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New Mexico state record., 1921-05-27


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"a kEAALL stands Tor hing
OF Al ReNall Is the trade mark
OF special line OF preparations sep
arate one for each ailment-not a
cure all and each one guarantee. This
IN - ''' neAai s'oie pl odiild / Where
~ o,'a,,-,i,? eGi'Pre.I TT '"'e =, DIrss Ut
WiL;,a I1iG ~. ,.''il Mn ~ lollel 'I.loles' ne
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IH Mheh II comes to things to
EAl the best that the market
affords Is none too good. For the best
IN Pure Fresh and Staple Groceries
Prime and Tender Meats-Corn feed
and the FINEST in Bakery Goods and
beei-cut as deSired-the lowest IN
price Tor quallty go to ZoO San Fran
CISCO street mere he carry selec-
tioh that Is select and caters to the
lihe trade ana want you for GUS
TONER Inc Dest OF FRUITS and Nege-
taDles IN season VINO is 1t and what
Is ms ,speciaity IN bakery goods and
coliee
% rrank Andrews-urocrry Bak-
ry and Market.
DC When the Typewriter reads
~ repairs and you want il done
at once and right at reasonable pric-
es then bear in mind that the Ex-
change near the Record office has
the experts to do it. Here they sell
New Mexico state record., 1921-05-27
Let Mrs. Mary Graves Tell You Her
Poultry Raising E,pe ieaee

Three years ago bought an Incu-
bator. this year I've made money.
Rats Stole my baby chicks. DIDN'T
know until friend gave me a cake
of RAT-SNAP. Next morning found
two dead rates in hennery. Kept find
ing them Suddenly they disappeared
altogether. It's the only sure rat
killer" Take Mrs. Graves advice
Three sizes. Sc. Csc. S125. Sold and
guaranteed by Collins Drug & Sta
tionery Co. and Kaune Grocery Co
New Mexico state record., 1921-05-27
Csrne- Hill, Gladstone, N. J, Sells
Rst-Snap, He Saws.

Il sell and use RAT-SNAP. Like
TO look any man in the face and tell
its the best. It's good People like
RAT-SNAP because il does" kill
rats. Petrifies carcass leaves no
do. Cats or dogs won't touch it. Three
smell Comes in cakes-no mixing to
sizes. 35c, Csc, Sl25. Sold and guar
anteed by Collins Drug & Stationery
Co and Kaune Grocery Co.
New Mexico state record., 1921-05-27

fees for advertising and apprasement, and
all costs incidental to the sale herein
each and all of said amounts must be
deposited in cash or certified exchange at
the time OF sale and which said amount
and all Of them are subject to forfeiture
to the State OF New Mexico, if the sue
cesstul bidder does not execute a con
tract within thirty days after it has been
mailed to him by the State Land Office,
SAID contract to provide that the pur-
chaser may at his option make payment 5
OF not less than one thrtieth OF ninety
hve per cent OF the purchase price at
any time after the sale and prior to the
expiration OF thirty years from the date
OF the contract and to provide for the
payment OF any unpaid balance at the
expiration Of tmsty years from the date
OF the contract with interest on deferred
Payments at the rate OF four per cent
per annum payable on the anniversary OF
the date OF the contract, partial payments
10 be credited on the anniversary Of the
date OF the contract next following the
date OF tender.
The sale Of land selected for the San
ia Fe and Grant County Railroad Bond
Fund VIII be subject to the above terms
and conditions except that the successful
bidder must pay IN cash or certified
change at the time OF sale, onc-tenth OF
the purchase price offered by HIM for
the land, tour per cent interest IN ad-
vance tor the balance OF such purchase
prloe and viii be required to execute d
contract providing for the payment OF the
balance Of such purchase price in thirty
equal annual Iust4llmeuts with interest on
all deferred payments at the rate Of four
per cent per 1unum in advance payments I
and interest due on October lst OF each /
year
The above sale of land will be subject /
to valid existing rights, easements, nights 7
OF way and reservations.
Al mineral rights in the above des-
New Mexico state record., 1921-05-27

The Commissioner Of Public Lands, or
his agent holding such sale reserves the
right 20 reject any and an bids offered
at said sale.
Possession under contracts Of sale for
the above described tracts will be given
on or before October LIST. 1921.
Witness ny hand and the official seal
Of the State Land Office Of the State Of
New Mexico, this twenty-fifth day Of
April, 1871
n. A FIELD.
Commissioner Of Public Lands.
State Of New Mexico.
First Publication April p. 1921.
Last Publication July 9, 1871.
New Mexico state record., 1921-05-27
IN SANTA FE, N. NJ?
ANSWERS TO
WHO is WHO?
Follow the description of each busi-
ness below in this issue
Announcement of Prize Winners
will be made next week-June 3.

First Present $500
Second Present, Jewelry $50
Third Present, Ice Cream 3.25
Fourth Present, Cleaning work -. 3.25
Fifth Present, Bakery Goods So. S 3.25
Sixth Present, Laundry work 80. S 3.25
Seventh Present, Laundry work S 3.25
Three Presents, Each $l.00 ~ S 800
New Mexico state record., 1921-05-27

WANTED :---Men or women to take
orders among friends and neighbors
for the genuine guaranteed hosiery,
full line for men, women and child
ren. Eliminates darning. We pay 75c
an hour spare time, or 5000 a week
for full time. Experiece unnecessary.
Write international Stocking Mills,
Norristown, Pa.
New Mexico state record., 1921-05-27
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
SIERRA COUNTY

Office Of the Commissioner Of Public
Lands.
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant 20
the provision. Of an Act Of Congress, zp-
proved June 10Th, 1910. the laws Of the
State Of New Mexico, and rules and regu-
lsfions Of the State Land Office, the Com
missioner Of Public Lands will offer at
putlie sale 20 THE highest BIDDER at
o'clock p. NJ on Tuesday, July 18th, 19zi.
], the tovn Of Ei1lsboro, County Of Sierra
State sf Nsv Nexico. IN the front Of th.
court hsues therein. the following des-
cribed tUets Of lssd. win:
ssls Ne, 177s - NHNEz. SEzNEz. NEz
80 Stl6A So - r - g r w
New Mexico state record., 1921-05-27

Sale No. 1867 An Of Secs. Il. u: VIZ
EH. VIZ, See l3; All of Sec Il; T u
~ r. F., An Of Sec. 2; Lots ?, ;. 4.
NEA, Sec. g; Lots /, ?, ;, 4, NJ, NJ
SWA SWASWH, Sec. Il; Lots o, Q, See
10; Lots 3. 7, 10, II, Sec. p; Lots S, ..
T. 8, 9, Sec. 2s; T. II n, r. 9 F., con.
tanning 4lSO2 acres. The improvements
consist of houses, barn, cofrals. well,
windmill, cistern, ? surface tanks, fencing,
value Ss,s00O0.
New Mexico state record., 1921-05-27

Sale No. 1870 = Lot 8. Sec 8; Lot II,
SWH. NWASEA, SEhNEH, Sec. 7; Lots
!. 2. s. 6, 2. Sec s; T, 10 ~. r. Q E.,
containing 422.9l acres. There are no i'm,
provements.
New Mexico state record., 1921-05-27

Sale No. 1868 - Lot 10; Sec 10; Lots 10.
u; Sec. =: Lots 10, II. Sec %: r II
N, r. F., containing i2246 acres. The
$500.
New Mexico state record., 1921-05-27

Sale No. 1863 Lot. ?, 9, Sec 6; Lot
-; Secs. and 7; T. 10 ~, R. F., con.
tanning 4O4 acres There are no i'm.
provements.
New Mexico state record., 1921-05-27

No bid on the above described tracts Of
land Will BE- accepted tor less than THREE
DOLLARS C3O per acre. which is the
appraised value thereof and IN addition
thereto the successful bidder must pay for
the improvements that exist on the land,
New Mexico state record., 1921-05-27

"a. Ntnulnc hand made Indian and
Mexican Gods--I trade direct with
the lndians-Headquarters for In
dian and Mexican Handicraft-When
YOU want the genuine Indian espec-
ially the famous Navajo, Chimayo
Balleta Blankets-remember that the
place is where the sign of the old
cart top of building back to 10 cen
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-04-21
Enrich Your Blood!

Rcd III earsRully. n yoar
Mod WsEs sieA and wholesome, yo1
wsaA ~ y pals; 4 yesf blood
Wsss HI and nssrisAihg. ~
WoaA ~ - thin; Il your Mood
Wsso xieA a1a Vigorous, dllsA With
ri Oegp0oe3oa, you voaA ~ b
Rsse, disssdsesd Mood b rsspea-
sIbls fee Q hoet II Ills and weak
assees. II yoa would attain rudy
health, . Ee6use body, and muscular
sezsagtA, yeu must hrst provide
yeuReoH VIII hat which builds Ill
6sos-a sieA, wholeso0e, nourish.
r lsss1 sspeay' AN deeser VII
NJ $50 Isagss w,eA sansw-
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-04-21

mess, thinnsss Of weakness, VIA
thoussnds have rsmsdis1 thel1 60
dittoas b taking 090.. ~ fansag
Old Mod rsne1y 0oapoaA1eA &
~ /, NJ n = g haiaas
SIS, ~ aEiyins inVastliss
from tAs Mod and hsaIhg y -
rcd esspescles b. lays ~ fe1n1a-
tjea fee STURDY, Vigorous AsaltA.
Il yeu want tAis, doet Wlle h0g.
@. bot gst . bottle q 03A Ao0
your druggist right ~ WAne ~
are tAinking q Il. DsgA takihG.
and tAsn wfats b deeau oAoat ys0R
eonditiea 10 CAisR Medical AAv1ooe.
81 0wift LAbosatosy. Allaa1a,
0eeegia. Hs Vim give ~ A1Dv4
ual ns6isal a1viss AoA
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-04-21
White, bvt Me- vv,eh veasa.


Instances wheee some taefible q.
perience has whitehead . psssea's Aair
In an hour Or two are BY 10 MEANS -
common. but va know q only 80
case OF such q change happsalag II
the movies. II was during Q rproAr.
ing SeVen comedy. too.
what In the world has happeasd to
you. JimI" asked his frieod. - they
came down the balcony stain. "Dld
the picture give you = frtshtr
Fright, nothinE!" was the othsrs ~
ply. III I'm white-headed it's because
Of a couple Of girls who nAt beAlAd ~.
They were eating marshnalIoWs. and
every tine they laughed tAsy osoW
powoer~d sugar over ~ haa1 ~
down the hack 0f my mech. "-Doston
Transcript.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-04-21

English charw0snSa demand eWSco
the money and d0uble tAs foe1 q ~
war days. Oue Of thsn b rsDeeeo1
~ saying 70 her empieyse: "Yeoe
feeding. ma'am. b satiafaetsey. ~
owing to our havin' 70 eat nero -
keep gOln' In thess saxio1s tlDas. -
charisdiea have dsci6ed - take -
stoopin' jobs aftss dianse."-De0eDo
Transcript.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-04-21
Preef ~ LIN.

"Why have you aud Miss Oadthwaits
brOken on your enkaGeme0tr
"Becxuss she loves mo ~"
That's Qu0or reason"
"N0t At all. She he,ievss u festuss
telling. and when she wsut = have ~
fortune told not long ago ~ was H.
formed that she would - aAer5e1
three times. That settisd ~ eass, ~
the time being. 1t Ieast. He sai1 -
was dstefmined that I shosld ~ -.
counter thu danger Ut bstng 1rst -
the list"
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-04-21

000v0f.@xh0 h0avie6t hog ever 001d
Ia any opsa market went over the
scales at Tie Denver stock yards ~.
ceat1y. Ths animal WEIGHED 1000
peua1A against the standard welSAt q
10 Do1od1. Il Was owned b. Jake
Thoopson q wsay. Colo. and vas
purchased By the Keoeh.DoyIe Meat
Company at 8 csats q pound. The siss
Of Tho animal makes II Impossible to
handle Il with packing house machin.
~. al Il will b slaughtered By hanA
The ssiaai - 4 years cd.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-04-21
lKtss Mary.

Little Mary wished sOme cheese.
a1d svideuuy thinkinG "rheexe" WAS
~ plural fern, asked: "Alay I have
q cheer
Oee day Ne was told ito behave '
70 which she replied: II am being
have"
When Aust Nell wan sick she was
interested in her various medicines
end the difference between pills and
tabasts was exp,aissd to her. That
evsalng she said 70 her father: n
wish you would buy me . writing
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-04-21
l9oo CATTLE, AVERAGE MUM.
Ctr oH11P ON NATIONAL
PoNg0T RANCE.

Dsavsr.-0ra1ing applications for
national forest range are below nor
mai for cattle and about average for
sheep In Colorado and Wyoming this
year. according to District Forester
Allen q. Peck Of the Denver office.
Most Of the applications for permits
TO grase stock on the forest ranges
have bssn received by the supervisors
and they indicate that the sheep range
will b utilised entirely, but that there
will b some surplus cattle range.
This condition 10 the natural result
Of the market conditions last fall and
the different positions In which II
placed the cattle men and sheep own
era. The market was low on all kinds
and classes Of cattle and there was lit
tie preference In selling. Banks were
calling loans and pressing some stock
men. Others had to sell parts Of their
herds to buy winter feed for the re-
main6sf.
The market on lambs was not high.
but mach higher than on old sheep
and ths owners could reverse their US
ual plan Of marketing, hold over their
average number and get off with n
smaller loes. They sold eve lambs and
Kept old swss. which should have gone
to Tie PACKER. In this way the mum.
bsrs so,d were little. II any, above nor.
nal.
That plan Of selling amounts to .
postpeos0ent Of loss and will b felt
ibis ysar. TIE lamb crop IL likely 10
BE- smaller this spring and the mum.
Osr Of old sheep marketed this fall
will 10 above normal, for many Of the
older '0roksn-mouthed" sheep cannot
be Ao1d ovos smother season.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-04-21

csUat hoiNst&e Becomes chissN.
Chicago 0iacome Aichails
Alno<to. so0-in.law Of Louis r. swift,
muiti0illioaaire packer, who was m
tsesed - On alien enemy At Fort Ogie-
thseDA Georgia. during the war. has
bses0s IN American citizen. He 70.
eoaaee1 allegiance to Victor Emman-
Gel, Nag q Italy. Since his release
fro0 vost Ogisthorps. Ainnotto. aud
HE wife. Who was Ida May Swift, have
ssso living auistly At Lake Forest
nliooto.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-04-21
Naturally IndIenaaG

Naturally indignant
you told her yeu couldn't live witA.
eat herr
~Of course"
"And she was not impresaedr'
"Not bit. Would you ray q youos
woman was Impressed when she ~
eeivetl the most solemn declaration Q
man could make 70 her By merely
opening her mouth end putting anseA.
Or bea.bon 10 itr-DlWingAam ~.
Herald.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-04-21
WANTS OWN FARM
Why One Youth Seeks the Land
Of Opportunity.
oseIsenine Hands Of Independence and
Wealth Stretch Out From Weston
Canada to Those Who havs
Faith and Courage.

"V0sSU SSVNSV S0S "VVSSs"
Canada to Those Who haws
Faith and Courage.
StrOlling around the exhibit room Of
the Canadian government Office In St.
Paul. studying the grain. and picking
up an odd piece or two Of literature
describing farming and its results In
Western Canada, a dapper. weil-butit,
strapping six-foOter said to the man
ager. 1--WE been having grand whiri
Of living for the past few years. I
used to work on my uncle's farm In
Iowa. l heard Of the big fat pay en-.
velopes that the city chaps were get.
ting every week. I went to the city.
and began getting them, too. I had
all the excitement they would bring
-theaters, dinners. swell clothes and
taxis. I surely saw q lot Of that life
that Ia days gone By had anxiously
eased upon and secretly wanted to
Try.
nut I'm driven to earth now. I'm
sthl working. but the pay envelope %
thinner. Not working steadily. yo0
know. and I sort Of miss those silk
shirt times. I went to Western Can
ada once. and I think IN make an
other trip.
Il was up there i've years ago. I
want money. and lots Of It; l want
to be my own boss, bat haven't much
coin to start with. want to get into
that class that don't have to worry
about q buck or %. know fellows
out there In Canada who went there.
. few years ago, got quarter section
come homesteaded and some bought
On easy payments-and they are we'll
OF today. A number Of the boys from
my own state paid for their lands
from q single crop. may not b -
successful ~ they were. but ! want
b try."
He wanted to talk. and the manasse
was . good listener. He continued:
II want to have my own home and
raise my own cattle; want hogs and
poultry. and milk and eggs to ell.
Can get q marketr'
he was assured that he could, and
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e.S-S., ,.s..s.as,s = 80.
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.o ' '-', ~ '" r.,'n .' 80 -,.sI.. ~
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1880 ..,.s ~. ,..,,,.,n =. 49,. 49,
-. $3.50, ,.",,r 800 h.,o.a Ne
".,..s $500, y. n,,,.. ~ -.
-n" IT, s...S.. 49, go NJ.
-
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-04-21
Catoesh Coa Ae Cured

oetassA y . lseai lassass greatly AN.
sskss 6sssssliz - ssss 49,
e - -. e 4: aI1 f;sS'sd is:sasiS.
4e0lc1k0 leoeFo1O he touaAAl3ea e
Ne 110o00A. S1veo ~ DAtteot 0tro0gth ~
0peov114 ~ 0ooosAl health al 5000
3. J. cSsss1 . O.. Ts;sis. oAis.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-04-21
WHEN the HORSES LAUGHED

psss,bly ths Aalasals had THEIR Own
opiNisN Abswt That LITTLE
"ewappiNSs GpissAs.
Hello" says be.
Hello" says L"
] never ssed the man af0rr.
"ewapr" says he.
Dunno" says I.
"Nsbbe. mebbe. I amt Shore"
Ths bay" says be.
The gray" says l.
"swapr' says hs. aud both IN.
hitched.
Zine hoss." says he.
'Of COURSE" saya !.
And In q moment we had switched.
"0Iddap." says b..
"0iddap." nays I.
And both them horses xtOOd stock
stin.
Hes balksdr' says I.
"0oah. yes." says he.
Mine. too." says ]. and laughed to
hin.
"0oed day." says be.
GOOD day" says L
"bsst nike. b'eosh. ! ever ss,e."--Ex.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-04-21
COLORADO NEWS NOTES.

the teeth. held up aud robbed Ellis Il.
Hart, auditor, and J. II. Leftwich. clerk
Of the StOckyards National Bank OF
Denver Of $4,000 cash. After disarm.
Ing the bank men and putting the en-.
sion. the rubber trio fled In q high
powered automobile and disappeared
In cloud Of dust. One of the bandits
accidentally shot himself through tho
foot a. he was transferring money
sacks from the tnxicab to the robbcr
car. The robbery, staged In broad day.
light and In full sight Of number OF
residents Of the neighbOrhOod. was one
Of the most daring ever attempted In
Colorado. Likewise, It was one Of the
most skillfully executed. 1t was pulled
off 10 quickly and 20 smoothly that
Hart and Leftwich scarcely could be-
lieve 1t had taken place.
No clew to the slayer Of 8. Yamagu-
chi. wealthy Japanese healthseeker.
whose body was found In Beaver
brook at its junction with Clear creek
near Golden. was developed at the cor
oner's inquest held At Golden. The
| Jury returned q verdict finding that
Yamaguchi. who disappeared Jan. II
came to his death from gunshot
wound inflicted by persons unknown
to the Jurors. State rangers who had
been investigating the case since Yam
aguchi's disappearance and who found
bis automobile at the foot Of cliff On
0enesss mountain the day before his
body was discovered, were the princi.
pal witnesses at the Inquest.
One hour after they had entered the
First State hank at Aguilar. held up
w. T. Emberton, president, and Miss
JEANNE Bale, cashier and teller, and
escaped with more than 500 In cash.
two auto bandits were In the county
Jail In Trinidad. The bandits, with
the money In a sack. were rounded up
by UNDERNEATH r. Z. Cole and q
posse Of citizens on the road Nix miles
north Of Trinidad. The bandits gave
their names AZ WIN Avery and b. l.
Sloan. and say they are life insurance
agents.
Mrs. Pear Burgman, widow Of the
late Fred C. Burgman. who died In
Grand Junction Sept. Ia 1920. on the
operating table In the offices Of DrA
J. Henry Hook ana James Keen.
osteopaths, has filed suit asking Sl0.-
QUO damages. She charges malprac'
tice. Burgman was operated upon O.
tnat oate tor ohe removal OF tonsa!s'
The complaint charges tnat the o.
| ceased came to his death through lack
OF so'ity on ue part OF tue oocso"
who performed the operation.
The first contest among the CONNER.
cial classes OF the western slope high
schools will be held In Aontroee May
o. when representatives from f've CON-
n'erc'a' departments Will compete Tor
the western slope hohors' Inc coun'
ties to compete IN TINS are Aontross'
Ouray' san Miguel L'e'ts ana Rms.
eese' anu the v'ctof IN the contest VII.
20 10 Hree'ey ior tne state tournament
on nay ~
"ss 'e's"a. " T., s c',.. . ...p,..-
-. a.,".,,..,, ~ con ne no.
nv. a" 1910" ~ ~. .,,...,....
$500, 800. 49,, s~ 49,. 800 ..
.. ".. ss.'.....,.... . ...,., -.
~. .s.....'." ."..,.. e., AZ 20. o.
~ .Tp.-"" ~. -. $3.50" ,a.s"
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The Arvada enterprise., 1921-04-21
ootaoe Dsool0Sn

Nine-yeaf.old Johns father % Q
labor leader add John heass nueA e
sdivisioo Of labor" etc, % b has
already formed idsas On The s1bjecG
He eoss 10 church every Sunday
with his methss. bat the othsr svs-
aios . neishbee took him to psayse
Meeting for the arst time In JeAa's
life. There was Testimony meeting.
John listened intsntiy TO each speakee.
and on The way home commsatsd -
it. II seet Of like that idea oe hav.
ing several Of the people pesseh" -
said. TT gives them . chance 70 n.
Vide up the salary"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-03
AGED MAN KILLED
WHEN HIT BY 10Th
CENTURY LIMITED
Henry Willard Dies of
Wounds Suffered in Acct
dent at Local Crossing.

Henry Willard, 50 years old, 1905
Z. Indiana av., was instantly killed
Saturday afternoon about 2:30
o'clock when struck by the Twen-
tieth Century Limited train. The
accident occurred on the New York
Central tracks near the Miami st.
crossing Mr. Willard was crossing
the tracks when the flyer" hit him.
He was hurled a distance of Is feet
and landed i'm a ditch alongside the
tracks.
Despite the fact that Mr. Willard
died almost instantly. an eXamina-
ton conducted 10y Coroner Crum-
packer at the undertaking parlors
showed that he had suffered only
minor bruises about the body. His
right arm was broken in several
places. and "a deep cash was cut in
the head.
When Elizabeth Gearhart. about
30 years old. daughter Of Peter
Gearhart, the crossing Waterman;
Mrs. Frank Kroncwitter, 1113 +.
Haney az. and Ross Cleghorn, 1910
Miami Sc. reached him after the
train passed he was dead. The po-
lice ambulance was summoned and
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-03
MAY DELAY START
OF BURKETT TRIAL
Illness of Prosecutor May
Cause POstponement-
Special Venire Drawn.

KNOX, Ind, April 2.-The trial
of Cecil Burkett. 11-year-old boy
Of Ora, Ind. charged with first de-
gree murder in connection with the
death Of his playmate, Benrie
Slavin, II, which was 10 have been
begun next Tuesday, may be post
poned on account of the serious H.
ness Of Prosecutor James A. Dilts.
The prosecutor has tonsiiltis and
throat trouble and has been in bed
a week. His condition today was
reported slightly improved.
Court officials say it is certain the
trial cannot be started until the
prosecutor RECEIVERS.
A special venire Of juryman was
drawn today for the trial. The
state insists the death penalty will
be demanded while the defense viii
seek TO prove that the shooting was
accidental and that the Slavin boy
held the revolver when it was dis
charged.