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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
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GaDsssohs. oo3e. ~ - oshhs-
0ssrs0 &c.

is d isses~
Love Ia SigBoriua shrugged
.'Foor Kitty. vou are trying in VAN o.
make a Romance oug of my NE Nou
should not read 50 nlucb"
1T is not curiosity" deolared KITTY
u makes nse sad when ! hear yuI
laugh. when ! see you beat your hand
against the chair as yoa did just now
la SignoriHa tu.Hed AGAIN Ia a pas
sion which was as ieroe as IL was sud
den.
There rs man. she hissed he
eyes diating But I loathe him. /
hate him. I abhor him. And we're d
not wicked to kin he would have been
dead hong ago. Enough. NJ you ever
ask another question ! viii leave yoa.
Il am sorry" said Kitty "He was
false 10 Yea and bFolSe your heart"
No. Kitty. only my pride"
1T IL a strange world" mused Kitty
LET us turn 20 our affairs. re
ceived letter today"
From home 2" eagerly.
4 have no home. Kitty. The letter
is from a friend In Naples Mr.. Hi
lard and MIR Merrihew. friends oi
yours. are in Italy"
Kitty could scarcely believe her
ears. Where are they? Where are
they stopping?"
That ] do not know. But listen
They have started out TO find US
When ] tell you that MFR. Hillard Is
the gentleman ! dined with that night
before we sailed you viii understand
my reasons for wishing TO avoid him
From this time ON we must never ap
pear on the streets without our wells
1f by chance we meet them we mus,
give no sign. ID will he only for iir
tie while. Your letter will come soon
and You may renew your Acquaintance
with these two gentlemen when yoi
return home. II may be hard for you
but If You wish TO stay with me m,
will must he law unto you'
Not to speak to them n We mee.
them?" urged Kitty In dismay But
that is cruel of you. They are both
gentlemen"
Il do not know MIR. Merrihew. but !
can say that Mr.. HiIlard is gentle
man. As for being cruel. 4 am not
only selfish"
Are you not a queen who has run
bitterly. ''One reads about them every
day In the papers"
My dear. You are free 10 choose one
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06

ef 80. pu-lus. ! ~hau H.ss nrs~ yar
waF 80 t.sc sssi.sr. bur pss asa-s eh -
aoU
seearal nsisatos J,.sS-ssl. Missy h.
ed ossf to ~ca and la Ssznsrsna cas-.
lsar eyes. IN har ls.ars kisr5 ks..~ 81
she eeuia be mss. ieas. tlsss e....
shan slse cesid A. ~. vas ha,.l
csusssity rs ~epzimcIG sy she rssnsf
tir BaSstory.
Il have ciso-ca.~ slsc said a. Aunz
= sssali stay Wish yos~
~Thanis. kitty. And H.~ tbr :
fairs % the conssaHy We haze play
tsxae DAYS and have iss-s -ssasslly !
nigh; Wiz l,c the iast chance. Win d
sssc. toaorFo~ we SHAH rctsza 10 a.
iac. 1 10 uos Iike the sssa .f q,
TO Monte Carao At niehf. If IN not
actiy safe. Hss since ,-gSars mn-s
he chooscrs we mast go. Again
warn yoa ~ SPEAK - no one while
am playing and under no circu
stances raise your voil Tlcy have -
gun 10 notice us. bsf n wiz ead o.
nieh;- Z was mad 10 think that con
win. And. ny the way. kisfy we sha
not go back 10 the Campo Forposa.~
kitfy accepted this news briehi
n there was one place she hated r.
~as the Campo.
Now run and dress advised IA
sienoriBa. let me dream . mr.
more while the sun sets"
She knew men tolerably well NfieI
thirty they cease TO follow visions
they seek tangible things. No. they
Hlusi never meet again. n would Hni
he wise Her heart. galied by dis
lusian. might not Withstand murh
storming Aud she had no VISA 90 aid
this irretrieSaiile folly 10 the origin
bllsBscr She WIS afraid.
No they musi go their separate ways
till the ead wuh sigh she rose aud
wcni into the raom. KITTY was busg
with the finishing touches 81 her toilet
The Older woman Kissed her fondly.
And do Yea realize that You are tha
most beautI Ifui woman IN the world 2"
asked Kitty
Little fiatterer.'
And n were a man"-kitty paused
I'D fall In howe with you aud marry
you"
la signorina looked into the mirror
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06

bad Rad osr-crSesl th.sf ss.sy sere i-ssa<
Sosso~ee. Ine car ssss~ a. snss fsrn.
As ;.se Sosscn came - . ssaEa ossc oi
fsom saw tsc spproaasssss< ssan. In
sszsstiy she fea az tAe streer IN.
ssisar hosssssss. rhan parssed lscr e'sa
pansoE " aaseeer l..alsss tlW lsaliaR
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06

"A lsdBf t,naae ~ Narg. thas ~ droilf
might have entertained this liSht dis
sipated then. HE knew now-.he knew
With sharp cry 81 exultation h,
broke into a run. SO did Elillard- Peo.
pie turned and stared. bat none sought
10 intercept any of the runners ln
Monte Carlo there are many strange
scenes. aud the knight errant ssieu
finds that his bump of cautios has
suddenly developed. Aud there were
no police about. they we're on the ca
elmo terraces or stroiling through the
gardens
Past the park the quartet ran. Then
came n stretch OF darkness between
one electric lamp aud another Anf
then. as IL whis.Sed away 10y magi,
the foremost woman disapprarod The
other halted. ireafhless. Sh. started
again. hat too late. The itniinn caught
her roughly and quir'kly tore aside the
veil
kitty killiercwr' Hillard cried
He sprang forward and grasped the
italian by the shoulders The Italian
struck out savaseiy but Willard seizna
Continued Next Week
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06

Clarence ADAMS
Fsrnisure aud oaeensware Teie-
phone No. Ga
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
0jUOT OiSAfPEAkS
- Gw = 6unnuno 80 ~
~ . - ~ 60 1Ms
H. oulnk ~

Ln.ss Va.sr saas ever ache
Have va. sssg-sctec yoor kAsseys1
ksscNache ~ kidney ache.
Ma u eousar DIZZY sf,sIi~.
s.eep..ss nsents. tsrec. asa4 aass-
Ihr:rssssng srsnary dsssrsssn.
Cure the kidneys 10 cure . al.
Isoau ; 4 lines Pills bring assscs re-
hsf.
Bring thoros.gf. lasting cures
Tka: uhst Gs.snuIsep sssNererx Wsnt.
Proiif then ny another sesssnony.
TWICE tod and vel confirmed.
Mn. mary Isrcser. s.s3 b. sscood
street. Ssisaa. Coso-, says. 'The cure
IAssu > Kidney Pills made w my essc
hss bseu permanent aad ] have never
had q return of kidney trouble since
taking this remedy IN the fab of lxaA.
For q hong time my back was weak and
often felt as though u was gong ~
break. | Was occasionally w sssck great
pain that ! could scarcely move. In
two DAYS after ] began using khssas
Kidney Pills the pam IN my bsck hsd
si,sappsared and ] eeuid stoop and do
any amount Of work without the lssss
discomfort. Doan = kidney Pills cus~d
me and for thai reason ] shall always
have q good word for them.
kw sa,e hy all aeaers. fr,cs ~ csnse.
ko-ser Milbarn Co.. l;ustaio. New Nork.
-oie agents ior Tho lniied states.
ks..enslrr the nan,e--lh,ea s-aaa tasc
ne other.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-09
FIRST BALE
BRINGS 20 CENTS
The Newburser cotten Company Pay
This Price FOR II.

The latter part Of last week the
first bale of cotton to be brought to
Greenwood this season, raised in
Letlore county, was consigned from
the plantation Of Hon. J. l.. Haley,
near ltta Bena, to Messrs. McShane
Cotton Company, cotton factors, in
this city.
The cotton was q short staple but
a good grade, and the bale weighed
534 pounds. Mr.. Haley's crop, from
which this bale came, is a splendid
one. In fact all Of Mr.. Haley's
places show an excellent yield this
season.
The first bale was placed on the
market by Messrs, McShane Cotton
Company, and was finally bought by
the Newburger Cotton Company, Of
this city. The handsome price Of
twenty-five cents was paid, which
goes as an inducement to planters
to make early crops.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-09
Offering SIS FOR Seed.

The cotton seed season in Mis-
sissippi has opened up at $25 per
toni. .. b. at stations. II is an ad-
mitted fact among mill managers
that Mississippi's cotton crop will
note exceed that Of last year,snd the
1909-l0 season with the cotton mills
was ths shortest In more than .
dozen years, many Of the mills
closing during the month Of Feb
ruary This, Of course, means that
there Is going TO be d lively scram-
BILE for seed 10 this territory, and
the price Of $2b per ton offered at
the opening ID something unprecs-
dented. The season will open about
the middle Of September, and unless
there Is q slump in the price Of oil
meal, and other productsI d steady
advance 81 the market may DO look
cd for.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-09
TRACE BUTTON.
HOLDER FACTORY.
StinsoH Manufacturing Co, Started
Up This Business Last Week.

Greenwood has a new industry
that OF a safety trace bqtion holder
factory, operated By tho Stinson
Manufacturing Company,
As result Of one of the late in-
yentions Of Mr.. W. A, Slinson, Of
this city, which was only patented
by this gentlemen on the 10Th Of
April, there is now established q
factory for the manufacture Of this
article, with a daily outputof 10000
of these buttons. The plant is
located at the marble yards Of the
Delta Marble and Granite Works, on
Walthall street, just north Of the
Southern railway tracks.
This factory began operations on
the lst Of September, and Mr.. Stin-
son has his patent working insplen-
did order. Our representative was
q caller at his plant On that date,
and found Mr.. Stnson very enthu-
siastic as TO the future Of his inven-
ton. Already Mr.. Stinson has or
ders for over 10000 Of these safety
trace button holders, and orders will
come faster after its identity is es-
tsblished,
MIR. Stinson returned only week
or 80 ago from visit north in the
interest Of his patent, and is more
than well pleased with the outlook Of
the factory he has started in Green
wood.
II will be remembered that Mr..
Stinson has two other inventions,
that have made him quite promin-
ent as an inventor, and which have
been placed on the market. His
safety mail bag fastener and locker
was quite an important invention.
We congratulate M. Stinson upon
the brilliant success he is achieving
from his inventions, and are proud
Of him as citizen Of Greenwood.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-09
MORNING SEPT 1910
VARDAMAN SPEAKS
AT COURT HOUSE.
Candidate FER Senator Addresses
Small Audience Last Saturday,

ES-Gw, ], X. Vardaman deliy-
ored an address at the Court House
IN this city last Saturday, filing the
engagement he had here on the
preyl US Saturday, and which had
been postponed on account Of the
death Of his little nephew, Varda-
man Slack.
The speaking was we'll advertised,
and after the ex Governor had ar
rived in the city and had mingled a
few moments with his friends and
admirers, q negro, with a bell and
placard, led the crowd to the Court
House to hear this eloquent speaker.
Not over three hundred persons
we're in the Court House, there being
in this crowd many anti i-vardaman
men and few ladies ana children.
Only few Of his most enthusiastic
admirers sat with the Ex-Governor
within the railing.
Hon. r. v. Pollard, our represen-
tative in the Legislature, who was
one OF Mr.. Vardaman's most enthu-.
siastic supporters throughout the
recent caucus, introduced Gov. Var
daman, making most eloquent
speech. He upheld the OK. Cover
nor's administration and made ref
erence to the Howorth letters, that
have touched on the measures vetoed
by Mr.. Vardaman.
Mr.. Vardaman then arose and said
that II was his first political speech
in bis old home county, and that III
was 4 proud moment TO Be with his
old friends once more. He referred
as usual TO the race question hobby
dwelling at length upon the impor-
lance ct this Issue. He assured
them that he was for the common
people and Of his ambition to
serve his people as their senator He
predicted q bright future for the
Democratic party in lhe next Con-
gress, and his speech drew liberal
applause from bis attentive audi
ence.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-09
Wanted,

BY a young lady, September ist, posi-
tIon al q stenographer. Writes Short
hand, and has had considerable expert
ence in handling otlice files, &c. Rsfer-
ences exchanged as TO qualifications.
&c. Address W, box 27l, Columbus,
Miss. aulo-at
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-09
CHANGES FROM 1910 MODEL

Il. Larger engine bore Greatly increased power.
Improved intake pipe. Larger crank shaft. I'm
proved main and connecting-rod bearings-Cadil-
lac construction babbit lined bronze. Connecting
rod bearing surface increased 3.2 per cent. Main
bearing surface increased per cent. Improved
cut-out.
Q. A. r. "A. M. rating increased 34 Fl. r Actual
power because Of other improvements, greatly in
creased,
8. All water manifolds and connections copper in
stead ofhose Greater radiatng capacity. Improv-
ed circulation due to the design OF the manifold in
clining toward the radiator and increasing diameter
Of the manifold toward the radiator. Improved
radiation through changed design Of radiator tank
and vanes located at the rear OF radiator which
cause the air to be drawn uniformly through all
parts. Improved filler cap.
A. Ignition system simplided greatly. Bosch high
tension magnetic eliminating coil. In the Delco
system single unit coil dispaces four unit coil.
High tension distributor dsplaces commutator.
No moving wires. Waterproof construction. All
wiring enclosed in copper tubes. Appearance sim
plifed and improved. Efficiency increased.
6. Improved operation Of stating crank due to
longer straight crank and longer crank shaft.
r. Efficiency of carburetion increased through
water jacketed carburetor. Hot air pipe eliIninat-
ed. Efficiency at high speeds and on hard pulls
increased. Change in atmospheric conditions can
be met easily and carburctor always kept in it's
most efficient condition by means Of an adjustment
from the drivers seat.
s. From the operators standpoint the clutch is
improved materially by reason Of the very small
amount Of power required to disengage II. Most
easily operated clutch ever designed. Size Of fly
wheel and clutch increased giving greater factor Of
safety. From repair standpoint the clutch is ac-
cessbe and can be removed in 80 minutes. Joint
back of clutch practically noiseless.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-09

10. Driving pinion and driven gear increased in
sze Al pitch gears instead of 5. Drive contains two
universal joints instead of one eliminating binning
stains in the gears and the consequent possibility
Of gears getting out Of adjustment Axle fitted with
triangular torsion rod instead OF torson tube
II, Rear axle full floating type Weight Of car
carried on axle housing instead Of axle shapt Lar
ger axle shaft. Greater factory of safety This
is the same axle as used on number Of Americas
highest priced cars.
IL. Larger brakes. Braking surface increased 141
square inches Both brakes equaIized. Improved
and more efficient equalizers. Foot brake operated
with very slight pressure. Operation and eff
cheney unexcelled.
13. Large steering post. Larger stirring wheel. \
Hard rubber steering rim. All improving the APP
pearance Of the car.
IA. Double drop frame, lowering center gravity,
giving lower appearance to the car.
Is. Increased motor power permits us to gear the
cars higher. Less motor vibration and greater
speed.
IL. Six six inches longer wheel base, giving i'm
proved riding qualities.
20. Rear platform springs fitted with shackle in
stead OF ball joint Noiseess and mnimizes rebound.
2l. Spark and throttle levers engage a smooth
sector instead Of a toothed sector. Improved foot
throttle. Spark and throttle connecting rods fit
ed with ball joints, increasing ease of operation.
rs. Improved body designs throughout. More
artistic and luxurious
26. Hand buffed leather, softer, more durable I'm
proved seat and cushion springs, Royal Arch con-
structing, impossible to strike cushion frame Bot
tom Of cushions protected
u. Linoleum covered, metal bound boards instead
Of sheet metal foot boards. More artistic and min
imize slipping.
30. Additional equipment. Foot rails and speed
ometer.
~ Hnrdxxvor0 In
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-09
For Rent.

Ono furnished room to gentlemen.
Apply 8l5 Dewey street or storm Bros.
Co.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-09
For. Rent.

Two rooms, either furnished or unfur-
nished, for light housekeeping. Apply
g 1s40, The Commonwealth.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-09
For Sale or Exchange.

One II Model Buick, b-seat touring
car, In frst-clasH condition. SEQ SamI
j. Stein.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York July %, 1910.
BEEN ENES-Receipts. 81 cars, or 662 head,
mainly direct TO slaughterers. No trading to-
day; feeling weak Dressed beef slow at last
quotations. Latest private cables from Liver
pool and London quoted live cattle higher at
10 a 11c per TO- dressed weight. refrigera tor
peer steady at 10 Z q 10 sc per lb. Exports
from this port tomorrow, IL cattle, is sheep
and LOO quarters of beef.
CALVEs-Reeeipts, 81; 2s3 en- sale No
trading on live weight; feeling weak. Dressed
calves SLOW; city dressed veals 13@16c per
Id; country dressed calves, 100 lac; dressed
buttermlks. Io0 121ac.
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Receipts. % cars. or
$500 head, including II cars for the market.
Sheep quiet and unchanged choice lambs
steady: others less active and generally 100
l5c lower. The pens were cleared Ordinary
to good sheep sold at S3G 81 per 100 10: ordt-
ton slow except for choice; light carcasses at
S010c per 10; dressed lambs, 1f015c.
Sales-Kerns Commission Company: 221
Kentucky lambs, rs 10 average. $S 10 per lee
ginia, 65 H. IS; III, 6S 10, 81 50 y 2:3 Mary
land IS ID. Ss. 2Os West Virginia, 81 10. 81;
/ Kentucky yearling, 10 H. SO; p Maryland
sheep 50 ID. 81; II, 94 lb. S3 80; West Vir-
Tobin & Shannon: 20 kentucky lambs. II
SIS %; "a, 81 lb, SIS 10; Kentucky yearlings,
Newton 8 Co: 200 Kentucky lambs. Il 10.
SIS 90; 22S Virginia is To- sS: 227, 6S ID. 81 so
Virginia sheep. 9s lb. 81.
Mcpherson & Co: 2+6 virginia lambs. 81
h. Ss: 1876, So Ib, SIS: 81 Virginia yearIings,
90 10, So; II Virginia sheep, f04 Ib, 81; Nir-
ginia bucks. 152 Id. So 80
5. Sanders: 40 Virginia lambs, Ga Ii, 81 10:
Virginia sheep, rs ID, 81.
H0GS-Receipts, 10 cars or 2.465 head. al
direct 10 siaughterers. Feeling nomtnally
steady IN sympathy with Buffalo advices.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE PURCHASING CONAISSAFSE. Z &
Army 80 Whitehall street. New York CITY
n Y July % Is10.-Sealed proposals IN Stlph-
cate. for furnishing and delivering suoslscence
stores in this city at such times as may be re
duired BY the L : Government, on o. before
September So 1910, n accordance with the speci-
fcations and conditions set forth in CirculaC Ne
: War Department. Office Cf tho Cor1TntsssATy
General Washington. March =. 1905. viii ha
received at this Office Until 10 clock y N
AUGUST s. 1910. Information furnished appli-
cation Envelopes containing bids should %
marked Proposals for Subsistence stores opened
August 8. 1910 and addressed TO Colonel y L
Smith. A {. c.. L S. Army
SEALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLCATE wILI.
be received at the Office OF The Cornriisstonsr
OF Iul111igraticn Ellis Island. n y. n. until
= 50 .. N. July IS. 1910 and opened Immediate
l. thereafter for all labor and materials re-
quired to repair the roofs, with cutters. leaders
sNyltghts etc. FOR all the buildings on Main
Island No. = Island and No, Island. ar trs
T. : Immigrant station. Ellis Island y y II
Particulars and limitations governing bidders
may be obtained upon application 10 WILLIAM
WILLIAMS. COMMISSIONS
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. BUREAU or
Engraving and Printing. WasllngtcE. ID. G.
Ielly ~. 19i0-Seaied proposals VIII be re-
ceived az this Bureau until AondaS.
August :. 1910. for Cleansing Printers Wiper
Cloths during remainder Cr nScs2l year END
Juns 30, 1911 Blank FERNS and other iutOr-
nnatien will be furn shed intending bidders on
application 90 JOSEPH T. RALPH. Director
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

Dbl. SO 70 goc: basket f5@S5cc ONIONS. Oran z !
County. red. bag. 81 25Ts 81 - : Coiiiisc I - =,
VALLEY yellow f0G-lb bag 81 i10Sz. tN,I's
Island yellow Dbl. s. TJGp - . Jefsey. WI
basket. 81 f20s 81 81 yellow, - zo'fsi ~; -
81 e5; Baltimore yellow 81 T. adryiaIio- = an 81.
Virginia red or yellow. basket l5c e 81 -.
Kentucky. bag. 4oe0S1 bfll SlHSl % @5<e~ @
Orleans bag. 40GGlc: PEAS, 3@stern Ss Icy
York BASKET. 35cGxt % bag sc 2 81 RI
PERS Jersey. basket. 81 n 81 II. bull and iol z
75c q 81 - crate. 7Jceesl. North 1aFolind,
basket. TJceysf. STRING BEANS. oaSkeI -
bag Sf0s1 "a: SQUASH. marrow. Dbl, s"cfV
81 25; yellow. $1Fr 81 40 box I9csyS, VII. VII
Dbl 81 80 = 50: Norfolk. white, 900 DOC = II p
NfPs. rutabaga. bbi. zoe. q 81. NalIes = 1Vg
s.. 100 punches 81 n 81. TOMATOES. jersey
box. soc u So. Baltimore, crate, 81 I0Sl - ;
WASHINGTON. carrier - 50, Delaware ana
Maryland. 3-bssket carrier. Joc q 81 t'-oaSnst
carrier SD 81 %. Norfolk large carrier, ssic p
carrier. TJcaB 81 81; Tennessee crate. 50a soc.
WATERCRESS. 100 lunches 81 ~ 81 40
HONEY-Eew Southern coming IN fairy.
and stocks hand ample, market STEADY 70
firm California. extracted. water white ID
- 6P9c. white So Isc. light amber . q F1sc,
tracted. TO quality. gallon. 50 q lJc-
BEE38 8AN-F'Ure bright colousd (ortnerh
az state very firm 81 - fp@l nc 10
Southern steady at 30N $1c, and foreign job
bfnG cut largely u % q S9c-
MAPLE sCGAR-Tbe light stocks are hsif
hrnly- Sugar, r., I%4S lie syrup. gallon
So fYg5c
NUT+Donestie peanuts steadt to firm
but trade is comparatively light Most firm
ness IS shown Spanish saelied. especially
No / PEANI-'FS-Virgfnia. hand picked.
Jumbo. ID. &c. fancy. "A % J1zc. extra a. %
4&.c. sheIled. Jumbo. : = &c; sneiied. NO ,.
6z4 G. No . 4eD5c. Spanish, shelied. No l. So
SIC: no =. Ga &c.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
DIDN'T FIND WIRELESS BOOKS
Accountant Searches Pile on Table in
Court for Missing Stock Records.

Charles p Rowland began the examiHa-
ton yesterday 10 discover. If possible, the
whereabouts OF the eighteen missing books
Of the United Wireless Telegraph Com
pauy. Tie first witness. James Kerr, an
accountant, said that he had seen stock
certificate books from No 3,25l 10 L, 80
when he was in the company's Jersey City
offices last May, but that the books were
not among those surrendered by the com
pany on the grand jury Subpoena
Nj Kerr looked over the ninety-nine
books on table in the courtroom IL the
Federal Building. where the examination
was being held, but could not ind the
missing eighteen record books.
In the course Of the hearing it was
learned that Francis X Butler, one Of the
board OF directors Of the company, had re-
signed
Other witnesses We're called, among them
postoff5ce Inspectors who had called for the
books and Il special agent Of the Depart
ment OF Justice. The hearing viii be con
tinued to-day