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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-09

trip in the end.
 Sir Roger Easement was convicted solely on the ground of having made reasonable speeches to Irish soldiers of the British army, prisoners in Ger many. Had he been able to secure evidence to back up his assertion that he never asked an Irish prison CT to promise to do any more than fight for Ireland after the war was over, 1t would have been difficult to convict him.
 Gin the third, and last article of this series, conclusive evidence will be given showing the palpable nature or the German British frame-up of the great Irish 1eader.-EDITOR.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-09
HELD FOR ROBBERY.

Alleged to have robbed the clothing store of Abraham Shermyn, 226 Rail
 road avenue, on the night of Decem- Der 3, Henry Dutton, of Atlanta, Ga, was bound over to the Superior court under $500 bonds by the City court today. A suitcase said to be owned by Dutton, and packed full of cloth ing was discovered hidden on top of the spark guard at the Water street railroad viaduct
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-09
{ ulAH;;,tElIOljS
 KIDNEY REMEDY
in l)Ae Nlaatii, ''ss;fs'lis- fi9es"
 Gage Gag,glsse Relief
Cos EIRsr Avg, TnoY, N. Y~

V1o - 1AS1 hN1 I3pfs N- l( VI have Icel greet sufferer for years .,si1a .Ks&ney Trouble ond Cors1sy,ctioa. tried Fruit 3 t;-ec' afo,t ? racnai. ago, ard with a = /. imJc E=Eas.S. The kJdn-s' Tros:oia i.4a disappeared and the Constipation x fast leaving me-.
 HENRY DATER. sFruit a Igigcs'. or Emit Liver Tablets. tie n'a.tiai7a1, :nado from ,JTu+s jz41-.s t4TaG Ga,usi5e 7a1i-s, ;s doing q wonder rial leo-z i> ',.:.ging health tcssics. people.
 lss2. ss ;ocz, |, for l. 5l. trial SEC 25c. A. 5s,ie...a'. Ter. '7RIji'i-A-'sI:yTE$s z.ja,':f-, .If- s5l. l;.. l,:s H..
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-09
OBITUARY
MaV A RlN

Following a long illness, Mrs May A. Ray, wife of John G. Ray, died yesterday at the family home, 4O7 Shelton street. She was a, resident of this city eight years, and a member of the Presbyterian church. Besides her husband she is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Rosena Williams of Pa., and six sons, George,
 Jesse, Arthur, Alfred, Dalbert and
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-09

providing a means for these people 10 secure justice without cost? What more practical way to discourage. the growth of bolshevisnl. Foreigners coming here are told that the Stars and Stripes stand for justice. Is it any wonder that when they find themselves barred from it by the cost that they think of violence?
 "Yes, I hope we shall try the com mission form of government"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-09

Annie M. Jones; a collateral de- scendant of Noah Webster, compiler of Webster's Dictionary, died in this city on Nov. 12, 1920, leaving a will with four codiciIs which were offered for probate in the Probate Court to- day.
 She had. no heirs and by her last codic1 left the bulk of her property to Minnie J. Sanford, wife of George H. Sanford of 129 Washington ave- nue, who was also named as an ex- ecutrix and filed to the petition for probate.
 The sum of s2oo is given to Noun tain Grove Cemetery associaton- To Robert w. Day of Buffalo, N. Y., she gives mantel clock, winch formerly belonged to Noah Webster, and the large portraits of his grandfathex and grandmother, MT. and Mrs. Henry Jones, all the silver marked H. J.; the silver candlestick that was for merly theirs and three so-called "Mather'' chairs, all being family relics on his side
 \ portrait of the testatrix's moth CT is given to Mrs. Frank Hennessey of North Haven. Books are given to Henry T. Blake of New Haven and the balance of the books to Wi
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-26
A CITY WITH A WILL

Astoria, the oldest city in oregon,
80 they say is an example of a city
with will. what the men of that
community has set their minds to do
toward the building OF great sea-
port has, in lcrge measure been ac-
complished, and stands today as
monument 20 their faith in their
community.
II is no small task to which they
have addressed themselves. for among
other things they have undertaken
to build terminal facilities costing
millions OF dollars, wheat elevators
handling grain on bulk, flour mills,
fishing wharves and all the facilities
needed for a great ocean terminal.
And what is more these works are
going forward al n pace that will set
mark for other communities TO
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-26
lin at for years to come.

aim at for years to come.
In doing all this Astoria is not
overlooking the esthetic advantages
OF community life. Its people are
building fine homes, they have beau
tiful pul,lis buildings, schools and
churches, s6dge halls that would be
a pride Of cities of greater popula-
tion than is that founded by the
great Astor. y
Nor are they hiding their light
under bushel--not the people of
Astoria, with a justifiable pride they
are inviting conventions to their city
showing them the possibilities of As
toria and what its enterprlsing cit
izens are doing
The space they set for their com
mercal activities is not disregarded
in their wholehearted hospitality.
They are doing nothing by halves IN
their community and the feeling one
has on leaving is one OF completed
pleasure united with determination
to again visit there
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-26

to Seattle to teach school the coming
winter after spending the summer
with her mother, Mrs. Creighton
Symes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Hurd are the
parents of son born August 16th.
George II. Loersch has purchased
the forty acres one half mile east
of Fruitland from DR.. Henderson,
of Carpenteria, California.
Grant Gardner has gone to Poca-
tello to attend the Republican State
Convention, he being a delegate from
Payette County.
Guy Graham left Monday for
American Falls as a delegate to the
Democratic State Convention from
ravette County.
Grant Gardner accompanied Miss
Martina Wilson and Mr. anl Mrs
Browning and their house guess to
to atls last week for rev days
outing.
John Heck,s was m from Purmd
over sunday with home tolls,
Supt. Charles s. Miller and Mrs
Miller and two sons, Charles and
Winston returned last week from q
two months trip to Ohio and other
eastern points.
Prof. T. II. Nelson passed through
Eguitland Sunday. coming from his
new home at Midway,
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Enberg. Misses
Lucille Hin and Bernlce MeGee,
Messrs. Ralph johnson and Arthur
Linck have returned from ten
days outing at Smiths Ferry.
Mrs. Jennie Upson and daughter.
Juanita, of Juntura. Oregon. were
guests last week at the j. W. McGee
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-26
FRU|TLAND BENCH NEWS

Miss Fannie Peacock and Mr.. Sim
! Watkins were united in marriage
Sunday, August 18TH, at the home OF
THE brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs n
A. Peacock, by Rev. Ford Burtch, OF
the New Plymouth Baptist church.
They have gone to Mldvale to make
their home where che groom is In
business. Mrs. watkins has been a
teacher in the County and is a most
lovable young woman and her many
friends here and elsewhere wish them
a long happy life
Car Demolished
Rev. n. II. Payne was driving his
Oakland Six into payette from Fruit
land his home, Saturday night, with
nine occupants in the car. and at the
Irwin ranch slough half way between
the two towns. Just before going up
on the bridge, car from Payette
with very bright head lights thrown
on to him suddenly caused him to
get too close to the edge and the ear
went over the embankment throwing
five of them into the mud and water.
the other four holding on to the
upturned car. Many of them recelv.
ed bruises but no broken bones. Two
tires were stolen from the damaged
car.
Mrs Pearl Peterson sold her five
acre orchard tract to Mr.. and Mrs
Wise, teachers In the Fruitland High
School This is one of the desirable
tracts and this year has an abund
ance OF apples on It. Mrs. Peterson
retains the crop.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles l.. Rich and
MIR. aud Mrs l.. II Rich have gone
10 Alberta. Canada, making a detoui
through the Yellowstone
National Park. They are away or
business. VIII return via Lewiston
md Spokane.
MIR. and Mrs. II, q. Cornwell sold |
heir place to Roy Cox. OF wilder. |
md have gone to California by auto |
Miss Adelaide Mitchell has gone
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-26

"If you want to live in the kind of a town
Like the kind of town that YOU like
You needn't slip your clothes in grip
And start on a long long hike;
You'll only find what you left behind
For there s nothing that S really new;
It's knock at yourself when YOU knock your town,
1t isn't the town-its you"
"Rea towns are not made by men afraid
Lest somebody else gets ahead;
When everyone works and nobody shirks
You can raise a town from the dead;
And If, while you're making your personal stake
Your neighbor can make one too;
Your town will be what You want To sec
1t isn't the town-it's You. Anon
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-26
Continued on Page seyenJ
PIANO TUNING

The undersigned will be In Ontario
about the first week In Sept. tuning
pianos. Anyone wishing their plano
tuned at that time Will please leave
orders with Mrs. Cox My tuning
~ highly recommended by Mrs
Moody at Vale who In the proud pos
sesacr of Stelnway Grand aud
which tuned.
l.. n. Hockett
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-26

Turn your second hand machinery
into cash---your neighbor might want
Just what you don't need---let the
Argus Want Ads carry the message
to him.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-26

Get a premium list and boost for
the Fair.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-26

Read The Ontario Argus for Tho
news.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-26

L. ~ Hockett
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27
Sra Uor0e.
HcobrTnbt ltnabumsbus. Tina.

HcobrTnot ltngbumsbns. ling.
bomshlIiet Tor6e / Soln1e or iielAe
McbbeIelie ira artitiuuaiauo neO-
brpllot Ill @runOen.
Seitepriicrnc / u%eoaaacnbe. Get
oorlige %inter- SeitcmorfN pau Gil.
Iebanmer aibolocs i oislc Gage. On
YfGngoe &eIte ira foritleQigc Gele
al Norge cr tomnlet, men &lobclp-
Itcn or oaorllg. @cItcprllcrlc cr |
Nebaogaacn0c.
SNifernc fpmmet tilbase. &c tplfe
lloienoingcr, iom ital %forbanole ON
Gipb al Stataiilb, CT nj ton1nnet I'll
buoe til 2riitiania. Get oreier Jig
otter Sorlpocnoe ont aieb al ct Eortl
cnten paa 100000 Selocr clcr no
oct oocr I WtiQion.
Srraeitreifen bilGa9cs. Strom-
ituo 23oe San. Gen tioligere ont
toltc IGrgeitreit: SpineinnO-Spe-
rigc pil MI oltagclig bli bTpet, loet
oclt Ipenife 2enaltprcllc bar 9auet
nleo paa at .betdle Den norlfe Serge
mann 1000 &roner.
Srnfninesulnffe. Siplge "@ub-
brutos0elen~ CT Der hut0t ell Jorge
La lllpffc i @uobranosoolcn, ioet
@aarpbrllger 9ilbeu onlfonl oeo ell
Srufninasulpffe San ltltloe gnn
oper glpen, men fom no | Ell Haaf.
ia man fif ham op, bar oct forIent
of reooe Sipet.
Stabct at ct Mineifno. Grammcn
20be San. 5 Geggli / Nltmeoal tom
iooa en- 40 g(ar gammel @oarbbru.
ger LENT tilifaoe peo at ct Wttnelfllh
9if for tiblig al. San tit Iniigtei
on Sunoerne iterft beifaoiget. I'll
ifoocfomr,e blep ltrar ienot til Grant.
mems Spgebus.
grano / @ennesln. ar%iitiansianG
2Ooe San. Ole Gifelanos SuS %
ll6bltie / Genrlesla er mat neo.
6rpl,ot. Gieren og Sieneitepi9en
blep aoifiais iorbrGnot % Ell 8ui
braf Saarbenet, ba ban maatte bop.
ne lto al Iinoilet. Sauer og SONS
inoebrpnbte. gSiuramen q pao
$4,000 Str.
|earnpet al Smeraiet. Sronobiem
20oe SSamuar. Gn ting lllptfe ino.
trnf 6reoa9 / Selbli, ioet 2 Smaa.
gutter fra @aurben 3issnes bleo be-
0rapet unber ct Sneifreb. Oct Inf.
fcoes at grape frem Sen enc, o9 bar
fom iig efter ihGrbige Splipninesa
forisg. Gen atoen bar 900, bd mal
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S%runphiems Countries Reitnnrc.


ring. iii SortIPttelIe ar H~eitoltrc.
rinasarbeioet pao 3ronohiems Com.
firfe cr pou Statsbuo9ettet Tor no.
lie 5ermilt opisrt Sr. 250,000 paa
Den @etingeliG, at Der ira Erono-
hiems @p tiIpeiebringes ct @cleb
pao $1,000 aroner Ill Irbci0ct. q.
partemcntet oplpier, ar Ntacool
2ltno / &oniur 3. u. bar inogipet
9nora8croe ont, at ser titles iii
Gispoiition Tor bans SorlGgger Ell
9elsb paa iu0til 10000 &roner I'll
llogiueIie al Den frantic % engeIife
ll6aooe al bans Serf. Separte-
mentet erflprer al bile anbeialc oct
re Inorngcnoe inbuilget og Selsbet
opisrt pua oet ertraoroinpre &uo.
act, ION ienere uil bli iorelagt Stor.
tinlet.
1000 Siiferc peo Sitran. 1rono.
biem 22oe San. Get Ter no iii al Del
life bare err Stormer iom binorer
1SiIfet paa Sitran % foraariager
llIuffer. Ger meo0eIes oerira ioag
ON itore QtGngoer oripenbe @finer.
antagelig repet los al Stormen. 81.
ifere iom igaar reiite tilbaos maattc
gigre 8eubereiie bare pao 8runo al
Wiuerrc iom De paaitoo orep / 9Pu.
fer paa optil 10 Stpffcr. 6IifernC
oil mnoer oisie 6orholo life pope Il.
oct. DC bar henpeuot Tia iii q.
itrittsfommanooen iom bar Iouet al
ienbe en- Sorpebobaab og en- Ntine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27

tulrIc5 Sc al MlncicIterne ino iii
Ser NnitcL bpor Gage % Storm
iaa bticgIcr ocrcs SfiRbne. Sor ii
0cpl ltuur life mluorc emo ) lrupIc
re 'oit uou NnltcrJ % Al ot9ie err oeu,
ser ituar no Tor NeplInq alit. et
&crnittb, Ger rc%prTieutcrcr Ell gan
tie DttuOelIl &rr0l.
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graf Salicn. Noricna 26oc San,
I'm 25-aarig Cater a T|oiogroi Ser
mnnlcIl. Der unr oniut | en- Norrct
ming / @Ulltm, itprtcoe / Ssrouga
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DC bun Nal'cn, % Csocn poalul9tc
umlobelburi cfter.
Statsbanernes llnocritub. Stut-
buncrne5 ,SlloiUQicr bar Dec. Vta0
neo uoaiort t1,t3O,0O0 SIR. % llo
Qiitcrue 100000 Ser, Iaa llnber
lflloct bliper $4,000 Nr. ) &c
cembcr 1918 por 2uotTgtcrne g,
$4,000 ar. % llogilterne S,S5I,
600 ar., ina lluoeritloet blcp ,.
.O5l,OOO &r.
Dian bjrlpcr iis. Stnpi9. 25oc
San. : N%nlconing al oc muprcnoc
Nonifeli1hebcr pco ar rCiiC Saau bar
Ell al Gngncn3 Aommltucr, ser Itol
opierc Ell mn Stole, peotugct at %
taac ct Naon pau 10000 SER. nos
aommmcna Ncbocrc. Soonct. ser
forrente5 meo & PCT. y. ", n%i0ruac9
meo 5000 Ser. oarligt. Ser ltnltc6e9
SbliQationer paa 200 % 800 Ar.
grano. @orienS 26ot San. SGn
Oaa Niten or Sc iorcnc0c ipOlfc Bonn
ul0aiubrifanter5 Sabrit / &cltblrf
ncobrpnbt til @rumoen. SfaOcn an
ilaoc9 iieIgc "6oricn9 &enitrcbl." Ill
Ell haIp WiQion SIR. El0cn mcnc5
opitauet peo &ortilitnina. Nlc No
finer 90 belle So9erct brGnotc. Sor
lens @ranbpGieu alormcrcoca, men
bIco %itoniet / Gitbirt, ga ethucrt Hcn
uiuQ9ioris1 par mruIiqt
100 Dill. SIR. til &ommnnerne?
Zen ll0icnolug, Der al a%lsbitao'or
cniuqen par Ienot til 9nglano Tor at
unocrisqe Ytuligbcocu al CptngeIie
al &aun Der til banltc aommltncr, er
/ oisie Gooe oen0t bicm og mco'ercr
citcr Sorlpocnoe ct IiIbuo pan q
ret tort &aan iii Ell rlmcIlI Hcntc
uau ui5ie 9etiuqelicr. SaaDiot
"Snua 3io." bor fumnct iOn oplplt
orcicr oct iig ON ca. 100 llhlloncr
ar. iii en- Rentc, Ger ltuI tlwne ort
pes nc0 I'll un0er : pGt.
Gn gnmmel Solont. GoucbGrcren
Tor C0oer % Smcgn &~aubenbroOcr
iorcniug, &c;eran Sens Ssrcuieu /
Son. 'tuloc iorIeocu mco I'll en- Ne
tcruua @egrapelic i Cooer. 0ou tou
Tor lent til Soget ST. -, % @cdra
uCIien ltuloe upre ST , Sad too
han (urcn tlliooS % uoueoc l'eIgc
%. Gugbl." tlo2uof I'll Ncgruucl
len. Get unr / &irfeliQbcocu Ell Tor
bmiieuoc Trpitatiou al Den gumlc
Gcteran. NiItnuoen cr II. Nil ~
ret uur me9ct iIet, Ga han hopoc ia
ucn al bore pau.
lllpffes Vrumme. Tpr uulcu Slo
iiocu par NuaIcroampcrcu SUcno"
yau Nci iii Sfugen mco 10 Nranulc,
Der 't0l brIige5 oeo llobu1UIll92dr
bcioc / Saunen DER. lluoer en- Storm
Il aattegat miltcoe SEN VramUcne,
iom bIep biergeoe al iueuite 6llterc
mo iii Suiefil. "SUeuo" bar III lisl
Ile "HOroj. Sdgbl. uTrct / SpIettl
cfter Erummene. men Hclultdtct
blc0 lite beore oeuue ~ulG Zen
enc Gram itsote poa en- Yiiue OF rsg
90 ! Sfuerne / Snlmper % Stptter
Dem anoen iIap los o. brep bort I oct
bauroc &eir. ! Sfagen iaUne5 Dc
10 Tramme meget. Whi0berma'tmen
cr beregnet paa at arbeloe meo 3
Iramme. men bar fln /.
&c holianoite Wlomitcrlsg. Nan
0ers 26oe San. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| 6oreningeu Tor 9anmart bolot lgaar
CT al ca. 10 Sortnere ira Spuano OF
6pu beisgt Wsoe, bpor Oct ! llIilut
ming iii liguenbe geiIuininger ! Nor,
ue % Suerige uebtoge5 al boutotte
Be hoQauoite gIomiterlsg Nourn
ocrue bar nemlig alere0e iTlor Tor
bsiet Erilerne iaa iterft, al Oct ber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-27

bicmmc par uulligt al opuaa lloacu
6orticHc'tc oco at oripe &Dgcuc.
itient @lom.itcrnc bIcu ioa onrc, at
Salgct er guuct itertt uco; I NIsbcn.
buuu /. Gr. mco 10 Yiillloner &sq.
@ertil fommcr ioa / Mar ocn bslc
@nIocufm2. ser bctpocr en- u0crllQe
re StlauluA uaa 100 pGt. Ntun MI
'orislc at rnu Stuluuo o. GnBlalo
nlc0 / N~puiotulnQCll.
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graf Salicn. Norlcna 26oc rSau,
Gn 25-aarig Cater a. Gotogrn' Ser
manicl. Der unr onlat / en- Norrct
ming / @Tlltml, itprtcoe / S9rouga
llco 40 ell Srappc. ! Gol0ct brTfte
DC bun @ol'cu. % Ssbcu poolul8tc
l%rnli00elbari cftcr.
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reitoureret funl rem | l1SO ira Vre
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felie eiter lluRenlsrfapteln @uberts
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poo en- llbbeoriuI al bet ION er %
en- @ienreisnind al Soornet. Sele
set inore nil bll T%oranoret o. Snte
rieret aienaiucs Rdratteren al Ell be
tubninas'ulo alrfes Snore. gIanot
meaet anoet maa Der / 6orm al ct
Gpitairum eQer paa auben Naaoe
relies Sormoo loriRus CT sgre5.
minbe. Sans eoelaste @ruoitcn I'M.
oes enbSa / aIrten. ApalosreStir
fens 8eitaurcriug oil gipe GrtItet.
terue en- nrelct imuf o. betpouius5.
nulo cpgaue Zen frGper .pictets-
milo 9cbanoling iammen meo plrfe.
! Zig ioritaoeIiesnlIo Rpifabnins.
The Pulaskian., 1920-01-02
Finances Bulk Large in the Halls of Congress

WAsNGToNTh blondolar ordinary
 ~ aWaed when gIess nnesed appropriations nraeieaL Sa00o00o0
The Pulaskian., 1920-01-02
DO YOU OWN AN
 AUTOMOBILE!
If you do ii will pay you to read this over, then send your check for $500 to A. w. Parke, Sec retary Little Rock Motor Club, Box 699,
 Little Rock.

THE LITTLE ROCK MOTOR CLUB has we- defined program for the year 1920 and if the members will cooperate giving the officers assistance with per- sonal effort and determination motoring conditions in Pulaski County will become ideal. These can only be obtained by every member responding when called upon and vociferously procaimng his sentiments. The edy we seek in most cases can be obtained through po litca efforts. One thousand automobile own- CTS can accomplish wonders in this line As automo- bile owner do your part, and the question again be asked What will Motor Club do for me?" It going to do what you by changing from passive to active, will assist it to do
 The annual dues of the Little Rock Motor Club are $500. This also makes you member of the American Automobile Association the Arkansas Automobile As sociaton and gives you annual subscription to the American Motorist, monthly travel magazine issued by the A. A. A.
The Pulaskian., 1920-01-02
FIVE OFFICIALS OF CENTRAL COAL AND COKE COMPANY
 ARE FINED.
OTHER CASES INSTITUTED
The Cases Were Heard Before Jus ticea Ed Brandon and R. II. administration Office
 Was Not Represented.

Huntington. = Five mine officials of the Central Coal and Coke Com pany of Kansas City were fined $lo0 and costs each on charges of inter- gering with Thomas A. Shaw, deposed state mine inspector, in the discharge of his duties. The defendants are Jo- seph Porter, foreman, and John Den ny, assistant foreman of Central No. 8 mine; John Alexander, foreman or Central No. 6 mine; John Alexander foreman of Central No. mine; E. il. Gergh. foreman of Central No 5 mine: and H. w. Risher, superintend- ent of the mines.
 The charges were instituted by Shaw. who refuses to recognize his dismissal as state mine inspector by Governor Brough The officials re fused to permit Shaw to inspect the mines when he called at the plants to examine them. The prosecutions are the first Shaw has instituted against mine officials who refused to permit him to inspect mines.
 The cases heard were before Jus tices Ed Brandon, in whose court For ter was the sole defendant, and Jus tice R. H. Patton, in whose court the other four were defendants. The trials were held jointly each court render ing a separate opinion.
 The defendants were not represent ed by attorneys. They pleaded not guilty and gave notice of appeal when the courts rendered the decisions.
 The prosecutors office was not represented. Robert ". McFarlane of Greenwood, deputy prosecutor for the Greenwood district, was at Hunting ton. but was called home before the hearings began. It is said that he authorized Dan Hogan to represent the state. The only witness examined was Shaw.
 Similar cases instituted by Shaw against the officials of the Central Company's No. Il mine at Prairie Creek and No. 15 at Hartford were heard before Justice B. A. McCon- nell at Hartford.
The Pulaskian., 1920-01-02

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