The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 3, 1912, Page 1

You get the straight, unbiased report of the proceedings of the Hanford impeachment trial in The Star. As to the merits of the testimony the congressional investi- 352 ; Sators are to be the sole judges. If congress decides from the mass of evidence that Hanford is unfit then the effectiveness’ of the impeachment process for the elim- aa ination of such a judge will be demonitrated before the people of this nation. An important principle AND TO NOTHING MORE, ts Right now The Star is concerned only in giving its army of 43,000 subscribers a fair and honest report of the daily developments. at stake, a federal judge it being tried, and both are entitled to a fair trial a ae eS La Le idhesislindlcemdechtin away for summer they've _— ee ee +o women, on page 5 of The __SEATTLE’S ONLY PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPER Wilson family “Woodrow ately decide not to go got other seg) Story on , Star today. Don’t miss her : page 4. VOL. ae a. — articles. They’re very in- 0. 106, SEATTLE, WASH., WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1912. ONE CENT NB AND HOME EDITION d teresting rc FN) SKETCH OF COURT ROOM SCENE IN IMPEACHMENT TRIAL OF HANFORD| WITNESSES IMPUGN "7 | | HANFORD’S CONDUCT L, = WHILE ON BENCH | » » ¥ ‘ine witnesses were examined by the congressional com- — ; ts mittee in the impe ent trial of Hanford this fore- ictor . ot oe , “Valed y noon, al the ng que das to their knowl- Followed by Un- ‘Applause Chosen for, son's Running Mate. edge of Hanforc make ness alled to give evidence ford in the Leased Wire) a nae Testifies. bray ; MOR! .—Wearied obert D. Jones, now in the pub- '#estec oo. * Hshing business, and formerly a re- Coming meay and confident of victory porter for a local morning paper, Taft insisted that uford’s #tag- % campaign, the dele testified that when he was “cover. &¢ring , vas not the “te the ratic national ing e fede court for that kiud the vz democ | cuehooer abe four years ago, Or. Brown Testifies. to their homes dey, They had nominated a tick | Judge Hanford jder the infty ared to him t of intoxica Dr EJ, Brown, der testified that in jet and law. n th habeas at : " a igre | during the Holt murder trial, One corjas proceed bro zainst as std Fe the attorneys in Se cand, aged ff Ed Cudiiece iu dehalf of Dr. | the witness, entered some sort of lAttoy, in 1904, Jud. Han- incipt 1 peal af pridelpled, Jobjection, or motion, and it was ap bench, appeared |parent that the judge jit, and It was re several t m, the ir occasion jing quite a little merriment. Fin lally the judge roused himself Jones «ald, and ruled on the ques tion. The attorneys in the case, as he recollected, were the govern ment attorney on one ide and Hugh C. Caldwell and C. F. Riddell wéver, that on the asion de | for the defendant ibed, Judge Hanford’s condition In cross-’Xanination, Jones said, Was different, and that Judge Han- that be could not say that this con-|ford was intoxicated, he thought nfluence of Ii juor, sed h aid, and On cross ex- Amitted to bed Foon did not hear ever taken by @ over 9 sid unanimousty, was one of ol 4 _ re that accompanied the leery the convention were In . to the tumultuous the week that had pre t The fight was taken| c sides. The only dra was the great “vale| Wm. Jennings Bryan after 1 o'clock this and which brought his de-| Hunford at tim ap on the bench when Hie ‘ould iy raise his Lead oud rule on Brovn insisted, oct to their feet | }dition in the judge might not have His condition was that of a man the final demonstra-| been from sleepiness, but presumed | entirely haneted from fatizue or Jong drawn out conven it was a case of intoxication. He | Ubquestionably under the infl.ence gave a physical demonstration of Of Mquor,” said Dr. Brown “fT Kern Refuses. how the appeared, with bead | thought it was the latter ‘as Governor Burke | bent low on bis breast and bis arms Saw Him Drunk Ofter. folded | Dr. Brown also testified to see y.! Saw Him on Street. ing Judge Hanford in an intoxicated o Was not such as to! Jones. ah a dition on street cars for the - pasiti Jones also told of another occa- er . Votes, They lnsisted that) ion when be met Jddge Hanford five years on the average of ign ace wan| a cnee every 30 days, rE 2B jon Third ay., between Madison and | "Ce eve! Some of them wanted | CHUGHES HAROLD PRESTON | Spring. at about 12°30, saying that |, 1 was rather astonished to see of tidiana. He could| _|he “took up the whole widewaik to)"/™ that way the first time, and the unanimous) aavignte ta.” jit made an impression on me,” said a. | Brown. “It was easy t he was Be postive S “LITTLE WHITE HOUSE” IS at Or. Brown Recalled. : lunder the latgamae of eene It he first witness this morning was 11 o'clock at night. He got was Dr. Edwin J. Brown, who had e! Se stand the haga | n the car if an ‘uncteady’ manner, «gg Racha Bets the IN 4 }tentified yesterday afternoon. It!int he would keep falling out of 4 | AND KI HIMSEL was shown that he received 15,000) his seat, The people in the car kept ; SN BE ‘ 5 hae sdbsat dda wbbicect Wits | RESIGNATION ha LI Ss republican and demoeratic. votes.} winking at each other. His com. } prea bot t t ele " , om te 4 bal SEA GIRT, N. J, July Fel p snarl tast night wes to-| or thereabouts, in the last election, /tinual sliding down his seat was a e~ ’ 000 socialist voles | what really attracted my attention tigued by the reception ef congrat-| formed that Marshall would be the| Frank Williamson, old time jog and Williamson evidently walked !P #ddition to | t 114, fOr corporation counsel to him during the trip. fm haying the| ulations that kept him up until 11| man. When the convention actually GF and lomberman, went into the) Into the office of Brintnall and did TL Corberat’ contractor, testi-| “It be 5 withdraw Burke, s0 o'clock, .an unusually late hour at|balloted Gov. Wilson had bees | Gide: of B. W. Briktnall, 635 New "8° *hOotns without any warning.) oy iis ne saw Judge Santire intées je Ranford in that: Salton ton might be made|the “summer capitol,” Gevernor| asleep two hours. Regarding Gov.) + York Block, this morning at 11:39, Ex-School Principal. i an apparently intoxicated condi-/once a month aud probably oftener. wi 2 th! then ere Ra = Pos nate one . aa PM cman oe. en | het hha twice. fatally, Weendiris Brintnall and Williamson are both! (jon, that he staggered on Third|I saw him often when he was not . well known here. Brintnall fe an) av,, between Union and Univers! intoxfeated. The judge's face would hip, fired a shot at bis son, Wi exnigh schoo? prinéipal of Seattle, late one night in the fall of 1908, @|be flushed when he was drinking, ‘a Vreas Leased Wired Wilson slept late today, and ma sae Wilson today said passing of Bryan ment he scarcely recoghized the| “Gevernor Marshall bears the ("7 * dramatic incident lawn of the “little white house.” | highest reputation, both as an ex WASHINGTON, July 4—A Platt hiigrg Brintuall, tien shot himself in'and served as olty superintendent cas ick ica Ge and he bad @ habit of blowing.” _The convention had | Tents had sprung up everywhere for etutive and as a democrat. | f Andrew, assistant secretary of the/the bead, dying instantly. Brintnal of Olympia for a number of years.| <i ns i On cross-examination, Attorney ithe middie of its roll call the use of the telegraphers, tele-|honored in having him for a run-| treasury, resigned today in « letter /dird at 1:16 this afternoon He and has a wife and 1} rl Young, real estate man, tes- | tu¢nes sought to show that Judge f te spend a/phones and visitors, and the place | ning He is, | am happy to/containing such stinging criticism) Young Brintnall ran into the of-| children living. He has, been con.| tified he knew Judge Hanford for) Hanford might have fust been it Bas) Mee of G. A. De Long, 531 and waid: | ducting the Pacific Teachers'|25 years, and that he had never | drowsy from overwork. Brown fe- disposing of the looked Iike an army cam This} say, @vaiued personal friend of \of Secretary Macveagh thy ‘the waual resolution, was accentuated wen the state au-| mine, as a fellow democrat.” started what may become an admin-/ "Pm shot, and » man just shot my| Agency for a number of years, bis| See? bim = the pager, emia plied that he never saw the jucge Past midnight when | thorities stretched ropes around the| Mrs. Wilson today gave an ex- istration seandal father. De Long ran into the office; son being engaged in business with | ne although = rg pee 9 stood in a sleepy condition in the car yard to keep the crowds off the|planation of Gov. Wilson's serenity, Andrew wrote both to Taft afd) of Brimtnall, and saw him fallen) him } mes Bt es ng Uianford | when he. was sober wen ¢ proceeding slow. grass. jand the impaseivencss that he|Macveagh, criticizing Macveagh for}back in his swivel chair, his arms, Frank Williamson, who wasiabout! spadl mig * tad ng yf 7 wd ra y experience of 38 years taught Saditorigm was stl)| It was expected to be a great day | showed throughout the four days of |his “indecision and attitude of hot-{ dow, and a terrible wound in his 65, was a logger and Jumberman, POdding or press: ane * Fp — said Brown, “to tell when a [SHR people. The calleries in Sea Girt, for the Texas delega- | balloting tility toward minor officials,” in the} bend, Williamson was on the floor who was known all over the Coast.|People mixht mistake that for 40 /man Is drunk unter certain condi. lmening to the efforts of tion to the convention, forty strong,|. “When those cruel attacks w department. In his letter to Taft, [between the wall and the desk, life- While Olympia bad n the s¢ indication of intoxication. tions and when he is not. | have mors | eloquent tributes to| sent word from Baltimore that they | being made on Mr. Wilson the early | Andrew named practically every |lesa, Brintnall was unconscious, of bis operations for many yeare,| Didn't Know Hanford. seen Judge Hanford drunk.” ¢ a good deal of business} M. C. Bennett, a traveling sales “That is what you believe? des He did not have the} Man for a stove company, was evi-| cross-examined Hughes, ctical| “tl know it,” Brown answered. ia who Judge Treated Him Fairly. user him to be subpoen al e 7 > = ford before said he was not; that Judge Han- Were placing in nomi-| would call on the nominee today.|part of this year,” she sald, “some | bureau head in the treasury depart-/and tf now at the city hospital, with | he for the vice presidency [Almost all of the New Jersey dele lbody asked Mr, Wilson how he/ment. as having trouble with Mac-jome bullet through his bead and in § - finally reached | gates expected to go home by way}could bear it, Mr. Wilson said: }veagh agother over his heart. His death| reputation of being quarreisome, but| dently made the butt of a pra Het of Columbia, next to|of Sea Girt, while many Tennessee | ‘Oh, I've an elastic temperament Macveagh hae gone to Dublin, | is expected momentarily was called a good natured fellow, | Jo by a fellowdrumme ihe Hist. He bad to call|and Pennsylvania delegates sent|and a Presbyterian creed.” Mass., to spend the Fourth Quarrel Over Money. Just after the shooting three mex the figure of a fat|word to the governor that they| Gov. Wilson today received the rew would make no’comment| The trouble occurred over money | were walking through the ball, saw one chair. He was} would call on him during the day. | following message from Chas. F jon his resignation, except to make advanced by Brintnall to Williamson! the crowd by the office door, and Perepitation. His collar} First Official Time Murphy public his letters, Andrew was ex-jon # timber claim; the men had/ asked what the matter was. On be-| « For the first time since the in-|ford treated him exceedingly fair and bis general appear-| When he arose this morning, two| “Permit me to extend my hearti-| pert adviser to the Aldrich mone-| been having trouble for sdme time.|ing told, one of them burst into] Vestiation into the impeachment) in court trials. ‘complete physical ex-|hours after his usual getting-up|est congratulations. Your nomina-|tary commission and practically) Tbe office showed no signs of a\tears and exclaimed, “My God,}Charges against him began, Judge| “{ have no pessoni prejudice : | pa 7 ich central bank | strigle, occupants of nearby of-| Frank borrowed that gun from me| Hanford yesterday afternoon was/against the judge, but I ived his firet offi-|tion means a great democratic vie-|drew up the Aldrich r Pp , absent during the proceedings. At-|the opinion thet ke ovcnt to pol hs torney E. C. Hughes for Hanford | tym the bench ” Was a ge ral|time, Wilson ree U the gallery, but the rep- cial information that Gov. Marshall’ tory.” plan bill ficea heard no sounds of a quarre},' this mornin " yaa rman saan net aaNet Seen ie tag ll es This statement was Issued at the nents | LOT NCY ee eel nommitte, n ; 7 estes to every part 5 RRR REREEE & | White House m id None gprs poco ig Br dg’ told “Hushes tha tH = the big armory, began | ® Mr. Andrew's resignation as as of “ & i" t witness in the afternoon, J. O.| nen meena. 4 4 a Chairman” he shouted. | * FINAL ACTION BY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION & | sistant secretary of the treasury WORLD'S LOWEST DEATH RECORD. Taft, thae the. statutes, demanded | ier, meeting at the Dreamland Nominated for the head * For president—Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey. * | was requested, submitted and ac That Seattle holds the record for the lowest death rate the opening of the daly term off fars's ¢ eat sainst Jw ae Han this ticket a man who everyone | * For vice president—Gov. Thomas R. Marshall of Indian * | cepted, in view of his fatture to in the world, will be the formal report to the city council ont Tada aed that’ Todes coaineter pep soay igs os ne Sis acamratve. We believe | * Lda -g-+chgpuihenarser Aig teteevn, Mok, pacer vem een. Pi ebay oyders. Given Rist ky tie 27m next Monday by Samuel $. D. Emerson, of the Emerson |] Hanford feit obliged to perform that) ,rejudice against him on’that ae ame SUccese is assured. But to| * *4, and the convention finally adjourned at 1:56 o'clock on the ® | retary Effic gM Bost Fy I} hie duty count, nor because of the Ol doubly sure, | now|* morning of July 3, after having been in session since June 25. # a ictene ngineers of Boston erson has been em Titk ‘Raw Mim’ tabduiealoed diebeniaeatolans cs a « sson ‘@S Our candidate’ { * * ployed for the past three wecks inves ing the efficiency Taft testified t cht acquaint r ap cod late’ for the cake hee aahkh hae LOVE LURE f le’ bs rT ‘ ee ‘As a socialist.” Brown said, “t i the most progres * eK HR RAH teat ttle's garbage collection system under the department ance with Judge Hanford for Seven | have no prejudice against thuse I, the man who Personally | <== ae <== = SSSESEe: Ith and sanitation. The death rate in five years, ac years. Taft a contractor, having | rulings, because | betieve that the engaged in that profession for 46 year and lives in the same district Judge Hanford, and travels on OVER THE SEA. these. policies which engendered during the sixteen POINDEXTER i ears been leading democ Placingsof this nation of he had been leading democ- | (hy Vulted Prenl: tihaee “Wty @insisting on the racy made it necessary for him to the | rel t P7HILADELPHIA, July 3.—To t ame car line. He said that he Figtt-to.the people to rule, |relinquish the leadership into other | WAS FOR IT PHILADELPHIA, . July | 82 'te - the same car line. “He said that be] yetune "Sandee botive con: ofall living Americans, | hmnds ravel 7, erm ea | Be j tractor, the next witness, who said | n| eal . or chole he trip | T dition that he considered intoxica Jennings Bryan ¢ who fights must bear scars,”|| WASHINGTON, July 3-——The/|the man of her cholce fs t CHEERS 0 S | , * lhe had a ht acquaintance with se 72" | he shouted in a voice that again gal- ons at eee the | chemiea! | that will be takes 4 Mies Luctis| F R SPR CKEL IS i = pyar ha{tudge Hanford for ahewt’ ieee ® pause that seem« i hi Hh i floor into schedule of the Payni rich ac esse 0 peer ong ” ly pyle oa ‘ ee " ears 8 se i 0 cS pase that a Hite aa. the Salleriee and floor into | yas rejected by the senate today by |leave for Liberia, Africa, shortly, to CHAMP CLARK FOR WILSON | wouie sce Hontora ‘nod and go to years and used to ride home on Sconds, and then came And any regret that I may have |26 yeas ahd 23 na: The progres- | become the bride of Rey, Charles SAN FRANCISCO, July | sleep, and that the conductor would with him, testified that he ‘imtaht more of those rulings we have, the fore socialism will flourish.” Witness Wasn't Positive. cording to Emerson, has been reduced from 15 per thou sand to less than 10. sutheran missionary, {By United reas Leased Wire) : " 4 jhave to “shake” him-several times cc A Most hysterical out-|ls wiped out by the realization that sive republicans voted against the|H. Brosiua, a Lu ’ . ed res »,,_| Rudilph Spreckels, the San Francis . im-several times nave seen Judge Hanford under the Stet cheering that hax marked |l can fight in the coming campaign bill with the exception of Poindex- | stationed there idetod t th edatertic’ cxntliaie sore toi ee co millionaire who financed the iene ae mu rey bs ae influe of liquor and mixht not.” 3 s | have never fought before. Able |ter, otherwise the division was on| The young bride-to-be me e aker Champ | &Tft prosecutions here, and repub-| juage Hanford would straighten up|,, He looked that way to me,” he e I 1 ; .| day in the house to § sem the delegates themselves,|to show that there is no selfish in, |stflet party lines. minister in Liberia. The acquaint-| day in the house to Galleries and from the dim | terest actuating my course, | hope| me Of the great dust-filied ‘o demonstrate to the people of the kkk RAK hhh ay went up a roar that|country that the party we love 80|\% WASHINGTON, July 3.~ ee the the whistie of a thou-|well is in reality the party of|% An investigation in the treas " ives merged into one ogress. * ury department is proposed in own in the front in the Bryan retired to his seat amidst # @ resolution introduced by Set apart for him | | tumulte } - ; lican progressive, who supported the! finally answered Chairman Gra- Majority Leader Under-| Dp d look to see if he 1 to get off. are — er it was the old, old story, oar Walotrala nk Tepenti vn campaign of Senator Robert M “ae ie - “i; Prse: : Ag 9 ham. “I thought, once or twie | A alike, with packed gallories,|¥ollette for the republican nomina jeard Women Comment. — that he was probably under tke in- ; , “He didn’t walk out,” said Tatt 7 vauded the defeat,|tion fof president, today went on|, al fluence. I don’t think he was ex- candidates , s of women who A ed candid jcomments of women who said what| sober. He ucted quit drowsy. This Giark responded only with a most | dacy of Woodrow Wilson, the demo-| 4. shame it was (hat a man’ should nee OF CROMWELL emphatic whack of his gavel jeratic = nominee for president.!). in such a shape hte enon 2 . at night. At Seeeeee reese e 4s applause. % Rep. Cox (dem.) in the house ‘Two minutes later Underwood|Spreckles sent the following tele it ughea objecte ) nnder the impres eee® delegation, Bryan “ . — * today. It was referred to the (By United ren Leased Wire) walked in, wearing the famovs|Sram to the New Jersey governor gi A Hug 7 rea neh sion that the judge had been drink- as Motioniess, he remained, the | . PORTLAND, Or., July 3.—Mrs. 8% house committee on expendi LONDON, July $—The old Uriderwood smile fhen the ap-| “I can assure you you will have|{” Prot Grahaia both fer the fos J am not positive about that Ratt fan clenched in his hand,| % Johnston and her mother, Mrs.|% tures, which will consider the #| Globe room, in the Reindeer inn, at pinuse was renewed. Chaplain} my hearty support. All true pro-|reason that {n a congressional in| e° Mire. ites © , ie MeVeled, his face ashen|© R- McLeod, today are suffering|# question whether the investi- *| Banbury, im which Cromwell held| Gouden referred in his invocation| gressives throughout the country|quiry there oxisted a wider latitude se i re ste "| from severe injuries received when’ % gation shall be made and re- #| counsel before the battle of Edge-|tq the political misfortune of the| should express satisfaction in your|ay to the competency of testimony, |,, MS: Hattie W. Titus, wife of Dr. He cheering continued, and in-| A. M- Tracher, a maniac, attacked|% port back to the house. [hill t# being pulled down, The! house leaders by & supplication to} nomination, making possible, as it/and also that even in court trials|ermon F. Titus, the socialist, eed in volume, a red blush | them savagely in the street nearlww kk kk Rw Re ew & & w| colling and paneling of this historic! «oip us submit to the vicissitudes | does, a victory of progressive prit-ltmy tectimony wanld nat te aon testified that she has been a resi the commoner's face ang\ ther home. Tracher, leaping on rm house are in course of removal to! of tife, ciples through your election.” sidered hearsay, since” the com.|@@"t of Seattle for 18 yoars and © 404} he women, hurled them to the sid-| John Sullivan, grand exalted rul-| London by a firm which is about to tesa praapenrnianna ments testified to were alleged to|/®4 known Judge Hanford by sight jai Want Bry th | walk and stampd on Mrs. Johnston,| er of the Elka, will arrive In Seattle | re-erect them in their premises, eR K RAR AKA K AHA) SACRAMENTO, July 3.—Asked| nave been made in the presence of |", Several years. Asked if she ain ¢ and re aor We Tl tracht had in his pocket a letter| tonight from the East at 8, on his| The ceiling and paneling were | * | what effect, if any, the nomination| jyage Hanford had ever seen Judge Hanford under i Setion Of the hall to the orhan | {tom & Seattle employment agency| way to the Elks’ reunion in Port-| purchased by a well-known Amori-|% Come to The Star office to. #|of Woodrow Wilson by the demo-|” "Taft testified that he hed not|t2e, influence of liquor, she replied erated back from the | 4 also a bank book showing a bal- land. He will leave for Portland at)/can, It was represented to. him,|%/morrow afternoon and hear % |cratic convention would have on the| goon Judge Hanford in this condi-| ‘at onto A Dt Ont tt Was deafening, | *nee in @ Bremerton, Wash, bamk | 11:46, |however, that they ought not toj* the returns of the Johnson. | plans of the Roosevelt progressive) tion for the past two monthr or so; | Months agon on a Bellevue-Summit : cence eons |leave the country, and he expressed |*,Flynn fight by rounds, right */movement, Governor Johnson re-|that the occasion related occurred | 8" on his ac! his willingness to part with them] off the United Press leased * | plied usally between 11 12 p. m, Young Woman Annoyed DeRtliris” the reteaic ** RRR IRENA KKK hhh hhh - on that understanding, * wire. whe megaphone Fe * od a Lea, He nomination when ‘rate would be returning home | : I was attracted by the fact that ain creme eee will rea ce rm ie se make absolutely pol from lodge meetings. IR CLOSS EX he judg was not sitting up 7, Br bend a Obedience to the] % POP'S BEEN PRAYING FOR CLARK # | ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, July 3-—~| 4 ome, There is room for five # | diffe sin the plans of the pro-| amination, ft told — Attorney cht. He couldn't keop his head taser attics to * SEA GIRT, N. 4, July 3.—-That his nomination by the dem- # | Dynamite today was exploded near|% thousand people, and no street * | kressives.”” Hughes that he did not know he|up, it seemed. He sat directly op- , & few ¢ * ocrate for president was not exactly gratifying to Col. Roose * /the spot where the Vaniman diri-|y care to bother the crowd. 7 eines - would have to testify until the day} posite us: It was late. My hus- * velt was the impression this afternoon conveyed to Gov. Wil- # | gible balloon Akron sank yesterday | wwe kkk kk kk & ew we| ROSEBURG, Or., July 8—Reports| previous, when a man nameu Allou,|band and I had been to an op-ra and Belmont. k son by Franklin P. Roosevelt of New York, the colonel’s % |in an attempt to recover the bodies today have been received here that/as he thought, notified hin; that]and were going home. Judge Han he utters en it ev) nephew, who called at the “little white house” to congratula' * jof Melvin Vaniman; Walter Guest} “Why is Clara always so short of |\George Gray, wanted in Rosebu S/he had not spoken of Judgo Man-jford seemed to stare peculiarly. I | be remem: | the governor. ® j and Fred Elmer. money? Didn't her father leave her|in connection with the alle ab-| ford’s conditton recently to anyone | remem er that because a young a a, heard it, He|® “'Pop's been praying for Clark,’ was the way my cousin */ The body that detached itself] a lot?” duction of 19-year-old Ethel Metcalf} that 1e was sure Judge Hanford |lady who was with us was anne with hat, at times,|%& Kermit expressed it at Oyster y,” Franklin Roosevelt told | from the wreck midway in the dir- “Yes, but she’s not to get it until/ of Oakland, Or, is located at Hepp-| went te ‘pon ‘he cars; that he} by the way the judge kept lookleg Cmotion, with ret} *® Gov. Wilson. * | igible’s downward plunge, was that | she’s 30, and she'll neve® own up|ner, Or, Miss Metcalf has not been|took a “heeler” cccasionally; and|at her Im my judg Judge Detional enmiti< KRRRAKAEAARREERRAN KA RRA KA K Re KH & | Of Calvin Vaniman. to that. found, that he could hardly hold his equili | Hanfora was intoxicat