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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-29
Commission OPENS BIDS
FOR LIGHTING ET CETERA
Owing io Absence of Commissioner
Bisens Contracts We're let
For supplies.

a. special meeting OF the city
Commission held last night. al which
commissioner Biyens was absent.
bids Wcro opened on drugs building
.of sidewalks and curbs and street
lighting.
Several OF me drug firms of tho
ci,y entered IN competitive bidding
for supplying tho city health depart
mont With drug chemicals. pre-
scriptiOus and pharmaceutical
There WAS considerable variation
IN the bids and the Commits lon de
fcrred letting Of the contract until
the city health officer b consulted
Uith reference to the merits OF mo
bids.
Willmorins a Mullen and ". e.
Reeves were the competitive bidders
for the city concrete work The for
mer. who have heretofore held ia"
city contract for number of year
were the lowest bidders
For street lighting tho city Water
"a Light GO was the only bidder.
their bid being accompanied with q
certified check for $500 as guar
au,ce for faithful carving out al
thc contract in ease II b. awarded
to them Tho Amarillo Gas Go kav
Ing failed 10 make q hid the Mayor
ruled that its opportunity for bid
ding was lost
contract was presented and read
by city Attorney Doolcy In which the
city and the firm OF Lcdford a co.
enter into final agreement tor the
erection OF the new fire station The
builders have ill Sept 18th 90 com
plctr the building The CONTRACT
viii be signed today.
communication from g. W. Bak
or with reference t0 a railroad cross
ing was referred 10 MANAGER Hardin
o. bring up a. q future regular scs-
sion Oi the Commission
An ordinance defining nuisance
and regulations against them was
taken up for final correction. o. VIII
Dee passed to- It's final reading 40 AN
irly session.
An ordinance regulating the op-
Grafton Of autos. cycles. cabs. motor
cycles aud other vehicles within th,
city limits and numbering Of same
and providing for penalties. was
passed 10 first reading az the meet
.ug, after which the Commission ad
Irurnod TO meet again tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-29
HEREFORD WHITE FACES
". CUNNINGHAM ANGELS


This afternoon the Hereford white
faces viii oppose the Cunningham
Angels In a "fiorcc" battle, which Is
70 be- fought ON the Glonwood park
Irounds Hereford has sent In a..
advance hcraldry of expected scalp
taking, hui the locals are dotormin-
cd that th'y win maintain thcir SUI
prcmacy over the visitors which they
demonstrated In last years contests
Tho Angels will line up as lol
lows.
Adams FIRST base. WilmorinF. acc-
ond hes", Baker. third base. iuchcs.
short stop Carl l,ft field Harris.
conicr field Worth right Held
Baiiorie. Holman Webster and
Crudginglou
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-29
HERBERT LEWIS VISITS
WITH FOINEE FRIENDS

Herbert Levi. and wife are In the
city as the guests OF Dr and Mrs
r. Vs. Dodsuu Mr.. Lewis resided
in Amarillo back In leOc-1. and is
we'll remembered by many old friends
here. he Is now engaged In special
edition work in connection with OF
eanizcd labor publications which he
lInds pleasant and remuueratiyc He
expects to be- Ia Amarillo for some
time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-29
GRAND JURY REPORTS
AND FINALLY DISMISSED

Z Wa- IN Session - Dnjs. Returned
- true iill-. ihnusbnd- Due
county ~ Delinquent 1aNe-.
Tho Potter county grand jury Tor
Tine present term of the District
court complcto1 iis work yesterday
Afternoon and Hlod iis final report
aIItuc request o. br dismissed The
overall recommendations Of the body.
No. given DO their report published
/ Boa uU below arc uorihy OF some
tudt and consideration Especial
/ +. tu, finding fhai Potter county
. Ia. uuf forced ans collection ~ DO.
| lrluruf apn since 10. organization
n. ID county Tho 0mmcndh Ion
|iHlt lppHt for thr county be pur-
chased af fDr ioRct bid Do q very
timely Dn, ln ufglng that itcmiI-
OF ilt'mrn'. OF 100 county rtpedi
uu DO, published ~ lDat annual
.D boz Umr urNpapcr ~ the county
IHD jury a met long 'rlt want
lh" Report
AmariiI" MAY ~. 1919.
Tp Hon IamD N HrDenine.
JUDGE ltth District court
Amarillo Ir'aN
bHr '.I
Nr Mp Grand Iuu for mo March
Torn a ID ''II "i lh' hl.iiiri
Court inf Potter county I'hht' b'-
'H nNWi in' i"li""l"t Iihdl o.
r'r
$50 t.' N''n 100 session -' daN
'H' I'.' "h'''I your INSTRUCTIONS
90" iHf DO. 900. IDLE VT. nave exam
IN'1 800 ti'n'.'s ana i"uno - Uu'
I'I' ~ %. ..l'u are i"I I'I"hi'a ana
TOO Ni.I' Ni''h'i we 'h"lh
appropriate 'n Las hrf' ih'i lhIR'
pof'.h ". Woo I'i"hf bl'.f du"''
mentioned were returned htalhai
i.f." 5000. 'IHtIs. IH'Ie h'ihf oht
e.. I"II.IOI'I" ih'I'''l upon I'io"'
...''. I'd. ".I ""'f N' nave I'''I
rI HI....'..| "lih '"' ''"'' %.
'." count. InH bi.Iii'. Nll"Ih''h "a
ascertain 900 VIOLATION. '' Jaw. We
1000" mo-. ''f'. '.. H' uNN'i dioNt
.I'. ..'. '''u' h'. h.'h I''N'''
.n minimum" |H' 'il' 'p'N''
.' "'.'..i''| H''l'd '' '".I' I' I'.
'' member I''H TOT many YEARS
'I' o.. "'''. ' 'i' '"np'lI'd o" say
p.n. .'.. .'l 200 'i'I'I'0.' "I mo
p..'N Boo ..iIt' OF lh' 'hioi''.
mont '. 'h' '"A
$50 O..' '.am'n"d 'h' '"uf'
HnN. .U| 1000. ana TO- p''IIIIf i'
commend I0H 'Nr roof ". ''' court
I"'.' '" repaired "a" ih'. u "'.I u".
'i. 1870 'uN iir water 1910. ilh
Through in'D several oi. ih' n'il'r
in ono iu '.N'. "riou. '' a1mafiut
'Wn .''n".fipNf "ork wv on lh'
Hhi' In ihr t'"uptrtphrlH uillc'
..is ''IhIu" ''Iiiiioh render. iN'
'.I' nf OBJ" di.i'frui offices uusishi
N. tnI VIII BOO 'h" coVrH" "I time
damage the building
We recommend Iir" escape loi
't' Jury room. nn the thifd floor
rope ladders securely anchored 90
Hrn window would cost but littl'
AMI would hr better than io have
mo- moiuH God escape 90 ease col an ac.
cldont
Tho Justice ol the Ica,e.H oiiic'
ice thO North N.u conner ot the
DIE omrui badly needs plHsl"ring co.
inc Nnr'h Idr and the Office need
moro document lilies steps Dn Ena'
of building need repairing
A. iu tho iail building vo find
iHo plumbing BOO bad nap' water
running from tho upper room down
lhc pipe aud ON tho wall. uf The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-29

Samples Of wheat we're exhibited
IN the Amarillo National Bank yes
terday fro mthe farm ~ Mrs " A
Maxwell near Hartley. The wheat
E OF the Indiana variety. neR
Kind which has only been introduc-
81 In the Panhandle. and while SIN
very green and immature tho heads
are now five inches In lcngth. II
is though the field will easily WELD
thirty bushels per acre
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-29

SEEDS--tield seeds rccleancd.
prices reasonable. Early Grain &
Elev. Co. l69-ti.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-29
What Corset Do You Wear!

Even If YOU think YOU arc wearing the best corset made
act on and try Froact There may be some
thing in this make that will appeal to $500 and $3.50
the prices
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-29
Phone 434

70 Pounds Pure Cane Sugar .......... 81 90
10 Pounds Burbank Potatoes for .... ... 25c
large Sack Our Home Hard Wheat Flour for ... 81 30
large Sack White Lilac Soft Wheat Flour for - 81 so
large Sack Lone Star Missouri soft Whoa, Flour sl.65
IL liz Pound Sack Meal for Observation-Disclosures. rs
"a Pound Sack Amcoo Chicken Feed for ........ so
IL ID. Sack Graham Flour for ................. iOe
Large Bucket Swits Jewel Compound for 81 90
! Large Bucket Cruo for ....................S rs
! Large Bucket Cotioenc for Observation-Disclosures. 81 40
Large Bucket Swifts Premium Lard for 81 .65
Swift, Premium Skinned Ham, medium size for . 20
Swifts Premium Hams any size, pound ...... 10
Swifts Empire Breakfast Bacon, per pound ....... rs
Swil,s Premium Breakfast Bacon, per pound .... .27
| Gallon Can White Dark Ksro for .......... so
Gallon Can White Swan Vevs New South Syrup for .65
Half Gallon Can Log Cabin Maple Syrup for .... 10
! Gallon Can Victory Apples for ............. .35
Gallon Can California Peaches for ............ 40
Gallon Can California Backbcrrics for ....... so
Gallon Can California Pears for ...... so
l.Galon California Aprico,s so
l-Galon Can sfornia Logan Beuirr for SIS
l-Gaon Can California Green Care Plums FOR 40
81 90 Can Pompenn Imported Olive Oil FOR 80
No Van Camps Pork and Beans for rs
large Fat Mackercl for rs
2 Bricks Pearl White Goldfish for ............. rs
35e Libby's Asparagus tips FOR .......... rs
35c Hawaiian Slice Pineapple for. ........... rs
3 cans Pink Salmon for 25c
3 cans Alaska Red Salmon for SOC
2 cans Red Pie Cherries for Csc
liberia Pie Peaches 25c
cans Victory Goosebcrries .z5c
lCe Rolls Toilet Paper .25c
Fat Hens, Vegetables and Berries.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-29
!. T.. NUN hNn PARTY
REPORT MI WELL

Nra. 7 B. Nuun received q wire
less mos atc from IN Nunn and
parry aboard the steamship Menus
yesterday. stating that they had
reached the Atlantic Ocean aud none
of them had suffered from scasick
ness yet also that Dr Num- was
much better In health
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-29
Worse Than Quoted.

7 don't SEQ said Mrs Pofozlle.
Why q Is said Of a homely Wcmsn
tha, her face would stop clock |
know women whose faces would cause
clock TO run itself TO death from
sheer fright"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-29
Jspsn's Handicap Last V.sr.

Japan Ia such a mountainous coun
try that {; has "a resort 10 intensive
cultivation in order % raise enough
rice Last year Il used fertilizers 10
the value Of more than sl0i 00o .eeo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-29

The Potter County Commissioners
Court, 10 session this week. expect,
10 convene as a board OF equaliza
10" THIS morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-29

County Clerk Sam mellow ycster-
DAY issued marriage license 10
walter Jakes and Miss Lizzie pcteroz
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-29
FROLASET, Front Laced Corsets

We're sure that some day nine out OF ten will Fro
lsse good thing must sooner later, great favor
with all One would be foolish TO ordinary corset
when at the same price she may buy that possesses Tea
mend the Froiasc front laced corset We don't know OF
fashion
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-24

At Waikiki
Maui. June 20, 1914. to Mr.. and Mrs
William F. Chillingworth. 9 son.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-24

Ohauffeurs,
Al Ho9fa

Ohauffeurs:
NJ Costa
Henry r. Hughes Sam Mcmillan
Billy AyIett M. e. Miller
Antonio Rodrigues w. B. Harrpb
fFormer Young Stand Chauffeurs)
Careful operstors Best Machines
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-24
FEDERAL GRAND JURY RETURNS
: INDICTMENT AGAINST M'CARN

tons from Washington. BY yester
days mail letter arrived for me
from the encouragement but Il
merely repeated the instructions re
ceiyed by. cable
This communication reads in part
as follows:
Confirming my cablegram to you
OF this date. you are hereby appointed
q special assistant TO the attorney.
general. and are empowered TO con.
duct and prosecute all proper proceed
ings before grand jufies or the courts
In respect to matters relating 20 or
growing out Of the recent assault BY
one Mcbride upon United States At.
torney McCarn In the federal build.
ing, Honolulu j
Commenting on these Instructions,
Mr. Lindsay said:
1T seems clear TO me that II Is. In
tended shall follow up the action
taken by the grand jury by prescott.
ing the case. Mr.. McCarn was order
ed by the court to appear tomorrow
morning to plead to the indictment.
The question OF bail Il q matter left
20 the discretion Of the court
Judge Clcmons and Judge Dole
were seen by a representative Of the
Star-B Bulletin. but they refused to
make any comment on the case.
Mr.. McCarn was closeted with his
counsel the greater part of the morn.
ing. When word was sent TO nan re.
auestInR a statement for the press,
he replied that ne had nothing to
- kl.f~ tf,,,o a,,d his f,s,f,ool "A n
not volunteer statement.
The grand jurors answering the roll
call this morning. n IN number; were
as follows:
]. Morton Riggs. foreman. e k.
Deraucheile. Richard A Cooke. Henry
A. Giles, s. 6 Wilder, William Geo..
Ashley, Malcolm Mcintyre. a Henry
Along, J. Cooper. j. d. Holt, r, w.
Warham. n M. Johnson, John @.
Lane, George & McCorriston, p. ".
Doufhitt, Arthur Berg, y. r. Gait
Il Tenney Peck, ]. H. Dye, Charles
N. Forbes and albion r. Clark
The members not present had been
excused.
The indictment found by the terri
tori6l grand Jury was returned IN the
Afternoon Of Wednesday, June TO- IN
q report to Circuit Judge NiIlam u
Robinson. This indictment charges
assault with 4 weapon obviously and
dangerous 10 life.
\ A strong fight has been made by
attorney to knock out the
indictment, a number Of
objections having been urk-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-24
Chinese FIRM
gets THE ARMY
HOSPITAL JOB

The River Mill Co, Chinese con.
Itracting concern. Chang Chan, presi.
|dent. which, as announced II the Star
bulletin last SATURDAY was low bidder
ion the Fort Shafter hospital extension
job, has been awarded the contract
The figure Is $118.93e.s
When bids were first opened Il was
thought that combinations Of the
River Mill Co.'S bid and that OF George
Yamada for the three wing wards
would prove lowest, and that the work
would be split between the two. Care
full figuring. however, showed that the
River Mill Co.'S total was lower by So
than the combination.
1T Is more satisfactory 10 have the
work done BY single concern" said
Lieut. col. Frank B. Cheatham. depart
ment quaftermaster, this morning In
this case Il is the. very best financial
arrangement that can be made from
the government standpoint
A bond amounting to so per cent of
the contract price has been furnished.
The work is to be commenced June 25,
and Is to be completed in $40 working
days
THE question of whether labor on
construction work for the federal gov
ernment should be restricted to citi-
zens Is not a new one. II has been
considered q number Of tines hereto
fore. and q specific ruling made there
on by the secretary OF war. in con-
nection with a case arising in Homo
lulu. not long since. said Colonel
Cheatham
Tendersswere about to be called for
certain construction work In Honolulu
and II was proposed 10 Insert therein
q clause to the effect that only citi-
zens. or those who had applied for nat
uralization, should be eligible to take
or perform contract.
Ruling BY Secretary Of War.
It being questioned whether or not
the quartermaster,S department had
the authority to insert such clause
In the call for tenders, the question
was refelred 10 the secretary OF war,
who IN turn referred It to the Judge
advocate general. who rendered legal
opinion that, there being no law aii-
th0rizing such restriction, 1t would
be Illegal to insert It in the call for
tenders
Upon such opinion the secretary of
war ruled. and Instructed the quarter
masters departfnent in Hawaii. that
there was NO authority 10 restrict con-
tractors or laborers upon army work
to citizens.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-24
lCoalInued from pare onsl

Alexander Lindsay, Jr., special prose
cutOr IN the case. Mccain was moi
present The rear Of the court room
was well filed with those who had
gathered 70 hear the latest develop
ment In the 'sMcCarn.McBride affair.
Twenty-one members Of the grand
jury were present: their names are
given below.
When the court convened at 1C
O'Clock Foreman Riggs asked that q
recess OF ten minutes be taken. say
ing that the report would be ready ID
submit then The ten minutes were
hardly up before he indicated his read
mess and the court was again called
In session.
Before Judge Clemens received the
report OF the jury, he read few en-
cefpts from legal decisions and text
books on the obligation Of secrecy
imposed upon the turymen. The ex-
cerpts were to the point that there
should be strict secrecy kept on the
PROCEEDINGS before 3 grand jury, both
by the jurymen and the Witnesses.
and after the finding Of bill as well
as before.
~ nellel.s - tne lepois' - .''ses
II beg leave 70 report on matter
that has been under investigation b
the grand Jury since june Is.
o :. = ',. .s',s.s,'s,,.s ne
s s,. =. ~ e s - ~ sneciai PROSE.
I LIZ 1870 = -
us o...sss.. r...,,,l.
-,. ss.. ..',,,.s 800 &. the oasis
N..s.'e ,s.i e. 4 ~ $500. m NOW
- .'.,.s. 49, ~ ,rsirfeS ~ both
y. masA ,s..,.,-s sa' s : ss5sraI ersna
sas s. 80 - = v,,, nor eho,t the fed.
s Jul s,,s,d,,e - .h,s r,rrnine That the
$50 =. 49, -. az 1900, ere. nre.
49, .s... : 800. ~. !. ,eSs,ss Which Win
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-24

for rules OF practice governing the
! trial FOR which such jurors were Sc
/ lected and qualified. would recognize
the same convenient authority as per.
Ihaps within the intent of the act.
This conclusion. although not very
clearly within the act, Is yet IN har-
mony with its spirit, especially with
the safeguarding words. where there
lis no law Of Congress TO the con-
Itrary. This Is about as far as the
supreme court could go in that direc-
ton. And the Reid case Is not. in
the opinion Of this court, precedent
for recognising authority In q Ha.
Waiian statute existing at the time
Of annexation, by which the freedom
of prosecutions under q federal stat
ute Is to be curtailed Are not the
acts Of Congress BY which this court
1 Is created and its powers given, ne
cessariiy, though impliedly, contrary
to the local statutory rule? Do they
not exclude It? Or, In other words, is
not the local statute itself inconslst.
ent with the federal statutes? The
Reid case provides for an obvious ne
cessity ian emergency. No such ele.
ment exists In the case 1t bar. The
situation Is provided for by the nat
ural course OF things: there Is no OBJ
stacle to further proceedings.
It Is q startling proposition that Q
federal court should. in the absence
of legislation, be compelled to follow
every rule Of practice In force In the
local courts, at the time the district
is brought under federal jurisdiction,
even, 1t may be, century or more
before las In the case of the thirteen
original colonies, or of the first adj
United states unless 1t be In cases
of extreme necessity And It is safe
to say that no federal court regu-
Iates its practice In general by any
such guide. No reason can be seen
for giving unqualified application 70
"a rule which arose only as a rule of
necessity; let il be applied In cases
of necessity, but not where its appli-
cation would curtaiI the courts In
herent powers. For instance, must
this court adopt the rest Of section
2S22 of the revised laws and declare
an acquittal in every case In which
there b "a failure to prosecute upon
an information or Indictment at the
term at which the same Is presented
against the accused, unless the venue
be changed or the case be postponed
by the courtg'
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-24
roNleaT's BAND PROGRAM.

Under the direction or Captain
Henri Berger the ROYAL Hawaiian
band will render the following pro
gram II Aala Park tonight. commenc,
ing at 1880:
March The Midnight Girl tnew)
-. -. Philip
Overture Tancrcdi Rossini
Tango Buenos Ayres fnewl Gumble
Selection Martha. Thy request) ! i
FiOtop
Vocal Hawaiian Songs Ar by Berger
Selection Remicks Hits tnew)
8 3. S, Z. Lampe
Tango La Conchita tnewl Davis
Finale Mustard (by requestl Ascher
The Star Spangled Banner.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-24

rations before June next, and they
hope TO produce within the first year
sponges to value exceeding R10Q. Z
900. In the opinion Of Mr. Make. who
which Il 10 raise the salaries Of cot.
lege professors. Sayre IS connected
with williams college. and he said Il
was the aim Of that Institution to IN
vest IN brafny teachers rather than
handsome buildings
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-24
QUEENSLAND HAS
SPONGE INDUSTRY
IBy Latest MALL

BRISBANE. Queensland a big
scheme has been completed BY Messrs
Leonsi Cloney C Co. 10 explgi. the
great beds Of sponge st Thursday
island. The firm expects h start. ope-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-24
LOCAL and GENERAL

An order for the hearing 81 the pc.
Itition for letters OF administration OF
the estate Of John A. o'Bnen was
made this morning By Judge whitney,
The third annual report Of the trus.
tees Of the George G. Beckley estate
made their report today. which was
filed IN the circuit court. together
with q masters account. which ap.
proved the account OF the trustees.
Word has been received OF the death
In England OF Andrew Dempster. who
for 4 number Of years resided 1t Ii.
hue, Kauai. The late Mr.. Dempster was
well known TO residents or Kauai and
was highly respected for his many
One Of the old fashioned dinners
viii he the feature or the st Louis
College Alumni Association reunion
at the college hall Saturday night. Il
win be q real good time with a crowd
OF the old boys TO jollify Those who
have not arranged to 90 should see
President Hollinger as soon as posi-
BILE.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-24

STAR.BULLETIN GIVES FOU
F0DAT,H NEWS TADAy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-15
Why Turn to Right?

Why do we keep to the right in this
country. and why do they keep to the
left in Europe7 The paradox Of these
conflicting traffic customs is brought tc
the attention of tho manufactures OF
left hand drive automobiles, every time
he receives an order from Europe be,
cause they always order right hand
drive car.
The Moon Motor Car company was
obliged TO make this change in Six-50
Streamline which was shipped 10 Auck-
land New Zealand, and this brought
about discussion of the conflicting
regulations. Stewart Mcdonald, vice
president, explains il as follows:
In Europe, in the days Of the spear
and sword horseman kept to the left
in meeting any one in order that he
might have his adversary, if such he
proved to be, on the free or right. In
this country horseback was the first
general mode of travel because of the
almost impossible roads. A borseman
IN meeting an adversary, kept to the
right III order TO have tho enemy on
the protecting side, the horses body
and neck forming shield and his own
BODY protecting his gun arm.