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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-26
EDNA THOMAS IS
CALLED TO REST
LOVELY YOUNG GIRL OF PLEAS.
ANT VALLEY, AFTER SUFFER.
ING FOR MANY MONTHS, PEACE.
FULLY PASSES AWAY.

This morning ut the home Of her
stepfather. Mr.. S. B. Hull. at Pleasant
Valley, occurred the death OF Miss
Edna Thomas, daughter Of the late Ed.
ward Thomas,. after an illness with
tuberculosis. Miss Thomas had been
In failing health since the first OF the
year and while her death was not TIL.
expected, nevertheless it has come as
II great shock TO her relatives and
friends.
The deceased was Il lovely young
girl. Just In the prime Of her young
womanhood and was popular with q
wide circle OF friends.
The funeral will take place on
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock
from the residence In Pleasant Valley
and intermcnt will be made in the
Linn cemetery at Bentons Ferry by
Undertaken ELI Musgravc e. Sons. &
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-26
SYSTEM.
NNT[[EPHQNY||
!. .|||.SSi.a.||N|.ST|A!LLED[] J 4 & |L|
NsoLlDATED X COMPANY EN-.
PLoYss sTHE NEWEsTSD DEVICES.
Z KNOWN TO II THEf{T TRANSMISSION
OF! SOUNDS !FlTTlNG UP. WAT.
" SON BUILDING. ERR
/ sWILLBEC0NNEcTED
iNTER:c oMMuNlcA PLAN rs
ADOPTED AND THE SERVICES
Of AN, EXCHANGE is NO LONG:
q Err NEEDED.

= The different telephone systems be.
ing installed in the Watson building
by the Consolidated Telephone Com.
pany will be one OF the many attrac.
tive features Of the new building. This
entcrprising local company. ever ready
TO serve the public with additional ser.
vice, is putting a system comparative
ly new, not only,to the business people
OF Fairmont, but new in. the telephone
field as we'll. The whole building will
be equipped with a series OF inter.com-
muincating systems. In addition to
these inter-communicating systems
there will be several additional trunks
or private lines into the building for
individual service between some OF
the, Offices and the exchange. In ali
there will be seven private branch cx-
changes in the new building and TWEEN
ty-ninc individual trunk lines furnish
ing service for fifty:flve telephones.
The nter.communicating systems
will be distributed as. follows: One
In the general Offices OF the Fairmont
and Clarksburg Traction Company
one in tlie Power and, Mechanical De-
partment; one in the, Purchasing De.
partmcnt;t one. in the Auditing and Ac-
counting DEPARTMENTS; tone llnt tho Con-
sulting. Engineers Department.; one in
5.iii tttcoo,'auea trSssnr, Psss .1ih,ssi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-26
TEAM CO.
TO FARM|NGT0N.
LOCAL PYTHlAMs WILL ExEMPLl.
LEY WORK ON FOUR CANbi.,
DATES TONIGHT. 4.

: D.. g H auN| I.
1.-THE degree team Of Mt. City Lodge
No. As, knights Of Pythias. Will leave
this icltylfonishtson tbcfi7 O'Clock car
for FarInlngton, where 1t will confer
;,legres on fonr--candidates athatlwllllbe'
Initiated giintoG the, ,Farmingtonrlodsc.
The degree team of this city is con-,
sidcred one. OF the strongest III the
State. anu the, work rs eXemplitied by
1t makes n lasting impression OH tho
minds Of the candidates. , .-50
The team that will 80 to Farming.
ton tonight is composed OF the follow.
Ing knights: Rollo j. Conlcy, DR.. J. A..
Graham, p. B. Henry. George W. Deck.
Il. B. Carskadon, S. Il. Clayton, Il. Fl.
Huntington, DR.. II. r. Johnson. S. Il.
Miller. George II. Brobst. Robert G.
Miller, ]. G. Miller. Robert Snider,
Earl Dancer, Carl Riggs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-26
PLANS New BDAD
LINE CONNECTING GRAFTON,
CLARkSBURG AND FAlRMONT.

CLARKSBURG. w. Va. April 90
The Secretary Of State last evening
issued charter to the Grafton, Fair.
mont & Clarksburg Railroad Company
for the purpose OF building railroad
from the city Of Grafton to Clarksburg
and from Grafton to Fairmont. The
capital stock is $500,0OO, and the in.
corporators are Pittsburg and north.
era West Virginia people. as follows:
Arthur Stcaley, Austin c. Merrill and
II. p. Keenan,, Fairmont; Chus. +.
Sutherland, Of Morsantown: A. D. Cor.
der and C. Lee Reynolds. OF Fleming.
ton: G. y. Humphrey. OF Bridgeport.
w. Va. Charles c. Benton, Norris
W. Mead, John G. Leisure and ;. NJ.
Roberts. Of Plttsburg. n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-26
MINER COMES
FOR HIS WIFE
OFFICER FOUND HER LIVING
WITH ANOTHER MAN At ANNA.
BELLE,

BIB Doblc. OF Somerset, Pa, came
here. yesterday afternoon and swpre
out warrant for the arrest Of Marko
Siprak and Maggie Bobic. charging
them %lth living III adultery at Anna
belle. The warrant was Issued by
Justice Z. S. Amos and last evening
MAS executed by Captain Thomas r.
Tucker. The officer arrested both the
nan and the woman and brought them
TO this city. The woman was given n
hearing last night and was fined for
the olfcnse.
After the hearing she returned to
the Pennsylvania town with her hus.
band 70 her eighteen month baby. She
left Somerset Two weeks ago.
Siprak was placed in the county
jail. he Will be given.a preliminary
hearing soon.
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|: IR|:|E||::.U.E||:lEN VA.
OF: / Old | | | DEBT. J |;
CONGRESSMAN HAMILTON OF:
FERs BILL FOR GOVERNMENT;
TO PAY TIL. STATES SHARE

WASHINGTON, d. G., April 2e. y
Representative Hamilton, sof; Nest
Virginia, introduced "a. Tesofu tionis res
,terlay itIpr providing THAT United
States government cshonld,hDay ilthat
part ,oftthe gpublic debtltofathe Cortiss
mpnwealth Of Virginia existing atithe
time 2,otjthe separation ofrWest Virg
glnia whichlis chargeable to the latter
State. This Is the debt The Supreme
Colirt recently held should be paid by
WdstIyirginia. Thejresolution was re.
ftrred TO the judiciary committee
Congressman Hamilton insists he is
backed up in his contention by James
G. Blaine's book in which four pages
are given to the history OF West Vir.
ginla's formation and the argument is
set forth by Blaine that the federal
government should assume the debt.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-26
THEY e M HATS s. ANGELES
rs The HoTsE0 oF lPREJuD!cE.
q WILL II SEE q. r d RI HAVE
TR AZ a 4 n u AiS 9 9TH ER CITY,

- BY ed Press. r. X ~ u y
Los ANGEL IDS, April t26.-The trial
0f the Me- Nafnura b Bros. and McManl.
gal viii not take place in this city II
the attorneys for the: defense can pre-.
Vent .'.i / 9js5 lil5.
Judge G, M. Hilton Of Denver, who
- retained for 9the.defense, announced
to-day That the first work In the legal
shattf will be TO demand a change OF
$yenuc from Los Y Angeles on the
grounds thnt this city il, the hotbed or
prejudice; against the accused. I
Hilton declares that the trials will
kbe the most x gigantic struggle be.
tween labor and capital in our his.
tory. q 81. &
The three prisoners are expected
Ito reach here this afternoon. They
5{1,assed through i Flagstaff, Arizona,
late last night. y Y X 5.5ft n {,
They were seen through the car
window They looked pale and worn.
No interviews we're permitted.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-26
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NO r. ASKED SS;To RESIGN FROM
II ss HEAD sol'E.,ExPERlME ENT STATION
u SAYS YSTAWkEY. q, Z, b H.. =,

4; PARKt,lSBuR re, w. Va, April 2G.
State Board OF Regents hold a
injecting yesterday in the Chancellor,
atfwiitcf1 time seyeraf matters were
considered. When asked concerning
the rumors relating to Director Jas.
Stewart, Of the experiment station
at,sAlorgantown coming up at this
meeting, State Superintendent Of
schools NJ P. Shawkey stated last
might that nothing OF the kind had
been before the board, and so far as
lie knew, would not be up. Speaking
further, he said It had been generally
reported that tho board had requisite
the resignation OF Director Stewart,
3sbuthe would state his resignation had
never been asked for and no official
action had ever been. taken By the
board. He said that some OF the ad.
administration policies OF Director Stew.
art In tho management of his depart.
Sment had been considered by the
ttboard In tliofpast, but mo action had
isDccn taken.
n Director Stewart was In the city to.
jssday, having come here, on his way
from Charleston. Superintendent
aisShawkeyt stated In connection with
sthe, presence OF that officer in the city
that he had not been summoned be.
fore the board, and would not, so far
isas he knew, jbc beforeIthem.
All Sof the members OF the Board
isHcre In attendance, and others pres.
4cntSat tllegmeeting We're. President D..
I'D. Purinton, OF the West Virginia Uni.
,syersity; Dean E. B. Sanderson. Of the
Agricultural College, and President O.
Sl.5lVoodley, OF the Fairmont Normal,
IL Among other matters acted on. Geo.
skaler was elected assistant coach for
tho West Virginia University.
The resignation ofSD. w. Working
s:of the Agricultural College was nc.
Scepted, he having secured govern
ssinent position. The resignation Of
,ssProf.TA.a r. Graves, instructor In Ger.
nan at the University, was accepted,
md he will go to Europe. Trevy Nut.
sEter3 "A. w. Martin, Viola Wolfe and
Earl Sheets We're elected additional
sspring term teachers for"the Fairmont
Normal school. !. ilre;
The board, who ,Fhad intended eX.
tending the meeting over until noon
= Observation-Disclosures Tuesday night
owing to Prof, George S. Laidley, OF
Charleston, one OF the members. hav'
ing received word that his mother.ln.
law was not expected to live.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-26
CLOSE CONTRACT
FOR NEW CONCERN
FREEDOM OIL COMPANY WILL
ERECT LARGE PLANT HERE AT
ONCE.

Representative c. C. Howard Of the
Freedom on Company. Of Freedom.
Pa. was here yesterday afternoon and
closed n contract With the MononSa.
hela Industrial Company for Il site for
II large oil supply house.
The company has purchased Il plat
of land from the company near the
old steel mill and will erect n modern
plant The new enterprise will han.
die all kinds Of oil supplies and will
be In direct opposition TO the Slanl.
ard OH Company that now has an oil
station on the Belt Line and build.
ing permit from council TO construct II
greater storage house.
The Freedom OIL Company will
start the erection of Its buildings Just
as soon as the material can be assem-.
bted. The plans for the structure will
be placedHin the hands OF an architect
Mt once and then bids will be asked
for. s;} " n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-26
NEW SCHEDULE
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WILL
4 GO INTO EFFECT ON 3. AND o.

The new spring schedule upon aIl Of
the local branches of the baltimore
and Ohio Railroad will so into effect
on May twenty.first. From the ad.
vance sheets which are at hand It
seems quite probable that there will
be but few changes OF moment In the
passenger schedules particularly, with
the fast trains. There VIII be however
numerous changes in the freight
schedules particularly with the fast
trains. There will be however nu.
mcrous changes In the freight sched.
ule. The complete announcement OF
the new spring schedule will be made
q little later on. -l-. ". 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-26
'VV|LZ|NsI|1U1i.|:.. /.
ISUII0||IREG0vER / 1 / (. vI||E|..
VALUAB[E[AND5|'
The INTERIOR y DEPARTMENT.
4 WILL SEEK ITO GET POSSES
! sioN " oFis VAST AMOUNT OF
REALEtEsTATE IN THE WEST
WORTH stQo, ,ooo, 900. .39i
Violated Terms of GRANT
" 7zi3' .zi' 80 n m
MANY, ACRES in WYOMING, NE.
Sts.vADA Y. AND WASHINGTON MAY
6E;AcoutRED FROM THE UNION
RI PACIFIC, E1si ~

s WASHINGTON. April 2G.--Suits to
recover lands worth slo0,99o.0eo Iii
Nevada and. Washington
from the Union Pacific railroad may
soon be instituted by the government,
1t was lenrned at the Department OF
the Interior today, &.
1t is charged that the Union Paci-
tic, like the Southern Pacific. which
Just lost two million acres Of Oregon
land to the. government. violated the
terms Of the grant by refusing to sell
the land TO settlers for s2.5O All acre.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-26
ONLY UNMARR led RABBI A
WANTED 70 y GIRLS OF t;
NJ n NJ WHEEElNG TEMPLE.

!, WHEELING Va, April 26.5i
Unmarried rabbis are pre-.
5ferred by the Hebrew congrega:
lion Of Wheeling to I'll the posi-
2tion of Rabbi 4 Harry ;Leyis who
will go ito Boston In September.
The present rabbi picked his
wife from his Wheeling congre-
cation. Recently a Young rabbi
delivered a tifal sermon In The I
temple and 1t was agreed that y
call should be extended HIM,
That was before the girls learned
that he was marYied. The con-
,gregat! IS still In / search of;s,a .
pastor! III 2.e ~ ID
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-26
TERR|BRE ACCIDENT. !
TO LITTLE / | boy.
ON HENDERSON, FARM NEAR vii.
LiAMSToWN-cAuGHTsS,lN;; IN; GAS.
& ENGINE y AND MAiM E D-WiLL
4 PROBABLY RECOVER.

PARKERsBURG, April 826.-flls lit.
tie frock caught~in the fly wheel 5of
q gus engine, Robert Uhi,i sixyear-old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Uhl. OF
Homestead. w. Va, a station near the
Henderson farm below Williamstown,
was hurled through some thirty revo.
iutions of the wheel before he was
rescued from Instant death by the
timely arrival OF his father.
X Although the little fellow Is In a
precarious condition. hope Is enter
tained for his recovery. Ills rescue
from being terribly mutilated in the
rapidly revolving machine lis most re.
markable. !. / ,,3is. 4. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-26
TAFT ON THE WAY.

WASHINGTON. April 26-prcsidcn,
Taft left here ut II o'clock today over
the Pennsylvania railroad for New
York, where he will spend two days,
attending SIX banQuets.
His engagements tonight include
the opening address ut the industrial
exposition of the blind. visit to the
Srventy.frst regiment and Il banquet
TO the SiXty-ninth regiment. and sup
per ut the Hungarian Republican club.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-26
Fund for Defense.

! KANSAS CITY. isApril GA funa
g0f approximately k$1SO,O00 will be
raised for the defense OIL. ]. McNa,
J1nura, Isecretary:treasurer OF the Struc,
Stural Iron Workers. Union, according
20 President Franklin Of the Boiler
Makers Union. 81 5bs tlj 5g
The assessment Of Q cents will be
levied against each Sof the 5000. 900
8inembcrs of the American Federation.
N EEDL LES, Cal, April 2G.-The two
$McNaniuras and 81 McManigal passed
through hero en- route to Los Angeles
on The Santa FeE train No. 3, early to.
a. saay; :g,l 4 I. |
rliet prisoner were sfackled and
under heavy guards. II III,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-26
BODIES ARE RECOVERED
SEVENTEEN OF THE MINE VIC:
TINS AT ELK GARDEN HAVE
BEEN 1lDENJIFlED. ii d

- tDN IIlItOd UrrSs.) J0- W
ELk GARDEN. w. Va. Awll 20
At noon today the last bodies OF the
% victims OF the explosion in OFT
mine No. 20 on Monday were brought
TO the surface. N. Sisf, r..
Seventeen OF the dead so far are
Identified II liSSy iSty.s
The men Identified this morning
elThomas Yost, ohm +. White, .Jr.,
and Roy Wilson. N s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-26
P|oR|E|zs;II5EE]iT |o||z; NI[[ ''.'''
OPEN EXPOSITION
WORK OF THE BLIND WILL BE
EXHIBITED FOR THE FIRST
TIME IN THE UNITED STATES.

NEW YORK. April 2G.-The first
exhibition of work by blind persons
ever held In this country will be open
cd in the Metropolitan opera house to.
night by President Taft and Governor
Dix. lLlI
Joseph II. Choatc will preside and
Justice Hughes. Senator Gore, Mayor
Gaynor are expected TO be present.
The President viii be received by a
committee Of blind men and women.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-26
HYDE RELEASED
GAVE BOND FOR RE.TRIAL-HAs
BEEN IN JAIL SINCE HIS CON.
NVlCTiON OVER A YEAR AGO.

KANSAS CITY, April 2G.-Dr. d.
Clarke Hyde was released from the
county Jail here on bond today pend.
Ing a re.triai on the charge OF causing
the death OF Col. Thomas H. iSW6pe,
the Kansas City millionaire.
He. has been confined nf!jail Ssinc
the trial a year ago that ended In his
conviction. NV "
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-26
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WORCESTERSHIRE
...'N||||TH2,|.[||:.|VNE|.S
HoLD {UPs cHicAeo sroRE3sAND
$MAKEffEG g GETAWAY IN AN; AUTO.
lMoBtLEe9ooT WORTH $4,000.

fDy United press,)
CHICAGO, April 26.-Accordlng to
carly.apolice reports four men in an
drove up this afternoon to
the jewelry store OF Edward Albert &
Sons, on. Milwaukee avenue, and Ell
tered the store with drawn reyolvers,
holding up the clerks and escaped
with. jewels estimated TO be worth
from $4,000 to s50,Q00. ~ s3.sis va
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-26
VIII \ Mo,.,YEnoEElcEss,.. 8. .

The SJamison Coul and Coke Com,
panyShas rented Offices on the SECOND
floor :thel Watson building and viii
soon be located there,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-26
|MAK'.E|:.S!.R|EC0||RI|||D| |!
BREAKING .B||||R RUN
BATTLEsHIP DELAWARE COVERS
i 1900 MILES, 80 DAYS CRUISE.

" LLlftl tlty ilnftcn Ifrcss.t J ft.t .t III
BoSTpNj Airili 26,-The battleshlp
Delaware steamed into the harbpr dur
ing then ight ending a record breaking
,Ss.day cruise. yering -.mors Athana-1 ~
900 miles. \, < :.l,.t. y
:'l,Thc warship- lcltlsHAhiptohI iR5aaE
january % with thqtbbgs di Chilfai
Minister Cruz, who died ut Washing:
toni. snn,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-26
POLICE COURT
MAYOR MARTIN IMPOSED THE
USUAL FINE ON SEVEN PRISON.
# ERS THIS MORNING. Is

Seven prisoners were before the
mayor this morning and were given
the usual fine. Three buns were ar.
rested at the old basement on Parks
avenue. They We're not brought into
police court. 1t is only 10 waste of
timeSto have then, before the mayor.
They We're put, on the streets to work.
I$ Don't buy cheap furniture and rugs
when you can buy good furniture and
rugs for less at 4 H, Snider's. x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-26

Ionigh at 10 clocls is the timc
set Tor the close OF the greatest offers
|of3s the 500 Prize Contest aud lid
contestants and II their friends mo
securing tic country around trying tn
secure every ayiIable ubscriptior, and
apply 1t on this big offer.
scst Offer Of the Contest. 4
Triple votes are being given on both
old and new subscriptions turned lii
before . O'clock tonight, In addition
To- this big offer, we are ri giving /. 900
extra votes on every NEW subscrin.
ton turned In during ttiis soffer. IjiI.
der this schedule, your votes VIII
count up very rapid II. 4 /; "A new year,s
subscription now brings 80, 900 votes;
a two year subscription Il now bringsi
125.880 votes, while the soiti sdbscrif,.
tions count just triple the USUAL nun.
Der OF votes. How teasll 1T viii lfbe TO-
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who lis t%lse lis holdiIG back soine suft
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Because a contestant Is name ls NOT
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are away downsin the Lat. & But they
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Atperson who has rtered the race
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the fight through; YOU are worth very
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the time when something VIII occnf
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ter what today lis, tomorrow Always
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Remer,be That ats NO future Tine
During the Contest viii Your Sub.
{ sertptions Being More otea Than
Right osv 60 Don't Waste i Min.
Stte-Gct Every Available Snbscrlp-
SI2 toni Before the closinaa Hour.
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Positively Greatest Osa of Closes

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-26
NUMBER ss
best OFFER CLOSES
TONIGHT TEN O'CLOCK

YOU Still HAVE A FEW HOURS 7
AFT Isl issu u E Isl oE THE
PRESS 10 SECURE ORE stJB-
sc lPIIo Ms TO 60 uNT on THIS
IS OFFER.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11
ARTISAN
 WELL AT SAN SIMON

SAN SIMON, Ariz., July 1O.-San simon has another artesian well. The San simon Water & Irrigation company, composed of a number of business men of Globe, Ariz., have struck a small flow of water at a depth of 53O feet. This is highly encouraging, and work will he pushed on to a depth of 1000 feet.
 Messrs. Duncan and Sligh are put ting down a test we'll to a depth of 1,500 feet The first water strata were cased off and an attempt will be made to reach the bedrock water veins with the hopes of getting a big gusher These gentlemen are the original artesion well men Of the valley, and their confidence in the outcome of development along this line has ne: %:th big success in the past and will no doubt con tinue to do so in the future
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11
FRANK OWEN FREED AT
 PRELIMINARY HEARING

GLOBE, Ariz., July 10.-Tne pre- liminary examination of Frank Owen and Virgil Hayes. who confessed to killing Rex Chiquito about year ago near the Globe city water works, was held before Justice Thomas Owens was discharged and Hayes was helf to await the action of the next grand jury. He was released from custody on his own recognizance.
 In the examination of witnesses the entire testimony was practically a corroboration of the confession of the boys as to the manner os the killing.
 Several who were witnesses at the trial of Harry Jose were also witness es in the preliminary hearing.
 Much of the evidence introduced tended to prove that the killing WAS dcne in order to save the life of Ow- ems, whom it is alleged the milan was trying to brain with a rifle
 Harry Jose who was sentenced to life imprisonment for the crime, has been released from the prison on "a role and is expected 70 arrive in Globe soon.