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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16
NO PROHIBITION
IN SCRIPTURES

In the New letamCnt Is the Ser.
mon on the Mount; It is one OF the
most bcaudih pieces Of Christian III
eaaulrc ever produced. bnt there ism,
word a%iinat drink; II never entered
into the mind of the Great Teacher
that this could be classol with thu
great crimes gealnst which he was
preaching.
We have further cyid nee Of thg
idea In which IemJ held liGu0r when
we remember that he made II the sym
boil of the high st spiritual mystery. !
hope You viii listen TO that. The pro
hlbitiOnist goes about the country say
ing This IL poison, poison, poison
whom his own Master and Savior Sc
lected that poiso2 20 De the symbol Of
his blood. Fanatic,sm is blind, AM
therefore II fans % see that religion
and the Bible are squarely against II
Jesus sat with his disciples and as he
lifted the cup to his lips he said: AS
often a8 ye drank to this remember
me-" Would he have done that IL he
had had any idea that this was bcna
pronounced poison by his followers!
Moreover you remember the bcauti
ful lines In bidding them farewell, Tic
said that he would not drink of thi.
again until he shall drink II anew IN
the kingdom OF heaven, meaning that
heaven is not prohibition territory,
The people in the Old Testament
are commanded to pay one'tenth o
the wine they produce TO the church
We read In the Bible also that the
people are commanded 10 bring wine
10 the Lord himself as a drink offer
ing. and they are told TO drink it il
the presence of the Lord. 1t speaks
Of wine in the highest terms AS "Tha
which che6reth God and man. VIVA
argument Is there in that for III,
fanatic, for the prohlbitionist?
We read also In the New Testomen
that when Jesus went to the marrlag
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16
THE PRESENT LAW.

A vote against Prohibition is vote
for the present license law of the
Territory.
That IL the obvious and declared
trend of public sentiment among the
people of these Islands. Attempt ut
deception or evasion Of the fact would
be ms foolish and silly as the things
Woolley and Thurston are saying for
their mendacious and intolerant Pro-
hibitIon.
The people are satisfied with the
present law and they resent the In
reference of either the Federal gov
eminent or the Government by Com
mission schemers, or the salarled ag-
itators of Prohibition, to make II APP
pear otherwise.
That is why every voter of this Ter
ritory who believes in the proper con-
troll of the liquor traffic should go to
the polls on the Goth and in response
to the question, Shall the Legislature
pass a law prohibiting the sale and
manufacture OF intoxicating liquors
place their vote mark opposite the
words
Aole-No,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16

gW-"For Rent" cards on sale at
the Bulletin office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16

feast the people were drinking wine
ana they exhausted the supply and
called upon Jesus to come to their
help; aud he manufactured wine. Not
lemonade or milk. hut wine. Here Is
O record which the prohibitiOnists
must Try TO get over. The son Of God
manufactured vine. Evidently he was
not 4 prchibitlonlsts' He did not be-
icvc that Il was harmful to use H..
luur. Wine had just ms much alcohol
n It then as II has now: and alcohol
lad the same eject thon that II has
iOw.
Thcra Is dispute before the coun
ny az to whether Abraham Lincoln
ever tasted whiskcy. We have the
example Of Jesu8,and Il Is far more
influential than that of Abraham Lin
,0ln. We know thlt Jesus was Gale |
4 wine bibbUr" und they said THE
Son Of Man comoth eating and drink
ng." Moreover when Jesus manu-
'actued the wine he knew that that
act would b. recorded in the immor'
al pnga3 OF the New Testament. u
ne favored tho prohibition movement
10 You think no would haye allowed
such record 10 go down the cen
turtles?
But the greatest moral document
from the prohibition standpoint is the
Ton Commandments. and we can hear
the preacher dissenting oloQnently on
the Importance and the completeness
Of that document, and yet there ISM
single decalOgue In this moral code
single law or commandment against
drinking. There Is no Thou shalt moi
drink" That Is very remarkable, Do
YOU think that II the Diety had really
be leyed that theft, murder adultery
ard covetousncss were caused BY
dRnk he would have inserted In THU
d ,cumcht. which Is going to last al
Fmg as tho world lasts, also a suG
gestion In the way Of command
Mcnt against drinklng?-From tn
Labor world,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16

Thurston says the saloon Is 'he
issue. ,.,
WoolIey says the capacity TOT
self-goyernment is the real question
The people know that the whole
thing Is "A scheme to saddle Hawai-
with the blight of Prohibition IN
tolerance. labor troubles. aud the
Dictatorship of a few scheming IA
natics,
Therefore the voters VIII MAKE
their cross opposite Aoie'No.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16
,RUHIo AND PROHIBITION.

Delegate Kuhio in his very inter-
esting letter to Senator Lane makes It
clear that he Is neither teetotaller
nor ProhibitionIBt
lie allowed his name TO be used
with those ON the Committee of one
Hundred because he assumed that
that organization stood for temper
ance, when as matter Of fact II has
come before the people us Prohibit,
tiOa League with u Prohibition plat,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16

'orm, and it's sponsor is woolley, the
man whom KuhIo upset in Washing
ton,
II is not surprising therefore that
the Delegate should not care to take
part in the campaign OF the Prohibi-
ton League that is taking false po-
sition and saddling upon his should
ers association with and Joint respons-
ibility for false cause.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16
United In
0pl|p[ositioIn|.
70 W0lIO]I|ely
~ : 2EeT
Law
FRED meyer

II an iHota enfhadcally against
any such regulation as prohibition
would place upon us. II * not right
ON the face nf ~ and would not Be
fair tn all hands.
Prohibition will not prohibit and
II Is probable that those who are al.
vocating prohibition now know that
Is true as wen IS l.
81 believe that liquor conditions
would get worse TO an alarming d..
gree II prohlbitlSn was to be place.
upon u.s.
MY men, gf}er a hard days work
in the field. yrHl . drink Of some
light LIQUOR, ari { dou't blame th"m
for the desire 4 Is rerlviug am 70
'rrrhing 1ni docs them ~ h1'm thas
hayc r-'lccd"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16
DR.. FELMY FOR
TEMPERANCE
CONTINUED from Page ~

It. / have never asked them. There
are prohibitionists and npti-prohibi
tlonlsts. but they both can be good
Christians.
"We are Germans and are used to
drinking. when ! came here missed
tho German custom of taking the
family out to the beer garden where
there was music and the wife could
have coffee and the children some
thing while the husband ana father
drank his beer, The saloon might b.
changed to the German 'Hneipe' per-
haps where eyeryoae could go aud
nothing would be thought OF 1t,
1T Is impossible to suit all people
John the Baptist neither ate nor
drank and they said he had devil.
Christ ate and drank and they called
him glutton.
.In this question The people roier
to Christ as q prohlbitloniSt nut
think that the other side could claim
Him as wen. l do not wish to be
moro of Christian than Christ was
and lie drank wine which from al
accounts was real wine He MAI,
no law except one love one another
and | think that we should have nc
law to say man shall not drink
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16
]. Il. GQNE.Y

"In my ophis .cialaltlths Mould b.
far worse under the operation O. u
prohibition law than Under The llcens.
ing system. II The people do not want
saloons they cen wipe them out IN
der the present law \
while | was ID Depuls sheHff on
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16

Prohibition and Perjury will be
met on July 20 with an overwhelm-
ing vote of AOle-No, II every voter
goes to the polls and registers his
honest convictions See that you
are at the polls.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16

shnmng more u %
IN tn coh
M
to the
hencop
determining whclp IRA
oiarr not h prohibit In
than TO by
mind 1.-THE
dnds how altogether rht a IS
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16

Don't stay at home when civic
duty calls you to the polls to cast
your ballot against Prohibition,
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30
- Ensss.

The Spescer scs.Ssd held It- Nasas
exerc,ss- FRIDAY eSe.sng b pcrasi
a,se teacher. Mss Siaaii.r D. l.sse
ss.isrdsy ts Colsrsdo Springs where
she vail speaa her sacat,aa vlsltlRz
friends
Aa~i psreui- we're present and
enIeved a ei.i,zbtssi evening" The
exerc'ses consisted of an elshorate
program participated IA by p.psl-
ssd teacher. To the surprise VI all
the tree RroanIng snaer It's borden
arooped and we.ld have isl,ea, had
not heipsn9 hands assisted, snssl
>saia Claus with the s.d of he sun
relieved It
Mach credit ,s due Miss Stssfser
ior the careful training ct the elGl-
dren and fas the spirit which she
puts into her work
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

Miss Daisy loamans and Herbert
Andrews drove over from Gunnison
FRIDAY aud will remain some time
Mrs Ppffer of Hotchkiss, mother
of Mrs Perry Sammons, came over
last Monday for visit with heI
dauehter
Steve herine and family, alse
Maud Radeka. Johnnie Howard and
Lester Lee are down FROM Cathedral
10 spend the holidays
Word was receired from DIR. Col.
Inns, who is now visiting his son in
Charlton, Iowa. The doctor has
been quite sick with pneumonia. bai
is much better and if health permits
will spend New Years with his other
son in Minneapolis.
The entertainment which was
given st the hall Saturday evening
WAS success, largely attended and
appreciated by all, each individual
who took part, doing himself justice
After the program old Santa" dis
tribated the good things TO eat and
presents from the tree aud each one
went home fully provided for.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30
Asossr 49, 49,.

Denver Union Stack Yards. Dec
26 Receipts of cattle were rather
hight al the local market during the
past week. There was a big demand
Tor all classes of cattle aud trade was
active on everything offered at strong
10 higher prices from day 10 day. .
The general market Is 25 10 3Oc
higher than AT the close of business
a week ago and all grades Of cattle
were wanted Beef stuff has been
IN light Offering and selling we'll
Feeders and stockers also are meet
ing with very ready sale and a good
many more Of all kinds Of cattle
could be used oa this market 10 good
advantage Good beef steers Sold at
81 70 to s5.35 and choice corn feeds
from eastern Colorado brought
S5 80 Good to choice cows brought
SO 75 10 $3.50. Good 10 choice
feeders and stockers brought 81 40
10 s. Is and fair 10 good Kinds sold
at SO IS 10 x440 Feeding cows
at 81 IS TO s. 80, according 10 quail
ity. W. n. FULTON
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30
OlIAnlnn
Ness-csAmDsl cszssasssA~sss-

s>ts s--~leSa&Ssssk tSSrg4Do0o80oe.
Wedsa-ass. isrc. -
Ar- Cseo k.sk wash Toe .assers
are eastern vsssssr-.
Asy- ti.ssea f.si~ ~ ssesasaS the
aoiltiass ~ a.ssDssos
N l.. lssa-sla-s,a hs- sose - S.s-
geut- ~ te naxns es-srssa.
lssnSer ksclssasaa ~esst hasae b.
spend Aas- ~sah hl. psreui-.
A nsast,er as tsa.szroa folks a.
teusiea tle usss~& ball ~ 1snasssp-
ti.srrs t.ass- .na SISTER Esbs ars
-psna,ag holls,sy wesk ~ Whi,e~a-
ter
charley Co~sn reccufls speni a
ie~ DAYS AZ Crested Bst,e oa bs-.-
ness.
Mss Marguerite wslser - home
iron Nevada. Mo. ~bere she ,- al
sena1as college.
Mrs. I.os I.sihrep and chlldreo
came on Saturday from Denver tsr a
wees with Mr. I.sfhrpp.
J. X. Aiexsati.sr IT tse l = X ;.
sie Nmss DINNER with be tresher
and iamslv at Csmsrroa.
The Christmas tree aud dance a.
the upper s.:hool hosse Was well al
tended aud hne pruer im rendered
under the able supervision 81 Mise
ssuers, the teacher
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30
&s1iee . Soed ~,

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stock holders
of the FIRST National Bank Of Ganni-
son, Colorado, will he held at its
banking house on Teesday, January
10. 1911, between the hours OF two
and three o'clock p. m for the pur-
pose Of electing directors 10 serve
during the ensuing year. and for the
transaction of any other business
properly brought beforesaid meeting
Witness my hand and the seal of
said bank at Gannison. Colorado,
this second day of December, A. ID.
1910.
ssA DAN T. SrrsSss, President.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30
D(Dl.A
ews- Champion Correspondence.


"Wednesday. Dec. 2s.
Mrs Jack Caddon is at the Stevens
ranch
Miss Rosa Carron is visiting her
parents this week
Miss May Nichols rs spending her
vacation in Powderhorn
Miss Lula Mereelmaa came in
SUNDAY evening to spend her vsca-
tion with relatives.
Miss Minnie Green came in FRI
dav from Greeley 10 STAY during the
Christmas vacation.
Misses Mary Zeigler, Flora Halo
well and Mr. e. A. Green spent
Christmas with the Zeialers.
Dan Redmond passed through lola
Wednesday enroute 10 Delta He 10
recovering from an attack OF pneu-
monla
DIR. HYATT was called TO lola Tues
dav 10 attend 10 cases Of sickness in
the Stevens, Mergelman, Zeigler and
Humphreys families.
The Christmas entertainment
given by Miss NICHOLS and her school
was enjoyed by all. The program
was followed by a dance
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30
oAyyen
Coreespoaaencs.

sewsChampioH Corresponaencs.
Monday, Dec 26
Ernest Mendenhall spent CHRIST
mas dav with relatives at Lake City
Lake Fork people are enjoying
unusually fine weather for this time
Of wear
Josh Brice is awfully busy these
davs tending to an enormous lot OF
mail order business
q h. Enbom boarded the train
last Friday for a two weeks stay at
Dolores and Mon'rose.
Mrs A. W. Croft returned from
Lake Citv with a carload OF furni-
ture for her new home ON the Lake
Fork.
John Thompson went 10 Denver
10 spend Christmas with his family
Olaf Berewar was also Denver
bound passenger last Friday
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

~~ss-Cssasssu tlsrs~sUsasssa<.
wemnr-sl.s. Is-e. =

weazne-a@s. ts-e. -
HARRY k,-rnba.Aa vessi D. A4ioaa
Wsass-<.~s ~ selp M tsses q irw
DAYS
II j I,sazg,tsell af II act.ss~~ came
ss >.st.raias a. -s-ssa tse hss.sasss
~sth irsesd- hen. HE ssi EenAsa
ta the ~Inier IN fhs- cons.rs
A. b HAS saa fsassis cad toe
F,s-asr clslaren 1esss >.saura~v nl9ni
o the euscrt.snase.si sf fe~aerh. an.
saa re,~irt hue Esa.e SYLVIA and
Miss Maud ,oos part ~ the E.raersm
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30
NoWncanoaN
News-Champioa Corrsspopseoce

News-Cha mpioa CorrespoDde0c~
Tuesday. lkx %
j b Hotel was here this week on
business.
John Foster has been laid up for
several weeks with rheumatism
Nav Nichols of lola is visitine
friends and relatives in the valley.
John Andrews and Octave Coar-
and went % Gannison last week on
business
Mr. and Mrs. Bowers went 10
Cathedral Sunday 20 spend the holi-
DAYS with their son and family.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

The News-Champion printing
factory has this week installed new
Chandler a Price, fast running job
press. 1t is fine machine and will
still further better the high-elass
printing which we are turning out.
We will be glad to show it TO you.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

Bisaap brewster will bold services
at the Episcopal chareh FRIDAY even
ing at 80 and Saturday morning
Rev. Forsyth will hold regular
monthly service Sunday morning at
II o'clack.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

splendid Christmas programs
were given at the Methodist church
Saturday evening and at the Presby
terian church Sunday night.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

The men Of the PRESBYTERIAN
church will give a minstrel show
some time this coming month, under
the direction Of Prof Franks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

The auditing committee composed
II Messrs. Aikine, Deering and Eek
bert, is now at work checking up
books of the county taeasorer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

Mr. and Mrs Robert Overs,ee. and
.eece Overstee left TUESDAY niebi
for Trlmble, Mo. ON business visit
and perhaps 10 remain.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

Coroner o i.eary was called Tues
day 10 Somerset by report that man
there had shot himself. No further
details have been received.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

Mr. and Mrs ) NJ Allen depar;ed
"Wednesday for California. intending
10 spend the remainder of the wlntel
IN San Diego.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

The Epwerth League viii give an
exchange IN Qasiies and Arnsi
windows, Saturday, Dec. 81.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

i, Is reported rhs, Senator Sapp is
not 50 we'll in Florida. and that they
are talking of returning 10 Colosad8.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

Geo. Trezise aud Kate Moore were
married Tuesday by Judge l.eahy
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

Mrs. N T. Dice and cnsldren a
ohio CITY. we're Nma- guests st tie
home oi VI VI Mckee
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

Mr. and Mrs Jsbn Erap- of 3hio
City. spent the christmas tune ~Isb
GunnI~pn relatives
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

Del Mckee ,~ ~ossnG from the
Mckee hosse ~ the ESTES re~s<teace
N wess iown.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

" N Byers has nsesed hss tsm
sly Istp the tsaEtmas hss-e IN usrth
GuEal.oa
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

q. ". barton ~ dangerously -
wsth paesmosss q; bs- home a.
Ganal-
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

tr >ssiiasau reisrued Iucsasy
frsua = ~eek ~ lhpser and Asseu.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

Mr. : tari~s 10 WASHING ir.~na-
a. Graaa JssctIsa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

Dsc. Bsesmer hsss Tse~dsy tsE
Michigan
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30
Lacd aa6 Pusaad

Doc. B,eames ssss Tse~d.y issE
Michigan
Mr. : tari~s 10 WASHING ir.~na-
Al 4raad JssctIea.
th >..llasaa ret.rued 1ucsa.y
irsua a ~eek N lhssser and Aspeu
" N ByeTs ha- nseved his ban
sly Iatp the tiaEtman hss-e IN usrtk
G.Eslsoa.
q. " barton ~ dangerously III
~sth paesmonss al biz home ~
tsanaI- "a
Ihi Mckee ,- mostnr from the
Mckee hoase ~ the ESTES ressdsace
sn wess town.
Mr. and Mrs. Jshn tsrsn- of 3hio
Ctty. spent the christmas tune ~Isb
GunnIson relatives
Mrs n T. Dice and children af
Ohio CITY. were Ama- guests ri the
home of W. W Mckee.
Ii Is reported thai Senator Sapp r.
not 50 we'll in FLORIDA. and that they
are talking oi returning 10 Colosado
Mr. and Mrs J NJ. Allen departed
"Wednesday for California. intending
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-12-10
BABIESFOuNDS
Michigan Man Takes Children
TO Doctor Too Late.
a. NJ shspire's Family in Destitute
Condition and One Child Is Dead,
Two Dying Of Starvation.

Grand Rapids. Mich. Dec Il With
three starving babies. aged !. . and
. months lying on bundle OF rags
In the bottom Of rough wagon. Abra.
ham NJ Shapiro a ragplcker drove up
20 the residence of Or Louis Barth
and carrying the children into the of.
fee, asked the physician TO Try and
save their lives
The youngest died before q hospital
was reached The older ones arc
barely alive with small hope OF re.
covery.
shapiro has a wife and nine chill.
dren. all OF school age, and all the fall
and winter has been trying to keep
them alive aud warm in little hoyel.
Ills earnings With his old horse and
wagon became smaller. The increasing
cold demanded more fuel and the
amount for food WAS reduced until all
faced starvation when Shapiro sought
aid for the youngest ones who fell IN.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-12-10
WITLOCk OUT OF OFFICE
Ret ring County Treasurer Short
in Accounts S37,552.

When II. II. Whltlock, OF Danyille.
ILL.,. the retiring county treasurer.
turned his office over TO his successor,
o. y. Wisone. il became publicly
known that the retiring treasurer had
found himself s37. 552 short. and that
he had caused his attorney
TO call his boudsmen together, to
whom he bad related tie exact condl.
ton Of his office.
Whitlock. &C the suggestion OF the
bondsmen, turned over o Attorney
J. w. Kecsler. as trustee, all OF his
real estate. appraised at S32. 900 and
membranes Of $1,000. and all OF his
life insurance. amounting to $1,000.
After having done this the bondsmen
made good The deficiency and Whit.
lock was enabled TO turn over to his
successor all of the cash required, but
he left Office a borken and bankrupt
man. Whitlock stated his financial
condition was due 20 some bad invest.
ments. together with expenses OF sev.
eral costly campaigns.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-12-10
MRS. EDOY'S END COMES
Death Said TO Have Been Due TO
Attack of Pneumonia.

Mrs Mary Baker Eddy who has
always insisted upon being called
the "Disco,erer and founder of Chris
tian Science. died al her splendid
mansion on Beacon street. in the
Chestnut Hill section Of the city Of
Newton Mass. OF pneumonia. al the
age OF eightynine, after a short illness.
The same mystery which has en-
shrouded Mrs. Eddy for years was
thrown about her demise The under
taker was NOT allowed to say a word
except through Mr. Farlow Scarcely
anything could be had as 70 her last
illness and the news OF Mrs. Eddy's
death Was withheld from the public
until twelve hours after II occurred.
Anticipating that in view Of the
past rumors the question will be i'm.
medlatcly raised how any one Is to
know that The swomar who died in
Newton was really Mrs. Eddy. or was
some one else Who has been imper
sonating her for years. Mr. Farlow
said that the leaders did not really
care what was said They knew Mrs
Eddy and he himself had personally
talked With her about four weeKs ago.
George ~ Glover, Of Lead, s. d.,
Mrs Eddys son. is probably on the
way here BY this time and he will
know his mothers face beyond any
doubt
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-12-10
FOIL Prison DELIVERY PLOT
Warden stone at Jackson Finds Cell
Bars Sawed and Moves Men.

Jackson Mich Dee. s.. That an al.
tempted es 'ape an the prison was pre-
vented By 'ieilance on the part Of The
officers mas just been made known by
Warden Stone The bars Of three OF
the cells iu the west end cell block
we're found saved nearly in two at tie
bottom purity and paint being used to
avert discovery.
The men who attempted "a escare
are James Waener. sentenced from
lneham county for house breakinp
Charles fhonrson from Ionia county.
for attempted bank robbery Frank
Harvey from Grand Rapids for bur
elary ana iany
All three nor deny any knowlcdee
OF the a06ii They have been removed
% cells ID thc old cast wing 40 im.
plements taat would have bcen used
IN sawine tbe bars Mere found III any
OF The cells