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The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26
epselal Nugget Service.

Apselai Nugget Service.
 VERA CRI'Z. Feb. 2e.-The British minister, Sir Lionel Garden arrived here from Mexico City lust night He camo down on speciul train which carried an armed guard of federal stllit1T.
 Minister Cardcn hns been rclier"i from his post in Mexico City by the British foreign office and is some what under cloud with his home government on account of his failure along diplomatic lines in MeSic" "nd his known connection with st large English old company.
 The minister refused to discuss the Mexican situation or what he expected to accomplish in Washington. He said tkat he did not know what particu- lur faze of the Mexican situation the
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26
HERMAN NOT SLAIN
 WHEN BENTON KILLED

If the statement of Michaelis is true that IIauch Is In jail at Juarez and not dead as has been reported it will clear up a situation which might have become another embarrassment to the Washington authorities for it is known that the German consul at .Inarcz has been instructed by his government to locate Bauch if he is alive or to get the details of his d,.th. Michaelis made a sworn state ment to the German consul In which hc said that Rauch was arrested at tho same time as himself and that mp tn the timc that the American was released Buuch was alive and well in the prison at .Iuarcz. hut that hc was not allowed to communicate with anyone on the outside.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26

Weather permitting W. j. Rowe In vites ail the children of Nome Tor | fire. sleieht ride ton Sunday. March p starting from Rows's ofncs as D ID. sharp. All children contsmpiat' lo9 going win please notify the office ht fore s p. m. Saturday February 2s, Any ladies wishing to act as chaper- ,ns arc welcome. Every precauti"n '..,'! '.. taken ia avoid mishap (" arr .\l children welcome.
 W. j. ROWE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26
BRITISH MINISTER
 GOING TO WASH|NGT ON

president of the United States desired lo discuss with him and that all he knew about his Washington trip was that bc h,d been ordered to procr"d tu that city by hta government. t'" .u,d ax yet no offlcinl inatructhns nther than to ED to Washington. and b,. presumed that the i'ritisit ani- ,a.scsador at Washington would ar range for the interview between him self and President Wilson.
 While Minister Garden would not commit himyelf in regard to the pres eli, state Of ,lff.irs in Mexico he did say thnt he viewed inc immediate future with grave concern and hc be- .y.d that 1t would be necessary for
 ,. international force to invade the country unless the United states act cd within a short time.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26
APPROVE TWO
 BATTLESh|PS
Special Nugget Ssrviea

Special Nugget SsrvieA
 WASHINGTON Feb. 25.-After con- siicrablic discussion and due to con siderable extent to the present un- satisfactory foreign relations of the country the naval committee of the he use. which has been firmly opposed to the measure today approved the ;t;ministration's two battleship plan fU the steady yearly increase "f the navy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26
ATTEMPT TO
 BLOW VAULT
erssial Nugget Service.

DIES MONIES. h.. Feb. 2o.--Isast night robbers entered the office of the state treasurer and attempted to blow open the vault in which was kept Il laig ge amount of currency.
 The robbers entered the building hy tho basement and after binding and gagging the watrhnen they made three attempts to blow tho vault opc', before they were driven away.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26

The ticirN,nd for tin' rc.rii issue "f Women and printed l'y the NltH:tF b.,s been SO great that the edition has already hccn almost entirely exhaust
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26
MILL PRESENT EVIDENCE
 TO PRESIDENT WILSON

protest of the citizens of Houston backed by Il. state wide petition "f the people of Texas and they will ask that when the United States troops cross the border into Mexico it he to avengc the. murder of two hundred Americans and nlot the killing "f ono English man.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26
NEWS NOTES

There are a xrH'd many iH'"pic ahN" Icus to know ~ht won tr'w"iN 'tn'' p,rters prize yesterday and wilf '": ,uukIng for the result uf ih" drn win 7 in the NtGGET. %" li9s w"r q" lucky number.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26

The. tinisl,inE touches wili i"' Iitt ur' opera ''I'inIf''r'" tonight when ih" Petersuh light opera company will hold il dress rehearsal "n the quarter deck of the old frignte which has be.n rigged up on the stage at Eagle h"l'
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26

Al the card party given ny th" rionssrs Of Aiaska last night the prises were won by Mra. Poiet. Mrs. Grimm and Mrs. Reed. The prizes for men went to Davis Diamond hnd Milne.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26

uNExcElLEo NEWS sERWcA Of the Nome Daily Nugget. sa.oe per month delivered to your homes every night before . o'clock.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26

Councilman tteckstsad. win has M'''h in town for few days has g"n" lm'k tO iiastinCs creek.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26

If you want to see real grouch watch Dick osadsys on x. N. s. "pinafors."
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26

rh4. results uf the play ing in the \ u billiard tournament last night wer acnor class Ed Divine ls5; otto val sickle S4.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26

i'm SwartzeiIs team t'"H ,c .,., aud provisions to Frank s"'" .., i. u,,rkinr "n ground m'ck "' |. ,....s;c h.:iCt
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26

Reserved seat safe for the opera "Pinafors" Saturday night. Feb. 2S. is now aoina on at Rose Candy Store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26

ri,,. M..ur;.. 'ndv'' hr'" S''' '''' ,t.,, ,,,., u,..ht for work ii, th q. cund degree.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26

..a There is great credit due to Che ..mpslers of this magazine for the ..x..c,Ienc. of the work and It's pop clarity Is well deserved.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26

Don't fail to see "Pinafors" Satur day n;oht. Feb. a, at Eagle hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26
ANDERSON q WEckMAN

Have taken over the pIanina mill hsrstofors operated by ]. 4. Parry, md are prepared to give al erdsrs prompt and skiIifui attention. Hard. wood and sleigh lumber. aN kinds of nachined lumber.
 ANDERSON ( WEckMAN
 Phone, Black ta.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-26

Visiting Cards st the Nugget Once
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-19
JUDGE STRANC WILL RUN
FOR COUNTY JUDGE

In this issue OF The Daily Leaoei
anpears the announcement OF JuuBe
/. c. Strang for county Judge
Judge Strang needs no illroau'
iiou to the voters and citizenship OF
,opan county and Guthrie. lie mas
bnen AN honorable citizen Of tins
county for many years, Ills friends
are many and his official record Is I'M
impeachable lie has devoted tiF
whole time to the duties of his otilc'
and being a splendid lawyer, he is pc
culiarlv fitted for the place. JudS'
Strang was attorney general ot oh
lahoma under the Barnes admins
fration ana made good. He has beer
Probate and Comfy Judge OF l-oga'
county several terms and be has mad
good and the Republicans Will asaiI
nominate MIN, as he deserves th
honor The man who beats ODD Jef
rv.' will have to 20 some HIS ofiie
is one Of the few in the county tina
has been self sustaining
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-19
SENSIBLE run" MADE ON
OKLAHOMA STATE BANK

That nearly everybody is ANXIOUS 10
have a fund for Christmas shopping
was evidenced today and yesterday az
the Oklahoma State bank.
Monday was the opening day 10
receive deposits under the plan ao
vertised bv Lymon Gray, the pahk
president. And the run on 'h''
hank resembled real one. Children
men and women crowded each otne'
to make their deposits Today d
steady stream of depositors has peeh
on at the bank.
n am more than well pleased az
the first two days response 10 my
1roposition, said President cray TO-
day. "The proposition is good one
and will insure Christmas fnnd "
All who take advantage of the oppor
tunity,"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-19

Wsshington, d. G., May 10 AS
spokesmen for the United States 10
the mediation conference to se'tie
Mexican affairs, Associate Judge La
mar former Solicitor General Ign
mann and II. Percival Dodge, secre-
tary to the commission left Washing
ton today for Niagara Falls
The spokesmen met with President
Wilson again this morning, put were
given no specific Instructions Ihe
president reiterated his statments OF
Monday, telling them to place the,n -
selves in a receptive mood and await
proposals from the three Sou'"
American mediators. hut at the same
fine he outlined to his representa-
tjves that peace in Mexico seemed 10
MIN to be conditioned on the ellmiha-
tim of the Huerta administration ana
the establishment in its place OF
strong provisional government Whic'
wouIa conduct an election giving IAN
treatment to all factions and par'le'
and guaranteeing, moreover, 500
,;or os the agrarian problem ant
other international difficulties whic'
have bred revolution in the souther'
republic during the last three years
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-19
BALKAN
HORRORS
ARE Barred
ARMIES OF FOUR NATIONS
GUILTY OF FRICHTFUL
ATROCITIES
oBy Associated l'ressl

New York, May - Atrocities in
fIieted on deienseless men, women
and children by Turks, Bulgarlans,
creeks and Servians during and after
tbe Balkan wars Of 1912 and 1918 are
reconnted in detail today in a report
made publie by the Balkan commits
sion of inquiry Of the Carnegie endow
ment for international peace.
The document tells OF the annhila-
tion OF one entire population OF 49,
900 uersons, OF the burning OF men
alive BY hundreds, of the violation ol
the widows. Of the hanging Of women
tn trees. Of the butchery OF men IN
groups of 200 or more and Of the sous'
ing ont of the eyes Of babies and
their mothers.
After pointing ou' the effect OF Inc
latrociiies on The people tllat survive
loavinp moral and social chaos, th'
,omnissiof contends there Is smal
chance of lasting peace In the bai
kans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-19

DEFENSE
Is WEAK
No NEW EVIDENCE THUS
FAR INTRODUCED; PLlTT
SHOCKED DEFENSE
fl3y Associated I'ress)

New York, May l9.--Atter Chas' -
Pitt. Jr., former friend Of Ponce
man Becker, had been recalled ana
testified, District Attorney Whitman
closed the case for the state in second
trial of Lieut.. Becker. The defense
has introduced nothing new. Ihe
testimony of Pitt came as a shock 10
Becker. Pitt swore TO several CON
ferences with Becker and testlileo
that while he was on the train with
Rocker enroute to Sing Sing, Becker
told him TO skill the squealer, Rose
Mrs. Becker win positively go on
the stand and try to save her nus
band from the electric chair She lS
expected TO contradict much OF the
testimony given by witnesses for the
state. who swore that Rose and h'r
husband we're friendly. 1t is unher-
stood that she will also attack llltt'
If is expected the ease VIII 90 to the
Jury Saturday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-19
CALL FOR OIL
MASS MEETING
Development Of Ripley Field
Rcncws Activity in
Cimarron

q. G. Hornor, of the Cimarron Val
lev oil company has issued call for
an oil mass meeting, which reads az
follows,
A general public meeting OF citizens
~ hereby called to be held at the CITY
Han on Friday evening, May END, ~
4. 40 II. M Everybody Is cordially IN
yitpd and especially requested to pc
present at this meeting to hear n
Statement and discussion of matters
that are Of great interest 70 the ettis
1ens Of Guthrie and Logan county IN
connection with the oil situation ~
Gnthrie. The probabilities Of develop
ing mn oil field at or near thshfle Is
now hy far the most important thing
that "a in sight for Guthrie, and the
opeuing of the field at Ripley affords
40 much announcement to the enter
ntlse now being carried out by the
rimarron valley oil company that
every citizen of Guthrie and Logan
county should feel special interest,"
IN leaving no stone unturned to max"
this affori success The well now
being sunk hy the Cimarrog Valley
eonnany east Of Guthrie, Is being ph'
down In such way as to pc an an
4olnte test and in view of the iacf
,hat the sinking OF this we'll Is pun :
Nc enterprise, having for It's purpose
the deyelopment Of Gutnrie ana l4oe
gan county, and more especially III
view of the fact that at the present
fine II Is the only substantial project
of a public nature tha is being earned
forward for the general benefit o
| the community, every person VINO has
anv interest at stake in Guthrie ol
| the vicinity OF Guthrie, should slve
sufficient time and attention to TINS
matter To make it success Ine
company feels assured that with thf
start that has been made and with
reasonable degree OF 60 operation, tnt
project can be carried through to q
finish. In view of the interests Al
stake. ii is hoped that there VIII be
general turnout at the meeting a
which there viii be a full statement
made OF the oil situation at dnthri'
and full information afforded al t'
the results accomplished up to dat
and the future plans Of the cohlpah'
In carrying out the work in contem'
plation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-19
WILL PUT SKELETON
ROAD IN C00O SHAPE

The inspection committee oil tne
aood Roads Association have IN
snected the road north of Guthrie the
past few days and found most OIL u
IN good shape with the exception ol
the approach to the new Clmarroh
bridge and part Of the half mi'e horen
,f the skeleton hill huneh Oh
ot,,tanr workers will probably 20
an to work on the Skeleton mn '"'''
an Thursday or Friday. South OF the
inv farmers have been at work sew
eral days the past week ana are GET
ting the line in good shape ! ne
.a,tion of the line needing work the
worst at this timei the ilVe "''e'
rom Seward cemetery TO N"'e''''
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-19
N|SSLEY
WELCOMES
STATE FOE.
NINTH ANNUAL CONVEN
TION OF EAGLES OPENS
AT OPERA HOUSE

Tho first session Of the ninth an
nual convention OF state Eagles open
ed at II O'Clock this morning at the
opera house. Nearly every aerie in
the state was represented at the morn
ing meeting. The heavy rains when
fell on the East Side of the state last
night and yesterday kept many away
Many delegates arrived this after
noon and large crowd is expected for
the meeting tomorrow
At 1870 this afternoon the general
session Of the day began. Rev A. u
Nicholas, pastor of the Episcopal
church, opened the meeting with pray
or. after which Mayor Nlssley on be
half of the city delivered the address
Of welcome IN response TO the al
dress Of welcome Judge +. .. Cassidy
Of shawnee delivered a masterfnl adj
dress. Tho convention organized INTO
business s'7s'''' '' . y
resi- Of the dav was consumed in hear
ling reports ana "ppo''''''N ''''
tees.
Tomorro" VIII prove '''' '''''
in EaslHdow at 'he S'''' ''' W. "
thnre sill bo something doing ever'
minute. l"lol1lsp'on N'9
Iday to INC f''eo1 way A
headed pF 70 '' '''S7 ''''''
pieees VIII o' mere '''is'' .'''
for representation }"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-19
BOOSTED TO HEAD
| OF NORTHERN PACIFIC
Appointed By Phone, Leaving III
Details to The Wizard Of
Finance
QBy Associated Pressl

Washington, May l9.-Cnarles u,
Mellen, former president Of the New
Haven railroad told the Interstate
commerce commission to-day how ],
+. Morgan gave him the presidency of
the Northern Pacific railroad, which
MeIlen held for six years prior to go
ing to the New Haven road.
Mellon said that Morgan called him
to the telephone.
"That you, Mr. Mellen?'
Eyes"
Can anybody hear2'
''No."
"Wlll you take the Northern Paci
fic presidency
"Yes,e answered.
"Wnl you leave all details % me
Yes.
About two or three weeks later.
Melen said, he became president 81
Itlb NV titAi
Mellen told how the .'ew Haven
road paid thirty five million dollars
for the Westchester railway, which
Is only twenty six miles long.
Mellen said that he did not think
much OF the proposition, but when ne
asked Morgan about it. Morgan treat
ed him "brusquely' and 9humillated
him when he asked to explain abouf
the acquiring OF Westchester,
He said he feared that many repi-
tations would be damaged but added
that much of the stock was held by
people in Fourteenth street. New
York where Tammany Hall ~ 10
Gated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-19
DR., THOMPSON
lAUDS GUTHRIE
Says Visiting Doctors Were Much
Impressed With Cleanliness
and Health Of City

Dr. G. A. Thompson, secretary o'
the Oklahoma State Medical assocla
linn which Just closed its twenty
second annual meeting here. who Is
in Guthrie today. states that the
meeting was one of the finest ever
held from every standpoint, that the
attendance would have been doubled
had the members appreciated fully
the high class of the scientific papers
presented and that the features OF
social entertainment were llhsnf- :
nassed in elegance, taste and merit
Tie was especially enthusiastic over
the splendid entertainment given az
the consistory and stated that u
excelled anything he had ever op-
served even at the annual meetings
of the American Medical association
The visiting physicians heretofore
unfamiliar with Guthrie were i'm
nressed with its civic cleanliness, its
parks and beautiful surrounding
country and the general good VIII ana
cordiality extended to them by all the
peopIe of Guthrie. The visitors LETT
with extreme good feeling for our
people and the entire meeting was
marked by absence of complaints OF
lacl, Of service or attention; the local
medical profession came in for com
mendation for the way it handled the
different features of the meeting,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-19
HUERTA Ex.M|M|STER
NOW FEARS ASSASSINATION
Under Arrest al Vera Cruz Await
Ing Departmental Action; Media
Tors al Buffalo

Washington, May 19--Reports fron
Mexico City that the long delayed
train from San Luis Potosi has ar
rived without American Counsel Sill
man, concerning whose safety the
Huerta government has given repeat"
ed assurance, has re aroused the con-
cern Of the state department.
Secretary Bryan said today that re
pcated messages from the Huerta for
cign office said that Silliman, who
had been held at SatIlo by the fed
erals, had been released and was en-
route to Mexico City under guard.
No information comes from Huerta
concerning the American. soldier
Private Samuel Parks, though, un-
officially, Bryan is satisfied that
Parks was executed by federas Huer-
ta's government has failed to commu T.
ricste details of the tragedy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-19
REPUBLICAN STATE
COMMITTEE TO MEET

The Republican state committee VII
meet a, oklahoma City at the Sbirvin
hotel tomorrow morning. Col Amos
Ewing candidate for the Legislature
in the First Logan district, and Judge
VIII II. Chappen, candidate for con
sres- from the Fifth district. LEFT TO
aa. 40 attend the meeting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-19
IIRRtJTlA FEARED hSSASS'
.NATlON IN MEXICO CITY.

Vera Cruz, May 19.-'Eureliano
rtrrutia ex-minister of the Hnerta
cabinet who came near being mohned
nv uexicans here last evening, saln
.hot he left the capital because he
feared assassination and in the peiiei
tbat a revolt will shortly occur IN
Nlexico He did not want 10 po
,bere he said, when it happened
,lrr,,sia was arrested at Genera
r,nston's order and placed nnnef
guard.
he was led through the streets
bc was Kissed by Mexicans' whici
shows the widespread anti -Hner'a
sentiment here
Most of the fugltives from Mexico
CITY are welcome here. but the resi-
dents found It difficult to separate
Irr,,tia from the Huerta regime. al
though the provisional president ha'
dropped him
Several residents OF Vera 'ru
asked the state department at WASH
,rc,on to have TTrrutia held un''
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-19
ALFRED ADLER WILL
SEEK TREASURtR'S OFFICE

Alfred Adler Guthrie young man
~ unusual clerical ability VIII MAKE
tho race for the office of county
treasurer on the democratic 'i'N''
MIR Adler for many years has n'en
q resident Of Guthrie and has n''''
for the past several years engaged III u
tho abstract business. He IS Wei
,,own over the county and is popn-
lar in Guthrie. He Will make an az =
tive campaign and has disposed oi
his abstract business in order 10 "'
free 10 make the canvass. AuieF J.
qualified in every way to MAKE
snIendid county treasurer and II
elected will give his personal a'''n
ton TO the work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-19
WEAVER DENIES RUMOR
Of OFFICE REMOVAL

Congressman Weaver sent tei'-
-r.m to The Leader today saving |
.a.a a letter that a rumor is bein-
circulated in Guthrie to the effect that
d tn endeagor.ng TO have the United
states and office. and marshal S off
fce removed 70 Oklahoma CITY The
-aporf il wholly untrue win NJ
foundation whatever never thought
NJ such a proposition The letter is tn'
t Trstr ever heard Of f. 7 am opposed
70 such removal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-19
HUNGARIAN PREMIER
ANO LEGISLATOR IN DUEL
(By Associateds Pressl

Budapest. Hungary. May ls--count
stephen Tisza. the Hungarian, prem
ier. and stephen Rakovsky member
of the lower house. fought . duel with
rapiers this morning.
They fought five bouts and both
we're wounded
Thed uel thereupon was stopped, but
the men were not reconclled
The duel grew out of an altorcatlon
in the Hungarian parliament
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-19
TUCKER CASE DRAGS
IN FEDERAL COURT

Special io the Leader
Oklahoma city, Mag . Little OF
Importance in the ease Of the govern
ment against H. II. Tucker and otn-
ers. charged with conspiracy, deYei-
oned today Il. + Billingsley, secre-
tarv-treamrer Of the Uncle sam Ol
company. was used by the government
in identifying checks given by his
company TO \. W. comstock' lohr
Palmer and Wesley " Dial, also DC
fendants. for legal services Th'
sums aggregated several thonSan'
dollars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-19
WOMEN MAY RUN
FOR TWO OFFICES

Oklahoma city May ia woman
cannot run for any office in Oklaho-
ma except county superintendent or
commissioner Of charities and corfee-
tiops. under the Harris Day code ac -
cordng to an opinion recently given
to Secretary Ben Riley Of the state
election board by the attorney gen
erals offi.c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-19
CARVER SUES Fl. SMITH q
WESTERN R. R. FOR SD

u u Carver against the Ft' 7'"''"
e. Western railroad is the si}le "i a
,ase filed in district court today "7'
March a Ft Smith engine ran "'''
and killed fine Jersey co" w.
,onoinr 10 Carver. lie sued the com
nan, for SO damages in Justice So
TONS court and lost. He now appear
10 the higher court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-19
MExlCANS APOLOGIZE
FOR BEING RETiCENT.

New York. May 19.~-other ina"
tho EXPRESSED hope that their mission
to the mediation conference VIII re-
suit in an honorable and Satisfactory
conclusion the Mexican Ped'' WV
gates thus far have cloaked lnen
answers 10 inquiries in apologies io'
not being able to discuss 50 uch'""
n question.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-19
Vanderbilt ROW
''" IS PUT OVER

special 10 the Leader
Oklahoma city. May 49, The Meth
odist church. south. GENERAL confer
ence. reconsidered the committee re-
mort recommending tue withdrawal oi
the church from the Vanderbilt tni-
versity. The whole matter VIII h'
sent back TO the committee with IN
st-uciions 70 act bv sustaining the
snirl, of tho former report, withdraw
ing from the school but retainin'
,nrisdic,ian in any other action tha
.nev might see III.