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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
Boost for Good Roads

President Truinbo, al inc o,,.,
the conference. Suggestc1 ,hss
nc proper and commendabh !,
the congress 70 consider ths :
securing a uniform road Law n.
the United States He saId.
AT tile present time. each n
It's own road laws. which dIs,,
in many respects. resulting IA
IL would be a good Idea for a
aress 10 appoint a commIti,s
subject, or to take some simIlr'
secure uniform road laws tfro5ti
country A proper slatnte of 4
would he practical and pro-
many good results.
"As far as the congress Il "A
We expect tho Salt Lake cor1,'
be the most successful in he T.
the organization. Everything d
out excelleutly. There appesu
cloud TO cast a shadow over ~
OF the next congress. which "a
incalculable benefit to this q
state" h
An indication OF The interes,
already being taken in the coz'
gress is found in n Telegram
yesterday by Mr.. Trumho fpa
r. Dutton OF Denver, advising VI
no that n big meeting OF "liys vi
being arranged, 10 be held b
next Friday noon. and iUvitIng y
present, Mr.. Trumbo replied I
would he pleased 10 attend TIE
He also telesraphed Mr. puIIps|
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
President and sccr,,,.!
lransn1lSsissippi Con-
win Be Entertaipsi
ACTIVE IN Boosa
Headquarters for WosS
lll1llnary to Big Conve,,|
Will Be Establjsbs,|

a {. Trnmbo and pd,,
president , and secretary, rs.n.,.l'
the Tranamississippl Com,
gross who have been in sst
sunday IN the Interes; Of ~.
erlns TO be held here e..
and o will DC guests Of 49,.
luncheon today In the ,,,u %
oil the Commercial club. un5.' }
pices OF which the d!s,,u,,,,',
ors are being entertained
have been sent out 10 an
tnc club. and 1t is oyro. -
luncheon viii he attenGed
number OF representative ny
Al the conclusion az ,S.
PRESIDENT Trumbo and sscr.,
VIII deliver addresses an snI
OF the congress- for Sail .Hs IN
ana VIII tell what thc ,hr.
cranme ought 10 Include
tentatively ouiline II. UeSa az "
the congress Will Sn oneno,
In May, e' eiuc
Both President Trumbo and
Becker Yesterday visited CO..
and Arthur Pratt. warden =,
prison, who pledged hes1v VI
cooperation To any csmpsi@
that would lend to insurc ~.
OF the congress. Both offi.,s.
state were exceptionally cnthrr..
me subjects Of Good Rosds@
America First" and Wardso 3
plalned In detail to the yIsiii,.
Just what the state Is doipr =
It's roads by convict lahor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
THIRTY-FIVE HOBOES
HUNT GREENER FIELDS

Thlrty-hve hoboes. who have made Il
q practice To sleep in the basement Of tho
police station. were treated 10 form oi
kangaroo justice yesterday morning and
arc now for the most part vending their
ways elsewhere.
Lieutenant Carlson and Sergeant Rob
erts were the dispensers of Justice The
former Was Judge and the latter was pros
ecuting attorney Together they entered
the basement as the deuiZens were bestir-
ring themselves and ssva each man tho
alternative OF leaving town or going Ia
1sii on bread and water diet for the
next SIX months.
Just think. six months from now fhe
flowers WI bo blooming and the grass
Will be long In the parks. want to slsy
here that long,? qucrled the kangaroo
Judge.
Every body wanted 10 be at liberty when
the robins begin 10 sing and all prom :
ised TO leave the city before night
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
SAYS STRANGE MAN
TRIED To KISS HER
William Henry Arrested After
Husband of Accusing
Woman Beats Him.

& womaDs scream and shrll feminine
cries OF You cur, you brute" caused
a sensation at the Mission thcster at
10 o'clock last night and resulted i'll the
arrest OF = man giving the name OF Will
liam Henry, said TO he a mining cnci-
nccr.
Mrs William Hcidel. living al 26% East
Fifth South street. is the complaining wit
ness. With Mr.. lIcidel she attended The
tbeater and In The middle OF an act she
SAYS she felt the man sitting next TO her
place his arm about her neck and at
tempt To kiss her She screamed and the
man scrambled from his scat and flcd
l1cdel gave chase and Was In the act of
thrashing him when Sergeant Emil John
son appeared and placed Henry under ar
rest, lie Was locked UP for the night
and VIII probably be charged with as
salllt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
CHILD IS RUN DOWN
BY DRIVER Of AUTO
Six-Year-Old Girl Receives a
Broken Leg; Identity of
Chauffeur Unknown.

A. she ran 10 catch a bakery wagon to
buy cookies with n nickel her mother
had Just given her. little 6Ncar-old Ag-
nes McC;srry. daughter OF Il g. Nc
Garry. 1855 South Ninth East street was
struck nnd run over by an automobile di
rectly I'm front OF her home at o'clock
last night.
The driver. whose name was moi
learned. stopped his machine and carried
the child To the house. where nr. c. w
Middleton attended her~and found heI
left leg badly fractured near the knee
Sho was taken TO tho l.. y. 3 hospital
where The broken limb WAS set.
According 10 witnesses Of The accident
the child dartod in front Of the rnachine
Unexpectedly. and though 1t was not run
ming fast. the driver was unable 10 turn
aside in time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
SALT LAKE ASKED
TO ASSIST CHINA
Appeal Of Famlne-Stricken
Millions Reaches the City
Through Red Cross.
GOVERNOR INTERESTED
Commercial Club Will Prob
ably Be Active in Work Of
Raising Funds.
INTERESTED

In all probability Governor William
Spry and 81. II. Walker as chairman
and treasurer respectively for the Amer
lean Red Cross society in Utah, with
the Endorsement and cooperation OF the
Commercial club, will launch all energetic
campaign in this city at once, to raise
funds TO he sent for the relief OF those
stricken by famine in China
Recently the Central China Famine Re-
lief committee, with headquarters at
Shanghai. took upon itself the task OF
raising about $4,000. 900 for the relief Of
600, ,o00 families now facing starvation In
central China. The committee estimate
that 2,500.Oo0 people ore In dire need of
help between now aud the harvest time
in the middle OF May, and figures that
the above amount is necessary on The
basis Of Sc supporting one family for
one month
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
Bidding on Abstracts.

Commissioner George D. Keyser re-
n'rtcd on bids Tor supplying abstracts
on property owned By the city. The
"ifer % Alexander T.. Carr TO 90 this
work FOR 5000 and travelling expenses was
Inc lowest bid. and the matter was re :
Jerred 10 toe legal department for in
Structions on how the award should be
correctly made.
CITY Dayrolls for the latter half Of
January. amounting 10 S14.313.o5. were
approved and ordered paid
ne action OF city Recorder Warum
in removing -. r. McIIenzie. police
court stenoeraphcr. and appointing in his
place spencer Collins, was approved by
the commission
The regular Wednesday morning session
az ~" commission VIII be called 10 order
AZ lg O'Clock TODAY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
TWO PROPRIETORS
OF CAFES ARRESTED

G. j. Crsbtree, proprietor Of thc Hsths.
Keller and 1ieinhart Smith. a walter In
the esta blishment. We're arrested shortly
after IL o clock this morning charged with
sSHlInE nalior after midnight. Officers
Charles Olsen and 4. S. T-nom ,nsdo
the arrest after having purchased A bot :
t!e OF beer from the walter
bpth deteudants were released on their
own Fecognlzance and win he required
10 appear IN court this afternoon.
y. d Davis. manager OF the Louvre
care. and ID. {. Fort. a coIored wsltnr AT
o'clock this morning bv Dctectivs Zsese
anu fatroiman Davey. charged with soil
ing liquor after midnight. one bottJo M
poer purchased by the arresting officers
was taken 10 the police station as cyi-
oehce Davis was released on his own
rec and he also stood sponsor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
NEW VAUDEVILLE
HOUSE HERE SOON

Another vaudeville thcater will soon
be opened 10 the Salt Lake public. the
remodeling OF the Daniels thcater on State
street being far enough advanced 10 i,s
tify The statement that the PLAYHOUSE
will be opened within sixty DAYS A long
lease has been signed by tho pantaceS
vaudeville circuit and work on tho build :
Ing Will be completed as rapidly as nos
sihe
AS rebuilt, the theater Will be oas
feet long and viii contain 1900 seats
The floor viii he curved instead OF Dr.
scending I'm slant line 10 the orcbestr,,
pit. Tho lobby viii be about thirty (ert
square and beautifully decorated The
stage has heen greatly enlarged and any
act iu vaudeville can be staged
The name OF the new playhouse has
not been decided on, but viii be Sc
lected within few days. and a lnrge
building
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
CLYDE PAPWORTEI IS
HURT IN COLLISION

In an altempt 10 escape = collision with
another vehicle, Clyde Pspworth driver
FOR Papworth & Sons meat market drove
us wagon s1udrely IN front of = speed
Ing rouiihnDud Eambcrgcr car at Third
North and Third Wcsi streets at n'clocl,
Yesterday morning. The wagon was
wrecked and young Papworth was hurled
twenty fc"t from the track. suffering
numerous bruises and contusioms, but os-
Gaping serious INJURY
FapworTh WAS driving south when an
2ther wagon ran IN front Of him and
farCei MIN to turn from the roadway to
the ear tracks. Motormsn r. T. Han
brought tho car 10 o quick stop and bur-
ried back 10 tho injured man. He Was
placed III iahicab and taken 10 his
homo, where Dr. Baldwin determined
that he was not bDidly hurt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
Proposed Revision.

The plan OF division which has been
suggested for the wards may be summed
up follows:
One row of city blocks out Of the Fifth
ward running cast and west and added
70 the Fourth ward. Two rows cut out
OF the First ward and added To the Firth
ward, and the Second and Third wards
divided equally between the two Thus
II VIII be seen the size CT the wards
would be equalized and the proportiona t c
vote would be more satisfactory at the
conventions and at the polls
INC question OF rodistrcting the
boundaries recalls the efforts OF the sa-
loon interests last year 10 have the
boundaries changed to make II possible
10 find five resident frecholders necessary
to sign the application for n liquor license
In each district However as the dis
ti1cts cannot be changed in less than
ninety days before any election IT was
impossible for the county commissioners
10 consider the matter
Whether or not there will be a re-
ncwed effort made TO have the districts
changed as previously proposed is n uues-
ton. but II is thought possible that such
action might be taken. At any rate IL
is understood that there NIL be a mum
her 9f changes In tho boundaries OF the
election districts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
HOOKER IS DUE IN
ZION FEBRUARY IS
Secretary of National lrriga-
ton Congress Wires Re
garding His Plans.
WORKING ON BIC MEET
Convention Probably Will BE
Held Here in Month of
September.

Arthur Hooker, secretary OF the Ma
tlonal Irrigation congress, which Will hold
It's next convention In Salt Lake, VII.
arrive In this city February 10. TO com"
mencc active prepare tons for the pro-
eramme Of the big gathering and TO or
ganize n campaign in support and eA-
ploitation OF the congress.
Word TO this effect was received from
Mr. Hooker yesterday from Chicago.
Richard W. Young. who WAS elected dur
ing the last congress as chairman of
the executive committee. also has re-
ceived word from Mr.. Hooker, that he
will be here on the date mentioned. 10
start preliminary work.
According 10 the advice, y board ot
control will be selected from members
OF the congress here. This board and
a board OF control OF the national cN-
ecutlVe committee. In conjunction with
Secretary Hooker Will commence active
prepara tons for the twentieth congress,
which is expected 10 prove the biggest
and most successful since its orca nj
zstion and irst convention in this city
twenty-oDe years ago, with the late John
Henry Smith as president
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
Irrigation Planned.

Major r w Young. spokesman for
Inc board of regents. told the commits
sion that the university lad intended 10
use this water for the PURPOSE Of irrl-
eating forty or iiftv acres OF land owned
nv The educational institution which will
have the effect OF making this section
OF the cast bench very productive.
ON suggestion Of Mavor Park the board
OF regents VIII present the request in
writing and The legal department. OF the
city VIII he asked 10 pass on the legal
lily ot such an arrangements, while the
water department and ct. engineer Will
consider the physical aspects OF the prob
lem.
Tho open session OF tho commission
Was brief. lasting less than ten minutes
but the commissioners and mayor had a
number or conferences during tho day
behind closed doors. discussing various
problems confronting the administra
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
GAMBLING CASES
NOW BEING HEARD

Before jury OF four mon ,o,,r o,h
men; arrested January rs In n polico aid
oI the card rooms in the basemen, ~
tme wilson hotel. were tried ON rnm
yesterday afternoon. The dcfand,n,s oourS ,,o
Sonn @ Ratke n. j. Robblng W ". Rick-
M man and j. Bamcha. The examInation
- "''nesscs occupied tho entire after
M ~ Special court session at $40 o'clock
hrd,ta omen iilntsman and I,cichter
bInG room. and came upon III Sn,,,
s,Ihsn. ,gh a. a card table, according 10 the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
INJURY TO FIREMAN
Is PROBABLY FATAL

9. -. Carlson. fireman ON the
oregon short Line. working nest
from Pocatello. Was seriously and rroh, :
bly, fatally injured at point few miles
west OF Mountain Home. Ida. YESTERDAY
according 10 tho report. ihc train va {
travelling at rate OF about forty miles
An hour, and Il is supposed that Carl
son Was leaning out of tho cab To got
2 drink OF water from the tender whom
he WAS struck by a fence pole that was
near the track. He was taken to Noun
tain Home and placed in tic care OF
physicians. II was feared that he has
internal injuries in addition to a frac-
iurcd skull
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
WARRANTS OUl rVS
SIX PHYSI0

Warrants calling for the .,,rs s
physicians accused by ine
board Of practicirR Titnoui sn
cense have been issued an1
hands OF the sheriff for se,m ~ -
Detectives employed hy 'ass,sS|
been busy several months n n
dence against. a nuInpe, tssnr q
women accused Of u.,rd 4
without certificates; ! hc .nI,I &
ment of the lew will be spPIsc ~,
10 unlicensed midwives aDc DrcnJdp1iE'
have licenses 10 practice esIs,i Ell -,
who practice general n'e
well. ,,rs III.
According to pr, Harninss rssr|
least ten 10 fifteen men ano ~ 4
ticiuc without state license m
as sufficient evidence ,' 'aeairf
complaints viii bc issued dsyssmIrl1
The new state medical sas,. sase,,. 4
Is exceptionally strict !. .,-ea, -
who shall diagnose or .n pf.s1
mental ailments, or s,"m nn, sp,l
them. The law does n' snjriix
Treatment, Of diseases o| -
alone. -, ,hs -
Tho board believes tns' .,la1g
the hands OF she county
elusive.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
UNIVERSITY ASKS
FAVOR FROM CITY
Board of Regents Would Buy
Canyon Water and Use
Salt Lake Conduit.
DECISION is DEFERRED
City Commissioners Hold Sew
eral Conferences Tuesday
Behind Closed Doors.

4 novel proposition was made 10 the
city commission At yesterdays meeting
when members Of tho state university
board O; regents appeared before the city
authorities with the following PROPOSAL
Tne university proposes TO purchase
one second foot OF water I'm Parleys can
Won at point above the city's intake
and asks permission 10 turn this flow
Into the city's conduit. taking II from tho
mains at The point where the city'S feed
linc touches the UnivcrsitY's property, AT
no time Will more than the stipula,e
amount be withdrawn from the mains
and where the flow is not utilized II be-
comes the property of the city without
cha ~r
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
COMMISSION IS BUSY
SELECTING ARCHITECT

The capitol commission Yesterday com,
pleted the second examination OF the
plans submitted by various architects for
the new state capitol Those casmincd
yesterday were the plans OF j. r.. Tour
tellotte OF Boise and 6. Henri Desmond
OF Boston. BeginninG today tho sessions
OF the commission VIII be held behind
closed doors until the selection of rho
fortunate architect is made
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
May Change All Wards.

1t is not unlikely, IT is said that tho
boundaries Of tho various municipal
wards VIII he changed this year. or tho
five wards In the city the First is bl'
iar the largest; so much so. in fact. that
the delegates from the First ward usual
~ form more than a third Of x political
duce tho size OF the First ward by cut :
ting OFF q couple of the city blocks and
adding it 20 the FIFTH. which is The
others could be divided more equally
among themselves.
The annexation OF property in the
southeastern part OF the city from time
TO time accounts for tho large size OF
the Elrst ward
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
NSTANTLI KILLED
BY PASSENGER TRAIN

". Y. Bates, pumpor AT Sutri. Wyo,.
Tor Inc oregon Short Line. Was str1Icl
Yesterday hy fas, mail train No. 10
and instantly killed. lie had been wish
ing In opal aud was returning to NutrI
when run down by the train The bod.
MAS turned over 10 the coroner at KEN
Inerer and Bates half-sister living I'm
the east was notified. Rates Vas about
rfty-fve years old and had been work
ing for the Hartman system TOR seven
or eight years. lio is not known TO have
had any near relatives.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
Garrick Stage Director Has
Not Yet Thrashed the Rev.
Mr. BOWerlnan.
SAYS NOT YET BUT SOON
James O'Nei1 Thinks the Crit
ical Clergyman Was Alto
getller Too Sweeping.

II have no inclination 10 rolp to the
Rev. MIR Bowcrman except To observe
that Il is hardly likely that his boastec
invesIiga tion OF the theater as an insti-
tuition has ever led him inside the doors
OF a respectable playhouse. Where le
gathered his impressions and his cock
sure ideas on the subject 1t would he hard
TO say. Fortunately the rantlncs or sucl
as he fall but lightly on the ear OF the
Intelligent public.
So spoke James O'Neil. the noted actor
now playing 10 delighted audiences at the
Urphoum theatsr. when asked last night
regarding the attack by the Eev. l.. S.
Bowerman. pastor OF The Emmanuel Bap-
list church. on the stage and stage folk,
81 was glad. though, he added, ''to
sec one of the local members of the pro
fession. Mr.. Bernard. take UP the cudgcl
on behalf Of the women Of the stage. /
hope Mr.. Bernard does the reverend gem
tleman no physical harm, lie avows
he will. but would suggest that the best
thing that could be done for all con
cerned would he TO send the Rev. Mr..
Bowerrnan a pair OF complimentary tick
cts 10 some representative theatrical pro-
dUction and let him forget for an hour
so the awful burden he has Voiuntar-
lily taken upon his shoulders. Perhaps
IL might let a little light into his cosmos. ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
No Fistic Encounter Yet.

At = late hour last night there had beer
no fistic encounter between William Fer
nerd, stage director at The Gurrick tho
atcr. and the Rev. Mr. Bowcrman. III
An impromptu reply Ia the minister's az,
alignment ot the profession Mr. Bernard
told The audience al the Garrick Monday
night that he would force an apology from
the minister or give him thrashinG
When seen last night Mr.. Bernard said
Lc had been too busy all day to attend
10 the matter. but that he hoped To find
time and opportunity some time this week
TO make good his statement.
The Tribune is In receipt OF COM
municatiou from j. +. Howell, postoffice
box III, this city. In which, In refer
ence 10 the sermon preached By the Rev.
l.. :. Bowerman. he says. In part:
'''fhe pulpit has long been marked as
the towards castle OF slanderers who
would not dare repeat elsewhere their
attacks on the characters OF those in
the theatrical profession. The Rev. Mr.,
Bowerman has made n most vicious and
unfair attack upon the moral character
OF those whose lives are as clean as his
N -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
Swells States Funds,

Two large checks were received yes.er-
day at tho attorney generals Office In
payment OF the Inheritance TAX. One was
from the estate OF Vincenta II. Fenesley
Of New York on 100 shares OF Union Pa
cthc preferred and 2500 shares OF Union
Pacing preferred, ana amounted TO
sls.l1Ll5- The other check for st5.5.1s
from the estate OF John :. Mclean OF
New York. was in payment Of the in
hsrftance tax on so shares OF Union Pa
cihc preferred stock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
PLAN HOME INDUSTRY
BRANCH AT LOGAN

Mrs. Olive Havens. president ot the
Home Industry association. and r. r
ColTett. secretary of tho Utan Manufac-
turers association, are prcpa ring TO go To
Logan in a fow DAYS for the purpose Of
organizing branch OF the Home Indus
try association at that place during the
"housekeepers' conference" which is be-
ing held at the State Agricultural col
lego. The success attending the branches
already ORGANIZED has encouraged the as
ISOLATION TO establish them at other
points in toe state wherever II is consid-
cred nc,ica bio
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
Steals Baby Shoes.

For stealing a pair OF baby shoes from
the liirschman shoe store on Main street
W. l.. Toliou was arrested by pstroI,
man \. \. Barker at : o'clock vcstcrdsV
afternoon. 1olton Is twenty vear,,
old. When searched at The police
STALLION s2s was found on his person
The shoes were priced At $3.50
There must he something wrong with
my head he told tha desk serresnt
when the latter asked what he wanted
with pair OF baby shoes. ""rhcv looked
so cute that they just struck my fancy. !"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
Four Women Arrested.

Four women were arrested carly ycs-
terday evening I'm a raid on "A ruoning
house on Second South street near West
Temple street. They gave their names
as Helen Dorm. Lucille Livingston, Kitty
Vaughn and frankie I.auudere. Tho
Dorm woman vas charged with condnct
ing disrcputable house and the other
three with resortine 10 such a place. Az
ter several hours In jail they were re-
leased on $500 bond
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
Released on Bond.

~. @. Thurman, a str1ke-breaiScr who
shot Filing Olsen, striker. in the north
Short Line yards Saturday night Iyas
released under $1,000 bonds approved by
Justice +. NJ Bishop yesterday AFTER
noon complaint charging Thurman
Wltn assault with intent TO murder WAS
riled yesterday from the county at,or-
ney's office but Thurman VIII not he ar
raigued until the condition OF Olsen,
who Hes At 81 Marks hospital with a
determined
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
erefers ,JaiI 10 Payins :,

J. c. Miller, who We -, s,llrf
police Sunday night ',,,x i be.sn
on sunday. pleaded ssarS sy sni 2
F, NJ. Bishop yest6e5aAto 61a of 50
fenced To pay n me Nile.
az many days In JaIa cboss
cial reasons OF his OWL his .
alternative and pese,s by =
once. He was ~ Ldc
r. n. Huntsman ana uvon
testified that they caII1,s c1s of Irla
Iiouor 10 q little coter'gI % gIenkisf 81
in tho rear OF Walter s,rssL
West South Temple sven irl1
Jenkins also was tasnlay tasely 81
hut was released yes'e'S
evidence