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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
KoDAKs. FILMS AND FINISHING


KODAK FILMS developed and printed.
We do superior wOtk Write tor prios
liht 40 do not sacrifice quality Tor
speed Wsstfuu Drug Company Ohh
hums City
WANTED TO BtY- One sxlO View
camera. Give cheapest price and full
description first letter. 4. q. Box
30, biittow, okla. .
FILMS DEVELOpI.b-1en cents. any
size. Beautiful glossy prints, tc;
brilliant postcards, be. Mail TO Mains
studio. Ill Culbertson Bldg. oklhhoms
city
CALI pBX-5 Tho Want Ad Phone.
KODAK FILMS developed free; any
s'zr. pictures finished &c each. guar.
Hntcrd: mail 10 the Picture shop.
Chickasha. Okla,
LOST AND FOUND.
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rorNp one 5jAj cord tire. i2ois
East Gth
LOST Bunch of keys In postonlce. 9?
reward Phone Walnut ''is.
IOsT- Between Y. NJ. {. \ and Cnpi-
tUl. bunch kcys In leather holder. re-
wHrd Tor return. Phone PBN-i0
LADYg blue suit coat between OKLA
homn City and Edmond. Walnut 1884.
Reward
sTRAYED or stolen from a?ss ". 18th.
brindlc snd white English bull pup:
liberal reward tor return. Maple 1OO5-J
LOST-HotNeen Lee-Huckns and Jen-
klns: white. metal chain aud livalliore
with diamond In round pendant; $40
reward O. v Oklahoman.
LOsT- Sunday nirht In Belle Isle dress
Ing room. lady's glasses with chain
and hairpln attached. Rev ward to finder.
Walnut s67?
$50 REWARD for lost Boston bull ter
rsr CAN Walnut 1880.
IOSr-A platinum bar pin with three
small diamonds, between Dewey and
Robinson on 9Th street Maple 1906.
Reward
| LOST -Childs chain rrd locket. mi
tul- "h A. c.. on Main or Harvey
strcetS; valued as keepsake. Please call
Walnut C5s5J.
LOST-Ladies watch bracelet In yard
or on street Sunday Aug "a: Initials
| on back. NIX G.; Lancent make; watch
| cry Atal broken. Liberal rewad. y2G East
| 9Th s.
L0sT-Msle Persian cat from ios Z.
9th. Friday. Aug. %. reward. phone
Maple ?2G5 or Walnut b7io.
| LOST-A $40 bill on the Fair ground,
car. Maple i1t2
LOST-Gray Md slipper at Northeast
Park Finder please call Walnut 63bi.
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EXTRA large south room with nlcoVc
bedroom /? closets. running water
IN strictly modern steam heated apart.
ment. An ideal permanent location
Close 10 business center. Walnut 27Gs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26

YOUNG man desires roommate: private
home; references exchanged. s23 ".
9Th street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

TOrNp one 3jAj cord tire. 1901 :,
East Gth
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koc'rH sleeping room with double win.
dows. adjoining bath; large closet .
elcco IN rent reasonable. Maple Jlls,
after dp, M
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n0OMATE wanted Tor Young iadv in
private home. home privileges, Y-Ss.
Gkih hQmun
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SMALL bedroom. bath adjoining:
cheap to person employed; best To-
cation
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COOL. modern bedroom, good neigh
bofhood. walking distance. may use
Telephone. convenient to meals Call
Walnut N99.
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SUITE Of beautifully furnished
rooms oak finish. closet hath. laun-
dry. Kitchen privileges. N5. 2lt Il.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
PERSONAL
NOTICES
BY Probasco

| ~~O~~>~~~~>~>~~>~>~~>~~~
FLORES vAPOR BATHS - Second
floor indiana Bldg. First and Robin
We b6y diAmondI. Old 9oid, silver
Moeehouss Jswelry Co, ID N. 0owy.
8. x. STAMP . SEAL CO., III ssk
Grand. Phone Walnut ~.
THE HAMILTON DETECTIVE SEkV.
ICE. sis Hsrskowits Bldg. Telephone
Maple lies. Commercial work.
FAMOUS ssely spsrmatic Truss.
guaranteed TO contract opening, Ut
ted BY expert: also abdominal bslts.
elastic trussss. shoulder braces. west
fall Drug Co.. Oklahoma City.
FkATERNAL BR1THERH60b win
s,vc opening dance Of season. at And
and Broadway. Wednesday evening
August ?7th. 80 cents per couple. Ex-
ira ladies 2j cents. Members free.
ATTENTION HOUsEwivEs
With our new chemical process wc
can clean your wall paper. fiat and
oil paints, and metal ceiliree One OF
our representatives will be glad 10 Hx-
plain this new procsss IN detail to you.
Oklahoma ClcA ming and
Chemical Company.
Maple 7se Room ). Wo0lWorth Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26

IADYS blue suit coat between OKLA
boml Clty ana Edmond Walnut 1884.
nsW1rd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26

sTRAYEp or stolen from s?2s ". 18th.
brindlc snd white English bull pup:
liberal reward tor return. Maple +005-J
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Building Contractors!

Concrete buckets. hopptrs, concrete
mixers, saw rigs and hoists In stock.
Immediate delivery. wyle Bros. Of
flee and warehouse. EOS East Grand.
oklahoma City
Blk horsepower gasoline engine. only
te5. international almost new. Ma
pie 1911.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26

WkNr 10 huy cows. cs,eos nnd hoes
~ pry hind Nig'es. cash prize paid
s0s West Washington. Walnut ivt.
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LOST Bunch of KEYS In postoulce. 8?
reward Phone Walnut "is.
Lost Between Y. NJ Z. 4 and Capt
tOl bunch koys In leather holder. re-
VHrd Tor return Phone pBN-i0.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26

NICELY furnished lntge sleeping room
IN private family: walking distance
my West eth.
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PIGS

4 car wanted; wire or write wilcox
Dairy. wilcox. Nriz.
F0R BALE Black Jersey COW. fresh In
November sil West Chlokasaw.
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LosT- Sunday night In Belle Isle dress
Ing room. lndy's glasses with chain
and hnirpln attached. Reward to finder.
| Waluut s672
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ROOMS FOR RENT

NICELY fnrnisncd rooms for sleeping
suitable for working couple or single
mon. ss2h West 9Th
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FILMS DEVELopEb-ien cents. any
size. Beautiful glossy prints, &c;
brilliant postcards. DC. Mall TO Mains
studio. Ill Culbertson Bldg. okinhoms
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LuST-liotween Lce-Huckins and Jen-
kns: white. metal chain and lsvalliore
with diamond In round pendant; $40
reward O. V Oklahomnn.
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WANTED TO BtY- One sxi0 view
camera. Give cheapest price and full
description first letter. 4. q. Box
80, biiftow. Okla
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SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES
Seed Wheat

We stili have n few cars OF number
| one wheat TO offer In car lots only
| quotations on application. o. r.. Ok
lnhoman.
~ ISRAf fIfn stsns59 " asi9sa A. e.
| soc; postpaid. Stevenson Plant Grover.
Fordyce, Ark.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26

$50 REWARD for lost Boston bull ter.
rlsr Can Walnut 1880.
I.Osr-A platinum bar pin with thre,
small diamonds, between Dewey nnt
Robinson on ith street Maple 1906
Reward
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LOST -Child's chain rrd iocket ini-
tluls "h A c., on Main or Harvey
streets valued as keepsake. Please call
Walnut C5SJ-J
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-09
LANCER and
MEES TALK AT
TURTLE LAKE
$500 Mclean County Farm
ers Addressed in Monster
Open Air Meeting.

Turtle Lake, N. D., June e.-Attor-
ney General LANCER and Senator r.
w. Mees, N%onpartisan league leaders
who are touring the state in opposi-
ton to the Townley socialist domino
ton Of the farmers movement, spoke
here Friday evening to an audience
of more than $500 farmers. gathered
from. all parts of Mclean county. The
meeting had been scheduled for a To-
cal hall, but It early became evident
that the room would not accommo-
Date the crowd. and the speakers n
nally delivered their addresses from
an improvised platform in the open
air. 60
LANCER denounces Townley for his
insincerity; for his attempt to die
tate to state officials against the die
tates' Of their own consciences and for
his false leadership Of the farmers
movement, which is plunging the
state into the most radical socialism
n paving the way for B%olshevism.
LANCER challenged Townley to prove
his assertions that the officers who
have turned against him have become
tools of big business. traitors. crooks
fools and towards" LANCER declared
that he was here in North Dakota
lighting the farmers battles before
Townley ever conceived his dream OF
a socialist utopia, and that he was
continuing to fight, In spite of the eff
forts of Townley and fellow socialists
to hamper. f&
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-09
Northwestern NeDs
MERCHANTS WILL
MEET TOMORROW
2lst Annual Convention Of
Retailers to Convene
at Mandan.

Mandan, N. D.; June s.-what
promises to be the biggest convention
f,eld in the twenty-one years exist
ence Of the North Dakota Retail
Merchants association will %openrhere
tomorrow morning to continue until
Friday evening. The associations
membership is the largest in its his
tory; the Nonpartisan leagues pro-
gram of industrial democracy has
brought new merchandising problems
to the North Dakota retailers, and
there is more interest in the work Of
their organization than ever befoe.
Prominent speakers will include
former Governor L. B. Hanna, who
served as a captain in the American
Red Cross in France and will tell
what he saw there; Bentley P. Neff,
vice president of F. A. Patrick Co..
Duluth George NJ Peterson, secre-
tary of the Minnesota Retail Mer-
chants association; John DeWild, ad-
vertising manager of the Minneapolis
Tribune: t.. B. Moon Of Chicago: W.
L. Wars of the Chicago Dry Goods
Reporter; J. j. Ryan, secretary of the
national association, and G. N.
Lawrence. of Finch, VanSylke & Nc
Conville, St. Paul. ..ee3
officers of the association are Fred
P. Mann, Devils Lake. president; L. 6.
Garnass, Sheyenne, vice president; A.
l.. Staar, Tower City. second vice
president; w. A.Ponnelley. Fargo,
secretary and c. j. Stickney, New
Rockford. secretary.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-09
Hired Man Kills
Employer And Wife
And Hangs Himself

Estevan, Sask.. June Edward
Magnusson and wife were foully MUIR
dered by q farm HAND, q. DnPuis, in
their farm home near here. the MUIR
derer then hanging himself in the
stable. The alarm was given to the
neighbors by the two children of, the
victims early the following morping.
Magnusson when found w~as.!kneel-
ing by the bed. with a gunshot wound
In the abdomen. while Mrs. Magnhs-
ION was found in another room with
a, gaping wound In one leg and anoth-
yer in the forehead: The rooms were
In = fearful state of disorder, show
ing that the murdered couple had
fought desperately for their lives. The
little girls said that the hired man
had awakened themStelling that their
father and mother were dead, and
then he went to the barn. It Is evil
dent that he hanged himself simmedi-
ately. The children were In state
Of terror when they reached . neigh
boris house with the gruesome infor-
nation. (
No one knows Of any trouble Be-
tween the farmer and Du PuisI
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-09
SEVERAL PROMINENT
CASES TO BE TRIED
in FEDERAL COURT

Bismarck. N. D.. June s.-The ad-
journment term of federal court for
March opens in the federal building
today. There is quite a long criminal
calendar given over principally to vio-
lations of the federal liquor statutes.
One of the most important cases on
the calendar, the government versus
with violation of the espionage act,
probably will not be tried at this
term. This action is carried over
from the December, 1918. term, when
the first trial of the case resulted in
a hung jury.
Job Wells Brinton. organizer of
Townley chain stores and chain news
papers and interested in banks on the
Slope, has a civil action. for $4,000
against old neighbors at Beach
whom he charges with libeling him.
Brinton established a residence in st.
Paul and%brought this action in the
United States court rather than in the
North Dakota. courts.
The government has an interesting
case against former State Senator
Leslie. AysSimpson and Sheriff T. N.
Hartung of Stark county, q who are
charged with assisting material wit
nesses in a. criminal action to leave
the Jurisdiction Of this court viaE the
select service route. The two y9ung
men who were inducteds into. the aHrv-
ice were returned. from Camp Gus
ter, Mich, and convicted of compile
ity in Northern Pacific box car rob
berries in which the alleged principals
had previously been tried and acqu1t-
ted because, it is alleged. of the alb
sence of these witnesses. The COVERT
ment must again prosecute it's case
without these witnesses, as both of
the young mel succufnbed to flu a
short time after they reached Leaven-
worth. a third important witness,
Conductor A. N. Boxrud, in charge of
the crew which included the two
brakemen above referred to, is i'm
plicated in the present action, it is
said, but he has been missing for
some time, n the government and
state have failed to procure any ink
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-09
ABOUT THE CAPITAL

Bismarck. N. D.. June s.-Rev.
John Flint. pastor OF Trinity Luther
An church. Bismarck's leading Nor
wegian congregation, announced to-
day that hereafter all religious serv-
ices In his house Of worship will BE
conducted in the English LANGUAGE.
Heretofore the services have
been part in Norwegian and
part in the tongue Of America:
;Henceforth the American language
will be the only one spoken from the
pulpit.
Rev. Flint has returned from an
enjoyable months vacation in north
ern Minnesota. and his appearance
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-09
Horse Doctor Draws
Five Years, At Moorhead

Moorhead, Mimi. June 9.-Dr.
Urinary. was sentenced to five years
in the Minnesota penitentiary by
Judge Johnson OF the district court.
when the jury on Saturday night
found him guilty Of first degree as
sault. On the night of January IS,
last, Barnes shot and seriously wound
ed Charles Otterstetter, when the lat
ter was with Barnes divorced. wife.
Barnes is "A years old. J
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-09
ANoTHER WORD FOR n.

Hopping OF. in the language Of
ocean flights, means starting ON one
leg-Detroit Journal.
Of his future ana make no inquiries
into his past.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-09
Depot Theft Suspect
Arrested At Minot

Bisbee. N. D.. June 9.-Sheriff Oak
land has returned from Minot with a
man named Dorm. who is believed re-
sponsible for the robbery of the local
union depot a few days ago, when
$3.50 worth Of TRANSPORTATION was
stolen. Dorm drew suspicion when he
robbed three or four fellow workmen
while working with them on repair
work near here. The men searched
him before he made a getaway and
found their valuables.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-09
MINOT NOTES

Minot, N. D., June s.-The Ward
county old settlers, will go into camp
at No Mans Land near Burlington
June % for their annual I'VE weeks
outing.
The Minot Rotary club reelected E..
A. Long president at its annual meet
ing. DR.. A. D. MCDANIEL was re-
elected vice president; Otto Ellison,
elected second vice president; Ward
Newman, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; G. -.
Colcord. sergeant-at-arns; Major F..
S. Person, choir master, and e. A.
Shirley chairman of public welfare
committee.
The thirteenth annual convention
OF the Ward county Sunday School as
sociation will be held at Douglas June
24-26. The officers of the association
are: President, Chas. Ouradnik, sec
rotary, Fred w. Groninger, and treas
uer, A. B.. Hills.
The annual memorial service of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
was held Sunday afternoon at the
Sons of Norway hall. Rev. D. ]. Gal
lagher was the speaker of the occa-
sion. i
The Minot Association of Commerce
has beer notified that the 500 Line
depots, closed when the u%nification of
railroads went into effect, will be re-
opened July. l.. This ends a long eff
fort the association has made to have
the 500, Line depots opened up again.
Minot is the first city in the state to
cooperate with the United States
government in its campaign against
~venereal diseases by establishing a
free clinic for the treatment of such
diseases.
Captain Otto Gross, who has beer
battalion commander at Camp Lee
since his return from France where
he served over year returned to- Mi
not this week and says his soldering
days. are over. He has responded tc
every call for eighteen" years. Cap.
tain Gross is the owner of a print
shop in this city.
Toxic Slocum. young Japanese lad
who has made his home with the
! Slocum family of Minot since he was
very young, returned this week after
serving with Uncle Sans, forces in
France. He declares he has n Ger.
man scalp to his credit and took the
buckle off the Huns belt as a SOU
venir.
E. A. Long was reelected president
Of the association of commerce at4its
annual meeting. NJ. F. Mulroy was
elected first vice president; r. M
Graham, second vice president; Viii
E. Holbein. secretary and C. H
Zehringer, treasurer.
Chef Jacobson, local aviator who
went east with a large fund raised by
Minot business men for the purpose
of purchasing an airplahe, has sen
word that he has made the purchase
and is shipping the machine to Mino
by express. He plans to make sew
honor of returning soldiers in Minot
July 3 and 4.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-09
Local Shriners May Get
Increased Jurisdiction

Fargo; N. D.. June s.-Kem tenn
fple of Grand Forks and Ell Zagal tenn
pie Of. Fargo. A. A. O. N. NJ. S., may
get increased jurisdiction from the
week in Indianapolis. "A proposal is
up whereby the two North Dakota
temples will be given concurrent
jurisdiction with Minnesota Shrine
temples of the territory located with
in rs miles of Fargo and Grand
Forks. Minnesota Shrine temples are
said to favor the plan.
The county court house employees
have petittoned the county commits
%sioners for Saturday afternoon off
during the summer months.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-09
FLINT RETURNS
TO THIS A

Fargo, N. D., June ar. F. Flint.
former dairy commissioner of North
Dakota, and who for the last two
years has been assistant in charge Of
extension work in the division Of
dairying in the United States depart
ment of agriculture. has arrived in
Fargo to take up extension work for a
private company. He will devote his
attention to the creation of interest
in the d%airyihg. business, the purpose
being to extend the dairying interests
so as to produce greater raw products
for creameries.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-09

Herald wants Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-09
indicates that he has derived mn61
benefitefrom his outing. .af

The annual convention OF the North
Dakota Volunteer Firemen's assocta-
ton will open in Bismarck Tuesday
for q two days session. State Fire
Marshal II. L.. Reade, who is secre-
tary OF the association, has prepared
no formal program. 1t being the. in
tention Of the firemen to devote. the
two days to a general discussion OF
matters affecting their branch Of the
service. Particular attention will be
given the Legislation of the 18th as
sembly. some OF which was adverse to
the best interests Of volunteer fire
departments. tf8S 80 si
The firemen held no. meeting last
year because Of the a and there
is a great amount of accumulated
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-09

Noonan. n. Dune s-.-sWiili.mr
stevenson OF the Great Northern En-
cheering department arrived ~ thiss
city recently with several assists MI
and is spending, several days fa here
making a survey for q .spur track ~
mines southeast Of town. 1t IL esttt-ss
mated.that the spur Will be about ~
miles long and will serve az an out
let for ali Of the mines In that VI
cinity.
Herald wants Bring Resulta.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-09
LUTHER LEAGUE TO.
CONVENE AT FARGO

Fargo. N. D.. June s.-The North
Dakota Young Peoples Luther league
will open its annual convention in
Fargo next Thursday. sessions con-
tinuing till Sunday. The special fea-
ture of the convention will be the
chorus of about 500 voices. and the,
presentation Of the cantata. THE
Holy City"
About 5000 visitors will be attract
ed to the city by the convention.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-09
Sawyer Anticipates as'
ezra OF Democracy

Sawyer, June O. Nonpartisan
league members of this district plan
to start a bank. store and elevator
during the am A horde of stock
statesmen are expected in as soon as
they wind up their prediction speak
ing tours.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-30
THE WATCH NIGHT SERVICE
AT SEDDEN M. e. CHURCH

Al 81 .
There will be an old-fashioned
Methodist Watch Night Service held
at the Sedden M. 2. Church, begin
Ming at 1870 p. m. The first service
will be conducted by G. N. Harding,
prayer and song service, and at S:46
n Epworth League will be organized.
Then an intermission, social hour.
hen at 9:45 viii be the report OF the
'aymen of the church OF all church
york In all departments of the church
'ince the beginning OF the Conference
7esr. Then we viii have a social hour
n which we can visit and get better
acquainted. Beginning at II to 11:45
here will be an old-fashioned Praise
Service. Have You anything to praise
he Lord for? From 11;45 to 10 q
CONGREGATIONAL service. The entire
membership Is requested 10 be pres
emit and all others who believe in such
4 service are invited to be with us.
We will welcome you in the Name Of
he Lord.
W. H. MORRIS, Pastor.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-30

f,rooksvIllo. KY December %. rho
following card Is issued here:
ITO Whom II May Concern,
"The undersigned, brother OF the
late Jesse Glenn. Wishes 20 make the
following statements in reference to
the trial OF Thomas Marlssbcrry, UNI
der arrest and in the Coyinston jail,
charged with this crime.
THAT am 10 favor of giving Mr..
Marksberry a fair and impartial trial
In the county where the crime was
committed, and am at all times willing
to let the law take its course. l am,
as well as all the close relatives and
friends of my brother, Jesse, opposed
to violence OF any kind in this matter,
and as far as we are concerned there
will be none at any time. The above
applies to not only Mr. Marksberry.
hut Mr. Brown. his attorney, as we'll.
CLAUDE GLENN.