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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS
CARPET CLEANING.


TEL. BY. 2019 FOR CARPET AND RUG
cleaning. s J. Carp'.t Cleaning Co. l36
1th East a3oo7
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Abstracts-Title Insurance.

UTAH SAYINGS TRUST COMPANY
furnish abstracts and title insurance
attend 10 all details IN transferring and
mcrtGaginE land titiee. Capital. $3.50. .oo0
2SS Main Coslp
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FOR RENT.
,,sr.msnts Furnished.

.s,SsfoRD APARTMENTS.
Near Eagle Gate.l .,a
~ Ir rdtes; furnished suites, w.tn
80. Sard; American plan' es cass
s.,,,,s: open TO tho public 1'o'
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LAUNDRIES.
OSTEOPATEY.

Dr. RIDDLE, PHYSICIAN. SURGEON.
laboratoR; diaEioms. 2l0 Kcarns bldg.
Hours 9-5, Wasstch 1856
DR. NJ MCDOWELL. 6o4-S-5 SCOTT
bldg. Hours to Il a. m. 10 2. m.
nj isg
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THE CovEy.

THE CovEI. ,,,.
.,,,niiy furnished HOUSEKEEPING
elevator scrvice: nreproot
80, ,dess reasonable East sSutn
- fn:st 'oeA'''' dl72s
= liil.
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING

BEST PRICES PAID FOR and HAND
clothing. w. Glickman II South West
Temple. Was. 45l3. 0l5sS
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IDAHO. NEWLY FURNISHED: STEAM
sooth- g1153
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PYoRRHEA SPECIALIST.


DR.. ROBERT w. HAIL. PYORRHEA
AND ORAL PROPHYI.AXIS. sis
X EARNS BLDG. aeS53
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FINE ROOM FOR TWO GENTS, NEAR
Eagle gate; steam heat. Ill 2. So.
Temple o6GO
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Miscellaneous


WANT INVESTORS AS PARTNERS
CALF. COOP. MEDICAL. co.
oapitaIized at $500 400. divided into
10000 shares. Par value 800 q share ali
working capital. Every share sold en-
tties the holder 10 an equal part OF all
income every three months. now 4 per
cent, Hi!l increase cf'cTH m0ntt7. To On :
large plant, will sell = few shares In
blocks A. - each Sec rr. John L,
keIett. president and manager, $50 s
west Temple St, r. .. box St3 Salt
Lake city. Utah. oslo
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PRIVATE HOME.

WILLOWS MERE. CONFIDENTIAL.
confinement. secluslon. legal adoption.
Mrs. +. Phillips, lfth Z. bet 18th and
18th So. Sugar Sta. Hyland ieSi-M
k3os2
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. STRICT
" modern, hot water heat. for one or
two gentlemen. si0 or SIS. 2oe A street.
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FUREIER AND TAxIDERMIsI


EVERYTHING IN THE FUR AND
te1idermist llne made as YOU want H.
r. Stencil Fur Co. % Z. BroaJway-
2S years in Salt Lake. n5g5
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COAL AND KINDLING.

E. f. DEAL, COAL, BLOCK WOOD
and Lindltns, 1eb East fth South; both
phones hss
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CHIROPRACTOL.S

CECIL, a. CECIL, GRADUATE CHIRO-
tractors Incurables and female trou-
bles our speciality, Consultation free.
suite t0s 2S5 Main st o4
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ELECTRIC SUPPLIES.

GUM ELECTRIC co. REMOVED TO
S32 South State. Phone Wasatch 2i2o.
o2o
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HEADoUARTERS FOR HOTELS AND
LEASES.
A: RICHTER, REAL ESTATE
- Main ST. Phone sI
a. L. BEATTAIN. MGR b. o. DEPT.
r,lOi4
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TAILORS.

ROSELL.. THE TAILOR 10 so. STATE
Suits and orercoats from SIS up
E1SSs
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Q, z OR PARTLY FURNISHED OR
unfurnished rooms 90 n. First West
kl016
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For Rent-Unfurnished Rooms,

THREE ROOMS, 81 FER MONTH, M
Guiding electric light. Gil 7. 9TH So
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REMOVAL.

HeALTY ~ Coo-o~~---~.>--.>,-o
y Park blSSso' Has REMOVED
~ Oiosr IS? Main. Wss' as
'[6, ---- MOOR
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TYPEWRITERS.

TYPEWRITEEs OF ALL MAKES. FOR
sale or rent agents new No RovAl.
Stewart -Gleeson Co typewriter E1-
change. 36 W 2nd SO. Was 2eo. mS230
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CLEANING AND DYEING.

GTTRs F-IcSIrTfI:NfNGi IccSIIrTfSNfNG ( 0YTfNG co
Garments insured. Superior work
Prompt auto delivery. Three phones
Q7f. oI5. 800 Iit-I6 T. Broadway m73t
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SPECIAL! SPECIAL. SPECIAL.
phT Sl50 TO haudle 10 rooms. well fur
nlshed. clears $50 month: east side;
genuine bargain: better hurry
ROSS G. DAVIS. Ii3 6. Main. o5la
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piECHANIcAL ENGINEERING

~x(>~~~~--O-~~~--~-~>>-
TseN !. LAAs, MECHANICAL BN5I.
hseer; structural designing, general
drafting. iuventing speciality 902
-KearnE bldg. w 1926, n2s66
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CHINA DECORATING.

MISS BERTHA WAGENER's STUDIO.
- East Third South, China suitable
for gifts AND prizes, Cless and private
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SIGNS AND SCENERY.


CHAS PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST.
brass, chIpped glass and painted Phone
Wasatch 1903 S2s
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1913-07-04

roo.a r.J go. A. cLa
wh;le l va. ..rn;.s - ~. w. - :. "G N.Y. l
the rear. +. tnrn.J -. ~ .Is ''sIs s;"..
Ioht. IN -. fa.s. ss,..:" ~ sas .'s e.ss: 49,
money th., Va. ~ ~. Ill y. -" :~s
took part Of the nyon.v ..d ~. :.
neekx. '~ ''' '''~ p"' Is u"
o. Urn. d;d L. 4. ,.;.. 49,,
| .e - :e ~ -, aS se
IL. n.x, mo,n;.. ,. - :" '"' '1' taf oess
o. De- xo,, fc,,, h.-. ., l
in Il, uoek.ts a NJ , '.ss. JU ~. =.
o. 10 YOU kr.,. -. /. ~ '
| -o,...:.. * 80 ..sse .sc
4: ssses ,..ss.d T.: ,:,t;". t.a:s ~ ~. T.. ?
nspae i. Hsrh. ''s "'' "'
I q. Vs. Ill. ;nsd. II. ,.,l ..-nn
a, L waa
q. Did von r.,,. ~:.s. IL. a:ns>
hs va, tslkins III III. e.,i !,
/ a;d ,.l;~i. ~ ~ .,..';..:1 ~. w 's'''
20. Her ~. a. -.
A. ProhaSlx .Ssewe,a e.. "a -
g. 8. wh.7. dsa =. :, IA In. .n.
time was vp1 a, Valf.d "a ~,
l eoYnAR eH ~kah ~.>. ~
Q. W.. Bium.ua viii yo.s
He wa.:
yoS; 4. Ye. ies1S .;r' any one '''s "''
Q. Whoa A. Dan M.d;.o,. Ia,
Maher. T. r. Battles and the f.li-.
o. VIVA. did Won d. do .,h.. .
reached the cor,c, ,xh~-. @' - .
Office w.s3 A. H.-h .nJ Eass E:as por.
there talking. we wsik.d ~ -, 49, s1 s's -
street. '' o>'"' t"
o. Where did vou %, A n..
Q. Didn'. Bium.un .ecom..,~.
not. ~ 81 ZIG e@
%. What did 70. do ,-h.. -,
rived at V.lr. E.t sh.~a "
walked IN and -, do,-. ~ Il
o. How m.nv of ~, ...S~ '-s IT,
whom YOU went ;n,o ~ ~ -s.."n .e .ne
Mv,elf. T. R. B.ttl... Ia M.I.. -
Dan Madison. - -. : $3.50 "''>>
o. What did xo,-a. :. u. .-.
rant, A., W. "a. do,.,. - .c--s
thing. >''e ''''
q VIZ. - So ,sysA "a ~,
gave several ord.r. ,,.-t ..f !. ..I
fake orders. 1CT,5G,: - =. .,".>''''' ''' 'e'-
q. Ho,x In, Ill 90.
r..tau,.nt, A. .
go zinc. s''>s' ''"1s A''ls ''s
o. About vhat t;ul., of ii. ...,;..
or nisht wa. % i when s se., ~ tne ne, evsn.n ss
A. It wa. abo,,, t,....,. ."e e.
twelve. - -. ''''e'A3ss' o.
q W.. u ....r .,fas
sides YOU. Dan Ma3;.on R..,is. ..e - D.
Maher, "a. The. ,.s. l.''T''" "''1-
o. Who. else9 A. + da,.. l...
his name Specs thew call b;rn Gun kno"
%. Did anvbodv .l.. canan -, A
Yes cir ~''s ~o"'s nv
o. Who came ;n, A IL, co.
ers. '
o. What did ,;m.e;owera cav, ,.h.
he CAM ;n2 A. IA s.;af y ~ "nen '..I.
YOU fellows to keep uu;et'' want
O. Did ANYBODY else come -, th.~.
during the time YOU were th.-a, a
| Thev IA
8. Who came in, A. W., ,,n.a
after Covers had left Or befo1e,
O. During the time vo, ly,rs ;r H..
Eat Shop. A. Fred Bi,n7 s,n snd ~.
fellow they call Herb came in af..~
Covers had gone out.
O. What did Blur, am A. .,.5
1
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1913-07-04
a graduate Of Ruah Medical Col.

AeSe'
Q. Now. doctor. haxe you ever
had any experiences during your medi-
cal practice with woundae A. have.
q. From your experience a. ply
sieian could you state from exanina-
tion Of the wound what the probable
in.t!sn.n* e.u..A III A. 1 link
could.
Q. De you knew daring your resi-
dense ia I, Beach . aan who was known
- Fred elssasaae a. l did.
:, q. Whsn did you lAst -. Fred
at1msnne a. WeA think = was
Wednsedat s. ka4: $5,.. ..;:-5,
q. WhasA vAal - * tEAhA a.
= :M AtA On NJ slIssth IL 6assk.
deae tsinsmoer JHe4 where.
g. Have 70. ever sssa him s;nesa
A. Not snt;l alter be was dead.
@. You saw h;sn altar 10 sas dsad,
A Yss cir. =. 80 -.
g. vsses~=As-atsahssmoss~, .,
beech. 49,, (" ~''
, - would yea ~ -: = physteia1
that he wa: dssd At that t'msa a.
think J could.
, r O'd you examine h'' eodys A.
! az WI a..
T. Mn't tune w.s tn,' when yoe
mace \ tn'e e1sminet'on o. n's BODY
was soous "ve CLOCK on oet-
afoey'
y "osn'ns OF evening" a. Eve
o'ng' ~, &c..
y Dio y1H make 'ee e1am'"et'on
a'one N WI; 70
=, wiz yIa % '1,'s ~"P 1.''.teo % you
~ WV W,.Sr a' 'Hst n c,,.u octol = wy =,
Isgs G",,:I. =: S"I e' I1.. nL ". ~
1e"e''oW; NJ, .a'"osy' losepn Oenoyet'
wnst solt 9. az exeminee'on 4 ;;
81, u you ma1e on 'ee pony 81 Fseo
o'umssn as tnst .''se' ~ We mace
" - 1'Gpy .. me- sne":.:..,.- sne"
}, ION youL eA.m'ns'son OF ni; 3.
oooy ~ wou"o' w"st olo you "no' o'o
you mo any any W9uno x,1 on ann OF osne'
mars. -. 1cuno woano ex'
t1nol"S rom ."e 'ront o ms chess
aDoIs Fl sn me" t1wa1a' ,oe ma ,ine o.
-" ~. 10y :loH s"e n'ep.e exteno'ns N
= T,: :1'eet nne 70 Pe.nt On ma 0aek'
.nn ms wouno on tne 'front.' was on the
s"t .'o 20 pace o" MS oack on
me !etf Aes eorrespond'ne' 70 the 'k'n
over the space pSSxse0 M nsntn aae
! TENN Ilse, anout two 'nehes from
where they join the spine. :.
=. =. DID you examine the route the
instrument passed in making this
wound2 a. ! did. ~.
Q. Will you explain the passage
it took9 A. It passed from the wound
on the front Of his chest downward;
in going through the chest wall it went
Immediately beneath the fourth rib,
making notch in it at point where
the rib and cartilage join. Passed
from there direct into the right chest
cavity, through the middle lobe. the
front part OF the middle lobe. Of the
right lung, through the septum that di-
vides the two chest cavities, into the
sack around the heart and through the
night auricle in front and at the back
and out the back OF 1t and also tore
ho1e IN the large VEN or Vena lava
a descending one that entered INTO the
aurlcle at that place. passed out
.hfouSa the sacS around the hHaf'
INTO ;, the ieit chest cavity ana made a
sh'aii tear ~ IN tne very extreme i9"ef
part 0! lhe 1ett 'uns aho IRON mere 81,
It {, went Det"een the n'nth ana !, tenth
~ ~ anJ ~ H. n;n.h 80 r;h ~ ~ ,,.s;da .nt a.
aad tear;ng = ;areed ,vo,,nJ IN the
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Testimony in Covers
.Manslaught:er Case
II. B. Mussas Testimony
{ con.;aued from Ia. week.

{ Continued from last wssk- }
q. !. ,.A., d;,.e,;o. id .Ae ho,.
,-,ns a Do,.n .,d h.ek. /. nroh.
':sa ;sa H. ~ .,...;", % ,xeand s .I..e - ~. ~ !.
- .s..s :; -. 49,. m.,-;r cf Il.
;l... .,.N..L-sis, 4ae-,,sh. =.
-,.si. ...i. :: s;;;s,.,sd ~. eona;-
s;on of' ,teSt r;;hs
20 Is. !! .; ~.
.4.o hof.s. eso,.id ~ :sV !WaKSSi ~ tiiSVt
80. on. e..,;.,,s... II. ~ 80 d;i.
f.-.,. a,.., a. r,ons = ls1er ~.
.r,;.s.;o. ! ....iI 80, ~, ~. ~.
49,. Ioi.- f,o,s II. go.
!.r F,e's e.. '.... ..1. .1.",..s.1 ..s s, e;
a. V.....:,. 50. 80 i * ~ ~
O. wa 20. l.,e,ib> .ecvFal.sly
;a.t. the .nktus. s.nd .oo,.erSSee -of
ssh ss 49, -. I.i.., A n.
snts,;or % y. Wound .. VA m. ~. ert. round
.nn.,en.lv. n. no.e.r;or ,,e,.pd Va.
;seeed. slmo,t = ! ere.eent .h.pe. con-
-s;derablv larger than the 6r,t.
o. Could you state on examination
Of, that hole what sort of an i.stru-
;ment it was that eaused it, A. Yes
sir.
O., Will you % state to the cousts
a. Il had. al the appearances Of .
bullet hole.
Q. Could you state about the sized
bullet could have made that hole 90
you state about the size Of ths:snts.ie.
puncturea A. About a auettsr ot
an inch in diameter. ssss
Q. Now. Doctor. you sstatolala,tt N
YOU made q later eXAmlnAttQog 0SR143
body. A. Yes s;r. s.s =
@. Will you state when andsssheEe
you made that later examinations.A!
AT about FIVE p. N. that same day; also
at the smoreue. }r1r,3..:.,4Y.sle;.7 aae
@. Did you make that examination
alone9 ~. No sir. 'sS.' @''z3A' ii&-sEa15i
Q. Will you state who was present
at your examinatione A. All who
were presently &c s.25is'e1f4 st1s'l5s'
Q.czWsl, these who were e takin1
pert in the invesieasiaa these. A.
M. WalKer, 1taQssksf; psssyer lid
E4ailiaay: 5qat, 1sa oat31oIis 2Ye 3
p x,ra Was there another. physician
rsh.~.a Doctor McNab, =
q VIII you expia;n ao,, vol; mad.
.+h;s ..cond er.m;n.t;on3 A. We
.n,.d. - ,,o...,,ort.n
sib sisss,c,, .siis,.;h.,vo,, co., "a -,
,',h;s ro.tI mortsn, - sxam;nat;on M" III -.
.ss;. to ,b1n.r the h w. ,Fss
ssd oon+;n,ead " I H. t. a.aI. n't as .,e",p ms
thro,sh .h.a ;,s,..sr;a. @ bnia - !. 80 !. ~ !.
q Calf ~, = .r;,;n. y, tk.+
that + was ali w nns ] wamnde ~ A , W..
SIR Us ! !" ~ ',HAN
% O., vor5.rnl.;n the n,,s,o,f
hst nstsnment tb3ounh .be absaGe bodx
;nch 80 = ,aal;aa ..l =, ths+ ,,annd, A. a.
.n paaa;nn IN tbxng nanng INA tha' WOUND wounu ohest a.
v.ii aae ;noh 5n.d;sn - - ~ n;nnls ,, ~
~ r;ah+ I s;da ~ 1891 H. ~ MI
rnen. ne ! ao,,,;.,' 49, 49, -. - 'sa,ap;ar 80
,mars;n ~ ofstbs p;,lJ,e p lohe of the left
. 1ne peb,eardi'' thah ,11t en1Jugh ,ne ,hroh veaa
s ,aas;,a ~ n.rt &c ~ r;aht sHr;ola 80
4 Cavanass;ne ont throngh The ner;car-
d;,'na ] ,hra,,ai ~ lo,ssr surfsce ia af he
1ower lobe Of the left lung. passing
~. h.t,.een n n;nth and tenth r;hs
~ & - ~ - = 49,
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1913-07-04
after: they were .hota

sometime after they were .hot2 A.
Yes sir.
Q. What. lansth Of time would you
call thata A. It has been given that
there 10 Is per cent Of the cases get
well with iniuries to the heart.
Q. And those that don't xss wsil,
result in death how soon. from xsut
records and .eport,, A. The ma.
ioyitv of them are not inaaans deaAh.
u, 'oo sAy tneFe are cases re.
th,o..h ~. k.e-. - .rd - ~. ...""1,.J s. "S. y.
,-.ik.S eo..;j.,.hi. i;.,:.... ~-
q W.. ...,,IJ ~. ''".s as".;a.
con,idsrable dist.nce1 A. woutj
conaides 6fty TO- two kundrsd 6fty feas,
very lar.e I:ound ,vaa,ld. hl.ed "a d..sl
vev .l.ree n.ound .,vo,,13 .hl..d "a d..sl
snd .eoslin.t 40 :anx,s, f.rtkex.
q. Would fh;s iocomtofsoc d.,,,.
that tin, b, voluntary or q u.e,e h.
voluntary act of de muscles3 4.
might b, voluntary.
EESan RxS.i.ntiaa hx-c cxns.ksk
o. You spok, Of . portion of IL,
hea1t whore q wound If inflicted woule
cause instantaneou, death. Docton
who're is that2 A, That ia a point on
the front Of the heart, between the
two ventricles. which are the two low.
er chambers Of the heart.
O. That 10 on the front Of the
heart, A. Yes sir.
Q. This wound you found in Blum.
suns hearth A. 1t wasn't through
the ventricle. it was through the rich,
auricle.
,.e.. r....
s.' '''.'"y'
+: y. Leoeuer beng duly sworn a.
q witness on the part OF the State testi-
hsd AZ follows: tt.J
Direct Examination By Halliday
Q. Please state your nane and oc.
cupation to tho court, A. F. D.
LeSieur. Have worked for Fred Blum.
sun for the last ten weeks in the pool
hall. ~ - .s., ..s..
G. Are you \ resident of Beach ,
A. have been for the last six months.
@. For the last six monthsa A.
Yes sir. .f1t. s
Q. What have you been doing 70.
the last six months. prior to the time
you worked for F red Blumsun2 A.
Well, there are several things, don't
know just what you mean by that. Is
H Q. Where have you worked; what
has been : your occupationa A.
Heretofore ! had worked on a farm,
at Squaw Gap. ~
Q. Who did you work for at Squaw
.Capp A. Art Townley. ssai NJ
10. You were ACQUAINTED with Fred
Blumsuna A. was. i
@. Are you acquainted with the
defendant James Gowersa A. Not
personally. know him when | see
him, have spoken to him numerous
times. - 81. .a
. Q. Will, you tell where YOU were
on the evening of the 18th of June,
1912 A. At what tine2
Q. At what time during the even
ing9 Estate withdra,vs this question J
o. Did you see Fred Blumsun on
the night of the 10Th of June, 1912
"a. | did.
Q. What time that night did you
see hina A. From six o clock until
couldn't say the exact minute, but
between twelve and eleven, maybe a
few minutes after twelve.
Q. Will you stat where Mr.. Blum
sun was during that time, A. He
was at his house from six o'clock up
to eight o'clock; then at the pool hall
until about nine o'clock and then back
-: L-..l 1I.oo
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is the passase Of an instrument through
all those parts Of the body which YOU
have named mort.l3 A. Ye. air.
O. Would the. .p.,.ase throuah all
Of them bc in,st.ntsneous de.tk or p.rt
Of them nota A, From nv exper.
ience wiaA haase isiss;Ga. Il = nst ~.
6.;sn.. l DO as* fsd .e.,esen. y pa..
upon It.
9. You eoslda'. stats ., >xpr...
an opinion a to how Ions . ~,
.uisht live, after reee;v;.r . ,,au,d of
this kind, A. Not from NV exp..;.
snes,.
O. Will. Doctor. do. vo,, th;,k IL !.
possible. from your exp:,;ene..: :.ak.s. !.
psr,on rsSsivins IL: miiehk34iE ,i;Se. :. ,for
1osalSl .Xs:..i
devte miautss.-sseoada
q. WAse W, de sixs q IL p.n.
eturs through lie .body3 A. Th,oush
;&s wAoIs course3
A.. 4: \ w..n !. -. :. I'D hs.,.s. - =.
t;ssus, o3 soo,s. fsll toRetlkss % III
Lie would BE- ;uppessibls % ~, kow.
<svsr:' sittar xdtssidt wouad would ,prob-
sbly admit under procure the tip Of
the little finger. Tbs vena Cava
would admit the tips Of three 6nsers.
The auricle. the posterior part. was
turned slishtly. Of the left lung.
it would be difficult to say because the
tissues were ob:tructing.
=. Do you know. Doctor. who this
man was. whose body you were ex-
amininga "a. Ye. cir: *
~. IAN you give bis name' A.
FREQ o;Smsun' ~;
%, =. were you sc99a,nted with : red
o'u,'son n curing MS !'fes A. tee sar.
W. z ou knew MN ~nen you -"
AN aams e. - .es s"' S
~ 'ou know tnat tine man over
~ nS" you "e'o tne e1sm'n:t'on Y was q
s'.s as'.c 'a'rs "'snr -. 'es :'1. /. :,
Ia ~ oE - yTqn n, e1.m'"stion z .ns
oano % ..ea p!umsun; ~: 1; ~aat w1u'u HTI
e. 10y - I'e1 W"S ~. ae"'"' "e at
"e@e' - anu e"a lava
~ rnu e.sn Mnsf woulo ycI saXsws'
a,L: ."s :aa'1 - .as s,.na nss'' ana xsns avs
eeanne :nls' oeatnh 10 a.. The enee
iGaYa oelHns scui' sWes1a en!y ne =, .
mort Ime untn tne le't nesit outa
pump orH s"a' t"e Asatt woolo sesP.
- y seHa .yo"t, exa!n'"etson the
Wo~sos' lOoSs9k sl ,s Aeseae: WHAT o1so
yea as the original s.use 9 me
faN0asd which rsssitsd h. h'e dfatnS
- Objeeted to Py the e61hSea tot the
defense for the reason that no 9noPeI
foundation has been laid that the5 wit
ness has ever examined wound Of
this. sort. Objection over-ruled, a.
|sFroin 70 sbuilst wound. - sggfs q
Q. Would you YOU say Doctor, whether
1T was a smooth, round or rough in
etrument that caused the woundS A.
The anterior had the appearances: of a
smooth, the@posterior of3a Jagged.
4 4 CROSS EXAMINATION. sR n
-Bv Mr.. Callaoher: IS
@. Was The bodv warm when YOU
reached there 3.Te A.. Ne. sir. -. :.
o. In vour ;udament had death
resulted lust nrr;or to your co;moing2 A.
A short time before.
O. As AsIunderstand. YOU stated vou
had no personal experience with
20, And what YOU have explaineda ?
i "A. Is what h. saw.
O. l, it not a fact and well known
in medical science that a person may
be shot through portions Of the hea IT
and vet live considerable timer A.
There are such cases recorded.
%. And have been known after
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1913-07-04

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The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-19
Her SneeialtN.

Il should think that lady astrono-
mer would be interested In her little
boys dirty face"
"Oh, she's too much absorbed in
her studies of the sky to keep her
childs face clean"
But that's just why she should pay
attention. Isn't the dirt, spots on the
son?-
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-19
Disappointed.

Hungry Harry lin front of moving
picture studio) How did you like
posin' for the movies?
Thirsty Thornton (dIsgustedly)-
Actin in movies amt all 1t looks to
me- They put me in a barroom scene.
an de beer was nuthin' but sas parilla
an the whisky was only cold teal
Puck.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-19
ArtLatIc Pottery.

English and American pottery 81 Ii
ing the silver deposit work is IL
pretty. This is newer than the
posit on glass. which has lost It's pv
ularity because of its fragility. An
valid would appreciate one of the po
tery tea seta. which Is 50 ingeniousl
fitted together that 1t takes up
few inches on the tray. The Eng -.
ware is either black. white or darll
brown In color while some Of the
American ware Is beautifully sha ded
In tones OF brown.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-19
Investigating for Himself.

'HFcsHBdNHH TOT I'fIHsST'
II was In the suburbs.
Sir, why are you climbing all these
tiees?"
Well, I'm retired business man.
just retired
Yes"
Been reading poetry. all my life
and taking their statements on trust.
] don't like to take anything on trust,
Poets have always given me TO under
stand that there are no birds in last
years nests. Now I'm climbing few
trees to ascertain il this statement Is
strictly true
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-19
Eayorite Fiction.

"Old Chap, You Haven't Changed {
Bit In Thirty Years!"
Dear Maria: ! Eagerly Seize the
First Opportunity to Write to You"
Universally Pronounced by Press
md Public to Be the Greatest Play OF
Modern Times"
MIR. Chairman, | Rise with the
Greatest Reluctance. but
Il Don't Know Whether You Owe
Us Anything or Not. Mr. Smith. bat
I'll See"
George, ! Wouldn't Say Word TO
Hurt Your Feelings for the World"
Il Admire Your Nerye!"
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-19
when the attention Of The Bul-
letin % called to any misstatement
Of fact or to any error concerning
any man or thing, corrections vii
chcerfully be madel
nllEFlED KNOCKS.

Il always like 20 hear YOU preach,
d,ctor your sermons are SO soothing
and restful,'
We enjoy your calls SO much, Mrs.
weerius. You must come and see US
again. after our return from Europe.
We start for there next September"
Here's your money, Mr. Behnes;
thank you for waiting on me so long
When I'm going to quit buying things
at a store always drop in and set,
tie up
Mr. Hosslekus, you're Just like my
dear old father, he hated to shave,
and his face generally looked li!.c 1
horse brush"
! am going to take your medicines,
doctor. even If haven't blamed biz
of faith In them"
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-19
Surprising Cure Of Stomach Trouble.

Jacob Hfndelang, of Chelsae,
Mich, was i'll with stomach trouble
and in such bad shape that he lived
tor two months on lime-watef and
milk. He then began using Cham
berlain's Tablets. He says; II am
seventy-six years of ago but never in
my life used any medicine that
cured in such short time as Cham
berlain's Tablets." For sale by all
dealers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-19
Takina Away a nernulsite.

Bill-lf they keep on, nobody win
want to be waiter any more.
Jif-What's wrong now?
Why, soup bowls armed with
sharp points on their inner edge have
been patented by Chicago maa to
Seep walters thumbs ont of their con-
tents
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-19
The Eaometer.

'Shagritz seems to think we'll OF
himself"
Yes, indeed II there were some
kind of instrument TO measure the ex-
tent of mans good opinion Of him,
self, it couldn't be used on Shagritz."
You mean"
Exactly. The figures on the scale
would not run high enough"