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 Auau4t 3l, 1926,
 Forest tres warg ftslns u iht not tar distant tt4iGApofhood be .orr lnr recent r.ttn4,til lhr smok, 'u dense aa to In =HapIrt@.ttll her, u I.iiIu sumt#pi=the f.lim berry ptckrre w'tc eal..l.s=.s'= =tNttuG ,ns lnrlr campfire. " hteh eau ,"d a tunil1EraiInu and stf'rtzrd lhre' zr"upa ol ,.tmpt-l5= ene f.piallJ rom tug from some L., miles down voast to help fight th5 ire X hall doAei- natives fought tli=tliehl dlgginl iiichrs and carrying water from Il nearby pond huie, using soaked sunny sack, tu- "Ntiilsul Il tn flames.
 The "Di3pItch." Mir, j. M Yount and Peter Esahk. ul GuioNin. wt III port q few days ago. loading ul with dried salmon,
 When the "Arctir Chief" dropped anchor al Film ou her first trip 0! he month, the village populac, rubbed their sleepy eyes at behold ihs tine new coat of paint, the new wheel house, new headlights, anu .n a closer investigation. ;t new en- zine and rcmndclled cabin-wo scarcely knew ihe ''Chiet Capt Milton broadly announced that she had made the trip down from Colo yin in : hours less Ihan former time,
 r. Q. Inspector MT Ftzgerald talled in at Film on the r,turn of the "Chirf'
 On Sunday. the 15, a iLrG" whit whale hoated in to shore. Mrs. Jul lius capturing the prize. During the morning school of white whale came close tu Sliure, pursued by many killer whale, Tuktook the only native adult left in tn, village Ohe men were all at tht reindeer countingi w"nt in his dory, shot and hauled ashore . large whit, whale that Was 'ryine to rescue her offspring caught il whale escaped,
 The white whale are plentiful ii . f taking as high as four in one daN in his whale net,
 The counting of the Film rein deer herd was accomplished thi' month.
 Col. James Stcese. president oi [ he Alaska Road Commission, ac ! scompanicd hy MT Ross Kinney. al so of the Road Commission ant Miss. Secour. teacher for Dime were calling on friends in the vii lago while the mail boat droppe, ianchor.
 The "Chief" sailed away las might with the herring net belong ing to the teacher at Film. astrid her bow. An Elim native on boar' ttaking the night watch. discovere, the net and put it ashore at IrOl Creek in the care of fyapan, wh, who returned it to the teacher thf morning. M. F. NYLIN
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09
AN APrHtH RATION

To the Editor:
 Upon my departure from Nome to my new pasturate at Castle Rock, may thru the Nugget eX- press my thanks to the church and community for their Wnfailing kindness to me and mine. Mrs, Herd joins With me in best wishes ARCHIE NJ. HERD.
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On the Yankee Train-(AP)-The Yankees turned confident win the series with the sixth game Shawkey stated that he would pitch Saturday and Shooker said that he would consider 1t. tie predict ed that Alexander will pitch itr the Cardinals Hug gins said, "the Cards will give battle every step of the way
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09

PEklNG, Oct. D, GP)-Iiankow dispatches said that there were fifty among the hundred tranpei to ca h, In the rush thru the gates of Wu
 chang to the refugee boats. The Chinese estimated that there thousand died in Muci,ang since the beginning Of the siege, most of them starved. Six American dcsrsyers arrived Hankow yesterday
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09
BIG SLIDE AT PANAMA CANAL PROVES
 MORE SERIOUS THAN RELIEVED

PANAMA, Oct 9, Gr)-Thc land slide at pann- ma Canal. e tulubr cut. yesterday, has prov eel more serious th.tn il first h.iicvcd D be- Tine passage for the vessels cnirr, western side of the water IL stated that five mil lion cubic Air,is of earth slide, into thr canal.
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09
BIG GAS EXPLOSION IN
 CAPE TOWN 100 ENTOMBED

tAPETOWN, Oct. D. GP)-Four white men and hundred and sixteen natives were cnt"mb.I the result of gas explosion yesterday In coal mine Ut Domaauscr Natal, the rescucrrrs recovered .,c" h",iics. The smoke from the flames could I.. for miles.
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ROCKFORD, JLLINoIs. oet. [

ROCKFORD ILLINOIS. Oct. |, AP)-sammy Manstell. light weight champion the ten round decision Jim lawson oa Milwaukee. This is champions fight since took the title from Rock Kansas, In July.
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PHII.ADELpHIA OPENS GATES FOR
 AMERICAN LEGION CAMPAIGN

PHILADELPHIA. Oct D. (AP)-Thr city which played host for hundreds of organizations this sum- "er. has opened its gates the American Leonarics numbering one hundred thousand. This Is the eighth annual Legion campaign which opened on ,Ion day of lust week.
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09

NORFOLK, Oct. 2. tAr)-Thr Coast Guard are searching ilr the vessel which ran down the schooner William Lhchaeid a. Hampton Roads, during th.. dead Of night and which later disappeared. The irhi'r'd had its jb carried away and it's Tow dam. aged It was towed into this por,
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09

NEW YORK, Oct. D, (iP)-Ruckncr argucd yesterday, "I know Dauslfry, tn" iresidcnt-mAker who Is sitting there with bad cold. which makes the old man look pifu hut that has nothing to do with the case"
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09

CNICAGO, Oct. 9, (AP)-DIspatches from Winnl- peg stated that exporters unloading wheat here becaase of the diaculty of getting seagoing space. It h estamated that twenty million bWsl,els ase in stoek q Fort William.
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09

SEATTLE. Oct 9, APl-Ths Alumni of the Washington State College declared that Hartley Is contemplating the suspension of President E Q. Ho land. Hartley said, "I know nothing about It."
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09

hEARDsT0WN. ILLINOIS. Oct a t,p)-Isola,. ed for thirty hours by the flood waters at Rear.,s "wn the inhabitants ate raw food and travelled the streets in boats. Even the trains were halted,
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09
CARL CLAIMS wRANaELl ISLAND FOR U. s.

NEW YORK, Dot. g. tAP)-casi !. Lomen who claims wraagen Island ipr tho United States, cha- enged Russas claim the island taxing the soviets with policy of exterminaton" in its dealings with the colony two years ago. Lomen said he was con. hent thas Internaion. Law would uphold hIs claims. lse fa''he. stated tat hs ha. a'ea with the State i.ePartment thiFty thousand dollar ciaim against the soviets for removing the colony "Wraneeil Is- land is still despite tho forcibe election of the colony. there the islaad when we set. tied It," Mr. lomen add. aad also asserted that the is,anrd would b. Of great commercial val.e to the pa.'sea p.a ststess;
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09

FOR SALE-A two room fur nishc,i house for S125.O0. Inquire of W. Q. Tate nt lsaldwin's resi- tlence.
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09

SEATTLE, Oct. D, tAP)-Thc Nietoria will take supplies to the !'tihofs when she sails on Tuesday The supplies will be discharged at Unnaskn and car ried from tItere the Fisheries ,.sscI Elder. Tn. Victoria replace the Northwestern which was sche duicd to make tiic last Nome voyage.
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09
FROM THE CUBS

CHICAGO. Oct. 9, tAPl-The White VOL the city seriss four three defeating the Cubs in the seventh game three nothing.
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09

Dr. l. von M'Zcsch wishes t." notify the public that she has nov cd her dental parlors to these for merly occupied by nr. Hayne.
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09

MEXICO. CITY, Oct. D, Gtr)-Cuadalai i,r, dis patches said that thirteen knehts of 6oiumbm, wIo were charged Nth sc,iitious and anti-sot rrnu,cnt actiN ites have lren arrested.
 SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NoMe WEEKLY NUGGET
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NEW YORK; Oct. 9, (AP)-Thc oi Dough. erty versus the Government has been to the jury.
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09
CONSTRUCTION FIRM BRlnEs FORD EMp1oyEh

DETROIT. Oet. 2. tAP)-h damage salt of an sndstermised amount against Biair . Compay. Detroit eoastssettoN concern, the Ford Natae Co. shssssa that she ss.ssr. hsieeA Fsrd s.R,oyees to accept inferior material at exossatase pssces for stractaoa prajects at Detroit So0ssve, ed Memphi
 Ford said he paid tho defendant Avs nillio1 daava ht Was raAbie so sepaaase the fsdaInt traaaaetoss proA the reMsaader. Inc complaint ssks that the contracts he tesnnafed aad the dsasadaats osdered to divues fhe e sAs peed snys6ysss Involved.
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09

Vtctrolas, new list price outside x75.OO for $35.OO.
 LAKES STORE.
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09

For Ssle-FurnlsIied house. h quire at Nugget once.
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09

Victor Records . for S1.OO
 Jakes Store
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-09

TIE WHITE SoX WON THE CITY CHAMPIONSHIP
 FROM THE CUBS
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UNALAiSi.EET NEWS ITEMS.
October 2nd. 1926

( Specirl to the N,,ae NugreD
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-09-10
WESLEY L. JONES
Republican Candidate jor denomination
and Reelection 10 The United
States Senate
A Record That Speaks for Itself

lie served the state Representative in Congress
from 1899 to 1909 when he took his seat IN the Senate
lie "a Chairman OF the Commerce COMMITTEES, rank
ing member of the Committee on Irrigation and
Reclamation, and IN line for the Chairmanship of
the Appropriations Committee-all places OF vital
Importance to the people Of this state.
He Is also Republican Party Whip, second in COM
mand Of all the proceedings in the Senate.
In the secured appferrs
lions o. tso0oooo benefit TO his state N
he same his constituents approximately tlN
100000 their tar payments
paid Advertisement
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-09-10

Superior Judge John a. Frazier
commenced TO practice law In
1913, since which time he was In
active private practice. and has
also served King County as deputy
prosecuting attorney for two years,
WAS counsel for the State Veterans
Compensation department for near
ly year, and was chief United
States district attorney for a per
iod of four years and two months,
before going upon the bench,
where he Is now serving in De
partment No. 2, At this time he
is a candidate to succeed himself.
Judge Frater is 20 years old.
and has resided In Washington
since 1883, and in King County
for rs years. He is married and
lives with his wife and daughter
at 6O2G 18th Avenue northeast,
Seattle,
Judge Frater * member OF
the Knights Of the Round Table
the Success club, the Municipal
League. and many other organiza'
lions
During the time he was assist
ant United States attorney Judge
Frater successfully prosecuted q
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-09-10
How Superior Court Judges Are Elected

HERE confusion in the minds Of voters FegaTdns the
significance Divisions Departments Many
candidates for superior judge Am entitled TO vote
for Won for a candidate in my district!
should be clear 10 all
that for Superior the is NOT divided INTO
districts The County divided into thirteen
departments charge But al OF me voters
in the county time in the NOMINATION. as
ELECTION OF these judges The division nto
is merely TO expedite and symaue he pushs "
generally understood why there only
six Superior heen) elected this year
The filling of vacancies in the middle
In 1873 there VIII be thirteen JUDGES
tul terms. -,
wisely that the people sa
The only exception to this rule IS when pc
onal term is to permitted make
appointments, valid until the general election.
present follows:
Department the death udeg A. w Erater IN
Department resignation of Judge King kean
Departments No TO- IL L. and 49, newly created by
these filed 10y ap
filed described positions on the ballot
King IS
candidate for each OF the SIX
positions be filed
he clearly recognized that the judicial can
Each simply applying
position All are on the same footing
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-09-10
Rep. John A. Soule Is
Reelection Candidate

John a. soule. state representa-.
tive 10Th district who IS a candi.
date Tor reelection on the Repuh-
iioan tckot has been a resident OF
Kent Tor % Years lie is son OF
Dr and Mrs J. souie at Kent lie
graduated from The public schools,
after which he attended the Uni
yersity of Washington TOT seven
years receiving an a. H. degree
and @ degree In the School of Law
hi 1915 He was formerly city at
lurney of Kent
During the last session Of the
legislature Representative Soule
wurked with Senator Luun and
Representatives Mess aud Cham
horlain OF the ieth district In se.
ourinl On appropriation of $500.
00d lur ihe Nachea PASS highway. lie
promises That lf reelected hu will
work in harmony With the other
numbers Ui che district io srturo
q total oi million dollars with
which 90 complete the Nachrs
Pass highway from i.ako riusoo Go
the White River Camp rnad
Mr. s0ule was influential in do.
leatlug the fnuuttcitv merrrf.
which was q vicious scheme where
hy ihc cts OF Seattle would com
trol ihe entire county government
Ills record Do other RESPECTS is
good
Mt suulC iat0rs ihr rrClHsaIlUa-
lion ni property iur tho purpose oi
taxation which ho believes is Che
lngiCll way in fcldta taxes
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-09-10

wears during the gold rush, when
he was in Alaska.
In 1911 he entered the law de
partmept OF the city OF Seattle un'
der Scott Calhoun. as a law clerk
and has since served under fye
different corporation counsels OF
the city OF Seattle, being promoted
from time TO time until he mas
reached the important position he
now holds. OF late years he has
been handling the important eases
in the Office, involving many mil
lions OF dollars, and his record In
the Supreme Court Of this state
has been very successful. lie Is
recognized as an authority on mu.
nicipal law. and II elected viii
make very capable, efficient and
honorable Judge, and he should re-
ceive favorable consideration by
the electors OF the county OF King.
During his incumbency as city
attorney. Mir Meagher has handled
several matters OF Importance 10
the wage oarners Of this city, and
az an times he has been eminently
fair Outstanding among these
matters was his successful prose
cutlou of minimum wage cases be
fore the State Supreme Court, In
the minimum wage cases the court
upheld the right Of the city by
charter or ordinance to hX a mini
mum wage for city work, and its
rirh, 10 require contractors 10 pny
that wage, This has resulted In
thousands of dollars being paid e
The wage earners that they would
NOT otherwise have been paid
Some % or 30 eases were in
VOWED at that time, later hetWcer
goo and 300 caaCs wcrL yJcoesaiully
prosecuted hy private attorneys
ald this would not have been pos
sihle cAcepj for the favorable deri
sion eancd hy Mr. Moagher
Mr Moagher Be- married and llrt'
10 ono North isth street. he ls
mrmhCr ol tha spdrismen's asan
citation ana does considerable hunt
InE and lehina
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-09-10

nber Of the community repre-
led by the most prominent at
ley. He should be as careful to
p himself free from improper
lences as he instruc,s jurors to
Il IL the function of courts to
stene and interpret laws in such
lner as to give effect to the in
Of the legislature, Remedial
s. especially, should receive a
raj construction in order to ac'
lplish the purpose for which
y are enacted. ! do not believe
'judge.made law.
Individual rights guaranteed by
constitution should be safe
rded, Human rights are not
3 important than property rights.
extraordinary powers of the
rus should he exercised with
G.
Criminal laws should be en-
rod equally and without gindic.
ness hos with certainty and
such manner as not to encour-
a repetition OF the onense.
! believe In cypediting business,
the best way ! know to do IL
iy hard end faithful work
li you are in accord With these
ucipies and ideals ! shall he
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-09-10

Judge o. Z. Holcomb, who Is
candidate for reelection as justice
of the Supreme Court, Position
No. /, Is receiving strong support
among the members Of the bar
OF Seattle and throughout the state.
He is endorsed by the leading
members OF the bar in the various
communities, as we'll as by the
Younger lawyers and those with
ali varieties and limits of practice;
in other words, he is being sup
ported by so-called big" and Tit
tie" lawyers. In Tacoma where
there are about l25 members OF
the bar, over 100 signed written
Endorsement of Judge Holcomb's
candidacy. In Spokane similar
situation exists. The confidence oil
the lawyers in Judge Holcomb is
shared by the public generally
The reelection Of Judge Hoicomf
and Judge Bridges was urged by
the SpokesmaD-Review, the lead
ing newspaper of the Inland En-
pire, in an editorial in the issue o.
August rs, 1926, In which the
editorial writer, among othel
things says;
"Of the three retiring judges a
1 this primary, two are opposed
Bridges and Holcomb-and so high
ly are they regarded on the bencl
that In Spokane petition, urginl
their election, has been signed b.
practically the full bar OF the city
There were 1856 signatures al
tached.
"This action Of the Spokane al
torneys Is tribute TO the judges
il is furthermore an illumlnatin
sign for the voters. Lawyers ar
better qualified to speak of tn
candidates for judicial honors, an
the spontaneous expression for tn
election OF Judges Bridges and Ho
comb IL significant and shoul
have an important influence In tn
primary vote"
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-09-10
d. Lane States
His Ideals OF a Judge

D. Lane, former state legis-
and member and president OF
cattle city council, and now
aidate for Position No, y ON
uperior Court bench, states
cas- and ideals OF a judge as
S;
Judge should, OF course, be a
r with proper preparation
sxperience, but ne should
something more than the
He should be a man of broad
al education and knowledge
man affairs, with a well-de'
I'd sense of justice, and hui
sympathies, who knows life
is. He should be open-mind-
ee from prejudices. and Tor
looking.
should have a firm but
: disposition, not autocratic.
1t enough TO accord a fair
ng and not given TO jumping
nclusions. He should have a
II sense OF the dignity OF his
but not be too much i'm
ed with his own importance.
2 should try cases without re-
to who the parties or attor-
are, and give the same con
alton 10 the humble citizen
scented by a young or obscure
ney as TO the most influential
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-09-10

-, .....-
Mnen MN gives up az eN.en,
slYe law prac'ice @ aogep' a pisoe
on iAe psneH' anu nei! .n,N s
sood N tnat position ne shou'u ne
retained N ohee' hat - Wy
theory pehinu 'he eahipeisn ~,
ltialea by irlehus " 9uuse I% my.
b. hlhhe 20 nave nm suveeeu nm
sell III Department ~ 10 VI VIC
superior court OF hihs Nouhts.
THESE irlends nave opened heau'
quarters IN seattle anu are nov az
lively engaged IN Worh on ms pe'
hall
Judge hihhe mas more .lah
made good said statement IS
sued from me heaaquartefs' le
has proved imparliai, aple anu NJ
dustflous' he Is az tiie axe whisn
best fits him Tor service ON lhe
bench lie had "iue eNpeIlehee
as a practlcihs mWyer oel3ie ne
donned ms ludlciai rooes' anu ms
experience since ne pecaihe juuse
mas amply htted MN ~ continue
with MS duties II LOOKS az II ne
Will be gwen splendid ehuorse-
ment al lhe primaries Fep'ehn e
H. and al the general election NO
vemDer Z,
born IN New YORK s'ale 80
years ago MI, hlnhe was srauu,
tea IRON the law schooi a' No ~, ~.
university ne ~ marr'fu anu nae
daughter 10 years Oh age, ne mas
peeh ensaseu VI wy sensia' r 'aoe
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-09-10
WHO'S WHO AMONG THE CANDIDATES.
Committed byLou iJuobirG ma : LI ellie

number of important mail fraud
cases against very strong counsel,
and also handled a number OF civil
matters for the government involv-
ing large sums OF money in taxes.
Judge Frater is member of
University Post No. II, American
Legion.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-09-10

sci T. j. l.. Ken
needy to enter the
race for Superior
Court judge, De
partment No. -.
George is not 4
bit superstitious.
He would even
sit at a dinner
for 10 guest 5,
walk under a lad
der. etc.
Mr.. NJ e o 6 her
came to Seattle
from Chicago in
the year 1887 and
has resided here
since said time
with the excep
tion of hire G
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-09-10
Geo. A. Neagller Out
For Superior Judge

Geo. A. Meagher, former city at
torney, has resigned his position
as assistant TO Corporation Coun-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-26
R. SoLONS IN
FAVOR Referendum
ON PROHIBITION

Providence. r. l., March 25-(APl
A resolution requesting that the
senator's and representatives of
Rhode Island in congress support
legislation to amend the national pro-
hibition act and to submit the ques-
ton to a vote Of the people, was
passed today by the Rhode Island
house Of representatives. About 80
Republicans voted with an equal
number of Democrats in support Of
the resolution, which was passed 60
to 81. The resolution, sponsored by
Representative James A. Herman Of
Providence, Democrat, is the first
Of list kind to be adopted by state
legislative body.
Today's action followed hard on
the heels of the rejection by the
same body last Friday of legislation
designed to put more teeth in Rhode
Islands enforcement law. The reso-
luton itself was taken away from
the committee last week. 1t was
passed today over bitter opposition
and only after an attempt to post
pone action had been defeated.
The resolution as passed particH-
larly stiulates that support of modi-
fication legislation be accorded
provided that said bill shall be
amended by adding thereto a refer
endum clause requiring that said leg
islation shall be referred to the peo-
pie for vote thereon"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-26

Paris, March 25.-(AP)-Activitie
relative to M. Perets financial mea-
sures are mostly confined to the lob
bies of the chamber of deputies,
where the friends of the government
are endeavoring to bring into line
enough deputies to pass the bills. The
weakness of the franc is the argu-
ment which has had the most in
fluence in the past two days.
1t is regarded as possible that the
government could muster a majority
were it not for the determined oppo-
sition of the moderateS and conser-
natives to Louis Malvy's presence in
the cabinet as minister of the inter-
Tor.
1t was remarked by several de-
putieS that NJ. BRAND had sacrlhced
two ministers of finance. and the
least that could be expected of him
would be to sacrifice one minister
of the interior in order to get a ma
jority to pass the financial restora-
ton measures.
The chamber today passed the re-
venue section of the finance bill by
a vote of AIS to 1913. This section
provides for revenue amounting to
SO, 451, 100000 francs (about $1,275,-
7S5,000) and now goes to the senate.
This, however, does not balance the
budget, as there is still deficit of
4,S73, 100000 francs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-26
NOTED HUMORIST
Tells OF PRESENCE
AT BATH TUB PARTY

New York, March 25-(AP)-Irvin
S. Cobb, who was a guest at the re-
cent Earl Carroll bath tub party" in
which Joyce Hawley, chorus girl,
was alleged to have appeared nude in
a tub of wine, went before the feder-
al grand jury today and told of his
version of the evenings entertain
ment.
Mr.. Cobb told newspapermen that
he arrived early and left early" at
the party. He said that he himself
was not a drinking man because
you're not sure of what you get these
days" For that reason. he said, he
did not know of any Intoxicating liq-
uor having been used at the party.
Il saw bath tub filled with pink
liquid" he said, land l saw a half
barrel of what was said to be near
beer, but that is all l saw at the
party"
Mr.. Cobb said he supposed the only
reason he had been subpoenaed as a
witness was that his face was one
not easily forgotten.