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DOUGLAS COUNTY'S 1NKXHAUSTABLE NATURAL RESOURCES AND CLIMATIC ADVANTAGES tikitit XT Ttfifi tittf AWlUCTlVfi f 6fi HOMilSfifekfcftS AND INVESTOR. coAiirsa EVEINTS Rottelmrg entertains the Stato Fed eralism ui Women a Ciubts on Oct. 1U-17-18. Review INVESTMENTS Of all kinds are best found through "The Pevlew" Want Ad Section. Little advs. bring big re turns, becausi everybody reaJa tbem. jrg VOL. XIV. UOSF.IUltG, OKF.GOX. WKDXF.SDAV KVKMMI, OCTOItFII II. 11(11. No. 1HK. Rose bi lilMIIED HALTED. i i ! and1 Armistice Between Italy Turkey Agreed on GERMANY THE 1XTERYEN0R Senator Sitpbinsun's Accuser Admits Charges Founded on U arsay Priest Cot Mc-olt Stan- Senator, and which. If nrnvm fi'!"!"!"!''!"!"!"!"!"! 4 IMtKSllvT TAKT IX 1. ItOSKIIl li iOMOKKOW. 4 4- f It was n flit-ia 1 1 y a n n on n red J- at the Southern Pari Ilf depot $ 4 here today that the special 4 J. train hearing 1'resUlent Taft 4- will arrixe in Roseburs tonun- j 4 row afternoon at 4 : 1 . o'clock. mi", mmht stint htm io the nnlien THary -irt that tiMf?" asked Senator rleyhuin. the rhahinan. Illume mail' no answer other than thai h thorn-lit he was performing a i-uhlic dmy hy hating an Investi gation ol whjt he said wan current reor.. "Ho you think that a public duty to hriiiu chaiuen atainst a I'ni'j'd States Senator without tacts to sub stantiate them Heyhnrn McNAMAKA TRIAL .!- The train will remain here lu 4 asked Chairman 4 minutes, during which time the 4" 4. president Is expected to speuK I thouKht so," replied the witness. 4 from the rear iilatform of his 4. o .J. oar. He will De formally wei- . MAKIilFD. I 4' coined by Mayor F. W. Haynes 4. 4 ant a comniittee from the 4 PHILLIPS ARNOLD 111 Rnsehurg. 1 4. Roseburg Commercial Club. 4. Oct. 11. 1HI1. George 1). I'llillips '4. 4. and Mrs. Wlliinm Arnold, .luslice I'II"I"III"I"ItiII"I"I,I"l"l,l4 l(. W. Marst-rp otlltiating. I Mr. Phillips Is the city marshal of Oakland. Mis bride Is also u resi dent ol that place. LOCAL XKW3. WI'.ST PAItDOXS WOMAN W HO SINXFD: 111 SUAMI JU ST WIIIIK m:kv II Villi. SALEM. Or.. Oct. 111. "I believe that the owners of disreputable This afternoon .Indite Wollaeott : houses should he the ones to hear granted the pelition of Hazel North- the minishnient. instead of tht un- An armistice, p. adopted daughter of Mrs. A. K. fortunate ones occupying Ihe places. and 1 Intend to see that Albert mice (Special to the Evening Review). UKRLIN. Oct. 11 between Italy and Turkey has been Ozouf. of S.-ottsburg. that a Kuardian declured. according to a statement , he appointed over the person and es- from a high olticial source today. Peace, has been arranged nialul' through tienualiy's efforts antl while not officially proclaimed, yet no fur ther hostilities will take place, tier many urged Till key to cede Tripoli to Italy, anil this will pnihahly I late of Mrs. Ozouf. she being lu capacitated front transacting business by illness and advanced age. The court thereupon appointed J. A. lUack as said guardian, he being the execn- ..... ... .1... .,..-... .f thu Pile v.. i Ozouf. The petition states that Mrs. done, with the guarantee or pro'Cc- Ozouf is possessed of property in this tion of Turkish interests In Tripoli. t -oiintv . in her ow 11 right, of the prob- I able value or ll.Vtiuil to 2u.nil.l. ACCl'SFD I.F.GISI ATOItS DLXVjMl. Black will be reiiuited to llle a lid i:i l lli:ll;i:s. 'bond in the sunt of 12ii.uun before 'the guardianship impels are Issued to I IIICAIiW, VJCI. 11. AS me u-siin it... K. Kaufman. Marshlield; Joe of John pfeffer's testimony yestenliiy that live members ot the Illinois I r,,.,.,,,i Rapids. Mich.: R. II Legislature switched their support 1 Mlt-M ii-ii:ilt . il I.. Lively, Seattle; K. Lorimer from Hot.kins. when l.iui-!s null, palmetto. Fin. : It. R. Slel. iner's agents became active. Stale! ( ivnc-' and wife. Hoston: J. F. Senators Downing and McCormi.k ! chnrriiili. Coles Vallev; V. V. Illck and Representatives lllldgett. w-1 ,;, Indianapolis; .1. 11. Cochran, rence and ITeldstack w ere called j Ml:"irtl : .lohu Hanks, tlletidale; V. the witness stand today in the ln- A .Morrison. Albany; .1. S. l.imbirth. vestlgution. iKugeue; '.I. I'. .limes. A. Cameron. McCormick testified that, he s'111-u.. p Schram. S.iioin; I.. Sumeilin. ported Hoiikins on H'7 ballots end iVrtle Point: I'. S. Ilootli. San switched to break the deadlock. Helj.. said he never received any money, didn't place any credence in Senator White's confession, and believed others confessed because they wele frightened. Henry Terrill. former legislator, said another assembly n au told I t tit be was threatened if he voted for l.oriiiicr. II him. Francisco, were recent arrivals at the Mcf lallcit. A deed filed with the County Clerk todav convevs from John Sour- apas to the Oregon Paradise Laud Company itl acres near Leona for $rii),iiio. This is the tract of land recently conveved to Sournpns by J. voted ngains! j0 .i,'nsnn. who holds a mortgage I against the property for $Ji.m"i. I A reception will lie given hy the PltlKST ADMITS (TltCI'LATIVtiN A, r ,,e M. F. church to IIIilllK.liV I'I'XIt. the new minister. Rev. MoL and MILWACKFF. Wis.. Oct. 11. his family at tile church at ::! p. That Senator Stetibeiison's caniiaign m. Thursday. All members and KM walfi-d acliel antollg tile llienuh .Me hum.... Catholic element was brought out at the Congressional investigation to day Sainut'l Pcrrin. a Catholic Father Sujierior. testitied he received $.'iiii"i from the Stephenson forces for the primary election in litis. He spent 1 1. Mm and kept the lest himself, as be reported to the cam paign managers. Charges that Senator Stephenvon procured his election through bribery and that he spent H'..i!'.i corrnpm to lllll.lelice vm, .-,e . . candidal., for llnv Senate investigating committee )'-! ..:.: terday llji to John .1. Haine. state, senator, w ho brought the charges. I A a result. Illaine adniilted that he I bad no information personally know 11 ; K"V1' Accnsed of Placing Bomb Wreck ing Times Building INDICTMENT SAYS MURDER r,-I"I"I"I--II"I"l"l"l"l"I"l"I"I,lI"I"I,,l urne.l Indictments against Detective 4. W. J. Hums, who worked up !h; 4. SPKCIAL MF.KTIXt; OK 4. case against the union leaders, and 4. I.AIHKS' AI XILIAHV. 4. James Hosslck. a city detective ol 1.0s Angeles, on cnurges or kldnap- iug John J. McXamara. ! Animus of Crime. ' The alleged motive for the blowing up of the Los Angeles Times printing plant is said to be found In the fuct that the newspaper and its owner. General Harrison Gray Otis, have long carried on a warfare against j organized labor. For years the Timet has published dally denuncia tion of labor unions, and "thugs" .and "rogues" have been among the ... 1 1 .1 .... . t. .. I . w . 1 1 .. .1 . . luiiurai u. tliv VfJIllie.B sppiieu IU officials and members of unions. Gen. Otis was also Instrumental In the organization of the Merchants' and Manufacturers' Association ot Los Angeles, which has carried on a de termined warfare against the unions. The Times conducts a school for printers in order that all positions in the mechanical departments may he tilled from outside the union ranks. 1 4 There will be a siiecial meet l. lug of the Ladies' Auxiliary of 4 Hie Roscburg Commercial Club '4. held at the rooms or the Coni- 4- merclal Club tonight (Wednes- day I at 8 o clock. This meet ing Is Tor the purpose or elect ing delegates to attend the 4 convention of the State Federa- 4. tion or women a ciuds to oe 4 held In Roseburg October 17, 4. 18 and l. A run attendance Is requested. MRS. J. I). ZPRCHER, Pres. MAUF.L ALBRIGHT, Secy. who was sent up from Astoria for forcing his wile into such a house, gets everything that Is coming to him." This is the statement made by Governor West yesterday when be announced that Klizabeth mice, the wife of ihe man who was sentenced wilb the woman, will be pardoned today, on the condition that she re turn to her home In Washington, care for her only child and become a good woman. . Governor West stated that he Is informed that the husband practi cally forced his wife to earn a living in an immoral bouse owned by one Kelly in Astoria. He said she Is 110 more deserving of punishment for the crime she conimitled than tile landlord ot the house, and that be did not intend to hold her wholly responsible at Ibis time. He slated that the husband, who was the cutlse ol all the trouble, will he given some rigid instructions In the art of lumi nal labor, and will during his train ing in prison be impressed with the great necessity of hard, steady labor until be has served out his sentence. "1 have no patieuce or time for such men ns Vance, said the Gov ernor, "and my prison policy does not extend to such characters as that." Parallel of Soyer-Hajood-PellibDDe Case, Wilb Oitie Sclaoigal Id Role Occupied by Harry Orchard MATIXKI-l AIDS DA X CI PID. Jan. .' C Dalilmaii. "Coh1i.iv" lavr of Oiiialiu, "Tiu-ov. tne Ijirlat." Mayor .las. C. Ilahllmin Is of an In teresting and i'.i nessive personality. Starting his cine;- as a cowboy, he Is at present mayor of Omaha, nn.l has Ihe follow ing ;ecord to bis credit: Sheriff of Dawes County, Neb., thro? terms; mayor of Clia.lron, two terms; Democratic National Committeeman, eight .ears: inavor of Omaha, six ernor of Nebraska. Writing 10 l oley k Co.. Chicago, be savs: "I have taken Foiev's Kidney I'ilis and they me a great deal or relict, so I to bin, t line, upon which to sub- cheer; any recnni nen.i , ,., ,.,.,, n ,,!, ,,iiieil trulv. 1 Signed I .lamest'. Ilahlmaii. the charges were based largely on ' For sal newsiwper articles, euitonais. piuni-j "And 11 ion such Intortnation von Ros.h'irg Hook Store. tf were willing to make allegations Y. F. ortho supplies and filing which might ieopardize a l nite.1 rases at U.iseburg Hook Slore. tf llclullvo of Itosebiirg Mall Surprises Family. A matinee ticket to a St. Louis theater was Ihe means by which Miss Torina Carr. of Trenton, III., and J G. Vogt. of St. Louis, disarmed sus picion of their intended marriage which occurred in the hitler city September III. After Hie niatlne. they went 10 Clayton lit a taxicah and were married by Rev W. M l.angtrv. The bride is a .laughter of W. T. Carr. president of the Fann ers' Hank, at Trenton, while the bridegroom is employed us inspector llli.le mill llri.legr.Mil. I Who Went to MalilMH- n Device to Keep .Marriage Secret. r l,v all dealers. TyppwTiers for sa!o or renL at the It Mox Nix Ouse What it Cost We are Selling Regular 25c articles 15c articles 10c articles 7c articles 3c Regular 15c Regular 10c Regular 5c And we carry evrerythinj! from a post card to a piano every house hold necessity to be painfully ex act we have 917,498 articles today from 3c up. ANDERSON'S Bargain Store, on Jackson St. . It Mr-. V:t. J. L Veal. Ill Ihe sewer depart llH'llt of St. Louis lie is a grand-nephew of 1. H. tan llOtl. Olie Of llOSel.lirg S lieSI-KIlOW .1 ( ItiZ. ll!. While (lie w. tiding surprised the parents, there was no objection, and the voilllg couple received their hu-ssing over the telephone when tbev broke the news Satuldav lliglll .Mr. Vogt Is a son of Dr. J G. Vogt of Trenton. He and bis bride were . hoolmaie. and sweetheart ll Is a graduate of Ihe I htversitv iVntiess-e and of the Holla School of Mines. In St. Louis he resides at No. :i I 1 K NfOsllO Street. Mis. Vogt was gla.luated from Trenton high school and i.iiidersood College. Si'e is : 1 y.-ars of age an.l her husband Is 1'."..- Oreg.niiali. 4",I,,tMIH noon It was announced that former .lodge Wheaton Gray, law partner of former l ulled States Senator Flint, had been retained by the prosecution. Selection of the Jury is now in pro gress. The Mc.Namara brothers ap pear in nne spirits. They said all they wanted was a square deal and that they welcomed the proceedings. LOS ANGKLFS. Cal.. Oct. 11. Not since Secretary Haywood of the Western Federation of Miners fured a jury at lloise, Idaho, charged speci fically with the murder or former Governor Steiinenberg of that Btate and, generally, with responsibility for a bloody reign of terror in the Western mining districts, has any trial so aroused the laboring men or the world ns that which began In Los Angeles today, with James V . Mc Namara as derendant. It was the preference of the prose cution to try the defendant Jointly with his brother and co-lndlctee. John J. McNainara, secretary ami treasurer of the international Struct ural Iron and llrldge Workers' I'liion. Counsel for the defense. In sisted, however, on separate trials for the brothers, as privileged by law. an.l the prosecution this morning lected James McNainara as the one to be tried first. The McNainara brothers arc charged Willi complicity In the de struction of the building or tile l.os Angeles Times on Oct. 1. mill, which resulted In the death of HI per sons. As lu the ruse at noise, w pen Harry Orchard, self-confessed whole sale murderer, was the principal witness for the prosecution, tne sunt! will rely largely In the Mc Nainara case oil the alleged confes sion of Ortle McManlgal. who de clares that John J. McNaninrii en gineered u gigantic, scheme rr tne destruction of property of non-union onipunlcs In all sections ot tne con n try. Snecllicallv. the indictment against James McNainara accuses him or the murder ot Charles Haggerty. fore man ot the machinists ill the Times linll.llng. whose body was round close to the spot where the dynamite is alleged to have exploded. The de fendant is accused hy the stale oi being the man who personally placed the dvnalnlte bomb III the Times building. John J. McXaiimra Is barged with planning me destruc tion of the Times building, and om-i outrages: With turlllslllllg ...e mum-; needed to carry the plots Into execu tion and with sending his brother. lames W. McNainara. to l.os Aug s to ciirrv- out bis plan. McManlgal. the star witness lor the state. Is a union iron worser mm familiar with the use of nynainne. He Is charged with having been sent to Los Angeles to blow up I he tem porary building occupied hy tne l.os Angeles Times. Falling In that, be is cbaig-.l with having dvnatnlted he .!.."llv.i Iron Works on October 2r.. HUH. Wl-en court convened this after- (Tiron.dogy of Crime anil Arrests. During August and the early part of September, lit 10, three men whom the prosecution claim to hate which, thev declared, would prove , been James B. McNamara, M. A their innocence. Schmidt and David Caplan, regis- Outline of Slate's Case. tered at various hotels in Los An Present indications are that the'geles and San Francisco under vary prosecution will present Its case, lug names. It Is claimed that the somewhat In this order: men who were known as J. U. Bryce Testimony of victims and expert M. A. Smith, David Caplan. A. J witnesses to prove that the building , Bryson, F. A. Perry, J. U. Leonard of the Los Angeles Times was de- and William Morris variously during st rov ed bv an explosion of dynamite. I tins time, completed preliminary ar- Confess on alleged to have . heen ' rangements tor tne dynamiting or secured by Detective Burns from the Times building. Including nego- Ortle K. McManlgal. and evidence to . nations for the purchase of dyna- corroborate his confession. mite from the (Hunt Powder Works Identification by a number of wit- at Giant, Cal., and the renting of nesses of J, B. McNainara, whom they the launch Pastime, also known as will swear they knew as J. II. Bryce the Peerless, for use In transporting In San Francisco during Sentetnher the dynamite and October, 1910. September 20. On the pretext of An endeavor to trace "Bryce al- using the Pastime for a tour of San most to the plant of the Times, at Francisco Bay, Smith and Perry de First street and Broadway, where the posited $T,0fl with E. H. Baxter, part explosion occurred Oct. 1, 1910. lowner of the boat, to secure against Letters will be Introduced alleged possible damage. to have been written by John J. Mo September 21. Smith, under the Natnaru to McManlgal, with tho In-. name of William Morris, arranges for tent to establish the former's com- Ihe delivery of dynamite, previously nllcitv In the matter. ordered, on hoard the launch Peer- Hooka and naners found In Mc- less at the factory at Giant. On the Xaniara'B office at Indianapolis, and same day the owner of the launch clocks and wires alleged to have discovers that the name Pastime has been discovered in the basement of been changed to Peerless by means the building In which the unions or aluminum letters, later discover a I headquarters were located, will be , to have been purchased from the inirouuceu. ana in mis muiiri .i-, . lecllve W. J. Burns will be called I September 23. Smith and Peery ns a witness. leave Sauslllto In the I'eeriess and What the Defense Claims. arriving at uiant are assistea oy a The defense, it is understood, will '''d man In placlug tb dynamite In the tlrst place attuck the allega-hoard ,'he craft Ion that the Times building was de-l Sep ember 2b.The Pastime is re str mod bv dvn..mlte. and experts '""'-d to one of the owners. David will be railed in an attempt to prove Burrows, and .the money on deposit ... . ..... ...... ..,i .i. vi,ruin .Is returned after all allowances have tll.ll Kilt. . ..,. . mlnnr llilliriMu Fv- McMstiiffai s state-. . IN California Adopts the Initiative and Referendum ALSO JUDICIARY RECALL Striking SbopmcD of Harriman Lines Seeking to Call Oat Foremen Vote to bt Taken (Sperlal to the Kvenlng Review) ' SAX FRANCISCO. Oct. 11 He. turns from 1637 out of 314:1 nm. clnrts this morning indicate that the iiiiuaiive and referendum and the amendment for the recall has swept the Btate at yesterday's election Woman suffrage is doubtful. On thu Initiative and referendum the count so far Is. yes. 8.1,7411: no, 27.747. The recall, including judges, stands yea. 90. 367: no. 39,2f.. The- uro- posal to make the State Hallwavr Commission an appointive body and empowering tho Legislature to en large greatly the powers Of the board has also been carried. Southern California voted heartily In favor of granting suffrage to women, probably by at least 8000. But In San Francisco and other bay counties and in the northern district the majorities wore against it. The election carried to a conclusion the campaign for reform measures started by Governor Johnson and the last Legislature, which was over whelmingly "progressive" Republican, STRIKING SIIIIPMKX XOW WAXT KOItKMKN TO Vl'IT. SAX FRANCISCO, Oct. 11. Whether the striking shopmen of the Harriman lines will call out the union foremen of the shops Is the questioti that will be submitted to ttie members of the federated unions throughout the country. Reports received here say tbnt many foremen are nctlng as instructors of striken breukers and officials of the federa tion don't think this Is right. GRANTS PASS, Or.. Oct. 11.- Shortly before noon yesterdny the non-union force of five men In the S. P. plant here walked out. The lo disprove Mcnauiga. "",.... ,h, - lh, ,.' trouble came when one of the shou- .TTr eLwilrcall w tn,3. to es!1 Plate ha. beV,i placed over the name men was ordered by the foreman to the defense will cull witnesses to ,!, . handle material Intended to be used "'".'."'V-" l'." evev instant Z Snttar 2n.-S,lth and Peery by two strikebreaker bollermaker. '. .I...,-- werJ Zl, hi Mi AUnlgul "' '"' Angeles. Peery goes recently sent here. The man refused he brothers . were said I J M'"nl , ,he Hotel Chapman, where he re- and quit, the other shopmen doing to ee at J" " (UM to allow a bellboy to carry two likewise. The no.11 n force Is In a 7 I 1 Mm wl.loLes to .how "t!neavy suitcases. Smith goes to the sympathy with the strikers. The pected t or all w Uncase o "how that y,iH , t ln)(re otH,, registering as reason that these men are not union the men were In other localities , organizer was not sent iesun.on ... . ,Th. keepers or an r "(,"rCom- Times building I. blown up. 21 per- union. The shop force now consists employes of tho f.lunt lowder ten . . ,. ,,.., llrt . -.Hke- pnnv. who will Identify J. B. Mc Nnniurn as "Bryce." will he attacked. Angeles here to take tbem Into the federated 21 ner- union. The shop force now consists sons losing Iheir lives as a result of or only Ihe roreiuan and two sttike Ihe disaster. breakers. " ' TL ",n" illi. features' I'm Los Angeles for San Francisco. COAL LAND lltAl I. I.I.AG.XF.T imposs ble to reel, " "1 .J; where they go to the Arcade Hotel. -M AV CATCH POUTLAXDKItS '. 7 1 Z III V if 18- October IU Ten case, of dyna- PORTLAND. Or., Oct. 11. -It ha. certainty Hu t he possibility of mis I il(,ntlfl((1 )(m ()f , JuBt b , iril,, lal (!ov,,r. take Is prer ''u- nd llircha,,e ,nilde at Olant. are found ment has a rori.s of agents of the De- . ""r t . "letter. alleieJ I, l" "'"t house at Wi Nineteenth partn.ent of .1. e st work In Port- l ,,r ! lot ve l.n written Ijy J 'street. South San Francisco. land, gathering evidence ..gainst a Manlgal to have b-n "l,'n. , i7Th i,rulln In ..-..re ot wealthy Portland citizens not written uj - PALACE THEATER !.:i:., 10:1' TONIGHT Best ohtuina le OLD TIMF. CIII Fl.TV. One Time Im-ii snrg.Ty l Often Xec.ll.- 1t.rl.m-. Manv niterations for piles are fiiiip lv needles" torture, for when its a I OViT I lie piles Ciitlie hat K. The one line wav W be rltl of pl'-s f..r good Is to use I r. Lefttihanl' r IIKM-UOIH. It i-ir-s piles by dof.g away with the c aue --poor linilia tion. tl for 1' I davs' tre;..::;ent ai the itt il Cross Pharmacy and all dru- gl.t" Sa'isl... tl'tll g'l..ri.lte-.i in I , r .1 1 Co. S'ati.m B. IMff-.l". N V , Pt'tp. W rite for flee I.....K et. I McNanilira V ere I1I111. but are clever forgeries perpe trated bv some person who attempt ed to Imitate the writing of the union leader. I'liion Labor Rallies to Defense. John li Fredericks, district attor t...v will conduct the prosecution. assisted bv some of the ablest lawyers . oi Sou 1 !.-. a California. Tne defense ( is in the hands of Clarence S. Harrow . if Chicago, who iu ted as rlilet coiin-j .. ' for Hav woo.l. Mover and I'ettl- l.one lu Hie Idaho (tise and secure.! I..--. ..t i..M clients Harrow 1 1 e act 1 " - I . . .. ... thu ihtrntH.. IS COllSKierei. ..tie ..t . .. - - lawv.rs and most gifted orators or; .he American bar. and bis deep sym-, pathv with the lubor cause makes i hi in Hie ideal man to defend such s . . it i...n lan l Itu.ina- caHe. .Itin ... . 1 1 1111 11 it. f - port of Indianapolis, and a number of other distinguished attorneys ha'e been engaged to assist In Ihe defense tremendous fund has heen raised l,v the American Federation of Labor to ass.ire the accused men every op ooriitniiv to prove their Innocence was the Moyer- Havwoo.l P. lilbone rase, the Issue of Mt Naniara trial is irauanv (Continued on page i). (Continued on page 2). fM vi 1 C ..... I hoto-l lays ana aonui ;:;,,,-,;,,,, nee. t.. m- u- A HOI (.11 Dl tM.IMI.' l.lama. Till-: sTAIl Sl'IM.II I' IIXXMIt" A feature mt.rlh while t hll tll b I A Ct.od 1 l!oposL." nte.lv. t! 1'ntll 'xt. 1". Hr Hermann will b ! hi. nflice. 217 S. Stephens street .0 have Tour eye. examined snd glasses fitted. TWO M:V soxti MIT's Adults 10c; Children under 11. tc. I.... ..t the organised istior ino.e- i ... thi" c.i.nlrr The Western I F.-tlerailon of Miners wss. at the time of ihe prosecution of their leaders. admittedly a Socialistic organira.... ami in Its pisiform and principles st . .. iih the .rest majority of the labor unions of the country The International Association of Bridge stru.turiil Ironworkers Is sf- -:;tt ihe American federa ... 1 .i.,.r ntl Secretary Mc Nainara has long been prominent In .1 ..tu of the federation the Idaho rase it was charged ,h.t Mover llavwood slid Pettlbone l,,. been kidnapped and tsken from ib.-lr homes In Denver to Idaho with out tine pr.sess, of law slid without It.-iiig afforded opportunities to ron s.i.t rounsel or 10 i.rotest against the MiradHlon. The ssine chsrge Is n.sde In this case, and last June the Marlon County. Ind.. grand Jury re- Light, Flaky and Delicious Bread is the dream of every woman who bakes. 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