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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

WHY PAY RENT MONEY TO BUY,
build or ift mortgages at per cent Nmnle
interest. Southern Loan and trust 20
fRroncb oface) 5iI.5l5 First National Bank
Bldc
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TO EXCHANGE FOR
CITY PROPERTY.

100 Acres, first class farm land, 10
miles from Guthrie, 120 acres In cul-
tivatlon, sets of improvements 4
wells of good, soft water, win take
cithor improved or vacant Tulsa
property in exchange,
one so and one i0-acre farm I'm
Missouri to exchange for city prop
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENTS
Just a Few of the Many
Bargains ON Our
List

$500 for q business lot right down
IN the business center and way
under price of stun an around
II, For few days and for
quick sale,
$500 one OF the best modern To-
room homes In the city, very
close In on "A fine street and
with fine shade, garage, paved
street and as modern as can
be made; brand new ana Wpll
built
$4,000 2-story brick, trackagc, rent
ing for $1,000 per month.
$4,000 Part cash, good N.rnum mod
orn house, case ana electric
lights, basement for laundry
room; large attic, barn, well,
Clstcrn and city Watvri corner
lot; east front; fine shady lot
not far out,
$4,000 New Groom modern home;
good barn and chicken yard
and house, large lot, wen inn
proved street To be paved
soon, close 10 school
$500 tor two lots and "A 5-rOom mod
crn bungalow; snu,h front,
high location ana good neigh
horhood; some terms
Sl2iO FOR spot cash VIII sell a g.
room house ana one acre of
ground; all set out In fruit;
shed; barn; fencing, a surhur-
ban home very cheap, but close
to school and not far from ear
line.
$500 for one acre and i.room
house fine shady lot with fruit
trees, good well terms on this
or viii shade the price for cash.
$1,000 buys one OF the best bargains
In the city new i-room
house; good barn; well, east
front, level lot close To car
line and not far from school;
$3.50 cash, balance one and two
years,
We have several tracts of 40 acres
ard up to exchange for good
rental property In Tulsa. Fine
farms for sale on terms that
are easy to meet
l0-Acre tract not far from the city.
and on pngN forms
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-28

FOR SALE OR TRADE-ggO ACRES IN
Payne County Oklahoma 200 acres IN cui
ityation 20 acres rich bottom land All
fenced and crusAfcucced Good broom
house barns aud other outhuldmgs Close
TO school an church, with r. f. D. an trlr
phone An kinds Of nuu aud plenty Of
water. Price, $3.50. For terms, write
1928 IN care of this paper
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-NEW 5.ROOM HOUSE,
sl,25O; easy terms. O. W. Deming, Phone
SNSSo-oo-o.o SUs,
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Too Late 10 Classify

LOST-GN BUSINESS PORTION OF
city Tuesday, map of DnvsWilson Heights
useless to others. Finder please Phone
1865 and | will call for same
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FOR sATE-A RESTAURANT AND CON
fectionerv doing good business. Address H.
b Frarks. Beggs; okls
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THE MARKETS


lbs ,,..,,.......,, S.5OQ5,75
Common 10 medium Vest
orn range cows, aN zoo
QSOO lbs ..,..,,..,.. 3,25@6,5O
Veal calves ...,,.,,,,,, A00WS.5O
In the Texas Division
Good 10 choice steers, av
lOOOWl2OO lbs .,,,.,, A50Q $50
Medium to fair steers, ay
Sd0Gr 1000 lbs .,,,,,,,, 3,60W i,50
Common to Gamers .,,,,. 2.50m3.O0
Good COWS ...,,,.,,,,.,, 3.00m4,25
Hogs-Reccipts for the past q
hours (otllcial ending y. M 6,970;
week ago, 1868, year ago, 1869.
The supply of hogs here yesterday
and at al market ccnters was only
moderate but trade ut all points was
very slow ana prices declined heavily
Packers took "A determined stand 10
cut values and had god luck nj H.
Here the market generally was quoted
20M25C per cwt lower The extreme
range of sales was made from $500
"a $3.50 per cwt and the bulk Of sales
from $S6OmSS5,
The quotations:
Choice butcher hogs, aY
$50 800 lbs ..,,,,,.,,$S $S.4OW6,70
Medium to fair mixed pack
ing hogs av. 25O@ 500
lbs ,......u....,, G.6Oq6.SO
Good to prime mixed pack
ing hogs, aV, 2OOW260
lbs. .,..,........ 6.75@gO5
.Cuns ...,,.,.,,.,,, 750@S,25
Choice lights. av 15OMl75
lbs ....,........ S.S5m5.1O
Medium TO fair lights .,, S.S009.05
Shcep-Rcceipt for the past "a
hours (offclal ending p M $3.50;
week ago, l2,GiB; Yea rago, 10,O63.
The supply Of sheep yesterday was
moderate and there was little good
killing stun to be had. Trade was n
tritle SLOW but values were fully
steady Most Of the stuff was Of the
feeder class. These were Glow and
nrIces In some cases were Weaker.
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Highest Lowest Ycs'day Tues.
oct, ii66 1i35 II 30-32 1i6i-GG
Dee. l455 lA22 li22-g5 IA 1880
Jan. li57 lll9 II 1870 II 1850
Galveston. Tex, oct 2I-StcadN
IA is,
St Louis oct q - Unchanged.
mlddling, II 3-ic. Sales 129 bales;
receipts i,GS3 bales; shipments 3,S37
bales; stock, 3,2O3 bales,
New orleans, oct -, - Futures
closed steady at decline. October
li20c; November li02c; December,
li03c; January li.llc; March, l42Gc
May li37c; July, 1ii5c.
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$50 ACRES IN HUGHES COUNTY OK
lahoma. 100 acres In cultivation; balance
pasture hay meadow and timber. Heavy
black soil level, all fenced Good wells and
creek Three Groom houses, two barns.
Price $50 per acre, terms TO suit purchas
or. For further particulars. address 1891"
Ia care Of this paper.
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RATES

lol word each issue under all clAssi.
fcstlons-b beginning Aug, /, 1910
l5o smallest amount accepted.
Your credit 10 good II you own . tsls.
phone.
All out'oitowI ads must be cash with
order.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-a20 ACRES
Usage County. Oklahoma Nice rolling land
with running water through entire tract.
nine miles from Pnwhuska n acres bot
tom land, plentv OF timber. Price 80 900;
half cash, balance terms 10 suit purchaser
For further particulars, address "i966" In
care Of this paper.
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STENOGRAPHERS

Miss Florence Stearns, Public Stenogra'
phor Phone 1869 SOC Bliss Bldg,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-28

THTRTY.TAY oFFER--l60 ACRES; 100
IN cultivation, 20 acres NOW land, 30 acres
pasture, 6 acres orchard Broom. frame
house, rood harm. 2 vranaries. good smooth
land. we'll, spring well fenced In section
Of the country that crops never fail Prlco
sa5 ner acre, IL sold by Sentember 25, 1910
One half mile to good school, rural mail
rural telephone system, good roads, good
markets. Address 1898" care OF this
paper.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-28
LEGAL NOTICE

(First Publication in the Tulsa Daily World
October 49, 1910. World Publishing Co.,
Publishers.)
In the District Court Of the United States
for the Eastern District Of Oklahoma.
} In Bankruptcy
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Hawthorne Brothers, }
BankruptS }
NOTICE OF SALE or BANKRUPTS'
PROPERTY

hawthorne BrOtnCfhi J
Bankrupts. } --...
NOTICE OF SALE OF BANkRUPTS'
PROPERTY.
Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance
OF an order made by the Referee in the
District Court of the United States for the
Eastern District Of Oklahoma In the mat
ter OF Hawthorne Brothers (Molvillc Haw'
thorne and Fred d. Hawthorne), Bankrupts,
will as Trustee Of the above named bank
rupt estate, cner at public sale and sell TO
the highest bidder for cash in hand, on the
4th day OF November, 1910, at o'clock
D. M, at the store of Hawthorne Brothers
In the FriendJones Biuldng ON north side
of Second Street between Main Street and
Boston Avenue, in the City of Tulsa, Tulsa
County, Oklahoma stock OF boots, shoes,
rubbers. hosiery shoe polish and various
and sundry articles usually kept In q shoe
store ali Of the approximate value Of
S2, 10000 all Of the fixtures used in and
about said shoe store, including window
fixtures, shelving, sewing machine and
other shoe repairing appliances, all OF the
approximate value Of $4,000; the book
accounts of said bankrupts In the approxi
mate amount Of $50, and also the leasehold
estate of sad bankrupts in the unexpired
lease on the store room located in the
above mentioned Fricnd.Jones Building.
Sale TO be subject TO continuation by the
Referee of said Court.
Dated this 2lst day Of October 1910,
DAVID B. GORE,
Trustee
~
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Torses aud muIes-Roceipts Tor the
past "a hours (offIcial ending p. m)
20; week ago, 256; year ago. 201. No
market.
HORSES-The range of prices fol-
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

237 Acres east of Tulsa, L. miles
in the rich Lin Lane Valley G miles
north OF Broken Arrow at $40 per
acre. This Is a No l good farm, about
half In cultiyation black limestone
soil second bottom and very fertile;
"a Of mile TO the oil we'll, Just
brought In. This Is a real Bargain,
Has a five-ycar loan of $2,i00 at 7
per cent for five years,
LOOK AT THIS
100 Acres, miles southwest OF
Broken Arrow. A REAL BROKE
ARROW PIECE or LAND at $500
per acre, This is worth $500 TO
10000. Can arrange terms on part
of this
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-29
BUTCHERS ALLEGE
AN ILLEGAL TRUST
Proprietors of Market AIlege
Retail Association Has
Organized Boycott
Damages Claimed for Refusal to
Supply Meat and Restraint
of Trade

Lesser Brothers, proprietors of the
Lincoln meat market. in Market street,
have Instructed their attorneys, Choyn-
ski & Humphreys. to institute suit for
100000 damages against the Retail
Butchers association Fand. certain
wholesale dealers, alleging the forma-
tion of an Illegal combine to boycott
the plaintiffs.
Attorney Herbert Choynski said yes
case of conspiracy in resraint of trade,
in violation of the Cartwright anti
trust act. The defendants will be the
Retail Butchers association. Thomas
McKeon. its president; William Asst.
ant secretary: Shapiro Brothers, Baum
garten Brothers and Frank Weiss,
members of the association, and the
following wholesale meat dealers:
William Taafe & Co.. J. G.. Johnson,
Roth. Blum & Co., Henry Levy, knierr,
Allen & Pyle Charles Rosenberg, Clay
burg & George, Ecklon Brothers, j. g.
James company, II. Moffatt company
and f. Patek & Co.
II is alleged that the retail butchers
have an agreement that no butcher
shall advertise or mark in his window
the price per pound of meat The pro-
prietors OF the Lincoln market say
that they would not enter into the
compact. and that therefore boycott
was declared against them. The whole
salers, it is charged were threatened
by members OF the Retail Butchers as
sociation that their patronage would
be withdrawn If the wholesa lers con-
tinued to supply the Lincoln market
with meat, All but two wholesale
firms are said TO have refused TO sell
meat to the plaintiffs. The firms that
would not be coerced were Miller &
Lux and the Western meat company
Lesser Brothers allege that their
business has been injured and besides
asking for 500. 900 damages they seek
to enjoin the defendants against con-
tinuing the boycott.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-29
JAIL BETTER Than
ALIMONY PAYMENT
Saloon Keeper Prefers Life at
IngIeside to 0beyance of
Courts Decree
Attorneys for William Stark
Threaten Habeas Corpus to
Secure His Release

A new plan TO avoid paying alimony
has been used 10y william Stark. sa-
loon Keeper. Starl1s plan is to go to
the county Jail and stay there until
The city gets tired Of supporting him.
stark has been at the Ingleside resort
almost a year.
January 10, 1910. he was committed
10y Judge Trout for failure TO pay his
divorced wife. Alice, sleo elimOny,
Now his attorneys. Choynsk and Hum
phreys. say they win get him out on
writ OF habeas corpus.
81 viii rot here before I pay ali
mony," stark declared "A few days ago
10 committee of the grand jury that
visited the county jail. He has said
the same thing many times to the Of
fcials at the jail.
The minute order entered by Judge
Troutrs clerk recitcs that Stark shall
be Imprisoned p hours. The commit
ment handed to the sheriff. however.
contains the additional provision that
Stark be kept in the county jail until
the 500 has been paid. That would
mean Imprisonment for the term OF his
natural life if he maintained his pres
ent obstinate attitude and If the court
did not relent Judge Trout inti-
mated yesterday that If the proper
showing were made that the man is
without means 10 pay alimony he
would order him released.
Stark defied the court because Judge
Trout awarded the control and Gus
Vody Of his young daughter to the
mother. permitting him TO take the
child out only twice a month.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-29
S. P. MUST fight
FOR OIL LANDS
Burke Files Suit Against Rail-
road to Quiet Title to
Property
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

BAKERSFIELD. Dec. 29.-Edmund
Burke, who was the first man to dis
pute the Southern Pacific claim to cer-
tain oil lands in Kern and Fresno
counties, has entered suit against the
Southern Pacific to quiet the title to
the the claim of sections 81 and 33 Of
3123, all of sections g. Il and 13 in
1928 and all of sections 19 and %
in 1924 Burke alleges that he owns
a tenth interest in this land, but prays
that if he is not found entitled to the
possession of the whole of the sec
tions that the claims of the defend
ant be made subordinate to his
claims
When c. D. Smith was granted an
attachment on the northeast quarter
OF section and the south half of sec
tion 3, 1928. to collect his wages from
F. A. Hoepner and the Midway COM
pany, the suit was settled out of
court
G. G. Gillette, who recently figured
in a government raid, and associates
have been prosecuted for entering on
a portion of section 80, 1928, Lost
Hills, by L. f. Doan, who claims the
land.
A complaint has been sworn out
against the Lost Hills oil syndicate
charging It with unlawfuIly enter
ing on the east half Of section 81.
25-2O. Henry H. Bailey is the com
plainant.
j. d. Martin and associates have been
enjoined from further operations on the
north half of section %, 1921. A. II.
Ten Brock claims the land.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-29
COUNTY LIBRARIANS IN
SESSION AT SACRAMENTO

SACRAMENTO. Dec. 2S.-The first
annual convention of county Librarians
for the state of California opened at 10
o'clock this morning in the state library
at the capital.
Reports of the librarians showed
that more than 100000 has been APP
propriated so far this year for county
library work, and that thousands of
people. are using books now who two
years ago had no library privileges at
all.
Those present representing county
libraries are:
Warren Ripley. Sacramento; Mrs. Frances
Linn. Santa Barbara: W. ii. Cloudsley. Ida
Condit. Stockton; Sarah McCardle. Fresno: Clara
Field. MADEIRA: Antoinette Humphreys. Merced:
Jennie Hermann. Nisaiia: Stel Huntington and
Nan I.angenour. Woodland: Mary Barmby. Oak
land; Anna J.. Williams, Alturas; Minnie Me
Donald. Riggs
There are also prominent librarians
from various sections of the state pres
ent including Burd Wright of Los An
geles: William p. Watson. San Fran
cisco: George I. Clark of Stanford
university and Charles s. Green of
Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-29
DON'T BE BALD
One of Our Readers Tells How She
Obtained a Marvellous Growth
of New Hair by the Use Of
Simple Home Remedy After
Hair Specialists and Ton
ies Had All Failed

I had what most people would call
beautiful head of golden hair / priced
chief attraction. Suddenly it began to
come out very rapidly, and at times I
had intense itching OF the scalp. Ply
S1cfanS and hair specialists said my
microbes, etc, but nothing that they
gave me did the slightest good. On
out even faster, and I was now fearful
lest l should become entirely bald. In
my despair a friend told me OF an
Ecuador herb which he said would pos
itively grow hair on any head where
the hair roots We're not entirely gone.
and he said the natives of the country
where NJ grew were famous for their
beautiful long hair. Upon medical ad-
Rum and MenthOl Crystals and imme-
dtately began its use. In three appica-
tions it entirely stopped the intense
Itching Of my scalp and In a very short
time il not only stopped my falling
hair. but l noticed an abundance OF new
hair coming in In less than one month
beautiful than ever All due TO this
marvellous hair growing herb. A lady
TO whom / gave the formula used il on
her daughter and she said it made her
hair grow five inches In less than a
month Doctors to whom / have shown
it say it is the only thing which will
actually grow new hair. therefore. I
think the public ought 70 have IL. At
first l thought I would keep it, a secret
and sell the secret, but when i think
how / suffered and how badly i needed
it and how hundreds of others must
need it, the same as / did. feel 1 ought
to give it to the world. Therefore I au-
thorize this paper to publish the for
mula. which is as follows: Bay Rum.
six ounces; LavOna de COmpOsee. two
ounces: MenthOl Crystals. y drachm. If
you like 1T perfumed. add a few drops
of o-KalOn Perfume, which mixes per
fectly with the other ingredients. This
however, is not necessary.
Be sure to ask the druggist for all
the Enclosures in the LavOna de Com
posee package. One of them entities
you to a handsome free sprinkler top
for your Hair Tonic bottle and you are
also entitled to receive the free advice
Of an expert on the hair by simply
writing TO the address you will find In
closed in the carton.
Ask your druggist for an eight ounce
bottle containing six ounces Of Bay
Rum. then put in the MenthOl Crystals
and the Perfume. Next add One-half
let it stand six to eight hours and add
the remainder OF the LavOna de Com
pOSee'. Always buy the LavOna de
Composed in a two ounce sealed bottle
as this preparation contains the juice
of the Ecuador herb mentioned above.
and it loses it's strength il unsealed
Apply the preparation night and morn
ing and rub we'll into the scalp. If
properly used it will produce most as
tonfshing results. Be careful not to get
il on the face or any part Of the body
where you do not want to produce hair.
The Baer Drug Company. the we'll
known and popular druggists of this
city. have filed this formula for many
satisfaction from it's use is so great
that they have found IL necessary to
make provision to fill the prescription
promptly and carefully.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-29
NAVY Yard WAGES
Will BE RAISED
Department COncurs in Recon-
mendatiOns of Salary Board
at Mare Island
Especial Dispatch to The CALI

VALLEJO, Dec. 2S.-The navy depart
ment has eoncurred in the recommen-
dation Of the wage board which con-
vened at Mare island last October. and
as result an increase in wages has
been granted 10 all Of the higher
classes Of trades, so that the salaries
paid at the local station viii conform
with those IN the big establishments
IN the cities in this vicinity
As a result the general helpers will
receive an increase Of rs cents a dav
IN All classes the electroplaters a SINH
Tar increase, the miumen an increase
OF 20 cents, the painters an increase of
l6 cents, pattern makers "A cents riv-
eters IS cents. riveters pneumatic
hammer) IS cents
Some new classes We're established.
as "forger's heavy" who viii get s5.04
day; third class die sinkers, who will
get S4-40 day. third class drop forgers.
10 be paid $40 a day, and flag cut
ters and fnishers, first class, $40, and
second class, S224
The following ire the trades and the
future salaries given in the report:
Helpers. genersI-First class 50 G.. second
S232' third S2.16: fourth So
ElectrOpiaters- First SAG: second 81 7e.
third. S3.2S: fourth. S2SS
Miilmel-First S4s0; second, 81: third So -:
Psinters--First. s3s2; second. $3.50: third.
SIS. fourth. 81 IS
Pattern makers-First 500; second. S4.e4;
ID ri. 81 30: fourth 81
klreters-Firsf Ss0S: second 81 7G. third
S3.2S: fourth. 50 s.
Riveters. pneumatic hammer-First 81 rs.
second, $50; third S32S; fourth So IS
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-29
CHINESE THREATEN TO
KILL HONOLULU CONSUL
Police Guard Orientars Home
Against Hatchetmen
Special Correspondence of The Call

HONOLULU, Dec. 20.-With special
policemen guarding his house against
hatchetmen and bomb throwers. Leong
Kwo, the Chinese cousul in Honolulu,
is finding life anything but monoto-
nous these days
The consul recently made a report
to his government. I'm which he de-
nounced certain Honolulu Chinese as
dangerous revolutionists. Word of this
reached Honolulu along with the news
that the Manchu government was pre-
pairing to wreak vengeance on the
Honolulu conspirators by cutting off
the heads of a few relatives in China
and confiscating their property Ma
turally this excited alarm here, with the
result that a large petition is now on
its way to Minister Wa. asking for the
removal of the consul and the Homo
lulu police court is crowded with Grim
inal libel suits, brought by the consul
against his Honolulu traducers.
All this has led to threats against the
life of the Chinese representative, who
has appealed to the police for protec-
tion.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-29

eton, and the court upheld the district
attorney.
rs it not true" persisted the defense,
that because of your forced resigna-
tion for gross immoralities you have
had a feeling of anger against Doctor
Burke?"
The witness denied any such state
of feeling, and to further questionings
along the same line said that he was
somewhat friendly to the defendant
The defense worked every inch of
ground to discredit him. Throughout
its questioning it maintained its policy
of trying to prove that Doctor Burke
was the victim of a plot on the part
of DR.. A, w. Hit and others.
Sticks to the Story
billiard, however. stuck squarely to
his story. He denied all existence Of
a plot, and though the defense man
aged to break him down on one or
two minor points, il failed TO dislodge
him from the stand that he had taken
in regard to his statements about Doc
tor Burke's prowling about Lu Eta
Smiths tent
IT was in bed at the time of the
explosion" he said on cross examina-
ton, -and the moment / heard 1T /
jumped out and ran TO a window. 1
surmised that Lu Eta Smiths tent had
been blown up and I spoke to my wife
about it. 1 then dressed and went
outside. I did not go to the tent at
first"
why not?g he was asked.
Because l was afraid I might step
on some of the pieces of her body"
was the startling reply The day fol-
lowing 1 wrote to Doctor Hit.
4 U.rrFFErR TELLS OEr FIGHT
In this letter he spoke of the con-
ditions at the health resort. and pleaded
that something should be done
To break down the effect of his tes-
timony the defense produced another
letter, written by him TO Doctor Burke,
in which sentiments of a different ma
ture were expressed. This second let
ter dealt with the fist fight between
Doctor Hit and Mrs. Aggie Burke, be-
surgeon tried to force himself into the
room where women were to be exam
ined. The letter concludes:
81 may be a little excited just now,
but doctor, love your work. your
principles, your life work and your
aims"
SUBPENAED BY DEFENSE
Abbie Smith, the witness who told
of her farcical marriage to a surgeon
in the United States army, was sub
penaed today by the defense. Within
the last few days the defense has been
securing a number of witnesses, and
now has 81 subpoenaed. There was
hope that with a weeks uninter-
rupted trial the case could be disposed
of before the end of the year, but
all these witnesses are to be called by
the defense the probabilities are that
the verdict of the jury will not be re-
turned until the end of January.