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The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-17
MINES
 AND MINERS

The Anchorage Supply company have closed a deal for the delivery
 of four million feet of lumber there
 next spring, which is pretty good
 indication Of their faith in the fu- lure O. the district.
 It has been reported from Seattle that the santa Ana will not be ready to replace the Dora on the
 westward run until about April l.. The Santa Ana is now having her boilers repaired at Seattle.
 The Nome Nugget states that the
 first gale of the winter blew down more than one hundred stove pipes and that many househoIders req lized that 1t was better to use 2n
 ounce Of judgment hereafter in looking to their stack fastenings than to lose five pounds Of energy |. in replacing the pipes.
 In order to provide against shortage Of water the Cordova Pow
 CT company has cautioned consum- CTS against allowing water going to waste. The water is shut of b. tween l and o'clock each Gt- terncou and from g p. ID. to o. ID. The supply is being conserved in order that there will be no shortage iu case Of fire.
 Ths postmaster general Of Can ada has notified the Dawson post master that parcels weighing up 60 three LouLds will be sout to the soldiers in France fo. 24 cents. Tor parcels weighing over seven pounds and not mole than eleven pounds a charge oI SS cents is made. The reduction ia the r--- has been brought about ay the Do- miuion government foregoing all postal charges for conveyance of |tne WAT parcels in the Dominion and on the Atlantic.
 George c. Cole, who was Am erican consul at Dawson for yea-s !. but who returned to his home ia 1 INTestoE, West Virgili@, about | year ago is being boosted by the . republicans for the goveruorsAsg of that state. He has mot yes 7a- signed the consuIsAiD, and may de- eide 10 return to the uo--h, when he would make his home at Prince Rupert. The Weston republican says t5at he has a better chance of being elected than any other man whose name had been men uoned.
 William Walker a mue- of Nome, had a marrow escape from being frozen to deata during tae great slorm which swep, oyer that district during the early part 7l January. He was working seven miles ou. rom Nome wEeu the storm came up and knowing that 10 attempt to face the lLzzara meant death he rolled himself -l !u woI robe and buried liusa- in the snow. Fo-<y-eiglI hours a.- ter he was rescued by a sea-e- party. He was not in a serious con ditious although his limbs had haaa slightly frosted.
 The meeting that was arranged in Sea-7e between the uauscou- tinentaI railroad officials and those of the AlasEa Steamship co. % agree upon new rates ended without anything being accom- -
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-17

LUX contains more real E7ER thaz five t-ueE fiE weight iu oTat- Hs-r soaps or sosp pcwde- Get a Fer E6c st EeIleT- f&
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-17
LASTING RESULTS

On June 10, Igl5s MT. CsrpenteE said: ''J haven't been troubled o5 my Kidneys in some time ana feel that Doau's Kidney Pills have brought about this healthy couul- ton Of my kidneys"
 Price oyc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for @ kidney remedy get D0au's Kidney Plls-tho same that Mr. Carpenter has twice pub Hc.y recommended Foste7-MilJuTn Co.,, Props, Bulalo, \. '.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-17
4 AMfRCILFSS
 JUDGE
One Who shows No Favor

A marcless judge is Father Time. Before nm the weak and the want ing go to the wall. Only the truta can stand. For years the follow Ing statement has witlstood this steruesJ Of all tests.
 John Carpenter, 5OI \. stanton St. LI Paso, Texas, says: "I had pains iu my back, e5peclaly when l arose from a sitting position or made a sudden move. The kidney secreuous were profuse at times and then again scauty and con- taiued g. brick-dust sediment. Dur ing cold weather, they were too frequent iu passage. Deans Kid hey Pills entirely relieved me ol the trouble" Statement given Feb ruury 4, lgOI)
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-17

Hc.y recommended. Foste7-ML5uTn Co.,, Props, Buffalo, \. '.
 pIshsd as the raiIroa4 officials o.- Cered to absorb SIX dollars a ton on freight from Alaska bcJwesa Seaule and the eastern states, pro-
 yid5ag the steamship cempaules aa- sos5 ,ha four dollars. iAu being the difference by Way C. Prince Rupert to the easg~rn marEecS. The 4airoaa officials refuses 10 meet tle demands of the s.alu- ship ,on.an5es tha, t4ey absorb eight dollars per ton. AnotLer at- tempt will be male l9 get toEet1- CT and arrange a uee .atc which will compete agatasc the Graa+ Trunk for the Alaska fresh fish
 business.
 As r.saI, o. miEaking a can of gasoline for one of kerosene three usa in he-chikap had a na-- .rcw escape from being burned 70 death and losing their boat Le . Mayucwol lt appears Jha they had TWO ,aas of oil in the cabin one ol which contained kerosene !. and the other gasoline Iu as- tempuu- ta start a fire one o- |the men used the gasoline hy mis- take and the can exploded. The ooa- was allaze in a minute but l the flames were eEuuguished be . lore the craft had been seriously damaged. The men were Joe Moe, . Clas. Moe and James H. H@asen. The threatened insurance var . between agents Of the big com . pau1es al Juneau failed to ma |reraIlzo. Not only were the Earas |uot reduced but they were boosted from three and ole-lalL to -olr . per cen; cn a Jhouzud dollars. The . agents decided nos la but, 5l" o- each other. The fauease5 rate Is due 10 rle fact llal the water sup .a.y o1 ae city 5ulag tho winter months is extremely Limited. AEita- uaa has been stsue6 60 secure g municipal vater plant as tho pres . .eat one IS owned by no1--e5idelts . .w4o receive S5o.guJ each year tos ,ll5- wafer right
 -a lre-Eo- AIazEa and ou the lower Yukon -tve- there are nine
 wireless stations and ehaz have
 rendered communication possible when tHe tle-aaL lines were o" as commission. The stations are Io@--d a, Eagle. Circle City. Fat-- banks. Brooks. --aua. Eglaro- IG.a-ot. s- Michael and Nome lr . he government had a Uowe-Er. wireless station at Tal5ez vhlsh could communicate with tao sta aaas n the interior and strong 5uoaEa to receive and send mes sagas ro Puget Sound I would uaEa luGa difference to the ia- . taHo- towns wheahs- the cable was . lou. cE commission or not
 Bob Henderson. GtsC0Terer Of the Nou5tza. arrived a, senzTk =e- . gently and reported that his cabin . and supplies ou the WcMnaa river. . several hundred miles up the PellE watershed from seEEi-k. were burned recently Bob and part |ne- were cut hunting when the fire . took place On returning bo camp lcv found everything destroyed. . Then they had to strike out vi.h s1owshoes lag the long mush to ] searE Bob is or the stage en- route so Dawson. Since Henderson
 went Go gEe PeIly lrrs. Henderson ] has passed away. He probably heard or her death only yesterday on arrival at soskfrE.-Dawso7
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-17

The meeting that was a-ra1Eea iu Sea-1e between the t-alscol- tinentaI railroad officials and those of the AlasEa Steamship co. 70 agree upon new rates ended without anything being accom-
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-17

During the winter season of Igl5I6 our regular train service will be maintained North and South bound be- tween Skaguay and White Horso trains leaving both terminals every Tuesday and Friday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-05
CEN. LOGAN To
STAY WEEK MORE
Maj. Hunes Gets Month
More of Leave; Officers
Return to Camp.

A weeks extension on the leave Of
absence granted TO Brig. Gen Albert J.
Logan. commanding the Second Penn
syIvanis brigade He Is in PittsburE on
business.
months extension or the leave of
absence granted To Mai T. Lowry
Hunes. adjutant Of the second Pennsyl-
vania brigade. and who has been
appointed United states district attor-
ney at Pittsburg. has been approved on
account of federal prosecutions that
Mai Hunes is now making in Pitts
burg
The following officers have returned
TO their commands from leaves of alb
sence- Mai NJ IT, Tasgart. inspector
Of the Seventh division. Capt T. ?.
SchoOmaiter. 18th Pennsylvania infan-
try. Capt. Richard ". Watson. assist
ant quartermaster Of the Seventh di-
vision: Lieut. Howard NJ Barnes. COM
pany 9. Sixth Peunsylva mia infantry
and First Lieut. Henry e. Howell, Of
the Third North Carolina infantry
col Asher Miner. 18th Pennsylvania
infantry. of Scranton, has been COM
PEELED to leave for his home on "A 90
day leave of absence on account OF
nervous Indigestion.
The following leaves of absence have
been approved capt II. l. C--rtin.
troop L First Pennsylvania cavalry. 30
days Capt J. A. Wagner, II -. 18th
Pennsylvania infantry. so days, Second
Lieut. r. II. F'ornof supply company.
18th Pennsylvania infantry. Il days;
Lieut. ". SOlden James battery 4,
Third Pennsylvania field artillery.
seven days; Capt Beujamine R VIII
hams. company l. 18th Pennsylvania
infantry. ten days; capt. George L
Ayres. company ]. 18th Pennsylvania
infantry. 20 days. Maj. Gordon Smith.
adjutant First North Carolina brigade,
30 DAYS; Capt Albert Cox, company &,
Third North Carolina infantry. 80 days;
Lieut. Merrill r Nafty. company F.
18th Pennsylvania infantry, 20 days;
Capt Walter = Page company n.
Third North Carolina infantry. so days:
Lieut. William T. Wattles, First Penn
sylvania cavalry. 80 days: Maj. Olin r.
Harvey. jr-. Third Pennsylvania field
artillery. Is days, First Lieut. George
H. Rheinhart. supply company. Third
Pennsylvania field artillery. eight days;
Lieut. Col Claud L McGhee, Third
North Carolina infantry, 80 DAYS. capt
Edwin F Fenner. Third North Caro-
lima infantry. 80 days, Capt William
l. Ravert. Third North Carolina infan-
try. Is DAYS; First Lieut. J. J. Stegall.
company +, Third North Carolina in
fantry. 80 days, and Capt. Sylvester
Scovel. company L 18th Pennsylvania
infantry. ten days
Capt Charles v. LIord. machine gun
company. Of the First Pennsylvania
cavalry. has been detailed to the quar-
termsster OF the seventh division
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-05
OHIO TROOPS To
PASS IN REVIEW
Gen. Bell Will Be the Re-
viewing Officer of the
Eleventh Division.

A review of the entire 11th division
VIII be staged on the Fort Bliss mesa,
FRIDAY Officials at military head
quarters could not state just how Ions
the review would last. but it IS known
that it viii last the larger part Of the
day
Brig. Gen. George Bell, jr, command
ing the Fl Faso district of the south
ern department of the United States
army. will review the troops Cen
Bell is the ranking officer Of tie 1lth
division.
"Wednesday. the First Ohio brigade,
known as the second infantry brigade
of the 18th diviSiOn1 viii he thrown
against an ina ginary enemy on the
Fort Bliss mesa The First ohio hri-
Sade is commanded by BriS- Gen. VIII
liam Y McMak ken
Thursday two OF the following bril-
gades viii be pitted against each other:
The First Ohio brigade the second
Chic brigade and the Michigan bril-
gade-
IT is understood that the troops viii
simulate firing while carrying out the
problem of attack.
Lieut.. Douglas p. HandysIde left Fl
Paso Monday for his home in Cleveland.
after having his resignation approved
py the war department Lieut. Handy
side was a member of the First Ohio
squadron of cavalry
Maj. Edwin A. Hamilton. medical
corps of the Fourth Ohio infantry. has
had his resignation approved and VIII
leave for his home in Columbus in the
next Few days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-05
FIVE YEAR SUSPENDED
SENTENCES IMPOSED

Relating how they had come TO re-
allZation OF their act nine DAYS after
they had obtained mone- by means OF
forged checks which totaled 500. John
w Wilson and Jesse Wiuscott soldiers
in company c. of the ed United States
infantry. appeared before judge W =.
Howe in the satin district court Tues
day morning.
Two counts Of forgery were charged
against the defendants. one charging
the forging OF check whereby they
obtained $50 OF the company fund from
the First National bank. while the sec
ond count charged them with having
obtained 500 in cash by selling a s12
draft
Tn their defence. Wilson admitted
that ne mad written the check and that
Winscott had cashed IT, He said that
on the day in question both men had
been drinking. but that they We're not
intoxicated. He said that after they
had obtained the money they went 10
Chinua hua dressed in citizens clothes
At the termination Of the testimony.
the court imposed suspended sem
tence of five years on each Of the men
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-05
POTTER BECOMES FIRST
PROVOST GUARD SERGEANT

Provost marshal Capt. Charles McH
Ely Monday afternoon announced the
appointment OF sergeant Raymond g
Potter. of company .. S4fh infantry,
to succeed SerEt- Fred J. Young. as first
sergeant of the provost guard Sergt
Young according TO Capt Eby has been
rendered the office of first sergeant of
company J. Of the Seventh regular in
fantry. He has been first sergeant
Of the provost guard for the past Il
months. and IS known as one OF the
most efficient on-commissioned Off
GERS who have ever held the position
in Fl PaSo- SerEt- Potter was vice first
sergeant Of the guard in the absence
Of Sergr Young
The position left vacant By the ap-
pointment Of Sergt- Potter viii be tax
IN by sergeant Mcmillan. Of the 10Th
regular infantry
The Beauvais cathedral clock rs said TO
Ice composed Of 5000 pieces.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-05
AMBULANCE MEN
IN GOOD SHAPE
Massachusetts, Militiamen
Drawing Government
and State Pay.

T-.T- -, -, = =
-iaSS'-' -Se''7 ''-ii17 Gus
No I. one of the three organizations
which remain in FI Psso from Nassa-
.4 =. ..,-.., ,--i.,,l
NnuSe1'7' mas enter Gu i'S S'e-i''
OF border field tratnin4-
since August This counauv has been
-.-, -.....=- 80. -,.,,, +r.-,, ti,,,-,y
- Nel Gu 10 e'l' -i-'' i'i
but each time rle order has been can-
ceIed The last time that the company
NJ 1880. ,.,..,e - ms -,-,,t-e7 s,,d
"@S oiueTeu Holie' IL q" - p'Nil'U ,'u
ready to entrain- Il IS said when the
Cancelled order came me reason given
for the cancellation = that the govern
,,s,,. - .-t...-. Of s,-,5,.,-, ,-,or,e m, the
-----lt - s.'t'' vi -'-'''-'-- t---f- -' -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-05
KAPPA SIGMA MEMBERS
TO BANQUET SATURDAY

Members of the Kappa Sigma fra
ternlty VINO are serving with the troops
on the border and those members who
are residents of FL PasO will dine at
the Paso del NOrte hotel Saturday eve
ming.
As this is the date set aside for the
celebration Of founders day Of the fra
ternity. it is expected that a large
gathering will be held Lieut. G. ".
Briggs. 23d infantry. and z. W. Earl.
519 First National Bank building are
arranging the banquet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-05
SPECIAL GRAND JURY TO
INVESTIGATE ROAD SCANDAL

Globe. Ariz.. Dec Judge Shute. OF
the superior court. has ordered the en-
panelling of a special Grand jury on
Dec L. to investigate the manner in
which the countys road funds have
been expended This action followed
the issuance of warrants for the arrest
Of two attaches of the county en-
in the issuance OF fraudulent employ
ment vouchers. George Foster has been
arrested County engineer Roy q.
Thomas is credited with having made
the discoveries on which the charges
have been based.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-05
SOLDIER SEEKS DISCHARGE
AND THEN ENDS LII

Column bus. y. N. Dec. Harold L.
Ward. = private Of the 18th L. :. in
fantry was found dead in his tent Mon
dav with bullet imbedded i'm MS
brain. while At his side lay an IN
finished letter To- his father. "a m-r-
chant Of Newark y. T.. asking that IN
fluence he brought TO secure his re-
lease from the army Officers iuEesti-
eating his case pronounced II suicide
Private Everett Fitzhugh of company
h New Mexico infantry. "a hose home
was at Clovis. died Monday as tho
result Of being thrown from the seat
of a motor truck and run over three
days ago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-05
DISARNED ~
NEKICNNS ARE ARRESTED

by Assoc lairl RES
Douglas. Ariz. Dec Six privates
Of troop l.. First l.. : O., valry. We're
stsll under arrest TODAY as a result Of
having allowed themselves TO he dis
armed by Mexican custom guards sun
day 16 miles east of here. The men said
they were lured into Mexico ny the
guards who wanted their pictures
taken The soldiers had cameras with
them. They were released after being
disa -r7ed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-05
RID MICHIGAN PROMOTIONS.

SeTEt BERNARD y FOLLOWS, conpa1 ny
z. SD Michigan infantry, has been
promoted to color sergeant. Bernhardt
Heinie. private in company A, engineers
has been appointed sergeant and must
clan Ray Noye and Pvt George Matte
son. of the same organization. have
heen named cornorals.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-05
TEXAS GUARD OFFICER
RELEASED UNDER BOND

Fort Worth Texas. Dee 5.-IaJ g.
. Elliott. Fourth Texas infantry. was
released here Monday night under 5000
pond after having returned here from
Maria. Texas to answer a charge OF
embeZzlemeut of postoffice funds while
superintendent Of the money order de-
partment of the local postoffice
Nal Elliott refused to discuss the
federal Indictment against him. three
counts charging false entries and one
-eTn5ezzlemeut of S@1s0Sq
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-05
INFLENZA EPIDEMIC
AMONG MICHIGAN SOLDIERS

Fifty Detroit soldiers. who lie i'll in
their own company quarters are be-
ing treated by the surgeons or the 81 st
hospital is Cvercrowded. an epidemic of
influenza being responsible Tor this
situation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-05
TWO ARMY PISTOLS TAKEN.

Two regulation automatic pistols OF
the - caliber government model we're
stolen Monday NIGHT from the head
quarters Of the 10th Pennsylvania in
fantry in Camp Stewart Entrance IN
to the headquarters was effected dur
ing the absence Of the officer in
charge
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-19

T,HF Klnr was YER, m Tho guards
went about tho palace with snl.
cmn faces and 'hr pages ana
around on tirtoe Al ipy long the
Queen vent In The Eptden and the 'iils
Princess Refused to rlay with hor hest
doll. fnr every rrs lowed dear Oh k'ns
Arthur ono a., the Fpnd kirs ,,.lsi
his fair daughter iu his bedside Hni
LAYING hIs Ni,hsfsi hand Un hef wnn,
cutis. said.
My daughter. m, DAYS cn iHls earth
are erovins ieu. srd before rn I vish
In see YOU married
= have no objections - husband q"
sighed tho Princess. who vns = very
learned person nut " mus, he n man
a. intelligent as mvseli In tat. tho
vices, man In your kinsdom Ncne else
vii have"
- herald, oefr sent throughout the
land to proclaim ~ every onr ihNi ih-
Young Princes vruii mari, ihs man
wise enough IN Fnl,s pfnh'sms which
shr would pui ~ him ANY man could
~. hut there were ~ b. thter tests
Ani the one VhN could CORRECTLY solve
them should marry The Princess and
succeed With her ~ tho t'tone
Now u happened ,ha, not 'sr from ,hs
pslsce lived hr, who hsi ~ spend he
dave attending ~ his fathers srais ~,
DAYS we're passed far ur amrnE 'he
fnrrks ~ ths mountains with tho sri-
mails and he ssv tH' few people This
msds him rN haahfui 'hpi many renpis
Thought MIN foolish ana ai aNsd him =
sImrletnn sN simple ssmm, ht Va'
called throughout the nplrhhOfhDri
Ana even his oen parents finally CON
c'uied that the lend eas foolish. he ksp'
% silent But when he heard VI the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-19

was fr,irr spussrss. sri This mpr #sius
nv. STOPPED sri smslri long time ~
no delicious rdnf Nup. mo merchant
rl,ims that tho man owes him inf tho
smell What shall hr iHs raN
That IL sss,." sai' sammy order
me urh wau iN take uH' his purse anil
shake " first then I will F'Us ,nI 'rv
srscrf" sH mo Princess irh tho
mar ~ ssi his mons, has sui iIHg's II
hs'd
That V enough saii stwm, The
mol. Hsr' is paid iir .HsfFri iHf r.
smell " tho ausars and now rs 's
raid p, . sound ~ rho NONE,
Good jsushci ,he Princes THAT
BE- ihe visss' trrl, I have ever received
Nru have passed ihs fret iss' Sow 'ur
ihs second Another ,1Hrls were iri m
sn' the Princess rUt 'hs .sss to SAMMY
in these Vufis
.nrc ~ hssr men uss ffHwr'rE ''a
other Isarsl into 'Nr water sf iNr fiat -
Hit IfF and saved she ifrvu.ur msr Nu'
.n dring sH tore iHr .us' CIV NhI b hs
held Sow the msn phr VS. saved
claims damsFss ~ bite coat ana SAYS DO
. ''F'HN HHHH"N WV" H''.H' 'fH..HH wv WV"
him that hs could have saved himself
'rhst is sssv irr. laughed ssmm,
tus' take both down ir thr fitrt throw
In arsir ihs man ehn WAS drrerire prN
", him save himself 'his time ,hs, vU
prove " fe we're sNs ir in a."
sucoi.' ,si the itirrsss We vUI
~ N nni 'Nr man Who hai been
saved in = h1fr, declared iHst hs id NOT
var, 'r be r1i io ihs test srsir In 'Fs
fi,sf ani vvnid lsi ifs ismsrss ''f M.
coat trai
Noe icf ,bs ,Fti ssI1 me -i'r.sss
Whist BE- ,hs tss, ihirs m, father ,s-
ic ~ insure he tl'ufr happiness Of M,
people
rhs,s sss,. to- sad sammy. vit'
hos "a is thIs tst vrr mar,
sensible man nss irt ssf sni We ein fui,
irfr'hsf in reaos sni pisi1n
,rrs Princess sushst tui issts ,si
irvr her .hssks. hui A. iisi ths
sammy hsd solved every problem 10
sides hs vas Nrs.ir.nsine fsire en-.
tsi vi' 81 the sediina tros rIacs
,ni ths cii kins a., vel In hs io,
Bu, phsn the Princes and sammy Az
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-19
INTENTION OF MARRIAGE
FILED BY MRS. ASTOR

rNr H,UHur Maine. June 70 The
intentions 0i mnrHse. OF Mrs jacob
NFuf whose husband Wa los, in tho
rtan'iy disaster with William X Dick
u' New York Wealthy sugar fcnner
vffe 'l,d saturday ln tho office "
lfs town ,l,rk of Eden. % vac learned
-unHf, A. ibr law provides 'hs, five
1sIe wus' riarsr after tho Intention arc
".l before marriage license 0,r no
.fH'i urs' Thursday be- 'hr earliest
Iur nr which 'hr ceremony .tu hs per.
iHfmrt In THE state
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-19
MORE GIRLS TO
TELL OF MARIAN
Friends Will Testify She Did
Not Yield 10
Tears.

wAuKEGAS. M June - -Cumula.
nv, testimony TO tho eiicc, tha, Marian
thmh,f, did not eive way to tears dur.
inr her birthday party few evenings
rfior ~ her death IN Helms woods lhsI
February was ready 10 he presented b,
thr prosecution tndn, when the trial W
Win " n'ret the rnl,stsit, oi Miscnn.
Elm student, rhntred with the gifis muf
d,f opened for what possibly is ns hst
week sn rirls NJ ,he "cish,rcn bunch. Do
NJ Whirh Marian vac = member. are tu
BE- witnesses
Tho question NJ whether = e Ions
land assistant gardener 10 p q nrre,
the defendants father. may he called a.
witness irr tho court. vas 10 b. A..
tided during trdsvs session b, Judge
nrnnslh The teauss, was made last
Friday b, states Attorney rad, who
announced hs desired 10 cross examine
tSnrlsnd relative ~ the disposition NJ
certain r,anids NJ potassium stored in
NJ, pfrsi Esrdrn house The states At.
ioins, claims tonsland hsd made contra
d..,ory statements regarding the mat.
tsi n allsd hy the state. i.onelsnd
could not be cfoss.e,amined