The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-12-05
T. A. CASTOR, Nonpartisan Or
ganizer, Listed; Other
Two Continued.
HOARDER IS INDICTED
Nez Perce County Farmer Is
Charged With Food
Hoarding.

7. A. Castor, organizer for the nom
partisan league, who was arrested in
October on the charge of abusing the
government, criticizing the Red Cross
and obstructing the sale of Liberty
bonds. was indicted Wednesday at
Moscow by the federal grand jury and
will stand trial at the present term OF
court under the espionage act. The
other two organizers of the league, one
of whom was arrested in this county,
had been held to the grand jury, but
they are out ON bonds and their cases
will not be heard until next March
The case of former State Senator ].
w. Brigham Of Latah county, charged
with food boarding. also goes over to
the next grand jury for the reason that
there is now sickness in his family that
demands his attention
An indictment was returned against
Henry Herman, wel-known farmer
of the Culdesac section of Nez Perce
county. on the charge of food hoard
ing.
The final report Of the grand Jury
today also showed indictments agninst
the following:
Winston McKinsey, Dewey Farrar.
Fred T. Anderson, Joseph II. Bell. ST.
mon Matthews. Michael Tobin, intro
ducing liquor on the Indian reserva-
ton: Thomas BansS. William Cotting-
ham. Guy Horner. selling liquor to In
dlanS: Andrew J. A. Nelson, boarding
food; Carl Thyr, conducting n "still'
near Troy; Steven Weller, conducting
Il still in the basement Of a business
block in Moscow.
The cases where indictments have
been found will all he tried at the pres
ent term of court, the trials to start
Thursday.
The Trial Jury.
The following persons will com
prise the trial jury To near the eases
VIM. u. Roth Frank Nicely. A. H. Ran
som, f. j. Arwbrustcr, Moscow: E. u.
Atchison, Kendrick; O. f. Mcpherson.
kendr'ick (eXcused) K. +. Brown
kendrick; Emil Gerber. Viola; Ulrich
licnhard. Princeton; VIM NJ. Corach-
en-, Boville; Frank =. Roe, Nez ltrcc:
\. l., Agrcll. Nez Perce; T. q. Crozier.
CuldeSac (eXcusedl Edgar Booth. Nez
Perce; Samuel ID, Oylcar Lewiston;
j. Il. Henry. Seattle (cXcused) Ralph
u. Dixon, Lewiston Leonard A. Cole.
Snow X. Il. Parks. Leland Jesse Hoff-
man. Leland: Louis Clark Clifford:
Thomas ID. Barton, Lapwai; James
Snrridgc lIarpster; Frank H. Taylor.
White BRd; VIM. Wagner, Cotton
wood; II, A. Sprute, Lapwai; J. J. Tor
bert. Fem; George Sly Grangeville:
Wallace |. Jarrett, Grangcville; VIM.
L, Hanson, Grangeyille; NJ. A. Mar
shall. Wcippe: George Cummings, Oro-
iino
The following persons comprised the
Grand jury, which completed its work
Wednesday and was discharged,
Walt Matthews, Reuhens G. B.
Green. Geo. y. Lamphere, Moscow;
A. X. Carlson, kendrick; Walter Dris-
coll Troy; Blaine Snyder. Weippe;
John Pearson Dent: John Harlan. Oro-
ino; Fred Frazier, Orofino; James ].
Cox, Russell; X. G. Grass, Mohler;
William Rube. Kamiah: Arthur ii.
Diddock, Lewiston; Morgan l.. Martin.
-ewiSton; William Turner, Winona:
Frank Rauch, Grangeville
The case of H. A. Jess of Lewiston
Nho formerly conducted the City Bak-
Try nt this place, charged with aiding
wo brothers to evadc the registration
aw. the jury failed to agree, and upon
returning to court Wednesday night
we're dismissed.
1t was charged that jess aided his
brothers III hiding in the Craig woun-
tain country and later assisted them
IN getting out of the country. 1t ap-
pears that later the brothers enlisted in
the army and are now serving their