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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-02
o'NElLL-BLADEN NUPTIALs.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
O'Neill on Sixth Strest was the scene
Of a pretty wedding Tuesday atte--
noon, October the 31st, when tn ir
only daughter, Miss Margaret was
united in marriage to Mr.. Ernest S.
3laden. Rev. d. H. Jones Of Christ
Episcopal church of Boise was the
officiating clergyman. The brt-e
looked charming In a cream colored
gown Of chiffon over cream silk. She
carried a large boquet of white car
nations. Only the immediate fami-
ly were present. A number OF friendi
Of the young people were invited to
a sumptuous wedding supper later
in the evening The table WAS deco
rated with white carnations and gar
lands of smilax. A large we1oirg
cake wreathed with smilax occupied
the center OF the table.
Both young people are well known
in Payette and have our best wishes
for a long and happy life.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-02
ADOPT EARLY
CLOSING PLAN
Merchants of Payette Sign Agree
ment to Close at Six O'clock
Except Saturday Evenings and
During the HoIidays-PIan Wont
Into Effect November First.

Twenty-one business firms OF the
city of Payette have signed an
agreement to close their places of
business at six O'Clock every even
ing of the week with the exception
of Saturday night when they wall
keep open as usual. The plan went
into effect the first day of Novem-
Der and according to agreement viii
continue until a petition signed by
a majority of the business men asks
for a change.
On Saturday evening OF each week
the business houses will be open as
usual and a week before the holi-
days and on any evening OF cir
Gus or celebration the stores will
keep open.
The stores signing up and affected
by the agreement are:
Giesler Brothers, Wood & Spsulding
Wells & Maule, Golden Rule Store,
S. Levers, Mcdonald & Smith, Can
yon Commercial Company, T. d.
Landon, c. D. Bucknum, E. A. Chan
ey, w. L. Spotswood, L. w. Russell,
Jr., Gorham Mercantile Company,
Long Clothing Company, Moss Mer-
camille Company, R. A. Shoesmith,
F. NJ. Satoris, John w. Sur, E. c.
Keith, w. P. Ackerman, Stanton
Brothers.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-02
POPULAR
LECTURE COURSE
Washoe People Provide Excellent
Entertainment Course for This
Wlnter-FIrst Number Friday No
vember 3rd, interpretations by
Judge j. D. FIenner.

The people OF Washoe through a
committee have provided for this wiz
| ter an excellent entertainment course
and one that is going TO prove in
Ieresting and educating for them.
The first number of this course op-
-ens on Friday evening November Ord
in the Washoe school house at which
zine Judge j. d. Ffenner, AMERICAS
greatest interpreter of James Whit
combe Riley, will give one OF s
readings. That the people of Wasn-
oe have secured a fine course is
evident by the class of their opening
number. Judge Flenner has a ior-
al reputation as reader OF Riley
and his evenings entertainment is
sure to be clean and wholesome.
The committee wishes TO announce
that at considerable expense they
nave secured the following enter
ailments:
Friday evening. November 24th, P.
Monroe Smock, The Silver Tongued
Orator of Idaho, will give one oil
his Burns readings. This Will be a
number that will please all and you
should remember the date.
Friday o, ening December 18th, Ex-
Governor John T. Morrison will de-
liver lecture on Success and the
School," a number that should ap-
peal to every resident OF Washoe.
Friday evening, January 18th Prof.
H. T. French, a state wide known
writer and speaker on agrit uitural
subjects will deliver lecture on
he subject, "Is 1t Worth While.'
This is a number that will appeal di-
rectly to the farmer and those ac-
ouainted with Mr. French will look !
forward to this number with con-
anticipation.
Friday evening, January 26th, Prof |
Nelson, assisted by his wife and |
brother will give a musical. literary |
and chalk talk entertainment which
S sure to be one OF the best |
numbers OF the entire course.
Friday evening, February 18th, Rev
George Turner, OF Pay yette, will de-
liver one OF his well known platform
ectures on the subject OF "Illu-
sions"
The tickets for the entire course
ire 81 each and when one looks at
he array of talent secured by the
he can but feel that
hey are providing high class enter
ainment at a minimum OF cost.
Don't forget the date of the first
lumber, Friday e ening, November
rd. Judge j. D. Flenner In his
1iley interpretations
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-02
Y. M. c. A. NOTES.

The work in the gymnasium has
been suspended temporarily on ac-
count of the seyere illness Of Mr.
Middleton In one Of the dormitory
rooms.
The big Weiser football crowd soor
located the Association building which
they found to be convenient and
congenial assembling place during
their extra hours in the city. May
they, as indil iduals and as an institu-
tion not forget the place whenever
they come to our city.
On Monday evening October 30th,
the second meeting In the interest Of
the new basketball league was held.
A committee on constitution ard by
laws was elected and Is to report at
an early date Much interest is be
ing manifested in the league and a
lot Of lively playing is in store for
the fans In the coming months.
The Bible study work is showing
large Increase over any preceding
year Study ia already under way
in some Of the classes and will be
taken up in others soon. Some OF
the finest courses Of study publish
ed to date are being installed for
both boys and men. These studies
are worthy the thoughtful ATTENTION
Of every man They afford splendid
opportunity OF making an intelligent
and profitable investigation Of the
truths contained In the book ttat
stands supreme on the many great
problems confronting the lives Of
men. II interested phone or call in
person at the Association building
Much is being said Of late in news
papers and magazines about the Man
and Religion Forward Movement. The
subject for the mems meeting here
next Sunday will be this great move
ment. Every man should know some
thing about this movement. Cone out
and hear Rev Benjamin Smith Of
the Christian church,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-02
SOCIAL EVENTS FOR WEEK

Delightful among the weeks gayet-
les was the five hundred party ri, en-
by Mrs. John Sur and Miss Arma
Jacobsen on Thursday afternoon. The
Sur residence was made most attrac-
tive with yellow roses and white
carnations. A. delicious three course
luncheon was served at the close
of the game. Mrs. Lester Seawell
and Mrs. j. Stoufer made the scores
for the afternoon.
The invited guests were Mesdames
McGlinchy, Bert Gilmore, Brundaee,
A. S. Soule, L. Soule, Chapman, A.
B. Moss, F. G. Moss, Rezae, Brad
shaw, L. Pence, Ed Pence, James
Lauer, Holtenhouse, Stoufer, Dono-
van, Strother, Straub, Muller, Peter
son, Miller, F. A. Gorham, Ir., L.
v. Patch, l. R. Woodward, ]. c.
Woodward, H. Dunn, Seawell, P. H.
Brown, Coughanour, Sommeroamp,
Dagg, Hogue, Compton. N. A. Jacob
sen, C. P. Jacobsen, Al. Wilson, Nc
Kinney, CLANCY, Salisbury, Jones,
Moot, Misses Eva Gish, Meek, Hazel
Reilly.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-02
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

The Revival Meeting is. now In Fro
sress. The interest AMI attendance
are good. Come out ami enjoy these
special services The ssr.lces BE-
gin every e, eLing at 1880.
The Bible School was above the
average last Sunday, both in at
tendance and interest. 1t is good TO
be a student of the Bible. Bible
School next Sunday at 10 A. M.
The Christian Endeavor Society Is
taking on new life. An invitation s
extended to all young people 10 at
tend their meeting next Sunday eV-
ening at 6:20.
Mr. and Mrs. Eidwell of VALPARAISO.
Indiana, took membership with the
congregation last Sunday.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-02
PARENT-TEAcHER MEETING.

Parent-Teacher Meeting will be
held by invitation of the teacher,
Miss Miller, in Room s, Central
Esading. November IA at $3.50 P. NJ.
TIE last meeting showed a commun
ity of interest between parent and
teacher that augurs much for the
advancement of the school. IL you
- not a member you are invited
N come. If you are IN any way
hindered from visiting the school
meet your ehild's teacher at these
meetings. Questions of vital inter
est are being discussed. The sub
feet. "The Health Of the School
Child" led one teacher at our last
meeting to speak of how some of
her pupils are handicapped by ade-
noids. such a child has not ia r
chance which is every chlla's inner
ited right. These children are mouth
breathers and are unable to get
enough oxygen for the needs OF
body or mind and consequently are
below normal both mentally and
physically. Some troubles that are
caused BY adenoids are headache,
chronic catarrh, deafness, miss aped
teeth. mental slowness. Liability to
contract infectious diseases without
the usual vigor to combat them.
such conditions in our school shows
the imperative need of free medical
examination of the eye, ear, throat
and this should be done for this is
something that can only be cured by
medical aid. BY raising the health
ner cent the school work of eeaeh
child will be more effective.
There will be a question box next
time. Bring a written question and
help discuss It. Meeting closes
promptly ~ ave
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-02
.HOMESEEKERS BUY
FINE RANCHES
Donovan G. Stoufer Mako Two Good
Sales This Week-Take Posses
sion In Thirty Days.

The first OF this week through the
agency of Donovan & Stoufer. George
Y. Garrison living on the bench near
Fruitland disposed of his thirteen and
one half acre ranch to a Mr.. Hollen-
eek. of Hays, Kansas, for a consider
alton of $500 per acre. He is to give
possession within thirty days.
Donovan & Stoufer also sold to
Matt Cox, of Meeker, Louisiana, four
teen acres known as the old Snow
berger ranch the consideration be-
ing eight thousand dollars. Mr.. Cox
buys this ranch for a son who will
come to this valley within the next
thirty days to take possession of
the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollencek who pur-
chased the Garrison thirteen acres
came to Payettte this fall and have
worked in the fruit and become SO
attached to the fruit business that
they decided to have q place Of
their own.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-02
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Worship and sermon at IL q. m.
Junior B. Y. P. U. at 3 p. N.
Senior B. Y. P. U. at $3.50 p. m.
Evening sermon at 1880 p. m.
Subject OF morning sermon, "The
Memorial supper"
Evening subject, "A Table Talk
by the Saviour"
The public is cordially invited TO
Join in a reverent worship Of God.
Rev. Henry Van Engelen, Pastor.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-02
s2s REWARD.

For the arrest and conviction OF
anyone for pulling up or detaci7g
any of the public street signs of
the City of Payette, Idaho.
*. ]. BRANNOCK. Mayor.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-02

4 A. D6IQ1u6r WI anu WI D
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Burns.
Mrs. Badge left for home Monday.
An event unique In the social his
tory of Payette was the Halloween
party given at the Satoris manson
FRIDAY evening by Mesdames Satorls,
Erwin, Vaudeville and Misses DorsCy
and Rape.
From the invitations, to the sup
per everything was suggestive of the
occasion. We were met on the wa
oy a gnost, pointing basement-ward,
at the underground passage, another
svmmetrically sheeted person, indl-
Gated with a circular movement our
route. We swung to the left and
looked upward, continuing on our
way as directed by five more appar-
itions until we landed with a ghostly
feeling in the attic and gave a last
gasD as we beheld that bower of
beauty in its garb of leaves, gnomes,
Jack O'Lanterns and Oriental diaper
les, presided over by a lovely for-
tune teller in one alcove and an
Egyptian palm reader in alcose num-
ber two before whose shr.nes the
passe and desirables worshipped un-
ceasingly.
The third alcove was so refresh
ingly presided over by Mrs. Erwin
and Satoris we were enabled to re-
gain our equilibrium. The porch
was enclosed for dancing with Prof.
arrival till the call to the banquet
hall there was no cessation OF enter
tainment or hilarity.
IL foh rarnNnd
adept in phrenology as she brought
to light the faflings we suspected
but dare not give voice to, of our
prominent men. The supper, Oh!
Yei ladies, you sustained and sur
passed your regulations as conRoiss-
seurs of the art. The whole lower
floor, thrown into one room, was
arranged to seat one hundred and
fifty guests who were graciously
received and seated by Mrs. Mande-
yille The walls adorned with cats,
witches. and other goblins, were
weird, and the table decorat ons,
place cards, candelabrums of apples,
fruit baskets of pumpkins and souy-
enir plates showed the deft hands
and fertile brains that linked the end
less chain of enjoyment and bsauty
from cellar 10 attic anu uOHn dSdlu
10 earth.
AS we fingered, few acceptances
were read followed by literary
menu, person and subject designated
by the uneanny unwinding Of
ball of twine. Mr.. Hambly in re
spending to DUN Spiro-Spiro,"
made the hit of the evening. Last
and far from least was a ghcs. story,
charmingly told in negro dialect by
Miss Dorsey II was so thr.llinEly
rendered. with lights turned low,
we were loath to face the journey
home. But after bidding goodnight
to our sey eral host and hostessss We
departed wishing we might be sIa-ed |
for next time
The guests present were Mr.. and |
MYs McGaussv, Gilmore, sFrdins
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wHson, Mckinney, A ey, ]. &. Wood
ward. /. r. Woodw ard, Burns, Petes
son, Brundage, Holtenhouse, Seawel, /,
.3ennett, Albert, DAVIS, Keith, Earl
Venable, Burt Venable, Cbal lman,
Shepherd, A. S. Soule, l.. s. SouIe,
darader, Compton, brown, Wilde,
Patch, Stoufer, Muller. F. A. Gorham,
Jr., Straub. Lauer, Scritchfield, Orr,
Rlebeling, Coughanour, Daeg, Ed.
Pence, Lloyd Pence, Harry Pence,
Walter Pence, Bradshaw, SAriye,
Moss, Bussy, Rezac, Tom Jones, Som
mercamp, Settle, Shontz, We.der,
J. E. Turner, T. R. Nelson, BaAer,
5artlett, NJ. E. Wood, Salisbury,
5toughton, Hogue, Morley. E. C. S.
orainard, Aldrich, Bolton.
Mrs. Masonheimer. Mrs. ShawEan,
Mrs. Frank Mess, Mrs. Boyd, Miss
Thurstcn, Miss Anderso4, Mrs. BADGE,
Miss Cupp, Miss Rdmbaugh, Mas
olakesley, Mrs. Griffin, Miss Vena-
DE, MISS Prist. Miss berry, Miss
5criyner, Miss Shelson, MISS Luck,
.hiss Aldrich, Miss Miller, Miss Cul-
Ter. Miss Johnson, Miss Mu2zy.
Messrs Liebig, IRWIN Tnurston,
Clyde Tnurston. Soutnman, Shamber>"
r, Hargroye, Paul Bra4nard. Math-
avs, Captain Erwin.
Out of town guests were MIR. and
Mrs. Adams, Emerson, fraser OF On
ario. Mr.. and Mrs. Priest of Boise.
**%%
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-02

Payette Assembly No. 318, United
Artisans will meet this evening in
DR.. J. E. Crouch's office. All mem
bers urged to be present.
Sur's Shoe Store, the style center
for men and ladies' smart shoes for
the good dresser
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-02
Methodist Episcopal Church Note.

Sunday School at 10 A. NJ. and Ep-
worth Leagle at $50.
The px,tor win speak in the morn
ing at II on THE Seer and The
Door" In the evening at 1880 the
work OF the T. NJ. c. A. will be con-
sidered. Mr. Morley and Mr.. Shaw
and others viii speak. Come ard
hear what this institution 10 doing
and planning to for our young men.
All are invited. The stranger thrice
welcome.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-02

An old time Halloween party was
. cry much enjoyed by tAe younger
set TUESDAY e. ening wh-n M-ss~s
4nez Dixon and Mlldreu Chapman
entertained at MISS Dixon's. There
sere several games played and
among those were fortune te Ing,
lshing FOR apples and making gum
saCs on cardboard The pr.zes v e.e
won by Messrs. HolecOmbe anu
serna Wright A regular hallowe en-
supper was sers ed at about e-e e.
ehlrey aIter winch The JoiIy gu~s5
departed.
1nose present were Misses Helm
Jriscol, Pearl Andrews, Zadle hei.h,
4teleD Thurs. on, Ruta Madls, Grace
" hite, RUDY Lanuon, lone Aaney,
nay brunGaee, Ellen Maxfield, hatu-
ieen Shelton, Hazel Wnite, Mabel
Holden, julia Dixon, Frederica JIM
srson, Mildred Chapman a-d In~z
Dixon. Messrs frank Hef ne, Al
JsrC A4aule, Tom Ireton, Faul Walk
or, veraa Wright, Leonaru Wright,
herman Preeht, julius Frecht, Da
.AIoert, Harold Every. Roy Hcle-
.lnOe, lrvlng Chapman, bruce Shai-
r, Ross McClanahan.
Misses Julia and Frede.tca acted
IS fortune teller and ghost.
The masquerade bail given by the
-.Jyal Order of Moose on Halloween
evening was one of their NEST sue
1esSIuI social affairs. The hall was
Agyropria,ely decorated Tor the oc-
casion with jack o'lanterns and tAe
moose colors and a large thrcng OF
54ng peoDie enjoyed the dancing
until lare 1oGT Miss Peterson as
y oman suilragette won la-ies' first
prize and Mr.. Hoffman as George
Washington won first gentlemans
yrize.
A brilliant feature of the Hallow-
zen festivities was the hall party
given in the Elite Opera house On
Tuesday evening by DR.. and Mrs.
l. r. Woodward. Capt. and Mrs z. P.
DIR. and Mrs. ]. G.
Woodward and Mr.. and Mrs ]. A.
Lauer. The hall had been appropri-
ately decorated for this occasion and
the place cards at the table and all
we're of that wierd
nature that belongs alone TO Hal
lowe'en. When the guests first ar
rived the hall was dim y lighted by
(Continued on page 81
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-02

Snr's shoes wear well, look ven
and fit the foot correctly. The new.
est out this season. See them h
the window.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-02
FIrs, piIe Driven Monday.

FlltS RIG GFlNCn NHOfldys
The first pile Of the superstructure
Of the Snake River Bridge was driv-
on Monday and the actual work Of
building the big bridge is now I'M
lerway.
Women's Auxiliary Meeting.
The Women's Auxiliary will hold
special meeting at the Y. VI. c.
A. Monday, November g. There is
very important business to transact.
Every member should be present.
Sewer Contractor Files Bond.
K. Sausett of Corvallis, the succe S.
-fuI bidder for the work on the We st
sido sewer was in Paye,te M nday
and filed his bond for the faithful
performance Of his contract. He ex-
poets TO begin the work of construc-
rion Just as soon as the first car
load Of pipe which has been ordered
rom Salt Lake City arri es.
\. M. c. A. Lyceum Course.
The dates for the Y. NJ. c. A. Ly-
ceum Course have been fixed and
are as follows: The Royal English
bell ringers and glee singers, Mon
lay, Nov q: Alvah Greene, hum
orist lecturer and impers naoor,
January 4; TIE Spafiords
Cartoonists and clay modelling, / ri sy
February 2; Harold Morton Kramer.
Lecturer, Monday, February IL; The
Caferilli Concert Company Monday,
March H.
Halloween Quiet Night.
A few OF the younss ers attempt
cd to commit the usual depredat.ons
en- Halloween night and in A very
lew instances were successful, but
nothing like what is usual Marsl al
5kaggs and Nisht Watchman S ear
or with a couple of deputies hal
the situation well in hand with the |
'esult that there was nothing much |
ioing. A few yOusg fiends on mis-
:hief bent were corralled and kept |
n the city hall for short time aud |
hen sent home with the admolition
o be good and from the lack o.
overturned buildings and siiewal
IN "Wednesday morning 1t s evicent
hat they concluded Marshal Ska gs
meant business and relrained from
he usual proceedings.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-02
COUNCIL HAS TWO
ADJOURNED SESSIONS

Takes Up Proposition of Side
u walks Ordered in and Not Built
Lets Grading Contract for Same
Orders several New Lie is Put
In On Street Corners and In Al
leys.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-02
a dies Aid Bazaar.

-adies' Aid Bazaar.
The Presbyterian Ladies' All VIII
acld a bazaar and chicken dinner
December 9Th Place of holdh
same will be given later. This ba-
aar is a joint affair OF all the -whee
nat are working to es ablish
church building fund. 1t will be a
complete affair in every par icular
ana there will be a booth that will
5andle a complete line of Christmas
ards
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-02

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Bennett enter
tanned at dinner Sunday in honor of
Mrs. Badge of New Hampshire. the
invited guests were MIR. and Mrs. e.
A. Berding, Mr.. and Mrs. McGl-nchy,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Burns.
Mrs. Badge left for home Monday.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-17
Detective Burns to Be Tried for
kidnapping Next Spring

indianapolis, Ind, Nov. IL
William ]. Burns, the detective,
and James Hosick, Los Angeles
special officer, whose investiga-
lions resulted in the Indictment
of John J. and James B.. MeNa-
mara for alleged dynaniting, will
be tried. here the coming spring
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-17


regarding the actual cause of the
destruction of the Times and, in
this competition, the state hopes to
overwhelm the defense's case by
sheer weight of evidence.
1t will try to prove that explo-
sions took place in both the
rooms, where great batteries of
~stereotyping and composing.
linotype and sterotyping ma
chimes, operated by gas and using
enormous quantities were con
stantly working. IL will call 100
witnesses, in an endeavor to
show that, because of these ma
chimes constantly operating all
night previous to the explosion,
the defenses' theory that gas shat
tered the building. is absolutely
untenable.
= The state asserts that numer-
Gus witnesses will absolutely
swear that it, would have been a
physical impossibility for enough,
gas to have been stored in the
Times building near Ink Alley,
where the explosion took place,
to explode from any cause and
that, therefore, the dynamite the
Dry is the only logical one.
When court opened today, the
jury box was filled, nine of the oc-
cupants being subject to peremp-
tory challenges. Both sides be-
lieved that there were not fewer
than four, and probably five, &C
tual jurors in the box.
Both refused to take any one
into their confidence but the men
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-17

tiona1 bank; C. A. Heath, farmer,
of Compton; William J. Andre,
carpenter, of Los Angeles, and ].
B. Sexton, farmer and real estate
dealer, of Alhambra.
In addition to these four, Al
exander Gribling, retired harness
maker of Whittier, and Willet
Drummer, locomotive engineer, /,
were considered by many court,
attaches as having a good chance
of remaining, although attorneys
for the defense and other court Of
fcials thought the state would
challenge them.
The defense has determined to
challenge G. H. Elliott, IS years
old, retired gardener of Santa
Monica, who believes in the dyna-
mite theory, and Jacob Lansing,
fruit grower, who was reported to
have declared that he had no
doubt of McNamara's guilt, but
who insisted on the stand that he
had no opinion in the case.
In addition, the defense was
still considering the case of Maj.
Brewster c. Kenyon, Spanish war
veteran and oil operator, and was
expected to eliminate him because
his associates at Long Beach
adopted resolutions commencing
Detective Burns arrests in this
case.
Detective Burns to Be Tried for
K;dpop,o;p0 Na~~ Co-;ro