HIDED FRAUD CASE il '1 THE AID" Refusal of Witness for Government Govern-ment to Answer Questions Cause of Delay. Special to The Tribune. ' TlAK'U T.1 in TKi... n JiVjiOl-i, mil., x su. iiitii; M.ia i sudden adjournment in the Kesler-Xet-tonbach-Dwyor timber fraud case this afternoon because liowlnnd A. Lambdin, a witness for the government and one of tho dummy entrymcn indicted for .perjury, exercised his right not to answer an-swer incriminating questions put .by Prosecutor Gordon and by - doing so blocked the government's case. An adjournment was taken until .Monday morning. The move of Lambdin came as a complete com-plete surprise to all. lie was indicted by former District Attorney Kuick and tostified at I he last trinl ho -.made an agreement with the defendants to locate lo-cate land' for a consideration of $100. which he said was paid. This money was dribbled out to him bv Kestcr ai the Lcwiston .National bank. Once he drew a check on the bank for part of this nionev and the check was paid, although he had no funds therein. Minor sensations crowded tho pro ccodings during the entire day. The first jolt given to tho defense came when lAank Morrison of Olarkstou declared that Dwyer wanted to locate him on timber land and hud said at the lime. '' I came to this God-forsaken country to make a stake out of I his timber land. There are enough chair-warmers chair-warmers silling around licre who can be bought up to locate on it." Andrew A. Slierbcrn of n.-irkslon, who was approached bv Dwyer to locate on land said he told the hitler lie hail exhausted all his rights, "Oh, hell." Dwyer-replied, "that doesn't iniikc any diU'erc'H'e. Ymi can lake up a claim under an assumed name."