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The Harrison times., 1914-08-22
Election Proclamation.

Id W. Helm, Sheriff Of Boone County. Ar,
kansas, do hereby proclaim that there viii be
an election held in the several townships in
said county on the second Monday in Septem'
ber the same being the 18th day Of Septem-
Der 1914
Al which election the following State, Dis.
trict County and Township officers are TO be
voted for and other matters herein named
submitted to the people, to.wit;
State Officers,---One Governor, one Secre'
tary of State, one Auditor Of State, one Super
intendent of Public Instruction, one TreaSur-
er, one Commissioned OF State Lands one At
torney General, one Commissioners OF Mines,
Manufactures and Agriculture, one Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court, and three rail
road Commissioners,
District Ofcers. lone Circuit Judge Of the
Fourteenth judicial Circuit, one Prosecuting
Attorney Of the Fourteenth Judicial Circuit.
one State Senator OF the Third Senatorial Dis
trict.
County OfRcers..-.One representative, one
County and Probate Judge, one Circuit Clerk,
one County Clerk, one Sheriff, one Collector.
one Treasurer, one Assessor, one surveyor
and one Coroner.
Township Offcers. Two justices of the
Peace, one Constable and one Road OyerSeer
in each township, except in Harrison Town
ship, which is composed Of two road districts,
one OverseeT will be elected in each District.
ACTS PROPOSED BY INIATlVE PETITION OF
THE PEOPLE.
For or Against Act No, 3,..Publicity Act.
AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION OF
ARKANSAS, PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE
PETITION TO THE PEOPLE.
For or Against Amendment No. l4"''Munici.
pal Bond Amendment.
AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF
ARKANSAS, REFERRED TO THE PEO.
PLF BY LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
For or Against Amendment No. l5,.--FiNing
salary for members Of the General Assembly.
For or against Amendment No, l6.."Provid'
ing for the election Of a Lieutenant Governor
OTHER MATTERS.
For or Against Liquor License.
For or Against sale Of Native Wine,
For or Against Road Tax.
Said election will be held at the usual vot.
ing precincts in said county.
Witness my hand as such Sherh on this
the l4th day Of August, l944,
j, W. HELM, Sheriff.
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22
Notice.

In the Boone chonccry Court September
term 1914
Grand Lodge 7, n a, Masons Of Arkansas,
for the use and benefit OF Boone Lodge No.
ana Plaintiff
versus
Lucy NJ, Hull widow, and Hugh {, HUI
Ralph A, Hull, Howard \, Hull, Lillian HUI
and Lex Hull, surviving children and heirs NJ
law Of Alex G, iiull, deceased DEFENDANTS
Notice IN hereby given that the plRnlll hat
filed In this court HIS petition 10 have re,
stored and admitted 90 record in the once 0l
the Recorder of Boone g0pnly, Arkansas q
certain warranty deed executed by Allen 6
Hui In bis lifetime and by Lucy NJ Hull con-
yeyihe TO Boone Lodge No 5l4 T, n A, Ma
son a, the land hereinafter described said pc
tition also asking that plHintlff's title In Aut
TO the following described real estate situated
In Boone county, state ot Arkansas to'wit
Lot two In block three, IN the original town
Of Harrison, be established, Quiricd ana con
hFmed In plaintiff successors ana AsslRhh,
Now all persons Nh0 claim any interest IN
or 20 said land are hereby notified 10 appear
In said court within siN weeks from this date
and show cause why the title 6i nlaihtin Id
aud to said land are hereby notified 70 appear
In this court within siN weeks from this lntt
and chow cause why the title Of pluIhun ~
md 10 said land should not be- confirmed, unt
the warranty deed Aforesaid restored bnd ud
mittrG ~ record
Witness my hand and the seal Of this C0ufl
this 18th day Of July 1914
MARNlk HA1HtOA1, tltfHi
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22
Quit Taking Risky Calomel.

Here II a vegetable tonie that ~ iaf
better for you 20 take than the dan
gefous drug and poison called ealo,
mel You can never tell when ealomel
IL going 70 "get YOU" That's the
worst thing about taking so uncertain
and dangerous drug for eonsupa'
ton and liver troubles for ealomel Is
liable 60 saliyate you or Knock YOU
ont for at least day The very next
time YOU try it,
The CITY Drug Store has the mild
vegetable remedy that sueecsslully
takes the place Of eal0mel THIS fern'
edy Ia Dodson's Liver Tone a very
pleasant tasting nquid that gives
quick but gentle relief from eonsti'
patton, torpid or "iasy' liver,
Dodson's Liver Tone Is fully guar
antccd aud II you buy u large bottle
for so cents aud II does not satisfy
you entirely, the drug store where you
bought IL viii promptly give you your
money back with a smile
Dedson's Is fine for both children
and grown people,
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Russell, OF
Green Forest visited Harrison be-
tween trains Yesterday.
Gordon Lewis, former reporter
on the Herald, has gone TO work IN
the operating department OF the NJ
& n. A.
Mr.. and Mr. Victor Wilbur, OF
Joplin. Mo, spent the first the week
visiting with DR.. and Mrs j. b.
Andrews.
Burton Bunch and family, came
over from Lead Hill Saturday,
making the trip by automobile IN
two hours,
-Messrs. Gus Seawell and 7, H,
Flippin, of Yellville, spoke at Demo,
cratic Rallies at Omaha, Lead Hill
and Zinc the first of the week
"A. W. Parke, the well known
Little Rock newspaper man, spent
Yesterday in Harrison sizing up the
county iudustrially and politically
1.-The Lynn-Weich Mercantile Co.,
Is placing its new stock of groceries
This week in the new Paul building
next door north from its dry goods
store,
W. A. Gowan, Newton county
farmer, paid $40 fine last Friday for
taking a pair Of shoes from The Fair
store while the clerk was looking the
other way, He plead guilty when
caught.
M. J, Russell, head master Of the
academy at Hendrix College, is
spending part of his summer vaea-
tion visiting with his father, A. J,
Russell, several miles east of Harri.
son. He was in town the first OF
the week, and was pleased to OBJ.
serve the remarkable growth OF
Harrison during the past year.
Nv, F. Gordon this week sold the
northeast corner lot in Gorden's Park
lust south from the Newman home
place, to Hon. B. B. Hudgins, who
contemplates erecting on it a mod
ern and roomy residence, All but one
lot in Gordon's Park have been Isold,
and most of them are occupied by
some of the best residences in the city.
n -Harrison's Base Ball team closed
the season with the successful games
of last week and disbanded Several
Of the semi.professionals employed
have gone to other points, but ma
iority of the players will be here rea'
dy to reorgani2e for next year, The
Atheletic Association, which had
charge of the team, will maintoin its
organization through the coming
winter
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22
Notice for Publication
Department oi he interior
ID ntnrt IA luTIttDu. AIN.

Department N The Interior
U, s. Land once n Harrison, AIR
August IAN lNiAi
Notice ID hereby given that william 7
Brewster, Of piHdpll Aglh who on March ~
1909. made Homestead Entry striri No, 6f5ot
for sW iASE ia See ~ NbW ia SW Ia
hW ia Sec gg, Township 10 Is, Range IN W.
bth prln Meridian has hltd nutIruol Intention
Ia make rive year proof 10 establish claim
tu thr above described, before Register aud
Receiver, 10 haFrIsun, Arm ON lht gtlh daA
uf Sept 1914, tlaimeni names Az Witnesses
Joe Mann, r. NJ, Daniels, Rubi fpfFymah,
Alfred Hammond Hli Of pihdhh Afk.
Bfite B ihdEihBi Register.
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22
Hopewell.

T. Il, Kipdall is building house
over his eistern,
Mrs, Cora Greee and children
visited with folks on Crooked Creek
Sunday,
viii Rothroc and D. C. Wood OF
Liberty finished bailiug Tor us last
Monday,
Sherman Kindall has dug a cellar
and is making preparations to build
a new house,
Most of our people attended the
closing services Of the Oak Grove
meeting last Sunday at the Hagard
Ford Four were baptised,
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22
Notice for Publication.
pep0rlmenl os lhe InIorIcr

DUpUTImInI Ub INC TnTVTIVT
U, S, Land Once at Harrison, Ark, .,..
July 23, 1894
Notice Ii hereby given that Loncy i, Ell
son, Of Lead Hill, Arku who on December lb
" l,2 aw Ia section -, n l'2 NV Id, section
20, township 81 north, range 10 west, L, u
W, r. 5th principal meridian, has filed no
ticc Of intention TO make three year hna
proof to establish claim TO the land above dc
rcrihcd before the register and receiver NJ
Harrison, Ark, ON the fth day Of September
1914, NIT
Claimant names ny witnesses /, !, Ellison
q, w, Parrish, Lon Brown, and james Smith
all Of Lead Hill, ARK, ..
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22
Notice for Publica alton.

Department Of the Interior,
U, s, Land once ut Harrison, Ark ..
August 8, 1914
Notice is hereby given that Floyd S, Harris
Of WillCOcksOn, ArRuwAo on january 4, l0lt
made Homestead Entry No, 0lO6s2 for sw Ia
Of Sc ia and We Id Of sw Id, Section 26, town,
ship II north, range 20 west, 5ih principal
meridian, has filed notice Of intention to
make Communication proof to establish claim 70
the land above described before the keg ittel
and Receiver at Harrison, Ark, on the 22nd
day Of September 1914,
Claimant names as wtnnBs6g l., D, Che0b
bro Ida CheasbrO, Nclghh0rs, Il, T. Henlen,
BRlCE y, HUDGlNS, Register,
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22
Notice for Public alton
DrpnIImpni uf The initrII

Department ui the interior,
U, s, Land once VI Harrison, Arh-
August i7th iOi4,
Notice Ia hereby given that Joe Mann Of
pihdah Arlg VINO, on August 2glh illV, mHde,
u66gslpad i5hiery serial, No o7JBH, for 4 ia
NWisd& Efii4gW ia Section 81, Township
iG n, Range ~ W. bth pfih Meridian, hsh
hied notice Of intention 10 make Three year
pfaot 10 establish elHlm TO the land above
destflbod, before Register And kttelvtr NJ
ilafrleon, Arkansas, on the gHth day Of SEPT,
1914, Claimant names ph Wlintttps w 7,
nfeweeipf, y, NJ Daniels, k0bli peffymah,
Alfred Hammond, all Of plhdHll Aft,
Bfiee H. iiHdfihtt Register,
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22
Presbyterian Church.

After next Sunday we hope 70 be
in our new church, so our last
services will be held in the Opera
House Sunday morning, It is hoped
that all the Sunday school and
church people will make an effort to
be at this service The subject Tor
the morning sermon will be "0ut ol
the wilderness into the promised
land" u. T. Wayniek,
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22
Warning Order.

State Of Arkansas,
in the Boone Chancery Court Se6temoer
Term, 1914, ..,o
Peoples Bank Of Harrison plaintlh
Vs Warning order
George T. Meyer and NAV Meyer his wife,
are hereby warned TO appear In this court
within thirty days and answer the complaint
oisthe plaintiff, Peoples Bank OF Harrison,
Given under my hand and the seal OF said
court on this the l2th day Of August 1914,
MARVIN HATHCOAT, Clerk,
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22

-Schweitzer's Pasture for Aug
ust for 81,
Nail the loose planks about your
town and the loose lies,
A new opera house has Just been
completed at Green Forest,
Don't be a fellow who never
runs to anything but a FIRE.
If YOU need Cement, Lime o! Brick,
call the Jersey Mill. Phone 81,
DO not think you can prosper
whether the town does or not.
See the Boone Co. Abstract Co for
&siracts. Office in Court House.
Any man who has feet can kick,
but it takes brains 10 boost,
Give william Tyler a chance to d
your painting. Work guaranteede
References given
Think well Of your town and
your town will think well of you,
-WAYTEp.-A girl to do general
house work. Address Jonn F. Davis
No 264, Harrison, Ars'
Money talks, but il you send it
far away don't complain if You
can't hear It,
Boy wanted. Willing worker
can learn bakery trade Apply
Central Grocery & Bakery
The great question, after all, is
whether this is a community or a
freight station,
-Paragraphers make fun Of the
kind Of people who talk, but If folks
didn't talk where, would the news
come from
If this town had the livest
citizens the citizens would soon have
the livest town,
How is a woman ever 20 be
~aidcnt, No one can ever attain
that position until long after the
age Of 20,
Take liver square for bilious
ness, torpid liver, malaria S5e per
box, If your druggist cannot supply
YOU, write the Liver Square Company
at Cotter, Arkansas,
Ideal home, ten iots, fig orchard,
Layaea Bay front Health and pleas
ure, Also good 10 acre farm cheap
for cash, or would take part IN good
Harrison property. Address t. j. Es'
les, Alamo Beach, Texas,
STUTTGART parties have purehas'
ed "A body Of land near Fayetteville
which they claim is underlaid with
a fifty foot bed Of guono, II is SAID
Federal authorities can offer no eS,
PLANTATION as to what species OF bird
laid the deposit, That the guano
has been there many yeafe isindieat'
I'D by the fact that it is covered by
Nv o feet of soil
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22
Christian Church.

The title Of the Sunday morning
sermon is "ln Union There is
Strength" and for the evening This
is the Life" F. NJ, CUMMINGS
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22
Christian Church.

The subject for the sunday morn
ipp sermon is THE Fellowship OF tht
Enlightened, and for evening "Glod
and God" 7, NJ, CUMMINGS
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22
Land Bargain.

For sale cheap, 100 acres Of good
timber lands Two miles south OF
Omaha, Ark, Fine fot pasture or
fruit farm Sec Ben + MeMahan'
nAffiA0n, Arm,
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22
Local and Personal

L
is yours the best looking house
in the block, or the worst?
Miss Cornelia Cooke has gone
to Fort Smith for an extended visit.
Don Parkinson made business
trip to Saint Joe the hrst OF the week.
1t isn't the money they spend
that makes people poor; it isthe mon
ey they squander.
1t is pleasant to hear a man say
my town" but tits better TO hear
him say "Our town
Don't be satisfied TO praise pub
lie spirit where it is deserved; deserve
little yourself.
Bank Examiner Guy Phillips,
spent the first of the week in
Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Burns, of
Fay ettevile, visited with Chas, NJ.
Greene this week,
People who are always looking
for the right price sometimes over,
look the right goods.
Mrs. Arch Crump entertained
the Daughters Of the Confederacy
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. Jack Morrow Of
Cincinatti Ohio, are guests Of W, W.
and Z. f Larimer this week.
-Mesdames Bryan and McClary
are looking after insurance business
this week at Clinton.
The Frew Saddlery Co., sold a
hve-passenger Ford automobile this
week to !, A. Hawkins, Of Omaha,
Il. NJ. Smith and son, who have
been visiting relatives here, left
Tuesday for St. Louis and Chicago,
R. c. Huey, assistant forest.
supervisor, and wife are enjoying
their summer vacation at Detroit.
Mich,
There used TO be a knocker on
every door butnow they push but
ton, A push is better than knock
anytime,
Miss Myrtle Reed returned the
first of the week from a visit 20 her
brother Lester at Joplin, accompan-
led by her little neice, Glois Reed.
! Vim. Parr began this week the
Vcrection of three brick business build
Iings on his lots east of the square on
Stevenson avenue. He already has
them all rented,
Lena Rivers Monday night,
! August cath at the Big Tent
Theatre, Program changed each
each night All new and special
scenery. Prices Is and 95 cents,
The Blondn Show next week
opening play Lena Rivers, in four
long acts, Specialtics between each
and every act Program changed
each night, Prices IS and % cents,
Don't fair 70 see LENA Rivers" "
| Monday night August oath at the
Big Tent Theatre, Program changed
each night Doors open 7'45
Curtain rises S15, Prices 10 and
% cents
Mrs. Willmm W, Hudson, who
has been seriously i'll since the death
of her husband last month, died at
her home south Of town Wednesday
evening The children thus doubly
bereit have the sympathy Of all our
people,
The Blondin Tent Show opens a
three days engagement here next
Monday evening on the Chautauqua
grounds, just opposite the Planters
Hotel Their performances will all
be clean and up 10 date, and please
The rainstorm Friday night OF
last week caused the eaneelling OF the
speaking appointment Of Harry Ny
ers, republican candidate for the y,
! S, Senate. Even the elements are at
outs with our stand.pat friends this
year
Those who know their subsefip'
tions to the TIMES have expired
should write for renewal at once il
! ,hey desire IL continued lust now
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22
Warning Order.

state Of Arkansas, ,......,... ,,.,,.
MFeerd, palhtii
versus Warning Order
Esther MeC6fd, Delehuahl
tbe defendant Esther MeCord, ls hereby
warned 10 appear IN this court wllhln lhtW
days ana answer the complaint ol lhe plelh'
tn l., NJ MetOrdi ...,, ....,,
this August eiat, 1914 ...-..... .,.-,.
fy G, Ei WILSON, y, G,
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22
Violin clasG.

Violin instructions, latest approved
method broad experience as ieaehef'
Phone sl6, " d S'hhhEhs'
The Harrison times., 1914-08-22
Coming Events.

Confederate Reunion, Septembe
11th and 10Th.
General election September l4th,
County Fair, Sept Is to IS,
School Fair, Oct, 1917.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-04-17

SPRING SUITS AND DRESSES EXCEPTIONAL STYLE AND
QUALITY SPECIALLY PRICED FOR APRIL
Lovely and graceful styles diversity
demand Included Suits Wraps and
material and wonderfully becoming.
WOMENS SILK DRESSES $l4S5 5000.
Afternoon and Street Dresses chiffon
fancy in Of different
new feature of the seaone advance ideas that found in
the highest priced frocksa
Dresses in dainty figured silk FouIards priced S59S
SPRING MODELS IN COAT SUITS.
We have the popular
Suits brought
the skirts in the tier hustle Nothing
the smart Suiswe show $11.s5 $3.50 S245O
Our showing Suits
for comprehensive assortment bcomngnes auho
tative styles well giving
store quite in the class with Perkins Bros Co.
$500 $3.50 and to .S245O
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-04-17
LARGEsT sTOOK sKIRTs WE HAVE EvER SHOWN

Fine new models in Skirts Of late novelty.
light weight woolens, all the new shades
new blue, tango. brown, tan, navy fancy
checks-new ruffled effects; worth $5.95
and $780, at only s4s5 and .... .$5.95
Hundreds of new silk Skirts of Taffeta,
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-04-17

Moire. Faille and POplin in seasons newest
models. They are the flounced and furbe-
lowed, the bouffant or slightly hustle ef-
fects; the tunic and the TERED Skirts, as
well as the elaborate draped. If you want
to get the best values obtainable see these
at $5.95. $6.45. $3.50 and 80 .S5
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-04-17
Special April Offerings

THIS MONTH will be the buying month Perkins Brothers Company The
past six weeks has been cold muddy getting
unpleasant Nov April with and time for Spring and Summer Goods Of all
kinds You will profit by making this We will hundreds
hundreds special bargains through Apm the fact that March cold
and backward mOnwe endeavg trade this month enough
double values and bargains makeup spirit
enduP and round April the best bargain giving month Of
Spring period the history business You'll lose fail
through April AT this particular stocks running with u
u merchandise Every department its best and bu of the
chandse be found anywhere the This month will Of the
greatest offerings this store has put forth Our system doing
and the successful operating Of Dry Goods Okla
homa and Texas places position help pennies
the high living invitation Come Perkins Bros Co.
and let us show the
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-04-17
SPECIALS.

20 yards Apron Checks. ...Sl.OO
20 yards Bleached Domestic 81. 90.
20 yards LII Brown Domestic ST
20 yards Cotton Checks !. 81 90
~ cards Heavy shirting !. .$1.OO.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-04-17
Men S and Boys Wear
At Perkins Bros. Store

your needs at these special April prices.
OYER THE STORE
Come and share in these-you'n save.
Mems Neglgeee Shirts, soc values
500 y
Mems Blue Work Shirts. soc values
-35G--
Mems Elastic Seam Drawers. soc quality
"37 I'D
25c Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers for men
"19C-
soc Grade Babriggan Underwear. 2 garments
-75c--
Boys Splendid quality Underwear. garment
25c---
Boys soc Knee Pants April bargain. pair
39G---
Boys sl.oO Knee Pants Splendid value
70c
Big lot Mems Necktes. oaly
19c--
Mems soc Ties in Special Spring eolors
---3SG--
Mems Black and Tan Hose, 1Oc kind
"7 1-2&-
Mems Paris and Silk LisIe Gsrters 25c. values
w19G-
ss inch Canvas worth &c. only
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-04-17
Newcst in Dress
Goods

Fine Serges, Shepherd Checks and
Fancy Woolens, in wide widths, at
yaru, nOG
Wool Crepe, Silk Taffetas, Messa-
lines at ........... 90
Crepe de Paris in Black,
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-27
BOYS CUT ANOTHERS HAIR;
GIVEN SEVERE REPRIMAND

COLORADO SPRINGS, April 25.--
Lawrence Sebring wore his hair too
long to suit some OF his classmates
at the high school, so Mckay Sollen-
berger, Howard Carroll, Ray Harri-
son and Clayton Nelson administered
a haircut, using force to attain their
object.
Sebring's parents caused the arrest
Of the four, and they pleaded guilty
when arraigned before Justice Mad
den. Madden says that he believes
it a case where the old fashioned
trunk strap will be the most suitable
remedy. He has deferred sentence
until the school authorities and the
boys parents have had time to decide
whether they would rather follow this
course.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-27
LIST OF DEAD AND
WOUNDED AT LUDLOW

The following is the revised list of
the dead ald wounded in the battle
between the strikers and militia in
the southern coal fields:
DEAD AT LUDLOW.
Albert Martin, private, Company A,
Denver.
Louis Tilsas. leader Of the Greek
strikers.
James Fyler, financial secretary Of
the Ludlow union.
Frank Rebino, striker, Ludlow.
Premo Larsie, 18 brewery worker,
Trinidad.
Frank Snyder, IL, son Of William
Snyder, Ludlow.
Charles Costa, 81, union organizer
Mrs. Elalino Costa, 81.
Lucy Costa, a.
Ouafrio Costa, 6.
Two daughters of Mrs. Chavez. 4
and 6.
Baby Chavez, 6 months old.
Nephew of Mrs. Chavez, 8.
Clardillo Pedrigon, 4, daughter of
Mrs. Marcelino Pedrigon.
Rogerio Pedrigon, 9.
Lucy Petrucci, 3.
Joe Petrucci, 4.
Frank Petrucei, 8.
Unidentified striker, body lying on
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-27
STATE GRAND JURY RETURNS
FORTY-ONE INDICTMENTS

After being In session for over two
weeks, the grand jury adjourned yes
terday at noon and submitted its re-
port to the United States district
court, Judge Lewis presiding. The
jury returned total of forty-one in
dictments affecting total of forty
five men within the state of Colorado.
One of the most important cases
which came before the grand jury
was that of Orson Adams, the capi-
talist of Grand Junction, until sew
eral months ago president Of the Mesa
County National bank. Through al
legged misappropriation of funds the
bank was forced to close its doors.
Many people were almost ruined by
the loss of money in the bank. The
case was submitted to the grand jury
week before last and after taking an
entire day 20 its consideration the
grand jury returned an indictment
which included the total of S5 counts
The indictments recites that Adams
may be tried for embezzlement, mis-
appropriation of banks funds, alb
stracting monies from the bank with
out authority. making false entries on
the books and other records of the
bank, accepting money knowing that
the bank was insolvent and several
other minor charges. In many In
stances 4 WIS fonnl that M eed6 r
Mt the benk had been char ~ y =
tKe WIN 81 txe bfGsid2nf Without any
Of the officials of the institution
knowing of the incidents until the
bank was closed.
In case Of a conviction on all Of the
counts brought by the grand jury
against Adams he would have to serve
a total of 425 years, the punishment
for the conviction in each case being
five years as the minimum In the
United States federal prison.--Pueblo
Chieftain.