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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-12

81 stand for local control OF all
local affairs" for the local control OF
the game of the parish, OF the liquor
interests of the parish, in fact Tor
local control of all matters pertaining
to the welfare of the parish, SO salo
DR.. J. B. Aswell Monday night, ana
in practically the next breath he SAID :
"Calcasieu MUST be divided, and II
| am elected to be Governor, | shall
see to it that Calcasieu is divided. "
And this in spite of the fact that but a
little over a year ago the people de-
clared against Division in the no un-
certain terms of more than eight
hundred majority against Division.
VIII the Doctor kindly inform us
what he means by local control?
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-12
William RogiIIio Passed AWAY
One Weeks Illness.

William Rogillo, of Jackson
who had been spending about ID
here visiting with his uncle, II
Kimball, of this CITY was takss|
with pneumonia, on New Year'sl ]
and died on Monday Janusrl
eighth, having been i'll just a we'd
Young Rogillio, who was IND
five years old last March, csns1
a month OR six weeks ago, anl|
been helping his uncle in the shs
some extent, as we'll as hunting
trapping q good deal OF The |
When Mr.. Kimball was STRICKEN
pneumonia some little time ags
spend the most of his time LODI
after him until he was, himselfIa
with the disease. Despite the b
medical attention be was unatl
rally, aud Succumbed about
O'Clock Monday evening.
The funeral services were bel
the Kimbail house, being conduea
Rev. Webb, of the Methodist ehl
Interment was made in the Y
cemetery Tuesday afternoon 81
thirty. .
Mrs. Anna Rogillio, the moth
the Young man arrived here iron
home in Dallas, Texas Monday
on the eleven O'Clock train, aad
main for a short time after the Da
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-12

In his recent speech here Doctor
Aswell, who is running for Cover
nor", in one breath asserted that his
Michel and Hall, were
gr0veling in the mud and scattering
his Immaculate character with verbal
political filth, and in the ae2t emits
painful lamentations to the effect that
Judge Hall would not even mention
his name ia making his campaign
throughout the state. Oh consistency.
Thou are surely a jewel hard to find
in some of our political speeches.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-12

AS an entertainment DR.. Aswell's
address Monday night would rank as
possibly fairly good, although several
people wearied of the first forty min
utes of his speech which was DEVOTED
in the main to mud Singing, left the
hall before he had finished. AS d
vote getter it was an absolute failure
and even worse, as at least one if net
more of the few supporters the Doctor
had in Welsh has publicly asserted
that he would not vote for the Doctor
now under any circumstances,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-12
FRIDAY, JANUARY y, 1872
D. r. READ, EDITOR.
Doctor Aswell asserted that

Doctor Aswell asserted that bis
Opponents had brought forward forty
two charges against him in this cam
paign, of which he mentioned some
three or four, sucn as the fact that
Judge Hall opposed him because be
was school teacher, that some OF his
opponents said he could not be elected
governor because the women were all
for him, and again that his support
was mainly from the school teachers.
As matter of fact the Doctor failed
absolutely to even attempt to defend
himself against the various charges
that have been brought against him.
He had an opportunity here OF clear
ING himself in the eyes Of the the pub
lie of these different charges that have
been made against him, aud OF which
his friends were hoping be would
prove himself gultless. When the
time came, however, when he took up
the subject of the charges made
against him by his opponents, he
made feint at doing so by discussing
the trivial affairs mentioned above,
but absolutely ignored the charge that
he secretly connived with the CHM &
Co. book concern while a state official
and interested in the purchase of
school supplies, for the downfall OF
his superior in Office and his own APP
pointment to the Superintendency,
where he might be of vastly more
service to said CHM & Co. He abso-
lutely failed to take any note OF the
charge that he drew a salary 81, 10000
per year as payment for a Secre-
cary or Assistant Secretary Of the
State Board, WITHOUT AUTH
GRITTY OF LAW. 1t matters not
whether Miss Allgood received a part
of this $4,000, all of it, or 'Much
more" than that amount as the Doctor
asserted in his speech, he failed to ex-
plain by what authority he paid this
money. He utterly ignored the charge
that is made against him, that during
his occupancy Of a high official posi-
ton, he, contrary to the direct law in
the matter accepted gifts from con-
Germ which he would be able to favor
Or oppose in the selection OF school
supplies, which gifts he afterward
sold to the state upon his retirment
from Office. He ignored the charge
that he drew check for 81, 100000 upon
the state fund to pay a private debt.
in fact the Doctor absolutely ignored
every important charge that has been
made against him in this campaign as
completely as though he had never
heard OF them. The JOURNAL, which
we presume the Doctor has classified
us o pop-guu, or possibly only tire
cracker, does not presume to assert or
denv the truth of any of these charges
but would respectfully ask the Doctor,
WHY, since he took up the subject of
the charges made against him he did
not clear himself of these serious
reflections upon his official character,
if he could, rather than to give a
cheap vaudeville recital of supposed
charges that have ABSOLUTELY no
weight with either his friends or OPP
ponents? Why Doctor? Why?
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-12

In his sweeping arraignment of the
papers of the state in general, and
those of New Orleans in particular,
last Monday night, did any one hear
Doctor Aswell mention the Daily
States, or that other one of ''my two
papers?
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-12

We call especial attention OF our
readers is the annual report of the
Civic League to be found elsewhere IN
this issue. The League is still in its
infancy, not having reached the good
l. estate of being one year old, aud
yet it has accomplished much for the
town of Welsh. 1t has transformed
the Welsh cemetery from an unsigEtIy
Jungle into we'll kept and attractive
burial park. The League
has kept the Auditorium block IN
splendid condition throughout the
year. 1t has increased and aroused
civic pride and done many other
things to cause it to merit and to re-
ceive the approval and communication
of all public spirited citizens.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-12
ANNUAL REPORT OF
WELSH CIVIC LEAGUE
League In Excellent Working Order
All Departments Report Progress,


Meotiog was calIed to order by the
nrosidant Minutes of previous meet
ino were read and approved. Month
" rpnorts were called for. FORESTRY
committee renorted that orders for
amin, ~ tho nnmhnr of 81 had been
fabian dnrior December. Cemetery
com~,itten renorted that they had
to,,on IN &? 0n and naId out IS cents,
TREASURER S REPORT
Amt, on hand Dec. l.....'. Soo''V
I Amt. Deposited Dec. l..'''' 4''o
Checks given. ''..'''' Loo
Bal. on hand Jan. |, l9lZ.''''-.o 90
Moved and seconded Una. treasurer >
report be accepted. Mot'on carried
STATIONERY COMMITTEES REPORT
Stationery committee purchased oVo
envelopes, QUO note heaoS ana re
ceipt books for the sum OF @o'"o'
Moved and seconded that -Ihe coih-
mlttee s report be accepted ana Dill
allowed. Motion carried
Moved and seconded that the wives
OF the couHcilmen have their huSoahos
take before the couhcli the maI'er ol
having owners OF vacant lots cream
same. Motion carried.
Annual reports were called Tor.
PRESIDENT REPORT
10 tha oficers and members Of the
Welsh Civic Leapue. At the Febru-
orv lo11 moetinr Of the Alnha Fmb,
Climb \ committee of three ladies were
annointed to meet with the officers of
the School Improvement League,
which Miss AGNES Norris had ORGAN.
lied the fall before, but had failed to
oct in active working order. TO con.
slider the organization of q Civic
League. After talking the matter over
it was decided to invite Mrs. Mouton,
President of the Jennings League, to
meet with the committee ard tell US
about the work and the steps needed
to organize. Mrs. Mouton and Mrs.
Meeks visited US, met with the com
mittee, and gave the desired informa-
ton, On Feb. % mass meeting was
called al the Auditorium. Mr.. Cab
BERT President or the School Improve
ment League, acted as chairman, and
Miss Williams, secretary OF School
Improvement League. acted as secre-
tarv. The purpose OF the meeting was
stated and it was voted to merge the
School Improvement League into the
Welsh CIVIC League. Next came the
election or officers as follows: Pres.
Mrs. l.. F.. Robinson: lst Sice.Pres.,
Mrs. VIM. Terry; End Vice-Pres.,
Mrs. e. c. Willard; Recording Sec.,
Mrs. J. ALT. Martin: Corresponding
Sec, Mrs VIM. Fear: Treas, Mrs.
Ida M. Layre.
A commit,ee woo .nnointed IN drof,
q constitution and hv.laws IN ronort
at newt mentino which wac oallad for
Feb % 1911 Feb o. meatino cal,ed
to order NV the President Secretarv,s
report read and arnreved Committee
on Constellation and Rv.,ows ware
ready to submit same The constitn.
ton and BYLAWS were read and ac.
centad Tho t;mo for ctatod ,,oo,irrs
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-12

Net proceeds .........6 1896
1t was then decided to discontinue
the food exchange during the summer
months. Sept 18th an ice cream So
cial was given at the Catholic Hall.
the use OF the hall being generously
offered us, free of charge. Net pro.
ceeds from social was S23.35, making
a total of $500 from the entertain.
ment committee for the year 1911.
An effort was made to secure a lec-
ture course. The town was canvassed
but owing to lack of support no
course was secured.
Mrs. Nora A. GRAY, Chairman.
PRESS COMMITTEES REPORT
The Press Committee submitted the
following; Seven monthly reports of
regular meetings. Fourteen articles
aud announcements were put in the
Rice Belt Journal. Five advertise.
mentswere put in the Rice BeltJournal
at q cost of 81. 40.
Mrs. Leah Simpson, Chairman.
SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT Committees
REPORT
The School Improvement committee
OF the Welsh Civic League begs to
submit the following.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-12
PLANTERS

> We ARE STILL IN THE WELL DRILLING
BUSINESS. WE WILL CONTINUE TO CARRY
, At OUR WAREHOUSE AND YARDS Ml
D Welsh; Ia, AFULL LINE OF THE LAYNEeI
PATENT PUMPS, STEEL PITS, PUMP
D PARTS AND REPAIRS AND AN AMPLE|
> SUPPLY OF ALL SIZE LAYNE PATENll
, WIRE AND SHUTTER SCREENS AND WEI
D CASING You KNOW OUR CLASS OF MA.
D TERIALS AND DRILLERS. YOU KNOW
D THAT WE MAKE ALL OF OUR GUARAAn-s
TEES GOOD. LET US BID ON YOUR WORN.
, OUR UNLIMITED RESOURCES PLACE US y.
A POSITION TO GIVE YOU GOOD PRoMYiz
D SERVICES AT THE RIGHT PRICES. 1T VIII.
PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE THE LAYMs
, SHUTTER SCREEN WHICH is RECo6NlZEp.
AS THE bIGGES AND BEST WATER 6ETTtk
IN THE WORLD, MADE IN SIZES OF FROM.
Is" UP TO "a" IN DIAMETER.
LAYNE & BOWLER GO.
S. 0. SCOGGINS. MANAGER
WELSH. LA.
S-lf our Mr.. Scoggns should be out of town WnSa
yousca lay your well proposition before Mr. John Arnsos
OF the Armstrong Machine and Welt Works Co., Welsh La
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-12

IA
Balance in Tregsrrv wy
The committee wisbos.,,,
city council. the I.aaono I'
in gene.,i4.l ...,ir s.,;.,t..
ing to carry 04 the work :.
committee.
Mrs. Nc..ie Willard w.,
Moved and seconded that
reports be accented, Motio
Tie aruouacenent ri tbo
Of different committees wo,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-12

Secretary and the Treasurer, also all
committees for their hearty and Ell
feient work and hope the new commit
tees will do the same for the ne"
President and that the Civic League
work for 1912 will exceed 1911.
We also wish to thank the Town
Board. The Welsh Printing CO." ano
all others who have assisted in civic
work.
Respectfully submitted,
Mrs. l.. L. Robinson, Pres.
SECRETARY S REPORT FOR 1911.
The number Of regular meeting times
of Welsh Civic League were II, Num-
Der of regular meetings held 10,
Number Of executive meetings ),
Number Of call meetings 2, Number OF
active members 81; Number OF asso-
ciate As: Number present at all regu-
lar meetings l42: Average number
present 10; President was present III
times; lst Vice Pres. was present 4
times; 2nd Vice Pres. was present
6 times; Corresponding Secretary was
present ; times: Recording Secretary
was present 10 times; Treasurer was
present times;
Secretary received fro m
membership dues. ..... IS 5000
Received From Entertain
tainment Committee. ..... M.eo
Received From Cemete
Committee ......... ..... Iii4U
School Improvement Com
mlttee. ............. lic.Va
Total. .................
s45O.3O
Mrs. J. ALI. Martin, Sec.
TREAsURER's REPORT FOR 1911
Received from membership
dues. -. ......... ......S 5000
Food exchange ,.... ...... S4.oo
School Improvement Fund. ll8.05
Cemetery fund ........... l]7.0O
Total amount received %. $4,000
Expenses for books, prizes
and notices ............S l4.25
Food exchange ,........... 1850
Auditorium and grounds :. 5l.05
Cemetery .................. 4be.I
School Improvement. 80. 1860
Total amount expended. .$3T742
Leaving a balance in treasury Jan.
1, 1912 s72.SS.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Layne, Treasurer.
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY
REPORT
The corresponding secretary begs to
report the writing of notices to all
business firms requesting the removal
of trash and other Objectionable mat
ter before the visit of the Health
Board on April LIST.
ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEES
REPORT
In the early part OF March the CON-
mite held q meeting and decided to
have food exchange for three months
toabe held every SATURDAY. evening at
the Southern Mercantile Co. The ac-
tive membership was divided into four
sections, with chairman for each
section, whose duty it was to solicit
homemade pies, cakes, bread, salads.
etc, not to exceed 81 cents each. Also
to superintend sale of said articles
each chairman to serve in turn. The
first exchange was held March 18th,
one exchange only being held in June.
Received during March. $4,000
" April. ....2S 30
=" ' May ......l75O
p" " June 49,. 5.65
Total for three months. .,7I.5O
Less expense. ........... -. 1856
Net proceeds 1886
1t was then decided to discontinue
the food exchange during the summer
months. Sept. 18th an ice cream So
cial was given at the Catholic Hall.
the use of the hall being generously
offered us, free of charge. Net pro.
ceeds from social was $23. IS, making
a total of $500 from the entertain.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-12

Meeting was called to order by the
president. Minutes of previous meet
inc were read and approved. Month
" reports were called for. FORESTRY
committee reported that orders tor
palms to the number of 30 had been
taken during December. Cemetery
committee reported that they had
taken in $500 aud paid out IS cents,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-12
RECEIPTS

,rr.ia1ooo,o -
-
NATAL 14O 80
rypENDyTTTrES
uo.,, -, sobool oronrds & 255
uor,i,r +raeh etc Il
Sundries. .................. 80
Sundries ..........'. LID
Sundries, cleaning grounds llSo
Moving yard and cleaning
groundS.... ...,....'.... SO.
Repairs. .,..... 49,. 20
Mr.. Gabbert for water
works and sanitary i'm
p"ovements .......'...... 1000
Total. ...... ,........, t40.OO
Leaving balance Of Si75,
Arhor nav nina Of which are jiyino.
yvo ,o+o also in tbo stpdoot hodv an
o,uo1.,,o5 ,,,;ao ra1o,ivo IN tho vaIl
lont ,rerisos and . manifestation Of
onnrocio,ioo for what tho Civic
rsauo1.o. do,o fon nc nli,o, -,
,,norooots oro on,onoot ,racoobIo
airoot1, ~ i,dirertIv 70 this oroaniz.
o,ior PosnactfuIIv
Dora T. Gibson
Icnnortn Shaw
1enoia n viso
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FORESTRY COMMITTEES REPORT
FORESTRY commtte reported that
they had planted four China trees on
Auditorium grounds and had so far
taken orders for 80 palms,
Mrs. Godfrey, Chairman.
,,ruDrppr11p co,1u1rrrr,.o nrnonr
nu
Inc LEAGUE was o'S "niAeo III reo'
I'll 90 a''''o l,e'ii'e'' anu - "sSoc'-
members. A'' 'O"'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-12
81 10 associate members, showing

aal lY associate members, sDoWlns
that orr membership committee mas
haeo busv. The FORESTRY Commlttee
has planted some trees on AUDITORIUM
grounds and taken orders for IS palms
to he planted in the spring. WHICH
means much toward beantifVlng our
town.
The Press Committee has attended
tn their line of work. Also the Finance
Committee has audited accounts ana
done what pertained to their committee
Total amount from all sources oe-
nosited was $3.50. Total amount OK
pended 1911. AZ, leaving a balance on
hand of $72.5S with some due from
membership dues, also some due on
cemetery lots. We wish to shank the
Secretary and the Treasurer, also all
committees for their hearty and et-
fcient work and hope the new commit
tees will do the same for the new
President and that the Civic League
work for 1912 will exceed 1911.
We also wish to thank the Town
Board, The Welsh Printing Co., and
all others who have assisted in civic
work,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-12

ONE DOLLAR a YEAR IN ADVANCE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-09
HAGGL|NG
OVER TRACTION
PROBLEM

The Twin City traction problem
which seemed a few days ago on the
eve of solution has assumed a few new
tangles. These developed at yester
days meeting of the board of public
works, which continued all day and
which in the afternoon was character
lied by some very heated argument.
The new tangles are as follows: The
contention that Chicago avenue is not
wide enough to accommodate another
track, the question of the character Of
the bonds to be furnished by the street
car lines. and the life of the franchises.
When the board of public works ad-
journed last evening 1t was with the
this afternoon for final re-adjustment
preparatory to going before the coun-
ell at a special meeting of that body
this evening.
Bembers of the joint committee ap-
peared before the board and the Gayi-
line and the Red line were both repre-
sented and their franchises turned in.
A petition signed by a number of eiti-
zens was also presented asking Gavit
be made to go over 151st street and up
Olcott TO Chicago avenue with his line.
When the franchises were read 1t was
found that both ignored Chicago ave-
(COntfnued on Page 81
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-09
AUTO PARADE FOR
HAMMOND VISITORS
Seventy Five Machines AL
ready Promised For a
Trip Through Region.

An automobile parade, larger than
any that has ever been attempted in
Lake county, is planned for Wednesday
afternoon. May Is, in honor of the vis-
iting delegates to Hammond to the
state convention of the Christian
churches of Indiana.
Every available auto in Hammond
and in the surrounding cities is to be
in line. and the Rev. c. j. Sharp of the
Christian church has the assurance of
several machines from Rensselaer,.
Lowell. Remington and Valparaiso
Gary. Indiana Harbor East Chicago
and whiting are expected to send their
quota.
The parade will take its course
through the various cities in the Calu-
met region. beginning at Hammond and
going as far east as Gary. where the
visitors will be the guests of the steel
company officials for sightseeing trip
through the steel plant
Frank Deming, chairman of the
transportation committee of the Ham
mond Chamber of Commerce, already
has the promise of seventy-five auto
mobiles for the parade. and the Rev.
sharp also has a list of auto own
ers. in addition to Mr.. Deming's list.
In no instance dlu eitnef seHlieineH
meet with a refusal.
A thousand visitors are expected to
come to Hammond for the convention.
which opens May 18th. and closes on
the 10th The city-wide appeal which
the Rev Sharp of the Christian church.
and the Hammond Chamber of Com
merce have made for accomm oda tions
for the visitors has brought responses
enough to care for about half of the
expected nnber of visitors.
Every mail is bringing large packet
Of letters 10 the Rev. Sharp telling of
from two to ten people that are coming,
and in view of the fact that only three
days remain in which to make prepara-
tions it may he necessary for the Chris
tian church people to make house-to-
house canvass to find the necessary ae-
commodations
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-09
KOPE[KE ISSUES
THE MANDATE TODAY

Judge Johannes Kopelke today is
sued writ of mandate against A. T.
Melton. city comptroller of Gary, and
f. G. Simpson. city treasurer ordering
them to issue licenses to the 110
loon keepers who have rendered 5000
for the license fee.
The specific case in which the matter
was decided was the case of the State
of Indiana on the relation of Sigmuud
Eisler vs.. the city of Gary. Tte state
was represented by McAleer Brothers
and Bardon and Clarence Bretsch ana
the city of Gary was represented by
Harvey Curtis and Harry Starr of
Gary.
Over $50 saloonkeeprs were present
at the hearing of the cast. They were
very much pleased at the decision of
the court Attorneys Curtis & STAR
have announced that they will appeal
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-09
Taft Needs Only 81 Votes
to Cinch Victory, Say Aids

Washington, May 9.-That Presi-
dent Taft now has all but fifty-seven
of the $40 votes that will be required
to renominate' him at Chicago, is the
claim made last night by Taft ma
tional headquarters. The exact scere,
as it now stands, according to the
Taft bureau, is as follows:
Taft delegates, 4S3
Roosevelt delegates, 229.
LaFollette delegates, &c.
Cummins delegates, TO-
Number of delegates yet to be Sc
lected, 500
The Maryland result is not includ
ed Conceding that state to Roose-
velt, the trough rider candidate
would still lack 295 votes, according
to Taft headquarters.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-09
LAKE COUNTY TO
SEND BIG DELEGATION
Number of Doctors to Go
Hence to Valparaiso For
Medical Meeting.

Lake county is expected to send
strong representation OF the Lake
County Medical society to the meeting
of the Tenth District Medical society at
Michigan City tomorrow afternoon.
a supper will be rendered the visiting
physicians by the Laporte County
Medical society at the vreeland hotel.
where the evening session will be held.
Among the Lake county men who are
on the program are Drs A. G. Schlieker
of East Chicago. T. f. Evans of Gary.
w. f. Howat of Hammond president of
the state Medical society: ". d Weis
of Hammond.
DIR. II. f. Sharrer rs also on the pro-
gram as the leader in the discussion of
medical ethics. but is at present in
California on the Shriners' trip through
the west
As president of the State Medical
society. Dr. Howat went TO Anderson
last night TO attend a meeting of the
Eighth District Medical society. which
is in session at Anderson today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-09
FIGHTS ARE
POSTPONED

The hearing of the Injunction pro-
ceedings by which Manager Joe Simp-
son of East Chicago sought to restrain
Chief of Police Leo Mccormick from
interfering with the boxing contests to
have been held this evening, was again
continued in Judge Becker's court this
morning in Hammond on account of the
plaintiffs attorneys. Tinkham and Me-
Nab not being able to be present.
With the postponement of the in
junction proceedings comes the news
from Manager Simpson at East Chi
cago that the bouts will also be post
poned until some date next week.
TT was our intention to go ahead
with the boxing matches whether the
-in5ilnction--was -granted or snot."-ssaid
Mr.. Simpson this morning, but after
talking the matter over we thought il
best until the proceedings comes up in
court"