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Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-06

1t is wise policy never to trade
with the merchant who does not ad-
Vertise. His goods are liable to be
stale CT out OF date, as you plainly
see that he makes no effort to move
them out while they are fresh and
new.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-06

There is big bribery investigation
going on over in Tennessee. Repre-
sentative Goodpasture is charged
with giving another member 81 500
to vote on n certain matter as he
wished him to do. Whatever may
be the merits or demerits of the case,
that other member certainly struck
a "Goodpasture" that time, and he
must have ''grazed" it for all it was
worth.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-06

Here's wager that if some shrewd
fellow could get up and offer for sale
book containing all that every
body in the community ever said
about everybody else, the women
folks would buy it if they had to
bankrupt the town to do SO.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-06

This blessed assurance from an ex.
change: THE world wss made for
YOU Who, us? Well. bless your
HE ii it was, then soma grasping,
greedy fellow got in ahead of us and
goobled it all up before we could get
to it.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-06

Now that the Postoffice Depart
ment has definitely decided 70 estab-
llsh postal savings bank here at an
early date, We know that this town
will have the sympathy of the New
Berne Sun.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-06

1t would be much easier, OF course,
to kill hundred whelps than hun
dred lions. The government should
have attended to the trusts in their
younger days before they grew to be
81 powerful and vicious.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-06

Mexico for Mexicans" is now the
slogan of the turbulent little social
ed republic just to the south of US,
and so far as we are concerned they
can have every bloomin' foot of it.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-06

The average girls estimate of a
finished education is the grace and
ease with which it enables her to
bear herself in the presence of her
bean.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-06

Even President Taft is now com
ing out pretty strong on the side OF
the dear people" He is candi-
date for denomination, you know.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-06

The biggest Fourth of July cele-
bratiOn that some of the towns
could get up was to turn a greasy
pig loose on the streets and watch
the niggers try to catch him.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-06

One of our exchanges tells us that
Miss Blank entertained a number of
the elite at 'hot hop'' the other
night. You'll bet it was a "hot"
one if it was any night recently.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-06

The citizen who does not read his
county paper has nobody but him
self to blame if he is as ignorant OF
his own cnunty's affairs as a mule is
of Paradise Lost.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-06

1t seems that some OF the lawyers
At Lake Toxaway last week wanted
to roast" some of the superior
court julges little bit.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-06

At last 1.-The blow has fell. " The
Postotfice Department announces
that on the 9th OF this month it
will establish postal savings bank
at Henderson.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-06

Some of the big trust magnates
have to work ten hours a day, and
keep IA dozen big lawyers busy be-
sides, to keep out of Jail.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-06
Shall We Have the New Railroad?

The statement emanates from what
may be considered a responsible
Greensboro source that the proposed
new railroad from that city by way
of Roxboro to some point on the
Seaboard Air Line in this vicinity,
for the purpose of giving the first
named place a much desired deep
water connection through Norfolk, is
certainly going to be built, and that
before long. The people all along
the prospective route OF the road are
said to be very enthusiastic over the
proposition and are doing everything
they can to encourage it. They are
described as being "hot after the
new road"
At first it seemed that the new
road, if built, would be sure to come
to Henderson. But lately another
route is being considered, which if
finally decided upon will take the
road away from both Oxford and
Henderson and-make its junction
with the Seaboard at NOrlina. And
from what can be gathered, there is
a strong pull in favor OF this latter
route. 1t might therefore be greatly
to the future interests of both Hen
derson and Oxford to busy them
selves at once in their own behalf.
While there is still strong proba-
bility that the new road will come to
Henderson by way of Oxford, if prop
er effort are put forth in time to
bring it this way, still there is just
as strong a probability that without
such effort it would go some other
way, especially when a strong and
determined pull is being made that
way.
The Gold Leaf is not going to howl
itself hoarse about this matter. In
deed it will never be the policy OF this
paper to "howP about anything.
There are many wise business men in
Henderson, as well as in Oxford, who
know very we'll, ii they will only stop
| to consider for a short while, what
it would mean to them and to the
two towns for the new road to come
this way. And at the same time
they may be supposed to know what
it would mean for it to go a little to
the north of us and make it's junction
with the Seaboard either at Norlina
or some point between here and
there. These are considerations that
it may be taken for granted need not
be urged very strongly upon the
wide-awake business men and pro
gressive citizens of Henderson.
1t has been publicly and repeated.
ly stated of late by those who GER
tainly ought to be in position tc
know what they say that Henderson
has only itself to blame for the fact
that there is Norlina today to be 6
drawing card against us in this mat
, ter or any other. We should there
fore seek to make amends for th,
: past by getting busy at once and mo-
only bring the new railroad to thi.
) place but bring the real ''Norlina
, of the Seaboard to Henderson, tn,
most logical place in the world for i
to be. And we can do it il We will
} In fact about the only real obstael
: in the way of-such a result at thi
? time is the absence of the proper el
g fort in that direction. Henderson
7 now has the very finest and bes
Q hotel facilities and accommodation
1 between Richmond and Raleigh, an,
fe7erything else is in our favor.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-06

The fellow who is doing least for
his town and community isgenerally
the one who is knocking it the hard
r-t
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-06

Atlanta wants commission form
Of government, but Hoke Smith
wants a commission to the United
States Senate.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-06

You can't blame the fly if he is not
Wiling to sit still and let you 'swat"
hIm
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-06

One of our bright contemporaries
says that 5000 may seem deplora-
bly, low minimum salary for preach
ers until you have heard some OF the
mInlmnmS preach.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-06

There is always some Smart Alex
standing around with his mouth
watering for a chance to tell you how
you ought to run your business in
order to make a success of it.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-06

Uncle Sam seems to have it in for
the trusts these days. The people
have been telling him that the trusts
are bigger than he is, and must have
stirred up his Jealous wrath.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-06
FoIey's Honey and Tar Compound

FoIey's Honey and Tar Compound
Is effective for coughs and colds in
either children. or grown people. No
opiates, no harmful drugs. In the yell
low package Refuse substitutes For
sale by all druggists.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-06

Those fellows who are always
preaching that "back to the farm"
doctrine should first set a good ex-
ample to Others by going back to the
farm themselves.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-06

The merchant who does not adver-
tise is the clothing mans best custom
er, because he wears out so many
pairs of pants sitting around the
store waiting for customers.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-06
Trustees Sale.

TYNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE
~ power of sale contained in a Deed in
Trust executed June 18th, 1901, recorded in
Book 20, page lis, land also at the request
of John |. Rowland, the Grantor therein)
shall sell for cash at the Courthouse door in
nj a.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-06
EDITORIAL JUNK

swat the fiy," and also the fellow
Who asks, is it hot enough for you?"
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-06
Monday, Iuly 10, 1911,

the following town lot, viz: That lot or
parcel of land On the North or Northwest
side OF Rowland street in the town of Hen
derson whereen John /. Rowland and wife
OF James Smith and wife and David NJ Haw-
kins and wife, fronting Rowland street 100
feet more or less, and running back to lands
of James Smith and Hines Herndon and ad-
Joining lands formerly known as David NJ.
Hawkins and wife on the North and W T.
Cheatham on the South.
A beautiful lot with fruit trees, etc. Be
sure to come to the SALE
Henderson. n c., June 5, 1911
ANDREW !. HARRIS, Trustee
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-06

Read and advertise In Gold Leaf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14
Why Home of fhe Good Shepherd
IS Necessary TO the Community

lion. y B Nayo-
Secretary Wheeling Board O Trade.
Dear Mr.
sincerely that present tho Kind friends
OF tho Sisters OF the Home Of he shepherd
possible for be espcc ally
grateful 10
md I
~ these noble
administering the duties off my Office . have been.
After assuming h. judge Tor
CITY Wheeling
no municipal or state home OF detention who're delinquent children
sequence o. thereafter The Guilty presented
vor1tacrei I'd
take charge of and
nif.d tender
of
good sisters
'ohoo7 OF tn delinquent
Eood hou" 70
nursing none were ever refused adufance 81
her oUn parents refused TO- take hsr her
Home. deI-agsd were
thoroughly reformed after a their
penaton Home services
community saved much lmmesursby benefited
thereby
This is only poron 10
pshed the Is
earnest wth
established
their good work o. love and charity.
remain.
very respectfully yours.
Judee be- Police cour, for tss city Of w5csiinr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14
MT. PLEASANT BANK
FAILURE DECIDED
SUPREME COURT EBoNE RATES
DIRECTORS or FINANCIAL
RESPONSIBILITY.
Case Hss Been Fought D. stoekhoi5.
ers Through Every Court m
Ohio for Seven Years.

-pe. .sl ulsrafrH t1 tH. rrfsu. ..r-s-
STErBENVILLE. O. oct Ia
After seven years of litigation fr tho
ONO courts. the supremr Court fo.
day handed down decision fraIv
d. posing OF fte NJ p.esur. tsrt
failure case The decision ers a con-
alton of fhe decision of Common
Pleas Judge Richards ana 90 Rcfs-e.
w Ncp Miller uIo h.I hr+ fre
directors ard oHrer. of OBJ. t.-e
we're not reapous .t,a for ttr financial
loss sustained ir fte rEfoiders
in th- reiEhborhool of si.pU01 vas
involved
E Eaf0If vls cashier rf tho N.
Pleasant hank. and ..an la .rfgarfv
severed bic connections De aisDo.a Z
Of .- Interests about Nr Pleasant
and ve-f vest Shortly an .r,estg,
ton disclosed the fact THAT tho harr
vas ireo.vent. the result of @. unuIsa
loans fofairE 500 nnl Suit was a.
once entered b. fhe ~forFho.sar.
beaded by Ier Tithcsrr and Others
ltans ff- directors of the bank n.
Mod Miller was named referee. and
aiffr ,ntr-lIEafiuE. reported thar
fi.. fhe directors bad been rareIe4.
lnff we're rot financially responsible
Judge Richards sarmcd tas decision
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14
RADICAL
ARE CHANGES AT STATE uNtvER.
SlTY MADE BV REGENTS.
University Council Abolished. Faeult,
Performs Duties-Vacaneiss
Are FILLED.

Special Dispatch 90 tie iutcIligcn. or
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct ~
AZ a meeting ~ the state board OF
regents hcre to day. radical changes
we're made in the states Icadfug In
stltuuOn. the West Virginia untver.
fty. by tho elimination of the uni
-tcrsity council and substituting there.
Tor the university faculty. This action
Il along the fine ~ q thorough re.
organization of the West Virginia
university
There are four distinct colleges
College ~ Arts aud Sciences. OF which
Prot. Frank Trotter has been made
dean. College 81 Engineering. ~
which Prof Jones b. dean. College ~
Law. and Collcge ~ Agriculture
Dr. Charles Edward IHshop was
named professor ~ Greek Ue will
take the place recently held hy Pruf
ii !. Greene. A. tachcr 90 French AZ
Marshall college. Huntington. tho
board selected Prof Arthur Hurlin. OF
Harvard Many minor changes and
appointment were made az tho ur
versity and other educational iusrtu.
tions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14
DISPLAYS u. S. NAVAL STRENGTH
TWO FLEETS miGHTIEST NAVAL
FORCE EVER ASSEMBLED
ON HEMISPHERE
Hundred and T~enty.ss Fighting
Machines 20 Participate IN
MsneuVers

WASHINGTON. % G. OCT o.
The mobilization 1f rho Atlantic and
Pacific feet- .t New York and 10,
Angeles. October 20 to N1Vemf.r L.
"iil mark th" gathering cf rho grrai
"-' naNa. fore, that over noated 10
fhe waters of this hemisphor- This
probably wil be- fhe last a-sembI.ur
or Present day Varshlps with the
7 niicd states az America stand .ne
second in tho LIST OF great maritime
powers For 30 is certain that al the
rate Of development ~ the shlpbuild-
ing plans OF Germany thar nation.
within three years ~ least. will move
up 10 second place. unless Congress Is
should see ~ to authorize each wear
addition 70 jhr American navy at
least double those now provided for
t> tho existing naval program. which
contemplate fhc construction of but
tvo battles hips yearly
The Navy Department to dav made
public tho fuii list Of the vessels to
ha mbied FOR the great revi.v.-
af Nrw York and Los Angeles and
while rho number combined does not
'continusd on T ghth Pags5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14
STATE RALLY
OF WomAN'S CLUBS AT cIARks
BURG COMES TO AN END.
Mor9antown is Oes anated for ,h.
1912 meeting-Ne~ orieer.
Are Chosen.

-r. ~ l,.tlstcl 60 The IntelIIFeneer.
'l.AkkSBUKG. W. Va. oct. ia
Ih" invitation Of the Music ana
Noman's club Of MOrgantown 10 hold
Tie 1912 convention In that city vas
accepted D. the West Virginia PsL.
Grafton ~ WOman's clubs before tbev
closed their annual meeting here ~.
DAY The concluding session was
very int"rcsting
bficers elected are a. follous.
PRECEDENT Mrs. Joln D.. RubI. Clsrs.
burg. vice president. from First con.
FrfHriOnal district. Mrs Ceorsa r
Watson. FalrmOnf. vice preslfert
Second district. Mrs Waifmsr T.
barbc. MgrganfOwn. vice pres dent
Third district. Mrs s. d. Rur.mei.
Charleston. vice president Fs1rn
district. Mrs y ~ Taylor. Pa-trrs-
bnrs VIce president Flth drfrcty
Mrs p. ! Wsddeii Huntlnsfor. rsf
rording secretary. Mrs. J y Cooperi
cameron CORES fpondinr ser-otary.
Nre J. H0rner Davis. CIarssblfrE.
treasurer. Mrr George r Brer,
konceFerfe auditor. Miss Nina A1-
piegafe. Wellsburz. General Federa-
ton. Stat secretary. Mrs Hugh =
smith. FsirmOnt, delegates fo ne bi-
ennial convention % tho Gens-al
Federation % WOman's clubs in san
Francisco. Mr. John l.. Ruhi ~
tlarksburg. Mr. ~ 81 X neriain ~
wheeling. Mrs Mary Mrs.eian. %
farkefsburg. and Mrs p. Paul Gross
cup. % Charleston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14
TAFT DEFENDS
NEW TREATIES
Nicaragua ara NenoUras Lean Asree
ren's Explained ey President
AZ Sacramento.
DOLLAR DIPLOMACY"
DISCUSSED sN PRESIDENT
California estsnss President warre.t
Greetings on -s Entire
western Tour.

SAN FRANCISCO. oct Is -Pr,.i
dent Taft found what NAV prove 10
D. the hearuest welcome OF his trtp
awaiting him here tonight He had
spent the entire day IN the state. trav.
~iins down from the northern border.
where Gov Hiram W. johnson ana
a party ~ officials met him.
toN Johnson Is the insurgent Re
publican leader IN the state Tie used
feW words and invariably referred 20
Mr. Taft as the President OF the
United Siatese'
A. the state capitol az Sacramento
Mr Tait spent two hours and spoke
from The capitol steps
GOV johnson did not attend the
banquet tn honor of the president to-
uight. pleading previous engage
ment. but will speak With him tomor.
row az the ground breaking cere
monies of the Panama Pacific InternA
tional Exposition
Throughout the day great crowds
turned out to greet IA, president Gov
Johnson said the crowds on the
streets OF Sacramento were the larg-
est hc had ever seen there
40 Oakland t.l- afternoon the pre-i-
cent attended tUr laA luE % the corner
stone &C ths new wuuIti pal hutldtng.
10 NN".H NfN"fN Il "N hnfH HFNFINl iNnuHr
sNd hiurlu. hrf- auh marines from the
lH"' ID. fleet THE decentralization iu oak
..HH ftf s.rpA--et ta' reception given
Mf Iaff twu ftar- axe
Dollar Diplomacy.
~ 80. fti."utH TIE president spoke IN
ht tlf uf tHt Irvpo~rd treaties with
NI,-fagHs and Honduras. amt vigorously
defended tlr policy 90 - administra-
t'u which i- said "frusRrakiuE jour-
rai- hHt, labelled dollar diplomacy"
Broadly -peAkluE. Mf TAFT said. the
proposed t".ti"~ witl these countries
t'f"f" 90. .-rtf" would secure FOR th-m
H f..au.IHl agent .u f.t United states
N tt'. would SETTLE tHsfr sAInttuG debts
'H 90 IuH' basic. Hrl which would point
th' inAt 60 r't." aut prosperity % Two
f'Iub.i'r t..a 90 ustuta' r's"urces. bot
f"fu Hf .tflfs and revolution
SIR TAFT pointed out the efficacy - q
similar arrange m~ut wifl Ssnto Do-
o." customs and Hess that foreign debts
are lait "Nrfci-inE a. h"utnctut super
Vision LAT Mr TAFT .aid has accFued to
Objection TO Treaty.
'tlc' ti"u Goo tu" treaties in the United
states senate. the president said. was
tlrv would make entanEllug alliances
With repuhllr- fn this beul4 sphere for the
li"n"iion Do - banking contract. since
fl" fuunfF f"r the pn ID rlsut ~ the debts
or f.' two republics would be Furnished
bf American interests
An.th.f objection. discussed by TIE
r.rrld"It "s- that ~" Munro" docfrin@
wac rtfr-.s..f bond between tue ruited
states aHd t.- iatir-AmcrIcau rspub-
eco be- objected tlat fti- i4 dollar
H "l"mF.t. said Nj TAFT. and that
t" ought O. EaNc none Of 10 Give a
t"r t'' name and sou know What
u fnH ~pie'~ ~ stateeraft
dollar diplomacy is TO invoke the con-
" I'-r ..ief capital l- tie use of phrase.
~ e. iari character
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14
TerSe Telegraphic Tips

NASHVILLE. Tenn For the first
ume in more fhan twenty years
Nashville yesterday elected q negro
CITY councilman. Dr S q Harris
OMAHA Seb.-The Un.on Pacific
round house burned here TO-DAY. a.
siroy ins eiEh' locomotives and cans.
.n- s2-oq00 losF
hlEL. Germanv-The fa.f racine
schooner Nordstern oared bv ~ C
Aarrles. and crew of - Is -fasirg
WARREN. "a -Orrfn HaIfu---e
and Leslie. two Indian bovs In sf
here. saved TIE bars snd escaped
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14

WAsHiNGTON. ps -Eobert. 2
yearold son Of y b. Ayres. vas
kicked BY morse here ard died In q
Few moments
LDPSiG Gerra-t-N N.sg Rsnns
Ihirton. a young French feacher. was
convicted aud .fIfruced 20 SIT
months imprIsonuart here on the
charge of being .l.
LONDON-gaI oday Tor Neu
1ork. Andrew 0..-a aE.et snnOunc q
thst The Dreser. -ar IN the world
VII come out -e1f IN the end.
We need sopeth.1L % saks us ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14
TEE wEArHEH


wAsHHE0ToE. Oct. 1s.-Forseastt
Wsst WirTinfa-Tncr~asfrr ~fo.af-...
hat lrday. LEGAL rains a. nizft o. sundag.
sli2-U Uasetted probabiy local arms
eetlro4V etteruoon o. niThfs sunday
reuerailv far
Nestsrn Psunaylvania -- Incr.asIns
elpEainess aatureayi local arina at nirhf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14
CHINA'S REVOLT
NATION WIDE
Pesina Threstenec. Wnue Fa,s % the
HshnS Dynasty Trembies IN
tne Balance
rANHoW ~ FLAMES:
MASSACRE MAnCHUS
additional cites Fsit into tsnds o.
Victorious eebeis-PesIna
In Terror.
REPUBLIC OF CHINA
ELECTS PRESIDENT.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oc- IL
Advices we're received here To
day by the Chung Sal Vat Po.
the Chin".e Daily World that
the reyolutionists In China
have declared a republic. elect.
ins II Yuan Hung. lieutenant
commander ~ the imperial
a~T army. president.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14

and the case was carried on DO. .n
every court che 0riE.naI finding be,ng
Affirmed The decision to-day is ex.
Iecfed f0 De- final
The failure ~ the bank almost de.
rlpted fhe t1an of So Pleasant and
The directors against whom lt vas
fled uere D. ~ Chambers. Oliver
Thoma- Richard Roberts Evan ~,
ans. Alonto Hayne (deoeasedJ. and
a shell HufcF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14
STABBED TO DEATH
Fatal Cutting ARRAY IN Wayne County
Enos Feud Between
Farmers.

HrNTlNGTON. ". ta. ODt. D.
lu t general alt.rcat on ou Whu,'-
creek. u WAYNE county. today Archie
Fyles. o. Young farmer was stabbed to
death aud th, police are ou the look
our Tor Dlch Saunders. q keufuckiau.
"ho l- alleged Goo have stabbed Pyles.
The affair which ended fatally was q
renewal Of an old difficulty between
the TWO men
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14
LOOTS OFFICE
Bsndits Get Over $1,000 From
Kansas postoHice.

PlTTsRTHG Kansas oct IA
Robbers who entered fhc p0stonice no
Nu.herrr. hffeen miles east 90 pfff..
bury early today. escaped vIft ear.
eral packages o. registered uar one
package Del said to have contained
10000 being sent fo Che sheridan
Coal Company f0 gay .fs miner.
Nc..hc- 'h- cT.-.si- cs che eom..-r
nor tho postmaster rIu ufs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14
'NAMARA JURY
Is UNSOLICITED
Tao Days Legal Fisnt Over First
Tsiesnan. win No oeeisen
We, In Slsh,
DESPERATE STRUGGLE
FoR PRISONERS LIFE
Interpretation % Constitution OF Cal
fornis Demanded preeed-
Ing the Case

Los ANGELES. Oct I3-Af,er two
day. of court session In the trial OF
James y McNamara FOR the murder
"i 'harIs- J. HagEerfy. victim o.
The Los Angeles Times explosion and
hre on October ]. 1910 no Juror had
been selected. even tentatively. To
night. and no decision had been
reached as 20 tho eligibility OF the
hrsf taleHman examined Although
m" court proceedings moved forward
without Interruption. the magnitude
~ issues Involved IN the examination
"f John Nelson. the first tals-smAn.
made the proceedings deliberate
AZ sunset. when court adjourned
Arguments on Nelson's status r..
msined unfinished A. the close of
court Sherir William HammcI and
deputy escorted fhe prisoner un
maulci"d. from the hall ~ records
through the adjoining court house
corridor and across the narrow street
where his brother. John = NcNarn.
ara. i- confined awaiting his own.
trial
A provision OF rho constitution o''
fh" state differing someV hat from
The constitution of tine nited States
sections OF the penal code regarding
the qualification uf jurors. and "A
contest over th. meaning NJ tho rec.
ORD Of Nelson's examination. prom
Used 20 furnish points of contest
which areCt not alone fhe taiesmau
under examination. but every prOspec-
tive Juror. and for this reason were
stubboruly contested
Touches o. Humor
The sombre court room scene.
where opposing counsel argued FOR
every point OF advantage boo the strur
Ele over mans life. was relieved
once or twice by touches OF uncon-
scious hunor. which seemed 10 ap-
peal 10 the court
By chance one OF the cases cited
hy Attorney G Roy Horton. FOR the
state. showing the Law regarding eli
gibility of talcsmcn. was that of Ju-
ror Arthur 10 the trial ~ Abraham
scntenc" in san Quentin prison for
bribery In the 20 called san Francisco
graft cases.
Nao'ter -a-. cited. asa ffr famous
one .f Rel shirt Gordon ,,lo. vii. Ia
band - fellow ,ouvicts. fousat b.. vae
.uL 90 f"le"fu pef itrnfitr,. iu s-uss-
i.tt break frr freedom
tees "a fair trilI "for an rtrfI.- DO. iirir.-
IHu, NnrrsH- fF4f .f ft. rff.H states
'rtni""s such rights to t.e defendant
TO- L'hai code uf t.' state. ultcr su
80 ~ tHs legislature. was intended.
lt'rinn de- Jared % enable Intelligent
,n'h i' serve ODD 'Hr'- .ul all'wr ANY
tre HHt iu H .sf1f. ~ ulrt. vntri vfI
prevent acting with entire imrsrtialits
'ui tfe5.il-' I" t.e Substantial
niShts OF state and Prisoner.
49,. We propositions. Attorney
fIrsf. fNuf fYn rIEHfa Uf tho state rt.r...f