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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-01-29
Propsts Notes

foot lirCiS fDi week euoiht
Jan. 81:
Thomas Brooks and Ethel Rnck
er aged a6 ant 90, hoth of Chanuie
Married by ] Q. Farmer at Cha
mute Jar. 23Id.
Henry Stlack and Nora Howell.
aged FL and I8, boih from Chanu,e
Married by J. Q. Farmer at Cha
mute, Jan IS.
l.. b. Fisher and Ethel Sims,
Walnut and Ere aged % and I8.
Married at Ere Ly Probate Judge
al. IS.
c. S. Broneman and Agnes lIer,
buth from Parsons, aged ~ and 23.
No return of marriage.
B f. Gag and EtneI May Scott.
both from Cnanute, aged Fl aud IS
NJ r,ruIn Of marriage.
Catherine Greve appointed guard
an Of her minor children. Bond
approved and permission 10 lease
sad minors interest in the home.
stead.
Mrs. Mollie Hill, nee Williams
files petition for sale of heI minors
interest in real estate in Chanu e
Pelitlon to sell will be heard on tn t
2oth inst.
Chas. o. Nels n. executor Of the
estate of Andrew Ne deceased,
files his eighth annual settlement Of
the above named estate. Settle
ment approved and maze OF I, cord.
Mrs. Emma Blackford. nee Con
ings, admlnistra'rlx Of the estate of
Zebulon Ceilings flies petition for
lie of real estate for the pay ment
Of debts of said estate Pelt on
Will be heard on the 2otn day of
Feb, 1894 a, Ioo'clock a. IN.
o. s. Snow, gu r'lsh If the IS
tale of the minor heirs OF Ellen ]
Snow, deceased, files report If real
estate situated IN Bourbon county
Kansas wherein sad minors owned
an undivided one half lnteres t,
the land sold. Sale approved and
deed ordered to be exc uted to ibe
purchaser f said land
J. W. Neery guardian of the eS
tate of Herman Nicely, files invcn
tory of the estate or SAID MINOR Ia
veutory approved and maze Of rec
ord.
The las will ami te>ra,re f
GotIieb Molet admitted /" Prob tr
aud of record and Letters testament
AIRY with VIII annexed we're ISSUED a.
CarlUine MDlIett.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-01-29

they can secure RIGS which Mr.. Craw
fn,d Is NJ gotiatIng FOR.
Fatrl kinney and bladder troubles
AN always be pr vented nv the use
of Fol,y's X, ney Cure. For sale by
Brown Pharmacy
His ser mon Al night was n hioVra-
pli,.ai y elcL 81 SoluDon and was in
tense luItr sting. He showed That
S,urmo WIT all h,s wisdom and
yiuit was uniy = tran mortal aud tel
80 h"rl Of ht'ng y perrecG man
WI.d, ~ aud intellectually seem not
TO ~ safe. guards against sin.
FREE Ku"wIng WHIT II was 10
SutlrL / WI awe EREE OF CHARGE,
IT, auvatll,cted pI.iGiv- cue far
Erz' MS, Fry sirelas, Salt Rheum.
~ IS asa SKIN diseases, instant re-
liet. loI sLIl,l longer VINE f
". WILLIAMS, 400 Manhattan Ave ,
New YOrN
BN t,ket ~ tie NJ. f church de-
livtltd, last SUNDAY, a very strong
ard Interesting sermon On the gener-
subjecl OF spiritual growth. The
thuughl WIS l'al there Is no stand
ing stil. You must grow strong spir-
itually or reliUgrade. You must
cul1lvs,t The thnslian graces by as
5, riation with Christian people and
,pir ua thoughts or grow weak in
SIP tliualiN.
OwiIe IL the lateness Of the season
! havt (tciCto to begin a Big Reduc-
ton Sale Friday. Oct. l6 and contin-
ne it throughout the month. All my
street hats and trimmed hats at a
great reductlef. ! have large and
conf lele stockand can save you mon
ey. Now il the time and this is the
place to gel your millinery cheap.
MRS. j. W. LOVELY.
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LIE UNIV Ell

Try d Sue bUItie OF heTbine, notice
tn, improvement specify Ell, cted IN
yuuI App,ute, kne,AN, 81 ength and
NhuI MatCk how II brig htens the
spirits, kIves freedom from lndiges
ton au, DeOintS.
Isaac StVrN, Ava, Mo-, writes, sept.
1UJu. W: 4 was LA bad health.
had stOmdcn uOube Tor II yrs. al o
dumb CT ills. Dr. ] w. Mory pre-
scriLeu heTbine. it cured me in Two
weeSs Ii VIII 10 all you claim tor
il. solo by u. +. MIlosr.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-01-29

Tue peasants Il Pong rUhud, in The
mduui dlh> uI AuVerEur. are acqua,u
Ui Ice presumably que IL evaporation
of underground moisture aud cUuse
qu-nt IalI ia temperature. or this
pueuUmenuu they have for many
years taken at Vantage 10 cool aud
harden their cb, eseS. which are de-
pusIleu Ia Certain caveTns where TINS
ice H. lUurd 10 be present. aud Jnus
leep guUu uuIlhs tue huJJeSJ summer
III uuhS.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-01-29
Fe FEBRUARY NUMBER
sw Idea Woman's MAGAZINE


An ia pOrtanl and - "'
in the February mum - the NV
| tea Wrman's Magazlur i "utiIi.n
"A Anne can & H. ~ Erp ~.
Prrre~> 80 l. wri ten h Nici'a"i
Wine an FnglIshmar. VIM sreakS
aIittNufItHi'v"N upm thai subj Ct ,
at.r ~ llu presents his opinion attract
~. A >tcnhd chanter Of \ SlmpnS-
luu "a ted THE Ilapme>t Day at Wv
l.'t" VIII hid many appreciaiIve
Ie rtrS A spPcial article upon
uitermakiuV under the heading (
:" h.. Cuutirv Wnmans FIiend--the
Cow NY Katr V Saint Naur. j. prac
teal ano uSrfui TIL uie~ ar
r,hI ap6 Interesting aun th enilr'
tah'e at contents Isa teaNi "a hum
so yer parlakes of it, p'td rhirps as
ttlrr, d.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-01-29
Cured LumhagO

A. r Canman. Chicago. writes
March 4. 1905: "Having been troubled
with lumbapo al differ, nj times and
?ried one Ihyiician after another;
then dfiert nj OIL tments and liniment
gave it mp together. So i tried
once more ana got bottle of Bal
lard's snow Linimtnl Which gave me
almost instant relief. / can cheer
fully recommend IT, and will add my
name to ytuI list If fOImtr sufferers.
2sc, sec ana 81. soc ~ G. p. Wilder
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-01-29

la sO0Ie JAPANESE temples may oe
sevu SUSPENDED great coils OF rope
woven ITUu human haiT. SUCH RUPEES
made OF hair sacrificed by thousands
OF wuntL shu giris. we're used 10
hoist s'"ne auu timOer ior the Tempe
aud are preserved as relics.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-01-29

Mr.. VIM ;. Crane of California.
No, suffered for years from rheuma-
tisn anu lunbsgo. He was finally
ADVISED TO try Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. winch he did and effected y
complete cure. The liuimeut is for
sale BY ali druggists.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-01-29

Australia la more churches per
CAPITA than anv other equity. She
has 2lo rhuiches To every 10000 peo-
pie. EDgisud has l44 suu Russia
about ffty-fi
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-01-29

Two hogs weighing ABOUT lis lbs.
each. One SOW, uDe harrow, now at
my place Que mile tonth Of the west
hIick piaLL-LEN LERRY.
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w. A. Afford,
Eur, Kansas
Farm for r mt,

100 acres, 80 acres ia cultivation,
balance cattle pasture, good hog pas
ture ana NOV land. Good buildings.
plenty OF water. Seven miles due
south "f Chaut'te Apply to VIM.
VAUGHN, EIreton, Kan.
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SroP 1T

a neglected cough or culd may lead
10 serious bronchial or lung troubles
Don't take chances when Foley's Hon
- aHd Ta. ~nOIds perfect security
from serious effects OF a cold.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-01-29

FOR SALE "A hue eighty, 9 miles
east Uf nauu t. Must he SUid.-ln-
qulre AZ tins Office or of Mrs b. Ritz
Oh the farm.
For SALE-1500 hedge posts, either
>ndckei T;u or ftDCe. liQuIre four
miles northeast ~ h IulIie
I'm LAWRENCE RUSSELL
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-01-29
FOR SALE Ok RENT

FiOe pianos AT II prices al Daw &.
dy'S. IN tict any ,.Ing ,uu wan "a Tue
~ usic ~ srWlrp macriu' Hue.
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DR.. ]. E. HICKEY

examines eyes. fits glasses, treats Ca
tarrh. Deafness, etc. ana does gen
eral practice. Call and see the nance
Of nearly hundred D. pie be has fur
nished glasses TO.
Onsco over LIST Nati"sal Bans.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-01-29

II you want YOui watln 10 run, take
II TO the new Jew Ter al worn guar
anteed or money returo-d.-Ur J.W
Phillips.
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b.. ~, nttars t'I
SSIEIJsD
WANTS
F arnners

Wishing ca >ase their lands for oil
purposes TO reliable parties, address
=. A. HarrlsOu, Il 10. 90 La Sale ST.,
Chicago, III. 1910
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-01-29

FOR SALE--2 registered Hereford
'ulis, AZ our ~ NV usual y lce il
taken suOn.-Frrd j turLIsUn
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For Sale

Horses, mules and cattle, hogs,
Ia III tools duu some lIOu >ehuld goods,
Monday Feb ] sc hitls
BROCK BLAZER.
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REV. tARLlLE I u. MANItA

REV. tARLILE / u. MAKItN T.
Wav,rly Texas. writes: "O d
mornin. when hr-t rIsiuG Oft II
ind a Troublesome collection OF
phlegm which produces a cough. and
is very hard to dislOoge; bat small
quantity of Ballard > Horehound
Syrup Will at once di>loige it and the
trouble is over. | know Of no medi-
cine that is equal to it. and it is so
peasant to tax l can most cordial
ly recommend it to all persons nee d.
ing meuIcine Tor throat and lung
troubles Price 25c, SIC and 81 90
q. F. Wilder's
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-01-29

las. 6. sf1E svmAN ER. oeuta~s,
once IN Tuteher n Alexander bldg.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-01-29
II/ ME- AbOuf People
Il0l ! l. and T hfDgs
r. In Cbapufe
y w y and Vicinity
E ,;lr,n has been $ OK r'r

n ,;lr,n has been OK f"r s''or
mn.
NJ a Hsnlr, = v'>'r,"g -
>uu IL ktI.}, GUS
A pollcemsl' love Is 90 fn'n
| the wetp'u Ut hi, cl 10
1he chalp. uI weather hritu. about
y ca arg ~ strt' $40 u 'tn >u'lN
job SlIi,N tIc 'Hr'jN I" rat
lard, O ,itN, heated in Charu'e
PwIr, az ttcr>.ary hul ~hv
n,i hr>~ 80, II issrtIh'it> w"Ik At
home.
Another good passer t"r''. James
OMEN nn the Hnwerton tract west
81 tu~n.
Coz q second hard orr aus al Dawdy'S
for SIS t. s35 Come soon. They are
goiug fast.
Time is a wonderful master. 1t
even KEEPS the long suffering people
IuI OI WhtPT.
want TO buy your farm ormske
YOU oan'-E. P BurrlS City
hal block
W. A. Radley is 10 the east on
business Mr. RadIey is .ecretary Of
the Queen Oil g. Gas Co.
Thomas Harvey who has heen work
ing as driler for the Midway Oil Co.
il very sick at his home.
j. e, Ferguson Of Klngman is look
my over the Chanute field with in
tent Ors to take an interest
Do not accept an unknown and un-
proved substitute IN place OF well
known aud advert ised articles.
The E,smore Oil & Gas Co. have
leased part of their holdings to a Kan
sas City company recently organized.
Mrs. Sailor of the Blade has been
tusslIng with the grip, this week.
Nothing when yUu get used To IT,
M $. Sailor.
G.. w. AlcocK has located his first
we'll on bis Cherr' vale property. Nr.
A cock has large holdings at Iude
pendence also
The Ajax GO. is having success in
AL ,heir efforts. No. on the Hen
rich ralm Suuth IF Humboldt was
Brought in tins werk
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-01-29

Farm Loans, Annual Interest, no
Commls> on Mortgage, no Cash
e. mmlsslos Corre>po.. dence In
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-01-29
NaturslizInq a Russian

Eng'ahC - ava gel an
OF her ctlI2ti. u Sometimes she goes
atuui go . sttauge m3tnPr, accord
ing 20 the Springfield Repuhlicap. A
aisur rerPi ny deserted from Rus
,'.n batrlrsh y aIo jnined al English
rrewtt a taraWal island. H. told
them that he was tired Of the rule If
the ear and waited To become an
7, gosh c,ilZrn. They were At loss
h'w 10 batura iZe him, but Tina "a
each one ihr'wa hucL e, Of water on
him and 81 washed off the Russian.
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For Sale at a BARGAIN

256 az res uuieased aud N good
developed oil aud gas TERRITORY, fmiIes
Of r. K. through the land. a never
'ii Ia ~
GOOD lin' j ~ "a fau uiug
rurk q 7' ft. KA>
ti'e O. - ., ~. Fnr
rin> i'rri 'iOFFATT p -.
,tdrp~>. \ K rt 40 /,
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w EE:E.:: DIS

Consumption is a human
5eed flcurlshing best in weak
,ngs. Like other weeds it's
lsily destroyed while young;
hen cid, sometimes i'm
ossible.
Strengthen the lungs as you
ould weak land and the
eeds will disappear.
The best lung fertilizer is
colts Emulsion. Salt pork
good too, but it is very hard
} digest.
The time to treat consump-
n is when you begin trying
} hide it from yourself.
>thers see it, you won't.
Don't wait until you can't
ceive yourself any longer.
gin with the first thought
take SCOTS Emulsion. If
isn't really consumption so
luch the better; you will soon
ct it and be better for the
atment. If it is consump-
n you can't expect to be
rcd at once, but if you will
gin IN time ard will be
gidly regular in your treat
ycu VIII win.
Sec S Emulsion, fresh. air,
Il ycu en-, cit all you
t S the treatment and
IS { best treatment.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-01-29
Watchword of Women

Modestl is ID woman's WaLchWord
Whatever threatens her delicate sense
o. mOdesty, frightens her. For this
reason many woman permits dlS-
eases Of the delicate w)manly organs
to become aggravated because she
Ofuea' of unpleasant Questoninps. Of
fen>lVe examinations. aud obnoxious
Claus find necessary. Drubf less
LhuuSapn> Of the women WAC have
taken advantage Of De. Plerce's IF /
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-01-29


al ,htir efforts. No. on the Hen
rirh farm S,uth IF Humboldt was
brought in tins werk
.u. r. r.
luitr -" shsolute
-",i Ka,,r anr the South
stali2
F,,.a, 'h' home Of that
-, OIL nrcra'r,. = j VEG nlry-
cGirle, had cna,ornith S'a d
i,t lire it, K,r,r>.
T II mes'a and IN" fha' u'e
g.. rri Oh ard gas COMPARES have
g." r.r,'ec in reva'd ~ humping.
49, totne' crmI an, are to d. the
sort
Fulton. \ drillPr who - well
ur" IT, Epr.a@ l,ft Wednesday
incoming fr Japan g. W NAV have
IT, &C." littlp f'.h,rp in the f1"werv
kirr6rm.
tho presence Of some peon'e that ne
carrot call the past. His salary
may . Din" ina few davs. VIII he
FORGET that?
The extreme cold weather has
caused the Junction Co. ~ suspend
work. Their sonrth we'll will he
brought IT, Just aS soon as he wealth
or mnderateS
G.K. Jnrcerscn. the rOru'ar shnot-
i, @ paller man. met with rather a
serious acrir'' ut while sOjourring At
In,liu To had part f toe cu' rff
o. ~, lcft foot.
n T, U"u!tn" has returned f'om
him -. snorr' tha' "'.". ..
r." c"uuh' - vor' s'v"re o. y ~ 80
or IN and :. ha'6I atl.. fr' lus'""S,
For rALF Sn'l'" a. i"r's
Large black Carp6lau 6raf'. '"rre
dark iron graz rcrrhrP"" n coach
and trottir" .ta,l'Cr. ere l"r"" ''""'
ACT npnlvrtse. write w p KrvFv.
Trd", ond"rrp. KaS
TITO Kavannuph e.. &C machine
s. - fan haVe g. cured > ~" u"rpg
~ !, ~ n',srr ~ p q Fli"ft. Nr.
F. II has hepr eitrtm -
fnr p pumher ~ v,"rs a.
C urptant man. He Sue
Grant who has taken mr.. Other wur'
Ian p COX Of Ami rdon. who
has been ~ Charu'c for ~" u',t
wc.t visiting ard lc'lirP "''rthe
ni' field l,t' Vecresca, ateIpp n.
he went from here To- Kirenan Z
TO visit a. uTc'e Pc inv's'ed a
few ihrusarc dollars in Channte
while here.
The Netsho County Republican
Certral Cen miitee will meet al the
Arlington H'tei. Erie. Rs. MONDAY,
Jan, % al 1880 O'Clock a. m. for the
purpose OF calling a cnnven ion 10
elect delegates Co the state conven-
ton ann transact other business
:. y. NATION. Sec.
The Southwestern Oil & Gas Co.
under the able management OF Supt.
crawford has become colossal and
hey are still developing. They be
,uu worI on their REV hol' Iues east
. town Wednesday murning. New
work viii be cone just ~ soon IS
The border vidette., 1904-11-26
Circulating Library

There is circulating library at the public school. presided over by Miss Jessup thirty minutes every week day, at which time anyone making applIca- ton can become a member There are fifty looks iu the library at present to select from. They will be here four months, when they will be exchanged for another set.
 The library is managed by the Bart lett Herd Land and Cattle company of Phoenix. assisted by the principals of the different public schools in the territory. Prof. Mcclure of the No gales schools is taking an active inter e=t in the proposition
The border vidette., 1904-11-26
Paid tine Bet

Thanksgiving Day the pleasant ranch home of Supervisor and Mrs. J. A. Harrison was the scene of a happy party of feasters, brought together to witness the payment of an election bet the loser of which was Mrs. Harrison, a loyal democrat who had wagered a turkey dinner with Mir. and Mrs Al Wood that majority of the demo- cratic county ticket would be elected Mrs Harrison lost and Thanksgiving 2 the following persons sat down to the s~ellest election bet ever paId in Santa Cruz county: MT: and Mrs. Al Wood, Mrs. Mary Wood. Mrs Jack Faulds, Master Jay Faulds. Miss Dan1els, Miss Hills. MT. and Mrs. J. A. Harri - son, Master Jim, Misses Virginia and Mary Harrison. None of them will forget that dinper.
The border vidette., 1904-11-26
PATENTS,
Arizona

PA ATENTS-Hazard < Harpham, Les Angeles Send for free hook patents
The border vidette., 1904-11-26
SCHOOL REPORT
Progress of NosaIes' Schools During
 Past Three Months

MORALES, ARIZ., Nov D, 1OO4- Tc THE HONORABLE BOARD OF TRUs- TEES. NoGALEs PUBLIC SCHOOLS, MORALES, ARIZ.
The border vidette., 1904-11-26
Old Glory.

Mir. R D. O'Neill, who is vice presi- dent of the Gold Mining Assurance company. is in the city for the pur- pose of purchasing supplies for his camp. which is located at the postoffice known as Old Glory, due south of here, and almost on the Mexican line, says the Tucson Citizen. The company of which the gentleman Is an officer is an of Indiana and Michigan capitalists and has only been in operation since last July. The proposition is a placer mine and tine company has 176O acres of ground in it's possession. "We are working fifteen men at present" said MT. O'Neiil yesterday. ''the principal thing under way just now being the construction of 100000 gallon reservoir, which will be in operation about the first of the year. Whether We can start woi k then remains to be seen, of course. We may have to wait for the rains next spring. We are also putting up d company store and cn office, and in short, are making pre- parations for lots of work, and the force will be increased just as soon as that is justified Our ground assays anywhere from ten cents up to 8 50 per cubic yard, or, we figure it, the average will run about S1 per yard. We have sunk numerous shafts and otherwise thoroughly tested the ground and are confident that we have a big proposition before us."
The border vidette., 1904-11-26
Additional Local.

A cock fight for a $2OO purse will be pulled off tomorrow at the Fav- orita pit in Nogales, Sonora.
 Can anyone tell what is the cause of the continual happy smile that spreads over Phil Herold's face? Wonder if anything is going to happen about mistletoe time.
 Monday Mrs. Ferd Van Mourick will return from a short visit with her mother at Dallas Mir. and Mrs. Van Mourick will occupy the handsome A. s. Noon residence. Someone was telling a goodjoke on Ranger Holmes the other night. Holmes was playing a slide trom- bone in band in Bisbee some time ago, when little girl said to her mother: Mamma, what does he swallow that for?' The mother replied, "because he has a taste for music"
 This morning at f o'clock Miss Mercedes Montague, al ged II years and ' months died at the home of her mother Mrs George Montague. The funeral will take place this afternoon at 3:30 from the family residence, under the direction of Theo. Gebler, the undertaken. Friends and acquaintances are re- spectfully invited to attend
 The hotel registeo of the Monte zuma shows that a large number of commercial men are constantly visiting the city This speaks well for the business outlook of Nogales. All of these men representing the big wholesale houses of the United States say that they are always glad to sell to the merchants here for they always pay their bills promptly.
 In no part of the world can any finer weather be found than we have been enjoying for tke past five weeks here in Nogales Here 1t Is the beginning of winter and over coats are seldom seen during the evenings. The health of the peo- pie is generally good there being but little sickness and that of a very light nature. This is ore of the greatest health resorts in the world
 Our fellow townsman, Bo. J. Whiteside will ask for the position of Sergeant at Arms of the Assem- ply when the legislature meets at Phoenix in January next. For the past twenty-four years MT. White side has labored for the cause of Democracy and there Is not man in the Territory of Arizona who is more deserving of reward than he We say to the members of the 23rd Assembly that they will make no mistake in selecting him for the place and that he will discharge the duties of Sergeant at Arms in a manner that will be a pride to them all.
The border vidette., 1904-11-26
STORM IS ARRESTED.
Yavepai County's Treasurer Is Sus-
 pected of EmbeZZiemcEt.

A special telegram from Prescott under the date of Tuesday, Nov. 22 says:
 "James P. Storm, former county treasu CT, who was found bound and gagged in the vault of his office Nov emDer 9th, the morning after election, and who reported that he had been robbed of SI5,O0O the day pr-vions by two men, and then placed in the vault in the condition found. where he claimed he had been for seventeen hours. was arrested yesterday morning charged with embezzlement.
 When on November l2th the grand jury adjourned until Monday. Novem- Der 2lst, committees were appointed to investigate various county offices and particularly the circumstances connected with the alleged robbery
 Many circumstances connected with the transaction did not harmoni.e with the story told by Storm. one in pdEIlCQldf III hC lao hAChCa OA1 the door of the vault at intervals all night to attract attention to hin
 The court house is located in the center of the plaza, the dimensions of which are 600 by 300 feet. When the bondsmsn were making investisa- tions they placed one of their number in the vault and locked 1t and had him kick on the door, and the noise made by him attracted the attention of peo pie clear across the plaza, who rushed to the court house. thinking the pris- oDers were attempting to break iail.
 Another circumstance which Storm was unable to explain satisfactorily was why he had the vault and safe open and the money exposed on a hol iday, particularly as he had just made his monthly settlement with the board of supervisors on the preceding duy,
 When he was found he told the off cers that when he went to the office just previous to the alleged robbery he took his coat of and sat down to read paper. When found he had his coat on. These and minor circum- stances aroused suspicion against him
 District Attorney E. s. Clark and Deputy J. E. Morrison and Sheriff Roberts have put forth every effort to zara|ol the my -s%ry. N large nunl- Der Of witnesses were examined by .he grand jury and their testimony taken by stenographer.
 The committee concluded its inves- tigation about II o'clock Monday night and discovered that the alleged shortage had existed in the office for some time, and complaint was imme diately sworn out by deputy sheriff charging Storm with embezzlement and warrant was issued for his ar rest
 The officer having the warrant wis ited Storms residence about midnight but failed to find him at home About o'clock he was found taking a late supper with some friends and he was taken to jail"