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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-09-29


severe cases Of typhoid fever.
Mrs. r G. Pfafie received
Telegram Tuesday, conveying the
sad news 81 the death Of her
mother, at LaMars, Iowa Mrs.
pfaffie left Immediately for that
place, and will arrive in time for
the funeral
Next Friday, October 9th, Pres,
ideqt Taft will pass through
Meridian at about 4;30 O'Clock, On
his way ID Boise, where he will
remain FOR two hours He will be
On special train which will prob
ably not stop at this station
r., III. Weckbaugh arrived in
Meridian this week from Denver,
and has arranged for the opening
Of the elevator to receive grain,
and also to operate the plant in
stalled ia the old creamery build
ing, to grind feed Of all kinds.
See the advertisement in another
column,
ID. Il. Baldwin had successful
sale, and the family will 60 to
their new home at Cambridge this
week We are all sorry to see
them leave the community but If
at any time in the future they get
anxious for a home in the Boise
Valley again, they will find cor
dial welcome
Al. y. Murray, who arrived with
his family to take charge of a farm
four miles south Of Meridian, was
in town Saturday, He comes from
Elwood, Nebraska and is Of the
type Of progressive, up-to-date
farmer who has brought Nebraska
to the front and will do the same
in Idaho
w. b. Bland has on display at
the postofIice a hill of corn, raised
on his farm mile east Of Mer-
idian. The stalk measures IA feet
high, and II is s feet to the first
ear. Talk about Nebraska corn,
IL would be hard to beat this, both
as to size and number and quality
OF ears, The corn will be taken to
the Boise fair.
According to State Auditor
Taylor's figures, farmer who paid
| $22 90 in taxes last year will pay
about $1,000 this year, for the
privilege Of living under the full
assessment plan Of our present
governor. This is on the sup.
position that his valuation was
$1,000 last year. If more he will
pay accordingly,
j, w. Stoneman, local agent fol
Denney & Co, Of Chicago, states
that the firm will ship 100 cars Of
apples from Meridian this fall
This week work started in pack,
ling this big consignment. Part
Of the packing will be done at
Beatty and Perkins, but Meridian
will get the credit. This means
a lot of money to be distributed In
this community, both to the grow
ers and the piokers and packers,
i III. M. Nave intends to move tc
Florida, and will have a big clean,
up sale Of 16 head Of horses, Il
fine milk COWS, IL thoroughbred
Lincoln bucks, 10 shoats, wheat
oats, hay, farm tools, household
furniture, etc, etc, at his farm
three fourths Of mile west o
Blue Valley school house, B
} miles north Of Meridian, Tuesday
October 3rd, beginning at Il
O'Clock, Free lunch at noon
Everybody attend,
A fire occurred at the w, w
! Bisby ranch, q miles northwes
Of Meridian. last Thursday night
Frank Cummings, the renter, oc
cupied the house, with his family
! and kerosene lamp explosion
J caused the building to catch fir
J and burn to the ground, Will
the house was insured for $l00(
MIR. Cummings carried no insur
aree, and the family lost all thei
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-09-29
Fine Stock Arrive.

D. B. Bendershot arrived early
this week with six cars OF tne
stock. which were unloaded and
taken to the ranch a mile north q
Meridian. The stock, which IN
cIuded horses, COWS and cattle,
stood the trip from the old farm
at Hebron, Nebraska, ID good con-
ditiou. but Mr.. Henderson, and
attendants state that they never
before realized. there were 80
many side tracks along the road
They we're ten days on the trip.
but as the stock were OCCASIONALLY
unloaded, fed and watered, they
probably had less tiresome time
than the attendants This is the
largest private shipment Of the
kind ever coming into the com.
munity, ana deserves more than
this brief mention. Mr.. Hender.
shot has extensive plans for the
future, which will be identified
with his newly adopted home, and
it means much to this community.
The suit in the federal court
at Boise this week in which
Walter Kyle, Nathaniel, Isaac and
Horace Bray we're accused OF de-
priving b H Husler Of his rights,
through intimidation in connect
ion with the signing OF relIn-
punishment of a homestead, result
ed in conviction of Nathaniel
and Isaac Bray, and exoneratlon
for Horace, Horace resides in
the Meridian community and his
friends were glad to hear OF his
release. His brothers will serve
ten months in the county jail
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-09-29

HIAWATHA COAL. Buy
one ton and it will go as far as
one and quarter tons Of any
other coal. For sale only at the
Union Coal & Feed Co., Meridian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29
LITTLE OPENINGS
ABOUT THE CITY

The park board yesterday re.
ceived n visit from a committee rep
ressusinE Queen Anne hili real.
dents who are protesting against
the delay in building the Queen
Anne scenic driveway The com
mitfec was referred 10 the city en-
gineers department
Seattle ministers Win take part
In the annual meeting Of Congrc-
gationai churches in BcllinEham
Tuesday and Wednesday
a party Of II officials Of the Nil.
waukee road. headed by H. r. Pier.
pont. general freight agent AZ Chi.
cngo. and X. NJ. Calkins. traffic
manager. reached Seattle last ulght
from the East. 10 inspect the new
road.
Prof. w. n. Donley Of Indlansp-
oils. the architect supervising tho
construction OF the new organ in
the First Methodist church. viii
play II both In the morning and eve
ming lie viii give vespeT recital
at D. IN.
In celebration Of international
Labor day. a meeting will be held
by local socialists Al 1916 West.
lake av. tomorrow night Speeches
will be made IN three languages.
The svea male choir will give lts
seventh annual May concert on the
evening OF May at the Swedish
Club hall. "a voices participating
a special musical program has
been arranged for the evening
lzervice at Bethany Presbyterian
church tomorrow.
"A Night of" will be presented
at the Moore by the Felix club on
May "a for the benefit Of the new
st. Mary's church.
Mrs. M. M. Null, returned mis-
sionary, will speak at the yesper
service at the Y. w. G. A. Sunday
morning on "The Work OF God in
Korea"
Several hundred visitors last
night visited the home for working
girls provided by the Sisters OF ST.
Joseph, 1916 University at
Another Know Your City" instl.
tute will be given at the Y. NJ. &. A.
May Sis, on the general subject,
"A Survey OF the Moral and Re
llgious Forces OF Seattle" Mayor
billing win preside Monday night,
May s. when Mayor W. j. Hlndley
OF Spokane will speak on The so
cial and Civic Aspect OF Religion.
Two prizes Of $40 are offered for
the best essays on THE Place OF
Religion In the Life OF the City.
"a plan for the UnificatIon OF the
Religious Forces Of Seattle"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29
PROTEST
PARADE

Thousands OF labor men IN the
city Will parade tomorrow eve
ming Ia a protest against tho al.
legged kidnapping OF the Mcnamara
brothers. charged with blowing up
the Los Angeles Times last fall.
They viii be led b. band
Following tho parade will be a
mass meeting NJ the DrcAmland
rink William Hanuum. vice prosi.
dent 81 the Machlnists' lnterna
tional will be the main speaker
nannum has spent the greater por.
ton OF the last year IN and around
Los Angeles. representing the strik.
Ing machlniftH Charles r. Case.
president OF the State Federation
Of Labor. will preside Other speak
ers will be Judge Richard Wlnsor
and Or r Brown. representing
the socialists
Tho DreamlRud has been donated
BY Manager Mike Fisher for the
occasion Chairs have also been
donated With everything practlc-
ally free. Il IL expected Eoodly
sum may be secured 20 aid In the
defcnEe of the accused men. as
collection viii be taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29
AT THE PICTURE HOUSES

Aeme-"General Lees Parting
Days" Bob Evans. Bad Man"
THE Last Rose"
klaska-stationary views OF Sc
attic 1911 baseball team; Cord Of
Life" biograph western sensational
drama: How the office Boy Saw
the Game The Cowboys on the
Ranch"
cireult-"Helplng Him Out,
comedy; THE Twin Towers. q"
During the Reign Of Terror In
France" Rival Brothers" war
drama. Cole Sisters. duet
Class "A"-Feature film starting
today for three days. "Herodias, +"
an art film. featuring Miss Ventura
OF the odeon theatre. Paris. as
Salome.
Mother and the Child. 4"
The New Butler" "Rickshaw. the
Detective"
Exhibit slim Jlm's Last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29
Doctor Says Wife
Is a Drug Fiend

After 80 years OF married life,
DR.. y. b. Limerick, 34i Bellevue av..
with offices in the Shafer block. ia
seeking a divorce from his wife.
Lille. on the ground that she is
addicted TO the drug habit.
In complaint filed yesterday
he alleges that for 10 years Mrs.
Limerick has been a confirmed
user of chloroform. herion. NOR.
phine and codene. He charges her,
also, with threatening his life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29
Bryan Trial Attracts
Wide Attention

The trial OF State Senator J. w.
Bryan. accused OF unprofesslonal
conduct as an attorney. regarded as
one OF the most remarkable court
proceedings In the state OF Wash.
lngton, Is rapidly coming 20 close.
Judge Yakey was subjected 10 an
ether day OF fierce gruelllng yester.
DAY, and the trial was adjourned
until Monday.
Turns Tables on Aecusers.
From the beginning OF the trial
on Monday. the unique situation OF
an accused person turning tables
on his aceusers and putting them on
the defensive. has drawn large
crowds TO Judge Mains court room
Hardly 4 lawyer in Seattle who has
rot al one time or another. listened
70 some OF the testimony In the
Bryan case.
Bryan. an aggressive insurgent.
came 10 Bremerton In 1905 and did
rot mix we'll with the politicians
m control. As he himself stated
during the trial yesterday. he com
mltted the objectionable offensc 81
beating Senator Condor for the
legislature. Things came thick and
heavy for him after that Six out
cf the nine attorneys then praciic.
Ink In kttsap county. started the
disbarment proceedings which are
now being heard BY Judge Main.
Twenty Charges Aaains, Him.
Twenty seven charges were fled
Among these were several that
Bryan had made improper charges
against Judge Yakey, accusing him
In affidavits and in the Navy Yard
American. which Bryan publishes.
with riding on passes. using profane
language toward him. making ir-
regular expense accounts. aud OPP
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29

posing him politically because OF
Bryan's local option campaign.
Yakey's Expense Account.
Line by line. aud occasionally.
word by word. Bryan I'm his cross.
examination OF Judge Yakoy took
up the affidavits Judge Yakcy dis
played a lack OF memory on many
points other points OF vital i'm.
portance. the judge was forced TO
admit as bearing out nryan's
charges against him. A strategic
move By Bryan during the noon
hour yesterday was responsible for
the registers OF the Hotel Rainier
Grand and the Rainier club being
brought into court. by these Bryan
intends to deive further into va.
keys expenses while sitting in King
county as visiting Judge.
Bryan Scores a Point.
Following this unexpected move
on Bryan's part. came the unex-
pected announcement BY the prose
cution that the charges against the
lnsurgent senator for critleising the
Judge In his newspaper. wherever
they do not relate to trials. will be
entirely dropped.
Bryan had contended from the be-
ginning that be could not be tried
for unprofessioual conduct as a
lawyer for things he had said as
an editor. and the prosecution for
the first time admitted his conten-
ton as correct yesterday
Throughout the trial. Bryan has
attempted 20 show that the disbar.
ment charges were induced by po-
lltical motives lie has wrung from
his aceusers a statement that they
were all candidates for the Judge
ship which Judge Yakey Is willing
70 relInqnIsh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29
Seattle Man WEEDS
Spokane Hairdresser

SPOKANE. April ga romance
OF a blow on a girls head cul
minated IN the marriage last night
of John II Starbird. a former Sc
Athlete. worth about 800 000. and
Miss Marjorie H. King. a hair
dresser.
Miss King was IN starbird's auto
mobile March 20 when a gate At q
railroad crossing let down on her
head she was takeh unconscious
to a hospital Starbird became heI
constant attendant. and the we'd
ding followed quickly upon her re
covery Starblrd was divorced from
Mrs. Emma starblFd In Seattle a
year ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29
TONG wa r


PORTLAND. Ore. April z9.--In
number or mysterious fires which
have started In Chinatown during
the last few days. the police pro
Tess today to see the preliminaries
Of tong war.
Several fires have been started
IN almost inaccessible places In
buildings, but by good fortune have
been extinguished before much
damage was done. Last night the
firemen extinguished a blaze which
had been started in the middle OF a
narrow hallway Of a Chinese lodg
ing house in which several hundred
Chinese slept.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29
RELIEVE TOWN


TANGiER. April Fighting
against odds so great that more
than half OF his command were
killed or wounded. Col. Bremond S
French expedition for the relief OF
Fec reached there "Wednesday and
relieved the defenders OF the
French consulate. IN which Sultan
Mulal iafid and a small party OF
Europeans were putting up a hero.
ie resistance against the fanatichl
hoors under lsmail Hafid. the rebel
brother OF the sultan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29
NEAL 1NsTITUTE. INC. Seattle
East Howell and 18th Az.

OF hypodermies or any poison.
GUS drugs. he was perfectly
cured. Today he has no
more desire or craving for
liquor whatever. lie is n
specimen of perfect manhood.
To look at him you would
never know that he had been
drinker. Thousands of
others have been rescued in
Just the same manner through
the remarkable Neal three.
day treatment. For full infor-
nation about this modern and
infallible drink-habit cure. I'm.
Guiding endorsements and
references, call, phone or
write The Neal institute, East
Howell and 10th Ave-, Seattle.
Phones, East 438t, Ind, Cedar
All. All correspondence mail
ed In plain sealed envelopes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29
N. p. in Protest

TACOMA. April 20. 49, Boosting
that the Northern Pacific lost but
ono tax suit. its representative. De
Ponte. yesterday protested against
the proposed hiring of geologist
by the county TO estimate the value
OF coal lands for assessment pur.
poses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29
JAPANESE FESTIVAL FOR
POTLATCH CELEBRATION

With five illuminated floats. a
huge Japanese lantern eighteen
feet In diameter. 5000 small Ian.
terms distributed In the crowd
along the line OF the parade and
a bounuful supply OF fireworks,
the Japanese residents OF Seattle
are planning a celebration such as
never before has been witnessed
In America on japanese day OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29

Yes" she declared. "lt is
worth million dollars 10 me
to have you home with us and
looking 30 well. and to realize
that you are free - free
from that neutrality-suspicious.
health breaking. miserable
whisky"
For % years this man had
been a user OF whisky. In
recent years he had been
heavy drinkor. With nerves
shattered. appetite for food
gone. eyes bloodshot and
features bloated. he was In
deed a miserable creature
q disgrace to both himself
and family.
He took the Neal treatment.
In three days. without the use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29
INSANE MAN is
BEATEN TO DEATH

PENNINGTON. Mo. April 20
An investigation into the death OF
J. Taylor. an insane man, alleged 10
have been beaten to death AZ the
state asylum. resulted In the In
dictment OF two guards and the
resignation Of the superintendent.
DR. Kearney. his assistants. Drs.
Lloyd and Weber. and a steward
named Maokley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29
Author Will Be Soldier
usy alisd rrsss iss.sd wtrsl

ih3 nIlsd Tvs Isassd NIFsl
LOS ANGELES. April 20 John
Kenneth Turner. author % "Barbar.
Gus Mexico. and Identified with
the local Mexican evolutionary
iunta. left today Tor Mexieali 70
assume charge Of the rebel army
70 patch up differences between
Generals Pryce and Salinas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29

LONDON. April 2s.--"Glve us a
drink. bartender; then give US the
'ack fare ONE"
This will be the final request Of
all Tags" In English pubs" here.
after II the Danish plan urged by
Temperance workers is put into ef.
feet.
Under the Danish law the saloon.
keeper who sells the last drink to
an intoxicated person must pay the
latter's cab fare home.
In Copenhagen. Il is said. the
drunkards are strong for the law.
but the saloon-keeper who has once
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29
NO MORE REGRADEs

The streets and sewers commit.
tee Thursday afternoon went on
record as being opposed TO all re-
grade propositions. No more re-
grade propositions will be enter.
tanned during the tenure OF office
OF the present members. The de-
cision was arrived at when the
question TO change the level Of the
Twelfth av. steel bridge came up.
The stand OF the committee was
vigorously applauded bys residents
Of the district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29
Odds and Ends From Everywhere

the fact that the number OF casual
ties has run we'll into the hundreds.
members Of the Turkish ministry
today are blandly assuring all In.
quirers that tho disorders IN Al.
banla are purely local. and rapidly
subriding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29
Lesson in This for
the Seattle Police

leaders that their admission and
promises OF reform would settle
commOtion The humanitarians
insist however. on knowing just
what Is being done and how long
the government is going to be
about H.
The admissions covered the
death OF five persons recently in
various parts OF India as result
OF the torture by the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29
ELECTION FRAUDS

Sprague and Elisha c. sprague,
Raymond. who at that time
lived AT the home Of the smythes.
testified that he was In Wenatchee
on primary day. His name APP
peared as having voted. Joseph
Spaiding also testified that his
name was voted for him. Mrs.
Rucker told the jury that A. l..
Gainor did not live at her house.
although his name was registered
from that address and he was
voted. Notwithstanding his absence
from the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29
OBy United Pre-. I.eassd NIreJ

LONDON. April 2s.--Now that II
has been officially admitted In
parliament that cases OF police
torture do actually occur IN India.
critics Of the administration there
are becoming so vehement In their
demands for reform that the Eng.
lish government Is growing seri-
ously embarrassed.
II was hoped BY the government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29
RIOTS IN TOXIC.

TOXIC. April 2s.--It Is officially
reported here today that as an off
Shoot OF the Canton outbreak, revo-
lutionlsts In Kwang Tung province.
youth China, have dynamited and
destroyed the headquarters Of the
viceroy. who was forced to take
refuge at naval station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29

PASADENA, Cal, April 29--The
body OF r. w. Davenport, father Of
Homer Davenport, the cartoonlst
will be taken tomorrow TO Silver.
ton. Or, for burial. Davenport died
in South Pasadena, late yester.
day. He was IS years OF age
Homer Davenport Is en- route from
New York to Silverton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29

W est He's a
Chicago man. Is
dorado. and he's
b cen artin &
around for years
fixing history
To fix" says
Webster. e. 20
make fast and
that's what 10
RADIO has been
doing IN HIS stat.
ues OF Washing.
ton. Longfellow
etc
But the great.
est Of bis work
has been the
Great Ink q A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29

That Inspector Harry Lake. In
The first precinct Of the Second
ward. refused 10 allow challengeFs
at the polls and frowned down the
attempts Of watchers 10 check the
voters in the eouncilmanlc pri.
uaries Of February 81. was the
testimony given by witnesses for
the state yesterday
Lake is jointly charged with W
II. smythe. W r. Smythe and VIII
Ham Mclean on a grand jury in.
cictment with fraudulently voting
the names Of J. Raymond. Anna L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29
HITS HITCHCOCK

tBy inited Press leased Nirrl
WASHINGTON. April 29-Post-
master General Hitchcock was
roasted 20 a turn In the house to-
day BY Representative Cullop tdem.,
Ind IF Hitchcock would pay more
attention to business and less to
politics" said Cullop. there would
not be so many complaints about
the way the p0stoffice department
IL conducted.
civil service officials are assess
ed for republican campaigns, and II
IL said that even the rural carriers
must pay up, or off 20 their heads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29

Potlntch week
T Arai. treasurer Of the Japan.
csc Association. laid before the
program committee today the pre-.
limlnary plans made by the Jap.
anese for their part In the potlatch
celebration. Celebration features
such as have never been seen out.
side the Flowery Kingdom are pro
posed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29

FouniAin"--an inspiring. ethereal
group Of five feminine figures; the
Solitude OF the Soul" The
Blind" and his great dream foi
boautlfying Chicago. He's a great
sculptor. 10 be compared only--in
this eouniry--with' saint.Gaudens
He Is fifty-one years old today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29
World Strike
of Seamen On

tuy nifed Press ieassd Wire
LONDON. April 1a.--The inter.
national strike Of seamen. which IL
scheduled TO begin next Monday. IL
directed against the Shipping Fed.
Grafton, Limited. with headquarters
in London Tho federation Is com
posed of the shlpownerR Of Great
Britain. France, Denmark. Norway.
Sweden and Finland They employ
200 900 seamcn. The strike will AZ.
feet about $4,000 soamen In the
United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29
TUBERCULOSIS DAY.

NEW YORK. April 2s.-Tuber.
eulosis day will be observed tomor.
row In 10000 American churches.
Ministers and priests have been
esked TO collect statistics regarding
ne rayages OF the white plague
among their congregations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29
BRING FIREWORKS

The 2500.ton cargo OF the steam
er inaba Maru. which reached the
Great Northern dock yesterday.
fifteen days from Yokohama. in
clndes the largest shipment of fire
works ever brought on one vessel
from the Orient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29
IrALYs FAIR OPENS

TURIN. Italy. April 29.-With the
United States and all other leading
governments represented. the Turin
International exposition, which com.
memorates the semicentennlal of
the italian unity. was formally
opened today by the king and
queen. The exposition is among
the largest ever held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29
England May Make Its Saloon
Keepers Send DRINKS Home in Cab

been stung rarely gets bit twice
In the same place. The result s.
that, though beer and akvavit are
cheaper in Copenhagen than almost
anywhere else In the world today
a drunkArd Is rarely seen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29

mock river and
tore up the Vir
ginla Central rail.
road, which was
very important TO
Gen Robert r.
Lees communich-
ton. Now. when
you say stoncman
tore up a railroad
tho phrase Is
quite literal II
neanH thar ahnuf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-29
PROBE BRIDE CHARGES

DENVER. Colo, April 29.-Rep-
resentatiyes Mcintyre and Ashton
we're called before the house IN.
vestigating committee which IN
probing Senator Bellsfleld's implied
charges OF bribery in the tunnel"
bill.