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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17
FIRST FREE AUCTION
SALE ar uCtElNs;

We Gill cell one four rises sst ~
extra Quality siaminum guarsn-
tssd ics iwsnsy sema 10 the highest
bidder, fsslead Oh hiddins slth
moasy yeu bid ~itn cupons whirh
ne give sres w,sh each puschass al
7ae 1hsss ssiss ~iil be held ths
Fhs' and Third astvsdays . III each
month toe sxisen wssks
Great Silver Wedding Auction
Sale Gill also be held 10 oa, store
s.thin sixteen we%As after our Are,
cent. monthly aluminium ah A,
~hich tims there will hs suoiicned
tree 10 the highest bidder 10 cupoas
0pe Chssi u ~ Plee. Of Roget
Brothers Silver Ware
You must he 10 the store st The
tins OF auction ssls to bid We
appreciate ycur p.ironsss- there
lure. ws srs pleased 20 shsr GA,
legitimate prcs,. with cds se%se
msrs
Cash trade suables 10 10 tai. sd
vantage oi cash discounts 40 III.
soods we bur snd thI. lnsore'
lower prices oaicta service. and
bsttsr tt'ufrtious. ~tssrh esssAss ~
~ well AZ YOU
Mclean. Rs macy Co,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17
sou's DEATH Na
HIN 70 ,uoINEn

Mu Sarah Nslscu Ei,s. s,ssss es
Mrs r Faitsn, III this pise$,
died seddsnly Saturday a,sHs u
hss home nsss Hca Ace. tcs,cwt-s
the :ecsips III 4 message soneuee'us
the death al hss sen xolli. F,.s. .,
Gsssaesld. wes, vksirs. where
hs bad heee eesassd 10 ssssl
structural wosA.
A pssvious m~<sass had eos~s a.
nouneias his eftt'csl ecaAislcr - q
result oi isli trom . dsntcA ssd
the moshsr ~ss tn . hisAiy nervous
stats a. the Essnlt whsa th,
ssecod ~ie ~ss received, she h.
came unconscious and sr.e,ly hell
ssissp
The sons remsins. scecrs~.,rsd
~ bic wiis, suivsi Mysdss ~r,u
inc aud . ,,cnhk tans.si ~s k.ld
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17
COME TO DICKSON
SATURDAY, MARCH Is

We wi.h TO call your attention t.
the advertisement On the bach page
of this Issue, announcing The his
Bstgs,n Day In Dickson on sstur.
fay. March 2s lt~wsll pay you ia
read IL closely and check ,hs items
you need and come 20 Dickson on
that day and mske the purchase.
iOI ih.-. special prices arr fur the
one day ouly
Practically sveTv business house
in Diekson ha.s SPECIAL bargain
stys'tisei ipr that day and you can
get most anything yon ssnt~~
groceries, dDaond. ausenswsfs,
madeleine, lumber etc
Another big feature Tor that dsy
and one that sill, no duubl. prove
quite popular, is the if.s su,,ion
sale
An surtionser will be furnished
by the Chamber "a Commerce and
snyoDs having anything they Slsh
to sell ior tbs high dollar can bnus
i, here tsst isy and IL wlll he put
up . sold al public auction free oi
charge H>ysn hsse.s Iatn .sDp!s-
m-nt 700 don need COW hofss,
mule. hog OF anything you Wsut t.
sell. bring /, to Dickson on tina. day
And, -S oys. II you ss con
,empysJins ,msuyipx, Mssch " i.
bargain day 10 ,hs, line too. a.
on. oi our magistrates is advertising
tree mar,sae crr-tnony Tor that dsy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17
Tennessee City

f' 49, = .. -.rp.,.,.r. ss
X A Wright moved into hi. ns~
store last Friday night, and vas AZ
buS a. 4 bee selling goods satur,
day
Joe Brown 10 sull very SICK
man, aDd trttTs, bopt II nssiii out at&
his recovery
IN Manor spent monday Al
I.Xs sysfly,, ....,..,...,.
L A. Cli!,on .ss . businss ~
caller 10 Dickson first oi.west.
Mrs -. q Lidis oi Wsvssiy vss
q guest al the homs Of Der parents,
Mr.. and hrs Butler Evsns, last
week
Born. to Mr. and Mu Erpsvs
! Street. March IL. a daughter
Miss Ti.ha E.shiu. of yallos
Greet. 10 the snest u n,ss vslna
Ab~scsombie this veek.
Dt. lomsI. oi McEvsn. wss here
Thursday
Died. al Dickson, Tenn. March
18th, Miss lnts K,heridss. ased 81
| ysars. oi tuberculosis. All that vas
|&nortal Of once . familiar figure 10
this place was brought here luce
day morning tof interment in the
family lot In the local Cemetery
There 10 not . person in this place
o, slss where Who knew her hut has
q kindly feeling iot her, 40 vii.
linsly st all timss sbe gave her lite
IN sesysos ,sa, others. kos .hss oNn
people. ~ we'll a. those ou,sids,
she responded TO call, Cor halp--and
assys With smiling hoe and vii.
ltns hands and test. IN do all in her
power A hv,Ai sstv1s as held a,
The ssass which vac st,spdst hy q
large number ni irisnis sh~ sas
q sister To Vim, N Hihndss. ol
this place Mrs W,iliam lace, al
Dickson and Noel ~ridss oI
White Oah. Every member oi the
william Ian. iaafiiy s1s prsaeu,
a, the funeral She sas membs'
oi that hcme and was cared ios
There % ever welcoms one.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17
Chapmansboso. r.. Z

Quite a large ctosd attended the
PRAYER tnsettns At Bethel sunday
night. conducted by Mp Ali,
Mitchell
Mis-, Eriiit fs5tsssp x .EsgSA.xs,
sprinS.. 70 .visitips MiurResa ,lphl.
con this se~h.
Miss .kals.. Bslsaa vts,isd M,ss
l.ocy Spsieht last Sunday !,
Misses virsie Hostoa and Freddie
Mitchell spsn, Saturday night and
Sunday the sues,. d Mia Ros,
Johnson
Mrs. W |. W.aAlsy has returned
home from Birmingham, Ala. sits,
visiting her daughter. Mtss Alma
Tor several days
Mp N u Duke 10 on the sich
list
NJ and Mrs. L. u Dunnins and
Mrs.. Molhs Travis were 10 Dicksor
Saturday,
Mr. and Mr. .eoss~ Bsison and
children spent sunday N the homs
n Mr., and Mrs. 4 A Batsoo
Mn X, x. Duks has returned
from Chicago. sitter visiting hs'
daughter. Mr. | n Marsh
Miss Mildred Harvey spent Sstut
day nigh, and sunday sh- auest oI
Miss Elisabeth Story.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17
Garner's Creek.

And stil there il plenty 81 rain
fhs t~ceu, h,Th wst~r dri much
damage To our roads and has seem
ad TO stir folks up IN behalf ol
building good roads away from IN.
creek
n c. knaepv sAe. h4s. s.hssa auis,
|slek ior soms time ws are asd Il
|tepos, 10 able to be out AGAIN
Stanley Martin 10 SICK With the
|au, hot 10 improv,us
W. 4 NA,~s 10 ,nst rscnyerlnS
irom an attach ot chills
Nex, Sunday Is pteachlns day b,
our passor Al Fsss Chapel, eleven
O'Clock. Come and bring som-on.
siih YOU
Mr. and Nr Sam Watson w".
yi,lto,s al tbe home oi " J Yates
At sunday
Cur SUNDAY School Al Few :
Chapel - progressing nicely slthc
III. attendance 10 not a. large nws
hope il wiil be In the neaf future
Everyone both old and youns are
uv,,ed 90 pn and mske II As liz,
,eres,ins ~ posslhSe
Ml.aeA Beatrice and Mny Fe~
ser. rAc-n, sres,s ot Misses Ain,a
Hnth and Faith Ystas
" " Martin and site spen, lest
sunday s,th their 400 : 4 MARTIN,
and 'smily
Mr. and Mr. Rohs. eislder anc
little daughter Louise, spsnt shs
ve.s .uh ~l,h M~ F,-t,is,s rsr
snts Mr. and Mrs W. N. Martin.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17
MANY EAGER TO SEE
lEelon'S WAR FIN

! The Laeisn Berry fost u Amsfi
'ean Legion IN the bringing oi iha
sftst war picture, fisshe~ nd Ac
,iou,' To- 'Dieksoa iot matinee ans
nigh, Wednesday, March 1Sih. st
lords tie fathers aud mothers, els
tsn. wives and other loved unes o
The "doushboys snd "gobs" o
this county who ven, scsoss tb,
pond 10 the recent World Var, Al
opportunity that they have lonsst
iur-lo se. the eonHlct as il really
vas and IS faced by our heroic 900,
$3.50 because ~ 10 the original % oAeia
picture oi ths War Deps'smsnt and
bss the Govetmsnts stamp of sp
ptuval a. being original IL vividly
depicts the setusl battles, showing
the Iniantry. Artillery, AR ssrv &c,
tanks. sss attacks, snd every othsl
|dsstraetis. machine vi wAI actually
10 use on the battlsAsids u France
| be pictures we're tshsu by the sig
nsl Corps of the u \, Army. and
includes vis~s u the Amstican
iorcss 10 action during III. ,haisau
fhlurs dsive. the great - NibieI
snsasemrut and the Aeuse Afsoans
offensive Tn. Both Dvisioa-- Tan
oe.sess own--hss a lsts. part 10
this great silent drama. IL 10 showu
10 seton sep, 10Th bet~sen Nillctsl
sdd' fseiitc0urr {shtf Divisions sasl
companies shown 10 seton, iEcludes
ths 18th lufsntiy al Exet mont Oc,
18Th the issth infantry To- iron, l,ps
trenches east oi verdun Oct ld,h;
}s...aasal D,si.,en nsl MIsss ,Auy
Bots on July Dsh, First Division al
EIsrmoni October t;a, asnd Divi
SION, i7bsth .nsani1y in~ &ssssrfiss
.Mt.ed.A assmspy, luns, hh. Seysnth
Field ARTILLERY At vnmaiss. O.e,
July 9Th. lo3fd Infantry solss ovsl
the top at As on the morning ol
July 18th a. Torcy, the SCbth and
the ao6th Infantry d the 77,h Nvi'
.lon approaching Lonsusvs uuds'
heavy shell hIe. batteries oi the
SIXTH American Field Artillery nsal
Exermont. First Division Artilety
near Beaumont Sept 9Th; the S0st,
and Ssth Infantry attacking between
Mon,taucon and Nsu,.llois on Sept
18th, the 9th Infantry Of tho Third
Division marching thru Rachafscb
Germany sod this 10 only lev OF
the various units oi Uncle Sam,
sreA, army that's flashed IN this In
|,srestins portraysl Of the sotld war
10 addition TO the battle scsnes, an
interesting story 0! the soldier liis
during luils in the Sighting 10 woven
Into the hlm
From interest alrendy hsins de
ysloped. = large throns viii scram'
bic Tor sdmittance 10 the McCsulev
Thasits at zach performances,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17

10 sou sant 10 bscow. sr 80.
r.tt r.-msnf
! w,ll otss 10. q ella" ln rsr'd hue.
a-~ss sreatAsA.n--e kmAs> -sA,AeA.
Monds,. March aHh ~ ! O'Clock
IN the Cumbsslsad fveshytssiss
Chufch Night school siii Assia
al ] o'clock
Rapid calculation short nsthcds
business arithmetic, tliht wsihoa
reading and spelling Tuition Mc
pei wesk
| have hsd II yssu experience
end ahsolutsly suatAniss fssulh to
ltAess sAa aAea AaslAesp
Com. and bsins yoW eeel.
G. I kd..;as
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17
INTERESTING PROGRAM
foa MONDAY NIGHT

Nsxt Monday night Ia the rssultr
's,nenteiy meeting oi t6s Chamber al
Co0meres. This meeting ls to b.
held In the American Legion Hal
and all mem befs are urged 10 be
present.
Tbs program COMMITTEES ha, AZ
range . special program iot tbs
occasion consisting "a music aud
special talks. One oi the principal
speakers of tbs evening w.Il be Mr.
Leon Tomliasoa NJ Keokuk. lows,
who 10 here on visit to rls i've.
and friends, Leon 10 iotmsf Dics
con boy. ant ws are cenhdeni a
large membership wilI he present
10 bear him. Fui tbs-pA.t yssf 10
has been employed ~ Organiser io'
tbs Lions Club and 40 doubt. wlIl
haye many things oi interest 10
relate that will be u grsit benefit
10 hs msmb.rs Of the Chamber Of
Commerce
A detail report wlll be made BY
the Sectetary sho~ius what has
hesn accomplished since the Cham
bst wAs orasnitsd snd plans viii be
discussed Tor many more usuiuI aud
needed In provemsn. ln our town
and county
Attend the meeting Monday ntgh,
aud shhS-;SJ yvas pTsssg,As' tha.,y.ss
are back oi the Oft 'is. oi tni.
organisation IN trying u do any
tning for ,tr Uplifting sad b"tiat-
man, oi tbs community Your
plsssqss.. whether you tab" ao
active part or not. ~lll he sn In
spiss,iou tor thos, who ara 10 the
ssss &c Sats 4of~ssd. ia4i,as Ah.t
l1hY hsys the cli,t,n,hip back Il
them In their efforts.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17

N vou wish to buv \ farm see ms
II you v,sh 10 .s farm seA the
" you w,sh 10 aei town property
zee me
n you vish TO trade yow city
property Tor isun ses me ] also
have soms isFms TO trade Tor city
property lbsvs soms city property
10 trade fnr q ium
List your prog .rty With me and ]
s,l Apd ,h. pw wchssas, lam r-ady
Al all ,smss to converse with you
about real estate
Sac ms Al ,hs First Sstiocal
Rank hnildinS o, write M. All
correspondence promptly answered
yo1xs 'm \ taW deal
n n Sandsse.
niekaon. Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17
sunday school l.xpert 10
speak fiere luesda,

", Pc Green and Miss Lynn.
sunday school experts ~riT rpSas
at ,be First Presbyterian Church
next Tuesday, March al. a, $50
and 40 y, m
All interested in this good work
arr cordially invited. These meet.
ings will he Of specisl interest TO
sunday school tsscheu aud saper
intendents, but everyone IL welcome
tn attend
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17
CARD or rNAhNA

wish to take this means Of
thanking the kind TREND. Of Dick
son Tor tbs M any expressions ot syn
pa.hy received in the form OF ,sle-
gram, aud letters. since the psssins I
sway OF my dear husband. Such
lovely thoughts and sympathy are
q great comfort TO hereaved heart
at the dark hour
Nay our Heavenly Father. who
IL giving me strength 10 bear my
sorrow. bless oil OF you IA my prayer.
l.orrna h Uphsm.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17
| fWosksia's 1lGSSSHary Sstasty.


The womaas Mlssioaas1 Society
oi the n. Z, Chssch, Sosth. held
10 March meeting hosday afternoon
With hrs. I'd MstcAlsos THE wss
q Large ana ensAustAstie gathering.
Rspcsss from oanaittsss ~ Ne
pev ehosch fsod .wssa haAsd. ssd
ID. pastor. Rev J, b. HswsIsy,
gave The total n me SssAsy dslve.
which cas- ssocsssiul, several In.
spirtns talhs we're usM With tbs
|iai h the, tshes hold he socisiy
rs,s.d lie pledge hon es,m0.Vt 10
~ M0 10 The ~s done nv
unsnimoos yo,s
Tn. We've sod Mssps Ccrm't's.
rn, mn . Rummses ssls last Eat.
urda, ~bich sss such . steo,ss ths
con nt,.ss decided IN tsesst " tins
Saturday
The soeis'y gill serve lut n N
to~n on th. Fourth aatu,dsJ Az
money made soss to-srd ihs hn,ld'
ing a the nee n. Z Church. aor,h.
4 - 'rsi.f f.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17

Regular service neIt sunday
both morning and evening
sunday School 04S IN,
h Y r. u 8 30 p IN
Prayer Servic-. "Wednesday even
ing 80
You are cordially invited 20 al
tend all ot thes. services,
n : jackson. Pastor
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17

LOsT---IAdi~ red roAt sweater
With green stitching on co.s and
pockets, some where On the fsllow
C.~~s rtS. Saaiss slserneea
gisdsr rlease return To A B
LanssAus. nlekron, Tenn
FOR SAtE-Fotd tccnng css,
iSN model, GOOD tires 10 A COO.
dit,or VIII ssl cheap ir cash
Can he seer a, Gcss~tts Garage.
F1R SALE ~ REST-t roou
h,uAe ~itn On Without II lots Sea
Mrs Ella Tate. Wet Dickson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17
Card OF Thanks.

We wish to take this means oI
thanking the kind neishbora aut
friends Tor their many acts VI kind
ness and words oi sympathy duflnI
the Illness and death " our mother
Mr. Msrsstase kalshi hsy th'
lord pleas escli aud eyetv une ol
,on is our prssrr
NJ and Mrs Y : Hapt,h.
r r guish,
K n kntsh,
v Il hu,shl
RI, show A. ths Nctsul
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17

In rlsce NJ the cnoven,lonhl Easter
.srd -- your photograph Both res.
scnssie bot one r~,sntsi re-
n yoQ
Maze SO appointment today
Clyde / Coos Photographed
Dickson. Tenn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17
koIIcE.

v. hsv. opened p.~ hsrh.s
.h"r opposite dspo. asRi doM 10
H.lbvoos Hotel Our psicss ere
isssanahle Give " tgis'
E,dvtAss 4 hs..s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17
Pasture 10 Rent

For horses, mules or cattle thru
10.: season. Call Cumherlsnd
phone 90 W OF see " q Hakr.
Dicksou, Tenn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17

FOR sALk-~rins hu,'dWs lot
.dio'e,ps ,s.'d.no. H,' w :
Hsosii
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17

Rytsh,ns snapshots ONLY IN
bright sunlight and holtins Gamer.
steady. sou viii And KodaAins mol
only r pl~ssurs but issIptn,ivs .,
veil Finishins QUICKLY end neatly
done by competent wosk men
Ccots 6tudt,
Dickson. Tenn.
- ~--~
80 - 't'''e ~ ..N ! ',s. D..
FOR SALE Cos and Cal 80
Eysd tap R~rssn. EnIsshuya
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-04
MORE DEER FOR ISLAND
 AIM OF GAME PROTECTION
 ASSOCIATION OF CORDOVA

Plans were perfected for carrying on the proposed aetiyRiea of the 'sl- aska Game Protective Association of Cordova at meeting of the ezecu- tive committee recently.
 Steps were taken to enroll as mem bers all hunters ana persona inter- ested in nature and wild life and its protection in the Copper river val ley, the Ratalla district and Prince William sound.
 It is intended ito get che cooper ation of the men at the radio sta- tions. at points along ths railroad lines and of the employees at an of the canneries.
 The association will work with similar organizations throughout the territory, with the United States biological survey. with the bureau of fisheries and with all branches Of law enforcement In this distrtcG h. fuepce will be used to obtain Gde quate equipment and tUpds for the local law enforcement o6lcers.
 It Is the belief of the executive committee that cooperation of ''all those interested" will result 4n the suppression of many of the past vio- lations of the law. such as killing of deer, spring shooting, killing of immature water fowl before the opening of the season to save tho purchase price of fresh meat.
 The association also will try to Ob- tain some fresh breeding stock to augment the deer herd on the island -CordOva Times.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-04
Garter What He Saw
 In. Northwest

Cornelius Carter was wealthy. He lived on a large estate near New York city, and when he was at work engaged himself in managing a nail factory. When he was not working he was travelling.
 Cornelius had been to Europe sev- enteen times. He could talk French with the Frenchman and Swiss with the Swiss, and he knew England like book The people over there liked to see him coming, because he josrrueyed in style, spending money everywhere he went, and leaving traA of prosperity behind
 But ono morning MT. Carter woke up with a new idea. He would See America Last" He couldn't See It First" beoauBe he had already seen Europe but he determined 10 See It Anyhow" Consequently, when vacation time came around he point cd the nose of his eight cylinder touring car westward instead Of sending 1t to the dock for shipment overseas.
 Cornelius was a plunger. He al- ways went the limit. West for him did not stop at the Mississippi. He set his compass for Puget Sound and turned on the gas. His pockets were buldging with enticing pamPh- lets issued by tourist associations and Chambers of Commerce. He rseled oH the miles So fast that be was arrested every other day for exceeding the speed limit.
 But when at last he reached the Northwest and rambled leisuTely along the Pacific highway looking for scenery, he did not gee any. A careless camper had set fire to the rikht of him, a law1ess logger had started another to the left of him, a foolish rancher had burned up his own house and lighted a third in front of him, a needless hunter had left fourth behind him. He lost hN bearings in the haze and lost his front wheels in a collision. He
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-04
Notice of Delinquent Real Property the City of Skagway

WHO II A
  etdmds ruhhhp s at ertyo L N to- or sasma shown by tn said e
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-04

P. J Russey and Fred Walker Of Seattle are starting tbe Kodiak In- dependent. a weekly newspaper, at Kodiak
 The Ketchrkau Air Transportation Co. has organized O purchase a BoeinE airpIane for air service be tween Ketchikan and Ryder and other outlying points
 The Marine Products Co Of Ia coma has taken over the fish by products plant of the Alaska Pro duction Co at Hawk Inlet. Alaska.
 Mining operations have been re- sumed ar the Gypsum mine under the direction Of Superintendent A. B Nusier
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-04
A Unique Record

Grateful testimony for Deans Kidney Pills. published everywhere, is of itself convincing evidence of merit. Confirmed testimony forms sJ,m stronger evidence. Years ago, a citizen of this locality gratefully acknowledged the benefit derived from Deans Kidney Pills. Tie statement is now confrmed-the proof more convincing. Cases of this kind are plentiful in the work of Deans Kidney Pills--the record Is unique.
 Mrs. Emma Wilkinson. l207 Main St. Oregon City. Ore. says: "I used Deans Kidney Pills for back aud kidney trouble and received relief. l believe Deans are an excellent kid hey remedy and am glad to endorse and recommed them for the lasting relief that they gave me" State meut given April f, 1sl3).
 On April 20. 1920. Mrs. Wilkin- son said: Il gladly confirm all ] said in favor Of Deans Kidney Pills. Deans helped me when I used them and I know they are just as good as represented"
 Price 6Oe. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a Kidney remedy get Deans Kidney Pnls-the same that Mrs. Wilkinson had. Poster Milburn Co.,. Mfrs, Buffalo. N. Y.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-04
"NOtATrue Bill'' IsReportedAnd
 ManyWOnder

In the sensational "moonshlne charge against "Frozenfoot" John son, the grand jury last week fur nished the public a surprise by re- turning Not a True Bill"
 Former federal prohibition agents, MacMayburn and Kirkland. however, were indicted for perjury in connec- tion with their testimony given be- fore Commissioner Paine at the pre- Hminary hearing in January last.
 The indictments charge substau- italy that when MacMayburn and Kirkland testified that they did not find Johnson at the still, which was seized at a point opposite Point Re- treat. and did not arrest him and his associate. George Franklin, and bring them to Juneau. their testi- mouy was uUtruthful, and indict- ments were returned against them. The grand jury. however, practical ly came 10 the conclusion that John son was not there and was not ar rested and brought to Juneau. for otherwise how could Le have been turned loose.
 In the examination before Commits siouer Paine of the charge against MacMuyburu and Kirkland. George Franklin. Johusou's associate. or hired man. was the star witness. re lating in detail what occurred when the arrest was made. except that he refused to mention the name of Johnson and referred simply to the "othcr man" who was arrested with him. Franklin further stated after being arrested he and the other man were brought to Sa.mon Creek. near the roadhouse and turned loose, with the understanding that Johnson was to raise money and bring it to the two agents. Johnson left Ju- mean that night on the steamer Vic toria. but returned in a few days on the Admiral Watson, having appar- eutly received assurances that he was in no danger
 In addition 10 FraukIin's testi- mony. J. W. Felix testified that he was cutting wood near Salmon creek on the day in question. January 14, and saw MacNIayburu put two men ashore in a row boat from the gas boat Kirk" belonging to Kirkland
 W. D. Maynard was not called in the preliminary hearing. but he had made an affidavit a day or two be- fore and delivered it 10 Federal Pro- hibitfou Director Marshall. in which he says that on the same day and at about the same hour he met Johnson and a man answering the description of Franklin. within a hundred yards Of the place where witness Felix said they were put on of the Kirk"
 In addition 10 the above. certain laundry of Johnsons was found at the still, and a pair of shoes which had become shaped to the condi- ton of Johnson's feet, both of which have been frozen and partly ampu- tated
 Demurrers attacking the indict- ments are pending and will be heard by Judge Reed Monday morning. Juneau Capital
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-04
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