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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-03

At INA = street northwest. with an
address by 1. E. speer, representing
the Cooperation Trust Company of
New York; on Historical Review on
The Present Rulings IN the Income
Tax Law"
e. B. Hurley. deputy commissioner
of internal revenue viii deliver a
lecture on Function of the Banks
Relation to the Collection OF Income
Taxes" January IA, at p. m. at 4eil
street northwest p S. TaIbert.
chairman Of the committee on review
and appeal internal review. will dis
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-03
ASK LINCOLN SHAFT
FOR MOTHERS CRAVE

Indiana wants the Lincoln statue
which Washington is having removed
from the courthouse
Governor, James p. Goodrich sent
a telegram yesterday TO the Dis
trict Commissioners asking that his
State be given the statue for use
in the cemetery where Nancy Hanks.
Dincoln's mother. Is buried.
Some residents have advocated tax
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-03

4 Lectures OF the American Institute
Of Banking. suspended during the
holidays. viii be resumed sext Tues
day night when H. a.. Mckee, presi-
dent OF the National Capital Bank.
VIII speak on Functions Of the
Clearing House. -
The first OF series Of extra lec-
lures will begin January at p. M,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-03
Holy Trinity to Hold Mission.

A two-week mission will open to-
morrow in Holy Trinity Church.
Georgetown. The Rev. John Nc
Carthy. S. j., and the Rev. Thomas
Delehanty. 5. j.. of the Jesuit Mis-
sionary Band OF the Eastern prov
ince, will conduct the mission: The
first week of the exercises will be for
women and the second week for men.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-03
Saws Hubby Spanked Hef,

Milford. Del. Jan. 2 = Chargcd
with administering q spanking 70
his young wife. Clarence Meredith.
who lives near Milford. was abput
20 board q train for parts unknown
when he was apprehended by state
oficers. and thus ended The romance
Of a Is-year>old bride. The penalty
for vife-beating In Delaware u
very severe.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-03

cuss Changes in the Income Tax
Laws"
Robert v. Fleming, assistant CASH
fer. Riggs National Bank. will speak
to the students on -Indiyidual In
come Tax Returns; How 10 Handle
Customers" january a.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-03
Rites for Charles A. Shields,

Funeral services for Charles Adams
Shields. civil war veteran and real
estate man. who died Wednesday, will
be held at o'clock this afternoon at
his home, 1851 p street northwest.
Burial will be In Rock Creek Gene
terry.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-03
EIizsbethan ehaliee Sold.

London. Ene.-An Eiizabethan chai-
ice Of the Leicestershire type. made
about 1850 and weighing -four. ounces
eleven pennywelghts. was sold for $50
an ounce az christie's recently.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-03
Meritol Toilet Articles

MerItoI Almond Cream. an
excellent preparation for
rough and irritatedf skin
70 bottles Sic
MeritoI Benzoin and Al
mond Cream. the biggest
seller in the winter for O6x
chapped skim bottles Ivy
Meritol Menthol Cream,
just fine after shaving; cool
ing. soothing and healing;
makes the skin soft like VEL
vet: non-greasy = 26G
MeritoI Cucumber Cream,
especially prepared for dark
compleNions: has a tendency
to whiten the skin; healing
and soothing O6H
bottles. IVY
Meritol Hair Tonic. con-
tains the necessary drugs to
remove .dandruff. stop falling
>hair and promote its KID
growth bottles. .. cAS
s1.O0 Meritol Hair 81 M
Tonic--2 for. paw
Meritol Mouth Wash, an
ideal prophylactic especially
after cleaning the teeth; will
keep the gums firm and O6H
hard bottles. 800. Ivy
soc size. 2 for 5Icy 500
size. , for, S1.oI.
Meritol ISenzoin Lotion, the
best preparation for a bad
%Smpisf s@,fis. simple to 26c
MeritoI Complexion Powder
will not irritate the O6H
skin: 25c size for. Ivy
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-03
Ham Hears of Delay.
Getting Real Service.

Civic represe natives will come
back, it is said. with the claim that
Baltimore is getting real street car
service.
The increased reevnue for the
year under the present rates should
amount to sS50.000. according to es-
Inmates by the Public Utilities Com
missioners. President Ham contends
present returns indicate that only
s475,0OO will be added to the roads
revenues.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-03
Guaranteed
RUBBER
GOODS

Use Hot-water Bottles.
seamless red rubber;
about 2-Quart size. Guar
snteed perfect. This 76H
sale. . for. IVY
Sl.0o>Hot Water Bot
ties; about 2-Quart size;
made extra heavy. with
reinforced shoulders; a
bargain at a dol c1 NJ
lar. This sale 2 forpA'VA
SC Nipples: brand-new
stock. real live rubber:
get the amount you want
during this sale 81
for. Wy
SC Medicine Drop O.
pers-S for. Wy
35c Syringe Tubing.
rapid flow; 5-foot long.
! P9 9oI sale 36c
75c Monarch Atomizer,
will answer your purpose /;
ideal, whether used as wa
ter or oil spray, and every
home should have one;
useful for cold in head,
sore throat or catsrrh;
gives quick relief 7eH
, for. IVY
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-03
POPULAR
TOILET
ARTICLES

35c Barnard. Razor-Aid
Shaving Cream; makes
shaving easy; will not
irritate the skin QeI
: tubes. ........... wy
soc Barnard's Gocoanut
Oil Shampoo; will clean
the scalp; easy to SIH
use bottles.......o AS
SC Styptic Pencils 81
2 for. W
35c Graham's Violet Bo-
rated Tale, a favorite in
every home; full 2kf
pound boxes for. IVY
l5c Barnard's Tale. IA
all popular floral 1kH
odors-2 boxes for. Ivy
Csc Parker's Skin De
light. a mild skin 90
bleach for. Ivy
csc AIbolene Cold DSH
Cream tubes for. Ivy
10c Usola Cam liz
phor lee for. .. 10y
loc Brighton Violet Tai
cum Powder liz
lot. go.
Csc odor Sweet. pre-
vents perspiratiou 26f
odors--2 for. ....... Ivy
csc Japalmo Almond
Cold Cream: an ideal
night cream - .)6f
Jars. ....-....
Csc Barnard's Vanish
ing Peroxide Cream 26f
. for. Ivy
soc Benzoin GIycerin
and Rose Water. an eN-
quisite preparation for
rough skin; S-oZ. KID
bottles for. ... Jay
soc Lucia Cocoa 61H
butter Cream for oA
Csc lpecol Dental Cream
prevents Riggs disease;
hardens the gums, espe-
cially when spongy. ami
helps to whiten the CeE
leeth-2 for. Ivy
35c d e n t o x Dental
Cream--a favorite among
children. They just love
to clean their teeth with
it Preserves the teeth
and keeps them free S6H
Of tartar--2 for. ivy
prop h vt o Tooth
LIQUID IF your favoritr,
stock up during this CeH
sale; Csc size-2 for Ivy
75c Woods RepiIa- 76H
tory for....E.....N IVY
l5c Rabcock's vi olet
Elice Tale, 16f
SOC Danse Face KID
Powder for.
Toe Towards Cubeb III
Cigarettes-2 for. 10y
Csc Metal Soap O6H
Boxes for. ..... Ivy
15c Toothbrush 1cH
Holders for. IVY
l5c Hand and Nail 166
Brushes for. oT
Toe Washeloths. good
quality Ia
2 for.
49c Face Powder; all
shades in stock: S0A
choice for. ivy
Toe Simon Shoe ia
Polish. black-2 for LILY
Csc Wrist Bands 0HH
Tor. $3.50.
2dc Health C6H
Appliers--2 for. 49,. Ivy
l0c Aluminium IA
Drinking Cups--2 for 10y
IOc Superior Teeth ia
Filler for. 10y
Ioc Blackhead Re III
movers for. 10y
l5c Dental Floss ia
IL yds.-2 for. Aot
Zoe Key Chains liz
2 for................
csc Halves Cold Buster
will relieve a cold in 96
"a hours-2 for. 1890. ~
soc De Wits Kidney S1
for. ......... -
soc Stearn's Haarlem E1
OIL Capsules for. "
s5c Kaoiin Piasters: r,
move swelling and in DC
flammation-2 for. ~
l0c Carpenters Liquid II
Court Plaster for. =
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-03

~ lie cCn. any has failed to start
work on the loop into the pro-
posed W.. B. & A. terminal at
, Twelfth street and New York avenue
1t was intimated drastic steps might
be taken unless the work was begun
Immediately
The railway company was ordered
to commence the installation of new
tracks by September Is last. but
ground has not been broken.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-03

$LOo Beef. Wine and
Iron; full pint bot CT M
Ties for. p4.O4
S1.o0 Alternative Com
pound; will purify your
blood bottles eli NJ
lot --...-.-..
Csc Larkspur Lotion:
excellent for children's
heads where vermin Oe1
EXIST for. GOC
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-03

1oc EPSON Salts.
best grade, pound
e 3 fGra lie
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05

GLOVE SILK VESTS Of an
excellent quality in pink only
with ribbon shoulder straps.
Regular Value $50. J
PINK GLOVE SILK BLOOM \
ERS Of dependable wearing
quali,y-fuIly reinforced. {
Regular Value 4.5O. J
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05

vas Representative Thomas H. Cullen,
in the 4th District. Tho other seven
districts were won by tho Republicans,
q feat never before accomplished in
the history Of Kings County.
Rejoice at Maher's Defeat
The victory of Michael j. Hogan,
former Alderman, in the 7th Congress
sional District over Representative
James z. Maher. his Democratic op-
ronent, was particularl; pleasing to
the downtown Brooklyn Republicans.
it was also conceded thai John Kissel,
Republican Congressional nominee in
the 3D. District, had made a remarkable
run in defeating c. J. McWilliams.
Democrat. The district was repre-
sc,,ted by Representative John Mac
Crate. who was elected by the Repub-
Leans to the Supreme Court, but it
was figured by all the experts before
election that the district would swing
back to the Democratic column this
year.
Small consolation camc to the Nc
Cooey forces yesterday when the final
figures showed that Assemblymanl
Peter A. McArdle had been reelected
of votes. S. l.. Frooks had been de-
clared the winner until the last few
election districts missing had been
counted. Fire Commissioner Thomas
] brennan is the Democratic leader of
the 4th Assembly District.
1t was said in Brooklyn yesterday
that County Judge Norman S. Dixie
and Surrogate Stlah B. Strong, of Suf-
folk County, who we're elected to the
Supreme Court Tuesday. probably will
rot resign until January !: That
would enable Governor elect Miller to
name their successors.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
McCoocy Rule
Shattered as
Carroll Loses
Tanimany Forces in Brook
lyn Virtually Anni!,i-
lated When Republican
Forces Sweep Borough
Tried Strong',olds Taken
Worst Defeat Occurs il,
Old McCarrcn District; &;
Assembly Loss Heavy

Nowhere in the city were the Demo
cratic strongholds so badly shattered
IN Tuesdays election as in Brooklyn.
Tammany Hall saved some Of it's local
candidates, but the McCooey organiza-
tion across the river was practically
annihilatcd. Time -honored Democratic
districts took the count in the early
rounds.
Perhaps the hardest blow was the de-
feat Of State Senator Daniel J. Carroll
in the 11th Senatorial District, hith-
erto almost iuVUlnerable Democratic
district. over which Senator Carroll
himself presided as leader. This was
the old Pat McCarren district and has
been Democratic heritage for years.
The complete returns yesterday gave
the victory TO Abraham l. Karlin, the
Republican candidate, by S72 votes.
The hnal vote was: Karin, 1854, and
Carroll. 1s.2l2.
CARROTS Friend Beaten
The Republicans rot onlg defeated
Carroll, bnt also pat out A. 5. Yacenda,
Democratic candidate from the 14th
Assembly District. which IS included
in the llth Senatorial District. Yacenda
had been selected by Carroll to keep
the district in line. Carroll had
tus rre el With ny Of his oldtime
friends in the district and apparently
thy picked cat tnis year TO beat HIM
and ray oil cid scores. The Rcpub-
lien 'ands.ide helyed them. The anti
Carroll folceS encouraged b. their
complete victory. are said to be prepar-
ing already fox next year. wnen they
are planning 70 retire him as .eader Of
the 18th Ward.
The McCooey forces will have only
seven Assemblymen at AlbanJ. The
Republicans VIII have fifteen, gain Of
two, counting the 10th Assembly Dis
trlct, which was lost at the spcoial cleo
tion for Assembly Ills year. The
Democrats will have only two ont of
the eight state Senator's The Social
ISIS won two Brooklyn Assembly Dis
tricts, the l4th and the 23d
=. The Congress sweep by the Rcpub-
llcans Was even more complete. The
on.y candidate saved by the Democrats
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
10000 Yards of Silk
At Almost ~ Price and Less!

Complete range of SO colors in each line
Satin Bri'ant-35 inches wde-a lovely supple quality.
Formerly 375 yard
Dress sat;n-35 nches--a weave greatly in demand for
autumn street and party frocks Formerly 500
Georgette Crepe-40 nches-in every wanted shade. !
Formerly $50 yard
Dress Taffeta35 inches wide-n complete range of
fashionable colors. Formerly 375 /
Satn Amer'ca-one Of the finest produced for
smart dresses. bouse All shades s. inches vide
Formerly $50 yard
NofE-Early shopping advised secure best selection
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Lingerie


ENVELOPE CIEMIsE Of
hne nalnsook daintlly trimmed
with a lace edge and beading
finished a, the bottom with
hemshtching.
Regularly 200 Each.
ENVELOPE CHEMlsE of a
lovely quality Of Crepe de Chine
in pink only-lacc trimmed
and plain tailored models in
shoulder strap style.
Regularly 800 Each. l
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Dress Goods

COSTUME SERGE in Navy
and Black only-sponscd and
shrunk so inches widc-an
excellent quality.
Formerly $50 I'd.
WORSTED PLAIDS-54 and \
Sc inches widc-a superior tex
furc in Brown, Green, Copen. |
Navy and Taupe. Exceptional {
Value.
Formerly $50 I'd.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Ribbons

Silk Taaeta and jacquard
Hair Bow and Sash Ribbons
) and 7 inches VIDE.
Formerly LEO and l.25 Yd.
Fine quality Satin and Taaeta
striped Sash Ribbon in ten
scasonable color combinations.
Formerly s3.2s I'd.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Wonen's s Gloves

WASHABLE LEATHER
GLOVES III Tan, Chestnut
Brown. Beaver. Mastic. Bat
'leship Grey and Black--un-
cquallcd values.
Regularly $50 Pr.
FRENCH TW CLASP
CLONES-a recent importation
OF fine, soft kidskins-in Tan,
Chestnut and Cocoa Browns;
also medium Grey with smar.
Paris Point Stitching.
Regularly 3.75.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Wool Jackets

Wool Jackets Of fine elastic !
weave in desirable colors; also !
Black and Whltc-V neck with !
self facing.
Regularly 2.sS. !
Shetland wool Jackets Of !
finest quallty-hand made in !
White or Natural Grcy-ribbon
at neck and waist.
Regularly 3.95. !
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Women's Hosiery

Fibre and Thread Silk mixed !
Hosiery with Isle tops and !
scanned backs-in a lustrous, \
dependable weave.
Regularly $50. !
McCallum's Standard Make \
pure thread silk l4osiery-full-
fashioned, elastic cotton tops J
and soles-Black White, Afn- I
can Brown. Chestnut. Cocoa. 7
Taupe. Lead, Silver, Battleship !
Grey and Bronze.
Regularly 2.95 Pr. !
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-09
New Machinery
Is Installed by
Oregon Growers

Final installation of new machin
cry in all its packing plants is an
nounced by the Oregon Growers
Cooperative association with the
exception of SCOTS Mills where
there has been some delay.
The new processing machines are
Of the very latest type, r. C. Paulus
sales manager announces. They are
capable of giving prunes a more
thorough washing and they also
carry the prunes longer in the
steam permitting higher temper.
AZURE. In the washing of prunes,
extreme heat is necessary in order
TO sterilize them thoroughly. With
complete sterilization, prunes stand
climatic changes, preventing mold
ahd deterioration, Mr.. Paulus saws
During the past season the heav-
lest packing was done at the sinh.
erlln and Salem- plants on account
OF delay in shipment of macn,nery
Which interferred with operation
Ihe plants already in operation
with the new machinery are locat-
ca at Salem, Dallas and Yamhill.
installation OF new machinery is
under way in the packing plants at
Forest Grove, Myrtle Creek. Dallas
riddle and SCOTS Mills.
so far this season. more than
i,ooo,O0O pounds of prunes have
been shipped on contracts made hv
the Oregon Growers Cooperative
association and there are still a
number of heavy contracts 70 he
fiiied. The Sutherlin plant is now
packing 5000 of the 25-pound boxes
daily 0''e
IN addition to the packing ma
chinery now being installed, all the
new plants will be provided with
double graders which have pra,.
tlcally doubled the capacity of the
Old style grader. All of this mach
inery which is of the very latest
type is owned by the Oregon
Growers Packing corporation.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-09
Football Fans
Watch Oregon
and Aggie Teams


win the mono oI defending The
co'ers or the west IN the !nt.r'sec-
tlobaI New Year Day game at
iasaoeha, Practlcaiiy settled upon
the sHouluers OF California ms The
ItsGit OF the ~ 10 drubbing they
il''!i mustered 20 washington Srate
eoi'e6e last saturday foolball III
t"est IN salem tll vicinity Is fast
V''nS i.9eil upoh tHe remaining
+" ihes III wHlcn 'ne Two state
scnools' the University or oregon
oi'' oregon AS.lcaitaEal college,
h'Ve Oh their 59ceouies.
in'efest III tae contests Oh lhesa
'Naio ,ia.uraiiy ceiters on thelr an
nc.'' oiaSn, Wh'e'i !. 10 ot sthSed III
ans 'iiio Se"- OH -NeVemp'r ~,
r,e u".e .iie ASsies homecoming
b,I SO little mas yet Deen H.tablish-
"', ~ ..ie .ei"',NN S're''S"l u t1e
w" ',A"' s'e4i SUMS 81 tus
No'nins "eehe' VIII De c'oselV
".Io' .,,
rr,,,',',. - olesun w - en.eitai me
nv e.y VI washington III tho' Eu
Sene e,ia neat SATURDAY the
~ oi,,' iiusNieS WIZ pe giving pat
'ie ~ .he w. o. Y. eleVen' rated as
one VI 'ne s,rohsesl on the coast
u,iii .' nuiiioii,is oeleat IN Befk-
e'es. ourtaoe inoica,iohs would ap-
- pu. INC wv teaiis on
par pul crltlcS are Stlll inclined to
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-09
Apple Syrup Is
Growers Latest

And now we are about to pass
the apple syrup. Genuine, real
syrup, not made from sugar cane
or sugar beets. but from apples
grown right here in Oregon"
j. o. Holt, packing manager of
the oregon Growers Cooperative
association with headquarters in
Eugene. announces that the chem
list at the Eugene plant is putting
out an apple syrup that is likely
to be the real thing.
Heretofore, in all the apple syr-
ups produced, there was an acid
that rather spoiled the effect. BY
a chemical process, this acid has
been removed and now the syrup
made from apples is very likely,
within another season. to be found
on every breakfast table.
BY the new process. the apple
syrup is clarified. the acid remov-
ed and then it is almost as sweet
as the ordinary cane or beet syrup
without the addition of any sugar.
Mr., Holt says there is also great
possibilities in the use of the new
syrup for cooking purposes be-
sides table use.
The Eugene plant of the associ-
alton is now making this syrup
and il will be supplied to the trade
this winter to give it a thorough
test. 1t requires or gallons of
cider to make one gallon of syrup.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-09

/ ita cost from $22 per month to s2l
per month, total reduction in the
maintenance item for the two year
period Of $43,200. Superintendent
Steiner has also asked for funds for
the construction Of a cold storage
plant at an estimated cost of So
$50; an industrial building at cost
of $40,475; machinery building at
cost of $10,206; a fruit storage
plant at a cost of $500 and a feed
barn at the cottage farm to replace
the one destroyed by fire during
the past summer at cost of $12.-
900. 1t is probable that the board
Of control will also use the prun-
ing knife on one or more Of these
items. probably to the entire elm
ination of some of the requested
improvements.
In his report superintendent
Steiner shows that products to the
value Of $513,999.S3 were takeni
from the hospital farm during the
past biennium. The construction Of
new wing at the eastern Oregon
hospital for the insane to accom-
modate 200 patients is recommend
ed by Superintendent Steiner who
points out that the Salem institu-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-09

members and employees Of the in
stitution, repairs and new build
ings.
The estimates for most Of the
state departments, commissions
and institutions receiving state aid
are now in the hands of the secre-
tary of state, most of them showing
material increases in their financial
needs over the estimates of two
Years ago.
The state board of control met
this afternoon to consider the esti-
mates submitted by the institutions
under their supervision. Consider
alton of the budget of the hospital
for the insane here occupied the
entire afternoon with no final ac-
tion taken even on this item and
adjournment was taken until Tues
day afternoon.
Hospital Budget Big.
Superintendent Steiner's budget
for the state hospital estimates the
need of $1,119,216 for the forth
coming biennium. That some very
reductions in these figures
are likely was indicated by the at
titude of the board this afternoon
IN tentatively deciding on reduc-
ton in the estimate on the per cap
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-09
Prepare
For Game With
W.S.C. Eleven

Oregon Agricultural college, Cor
Wallis. Nov. o. The cast which
has held Gap" Powell, giant full.
back, on crutches since the Wash.
ington game, has been taken off
but Gap" cannot yet play. Dad
Butler, trainer, holds out the for
lorn hope that Powell may play in
the Oregon game. but not before
then.
The team rested last weekend
in anticipation of the battle with
Washington State. November 10.
Only two more, big games remain,
the one just mentioned, and the
annual struggle with the sister
university.
Holder has been out of the game
since he received the face blow
in the game with the Bears which
him to be carried off the
field. Summers has replaced him,
and the rest of the backfield has
been changed considerably. Kas-
berger has been shifted to full, "Hi'
Woods and Harold McKenna both
being on the sick list this week.
Woods ripped something loose in
his shoulder, and big Mac" has
sprained ankle.
Most Of the squad, however, are
reported as feeling fit. The entire
cam will be in good condition for
he trip to Pullman, and it is the
belief of the staff that they will all
be in fighting strength. They leave
for Pullman Thursday night. ac-
by the o. A. c. chanters
and a bunch of rooters.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-09
Deputy Named
To Prosecute
Murder Case

Attorney General Van Wrinkle on
Monday named w. p. Myers of
Bend. former district attorney for
jefferson county. as special prose-
cutor i'm the case of A. ]. Weston
under arrest charged with killing
of Robert Z, Krug near sisters.
Oregon, i'm March. 1919 and burn
mig krug's residence. A request for
the appointment of the special
prosecutor was based on the fact
that Arthur ]. More. district attor
ney for Deschutes county, is a SON
in-law of the defendant and there
fore disqualified from handling the
case for the state.