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PENDLETON, OTTEGOX, SAtUKDAY, DECEMttEK 24, 1904. .
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CHURCHESTD
g04th. Anniversary of the
Birth of Uhrist Appropriately
Celebrated. ' 7"
'CATIIXA COVNTT HAS
THE CHRISTIAN
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Vibonllo Programs "--"" -
V . ii.l'M.lfiii nf lrooelltl. Mild
HP ilHI l-riiu"
Biratltiilly Decorated- Trees and
Sleighs Hi Delight U10 Children
E,eJ0vhi.rc Si-lul',:,SefVlci Mftl
ft Wndcd ''J' 4' L - 61 Ft
!te tjeiigrrgiitloiml Church Tonior
ni.Yhite Christmas.
Ordered to Tieuve Fez. lU
Tanglers, Dec. 24. The British
minister has Instructed the British
ttiunui aim mi nriusn suniects -To
j" Christmas, tne auy 01 an auys, not . leave Fez. It Is believed the other
M fete flay or a Teuy nuuon, uui iwna mtc receivea similar in
OBSERVE THE
SPIRIT.
will take place at the church tomor
row morning and evening.
ine unurch of the Redeemer Sun
day school pupljs are present at a
Christmas tree, entertainment this af
ternoon. . Candles and nuts are to be
uixinuuiea among the children.
i ne salivation Army will give a din
ner tomorrow to the poor of the city.
i.,..uiKemnis are being made to feed
S"'0 persons. i, ..
High mass will be celebrated t si
.Mary's Catholic church tonight.
, WILL OPEN KESE11VATIOX.
715.851 Amu May lie" Filed on By
, Settlors Xcu Spring.
Washington, D. C., Dec. 24. The
presideht today signed the bill pro.
vldlng for the opening of the Yakima
Indian reservation, allotment of Linda
in severalty and the sale of the resi
due of the lands, amounting to 715.
31.1 acres. The bill appropriates
md.uuu to iierniy the expense of
classifying and appraising the lands
and to mark the western boundary of
the reservation. The reservation will
;i)c "opened by"jresldentiut proclama
tion some tlm In the spring. ., .
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CONDITIONAL SURRENDER OF :
nnnT irmnih nrrm nnnnnrrn
.run inn i nun Dttn rnuruDtu
The
Japanese Refuse to AcCept Capitulation on the Terms
- Desired bJthe Russians.
Ji'.)viiucse Capture Now and Important Portion In Suburb of Port Arthur,
anil Hold It Against a Counter Attack fair's Conservatism Is ObdurJ
ate Mikado Congratulates Admi nil Togo English ' nsliermcn Have
lleeu Approuclicd and Influence! by Russian Kmlswiries. "
Nagasaki,- -Dec.- S4. A report froni j on by ships of the Russian' fleet Is
Dalny states the Russians at Port probably nothing more than a repe-
Utroted alike In all - countries
Lbere the light of civilization gllm-
. l tomorrow., Jn this country,
L ihiitter wiiether tine be churchman
anner, believer or agnostic, there
L, i something in his heart that
Llckena when he .thinks of Yuletide
Mtr and there is a feeling of happl-
itii and good-fellowship that mel-
wj his soul when the time comes
lit the celebration of the birth of the
.Mvlour. i
In Pendleton there are scores of
kttqf men und old, who are away
:ro their homes. Many or these, u
liij distance Is not too great, will
mke the journey so as to be aotheir
..n fireside "when the yuln-log ia
ijnted. Othera jnuat remain, . In the,
mi at strangers and these are the
Um w4ie.have the -pangs of melaii-
Mly on Chrlstnius day, for to he
nay' from home on ChristmBS is to
W lonesome.
in mnidictun all the churcbus will
ttlebrate with services and some kind
tl entertainment for the children aud
Mttday sclloo,! pupils,
At Itiiptlat Cliurcli.
At the First Baptist church the
Oiriitmas tree exercises will be held
Monday evening.
Sunday there will be special serv
'fi all day. Evangelist Neill will
men. The services of the day will
tt u follows:
10 a. in., Bible school, Spencer
Mmmoiis, superintendent.
. 11 a. m., mdrnlug worship, Mr. Nelll
Ui preacher.
1 p. m., baptismal service. '
I p. m., hoys' und girls' meeting.
t: JO p. m., B. Y. P. U. prayer meet-
Jai.
i:30 p. m.. evangelistic service, by
Hr. .Nelll
At ('ongregtitional Church.
The Christmas exerciBes of 'the
Connregatlonal Hunday school will be
Wd tomorrow evening at the church.
T&e regular services will take place
i the morning. The local Odd Fel-
lodges will be present In a body.
'Ollowlng is the program to be ren
k'wi In the evening:
,' Organ voluntary; song, "Welcome
li Happy Day"; recitation, "Wel
"" Gerald Qarrett; j Scripture
ttading; prayer by the-pastor;- reclta
"i. "A Christmas Carol," Cora
Vner; song, ;';o, World, Be Glad!"
Citation, "a; Christmas Hymn,"
jlaud Follett; cltuUon1-."The Three
Sngs,"-Harold MdCultyr" Scripture
'adlng; song, Vhine Out, O Blessed
Wr. Hazel and Wilmlna Egerton;
Wtation, "Today,"' Emma Dlx; rec
Ftkm, "A Christmas Thought"; song,
. Christmas i Night";" recltutlon,
ChrUtmas Bells"; recitation, ."For
Sake." Basel. Egerton; song,
g Ago," Stanley Egerton; teclui
K "Babe Jesus Lay , on Mary's
JP." Florence ; Warner; exercises,
Mle stars for Jesus"; song, "l.lt-
Stars," primary , class; exercise,
J Light of the World"; song, Jay
Wards; recitaUon, "Gifts -to Jesus";
t, "'TIs True"; jXfBrlngusJlur'.s
'ew and song, "Beautlfut Star.""
. Services at OtJuer Churches.
the Methodist Episcopal church
children will be treated to an en-
j-'wnment this evening. A chimney
!andy box bricks with a Santa
" ' please the little ones. The
."Ices tomorrow will be held at
o'clock. ;Rev. Mr. Lovell will
"Mb.
the Presbyterian church the
ry department Is enjoying a
""tmas tree this afternoon. Services
. Twelve Wore Killed. . . .
structlons.
Tipped Alphonso Ont. f. ,
Madrid, Dec. 24. While .driving n
an auto yesterday King Alphonso
had a narrow escape from injury.
The wheel of the car broke and the
car was overturned.
Arthur have proposed to surrender
to ' the Japanese under General Nogi
on" conditlon-the -garrisons and ships
be allowed to return to Russia. The
Japanese rejected the' offer. " ' " 1
Did Not Make Peace Overtures.
St. Petersburg, Dec. 24. The te
pori. that the czar has made peace
overtures through France, is official
ly denied here. ,
Midlists Will Get Busy.
Brussels, Dec. 24. It is learned
that the Kusslun nihilist committee
met here Tuesday and decided to
recommence terrorist activity in Rus
sia unless the czar grants certain re
forms within & month.
OREGOX HISTORIAN DEAD,
H. S. I.ynuin of Astrt. Pies After a
Lingering; Illnem.
Portland. Ore..' Pee. 14. Horace
8. Lyman, one of the foremost edu
cators In Oregon, and a, historian of
note, died at the Portland Kanltotlum
at 7 o'clock Thursday night, after an
Illness of -several months.
Mr. Uiiitn was born In Polk eoun
tv.p near Dallas. In 18S5. and knew
Oregon as few other men do. He
was an active and energetic student
all his life, and the author of "Ly
man s History of Oregon," a compre
hensive work In four volumes.
Coming, from a family that had
settled in Oregon In the forties, his
father. Rev. Horace, Lyman, being
pastor of the Congregational church
in Portland at as early a date as
Ik49. he studied from the practical
side oC life. He prepared himself
for the ministry, and filled several
pulpits, but the greater iiart of his
lite was spent In the public schools
f the slate'. ,
Through his efforts the present
text-book system was adopted, but
not until he had made a campaign for
superintendent of public Instruction,
snd aroused the people to the neces
sity of a change. .
He was for several years superin
tendent of the schools In Clatsop
county, aud had been lu good neuitn
HEW RACE TRUCK i
SCHEME ON FOOT
tltien ot Bimllar statements emanat
ing from HUH and appearing in Lon
don papers the lust few days. These
ore circumstantial, and it would cer
tainly appear that some men of the
Gamwn'!; I !we made statements
hotV-a Ilia I7.tsH.ltin PAncul
The name of only one of these has ! "t to fn. Louis, several
been revealed. He is the boatswain ! """ . to take charge of the
OFFERS REWARD
EEVKXGEFUi CTOXESE
,i tfciAMHMUtM IX PORTLAND.
The IMMMituilllTcH of a Illghldnderd'
War Exists In the Oregon Mntruim-
lls The Tung Has liaised Money
to Reward AshushIiis Who Arc In
structed to Murder Seid llaik and
due Kue, Mendinnts Who Have Jn-.fonued.
Portland, Dec. 24. For the death
of Held Back and Jue Sue, prominent
merchunts of this city, there Is a re
ward of $500 each, offered by Chinese!
gamblers whose places have been
raided by Sheriff Word and his dep
uties. The public announcement of the
offer has caused Intense excitement In
Chinatown. Those whose lives are
threatened went to the sheriff's office
for protection. Sheriff Word under
took lo thwart any effort that might
be made to earn the reward by prov
ing the rumors acalnst them to be
unfounded.
Spies Net on Word's Informants.
sinne Sheriff Word began his reg
ular raids upon the Chinese gambling
houses he has made few mistakes In
finding ihe places where games were
operated. The accuracy ot nts uuor-
mation and the certaituy oi a
A..n..A ...t.ltl'fl
as soon as a game w- -
the Chinese to wonder as to nis soui
of information. , Various schemes
have been devised and tononeu u
learn where he received his tips.
Spies were j)Ht upon me
Chinese who were suspected.
Each Gumhli-r Contributes .
. Then there was mealing of -the
fhinese aaliiblers.- The reports oi me
aples were submitted im-1 It was ..-
.j .M..t.titP tiMiiurs mur--
Each gambler contributed the sum of
' .laps Gnin New Positions.
Toklo, Dec. 24. The Japanese, yes
terday stormed and now . hold: the
heights east of Houyangshukou at
Port Arthur: The prisoners reported
that the Russian generals Kondra
tanko and Lima had been killed, and
general Pock is among the wounded.
Counter Attack Repulmd. .
London. Dec. 24. Baron Hayashl
In reporting the capture of Houyang
shuklu Hrlghts. says the Russians
made a fierce, counter attack but
were repulsed. The Japanese occu
pation la now nearly assured. The
heights are one and one-half miles
south of 203 Metre hill. The bom
bardment caused a great conflagara
lion to the north of Port Heltayang.
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Ha"'"' Dec' 2 Twelve were
, "d and 40 Injured In a wreck
i " 1,11,0 last night The lllo
I Pre crnshod I mo the express
I om B"ulogne, and both trains
, "re demolished. The dead In-
llU1es th -v.
, M'thelet, and a son of . th
, 'nqij' senator, ipuvlno,' :i "
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('car rucruiiiiMHiilslni;.
Londnn. Dec. 24. The Berlin coj
lespoiulent of the Central News la as
sured by high authority that the czar
rejects all peaceful advices that are
being tendered him. The czar, it Is
Maid, lias sent Co Paris through the
French ambassador at St. Petersburg,
tm Imnortuit letter favorable in tone
with certain 'reservation, to the ac
ceptance of mediation.
v .lapHiiese at Doggwbauk.
London. Dec. 24. The publication
in St. Petersburg of the statement
that Hull fishermen have voluntarily
deposed that foreign torpedo boat
were among the trawlers off Dogger
bank when the latter were fired up-
of the trawler Ava, and said today
he was induced to make the state-1
merit while he was Intoxicated. He j
admits he received a certain amount j
of money, but now says the state
ment he made is untrue. The extra
ordinary tenor of his statements or
any other has not been revealed.
All , published reports from Hull
say positively that these statements
were secured by two agents of the
Russian government, but the Russian
embassy in London tonight repeated
the denial communicated to the As
sociated Press on December 21, say
ing that there Is absolutely no truth
in the statement that the Russian
government or anyone in official ca
pacity has been endeavoring to se
cure statements from the Gamecock
fishermen in support of Russia's posi
tion before the Paris commission.
'T Site at Russia.
The sensational press of England
directly charges the Russian govern
ment with using underhanded means,
by bribing and Intoxicants, to secure
false statements from men of the
Gamecock flshmg fleet. The Rus
sian consul at Hull tonight said the
boatswain of the Ava was brought to
his office, but that he sent him to
the commissioner of oaths, where, the
consul says, the boatswain swore he
saw a Japanese torpedo boat with the
trawlers. The consul says he knows
of other trawlers who ae ready to
make similar statements, but that
they are afraid of consequences.
Congratulate Togo.
Tokto, Dec. 24. An Imperial re
script addressed to Vice-Admiral Togo
says:
"We hear with great satisfaction
that, our topedo flotilla engaged In
and did the work required of them,
and in so doing had to brave the dan
ger of storms and shells by day and
night. We especially note their brave
and loyal performance to their duties.
and express our appreciation of their
gallant behavior."
educational exhibit at the fair. He
returned in failing health, and lapsed
into a comatose state some time ago.
and could not be rallied from the
stupor.
HI PATTERSON
IS
SEDATIVE XECESSART
TO ALLAY NKRVOl'SXESH
PLMUtltER OVEIlltlI.ED. -
Certain Defendants Must Stand Trial
for Responsibility. Z
Xen- York, Dec. 24. Judge Thoni
as of the I'ulted States circuit court,
today overruled the demurrer of P. X
Karnaby. president; J. K. Atkinsoa,
secretary, and F. G. Defter,- director
of the company which owned the
steamboat Slocum, and who were in
dieted for a share of the responsible
iv in -the disaster. They demurred on
t
the craft.
he ground they were not owners of
WED AT PIEULO.
Mrs. .Mmes llurtnett of This City.
Dies at Pueblo While En Route
Homo. :, " '
Mrs. James Hurtnett died this
morning at 7:15 o'clock at Pueblo,
Co, L. Hartnett Is the daughter
of Mr. -and Mrs. Robert Laing of his
city - Yesterday they received a dis
patch saying their daughter w
ously ill. Her brocner, - ---
sister, Mary, took to nighty .train , to
be with her. This mor. u. -
patch arrived saying she .
"his morning- Mr. and Mrs. Hart
net. were on their way home from the
St. Louis fair when Mrs aiuie ,
was taken sick and they stopped off
a Pueblo. Mrs. Hartnett was mar-'
rW in this city about six years .go.
She leaves a little daughter 4 years
oTd and a baby boy six months old.
Til is a peculiarly sad blow to th. be
reoted Natives as til. yesterday they
had no intimation that she was not
in Wr usual health. '
' Attention' Odd Fellows.
All members he Odd FeUo
ow atlO .-em for
C pur-pose of,atend.ng service a.
Congregational church.
STILL WORKING OX DEMOCRATS.
Another Batch of Sentences Ground
Out at Denver.
Denver, Pec. 24. For participating
iu election frauds in the recent elec
Hon, the supreme court today serir
lenced Isaac Goldman and Edward
Sweeney, democratic election Judges; j
to four months In Jail, and to pay a j
Um!-o 4 10 Clarence Dixon, a dem
ocratlc election officer, gets four
months and a fine of.20; W. H.
Hunter, a democratic Judge, has
Jumped his bonds .and disappeared. -
Need Another Judge.
Astoria, Dec. S4. A bill will be In
troduced at the coming session of the
legi-U.tu e providi"g for an addl.
tlomil judge for the Fifth Judicial
district. The business of Judge Mo
Itride Is growing, and It Is almost Im
possible for one Judge to attena 10
it satisfactorily. At the session of
the leKlslature In 1898 a bill was in
troduced to divide the district, but
this met with opposition from Clack
amas and Washington counties, as
thev did not want to lose the valua
bleservices of judge McBrlde, An ad
ditional Judge is necessary to facili
tate the business of the district.
IIERMAXX-MITCHELL HEARING.
Probable Indictment of lr. Davis of
- ; ' Albany.
Portland,, Dec, 24. The federal
grand jury adjourned at noon today.
No further indictments were return
ed 'this morning. t
Hermann appeared, but was tujd he
would be given a hearing Tuesday,
when the Jury reconvenes. Mitchell
is in the city, but did not appear.
Dr. W. IS. Davis, mayor of Albany,
Ore:, chairman of the Linn county
republican committee, was a witness
before the Jury this morning. The
government, claims it has sufficient
evidence to indict Davis. '
She Rraiim Her Spirits I mler Assur.
anecs From Her Counsel That Slie
Will He Granted a New Trial Whlcii
Will lU-Mill In Acquittal Slio Is
ReorltiiiR a I -urge Niiinlier of let
ters mill Telegrams EiprosHiilg
Sympathy. '
New York, Dec. 24. Nan Patter
son spent a restless night in the
Tombs, and Is iiulte depressed in spir
its today. After she arose at S
o'clock she was seized by a severe at
tack of nervousness. A physlclun
was summoned and after being given
a sedative she became more quiet,
Lawyer O'Reilly, of Miss Patter
son's counsel, visited her this morn
ing and told her a new trial would
soon be granted, and acquittal Is as
sured. This had a controlling effect
upon her. She has received a large
number of letters and telegrams ex
pressing sympathy.
DEKAl l.TERH CAUGHT.
PARRICIDE AT CHEHALI8.
Theri W neither thunder nor light-nlwithla..thercUcclroU.
The Homestake mine In the Black
i. , i,n nnerated over.2T years
and 'has not missed
,Mrlv 56 ears during! which, tiros
it has paid .over tl3,00,000. --
Father -and Son Quarrel and Former
is Killed.
' Chehalls, Wash., Dec.. jjL--ThoiJMn
Drown, aged 17, last night shot and
killed his father,, on" a reach three
miles west They had a-quarre) over
herae Tb father threatened to
kill the son. i The latter secured a gun
and asked his father. If h meant
what he said. Receiving an affirm
ative reply, he shot bis father twice,
killing him Instantly,'' The boy came
to Chehalls and surrendered. .
' New. Hotel for Astoria.
A meeting of the "hetal committee"
was held last -; evening and O. W.
Lounsberry was appointed to inter
view the financial interests of the
town and make an effort t Interest
them tn a project that has the best
Interests of all tn the city at stake.
The project, as put forth, has In
contemplation a hotel to cost In the
neighborhood of 1100.000. to be up-to-date
tn all Its appointments and
such as will be advertised abroad as
a place where those seeking rest
domicile during business, or a place
to stay during regattas, etc.. Is all Uiat
can be asked. Astoria Astorian.
Home From Denver.
A. . Stlllman returned last night
from Denver. ' ' ' ;
While tlie Dogs Are lighting the
Otliers Make Way With die Bone.
San Frnnclsco, Dec. 24. Ted Mur
phy, Eddie Santry, manager and
trainer respectively of "Battling"
Nelson, were brought to this city
from Stockton by detective toduy,
and locked up on a charge of felony
and embezzlement. A lauuO draft on
Murphy, which Nelson claims be
longs to him, was turned over to the
bank on which It was drawn. Mur
phy admits that a portion of it be
longs to Nelson, and says he never
Intended to embezzle the fighter's
share. The court will decide how It
shall he divided when the charge
against Murphy and Santry Is decided.
Responsible Business Mop
Stand Sponsor for Practical
: Working Plans. ' :
l RGE THE IMPORTANCE
. TO IIVKIXESS INTEREST..
All llranohes nf Agriculture Would lie
. UoiH-rilted Eiiiuilly With T'lint .Of
ItnUIng liorsr. A Mii Mrettmt
of (Ulceus Will Ito Held IhttMiiber
Al. nt Parlors of Commercial .wi
t'liitlot'i In Dlsen-M and Adopt Pinna
signers Have an Option on Suita
ble Intention. ' ' '.
To the Citizens of Umatilla County:
We have been requested by many
of the eltlsens nf rmatllla county
who ure interested In promoting the
growth ot our stock and agricultural
resources und encouraging the raising
of fine- stock, fruit and vegetables to
select a suitable location for a county
fair grounds and race-track.
After considerable trouble and ex
pense we selected, In close proximity
to Pendleton, the best location for
that purpose that can be procured. A
preliminary survey has been made,
and a sufficient water supply arrang
ed for. It now remains fur the people
Interested in such an enterprise
throughout the county to ml so the
necessary funds to make It a success.
We have thought It best to call a
mass meeting of citizens of the coun
ty for the purpose uf discussing the
proposition. ,
This is the only location left, and
if this opportunity is permitted to slip
the county will probably never bo
able to secure another location with
out the expenditure of A gre.it deal
more money.
Now is the time to ait. If we all
work together and for the best Inter
ests of the county we will be able to
secure this beneficial enterprise so
esseulliil to the proper encourugo
meiii of our stock and agricultural.
Industries, therefore, we have select
ed Saturday, December 31, 1904, at
2 o'clock p. nt., as the time for hold
ing the nii'ftlng, and the Commercial
AKsiM'intlon rooms In Ihe city of Pen
dleton as the place.
Come one and all, mid express your
opinion. Kvery one Is requested to
be present. This means you, and
your neighbors and friends. Don't
fall lo come. Von are personally In
terested. Don't lev the work to
some one else.
FRANK FRAZIER,
J. A. FEK.
UKOUC.K PF.R1NGER,
TOM THOMPHON.
J. W. KIMBRELL. '
Cuaduk-k to Face tlie Musk',
Cleveland, O., Dec. 14. Governor
Herrick today Issued ..requisition pa
pers on ths governor of New York
for Dr. Chadwlck, who is Indicted
lo connection with financial opera
tions of his wife. Chadwick Is ex
pected to arrive In New York from
Europe next weekk ' - '
' Motlier Wants Her Children.
' Berlin, ' Dec. SI. Former Crown
Princess Louise left Lelpslc en route
to Florence. It is reporter . from
Rome that she has engaged rooms for
her children, whom she says she In
tends to have brought to Florence at
all costs.
King Alphonso to Harry.. ...
Madrid, Dec 24. It Is anticipated
the announcement will , shortly be
made of the marriage of King Al
phonso and Princess Victoria, daugh
ter of the Duke ot Conoaughw King
Edward's brother. Ths wedding. It
Is said, will occur in June. ,.
IMnners for the Poor.
Dinners for the poor are at the Sal
vation Army quarters, 610 West
Railroad street this afternoon, and
will be delivered this, evening by expressmen.
Marriage Licenses.
Frederick W. Beck and Lula Edna
Rankin; Peter De Young and Myrtle
Waters.
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Khoplinors Discovered.
Spokane, Wash., Dee. 21 Three
women shoplifters were arrested hers
yesterday with great quantities of
stolen goods In their possession after
the police department had made a
systematic hunt for them for thee
weeks. ' They are Mrs. Stevens, who
keeps a corner store In t'nlnn park;
Mrs. Rachel Stevens, sged It, her
daughter-in-law. mid Miss Magdalene
Htuveiia, her daughter, aged IK. The
store was searched and revealed stol
en articles, from axes and hsrdwars
to silk skirts and children's underwear.-
The women admitted their
guilt.. The women did the stealing
by going Into crowded stores together.
Two would wear raglan coats, full at
the bust, and would stuff plunder
Into It, while th. other engaged ths
attention of (ha clerk,
ik'hool District Will Rornm. .
.The 'county schuol superintendent
has benn notified by th. rlerk of the
school board at Pilot Rock that they
have secured authority to solicit a
loan of I1J00 for. the erection of a
school house.
In Police Court,. ,
in police court this morning Hen
ry Pond and Francis, two Indians,
were sentenced to threo days each for
drunkenness. Thomas Clair, wbs
sentenced tn three days for vagrancy.
A Handsome Boavenlr.
Ths Pendleton Savings Bank has
gotten out one of the handsomest
New Year's gieetings that has come
to our desk.
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. Blie riff Arrested: . .
Butte, Mont., Dec 24. War
rants for the arrest of Sheriff
Charles Benner of Cascade
county have been issued for
uttering numerous , . forged
checks. - Benner has gambled
heavily. A number of Spokane
people are said to have been
victimized. Benner'. official
records will be experted.
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