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lnu ttiben rabastoon. iofa ferdtddn
mainttan t%trffofunnan 2h.muotiIeff
iublafi 1915.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-10-31
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, q. " Llghtner and Elizabeth
,iehiner, his wife. by their certain Deed Of
and recorded in he Recorder Office of iioI,
County. ut deed ~ Trust ROok ~. page I'M.
ronvNcd !" H. Hughes all their right
iltlu Interest claim and estate of In and u
the following drscr,lr,l. rual estate situated
IN the County ~ Holt state NJ Missouri
tuwit:
commencing ~ the Nutlh Ea.t corner OF
the West hair ~ the south West quarter of
section sixteen 40. ~ Township sixty WD, ~
Range ihirty-ninr l3'D. thence We, twt
hnndrtd anl furty-ihfee C!tD trds to . Doint
ihtCr rods West 81 center ~ section seven
teen 40. In said township ana range. thrnc,
south fort eight and unr.half dcgtccS $50
West scNrnty.uin" G" rUdS aud fifteen (ii
LINKS, thence south seventy four az degrees
aud twenty four igN minutes West. eight aud
forty un, hundr"dths ts.IW chains: thence
south Fifteen and nnc-half as y degrees Fast
40 chains. theme North seventy seven
Ga dcgrcS aud ninc ~ minutes East. SiS-
teen and seventy uur-hundrvdths do 20,
chains to the section G,uhrr hetwc,n Sec-
tiun~ seventeen 90 and Twenty Ciu) on the
original bank ~ the Niss,uri River ~ esiab-
lish"d 10y bovrrnmrn' survey. which point
rhnins West II thu South tHst ruru"t ~ sec
tinn seventeen ~! thence tHsi sixty AMI
hfiy !nc.hundrrdths H0.i0A chain, IT, ID,
south Lns, corner ~ the Wc,, half ~ the
south West quarter ~ secretion sixteen go:
thrur" North forty chains up g. the rOtn
n"nring CORNER all In Township SiNty psp. ~
more or less. which said conveyance was
mady IN trust I" :" ~" the payment M IN,
rrtinln prnmisruty note 10 said d7vd DIES.
rtibcd aud wh,tuHs said NOTE has brrOmr
due aud remains unpaid new. ih"t,fnrr. IN
1rrurlnrv with thu provisions ~ said Upcd
~ Trust. aud at ~" request " thr legal
nluNc d"srrib'd licnl fSu,,c ~ The Court
hpusv duut IN the Town ~ oregon, iu thu
county ~ Holt Siltr aforesaid. tu The high
tluu. IN
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-10-31

VIM. Rostock, one mile east Of
Oregon, has Boars and gifts for sale.
They are long and deep bodied, and
are thirty inches tall and over; they
have eight inch bone, they are cut
out for so0.pound hogs, His spring
boaIs will weigh $50 pounds and better,
Just In breeding condition: they are
not fat, just big ana smooth. lie has
them In excellent condition, which Is
the main part to produce good, strong
vigorous pigs. He feeds them very
little corn, hence they are not burnt
out with corn, which would make
them unfit for breeding. Ifyou want
something that gets big at half the
age that the hogs we used TO have and
have now, get one Of these Improved
Big Type Poland.Chinas. His sows
and Herd Bears are all recorded
They were carefully selected by him,
regardless OF price, In lowa'and shipped
right to Oregon. Call on or address,
WIN. ROSTOCK.
Oregon, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-10-31
A STORY A DAY.

\ story day for the NJ days Of
1914 that is part Of what you get by
subscribing $500 for The Youths
Companions new volume. The ility.
two weekly issues Of Tie Companion
will contain al least :W5 stories. and
all the other kinds of good reading
that can be crowded between two
covers the best advice on athletics
for boys, articles on dress and recre.
alton for girls, contributions by IA.
nous men and women, suggestions
for the care Of the health, etc.
For the years subscription OF 500
there Is included copy of The Com.
panion Practical Home Calendar for
1914, and all the ISSUES for the re-.
naming weeks Of this year, dating
from the time the subscription is re-
ceived.
II you want TO know more about
The Companion before subscribing,
send for sample copies containing the
opening chapters Of Arthur Stan.
wood Piers fine serial of life In a
boys school-"Ilis Fathers Son"
With them We will send the full An
nouncement for 1914.
THE YOUTHS COMPANION,
IA Berkeley ST., Boston, Mass.
New Subscriptions Received at This
0fiice. -
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-10-31
Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given. tnul Letters of Al
IninstratiOn an the estate Ut James T. llurh-
or, decoa,ed, were granted tu the under
signed. ON the .3rd day 81 October, 1919. by
the Probate Court Of Holt County, Missouri
All persons having claim, against said es-
lOwancr to the Administrative within SIX
mont h after the date ~ said letters, or they
may he precludcd from any bcneiit Of said
estate; and II such claims br not exhibited
within one year from the date Of this publ
cation they shall he forever barred.
This ;sird day ~ OctObrr, 1919,
lone q. RuCliER,
ADMINISTRATIVE,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-10-31
Where Are
You Going
This Winter?
Why not go t. sunny
California;

Why not go t. sunny
California?
Why not take your
self away from the
chill winter winds the
sleet and the snow and
go where sunshine
flowers and balmy sea
breezes greet you
where wintry days are
ira II 8 70 r m e d into
warm. glorious sum-
merp
The cost is as moth
ing compared with the
benefit and pleasures
to be derived.
The trip will be all
the more delightful il
you 60 via the Burling.
ton. through scenic
Colorado and Utah
Let me explain how
you can join q Person.
ally Conducted Excur.
sion and go rig h I
through without q
hitch, with a special
conductor all the way
to show you the points
of interest. Come in
and get your copy of
our folder telling all
about the trip and the
service. J T. Birming'
ham. Ticket Agent
Burlington Route. For
est City. Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-10-31
Protective Association Call.
To the ~. mI~rs III the oregon Pro
irciiyr Association. No ~:

To the ~. uI@rs III the oregon Pro
,cciivc Association. No ~:
A meeting /. iririA called al tie I
-. .. J. hdi,, al oregon, ! o.. ~a't.t
DAY y Neiilier Is ~ 8 y. IA. TOT lin
purpose pf ex'mpiyAIhg the wo,K anu
receiving neN members, a. II isundvr
stood that quite a number wish to
IuinL Dr \ L. ThatclI,r has Just H..
turned from meeting Ui Iic AsSucii
lIun held AT liiawatha, Kansas bciu
ter lill, and has the ucw u,TN
Any mehbcr Who has anyone 40
propose tor membership viii picasc
present the same to IL. e. Benton.
ChaS. Cowan, j. r. Thatcher or any
other member Of the Association, With
an mi iati ion fee of Sl.O0.
Tie following Is a list Of members.
aud Ne request each Of you tOaltvnd:
Chas. Anselment Joshua AdUlph
jacob Bucher DAM. Burricr
iIug;, Brohan r. &. Benton
a. II. Bailey !. H. brown
James Curtis Jas. Cain
Chas. Cowan Geo W. Gotten
\. j. Carson Henry c. Cook
Nd Thurman W. \. :. Derr
Geo. Ufeiner Dan'l. Thurman
Il. W. Ileadloy G.. T.. Gibson
Riley lluiatt W. ). Clifford
SAM. Hughes Geo. ". IIibbard
r. %. krcuk Dan'l. IIuiatt
T.. u. kyger John NJ. Hubbard
y. a. Landers Ed Murray
Joseph Murray Albert Markt
j. u. Milne u. =. Morgan
u. NJ. Martin Sol a. Meyer
40. Mcintyre Chas. McAice
Fred Markt, Sr. ". \. Martin
Chas. T.. holland Jas. ' holland
ottlieb ut n. T.. Icret
VIM. pennci G.. \. Patterson
Harvey Proilit Geo. ". 'FRONT.'
Sid y. Russell W. Il. Risk
VIC. Stephenson John RAMSAY
Albert Seeman ". ~. sparks
Frank sutton Phil. Schlotlhaurr
W. T.. simmons ,icU. Stephenson
owen Soden Peter Sipcs If.
!. I. Thatcher !. T.. Taylor
Jas. \. Williams Henry Wcis
W. a.. Wood
There has been considerable petty
thieving going On IN this vicinity, ana
10y thorough organization OF both
business men and farmers this can h,
stopped. With our well established
system OF telephone communication,
Mr. Thief can be- mad, 10 answer H.
the offended law.
Hand In your names and become
Identified with our Association.
i. 4. THATCHER,
CiiAs. towAs, Secretary.
President.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-10-31
Notice of Final Settlement.

NuiirU l. h'pN that ~" undersigned Nd.
riulstrtriN ~ thu state ~ John " Davis
dU'Vts''t. viii make iuIi settlement ~ her
accounts with said Estate ~ such Admins
t-nttlN 1T the ur,t Term ~ the Probate
Count ~ llult County. Missouri ~ ~, holden
Ii ur,lfun IN Stii County Uu tir' iuIh d.,
~ November. \ ~ l"li
DtiIDigNIi H. DAVIS.
lulstfttFlN
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-10-31
Notice of Final Settlement

Notice y hereby given. That the under
signed administrator ~ the cStat" " Anna
~puttitt. decreased. will make nnnl settle
m'ut ~ his accounts with said estate ~ such
Administrator At the next Term ~ the Fro.
bate court ~ Holt county, Missouri. ~ p
holden AZ oregon, ~ said County 80 the iWh
day ~ November ~. 1918
u e WINTDN
AFmlUistfHtrf
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-10-31
Administrators Notice.

Nutirr l. h"rrhy given, that i..ttrr> OF Ad.
miuisirntiun, uInn The estate ~ Matilda
Nuum, dVeTIs'tl, w"fr granted iu the uns
drtslgurtl. On The lth day ~ urtulpr, 1919.
10y the frulai" 'nuri ~ Holt county, Mis-.
siiuti,
M I"r,.uis having rilitus against said
estate. ar' rsIH-stUd To- UNhlhit them
Tor allow unrr ~ tile administrator. within
siN muuilis after III" date ~ said letters, ar
they may h. pf"rlud,tl frum any h'uriit of
such estate. aud II such rinims ls' n,i UNhih.
ted Wiihiu uur N"ur frpm the date ~ ~"
last iusvrtiun ~ the publication ~ this M.
ti'U. they shall H. turrv"r barred.
:, =. pfNlIpN,
Ndministtain
TIT, bih day ~ u'Iulrr, ipii
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-10-31
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Nuthv l. hrtvhV gtNuu, that ~" under
siguBi Executor ~ the estate ~ Virginia " &.
Preacher, decreased, viii MAKE hnai settle
m'tt NJ his accounts With said estate - such
IN"'utur ~ the uvNt Tenn ~ ~" Probate
court ~ Holt Comfy, Missouri. ~ he holden
IN ppEun IN said county. ~ the 10th day IT
November, \ u iHil. -
SNMiEI SIMPSON
ENT'uinr
This tItit day ~ un'tuisf. Ipil.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-10-31

We. =. u. Iubk ~ president. and Guy
'umWlus ~ cashier ~ said bpuk. up'l,
~ ~. III" >"i'muly sweat that The IisbVv
>iuitiuCui j. true H. tlt. bt-t uf put luuN I.
rtlgr and h''ii'f
g.. " IuUk President
cry tIMMIN~, cashier
>ulf>s'tiltd and SWORN H. tUf,tr, ne. this
9Th day 81 Urtuivr \ ~ nineteen hun.
tlfCd ANA thirteen.
WITNESS NV haul aud uuiHtiil seal uti he
date lust aforesaid tuuuiS.
~GNl >iun'd aud qualified fur % tenn
"Npifiug nv'UuiErs. iHit
". II RlJiiNRD>.
Notary PulliH
tuiurt Niirst
1. / NpDRI
e. ". IOpk,
GtN MINI.
directors
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-10-31
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
NJ IN

" tM tttyeu, liauk ~ oregon Me-. ~
prgun. state ~ Missouri III tie 'lus,, ~
huslurss ~ the list day Uf prtulpt. tptL
publish'd iu IhV llrlt County -,uttupl u
u'NstuIst printed sud uuilshvd ~
ttr,auu. STATE, ~ Missouri uu tie Iisi dty
~ 'h.tuiu. q, rita
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-10-31
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
VI, gE

az the Financial condition ~ the Ipk n
R"rkcr iIhnhinl company. ~ oregon.
STAT NJ Missouri. NJ the rloSc uf business Oii
thv Us. Gay - u"tui,'r. VIA published In
Tie Hos county ~Cnitnrt u news
rtHf printed uut published ~ oregon.
Stair ut Missouri, IN the 3I~t day ~
t,IOiur. inli'
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-10-31

'FfNyI V.y ~ a MAN ',lH-iI =, "a /.
See Roy Campbell for wood saw
ing and feed grinding-corn, oats and
wheat.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-10-31
OFFICIAL STATEMENT

~ ~, iulu'iii condition 1T the Ruuk ~
IuriW,, ~ lurls'-, stat" 1T Missouri, ~ The
y rlt,' 81 htsiu,ss> 90 thu list dIN ~ 'htulEr
lpiI puhllsli,d IN THE Ilult county sen,
iinri u urwsIaRr printed aud published N
Opguu, >iui,nf Missouri uu ilu' 3Ist ,luy 81
IT p'iulHr, lpll
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-10-31

Milton S. Moore, OF Kansas City,
was here for a short visit with his
parents, l.. ]. Moore and wife, this
week.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-10-31

NUs'ostS' NV NNkottotot VI tsouus
Transfers for week ending October
-. 1918:
WARRANTY DEEDS
Hiram Blazer To ThOs 4 Zach.
AIRY. lot !, block :, Maitland : -
l,obi l. Chuning 10 John
Cunning, III Chuning home.
stead, , and IL, ~, .W.,..... l,ajO
Alex Nanliuskirk 10 James T.
Ramsay, >. a In ~ ne -,
IN, - .......,,,..,. ,.,,,.,.,. l2.wH'
Jas T. Ramsay 10 Alex Van.
BuSkirk, : ne and nv ~ l.,
OO, u ,..,.,,,,,.,,,,,.,,, ls,WN'
Eva u hit to ChaS |. Mills,
lots II ard IL, block ~, For
est city ,,,,,n,,,,.,,,,., ,,,, 80
Henry T. Parrish toGeo Meyer,
Jr, lots ) and II, block |, Ems.
worth Add, Craig ,,.,,.,.... $3.50
James 4 beaumont 10 ! u Ear.
Der and wife, ne u, ~, n. $4,000
lone & Iucher, expartc deed OF
election a. widow OF James
Bucher
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-10-31

We, W H. Richards ~ president, audi, \,
Williams, ~ cashier of said bank, each ~ ~,
de- >nlrmnly swear that The Hhuvu statement
II true tu The hcsi uf our knowledge aud he
lief ". n Kl,ll\i,ib~, President
j. T. WILLIAMS, Cashier
subscribed aud sworn "a hrfur" M, this
18th day of o'tOhrr \. ~ nineteen hundred
aud thirteen,
WITNESS my baud aud uuiuriul seal on
thu date last aforesaid NOmmls-
l-ENll stoned aud qualified for u IrrmrN-
piring June ~, lrl,D
EDW. T.. RICHARDS,
Notary iUbir.
Correct Attest ". u. RICHARDS,
" :. llDlUiI\,
l>EALI i. \, WILLIAMS,
Directors,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-10-31

W., Dsuirl Inhmnn, ~ president, md I,
I Hunt, ~ cashier ~ said bauk. each ~ ~,
de- sulUuulN swear that the nlsiNV statement
j. Iru, tot H. la'sl ~ uur kuus lrdV, Hud h'.
lirf G bA\ltI. LNtiiMNN, President
e. \, ~ VI, cashier
>ui>rrih,d aud sworn H. lrfnrr mr, III, .sii
nav ~ o'tul'cr, \ -, uiu"t'tu hundred
aud thirteen.
NiINI~~ ny hand uiti uuIHilHl seal ~ I h.
date Inst aforesaid. UUwiui .inurd
~ W. aud uuHliirl f,r 10 tenn expiring
Nu-ust 18TH ma
GIui;,iI iEIiMIR
NuluN rublir.
Jntir't Nii,.t.
4 y kIIIk
~.I.DINi.luN
~ 4 Npia,\N
ntrttttr..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-18
Stands for Temperance
JUDGE FEAGIN TELLS
OF FAMOUS BATTLES
Speaks to Veterans of Camp Hardee.
Describes Wilson's Raid Through
Alabama and Battle of Selma

Judge Noah B. Feagin was the prin-
cipal speaker at the regular meeting of
Camp Hardee. United Confederate vet
Grams, held yesterday at the rooms of
the Chamber of Commerce. Judge Fea-
gin was member of General Longstreet' s
corps and saw service in some of the
greatest battles of the war. such as
chickamauga. Missionary Ridge. Frank
lin Shiloh and other noted fights.
He described many of the battles and
told of numerous unrecorded incidents
that happened during the fierce fighting.
He described Wilson's raid through Ala
bama and of the burning of books at
Tuscaloosa to the value of 100000 He
related the meeting of Wilson and For
rest and of the fight at Selma which was
the last battle of the war fought on Ala
bama soil. Judge Feagins address was
ent, who showed their appreciation by
frequent applause.
Resolutions on the life and death of
Comrade c. M. Sturgis and Comrade A.
NJ Johnston were read and adopted and
a copy sent to each family. The Con-
federate reunion that will be held in
Chattanooga next week was discussed and
1t is expected that over 30 members of
Camp Hardee will attend. 1t is said
that no marble shaft or other monu-
ment marks the places where the SOL
diers of Alabama fought and died. This
matter will be taken up by the members
of the camp on their return from the
reunion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-18
WALLACE EXPECTS
TO DEFEAT ALL OF
THE CANDIDATES
Game Commissioner Com
ments on Charles Hen
dersOn's Announcement
for Governor

Montgomery May T.-(special.l-John
r. Wallace, ,Jr., state game and fish
commissioner and candidate for COVER
nor returned this afternoon from Thom-
esville, where he delivered a commence
ment address to the graduating class
of the high school at that place.
Mr.. Wallace spent a day in Mobile
while absent on his trip, and declared
upon reaching home this afternoon that
he had received the strongest possible
assurance from hundreds of friends in
the Gulf City and other places that he
visited that his candidacy would be sup
ported strongly in that section of the
state.
He reached the capitol just after it
became known that Charles Henderson
had announced for governor When asked
concerning the candidacy of Mr.. Hen
derson, the commissioner of game and
fish declared that he considered the pres
ident of the railroad commission a very
able and distinguished man. but said that
he expected to defeat him.
"As a matter of fact, said Commits
sioner Wallace, II expect TO defeat all
of the candidates. On my trip to Thorn
asvine, Mobile and other places in the
southern part of the state I received
the most f1attering assurances of sup
port and assistance from practically ev-
cry one l met, and l do not hesitate to
say that 1 shall win for governor"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-18
SEE NO REASON
FOR HOLDING TWOPRIMARIES
Neal and Other State Officials Favor Holding State and
Congressional Primaries Same Time-State Executive
and Congressional Committee Will Probably Ar
range to Hold Joint Primary

Montgomery. May 17.-(Special.)-
With the announcement of candidates
for state and federal offices there is
considerable talk in official circles rel
ative to the two primaries which will
be held next year. Neither the state
democratic executive committee nor the
congressional committee has set any
time for the holding of the primaries
for the nomination of candidates and
indications are that a strong effort will
be made to have one primary called
instead of two. as has been the custom
during the past few years.
The majority of officials at the cap
itol have expressed the belief that only
one primary should be held for the
nomination of candidates for state and
federal offices. They maintain that
one primary can very easily serve the
purpose of two and that. at the same
time, 1t will result in saving much ex-
pense to the candidates.
The last primary for the nomination
of state officers was held in May, while
the congressional primary was not held
until the following August. 1t is claimed
that during the interval the political
situation in the state was in very much
of a turmoil, consequent upon the bit
ter campaign for state offices. that
candidates for office were put to great
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-18
WILL MEET TO-DAY
TO DISCUSS STRIKE
Members of Building Trades Said to
Be in Sympathy With Carpenters
in their Demands

Rumors of a general strike by all the
union men employed in the several build
ing trades in Birmingham were preya-
lent yesterday and it is understood that
a joint meeting will be held this MORN
ing for the purpose of discussing the ad-
visibility of calling general strike.
Work was suspended on the new addi-
ton to the courthouse on Saturday owing
to labor troubles and on several other
smaller jobs. In some instances the de-
mands of the unions have been complied
with by the contractors, as in the case
of the Jefferson County Savings Bank
building on Twenty-first street, against
whom the union men have no grievance
but If the strike is declared it is said
the union men will quit work until all
other differences have been settled.
The strike has been precipitated by the
Carpenters union, which made a demand
for an increase OF wages on the first
OF the month Several of the large con-
strike was declared. Some of the con-
tractors have been running an open shop
and have defied the union others have
acceded to the demands. The trades prob
ably affected, should a strike be declared,
will be the carpenters, hricklayers, plas-
terers, steel workers. hoisting engineers
and several other of the building trades.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-18

er expense by reason of the long in
terval before the election. and that the
state would have been spared much no.
litical agitation had the two primaries
been held at the same time
Among those who favor holding the
state primary and the congressional pli
mary at the same time.' is sfGoyer.i,o,.
O'Neal. The governor believes that there
is no need to hold one primary in Nav
and another in August and he thinks the
state executive committee and the cnn-
gressienal committee should decide upon
joint committees. 49,
c. Brooks Smith. state auditor. ex-
pressed views similar to those of Cover nor
O'Neal. Mr.. Smith does not see anv ne
cessity for two primaries. and he declared
that he believed it might be arranged so
as to have a Joint primary.
Other officials at the capitol expressed
the same belief, though none of them in
dicated when they thought the Joint prj-
mady should be held. The impression op-
tafns, however, that there is no need for
an early primary, inasmuch as the cleo
tlon of officers is mere formality and
does not require vigorous campa en
after they have been nominated
Indications point to the fact that en-
effort will oe made to have the two com
mittees agree upon Il Joint primary, TO
be held some time during the summer Of
next year, probably in August and it is
believed that this arrangement will be
effected.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-18

portunity to visit his father and sister,
who both reside at that point.
Another member of the Birmingham
council. Knights of Columbus, sisnally
honored at the convention at Montgom-
cry was James j. Boggan who was unan-
imously elected state treasurer. He is
one of the best known knights of the
city and as member of the degree team
has visited many of the principal cities
or the south. Mr.. Boggan has for a
number of years held the responsible
position of license inspector of the city.
and has filled it with much credit TO
himself and to the entire satisfaction of
the city officials He has also held sew
eral important positions In the local coun
Gil, having served as grand knight war
den and at present is chairman of the
board of trustees, position he has held
for several years.
The honors conferred on both gentlemen
are well deserved as each has rendered
valuable service to the order. both as
officers of the state convention and Of
the local council.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-18
CURL SHOOTS BRIDE
AND TAKESOWNt|F1 1
Arrested on Charge of Re
ceiving Fraudulent
Checks

St Paul, Mimi, May III. 7 cur,
arrested by the federal authorities la !
Wednesday on the charge of receivin
fraudulent checks through the mall,
late today shot and probably fatal
injured his bride of two days and the
shot himself. dying half an hour late,
Curl failed to appear in court thi.
morning for hearing, having been re
leased from the. county jail on 500
bonds
The shooting brought to an end tn
romance of Miss Margaret Haffcy o
Kansas City, now Mrs. Curl, and ac.
cording to physicians probably also viii
end her life. Last Wednesday Miss liar.
fey arrived to wed Curl. but found hin
In jail. On Thursday. however, Cur
obtained bail. That afternoon they vera
married, Miss Haffey declaring she ht 4
faith in Curl despite the charge agains
him
When Curl did not appear in court to
day. postal inspectors began a search
Locked in room at q hotel the tws
were found, both near death. Curl die.
soon afterwards. Officials believe tina
dependency over the charges agains
him caused Curtis act.