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TOG'S Li. Y ITT COTRT
Last Mnndty In the Eiatrict Court
in /.nch-r? 6e, the crso br ueht by
Chris, Anderson against Frank Cl? rk
for the recovery f the price f a.
Clark admitted killing accident
ly If.st April, while trying t
scare it away fr m a c rr- 1 f
sheep tbr.t were 1' mb in^, was tried
by c jury. The defendant r nd wife
were present r nd testified with the
f' llcwine. witnesses, Jack 2 pe and ■
Crrl Rt smus3en. Mr. ; nd..rs n r. nd
his s'n Eyr n testified f r the
Plaintiff. The plaintiff claimed
th? t the dn& wrs a sled do£ .and
thr t the defendant > cc rdinfc t the!
complaint did mrJici usly kill
same without reasons f r d in^, s
end asked f r damages t the c.m unt
f one thousand d liars and the
value rf the d sot at "no hund
rad twenty-five d llrr3. The
C^urt, ffter herring the pl'intlff
testify, declared that the i
clrim c ")ld not be considered, s~
the '■nly remaining clrim wr s f r
the vclue 'f the dag, (
The defendant rnd his witnesses
said they believed that the d'g ;
was dr.n^er-'us and thrt it had be .n
bothering the sheep previously,
One witness testifies th; t he hrd
hr.d tw' sheep killed r nd th; t ho
traced the killers t the fr.rm
where the keeper f the d'g resided
rnd thr.t the s n Byron ha d paid
him fifteen d. liars f r the sheep
killed, but n no sew the rcturl
killing as fcr rs he knew. hr.
Clark testified that when the b a
stone? l 'okin0 int the c rral where
thb frightened sheep wer« he fired
the fatal sh t after trvine t
scare the d e rwr.y, out that he
intended t sh Nt ~ver the d'g but
that it jumped up just rs the sh t
was fired and met the bullet. He
said he did n t kill the d^e in
tent! •nally.
The C mrt instructed the jury t
consider two possible verdicts,
(C'ntinued ~n prae 4)
YATIOTL L FOUFDATION FOR
I”Fv;TTILF PARALYSIS
A meietin^ f the Nrtimnl F und- .
f.ti n f r Infrntile frrtlysis, rep
resented hr: by the Artcnuska
Vr lloy Chapter, will be held r.t the
L un_e in the 0 perrtive Recren
ti n Buildin^, n December- 9, 1S42
r.t 8:Q0’P.'., r. membership drive is
n w in m ti n r.nd ill r.ro ur^od t
fttend this meeting fnd j in the
movement. This splendid . r^rnizr
,ti n w>. believe is well en ufeh
kn wn thi t it will n t be necessary
t expl: in the re? s n f r y ur
supp rt» The dues tre Fifty cents
per yer.r and r'ny pers n, me n r
w nr n, is' dig. iblc f r membership,
ic is ureed thrt the men f this
c rrmunity turn ut r.nd j in with
the w men wh hr.ve d ne s well
with th .. pr ,_.rrrr, errried ut s^ fr.r
After rs many pers ns arc enr- lied
(3 momoors,. <s can oc interested-,
f.n elect in '-f f fleers will take
plrce t serve f r the c min0 yerr.
There will jfce a pr 0ram r.ftor the
business moetin0.
The b'undatl n's rctivities in
clude the President's hr 11 in Jan
uary or ch year, the ,:»r rch Limes
pr ^ram, edyerti nr 1 w rk n in
fantile prrrlysis preventi n, new
moth ds f treatment studied r.nd
discussed. Pr '^rams are 'utlined
r.nd pr m ted with literature t
assist fr m tre Nrti nr.l Center
fr m time t. time. Livery no wh
wishes t assist this cruse will be
wclc me t j in rnd will find the
w rk interesting rnd useful t~
humsnity.
N tice t members, chore will be
r. mectin* rf the urr..nee n Dec. 10
r.t 8:00 at the Grange Hall,
All members are ur0ed t be present
D^n't f reet the Basket Ball &ame
Saturday Dec. 5th, rt Primer, A
i ' d 6ame is expected as the terms
have been training hrrd f r the
penin^ 0rme.