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Tombstone epitaph., 1919-07-13
RETURNED FROM DOUGLAS.

County Attorney R N French re- turned home this morning from Doug las. where he spent the weekend with his family Deputy Roark. of Douglas. accompanied him to Tombstone this morning this morning and will re- mained during court.
 COMMITTED TO ASYLUM.
 Orvid S. Scofeld. a rancher living near Pearce, was committed to the state hospital at Phoenix this after noon, following an examination before Ire Superior Court. Another patient. ! woman. was committed to the asy- ,um and vii lbe taken up tomorrow. TOMBSTONE WINS.
 Tombstone won the ball game in Wilcox on July 4th. when the Stars took the honors from the Wilcox team by score of to 2. The game is said to have been an exciting one with good ball played on both sides. while the local boys report royal treatment from the Willcoxites IT. a game Saturday flom picked teams the Wilcox boys beat the local boys although neither team had their full quota of regular players. having trad ed of men for the match.
 IN FROM RANCH.
 John Rock. former supervisor and Inter member Of the state commission ,f state institutions. returned home tlis morning from his ranch or the Barbacomari. where he has been the rsst week He states that while very .i;ile rain fell in the immediate vici rity of his ranch. that flood waters did considerable damage 70 the dam recently constructed. washing out both sides so badly tha; it is hardly probable that it will be rebuilt About S2000 is the damage estimated.
 MARROW ESCAPE.
 Superior Judge A. C. Lockwood and family and party of friends escaped probable fatal injury late Saturday night. while crossing Walnut Gulch US; below town on :ae.r return home from short spin. The hea.y rain oi Saturday night had swollen the. gulch 10 such proportions as 10 make i. al. most impossible, and after waiting some time the Judge attempted 10 make the crossing. Just as he reach .i the center. however. the carbureto- took water. stal,ing his engine. See ing that there was no chance to get cut. the Judge then started to bring the women of the party to shore
 Having made two trips bringing Mrs Isaac Tracey and daughter. he re- turned for his wife and when half way 10 shore large volume Of water over took them and almost swept them down stream. They managed 10 reach shore safely. however, and came into town for help. On the return. how ever, the Dodge car had become 50 i'm Jedded in the sand that i; could not be Judged and was anchored until morning. when il was rescued, being covered with sand up 70 the top ot the body and q pick and shovel gang was necessary before it could be hauled cu.
 (From Tuesdays Daily
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SOUTHLAND VISITORS.

Col w q Young. owner of the Great Western Mines at CourtlanG. accom- panied by his wife and daughter. were in Tombstone today having come here to meet a party of friends arriv-
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l.. r. Winters returned home today froE; brief trip to B:sbee FROM WILCOX.
 Lyman Hays. Wilcox attorney. passed through .own today enroute tc his home
 FROM MILLER CANYON.
 James Tomblinson, rancher in Mil fer canyon, was in town yesterday VISITING SISTER. spending several weeks in Tombstone visiting her sister, Mrs Robert Reeves. TO SEATTLE. Mrs. Vim. Lutiey left this morning for Seattle, Washington, where she expects to spend several months or a visit with relatives.
 TO eiseEE.
 Mrs. Alice E. Hill left this morning i for Disbee. where she viii spend sev eral days the geust of her daughter Mrs George Rockhill.
 REPAIRING DIE. Foreman Chadwick of the state roa, gang has a gang of men busy repair :ng the Government Draw dip whicl was slightly damaged by water dur ing the heavy rains. RETURNED HOME. | Assistant County School Superir tendent Miss Helen Benedict return ed home yesterday from the Cochis Stronghold, where she spent the 4t remaining over Sunday. RETURNED HOME.
 T. s. Bowen. well known merchar
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WITNESSES FROM BOWIE.

W:n. CCSon, who represents the Southern Pacific railroad at Bowie, WIS in Tombstone to appear in mur- der case where a nine year old MeNi- can boy shot and killed white boy al Bowie some few weeks ago over 3 game Of marbles.
 MT. Coxon was visiting al. the Cd time Democrats here and t loohs .rs 9 MT. Ccxon would be candidate for 2 democratic office in his section Of the county.
 With Mir. Coxon was Ben Kratzb. '. deputy sheriff from Bowie also a wit ness in the same case
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 attend to the matter. charging same to the property owner.
 TO LEGION MEET.
 At the meeting of the returned ser vice men of Tyll..stOne held at the city hall last nigh C. T. smith was s' 'ccted as the delegate from Tomo- $; ri.. to atteri the meeting at Tuc son, which becii.: tomorrow He ail! leave tonight for Disbee where he will ,oin the Bisbee delegation whr leave tonight in special car Tony Cio- chetti another rstU.uei service man. will leave tomorr:% to be present at the meeting.
 INSTALLED OFFICERS.
 The local order of odd Fellows. Cc- chise Lodge No. 5. | O. O. F. held an installation of officers last night for the coming year. number Of visiting brothers of the Bisbee lodge being here for the installation. Following he lodge work, smoker was enjcvei by the members and visitors pres lt at which sandwiches er1 "ofee were served. The installing team of the lis bee lodge resent we're 1T DrGot- lebank. Dist Dep. Grand Lodg Of Arizona; R. Copeland. Grand Mar shal: J. F.. Kelley. Grand Warden. G A. Plunkett. Grand Secretary; r. httaway, Grand Treasurer Other wis itors were w R. Slaughter. J J. White. J. R. Warnock. C. F. vcoiey. s C Gillaspey, and L. L. BarLett of Douglas lodge The electir" officers installed were H. A. NcDoraid P G; Fred Nussbaumer, Noble Grand. An ton Ciacoma. Nice Grand. ? Y Saun- ders. Secretary aud James G.acome. Treasurer. The appoiGtive officers were: Frank Iyey. Narien, Tony | Ciochett!, Corduc.ur: Ru>sel Moves. ' F. 5. S; Arthur Lanh, l.. ; s JoHn ! Bravin. R. $ \. G. Tory C'orhrtti. !. 5. \. C.: John Giacoma R. S V. C.: John Ciochetti, l.. S. V. -.; R B. Krebs. Chaplain. John Perotti. | G
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CITY COUNCIL MEETS

The city council was iI regular ses- sion last night, passing on a number of important matters. besides auditing hills and routine work.
 The budget for the coming years ex penditures and receipts was fixed and adoped and following publication at the first meeting in August the coun- cil will meet and fix the tax rate for the year.
 The matter of constructing concrete dips at the street crossing on both Ere mont and Allen streets was up for discussion and the council decided to obtain specifications for the construc ton of at least six dips to be decided upon at the next meeting, when an er. gineer will be present with specifca tions. Bids will then be advertised for, and work will start as soon as the rainy season permits.
 The matter of condemnation pro ceedings against several old and un safe buildings came up. and the cleri
 was instructed to notify the owner' that they must either be placed in safe condition or be torn down. and 1
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CHANGE IN TIME TABLE.

slight change in the time t2be cf ;Le local branch Of the F. P. S $. W
 went into effect yesterday, 10 conform
 with. changes on the main line. ac- cori;rg 70 the new time table No. ie
 According to the new schedule tine morning train now leaves at l0:00 a. m. and arrives in Tombstone at 11:51 a m. leaving for Benson at l2:IO D. m. arriving here again in the after noon al 3:25, leaving al 4:I5 and ar
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RETURN TO TOMBSTONE.

J. C. Dugeau: and Pau. Edison, better knorr as "Dago" and ''Eoots," returned to Tombstone th.s morning from Southern Texas. where they lave been visiting relatives, ever since their return from the army. The IcrIner went overseas with the 2Ith Engineers, while "Foots" who enlist ed in the infantry was not sent across
 Both boys ara glad to get back 10 O!d tombstone aud meet their many friends and expect to locate here.
 Unon his return from France Dugeaui was married wj.iie in Texas his wife now being in Eagle Pass on a visit with his sister. She will come to
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Walter Rushin returned home today from Dos Cabezas, where he has been
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tFrom Mondays Daily)
FROM MELTON.

FROM MELTON.
 Captain C. B. Kelton was in Tomb stone today.
 FROM ST. DAVID.
 Constable E. II. Triton and Justice of the Peace F. NJ Goodman were wis., itors in tow ntoday. GLEASON MEN.
 Judge NJ. J. Sullivan. c. | Van Me ter and l.. l. Thiers. of Gleeson. spent tew hours in town today FROM eisBEE.
 Court Interpreter Frank Thoma: o' Bisbee. was in town today. having bust ness before the board of supervisors VISITED FRIENDS.
 Bert Bower. of Cochise. visited friends in Tombstone yesterday. being enrouie home from business trip to Douglas
 IN FROM RANCH.
 Wm Dad Fourr, well known old time rancher Of the Dragons. spent yes terriay and today in the city on busi- ness matters.
 TO TUCSON.
 Airs. @ Costello left yesterday for Tucson. from where she will continue on 10 Phoenix. following a brief busi. ness visit there
 SOUTHLAND VISITORS
 Charles Locking. Leslie Mattingly. F. F Laymon and r Soto. were yisi- tors in the county seat today from Cour,;apd on bus mess matters. TO LOS ANGELES.
 Mrs II C. Stull. wife Of depu,. county engineer. lef. yesterday for Los Angeles where she will r-niair for several months enjoying the cooi sea breezes
 GLEASON VISITORS.
 John Gleeson. well known pioneer of the town which bears his name. and sonin-law. G. E. Pidgeon. were yisi- tors in Tombstone today on business at the courthouse.
 RETURNED HOME.
 Mrs. NJ. F. Duncan, sister of Irs C. Ii. Allen. of Tombstone. returned 10 her home at Vallejo. Calf. yester- day. following a several weeks visit here. the guest of her sister. CONTRACTOR HERE.
 Bob Mckay, well known mining man and contractor of Johnson. was in the county seat today having submitted T Lid to the board of supervisors {, r the surfacing of the Wilcox lake TO siseEE.
 Jim Hastings. who has been here for the past few weeks, looking over the leasing possibilities in the dis trfct, Ieft saturday for B!sbee. VI ere he will remain for several days. TO DOUGLAS
 Engineer Dave Struthers of th To- cal F.. P. & s. w branch will go 10 Douglas this afternoon for 8 brief wis it During his absence Eagiree- Doe" 
 diineensmith ( is pulling the throttle. lERE SATURDAY
 L. R. Jackson and Lannus Bauer find. of Bisbee, spent Saturday in the 'disUct. MT. Jackson looking over 'soaie mining properties for some Bi pee people with a view to taking a lease. -1
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Victor Bustos, who pleaded guilty to violation of the city ordinance of Douglas against pandering, and sen fenced to serve 50 days in jail and pay a fine of s100, was returned to Douglas today. where he vii serve his sentence in the city jail. The county charge against him was dismissed in leu of the Douglas sentence.
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FROM DOS caBEZAS.

Vim. Riggs, former supervisor ot Cochise County. and later state sem ator from this county, spent the day in the city on business before the board of supervisors regarding taya-
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RETURNED HOME.

Mrs. NJ. F.. Duncan, sister of Irs. C. Ii. Allen. of Tombstone. returned 10 her home at Vallejo, Calf. yester- day, following a several weeks visit here the guest of her sister
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card was received today by the Prospector from Ray J. Swain. son Of Mrs. c. ". Swain. of Tombstone. which was written from England Ray states ]. has he ca long tine since lie has seen the old town paper, bu; hopes tha: some day it vii catch up with h.n He also states that he will be ia Germany in a few days, and sends his regards to all his friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-07-13
GLEASON VISITORS.

John Gleeson. well known pioneer of the town which bears his name. and son-in-law. G. E.. Pidgeon, were yis- tors in Tombstone today on business at the courthouse
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CONTRACTOR HERE.

Bob Mckay. well known mining man and contractor of Johnson. was in the county seat today having submitted Lid to the board of supervisors r. the surfacing of the Wilcox lake
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RETURNED HOME.

(From Wednesdays Daliy)
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KANGAROO COURT.

The Kangaroo Court was in session lssJ night a; Eovds Drug Store. when James Simpson was brought up for trial for having el0ped and married Miss Vera Bright. A large crowd at
 tended the hearing" and following ] jus; sentence ;he rest of the evening
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HERE ON VISIT.
Saturday
IN INSPECTION.

Highway Commission Engineer J. C. Ryan and Commissioner A H. Gardner inspected the Cochise to Pearce road yesterday and found 1t came through the storms with no damage at all The read is now open ;G traffic although about 110J feet O;
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ANOTHER HEAVY RAIN
 AT BENSON.

At 6GNSSN.
 The Benson locality received anothS CT violent rain yesterday when be- tween and inches fell in about half an hour. The new road was severely tested. water almost flowing over it and the levees and ditches were se- verely strained, but no damages oc- cured. Engineer Miller is giving par ticuIar attention to the drainage of this road now so as to take advantage of any changes that are need to pro tect the roadbed.
 FORMER ToMesToNITEs
 VISITING HERE.
 Lee O. woolery and family, formerly of Tombstone, but now of Glendale. where they own a ranch home, arriv- ed in Tombstone yesterday by auto and expect to remain for several days on a visit with friends. MT. woolery who is an attorney, has legal matters demanding his attention in the local court, and deciding to combine busi- ness with pleasure his family accom- panied him here to spend a few days in the old home town. | Aon,rIoNAl LOCAL ON PAGE
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PACK FROM BISBEE.

(From Tuesdays Daily
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Mrs. Darnick. who was committed 10 the state hospital yesterday from the Superior Court. was taken as far as Benson today by Chief Deputy Sherin George Henshaw and the hus- band Of the woman. who will continue on to Phoenix to deliver her 10 the hospital
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PUBLIC HIGHWAY AT LOWELL

The property owners in the Wind ward addition to Lowell are getting up . petition to the board of super visors asking that the street leading from Lowell 10 the addition be made public highway in, order that it may Dc improved by the county.
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Mrs II (. Stlll, wife or depu,. county engineer. lef. yesterday for los Angeles, where she will r.mair for several months enjoying the cooi
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rAck FROM ROCHESTER.

Joe Escapule, son Of John SscapLle, returned home yesterday from Ro- chester. Mios., where he went to con suit the famous Mayo Brothers, re garding his condition, which is the result of a bad attack of flu. TO DOUGLAS.
 H.C. McGregor, who has been sta tioned in Tombstone the past year as brakeman on the local E. P. & s. W. branch left this morning for Douglas Brakeman Wm Butts, who was for. meriy located here has taken his place. = FOOD DEMONSTRATION -~. AGENT HERE.
 Miss Louise Sporeleader, food dem tpstrasion agent of the university oi Arizona. arrived in Tombstone today for a brief conference with Count, school Superintendent Miss Eisis Toies-
 CAR SLIGHTLY BURNED.
 AZ. Parker. local insurance man nad the misfortune to nave his ca s,ixhtly damaged while at Willco' saturday. In some manner the wire became crossed. starting fire. whicl did considerable damage before 1t va exfinguished.
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TO LOS ANGELES.

Lacey Trumbo left yesterday for Les Angeles. where he expects to To- ca;e Ills wife will remain in Tomb stone during the absence of her moth e. Mrs. George Bravin, at the coast. and will join her husband at later date.
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REWARD FOR COW.

Mrs. Higgins. who ow-s ranch rear NcNeal this morning called up ,ae sher.F's office stating tha. she had lest a milk COW and q cali. bo:h with red-whi,e faces. branded E " iavert- cd. and that a reward Of s25 was of fered for their recovery. The sher. iff's office is notifying all deputies
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FROM RANCH.

Bob Four and wire were visitors in Tombstone today iron; their ranch ct Dragoon
 WAS IN eIssEG. Fred Reed returned home this r orning from Bisbea. where he spent l, st night on business matters. RETURNED HOME. Mrs $. J Robinson returned hone Jhis afternoon from B,sbee, where she had been visiting her daughter. Mrs. J. J. Patton.
 RETURNED HOME.
 Assistant County Attorney M. I McKelligon returned this morning from B.sbee where he had been 10 file the deportation cases.
 HERE ON VISIT.
 Mrs. H. H Bragg. formerly Of Tomb stone. but now residing at Ajo. arriv- ed in the city yesterday for a several days visit with friends | 70 DOUGLAS. Superior Judge A C Lockwood went tn Douglas this a-.ernoor. where Il, will spend tomorrow conducting a large number of juvenile cases which have been pending for the past several weeks He will return to hold cour-- Saturday.
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CARD FROM ENGLAND.

was spen: in dancing.
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TWO MAR RiAGE S.

Yesterday. a; the Congregational parsonage. Rev. Lewis A. Stark read he service tha: united TWO couples ir marriage The first was MT J. 4. Miller Of Douglas, and Mss Myrtle Hughes. of Somerset. Ky: the sec ond was M-. Ramon Espinosa and Miss Otila De La Cruz, both Of Garces.
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the past few days looking for cattle r,lstiers for the sherifi's office HERE ON VISIT.
 Mike Casas. formerly of Tombstone but now located in Bisbee, came over today for brief visit with friends. ex pecting to return home this evening. SELL CAR.
 The Tombstone Auto Company yes terday soli Ford car to Cecil Cos. ,ei.o. Cecil wanted a machine with which he could punch COWS. and na. .ura'iy chnsa A "Tin Henry"
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TO DOUGLAS
HERE SATURDAY

l.. R. Jackson and Lannus Bauer find, of Bisbee, spent Saturday in the dis tIc;, MT. Jackson looking over sosie mining properties for some Biz pee people with view to taking a
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TO FINISH SENTENCE.

ing from Los Angeles.
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VISITING BROTHER.

Mrs. w E Deity. Of Phoenix. sister of Conductor J. L. Sparks, of the local branch of the E. p. X S w. arrived |, Tombstone yesterday and will re- main here for several weeks on visit the guest Of Nr. and Mrs. Sparks.
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EXPECTED HOME

with his brother.
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TO BisREE.

Jim Hastings. who has been here for the past few weeks, looking over the leasing possibilities in the dis trict. left Saturday for B!sbee. wle ere he will remain for several days
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of Webb. returned to his home today following a two days visit here on b; s!ness with the board ot supervisors. lie stoppsd al the Arcade.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-28

Yet it was true that the manager
of the hotel, who had spoken OF her
beauty in terms that aroused his at
tention, had spoken even more EN-
phatically of her goodness. Not an
artist in words, the manager had yet
conveyed a very definite idea to
Trent's mind. There isn't child
about here that don't brighten up
at the sound of her voice he had
said, NOR yet a grownup, for the
matter of that. Everybody used to
look forward to her coming over in
the summer. don't mean that she's
one of those women that are all kind
heart and nothing else. There's
backbone with it, if you know what
I mean-pluck-any amount Of go.
There's nobody in Marlstone that
isn't sorry for the lady in her trou-
ble-not but what some of US may
think she's lucky at the last OF it."
Trent wanted very much to meet
Mrs. Henderson.
He could see now, beyond spa
cious lawn and shrubbery, the front
o. the two-storied house of dull red
brick, with the pair of great gab&>S
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-28

band" I said shortly, for I did not
wish to add to my friends worry
by telling her that l was quite Ger,
tain Mrs. Stoekbridge had meant
her and no other by the vicious
words she had used.
"Oh, do you think so?" she
returned, palpably relieved.
l nodded an emphatic assent.
Il wonder when Mr.. Stockbridge
will be back" she went on after a
minutes thought. He ought to know
this as soon as possible. before be
goes home at any rate. Will you
watch out for him and tell him as
soon as he comes in, or if he tele-
phones ask him to be sure to come
back to the schoolhouse before
going homer"
81 will tell him you wish to see
him." said h<uly, cor deliver the
telephone message from you to come
back to the school before going
home, but. my dear, you mustn't ask
me to make any accusation of Mrs
Stockbridge to her husband"
Forgive me-" she said with
prompt contrition. 81 should not
have asked you. Butt am nearly
crazy with ali of this-you don't
know"
As she turned and went swiftly
into her classroom l said sadly to
myself that l did not know Just
what she was suffering. Ny eyes
had not been blinded since l taught
in the Bayview SCHOOL,
I. Continued Mondv.)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-28

from which it had its name. He
had had but a glimpse Of it from the
car that morning. A modern house,
he saw; perhaps 10 years old. The
place was beautifully kept, with that
air of opulent peace that clothes
even the smallest houses of the we'll
TODD in an English countryside.
Before 1t, beyond the road, the
rich meadow land ran down to the
edge of the cliffs; behind it a
woody landscape stretched away
across a brSad>vale to the rnoors.
That such place could Be the scene,
of crime Of violence seemed fan
tastic; it lay so quiet and well-or-
dered, SO eloquent of disciplined
service and gentle living. Yet
there beyond the house, and near
the hedge that rose between the gar
den and the hot, white road, stood
the gardeners tool shed, by which
the body had been found, lying
tumbled against the wooden wall
Trent walked past the gate OF
the drive and along the road until
he was opposite this she'd,
Continued Tomorrow
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-28
DROP CONTEMPT
CASES AGAINST
THREE STRIKERS
Lack. of Evidence Forces Court
to Dismiss Charges Against
Teamsters Charged With
Assaults.

Contempt Of court charges
against George Nebe, F. J. Kelly
and J. Smith, striking teamsters
charged with assaults in violation
of the injunction. were dismissed
yesterday in district court before
Judge Troup.
The move by the state was a
great surprise. Attorney Alfred
Munger. appearing for the state,
said the case was dismissed without
prejudice, to the institution of an
other suit, for the reason that Nebe
has disappeared.
1T would not be just to go on
with the case against Smith and
Kelly when Nebe goes free" was
the only explanation he offered.
The three men were arrested a
few days after the teamsters' strike
began, because they fnterfered with
Transfers who were at work, and
they were charged with contempt of
court because their alleged actions
were in violation of the Injunction.
The case was continued several
times in district court. 1t was
finally set for hearing last Wednes-
day. At that time Nebe failed to
appear in the morning. A court
order was issued for him, but by
afternoon the sheriff had failed to
locate him and a further continu-
ance was taken to this morning.
Nebe was still missing.
He has been in Omaha only about
six weeks, it was stated, and little
was known about him by the other
Transfers.