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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
PLANT JUICE MADE
ME A WELL WOMAN
Sensational Testimonial Given
for the New Medicine by Pep
ular Wilmington Lady.

Many such statements rs tho follow
ing are being made hy the best people of
Wilmington who have been benefited hv
the use Of Plant Juice tho famous herb
N stomach medicine nov being intro
duccd NJ The Miller Drug Store No
4044O6 Market street and thew vol,iu-
tarilv tell Of their relief in the hopes that
Others may be aided and rest pred t1 heath
Plant Juice $ now being taken hy thou
sands Of Wilmington people many Of
whom are testifyipg 70 the bcnciiciai
results they have derived from its use il
the treatment Of stomach. liver and kid
ney troubles.
One Of the most recent is that of Mr.
Iucie NJ NandcrHrift well known and
popular Wilmington lady. residing at
No 923 Lancaster avenue, who has q
host Of friends She says;
Plant Juice brought health ard hap
piness to our homo after II long months
of suffering and despair during which
time we spcrt hundreds Of dollar irving
to get some medicine ~ give relief, but
never found il urt,l finally 4 friend beg
Rrd nc - try Pla-t Jllicn was simply
mass 81 pans AND aches. could not get
about at all ha2 absolutely ro apr ,tc
for food and was SO nery oUS and rim 4, vn
that never could sleep wink ST rigi !;
| was conStipat Il my hack ached col
Il, ually After taking Plant Juice AZ thi.
has changed an1 feel Ike q eT woman
have a splendid anpat.to sep fine al
night and am no longer corstIpatcd. my
nerve are toned up ard ! have q fine.
healthy color IN my face, and the most
wonderful thing Of al IS the effect Plant
Juice had or my nursing baby who had
pneumonia and was such delicate
| sicklv child / did not think would be
/ able - raise her You ought to see her
now she 5 the picture Of health ! ca
not say too much IN praise Of Plant Juice
| for making ne well woman ard | hope
| this statement VIII he Of benefit u others
| who are suffering as | was.
The Plant Juice Man IS at The Miller
Drug Store. 404-496 Market street where
| he x daily meeting the local public and
| l. troducirg and explaining the merits OF
/ This remedy Free samples given
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
Reception for Master Martin.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. Martin enter =
tanned AZ their home. 1912 Washingto
street. on Saturday the occasion being
the fifth birthday anniversary Of their son.
Walter Beeby Martin. Jr The house
was tastefully decorated with ple : and
cut flowers Forty-hve guests were pres
ert The children were entertained by
Mrs Geo Merritt Davis Of Philadelphia
and Mrs Chas kluHd 81 Wilmington.
with selections from lanes Witcomb
Riley The guests from ont OF town were
Mrs John Billingsley OF Baltimore. Mrs
Chas. Osborne and son, Charles Osborne
3rd, also daughter, Edna Elizabeth Os-
borne, OF Aberdeen, Md, Mr. and Mrs
Geo Merritt Davis and son, Merritt Gam
brill Davis OF Philadelphia, also Mrs Geo
T. Halliday and daughters, Thelma and
GLADYS OF Richardson Park
Advertisers in the Want Ad Section
are people. and every person can pro-
fitaby use want ads
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
NOVEL CLASS REUNION.
Held at Denton, Md, In Homo oi Nirs'
+. u. &. Hcgeman.

Special Correspondence To Every EVenihs
Denton, Md, Jan. 10 Mr. and Mrs
r. ID. G. Hegeman hsd as their guests last
Sunday party Of nineteen persons from
Laurel and 'Seaford Del, the occasion
being an informal reunion of class No. 2S
of Ccnterary NJ. r. Sunday school at
Laurel, Of which Mrs. Hogeman was
teacher for several years. The party In
cluded city Councilman W. W. Moore
and Mrs. Mo orc who were the guides
guardian and chnperone. Twelve members
of the class werc present: Mrs. Arthur
Hesrn, Mrs. John Old cid, Mrs. Elmer
Riggin, Mrs. Chris. Ellis, Mrs. Roscoe
Phillips, Mrs. Ernest Spicer, Mrs. John
Elliott, Mrs. Frank Lank. Mrs. Norman
Goodwin, Mrs. Ella Records, Mrs. Ida
Dixon, and Miss Lillian White. Husbands
OF part of the class accompanied the
ladies; viz. Judge Arthur S. Hearn, Ex-
Representative Elmer T.. Riggin, Messrs.
Frank Lank Chris. Ellis and John Old
field
The visit was surprise to Mrs. Hcge-
man. 1t was the outgrowth Of an attempt
20 have class No. Is meet here on January
3, which was the 20th anniversary OF the
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Ilegcman.
SUI clent number TO make the trip worth
while could not he gotten together on
that date, but those who had undertaken
the visit were not discouraged. Last
Sunday was the next date selected and
telephone message To Mr.. lIcgeman gave
him opportunity 10 arrange for the dinner.
which was served at $50 at the Denton
Hotel. Rev. V. S Hills, pastor of Denton
NJ f.. Church, joined the visitors at dinner,
after which the group was photographed
AT the lIcgcman residence on Fourth
street whor, they spent the afternoon.
/ The string of cars carving the party left
/ here for the return trip az 7.3O o o'clock
As momento Of the occasion tho class
presented n handsome cut class set tn
Mrs. Hegeman.
Class % has history unique in Sunday
| school annals. A class of girls, for which
Mrs. Hegeman was appointed teacher
shortly after tho class was advanced
from the primary department 10 the
main school. was kept togct! CT through
the years Of their courtship and marriage
AZ the tin1o Of her removal go SALISBURY
| in 1916 which compelled Mrs. lIegcmaD
to rcllnqush her class, the enrolment Wa
80; of that number 3 aro married There
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
LETTERS OF TESSIE AND JOE
Dear rLoe

Dear Jce.
Your tintype arrived o X that is to say
by Q. X mean il arrived the way YOU
sent il. but as far as being q X as
photograph gees that's another horse of n
different color There's m use vcu keep
ing On having pictures Of yourself ken
Joe, because it's only q wild goose chase
The materials not there in the first place
a. consequently there's no foundation.
Sometimes think the bahv is starting 70
look like YOU but IN naturally cf chcery
nature and don't allow myself to get pessi-
mistic.
paid a visit TO the dentist this morn
ing, not that anything radical was the
matter with mr teeth but tclicvc Cer-
tistrv is an honorary profession ard |
think everybody should encourage it by
calling on their dentist AZ least twice a
wear whether thcv feel that way or not
Besides. q good dentist can always fnd
something TO fix and thus make YOU feel
YOU haven't wasted Your tifre.
ANYWAY ! took advantage Of the occa-
sion TO AXIS him how it rs that baby is so
slow about coming across with q tooth
whereas other babies the same acc of my
acquaintance have as many rs two ard
three and are still PRODUCING. asked him
what ought to do and he said ought @
wait
"Yes." saws. 'but isn't there any
medicine I can apply in the CAPACITY e :
auickener or an cncourager2 | saws.
Isn't there anything | can give him.
says.
"Yes. he saws. give him time
Can YOU imagine that Joe2 Well it just
goes n show that nature is it's own best
remedy ar / il We just wait long enough the
little angel Will have little tooth even
against his own little Judgment
Well Joe I'll close with a little good
news and q little bad news, namely, the
baby and ] both gained in weight last
week.
Lovingly,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
THE GIRL ON THE JOB.
BY Jessie Roberts.
Copyright. 1870, by Wheeler Syndicate.lnc
youR MEMORY OR A LIST.


Practically all of us are rushed. We
leave some of our work. undone, crowd
our hours and days, do the best we can.
one girl tells me that she had trouble
sorting out the things that really hau 10
be done and letting the less important
ones walt until she hit on the plan oil
making X list at the beginning of each
week She made out a list or all the
things that il seemed necessary to at
tend to before the week was out. Then
for each day she marked down on
another small list what had to be done
that day or course some of these
items would not get done. so she would
carry them over to the next day. add
what was imperative for that day, and
so on. AS she got through the matters
marked out for the whole week. she
crossed the items off that list.
So. as the week progressed. she was
able to keep tab on what she had done.
put forward the important items, waste
no time trying to think what should
or should not be done next.
Your memory has lot of work to do.
Spare IL all you can. Use lists where
these viii be a real help.
Another good thing about such
list is that you can tell your employer
on the instant just where the weeks
work stands. This sort Of thing counts
toward your interest. And the infor-
nation is exact. You aren't depending
on mcmory. The fact ia there right
where you can see IL.
Don't make lists of this kind on
scraps Of soft paper. but on stif slips
that can he stood up on your desk in
plain view.
There is another good point about
such a way OF keeping a list. and that
you can often cover two things at the
Same time. You may have an errand
that takes you to a certain part of
town or a certain Office and another
one nearby. 4 glance at your list will
tell you. Or you may find a spare ff-
teen minutes or half hour that you can
use in clearing off some smaller item.
Better the list than your memory. no
matter how good that is.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
TAKE CHASC0-VIN FOR
THAT RUNDOWN CONDITION

is al gone and my full red face indicates
my new rich red blood. II was just what
/ needed"
Israel Miller, Camden, ~ j. wrote.
81 take pleasure in recommending Chasco-
Vim because it brought me out Of series
Of colds and Bronchial trouble. The very
Tst bottle did the trick although took
-four bottles all told. feel fle now and
Chssco-Vin did the work"
Chasoo-Vin the Strength Creating
Tonic is wonderful Reconstruotive and
Bodybuilding Tonic for young and old
Get it at Eckerd's Cut Rate Stores,
SOC and I'll Market street. Miller's 404-
4O6 Market street The only Chasco-
Vim agencies in Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
EPIPHANY MEETING OF
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY BOARD

An executive meeting Of the Woman's
Auxiliary II the Fiocesc Of Delaware viii
be held at the home Of Mrs. Frederick
Brir rhurst nj 1901 Market street, at
II o'clock, tomorrow. After tho meetirg
the members Of the board will be entertain
ed Informally Mt lur cheon by Mrs, Brig
hurst. Tho general meeting will be held
at 2 o'clock in 81. Johns Parish House.
Tho Bishop Of the Diocese will tell OF tho
state missionary work Of the diocese and
i, ia hoped DIR. G. II. Is. Turner Of Iewes,
DE will be present 10 tell Of bis work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19

among seamcn NJ Lewoe.
The executive officers of' the Auxiliary
nrc: Honorary president, Mrs. 9. l.. McIll-
vsinc, presidsnt, Mrs. John II. Sauls-
bury, Dover; vice-prcndcnt, Mrs Fredcr-
ick William Curtis, Kent county represen-
tative, Mrs. n. l.. Iindhle, Wyoning;
Sussex County, Mrs. Charles O. Pretty
man, Milford; secretary, Mrs. William
II. Bancom. assistant secretary, Mrs.
Thomas @. Hill Of Smyrna, treasurer,
Mrs. Robert b. Rayner, director Of boz
work, Mrs. William ID. Bradford, Middle
town educational secretary, Mrs. Fred
erick Briu ughurst, treasurer n Urited
CHerirg, Mrs. William n. Laird; cor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
Church Wants Lot Improves
nx-xA Yf.AStiNM

Tho Park Board ~ nes""s
tsrday sftornoon. appointed a SUD
committee 10 tnvestisat~ . letter rs-
ceiyed from r. r.. Bower, sH Churrs
street. i'm which he called sftsntkn -
n resolution 10 asef ~ mass rDs"tins
In Yingsyood 81 r. church iasi week,
requesting the Boord % make me
provemeuts on The lot owned ~ t,
poard. and looa.d nesr the propo-@-s
boulevard beyond the Eleventh sifsst
bridge The committee VIII inv~~-
gafe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
APPERTAINING TO AND s
CONCERNING CHEERFuLNEoo

A correspondent asked
me if | will tell her how
to acquire the habit of
cheerfulness, and the
art. of being merry.
Well, of course, the
real recipe for becom-
ing n human sunbeam
is like that for acq,lir-
ing a beautiful COM
plexion. You have to
be born with it. All
others are mere camou-
Hace and makeshifts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19

Ceorge Bo1nberger a Mechanic Of
Lebanon. Pa, writes: Il was troubled
N:rh Bronchitis for several months and
aiJ1g with overwork it broke me all up
Hiy case was called General Debility
si,er doctoring a long while read abou
& ssc1-Vin and / thank the day that ]
e.. ed to take IT. The Bronchial trouble
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
Sunshine Party.

The Ever-Ready Branch of tho Inter
national Sunshine Society will give card
party on Thursday evening, January II,
at Sunshine Hall, on Delaware avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
DOROTHY DIX TALKS.

Worlds Highest Paid Woman Writer.
tCopyright. 1890. by the Wnee'e'
uicafc. inC.)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19

respor ding sscretary of Ch,reh Prr'on
cal Club. My Delaware Clark
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
Ouex Rents No. q School.

The Quex basketball team defeated
the pupils of No. School in n game
Yesterday afternoon In the school. The
score was 81 10 3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
COrSetS
Shoun on Living Models


Lecture and denomination
under the direction % hiss
Sadie V. Doughertv. a vel
known authority. Stylish
Stout" and Stylish slender,
Youth Line" and W y. Pc
duso," s. to s25.
living models VIII pos,
daily from 1890 o'rlock un.l
1890 P. ". and from Zs0
until 40 p. VI
After the lecture inftviausl
advice WI be given.
Thes. oorssts have m
provsnents and Special f-s
tures that should bs ~ IN
t.rest % every woras-
$3.50 Corset,, So. so
Long skirt Sizes 20 - -
$3.50 TO 81 Bust Conhnevs
s1.5o S $3.50
Pink Satin. Sizes "a to "a
$3.50 w. b. Gvdl.
Top Cor,eta, $3.50
Elastic acros. top ard long
skirt. Pink.
SIS 10 81 Cor~ets, -
Coutil and fancy material
For all figures Sizes 1a 20
90. SECOND yLoos
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19

have been but two deaths in tho class
since it's formation 20 years ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
(. III j. 6.
PAIN

Pain has 70 DO stopped where is
starts Linimcnt or lotions often
don't even get hy the skin, somethinE
else 10 demanded. something that wiz
20 after the pain. LuebeFts Ak-Eo-
Nor Capsules are susrsnte 10 do g.
They will stop pain and. better sulf,
stop 10 almost instantly whether IL
be headache-sick, chronic, nervous
or neuralgic-nerve pains. rheumatio
tuinges or pains arising In decRyed
or liberated teeth. vanish ma agically.
They are also wonderfully effective
IN stoRPins e9.as I'm Una, g are 'ast d sar bring
reat TO the pain rscksd system. Safe,
sure, they contain no narcotics or
ia hsbit-formins drugs. At all good
druggists, SOC and 600 per box. Ask
for Lusbert's Ak No-Mor.
A. G. Lusbert, r. d., Chsistians. Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19

Makes Rich REQ Blood--Pro-
duces Strength and Stops
Coughs Colds and Bronchitis.
Aids Sleep and Digestion.
Read What Chasco-Vin Users
Say.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19

The classified ads are reliable.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-19
WOMEN'S COMMUNITY
CLUB HOLD MEETING
(East oregonian Specially

PILOT ROCK, April 19.-Principal
J. O. Russell of Union High School No.
. of Pilot Rock has resigned his posi-
ton here to accept the position rs
Supt of the M'ecco, oregon schools.
Mr.. Russell has served the Wasco
schools twice tetCre and the request
II return for the third time certainly
bespeaks the high esteem that tho
Sherman county school officials no d
for him personally and for his good
work as school man. Before coming
to Pilot Rock Mr.. Russell served as
Supt. of the Athena Schools for two
years. Three yeDts ago the first term
OF high school opened here in improV-
ed quarters in the |. Q. Q. +. building
with Nr RtIsseIl as principal and only
a few Iupi.s enrolled. The third year
closes with an cLroilment of fifty-fouT
ana q modern s. lool building we'll
tanipped and valued at $4,000. Every
members of the three senior classes
thnt have graduated under Mr. Rus
sells direction is pursuing higher edu-
cation Ia colleges or special schools OF
oregon ur have definitely planned to
enter college this {; Il.
\. a recect n Getting of the high
school board a unanimous vote of
appreciation of Mr.. Russell's work was
extended and legret expressed that Re
is lot to rCnah, at his present post
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-19

visit from his uncle, Frank Macken of
! New York, the first of last week. Mr.
Macken left Tuesday for California.
1 Mrs. Z. b. Casteel and Mrs. Robert
Eoylen were shopping in Pendleton
Thursday.
Mrs. Alfred Knots who underwent
an operation at ST. Anthony's hospital
in Pendleton last week is reported as
doing nicely.
Miss Ida Elridge was out from Pen
dleton Sunday TO visit her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs Levi Elridge.
Mrs. ]. O. Russell and Miss Marie
Badura, who directed the high school
play, received an expression Of appre-
citation for their efforts in the way of
surprise feed" of cake and fruit
punch served by members of the spe-
cialties and cast after dress rehearsal
Wednesday evening.
Word has been received from Rev.
r. Seeley Of Portland that he will be
in Pilot Rock sunday April "a and will
hold services at the church both morn
ing and evening. 1t was decided at
'Supday school Sunday morning to have
Dig basket dinner IN the Cnurcn DaSe-
ment on that day. Everybody is invit-
cd to attend and bring well filled bas
kets.
Lon E, Etter of this place underwent
an operation for appendicitis at st.
Anthony's hospital in Pendleton Satur-
day, At the last report received here
Mr.. Etter was resting we'll.
Miss Elma Boylen arrived home
from Wenatchee, Wash, Sunday for a
weeks visit.
At a recent meeting of the Ladies
Aid Mrs. Herbert Roy}en. Sr was
elected president. The ladies will meet
Thursday afternoon of this week in
the church basement to do quitting.
They plan to have two quilts in, so
there will be plenty of work for all.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-19
Receives License Money

Miss Grace a. Gillian, county trea-
surer, is in receipt OF warrant for
Sl9,4Sl69 from Sam a. Kozer, secre-
tnry OF state, which II the share Of
money due Umatilla county from the
state on money paid for motor vehicle
licenses during the period from Sep
tember lG, 1920 and March Is, 1921.
This Is one-fourth OF the money actual
ly paid In on this account with the
countys proportionate share of admin.
istration expenses deducted. Umatlla
ranks fourth In the amount paid In
with $S2.0O5.25 TO its credit. Multi
nomah county leads with s6S5, $50. so;
Marion county IL second with 12S,7O1.-
Is and Lane county, third, with $685.
63S.50.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-19
children Are Registered

Mothers throughout the county are
already registering their children for
the cbildrens conferences to be held
In various parts Of the county in May
Weston is TO have conference May
3 and 4: Hermiston, May and and
Pilot Rock May ~ and IS, while on
May a demonstration day will be
held at Umatlla to show the results
Of the tests made last year among
Umntilla children. Miss Iyassie Lane,
nutrition expert of o. A. c. is to assist
Mrs. Van Deusen. Project leaders in
the towns are registering the children
and will assist also. as will doctors and
club women in the various towns. Mrs.
Van Deusen says that the aim Of the
conferences Is To holp mothers TO see
the importance of knowing the physi-
cal condition OF their children; to de-
termine physical defects and malnu-
triton, before childs health is seri-
ously impaired; to show that poor
feeding retards growth Of body and
brain, and to place child feeding in a
place at least as important s,livestock
feeding
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-19


longer. Wasco employs d faculty Of
eleven mer bers { nd has an enrolment
cf go pupils. nj out SIS Of these beinr
registered in the high school depart
n,ent.
Ms. Russell Instructor in music and
dramatic art VII also be greatly miss
Cd Mrs 2us~ell is competent and
.censenial and as a large class of pn-
pits here whn Eave made splendid nj
Vaaccmcnt un6er her direction.
Following is the program of the 20
cal and sectional oratorical contest
held here Thursday evening April "A:
Piano Soio-- Miss Eleanor Hascall.
Determinations ID division, Bernirc
Castotl, Bali and Butterfly; Mary
Huri. Naughty Little Sucky Thumi /;
Freda Boutelle, Farmer Ben's Teory;
Elma Kirehcff, Saving Mother
TcclamaIiors &C division, Euty
Hutchinson, Grandpa Keller Goes 10
Church.
Vocal Solo Miss Zilla Johnston.
l)cclamaiips- B division, Lillian
Cramer, Pro } atria; Bertha Wyatt,
/ lie LilC L3Otal-
orations- division, Albert Pol
lock, An appeal to Arms.
Pmn1 Duet Misses Lillian Cramcr
tnd Ella ST; rton.
Elma Kirchutf won first place ana
liernice Casteel second in Division ..
Lillian Crap.Cl I lst and Bertha Wyatt
second in pv.siCr b. In Divisions c
,.,l p,,h,. .Jt,+objpSop op6 Al1asf
Pollock each Nor first place there be-
ing ru ether @, tries.
Funeral services for the infant son
:; Mr.. and AIRS. Carl Manning " Nho
Gied IN rcndic'on Friday morning
April Is, were held at the Pilot Rock
church Saturday afternoon. Rev. G.
l.. Clark of Pendleton conducted the
services.
The Women's Community Club was
honored Wednesday evening by having
Miss Mason, county librarian of PEN
dleton as a guest: Miss Mason gave
an interesting talk about the line of
library work. The club is interested in
standardizing the Pilot Rock library.
The library committee is working hard
toward that end and hope to get re-
suits in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Etter and Mrs,
Bessie Humphrey and children left the
last of the week to visit at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell of
Lind Washington
Mrs II. II. McReynolds returned
home last week from Boardman where
she had been visiting her daughter,
Mrs, Nate Macomber.
Il. r. Lester c. ]. Miller and c. B.
Hodgkin attended the l. Q. @. +, en-
campment in pendleton Friday even
ing
Mrs Marvin Roy was bedfast sew
eral days last week suffering from an
liberated TOOTH
Grandma and Tvand"N cpcre saw
the high school play, "Back to
Farm" which was presented here Fri
day evening.
Mrs Albert Roylcn, Mrs. Roy Mar
cum and Miss Alta Smith attended 4
shower in Adams Wednesday after
soon at the homo of Mrs. Alex Nc
Kenzie in honor Of Mrs. Frank Krchs
The Women's Community Club will
hold baby conference in Pilot Rock
Thursday and Friday MAY 2 and Is
under the. direction of Mrs. Edith Van
Dcuscn. county demonstration. An
children under school age may he en-
tered. A charge Of 25 cents will he
made for each child scored. Mrs. II.
II. McBeynolds is project leader,
Mrs, Bert Westsate who has been i'll
at the Westsate home south Of town is
reported better.
rrof, /. V, Macken enioyed short
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-19

Trial OF the damage suit brought
by Il. w. Wigley against the Warren
Construction co. Is being tried in cir
cult court. Wigley claims that he
was injured when he ran into a wire
which was drawn across road to
close II during construction work. He
seeks damages to the amount Of $780,
900. The accident occurred in 1919
when the construction company was
engaged in building the road between
Adams and Athena. The morning
was taken UP with drawing a jury
and the presentation Of opening state
ments by attorneys. The taking of
testimony was started this Afternoon.
Carter and Fee are the plaintiffs
counsel and the defendant company Is
represented by Raley. Raley and Stei-
wer.