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Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-03
Marble Expert
Praises Cunnison
County Product

u am very agreeably surprised
surprised al the extent of the marble
beds here and their development !
regard the stone as Of a very high
grade aud Of exceptional beauty. 1t
Is remarkable for its translucencv
and for its pure white tones. la
this respect it is not exCelied by any
marble in America, aud | cannot re-
cali none Of the foreign deposits
which excel il.
This statement regarding Guuni-
son County marble, published in the
Marble Booster last week, was made
by Dr. George T. Merrill, head cura-
tor Of geology in the United States
Museum, Washington, y. G..
Regarding Dr Merrilrs visit TO
Marble, the Marble Booster publishes
the following:
Marble was h111red by the
presence Of a distinguished visi-
tor this week. in the presence Of
Dr George 2 Merrill, head cura-
tor In the United States Nation
al Museum. Washington, d c
"Dr. Merrill is without doubt
the highest authority on marble
and building stone iH the United
States today Tie Is the author
Of the most whieiv known book
ever Published on the subiect.
and Is now engaged on revi-
sion Of his work f0r the fourth
edition, the three previous edi-
ti1us having been exhausted
The title cf the book is stone
for building and Decoration
Partly to obtain material for
tins revision and partly 10 visit
his old friend, J. T. Manning.
general manager Of the Colorado
lule Marble Company, whom
he has known for years. Or.
Merrill came 10 Marble the first
CC0ntiuued on last pagel
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-03
Nj. O. Waterman
Buys JOS. David
Ranch on Tomichi

" . Waterman has pnrchased
tbe Jos David ranch thFee miles
east oi Gunnison Ca the Tamichi
rieer The ranch CONSISTS - about
one hundrcd and SIXTY acres. sixty
81 which are under caltieaiiau. Mr.
Waterman also purchased tbe
machinery and a few he q Il HORSES
A large dWe.lng house vas built 81
the ranch i've wears ago IS ar Da
vid Mr. Watormsn aud family have
taken passezsiau af lhe ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-03
Coal Miner Killed
IN Explosion at
Somerset last Week

Roger Payne, coai miner al the
Somerset mine was Allied BY pre-
mature explosion, while on duty,
Mon iay, sept % PavBe was twer.
" seven years II age aud single
From a report Of the accident, Payne
was working in compartment q
the mine apart from the other coal
miners. 80 that he was alone when
the aecide occurred u is pre-
sumed that be lighted fuse after
tamping a charge and the explosion
occurred before be bad time to retire
10 safe distance lie is survived by a
brother who was working in the
mine at the time.
County eorouer j d. Walker Of
this city was notified of the accident,
Tuesday Of last week and went to
take charge Of the body The coro-
ners investigation established the
fact that the mans death was the
result Of accident.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-03
Little Girl Falls
From Horse and
Breaks Her Ann

The seven year old daughter Of G.
A Sanberg, Of Iowa street, was
thrown from a horse Tuesday after
noon and sustained a broken arm,
The injury Is considered an exceed
inciy painful one from the fact that
the fracture Is lust below the shoul.
der. @. A. Sanberg Is an employee
OF the Rio Grande
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-03
Good Roads Celebration at Pueblo
Rainbow Route Tested by Autoists

fhe Nom a. Good Roads Club ef ezieri
10 commended fa she deghtul courtesy which tps naed
10 She AeutroS aaiasts who this cty Tues
10 Pueto.
The 1f the club ts,osed the reliutati,n
courtesy aud hospitality ior the Monrose people
eniaging the delicious luncheon and cauy arranged
taIHnen thai The time which they could spend here seemed all
too short.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-03
NsmaH S c00t R0als Club En-
'snslHs sirytl,s visiting
MGioFis's from Meu'Tess at
Elaborate luachsaH at Ia vsta-

The Western siape auilists. whose
arp - Pueblo o celebrate the coin
pietion # the EaInhoU route wss
delayed a week on scc8uut e the
storms and bad road c1ndiu1us.
made the tHp this week, gaiHg b.
Puebl9 on TUESDAY There were a
numhor # people wbo hal At hrs'
iutended % make She TRIP bui did
NOS d. - when it vas postponed a
week. There were, however. seven
teen cars that started from Moutrlse
on Tuesday, o. make the trip %
Pseblo over the newly completed
road
The eatire party Of motorists from
farther down the slope than Gunui
son we're the guests Of the Woman :
Good Roads Club aud citizens Of
the city al lunch on Tuesday at the
La Neta hotel. After an excellent
luncheon, Mrs. Eastman, a prumi-
nent worker Ia the Woman's Good
Roads Association gave the address
OF welcome 30 the visitors r. o.
Bedding, who was acting as secre-
tary Of the temporary organized
autoists, responded in behalf Of she
visitors, thanking the citizens for
their delightful courtesy 10 the
strangers
Senator Tobin, in talking 10 a
News-Champion reporter, said that
the Rainbow Route would undoubt-
-eaiy -sb5n be one d Ife best adto
roads in the state Early in the
afternoon the entire party left this
city for Salida. They had pleasant
trip over the pass, arriving at that
city about seven thirty in the even
ing Messrs S. j Miller, Curtis
Osborne, 2. J Gum, q I Murray
and Mrs. l. n Brunton Of this city
made the trip, bat started on Mon
day instead Of Tuesday
The people of Pueblo made elabo-
rate preparations 10 entertain the
Western Slope autoists, there being
receptions: sightseeing trips, theatre
parties and finally grand ball in
the roof garden Of the opera house
block Owing to the delay in reach
ing Pueblo, the western slope autoists
had no opportunity to take part IN
the Official proceedings of the good
roads organization. At the meeting
a week ago it was resolved that the
association should strive 10 bring
about closer cooperation between
different sections of the state In
boosting for good roads and better
Legislation regarding roads. A vote
OF thanks was exten led 10 Congress
man Edward Heating for the in
terest he has taken in the better
roads movement IN Colorado, and
for his valuable suggestions regard
ing means Of bringing about leRis-
lation that viii help build roads for
the state.
The State Good Roads Association
meets in Colorado Springs in Janu
AIRY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-03

Elmer England returned, Monday
rom the Red Cross hospital in Sal
ia. He has almost recovered from
aa operation for Appendicitis which
he underwent there "a short time ago.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-03
No Signs of Strike
in Cunnison Co;
Operator S Position

John r Cribb, Division Superin-
tendeut Of the Colorado Fuel and
Iron Company, was in Gunnison
last week and stated that no strike
Of any kind was anticipated in the
coal districts Of Gunnisou county
Everything has been very quiet in
the districts during the past week,
and there has been no sign Of dis
satisfaction The widespread strike
in other sections Of the state does
not seem TO have any effect in this
section.
Early this week there was a raise
Of one dollar in the price oi coal in
Guuuison, but on "Wednesday the
price went back 10 the old figure.
Mr. Crbb, when in Gunuisdu, said
that the q. +. q I had never made
any raise in the price Of coal
A letter explaining the operators
position in the recent situation has
been sent out 70 the editors Of this
state by Mr. Frank 5. Cove. II will
be Of great interest to many and is
printed below
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-03
WILL BUILD ADDITION
TO COLLINS BAKERY

Material is ON the ground for an
addition to the Collins bakery, iu
the rear Of the E NJ Collins grocery
store.
The new strncture will he twenty
tive feet in length and will give ad-
ditipnal room in the bakery.
StevIe Day is expected home from
Utah in a few davs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-03

James Ferreus Of Mt. Carbon
was a business visitor in this city
Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-03

5. J. Miller and wife left Monday
"a their big touring car for month :
rip through Colorado aud into Kan
sas. They viii spend a short time
With relatives in Kansas before re-
turniug.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-03

Mrs A. W. Lindsley ami daughter
Hazel Maulpin are spending a few
davs in Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-03
Bain-Sellard
Marriage Took
Place Thursday

G. w. Balm, a prominent ranch
man living near Ohio City, was
married Yesterday to Mrs. Dora
Nellard. The ceremony took place
at the Balm ranch aud was witnessed
by a large number of relatives and
friends DIR. Geo. l.. Nuckolls
reformed the ceremony. An elab-
crate wedding dinner was served at
noon
Mrs. Sellar1 has been resident
# Ohio City for a number Of wears.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-03
EDITORS


In view Of the widespread interest
in the strike az many Of the coal camps
IN TINS state and % correct much mis-
information which has been circulated
with reference thereto. ] have been re-
qlested, on behalf Of a large number Of
mine owners. 10 make a brief state
ment of iUdisputaale facts.
Prior 70 the calling Of the present
strike, no substantial differences exist
ed between the mine owners ana their
wurkmeu- Only a small minority Of
the miners were members Of any union.
The United Mine Workers Of America
claimed q membership IN that organ
izatiln on May n. 1913 In the states
Of Colorado. Utah and New Mexico. Of
only 2u4S. out Of a total Of p. 600 men
employed Approximately 1000 Of these
members were enrolled from the north
ern part Of Colorado. where a strike
had been in progress for MANY months
and 1000 from points elsewhere in this
State and in Utah and New Mexico.
Some weeks ago one Of the officials
Of the United Mine Workers came to
iContinued on last pageD
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-03

Comfy Sheriff Pat lIanIon return.
I'd Saturday from Canon City. where
he went to place Scott, convicted Of
1rgerv, IN the state PRISON.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-03

Roy Holliugshead departed for
Denver, Sunday afternoon, where he
will enter the employ oi a leading
husiness house for the winter.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
PA[HE WEEKLY
TONIGHT At
THE CHARLES

A program that the Charles Thea
ter management can feel proud of
will be shown at that popular play
house today and tomorrow. The fam
GUS Pathe Weekly heads the list,
showing scenes from Columbus, Day.
ton and Omaha disasters together
with a good comic section. This is
the first Pathe Weekly that has been
shown in Devils Lake for ages and is
one Of the latest releases, being only
twenty five days old. There has been
such a popular demand for this fea.
tare that Messrs. Lyons & Blonde
feel that they are justified in the ex-
ira expenditure in securing same for
their patrons.
Another strong picture is Drink e
Lure" Biograph feature picture
that is one of the strongest stories ev-
er offered in motion pictures by the
Charles.
''The Sheriff's Honeymoon" is a
good Essanay comedy that will amuse
audiences wherever shown.
The high standard of pictures being
shown at the Charles is ample proof
that the management is using every
endeavor to give it's patrons programs
that are unexcelled.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
MOTION PICTURES OF THIS CITY
IS PLAN LAUNCHED THIS MORN.
|NC..P|CTUR[S WILL ADVERTISE
WILL BE SHOWN IN A HUNDRED
OR MORE HOUSES OVER THE
UNITED STATES.

Motion pictures of Devils Lake, was
the plan launched in this city this
morning by the Commercial club af-
ter a conference with o representative
Of the Laemmle Film service.
The pictures will be taken June %
and 20 and will include scenes Of the
farms, city and lake. The pictures
will be shown in hundred or more
houses over the United States and in
addition will become the property of
tho Commercial club to be used in
securing conventions, the film of 1000
feet to be taken where convention
is being held, showing the advantages
in having the next meeting place at
Devils Lake.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
SUNDAY BASEBALL GAME WILL
Be PLAYED At CHAUTAUQUA..
j. {. 7. AND ATHLETICS PLAY
GAME WILL BE ONE OF TIL
MOST INTERESTING IN THE
CIT YLEAGUE.

The baseball business will be start
ed in real earnest next Sunday after.
moon at the Chautauqua grounds when
the U. G. T. team and the Athletics
will clash in the city league contest.
Special car service to the grounds
has been arranged for and there will
no doubt be q big attendance at the
game.
A years subscription to the World
will be given to the player on either
team who makes the first hit in the
contest.
The teams Of the city league win
purchase suits the Great Northern
team having arranged for dance to
take place May 20, the proceeds Of the
big event which will be held in the
roller rink hall, being for the pur.
chase Of suits.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
RAILROAD PROMOTERS MEET
WITH SUCCESS ON At FTERN00N
ROUNDS FOR STOCK SUBSCRIPTION
MEssRs. HORTON, KELLY AND
KENNER HAVE CONSIDER
ABLE SUCCESS.

President Horton, Joseph NJ. Kelley
and Secretary Kcnner were the rail
road promters this afternon in solicit
ing stock for the now Chautauqua
electric railway and as result Of
their efforts considerable more was
added to the growing list of real live
share holders, builders of the comm.
nifty.
The amount is now getting over the
$4,000 mark and it is expected that
before the beginning of another
week even the $4,000 mark will be
reached.
So confident are the promoters that
the new railway is to be go that
they have got in touch with the con-
Germs for the shipment of ties and
rails and as soon as few more shares
are taken enough to guarantee the
shipment, the order will be placed, so
that work can commence at once.
Great interest is manifest in the pro.
position and the Chautauqua builders
are satisfied that this years assembly
will be made better than ever before
with the new railway In sight.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
IMPROVEMENT ORDERED ON THE
GREAT NORTHERN BY RAILROAD
COMMISSION AS RESULT Of TR|
ORDER MANY THINGS ON. MAIN
LINE FROM FORKS TO
WILLIsTON.

Railroad Commissioner o. P. N.
Anderson was in Devils Lake last eve
ming, returned from a trip of the
Railroad Commission Of North Dakota
after a trip over the main line and all
branches of the Great Northern from
Grand Forks to Williston.
Much good resulted from the trip
according to Mr.. Anderson who left
this morning for his home at Stark
weather today. Two new sidings were
ordered, one north Of Rugby and the
other between Glenburn and Deering
while an extension Of the industry
track at Tioga was also ordered.
Two grade crossings in Mountrail
county were demanded and the com
mission failed to approve the appeal
of the people for mixed train on the
Surrey line, and the present passenge,
service will stay.
A flag stop forStrain No. 8 was or
dered at Churchs Ferry for interstate
business, and the loading platform wa,
ordered moved at the same point. Re
pairs to depots were ordered all along
the line.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
REFLECT HOOVER
FOUR MEMBERS RESIGN BE.
CAUSE OF PREJUDICES.

Fargo, N. D., May o.
Not in favor of the wish
of the people, four mem
bers of the Fargo city
school board have resign
ed. The fact that Super
intendent Hoover was re-
elected for one year, and
this could not be prevent
ed is also considered re-
sponsible for the resignat-
ions. F. E. Ball was elect
ed as member of the board
Messers Hold and Frame
and Mesdames Hanson and
McArdie resigned.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
SERIOUS BURNS
CONWAY MAN HAS HAND BADLY
BURNED WITH GREASE.
Conway, N. D., May s.-W. J. Bye,
the Conway barber, had rather ser
ious accident when he burned his right
hand with some boiling grease.
IS APPOINTED
COL. D. =. s1EaFR1ED GOES TO
GETTYSBURG.

Fargo, N. D., May 9.-Col. D. F.
'siegfried Of Fargo who has been 60
lected by Governor Hanna as the COM
missioner for North Dakota to repre-.
sent this state at the reunion at
Gettysburg this summer has person,
al and ancestral war record that
should be satisfactory to, everyone
His great grandfather was colonel
il the war Of the revolution, his
grandfather was a major in the wal
of 1912, his father was captain in
the Mexican war and Mr.. Siegfried
himself was a soldier in the Civil war
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09

The Altar society Of st. Joseph 8
Catholic church held regular meet
ing yesterday afternoon in the church
basement parlors. A large number of
ladies were present and the hostesses
Mesdames Lasham, OBrien and Pow
ers, served . most delicious luncheon
at the close Of the business meeting.
The proceeds for the afternoon meet.
ing amounted to $1,000.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09

The Norden Musical club will hold a
meeting tomorrow evening with Mrs.
W. K. Moeller on East 4th street. A
business meeting will first be held,
after which splendid musical pro-
gram will be given. Mrs. A. G. Bar
ron will play "Anitra's Dance" and
will also render a vocal solo. Miss
Mable Bondelid will give several in
strumental selections.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
MAKE PREPARATIONS

Preparations are well under way
for the Elks conclave which will take
place next week Friday and Satur-
day. A big dance will take place
Friday night and the initiation Satur.
day evening.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
MOTHERS DAY
At CHURCHES
IN THIS CITY

Mothers Day observance in Devils
Lake will be appropriate according to
arrangements now under way, and a
full list of the special services at all
the churches will be given in the
World tomorrow.
The observance of Mothers day
next Sunday is one Of the prettiest
customs that has ever been inaugural
ed and the bright and white flowers
ehould be worn by all in honor of
mother.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
C. E. CONVENTION

The District Christian Endeavor
Convention will hold it's session in
the Presbyterian church of Devils
Lake Saturday ahd Sunday, May 81
and June 1; and delegates from all
Christian Endeavor societies in this
Judicial District, from all denomina-
tions are invited to send one or two
delegates who will be entertained by
the local societies of young people of
our city.
Rev. Rottman of Wisconsin will be
one of the speakers of note.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09

Mrs. Carl Nelson was delightfully."-
surprised yesterday afternoon at her
cozy little home on sixth street by the
members of the ladies aid Of st. Olaf 8
Lutheran church. Tho afternoon was
spent in visiting and sewing and at
five thirty delicious refreshments were
served. Mrs. Nelson was presented
with a beautiful set of silver salad
forks by Mrs. A. c. Barron in behalf
of the society.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
TWO JOIN MOVEMENT
WILLIAMS AND LA INQUIRE ADD.
TO BETTER FARMING LIST.

Two more counties have been added
to the North Dakota better farming
ssociation, they are La Moure and
Williams counties. U. l.. Burdick is
president and F. B. Pergman secretary
Of the Williams county organization
and W. c. Mcdowell president and M.
9. Holbert secretary OF the La Moure
association.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
NORTH DAKOTA MED|CS DEMAND
THAT MINERAL WATER Of The
UNITED STATES Be EXAMINED
! .7LIEvED MANY FAKES IN THE
SPRING WATER-REsoLUTI0N
ADOPTED.
special to the World:

Minot, N. D., May 9-Demanding
that the United States government in
vestigate the numerous mineral
springs over the country putting out
pure water, was the last act of the
North Dakota state Medican associa-
tion, which closed it's session here yes
terday.
That many springs from which pure
water is supposed to emanate, ars
fakes, is the belief of the state medica
and for this reason the Investigation
was demanded.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
IS7.PAUL FIRM ENGAGED
WILL CONDUCT EXAMINATION
INTO NO. OAK. METHODS.

Temple, Webb 4 Co., of st. Paul,
have been engaged to go over the
boks of the state officers and insti-
tutions, and to instaN uniform sys-
tem of accounting, and also to sug-
eest uniform system for county Of
fees.
The deal was made by Governor L.
B. Hanna by authority conferred on
i'm by bill passed by the last leg
islature.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
ROY YOUNG WILLING
LIKES THE SPORT WE'LL ENOUGH
TO TRY M'HAN AGAIN,

While Roy Young is not in the
wrestling game, he is willing to meet
the stranger Mr.. McHan, in finish
match, if a forfeit Of $100 is posted
by next Monday, the match to take
place in Devils Lake June Z. It is be-
lieved that something will come Of the
affair and mat fans generally are anx
ious to see the 60 pulled off.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
BOARD IN COLLISION

Williston was the scene of collis-
ion according to O.. N. Anderson
of the railroad commission who re-
turned last evening. The special
train of the commissioners bunted in
to passenger engine with the result
that commissioners, furniture and
fixtures were piled in heap on the
floor. No one was injured.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
SHR|NE:RS
To TEXAS

st. Paul, Mimi, May 9.-Two hun.
dred and fifty shriners left today for
Dallas, Texas, to attend the big con.
clave. The principal cities Of tho
northwest were represented in q par
ade here this afternoon.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
BUSINESS AGREEMENT

Paris, May o.-King Alfonso of
Spain after a conference with the for
eign minister of France is said to have
completed business agreement which
has long been in the process of max
ing between the two countries.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
EAST GRAND FORKS HIGH -''''' -
SCHOOL PUPILS ARE BACK
At BOOKS DIFFERENCE OVER
SCHOOL BOARD MANAGES TO
ARBITRATE STRIKE TO SAT-
ISFACTION OF ALL.
Special to the World:

Special to the World:
East Grand Forks, Minn., May O.
The high school pupils were back at
their boks today following the strike
of yesterday when the principal was
discharged by the superintendent. The
school board managed to arbitrate
matters and settle all difference sat-
isfactorily.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
G. N. TEAM WINS
TAKE OPENER IN THE CITY
LEAGUE LAST NIGHT.

The baseball game last evening
launching the city league in Devils
Lake resulted in a victory for tho
Great Northern team over the Athle-
tics, by score Of Is to 9. Ryan was
on the mound for the G. N. and struck
out ten men, allowing only five hits.
Many errors were responsible for the
big score.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
BLAME IT on TARIFF

Washington, May 9.--President Will
lon seemed little alarmed by the threat
made by American manufacturers of
closing1 :down their factories if the
Underwood Wilson tariff bill becomes
law. An Investigation Of the matter
is now being considered.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
NOT
JUST|F| led

Washington, May 9.-After an in
vestigation into the Friedman cure for
tuberculosis, the United States govern
ment issued statement today that
the effect thus far observed does not
Justify confidence in the remedy.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
GUN CLUB SHOOT
TOURNAMENT WILL BE HELD IN
THIS CITY NEXT SUNDAY.

The Queen City Gun Club will held
special session with the clay birds
next Sunday, a tournament having
been arranged. A number OF outsiders
expert gun men from over the state
will be present and with favorable
weather, there should be q big tine.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Briggs of Stark
weather arrived in the city yesterday
from a visit in the east. The spcht
a short timt here visiting Gid re-
TUNED to their home on tho Farmers
Line today.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
GOING TO WASHINGTON

Sargent N. A. Way leaves tomor-
row for Washington where he has been
called by the department on Indian af-
fairs. The matter to come up it is
believed, is relative to his findings
when associated with "Pussyfoot"
johnson in Minnesota.