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SCENES AT NEW SAWMILL Main floor of new mill li shown at upper left. Carriage and oper
ator are teen in the far left corner of mill, while edger ii in right corner. Lower left picture
ihowi edger operator watching board go through machine. Rough boards being sorted prelim
inary to going through planing mill are shown upper right. Smooth boards coming out of the
planer are pictured lower right. Below: Interior view of the large planer shed, and picture of
green chain sorting shed. (Pictures by Photo Labi '
Prlnctts Sue's Photo
Stolon From Display
Picture of one of Sulherlln's
Timber Dayi princesses must
have looked attractive to some
thief.
At any rale, the oil colored
photograph of Sue Motachen
hncher, RoscburR's entry In the
Timber Dayi Celebration, was
reported stolen from the side
walk display of the Parks-Chit-wood
Studio, 137 N. Jackson St,
The large photograph was de
scribed a being 11 by 14 Inches
In size, mounted on a 16 by 20
Inch glass pinto. The theft was
committed between 6 p. m. Sat
urday and 8 a. m. Sunday.
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Mining Man WIB Appoal Conplroty Chletltn ' .
action "In view of the acquittal
on all six suMtjnuve counts.
SPOKANE, June 21.)
Convicted of conspiracy but found
innocent of six ether charges,
James A. Allen plans ta ap
peal. The Spokane mining man was
found guilty of conspiracy after
a federal court jury here thought
it over for 20 hours. He also
had been charged with viola
tion of securities regulations and
mail fraud on several counts,
but the jury cleared him of these
charges.
Allen's attorney, R. Max Et
ter, said he would file "within
five days" motions for a new
trial and to test the validity of
the conspiracy conviction.
He said he would take this
Federal Judge Lloyd Black of
Seattle said Alien would be sen
tenced July 16. The maximum
federal sentence for conspiracy
is two years in prison and S5,
000 fine.
Allen was Indicted along with
p. C. Keane. Wallace, Idaho at.
torny, and Joseph Oriemer, Wal-
cused of withdrawing $213,500
illegally from the Lucky Friday
Extension Mining Company and
Pilot Silver-Eade Mines, Inc., of
Wallace. Keane and Grlsmer en
tered "no contest" pleas after
the court dismissed all charges
but conspiracy against Grismer.
They will be sentenced later.
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