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The evening world., 1912-09-07
He Knew the SIGNS.

~ Oh HULL. the chAmp4op story nv, =, ~
D vsnnah; had OCCASION lately to tab . busi.
ness tnp into interior GeorEa, IA co.
his golf clubs with him. intending 70 stop unoo
his way back for match on the famous Hai. -
Augusta.
He dropped on the train At his business ds,ti,s.
tion---a Unall town on branch road-eM csrv
ting his Luggage climbed into an spcient hses "a
bads the drivrr. who was an old negro. tahs hin
To the local hotel.
The negro yed the queerloohns ,estns, b,s
ing stick in It. HE curiosity "a ~. - ~
him finally. ~
"Boss." no began. "piesse, sub, 'sr,-, m. A..
mout I AZ you Qu1stionf"
Go snead and ask." said Mr.. Hun,
"Whut kind Of lodge d you inCtitut,..,,-
saturday Evening Post
The evening world., 1912-09-07
Had q Good Reason.

A n old da.ty with an old gray mule h1tched
~ 10 q ramshsckle wagon stood on the In
cline Of Capitol Hill. In Washington. dur
ins one NJ the worst slest storms In January
shiyedps the mule was trembling with the cold
Two Congressman. waiting for . bslatsd car. were
attracted by the strange outfit and wondered. a
tina went on and the dairy made no effort 70
one n tn Copnrsxmen walked over and aid
''Why don't you move on. unclet'
The Old darby pointed trembling finger at HI
team aud replied: Cause dis yers mnls wo0
10 les whistle at him. and us 70 cold
G.r't vhistlsr'--Essrybohys Nasasins
The evening world., 1912-09-07
The Wrong Man.

>AMUEL GoMPERs was diving II Is his opin'
- ION that In sscitins emes people are apt TO
N. stor, about the young lady in Toledo.
This gid had been receiving nov and then :
,ouns man who had nsyo made love TO hsr. but
~ "A entered the parior. her mother appeared.
and sstsd in . rough. stern tone Of voice what
M. tntsnti ous were. Not having any intentiona,
ths youth turned every color Of the rainbow. and
sr,ossssd In laying nothing. His suffering wa
sndsd by the entrance Of the girl. who ex'
claimed; ..., ,L.. 4. m, IN. m. -"
pos,ulaf AaRAdne.
The evening world., 1912-09-07

pouchy swelling OF the artery
n, the leg. This condition Is a serious
one and even to-day sometimes proves
fatal, especially when II occurs IN the
artery near tho heart. In the days be-
fore Hunter this malady was regarded
AZ A fatal one and when the patient es-
caped with his lke he was sure to lose
his limb. DR.. John Hunter operated on
nj. patient and within six weeks he re-
turned home with his life saved and his
limb preserved.
A foreign surgeon who saw DR..
Hunter operate later wrote: 1T excited
the greatest wonder and awakened the
attention Of all the surgeons In Europe
This was only one OF the many dis
coyerles made by the famous John
Hunter. Nor were his discoveries made
without much study and labor lie
spent all his life studying the COM
parative anatomy Of the lower animals
and man. Comparative anatomy Is the
study OF the similarity and dlssimilarity
in the structures Of different animals.
One day DR.. Hunter tied the carotid
artery on one side Of the neck OF o
young growing deer. According to the
older notions this operation should
have caused the deer to lose his horn
and anters upon the corresponding side
Of tho head. Instead. DR.. Hunter OBJ.
served that these developed In the usua
way as II no operation had been per
formed. He thereupon had the ANNA
killed and by examining It, he found
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Needed Help.

"a brswuy negro" sAid Robert Edesou,
~ IVES once employed - . NevedoSe on
"a tbs docks At Memphis to help unload
. e.rro from the steamer Anna p. Silver.
''Tbs nsgrs wsS carrying anvls ashore. and
N great was his strength that he cs7fed one
under each arm.
SIN crossing the narrow sansplank with an
Anvil under each arm the negro slipped aud fen
into the wster.
He came W putting and blowing 'frov
dovu Or sops!' be yelled.
"Ihs ~ sa boasA lauGAsd q hin n =.
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pened to be natures ideal too-possibly
with variations. And the years, back
to the earliest time, have seen genera
tons Of women peacefully and unco,n-
plainingly bearing their burden, II In
not wifehood or motherhood against
which the modern woman rebels, but
she Is beginning TO clamor for a mate
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not always possess or strive to possess.
Saint-Simon speaks as placidly Of the
daughters condemned from their child
hood to the convent as any ordinary
man OF to-day viii speak OF his I'M
married sisters. But the unmarried
woman Is beginning to ask why she
should be denied the priceless boon OF
The evening world., 1912-09-07
SINISTER PURPOSE.

why did you insist on havinS your
wife join the Suffragette Clubr'
Because" replied Mr.. Msekton.
grimly. II want to see that suffra-
gette club get all the trouble that's
coming to it.".-Washington star.
The evening world., 1912-09-07
The Days Good Stories

nson.
frow down q rops.' pleaded the uee,o.
treadins water vigorously. $500
Gettins nothing but jeeu. the nsxo cr.~a
For de lsp's sale. man, frow down -
OF ~ drop one Of d~e anvih. "-Younss M.
The evening world., 1912-09-07

OUTLAWS oUTLAWEp.

The Allen family did their hes. with
the facilities at hand. but could not be
expected to rival the metropolitan out
laws who organize ASA ssination sYpe-
ditions in touring cars.-Wsshingto
Star.
The evening world., 1912-09-07
REAL PUZZLE,

Mrs. Bacon-'T never saw . pussls
my brother couldn't do. He's really
O wonder"
MT. Bacon-'T wish you'd take this
unstable down to him and sec II ne
can make anything out OF it"-Yon-
kers Statesman.
The evening world., 1912-09-07
IN TIE sTIlIY NIGHT.

Mrs. Fidgit--What's that noise l
hear down In the library!
Mr.. Fidgit-Must be history repeat
Ing itself. 90 to lsep-Puck.
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{ Copyright, 1912.
by The lress Publishing Co.
The New York Norld.)
Written for The Eveniuc World.

Of tho wherewithal to live: she Is in
sistent for qualities In him that he does
The evening world., 1912-09-07

\ the year Of 1855 there was
brought to st. Georges Hos
pital, London. a man who was
suffering from an. aneurism or
noura,y .welltng Of the artery
The Winslow mail., 1912-09-07
WINSLOW FURNITURE
CO.'S, PIANO CONTEST

The Goid Bracelet Prize Con.
test which has been going on
Tor the last two weeks for the
contestant making the biggest
percent gain was won by Miss
Pauline Wools Aside from via
ming the bracelet she has been
awarded 25,DOO votes as PEI,
our announcement in last week $
issue Of this paper
Another prize will be offered
to the contestant making the
biggest percent gain, beginning
next Saturday (Sept. 14th) to
Thursday afternoon Sept 19th
We nave as yet not settled Oh
what the prize will be, but 1t
will be a good one
Watch This paper next
week for the ann ,u'lcemtnt ut
IN ( nte>t and t.ne p'iz to 10,
offered. Below We give The
standing of the contestants:
The Winslow mail., 1912-09-07

The Altar Society of the Cat
holic church held a business
meeting Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. w. F Colds
worthy. After the regular busi
ness had been transacted the
ladies weIe treated to a lurche on
and refreshments. The following
ladies were nresent: Mesdalnes
Dadey, Drumm. Hickey, (. Kcl-
ly, J F. Mahoney, NJ ,ore. Rose,
opellmire, Uphoff and Young.
Visitors were: MeSdames R. p
Kelly, +. Hink, Chas. Dazr and
E Mahoney The next meeting
will be held next month, Oct. 8,
at the home ut .Irs. V. K. Rose,
The Winslow mail., 1912-09-07

Millinery-My new Fall all
Winter Millinery will arrive in a
few days. Better cali before buy
ing elsewhere. Also agent Tor
Standard Dress Goods Co. Mrs.
c. B. N>wton, next door to Guy
Market. !
The boys are all talking OF the
trip to Winslow next month to
compete in the base ball tourn-
ament at the Celebration to be
held there, and it is likely that
meeting of the ball players
will be called atan early date to
deci ed on what is to be done.
Republican.
The Winslow mail., 1912-09-07
new ROUND HOUSE
FOR WINSLOW

Cont, actor ,n,e> Johnson ut
Nceuk>, Cal was business
visitor in town SUNDAY ".kiug
ovel ,ht gr' und Ton the pu p '>e
of bidding q, the work of bull |
ing th.. new ,Ound house I'D
SHOPS i}I,. > nt;' Fe II ~ tu,
Ice.pla:.t Vi Johnson ais h>'ld
AN interview with local con
tractors tor brick OF which it Is
estimated about 100000 whI
be used in the construction oi
the work.
Mr.. Johnson informs us that
all contractors bidding on the
same must submit seperate bids
ON the work, concrete and brick
1t is yet undecided with the
railroad company which it will
be. All bids we are informed ar,
to be in by Sept 10th.
1t is estlma ted that the work
will cost in the vicinity ot $780,
600.
The Winslow mail., 1912-09-07

Notice is hereby given that F.
7. LaPrade widower of the said
deceased has filed in this Court
his petition praying that Lette S
uf Administration be issued to
him, and that the same will be
heard on Tues lay. the 17lh LAY
OF September, A ID. 1912. at 10
O'Clock i'll the forenoon of said
day, at the courtroom OF said
court. in Holbrook. County OF
Navajo, state OF Arizona, and all
persons interested in said estate
arc notified then and there to
appear and show cause, if any
they have, vhv the prayer of
said petitioner should not be
granted,
Dated September 5th. 1912
W. B WOODS, Clerk
The Winslow mail., 1912-09-07
LARGE CROWD AT B. OF
IF. & E. AUXILIARY DANCE

The dance given last Monday
evening Labor Day. by Ruby
Hill Lodge NJ lS2, Auxiliary of
the B of L F. & E, at the
Ninslo~ Opera House was a
good on. The house was COM
tortably filled and numerous
visitors were here to attend the
dance ii ON neigboring towns
The Electric Theatre Orchestra
furnishing the music, and Ice
cream and Cake was served
during the evening by the ladies
Dancing was INDUCED IN until
2 a. M, and everyone seemed to
be enjoving themselves heartily.
Financially the ladies are well
pleased with the liberal patron
age accorded, having added a
tidy little sum to their treasury.
The Winslow mail., 1912-09-07
Married"

At Hotel Holhrook Monday,
Aug, Seth, Mr.. NJ. S. Plummer,
of Seligman, Arizona, to Miss
Martha Coyne of Winslow. Ari-
zOLa. Mr. .Plumm,r is wealthy
cs,ttleman from Yavapai County,
while Miss Coyne is a high school
student from Winslow. On then
honey moon trip they will spend
a lew weeks III Prescott, visiting
Mr.. Plummer's mother then will
pl Oceed to Southern California
to spend a few months and then
will retuIn to their home at
Seligman.-Holbrook News.
Mss Coyne above mentioned
is We'll known to many Winslow
people having lived here for the
last year with her mother Mrs
J. S. Walsch
The Winslow mail., 1912-09-07
SCHOOL NOTES

Miss Myrtle Snyder OF ramona
Park, Cal, was recently elected
as teacher OF the Commercial
Department. Miss Snyder is a
graduate OF the Bisbee High
School Of the Tempe Normal
School and Of the Los Angeles
Business College She is a hol Ter
of and Arizona Life Certificate.
The High School seats and
equipment arrived last wlek.
The building is fully seated aud
ready tor occupancy Monday.
The Eight Grade will be located in
the South East room, The East
basement room is being furnish
ed for the Commercial class.
The Grammar School Builciu.
has been entirely reseated dur,
ing the past week. Over 375
seats were changed. The change
was necessary as the Kinder.
garten does not use seats, and
all the seats had, to be moved
one room. The Rooms and
Teachers ofthe Winslow Schools
are as follows: ~
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Room I kindergarten, Miss Bradford
Room IL First Primary, Miss Clvmer
Room III Second Primary, Miss ludlow
Room ~ Second Grade, Miss Anderson
Room v Third Grade, Miss Carmodv
Room vi Fourth Grade, Miss Ora Brake
Room vi Fifth Grade, Miss Brown
Room VIII Sixth Grade, Miss Hackley
Room TX Seventh Grade, Miss Whiliock
HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING
G, b. Cornelius Principal, Mathematics
Miss Powell Latin, History, Botany
Miss Cavanaasin Spanish, Eagsisb
Miss Snyder, Commercial Subjects
Miss Brake, Eight Grade
SOUTH SIDE SCHOOL
Mrs. Weinert> First Grade
Miss White Second Grade
Enrolment day for High
School occurred Friday, Sept 6.
Examinations were held in the
High School building this o1o:a-
ing for delinquents i'll last years
High School work.
High School boys have been
doing daily work on their cinder
track and courts They are also
installing Il gymnasium apparat.
us gradually.
The text books tor all grades
arrived Wednesday from Nc.
Neill & c., Phoenix. They will
lie on sale at the High School
rulldlng, N lnday, and the ii
lowing days.
School opens next Monday.
sept. 9, for the 1912-I913 term
The Winslow mail., 1912-09-07
Methodist Episcopal Church
ANDREW ARNErT. Pastor

J ANDREw ARNETT, Pastor
Sunday School 10 a. IN. Mrs.
Ada Robinson Supt, Preaching
IL a. M, and s p. III. Morning.
Subject. "rlle Christian" Eve
ming Subject: Home, it's Meaning
and 'nAuencA 1l:45 Communion
Services. Epworth League, 7:l.5
p. m. W. E. Beck, Pres. Official
Board Meeting, Tuesday, Srpt.
10th, at s p. m. Choir praeute
Friday evening.
The Winslow mail., 1912-09-07
II. II. Smiths Piano Contest

No % was the lucky one to
draw the ~ piece Dinner Set
with the largest per cent gain in
the two weeks race just closed,
Sept 2, 1912 The trllnwing is
d correct record of all contest
ans 10 the above ia T. or Last
rccur.Iing day. with NJ. IN the
lead:
The Winslow mail., 1912-09-07

Another set of dishes will be
given away at the close of two
weeks to the one who gains the
largest percentage In that time.
1000 Votes will h.e given as d
bonus to the winner.
No. 10 as given above as the
lucky winner is Mrs Cline r
Asbury, she having made the
biggest percent gain during the
time specified.
H. H. SMITH co.
The Winslow mail., 1912-09-07
St. PauPs Episcopal Church

Services will be held Sunday
evening at s p. m, at St. Pauls
Episcopal church. Sunday School
at 10 A. III.
The Winslow mail., 1912-09-07

Miss Nan Brown arrived home
this week from Los Angeles
where she has been tor the last
three mouths taking piano les
sons from an expert instructor
along those lines.
Among those who left for HoI-
brook this week to attend a
session of the court there were:
Atty. w. H. Burbage, Benz.
Downs, VIM H. Dagg and Ricn
ard Hart.
The Winslow mail., 1912-09-07
! B. DRU N VI,
Charm IN.

Mr. and Mrs { >pelimi {
lave a birthday parry Thursday
in honor Of thelr son,
De.tIam, it being his 9Th birth.
a> ain iversary The following
invited children enjoved the after
noon in games and,p"rtook OF a
dainty luncheon: Billie Mood.
Frederick Gi'lard, Man, Drumm.
Baby Dlumm, Howard AcNel',
Mabel Williams, Bpbbie Grileviv,
and Virginia Walkouski, Pauline
Uphoff, Happy and Texie Marley,
Harriet Klase, Edgar Janeway,
Margeret Foley, Clarence An
derson, Mable LaChance, Ruth
Goldsworthy, Vincent and Lo-
retta Mahunev. Sarah Gibson.
Ma 'iel and Myrtle Kelly, Dlck
and Katherine Keyes, Nm. Wall
colt, Dorthy Lane, Evelyn Proc
tor. Bernardine Creswell, Viola
Seeger, Margert Dadey, Anna
Leonard, Helen Barnch, Geneva
and Tommy Homer. Marian
FltenOr, Amanda Peralta, Jack
and Bertha Tyson, Demasia
Montoya, Bertha and Marian
Galpin, Virginia Flickenger,
Ruth Hesscr, Emmett Dlumn,
Joe Crozer, Howard Cresw eli,
and Alta Drumm Among the
grown present were: Mastlames
E. Mahoney. Ksyes, Lyons,
Dlumm, Gillald. Miss GillArd
Mayor Pradez and Harold
Lyons
The Winslow mail., 1912-09-07

Jas. H. Armstrong, one OF
Wlns!ow's popular BARRIERS was
initiated into the local El~'>
Lodge Thursday evening.
The Winslow Racket Store
moved into their new building
the early part of this week next
door to Campbell and HUBBARD S
Pool Hall All their goods have
been neatly arranged and many
new lines added So that they ale
now better able to take care %.
ti,eir many Customers than they
have ever been before.
The funeral services of the lat
Mrs. Walkouski were held lass,
Sunday at 2::30 p. M, at tht
Cathollc church, unuer the aus
pl~es IT the Ladies Ut the Mace
bees OF " hlch organization S..
Was a number. A laIge numb,
OF trleuus atlenued the service
and accompanied the remains t.
their last resting place In the /
cal cemetery. AS yet no dlspu-
sition has been MAGE of the ch,.-
uren who are Icing cared tor al
present by KIND friends, who al,
waiting for further word tron
relatives OF the children IN tie
east.
Big Masquerade Carnival Ba,
at the WlnsloW Opera Hous, ,
tuesday evening, Sept. l7th,
DUNG Frontier week, given by
. the Minslow Boys Band. A tou.
piece orchestra Will turnlsL
music. Masks can be obtaine,
at GIllalu's u'ug stoie. fIiz> )
Will Le gwen. tull details WI
be gwen IN hext weeks issue O.
this paper. Every body get ready
for this will be a Big one.
" 5. O'blien, formerly of Winslo.
but now of Los Angeies, well-knowl
in railroad circles and old timers here
is business visitor in town al present.
Mr. Ubrien has been engaged in the
insurance business IN Los Angeles fol
the last three years since Ieavlng " ils-
low, but is now engaged as Specia.
Representative for the Railway Keait,
and Investment Co.. of Los Angeles.
This company was organized numbe.
of years ago by railroad men and has
the endorsement of the four great rail-
road organizations. Mr.. O'Briexf is sell
ling stock In this company among the
railroad boys here, number of the
men here having purchased some OF
this stock few years ago which is
paying good dividends. Mr.. O'Brien
came here from Albuquerque where he
disposed of about 100000 of this
stock. He will be III Winslow unll.
after the celebration and will theI
leave for Los Ange.es where he has
other business engagements.
Mrs. Alex. Sutherland, who has been
seriously i'll for some time with lung
trouble, has been up and around tOl
the last few days feeiing somewhat bet
ter, but not entirely we'll
Mrs. John Downs and daughter Rose
returned from Los Angeles the early
part of the week, where they have beea
visiting with relatives and friends
While there Mrs Downs purchased hel
new fell and winter line Of millinery.
The Winslow mail., 1912-09-07
DOINCS OF THE
CITY COUNCIL

At a regular meeting of the
City Council last Tuesday even
ing the question of taxes for this
year was settled the levy made
was ten mills or 81 90 on the
500 valuation assessable prop.
erty. The assessed valua ton as
per the roll for the present year
Is estimated at $4SO,OOO. Tax
Collector Chas NJ Bledsoe will
commence the collection of taxes
Monday
Prof. Fred K. Ellis of the Bows
Band received a notification that
the City Council would paw for
the material for painting the
band-stand on Front Street so
that it will be in good shape for
the celebration.
AS per a recent State law the
Council will have installed a city
scales for public weighing of all
commodities to be weighed and
will appoint man who will at
tend to that work at all times.
This law has been enacted by a
Town Council years ago but has
never been enforced.
1t was also decided tc post the
names of all streets in the town
and number all houses. This was
referred to a committee who are
to report at the next regular
meeting
Owing to the list of contribu-
tors to che Frontier Celebrate IN
being incomplete and the same
having as yet not been compiled
by Treasurer Vim. Burke, we
were unable to give a published
list of the contributors Ill this
weeks issuebut a complete list
will be published next week
of all those who so literally as
sisted to make the coming Cele-
bration ore of the biggest and
best that Winslow has ever Civ
en-.
R. c. Creswell left last Satur-
day Tor Los Angeles with four
carloads of sheep which he is
selling in. the Los Angeles mar
ketS.
The Winslow mail., 1912-09-07
NOTICE OF HEARING PETI-
TON.

In the Superior Court, State OF
Arizona, in and for N .vaJo
County.
In the matter OF the estate OF
Lizzie LaPrade deceased.
The Winslow mail., 1912-09-07
Notice for Bids

Sealed bids will be received by
the Town Council for three
standard cement street crossings
to he located near High School
For plans and specifications
apply to the undersigned chair
man of street and alley commit.
tee. All bids must be in on or
'efo ( S pit II, 1912. Th> coun
Gil reserves the right to reject
anv and all bids.
The Winslow mail., 1912-09-07

WINSLOW FURNI URE 90.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-31

declares that her beautiful little,
long'haired Skye terrier which Incl.
dentally she values at one thousand
bones, shall never be separated from
her and she will take up her abode in
the quarantine preserves for the next
four months in order to be near her
darling.
Hard-hearted, cruel DR.. Case de.
manded this morning that the es.
sence of dogdom be placed in a COM
mon quarantine station along with a
number of ordinary common dogs who
were really not fit to associate with
such an aristocrat, but unfortunately
there was no help for it.
The temporary parting between dog
and mistress was a sight sad enough
to brings tears to the eyes of a strong
man like Jack Weday Even the re-
porters accustomed as they are to
witness human grief, turned their
backs during the last few moments
Reposing on a silken cushion and
with its brush and comb, scented soap
and toothbrush in another recepta-
Gle, this aristocrat of a world from
which are drawn mans true friends
and ofttimes womans lifetime solace,
was taken in the hot sun to a COM
mon quarantine station.
Auwe, auwe, what is life coming
to?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-31
BY J. A: BREcKoNs.

Especial Correspondence Of the Star)
WASHINGTON, May 18.-Carrying
grand total of $2,3925OO in special
items for Hawaii, the naval appro-
priation bill recently reported will be
of interest to the people of the isl.
ands. Considering the heavy cuts
made by the committee on various
other estimates for construction, the
people of Hawaii may congratulate
themselves on the size of the total
given above. That the action of the
committee will be approved by the
House is expected, while the Senate
win do nothing more than raise some
Of the items for Hawaii in any event
Following are the detailed items car
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-31
GOVERNOR FREAR IS HELD UP
WAITING FOR OAHU ASSESSMENT

Tax Assessor Wilder didn't have
the assessed valuation of the island
.of Oahu ready yesterday. CONSEQUENT.
ly he couldn't turn it in to Treasurer
Conkling. Treasurer ConkIinp was
unable to submit it with the report
OF the other islands to Acting Gov.
ernor Mott-Smith. Acting Governor
MotrSmith didn't have it to send to
Governor Frear at Washington. and
Governor Frear, not knowing the as.
sessed valuation of the Territory of
Hawaii, is unable TO visit President
Taft Secretary Fisher or any one
else in Washington in regard to ter,
ritorial matters.
Governor Frear is frantic He has
cabled twice to Acting Governor
Mott-Smith, asking for the assessed
valuation figures. The acting gov
ernor has telephoned more than twice
to Treasurer Conkling for the figures
not yet forthcoming and Treasurer
Conkling has written a few fiery let
ters to the assessors office asking
for the Oahu valuation figures to be
submitted without delay,
No results. This morning Deputy
Assessor Nicely thoughtlessly wan
dered toward that part of the Capitol
lanai upon which Mr.. Conkling's Of
flee opens and consequently the Cere-
bus of the treasury hauled him in
side and made a verbal request that
the tax office submit the figures in
question without delay.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-31
OFFICER
,STIFFLY HINEO

Officer Nobriga was fined $40 and
costs in the police court this morn,
ing for assault and battery on All
Long, alleged to have been committed
on May 19 in Pauoa valley.
Nobriga was acting as peacemaker
between All Long and his wife when
the alleged assault was committed.
Complainant had four witnesses who
swore glibly that Nobriga had pound.
ed their countryman considerably.
Nobriga had no witnesses but tes,
titled to having grabbed some papers
from All Long which he was going to
take to headquarters as they had a
bearing on the case.
Nobriga stated that All Long got
fresh and invited the officer to take
him to the police station. He then
started to go away and Nobriga, catch
ing hold of his arm took him at his
word and ran him in.
The judge undoubtedly based his
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