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TAVIS HEARING
IS POSTPONED;
APPAR
ENTLY TAKEN BEYOND JURIS
DICTION OF THE COURT
, One o'lock today was set as the time
| f OY ^ be preliminary hearing in the
case of the state vs. C. F. Tavis, a
f ar mer near Potlatch, before Probate
judge Adrian Nelson, and Tavis and
| b j s attorneys and the prosecuting at
torney were present, but it was found
that the prosecuting witness, for
| a subpoena had been issued
| cou i d no t be found by the officials
■ nnf i v,o d n nt hepn «prvki wltn tii„ -„u
j poena _ The hearing was therefore
j nn „f nn n P H until Timr-crinv Nnvomhor
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: ' prosecuting Attorney Moore asked
j £or a cont i n uance of the case, for^ one
| week on tlle grounds that the prose
cuting witn ess had been taken beyond
tbe jurisdiction of the court by part-r
ieg interested . In additi0 n to this
statement the prosecutor had nothing;
to other than that tbere is likely
to be furt her developments in the!
case
tah count {or many yea rs,
regted 0ctober 23j charged with _.
