3x-xx-xx ep054 Owl Testifies At Trial

The makers of X-Lax, the original chocolateed laxative, present strange as it seems. Is your medicine chest stocked with different kinds of laxatives for the different members of your family? Does Dad feel he must have something strong and unpleasant? Does Mother take something else?

And is there still another for the children? Well, they're taking up unnecessary space and it's a waste of money. Because there's one laxative that is good for the whole family. Children and grown-ups alike. Ex-lax, the right laxative for every age.

It's mild and gentle enough for the children, yet it's as effective as any laxative you can take. And here's something that's very important. Ex-lax is a correctly timed laxative. It takes six to eight hours to be effective.

That's why it's kind to the system. So you see, all you need is one box in the medicine cabinet, ready for any member of the family. Get that box today at any drugstore. The owl, who testified at a trial, the well-known expression, a little bird told me, proved too true in the case of the murder trial which took place in 1933 in Fogatello, Idaho.

For an owl was one of the principal witnesses for the plaintiff, the trial of the people versus Doti Lewis. is now in progress in the federal court of Pocatello. Don't he, Louis, an educated, handsome, banock Indian?

He's on trial for the murder of Mabel Sawyer, 13-year-old Indian girl. The girl's mother, Aishoshone Indian, is on the witness stand. J.H. Peterson, counsel for Louis, is questioning the Indian woman. Now, Annie, you said a while ago that you first heard of news of your daughter Mabel's death from now.