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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-29
CARDINAL RAMPAA REGARDED As THE
PROBABLE SUCCESSOR Of POPE Plus X

ROME, September 15.--owing to the
old age and i'll health of Plus X, tho
selection of new head Of the Church
Of Rome may soon be necessary, and,
according to a prominent Catholic an.
thority, there is practically no doubt
that the choice will fall upon Car.
dinal Rampolla. 1t is no secret that
Cardinal Rampolla would have been
chosen pontiff in place of the Patri'
arch Of Venice in 1903 had II not been
for the action of Emperor William Of
Germany, through the influence of the
veto power then, but not now, pos.
sessed by Austria. After some years
in comparative retirement he Is now
active in the leadership Of the church,
and his great ability is used in fos-
terng the program aud policies Of
Plus X.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-29
THAT MANY CHANGES ARE TO
COME IN LEPR0SARIUM WORK OF HAWAII

That Doctor Currie is to be relieved
from duty here and the federal leprosy
experiment work transferred to Molo.
kai seems to be the general opinion.
Moses 7. Clegg said yesterday that they
would know probably on the next mail
from the Coast just what wns to DO
done.
At present everything is up in tho
air, according to Mr.. Clegg, but IL seems
settled in the minds OF the federal doc.
tors that Doctor Currie Is to leave
Hawaii
According to the reports which como
from Washington, Surgeon General Wy.
man of Marine Hospital Service be-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-29

SO marked Is his prestige, however
that in this city IL is believed that he
will II he lives, succeed Cardinal Ram
polla rs pope a portion Of bis pres
ent prominence is due to the fuct thai
he Is Secretary Of the consstOry, per
hnps the most important Of all tb1
congregations and one Of the two Of
which the pope Is himself the project
Merry del Val.
Cardinal Merry del Val, Il next te
Rampolla, the most Influential of thi
cardinals, but he will not be eOBsid
cred for the leadership Of the church
He Is spaninrd on bis fafber's side
and an Engishmnn on his mother Z
side, and The next pope viii bio ~
Italian. Despite the blame TINT bal
been attached 10 him for The present
unsatisfactory state Of religious ~
fairs IN Franee, Portugal and spalg
blame which his admirers say Is wbolll
plmerite1 Merry del Val bolde OBJ
confidence of the pope more firmly tbal
before,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-29

lieyes TINT the work Of the federal ak.
perimentcrs should be done on Molo,
kni, whore there Is o building especially
bnilt for that purpose.
II Is also understood, from unofficial
sources, that there has been consider.
able friction between the torritorial
and federal officials NJ work 40 the in,
vostipntion station horo IN Honolulu
aud the sending back Of the federal
work TO Molol,ni ~ result Of this.
Al present the federal officials are
wording in n territorial building al.
though all the apparatus iboy ara nainR
is that OF United States government.
Moses \. Clogg viii be in charge OF
IN" work when n Is taken back ia
Molokai. Il Is understood.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-29
CUTTING SCRAPE WAS
OVER TWO COATS

All because Of couple " goats al
Fort shafter WIS the trouble which re-
suited IN fight between Dan Nichols
teamster, and Bert Dunlap, private Of
the goth lpfantFy, IN which tho former
Is alleged 70 have used . knife and cut
up the latter considerably,
Nichols WAS Indicted by the grand
jury reeently, and yesterday Lieut. .
A, Rogers " the goth made bis deppHl
ton Of What be knew IN tbs ease,
From the lleuteaaat'a testimony i
appears that be aud Nichols had llaei
iH0 goata, and ~ be vas E0lng assay
be- had given hia Interest % tug teaHl
sleI, Nichols Has going % give ihs
animalH 10 the paaf hospital.
Dunlap asked fha linuienani ~ lhHl
Day II hp faula hays tbs aaaia. ana ihi
LATER replied ihai they belonged 4
Rlehels ena he could Do Vial b. piahef
ailA lhfm,
puaisp Hsa neen nrinkiag
~ fespahff % qpfsiiaa haRelH siaf
NE AaF n lhe aahi hHi lAAi b NAl
npi afnnA HlfNAle hAa eaMe ~ lIa
laief aHa sal8 iAal ~ aNuli Aql aaa ~
nAalH Hra Hnafnl0Nd lNaf NnulaH ~.
ilam ~ aanfaH ilf lIeNalAAf II ~
lhai n 81 lhfH lHfH a|iiaHl n illf
A. ~ ha# ~ AHli lNal 9lR III
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-29
Ali serene at alenwood.

"The case of the Glenwood School,
which has caused some comment, has
been settled, at least for the time be-
ing. In this case Miss Clewes was APP
pointed to teach in a non-existent
school. She was allowed to use part Of
one of the experimental station build
ings, and will have a room which is
far better than many of the older school
buildings. Last Sunday we sent car
penters to the place, who fitted the
room with benches and desks, and
school was opened in good shape at the
same time as the other schools. AS
matter of fact, the appropriation made
by the legislature for the counties to
spend on schools is made merely for re-
pairs, maintenance and additions to ex-
isting buildings, and we could not lie.
gally use this money for new school
buildings, even if we wanted to do so.
eve shall have no difficulty in find
ing ways in which to spend the 100000
which we have for the schools during
the period ending December 81, but, on
the other hand, we will be able to take
pretty good care of the worst needs
with this amount. We have already
started the work of repgir on many
school buildings, where, as matter Of
fact, school could not be taught unless
immediate steps were taken, and we are
preparing to look after the worst
places, mainly in the way of sanitary
arrangements. When the next install.
ment of the appropriation, namely
100000, becomes available next Janu.
airy, we will take up other work.
Hilo High Quite Safe.
~ have been told that some parents
are afraid of sending their children
to the Hilo High School owing to the
supposedly unsafe condition of the
building wish you would assure
them that the building is perfectly
safe and that IL would take an earth.
quake which shakes down the other
buildings in town, TO cause the school
to tumble down. OF course the original
foundations were not all satisfactory,
but during the vacation we have had
the foundation strengthened, and II Ia
now safe. have also been told that
the fear on the part Of some parents
may have been caused from the fact
that towards the end Of the last term
Principal Richmond was nearly Drained
by a chunk of plaster which fell from
the ceiling right on the top Of bis head
We have had the plaster renewed and
this danger should now be over
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-29
SCHOOL MATTERS
ON BIG ISLAND
Shaking Down for the Term in
Various Districts--Enpineer
Learns a Few Things.

HILO September ca Some school
principals hog everything, according
TO the conclusions reached by County
Engineer Southworth, as a result of a
trip around the island which he took
together with the chairman of the board
of supervisors for the purpose of ascer.
tanning which school buildings were in
the most urgent need of repairs, The
remark quoted above is, of course, a
mere figure of speech, so to speak. 1t
is merely an elegant way of expressing
the fact that some principals try to
make use of their position to take for
their own benefit all the accommoda.
tions which have been provided for the
housing of teachers of their particular
institution, leaving their unfortunate
assistants to shift for themselves as
best they may
"We found some peculiar cases in
this respect said Southworth last
Saturday. "Thus in one instance a
young lady teacher had been married
anu WdHitu plhCt ~ NhiSh w hVuos
her newly acquired lord and master In
several instances principals took the
entire teachers cottage, and made lit
tie OF no provision for their assistants
Thus at Hakalau the principal has talk.
en- for his own exclusive use an en-
tire cottage of four bedrooms Gone OF
which is used as a nursery, parlor, din
ingroon, etc One of the rooms was
an addition which was built during the
vacation in order to accommodate m
additional teacher. This teacher, o
young lady, came over from Honolulu
but was placed by the principal in Q
closet, seven by eight in size, with one
window This closet was located OF
the kitchen veranda, and another closet
quite distance away, was given tn,
young lady as a kitchen. She did OBJ
ject, and was promised that when the
new school additions were finished, She
would be given far more magnificent
quarters. The change will consist il
! the fact that her new closet will have
an area of seven by eleven feet anC
will have two windows. OF course, W.
are not going to allow the school build
ings proper to be used for lodgings
partly on account of the danger from
fire, as well as for other reasons. There
are several cases, almost as bad, ant
something should be done to bring about
a change.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-29
Cardinal de Lai's Chance

Cardinal Rampolla is now in his
sixty-eighth year. In case ill,health
advancing years or death should re-
move him from the lists, the next
choice would probably be Cardinal do
Lai. Within the last few years he
has forged rapidly to the front in
the councils of the church, largely
through his own merits, which have
been recognized by His Holiness Plus
X. Although one Of the. youngest
members Of the Sacred College his In.
duence is very great. He Is Vene.
tian, and is Gfty.eight years Of age.
He was given the red hat IN 1907, and
he holds the low rank OF cardinal dea-
con, with his name last IN the list.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-01
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
To all persons interested, n hereby
given that On February 25th, 4. D. 1911,
ct 1f:00 o'clock a. m, at the Court
House IN Pensacola. Florida, Mrs Louise
Pfetfer, Of the CITY Of Pensacola. Florida,
win apply to James NacGibbon. Clerk Of
the Circuit Court Of EecambAa County,
f1or1da. 30 f1ape q commission to take
the testimony b Fei perostpam meneor-
IAN Of Emil q Pfel6er. J. J. Hooton,
Charles w, joins aud Richard Robinson,
ppop proof that Mrs. Louise Pfeiffer has,
ny tho possession and claim Of title under
the circumstances required By law. OF
AeEoe1 end her predecessors IA title for a
period eRtending beyond the period re-
qufred By the Statute Of Limitations. ac-
Qutfed title 10 the North forty (40) feet
Of lot two hundred and ntneeY -forr (2s4,.
tn block esv9tssp dD. Old 6atY At PEN
1cola. F1oridaa fronting 70 feet ON the
East tide Of TarTaSona street, between
Govenment and IntendeRcia streets. by
lot feet In depth
JAS MACGIBBON.
Clerk at the Circuit Court Of Escambia
County. Florida. tau2Soaw4w
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-01
LAUNCH SCHEDULE.

LAUNCH SWAN AND MAYI. BOAT
RuT|Swan leaves paIa6cx
roursgt wharf Wednesday. 6 u. !;
Resort Sat, $50 q. N. Ruth ieavea
Schedule 7ls 8. Pilates. Monday and
Friday. 1880 q n, Touch al
Harris, Mary Esther, Gasp watson, Des-
TIN (except Saturday.. Gaxnters. Rocky
(WednssdsY only). and Hoggy, Good
fishing ond hAttng and comfortable resor{
hotels along the route. s65anim
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-01

ATTENTION. Farmers and Gardeners
We have just received fun supply Of
garden seed for spring planting, including
Irish potatoes. onion sets. beans peas.
ETC.; also carry a full stock Of the fol-
lowing special fertilizers: Special lawn,
sweet and Irish potato, lettuce and to-
mato fertilisers; also cotton seed meal,
nitrate Of soda, muriate Of potash. vege-
table and bone compound. phosphates
salts, etc. Place Your ordefs early and
be sure Of getting what you want. ]. e.
Dubufsson & Bro, 12%-126 e. Yntendeneia
Ct, Pensacola, Fla. Sian
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-01

COLORED PEOPLE, OWN TOUR OWN
HONT| win SCH YOU . new 3-room
house on lot soxiio feet, built q BEST
rs houses are situated near Pearl Eagan
home on Davis street, between nth and
18th streets. 5000 oushousaa CITY water.
per week, price, $3.50. With interest You
only pay $500 q week aad the house IL
yours In q few years. See Geo. ". Cut
ter. at Clutter Music House 1ejaa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-01

FINE MADE-To-oRDER Parker Bros.
Gun. q salts barrels, 70 and 30-in. For
Quick sale, cheap. b. r. King as South
Psss6ox street, Phons VA e5jan1m
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-01
MONEY TOLOAN

MONEY! LOANED on an kinds a -.
eonaa property on short notice. Easy
terms Suburban lots sold ON easy pay-
me0ts. ]. B. Gray Co. : W. Rom6mA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-01
FOR RENT.

10. 20 81: Bayien St. roouns 80. 3 ~ ~
no. ~ ". Saaeoen 81. Il sN ~ M,
NO: w ~. 0PnHSs AO K
W9I 9NO- go ~
Io. u W Wrienr rooms =. ~ n,
10. III W. CnaSe o12 : IOonD - X
no. D0Q@ 5RIiuG tVo1ss - ~
10. ~ ~. Devni1em 81 Ooms tx ~
&o. III Vet Garden; rooms $$ss ~
10. y Wet Wngnt : room 1880 ~ ~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-01
RESORTS.

HOTEL CEDARSss miles east Of pen.i
sacola, ready for tourists. nice rooms. /
fresh ftah and oysterA Launches end
any time for duck hunting o. excurn3ons.
ADDRESS G. A Shlusey. Mary Esther, TIa.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-01
FURNITURE

WE PACK, SHIP, UPHOISTER, ReonIeh
Furniture Solomon Vurnlturo C0.. !
Phone sSa. % end % ". Government
Sm1natf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-01
REAL ESTATE.

LOTS-Beautifui homes, RI we will build
you a home IN Engle ood Heights or
Brttton Place; If you hs.ve a place for
sale see Us. n you want to buy see us.
Ihe pensacola Realty Co.. Filth floor
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-01
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-At once, experienced and
competent bookkeeper and oomn1ssary
man for large turpentine place In West
Florida. Single man only and one acous-
toned to that kind OF work State age.
experience and salary. Address w. B.
Merritt, West Bay, Fla. Heb5t
WANTEDeGood white or ooiored barber
10 work In shop. Percentage and sal
ary Address John L. Taylor, Southport.
FA HeolW
hustling agents to sell
attractive lot and land proposition. Big
money for agent and customer. Write
E. e. Clark Hamftn, Texas. Qjan14ts
wANTED-Servant for general house,
work. Apply to Mrs. W. A. Ray. 1900
=. LaRua ST. 28Jan4t
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED
Average salary $1100. Alternate weeks
OF with full pay. Preparation free for
coming Pensacola examinations. Franklin
Institute. Dept. sc, Rochester. N. z.
to-feb9s
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-01

SOUTHERN HOTE1-Ouay Ameeaun.
plan hotel IN the city. Rates, 81. 90 Is
s2.00 Der day. Special rates by week o.
month. x2tan1mp
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-01

FOR SALE+Three nice Saddle horses
20jan
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-01

H i., NE. frny th Pnssno1s I.ras
No freight either way. Round timber and
back boxing. Plenty Of hands and easy
to operate. Address Goodwin Bros-'s Co.
Millview, Escambia Co., Fla. Sjan
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-01
FOR SALE.

FOR 6ALE-Second- Babcock top
bugs. and set of harness. Address
''Babcock." Box Al, City. 24jan
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-01

100 Acres at $40.
Oklahoma Farm, near Frederick, a
thriving city Of 5000. House, barn and
hank. 40 acres In cultivation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-01

Fire and other lines Of Insurance a
~ foe
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-01
HOTELS.

BRIGGS HOUHE]1O4 u Wright, 800 feet
vest OF depot. Good opmfpTtable rooms.
Transient rates, 30 cents q day. Single
rooms and rooms IN suites ranging frrnl
$3.50 10 $3.50 q week. Housekeepfng AZ
lowed. Sober. Respectable people Only.
63au1nas
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We want your property listed tor sale
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-01

ANT FIRM In need Of thoroughly COM
petent bookkeeper and all round office
man, also capable Of taking care of COR
Meridian, Miss, for particulars Now
-ShpIoyed but DESTROYS OF moving to coast
town 31jan1ws
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-01
WANTED.

POSITION WANTED by locomotive log
Efng engineer, Ave years experience.
Also 1S-ton license 70 rgasoline engine.
Would IKE 10 locate with large concern.
Bes9 Of refeeencee. Address Engineer, .
oare Journal 81jansts
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-01

- acres. splendid trucking hand, fenced,
6utt. with house and barn on Berry
Bass road.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-01

Gomsv 10 send IN any amouue..
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-01

Omoes, Second FNoor
ThIeoen Building.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23
UNITED WlLLISToll
PLATFORM TICKET
FOLLOWING PLATFORM THE COMMITTEE
ENDORSES CANDIDACY OF FOUR
OTHER CANDIDATES

We publish below the names of
the citizens making the race for
the Office of mayor and aldermen
on the United Williston Platform
ticket:
For Mayor. j. w. jackson
Aldermen
First Ward, 2 yrs. Pete McIntire
Second Ward .........C. D. MilloY
Third Ward .. Martin Borsheim
We understand that Austin Jo-
hanna offered to resign As alder
man Of the First ward if George
Buhler would run for his unex-
pired term. If Mr.. Buhler con-
sents: to run the United Wiiliston
Platform committee has been re-
quested to endorse him.
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A Royal Reception

John G. jackson returned to the
CITY the latter part Of last week
with his bride and the young
couple were given warm recep-
tion by their friends. Saturday
evening the Lucky Six" enter
tanned them at a six o'clock dinner
after which they proceeded to
show them the city. An open car
riage was secured drawn by. q
team of mules, the animals and
carriage being decorated with
banners bearing the words .'The
Newly Weds.'' After enjoying
themselves to their hearts content
the boys allowed the young cou-
pie to return to, the hotel. Here
they were serenaded by about fifty
boys, tin pans and cans being the
only musical instruments played
upon. Sst
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FLAX SCREENINGS
=. KILLED SIX HEAD
FARMERS FED FLAX SCREENINGS TO
STOCK AND SEVERAL DIE As RE-
II...0TERS SICK '

Several farmers up the Muddy
fed the screenings from their fax
to their cattle and q report brought
to us the latter part of last week
stated that, six head had died.
John Silker lost three head of cat
tie, they dying in less than an
hour from the time they ate the
screenings. Herman Carlson lost
one and four others were very
sick. Herb Addyman lost two
head. Farmers should be very
careful and never allow the stock
to get at fax screenings. 1t is
evident that the farmers we're not
aware Of the deadly effects Of fax
screenings upon stock and if there
are others who do not know we
hope they will see this article and
thus be wise in time.
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RECIPROCITY !
....: WITH FRANCE
The PROPOSED PLAN FOLLOWS PRO
POSED RECIPROCITY AGREEMENT
VIM CANADA !.

Paris, France, March 21-Con-
versations have been held between
President Taft and NJ. Gasserand,
the French ambassador at Wash
ington, representing comprehen-
sive agreement for arbitration be-
tween the United States and
France upon the general outline
ofthe presidents ideas regarding
international peace treaties:
These conversations are consid-
cred unofficial, but IS preparing
the way for . treaty similar to
that proposed between Canads and
the United States.
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Continued on page 81
CLEAN Up!

Notice is hereby given that oil
garbage in yards and alleys must
be cleaned up promptly. It is i'm
portant that this should be done il
health conditions are to be of the
best and everyone is hereby noti-
fed that if such cleaning up is not
promptly attended to as fast as
thawing will permit it will be
done by the city authorities and
taxed up to the property.
BY order of the board of health.
DR.. J.. B. Dochterman,
City health officer.
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Ordination to the Priesthood

Ordination to the Priesthood
The ordination to the priesthood
of the Rev. G. Bertram Runualls
will take place April fifth. There
will be no special invitations is
sued for this occasion. Tickets
admitting to the church can be
obtained by any person on their
applying to Mrs. w. &C. Rawson,
36 First Ave. West. These, tick
cts win be necessary to gain ad-
mission until 10:45 q. NJ, after
that hour the church will be
thrown open to al. There is no
charge for these tickets but they
will assure comfortable, seating.s ii
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SCHOOL BOARD ..
HIRES TEACHERS
GEORGE F. FORSTER FOR SRPHlN.
TENDElH--AIL OTHER POSITIONS
FILLED BUT FOUR

I . szFf = X .z
The school board held q meeting
last Tuesday evening for the pur-
pose of hiring . superintendent
and teachers for the city schools
for the ensuing year. There we're
q great number of applications
but the board, after looking them
over, were unanimous in their Sc
lection of Superintendent George
F. Forster, st present in charge of
the Harvey schools.
All other positions were filled
but four and the teachers now en-
ployed were retained for aH posi-
tions filled.
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DUST PROBL EN-.
Elevator Burned

Stanley, N. D., March 22-The
St. Anthony and Dakota elevator
at Stanley, a large double house Of
$4,000 capacity, was totally de-
stroyed by fire yesterday. ~
The elevator contained about g.
600 bushels of wheat and small
amounts of other seed grains, al
of which is lost.
The fire is still burning but is
under control and there is no dan
ger to others in the vicinity.
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HAS CONSENTED TO Be THE CANDIDATE ON THE
UNITED WILllET0N PLATFORM FOR THE
OFFICE OF MAYOR OF WlllIS10N

Some time about seventy citizens interested securing for
Wson the best possible candidate held meeting and
urging W. Jackson to be the candidate
Mr. Jackson last stated that the meeting would select commit
confer with him platform he would then consider the
oson He stated though that it his most earnest wish to
Wlson united candidate thus saving heated campaign In
compliance with his wish committee appointed to confer with
others who select candidate and
agreeable both parties could not be secured After these commit
and could and the citizens represented by the other
had nominated Mr. jackson consented We
his below followed by the platform agreed
BY Mr. Jackson and the platform committee and which Mr.
pledges himself follow elected by the people this
portant Office. ...s.,. ,s+> .# #%
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TOLLEY FOUND =. .
GUILTY OF LIBEL
KENnlARE REAL ESTATE DEALER CON
VlC1ED IN WARD COUNTY DIS.
., 1RlC1 COURT

Kenmare, N. d., March 20.-E.
G. Tolley, q prominent real estate
dealer of Kenmare, was convicted
in the district court on charge
of criminal libel. He secured a
stay of proceedings of ninety days
and will make an appeal to the SUI
preme court.
Ambrose Olson was the COM
planning witness and he charged
that Tolley published certain
statements in the Kenmare Jour
nal which were untrue. The
charges in particular, 50 published
we're that Olson had misappropri-
ated certain funds.
In the trial Of the case TolLey
attempted to prove the charges
true, but the verdict Of the jury
was against him.
The sentence for criminal libel
is from one to five years in the
state prison or fine of not less
than 81, 900, or both.