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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-07
LOST.

LOST Large leather pocket book
between skating rink and Kipling's
containing draft for $3.50 and check
for $40 and $40 in currency. Re
turn to R. B. CroweIl at N. NJ. NJ. L.
for liberal reward. 1914.
LOST:-Mare and road cart near
Made Tank. Return to Tom Duke,
Roswell for liberal reward. 62t2*
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-07

If the Federal government has the
power, as Mr.. McHarg asserts, to
sell the capitol building at Santa Fe,
then perhaps it may be able to pro.
coed with the Investigation of Lane
frauds in spite of Mr.. Falls prejudice
against Federal ''meddling'' with ter
ritorial affairs.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-07

ct is not Place, but Love, which
Makes Neighborhood," is the topic OF
one of our leading local ministers to-
morrow morning. There is a whole
sermon in the mere statement of the
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-07

1t begins to look as if President
Roosevelt would soon have a fight of
his own making in the territory-and
as if Governor Curry and the Attor-
ney General would be lined up on the
other side. If harmony in the old Re
publican organization is all the Presi-
dent wants, ne should recall his spe-
cial agents and let Attorney General
Fall do the investigating.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-07

j. p. Caurca's beautiful residence
on South Kentucky Ave- is offered
for sale for the first time. Business
reasons only induce Mr.. Church to
part with his fine home An excep-
tionally low price if taken in next 80
days. VIII be pleased to show it to
any prospective buyer, 20 S. Ken
lucky Avenue. 59tf.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-07
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS.

If the President himself splits up
me Republican party of New Mexico
on the question of federal interfer-
ence, he surely can't blame Governor
Curry for his own mistake.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-07

Eighty books were taken out of the
Carnegie Library Monday. This indi.
Gates that the public library still has
a mission in the world, notwithstand-
ing the prejudice of a few people who
think they have on their private
shelves all the books worth reading.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-07
School chlldren,s EYES.

Your child's eyes may be defective.
1t viii Isl you nothing to nave their
eyes examined by DIR. Hunsberger at
links Jewelry Store. Cots
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-07

No. 1872 (c)-Some splendid vacant
lots, web located. Also a nice resi-
denee. We can sell mis- property
cheap.
No. 32S.-60O acres land Az miles
south of Roswell. at a very special
bargain. Don't pass this up.
No. 342.-20 acres with artesian wa
ter, 6 room house, neal town. Splea-
did for gardening.
No. 72-320 acres within easy dis
lance Of Roswell. Splendid water
right sufficient for all of tract. Some
of land in cultivation. Let us snow
you.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-07

When the Record marks an article
Stolen" that means it was taken
from some a that marks all clip
pings Elk" We always credit in due
form when We know the real autaor.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-07

LET us be thankful that most of
us have to work. If everybody in
Kansas City had been busy Monday,
does anyone suppose there would
have been 259 cases in the police
court observation-disclosures City Times.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-07

NOTICE., Sam Wah have sold all
my interest in the laundry at 115 E.
End. st. to Jim Johnson, VINO took pos
session Sept. L. 59t6*
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-07

on the other nand, is reaching the
hearts of men women and children
at the close of each working day.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-07

Diamonds. Diamonds. Diamonds
/ have them cneaper.-L B. BoelIner.
Jeweler and Optician.
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ry. If the Fakir Journal damaged the
attorney generals reputation fifty
thousand dollars worth, is it all dam
aged, or has he more of it? The trou-
bles of the political future in New
Mexico may bring forth an occasion
when the Advertiser would like to
make a few remarks, if such remarks
will not cost too much, and it is wei.
to know just what a Republican poll
tician's reputation is worth anyhow
Albuquerque Advertiser.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-07

THE editorial u~tterances of the
Roswell Record continue to sound re
1igious, but we would like to know
merely as a matter of curiosity, just
what it's THINKS would sound like
Albuquerque Advertiser.
The Advertiser may laugh at the
religious one of the Record as much
as it pleases-but we kept on nam
mering until licensed gambling was
not only abolished in Roswell, but in
the entire Territory-and we shall
keep right IN believing that the peo
pie of New Mexico are greater than
any party organization or system OF
graft, and advocating honest govern
ment. We were laughed at for oppos'
ing licensed gambling. but the move
ment started by the Daily Record
resulted in a glorious victory for de
cency.
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TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN CARLTON
& BELL o6tf
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Classified "Ad5.'

3 CASH FOR SMALL ADS. s,
9 Small ads, under one dollar, g
g must be paid in advance. We 6
s. do this in order to avoid the 6
g keeping of many petty &C g
3 counts. If. 6
9 RECORD PUB. CO. g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
CURTAINS. DRAPERIES.
Sale Involving Lines of Particular Interest to
Summer Home Furnishers.

Preparations QUILTING summer homes
Upholstery store they
nilre section Tomorrow a PROMISING
unusual The products of fully dozen different
IL, ntP1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

C o r y Jessamsne /
brand. Sc. a can; dozen. /
S2C |
Lily White brand. zoe.
each: dozen -.- S 1. 1 Z
American Beauty. t2c.
Ia can. dozen .-.-- $ | SO
The famous Winorr
brand. kernelled. / &c.
per can: dozen ST. . I
TOMATOES ~ Hurlock
brand. best quality red
ripe stock; can. 1OC. II
dozen -...---- $ I ! 4
American Beauty brand.
extra large cans; choicest
selection OF whole Jersey
fruit. can. I &c. dozen.
S1.57
Cut String Beans. Jes-
samine brand; can. I 1C.;I
dozen -.-S 1 2
Petit Pois. American
Beauty brand. can. 1SC. :;
dozen -........- 50. 1 !
Jessamins Brand Sliced
Pineapple; per can. / 7c.|
dozen ........---.S j 30
Preserved Raspberries.
Wiesbaden style; pint can.
15C.; dozen --..S I 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

Jesscuine Brand Pears.
quart cans. fine. perfect
fruit: can. 24C.; dozen.
Lily White Brand Pears.
3-Ib. cans; finest fruit
packed; can. 29C.; dozen.
Jessamlne Brand White
Cherries. white. Royal
Anne: can. Sic; dozen,
LILY White Brand. Royal
Anne white Cherries. per
feet. large fruit. IN best
syrup; can. Soc: dozen.
S&.2I
Strawberries-Lily White
Brand, 2-ib- can, 24C.:
dozen -..........S 50. II
Jessamine Brand Aspar-
aEus. large can. white or
green; can. Sac: dozen,
SIS. 81
Lily White Brand; large
can. white or green: can,
SSc.. dozen SAB
Struggles Beans. Amer
lean Beauty Brand, can,
/ Sc: dozen ..--S2.O0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

Salt Nackerel. 5-Ib. kit.
&c. t0-Ib. kit. Sf.2A;
10Th. kit. No. I shore
mess. So. "a: 1O-Ib. lit.
bloater mess ..S s. IA
Yarmouth BIoaters per
can, 16C.; dczen cans.
ST 81
Finnan Haddocks. per
can. etc; dozen cans.
S2.46
Fresh Herring. per can.
Toe. dozen cans.
French SaTdines. Louis
Brand: = box. Zoe. doz-
en- .--...-.-..-....SS1.14
Jessamine Brand salmon.
lib. fiat cans. ice: dor
en- ----------------S2.1
Spinach. s-Ib. cans.
f4c. each: dozen. Sf.57
Pumpkin Golden: S-Ih.
cans. Zoe. each; dozen.
S1.1A
Squash (NaFrOWl: &Ih.
cans. 1OC. each; dozen.
S1.1A
Mushrooms. Hotel can.
1870; dozen So. II
ChOiX. can. 24c.. dor
en- .-..----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

SWISS AND .NAINsOOK EMRROlD-
cry EDGI%GS AID INSERTIONS.
- q inches wide. values up TO 39c
the :1....s.y yara d yat special ,.I' lOC to &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

NOOUET FURNITURE COVERINGS
suitable for touches. large arm chairs.
~ inches wide, value $500 a yard; sale.
TAPESTRIES IN two toned effects 90
inches wide predomiuatinE ColnrS are
r.a. green and blue; value 81 ga a yard.
sale ..-,-, y ] -
VERDURE TAPESTRY all good col
oriugs 30 in. wide. regular value 81 -
and s. ~: sale yard.
anu St49 and ST 50
SILK FINISHED ARNURES. 20 In.
wide: 81 - value, a ward ........ soc
IMITATION BAGpAD PORTIERES
computation stripes. fruged AT Top and
bottom. values s. 90 20 s. 80 pair sale
So OF. So IA ana S. 90
MFRCERlZEn LANPAS PoRFlFtES.
finished down front and at bottom With
fancy guimp fringe. values SloSO and
SI4OO the pair. sale
SIS "a and $40. "a
DOMESTIC BAGDAD Couch GOV
Frs. Coin wide. heavily fringed. $40
value: each .......,.,.. ....... SO "a
REVERSIBLE TAPESTRY TABLE
COVERS. IN Oriental and floral designs
frinred all around. 2x2 yards. So 81
2x2t. wards. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81
MERCFRIZED ARMT-RE TAPESTRY
TABLE COVERS all the newest color
inRs and designs, lisx1ia yards, s 80.
2x2 yards ..-..-.-.-- S I 50
FRENCH VELOUR TABLE COVERS
PLAN or figured centres rich coIorings
ilkx1's yards. S5.4S; 2x2 yards.
NOVELTY LACE CURTAINS g
louial designs; values $500 to $I6.C0
pair; sale S6.74 S12.74
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
TUESDAY



200 YARDS PRINTED MADRAS
su5tohie for Waists, CniIdren's Dresses
- cbt-t waist Suits. large assortment
- designs on white grounds lSe. Dc
yaiue. special Tuesday. a yard
. 600 YARDS OF Long CLOTH 90
.-h.e vide. lengths II 10 10 yards;
very soft hrish. special TUESDAY DC
a yard -.a...'-- .---' .'-.''''
on the First Floor
GENUINE PIN SEAL VANITY
RAGS" lcather-lined, strap back. in
- frame. with mirror and powder
DYr double clasps; black tan, blue,
i,Tovn ana green: were $40 6 Z O6
each special Tuesday........
SWISS AND .HAINsOOK EMRROID-
E-7y EpCI%GS AID INSERTIONS. 3
- g inches wide. values up TO 800.
the yard v.l special lOC to &c
on the second Floor.
woMEN's WAISTS. made OF white
lawn. trimmed with three rows of en-
broidery insertion down front. with
tucks between: tucked ack. col ODC
lar and cuffs Special Tuesday -
woNEN's WAISTS. made Of batiste.
entire yoke Pin tucked 10 form gradu
ated effect. clusters OF tucks on back:
tucked Collar and Guns spe- S1.4O
cial Tuesday ...-.--------.-. W
wOMEN's WAISTS. made Of sheer
lawn: entire front of embroidery insAr-'
tons. with collar ami cuffs 70 match:
tucked back. Special Tues GI GA
day ..--......--. ...-.-.- "
WOMEN's WAISTS. made or sheer
lawn: yoke formed Of Val. lace insrr-
lions; trimmed below yoke with large
embroidery medallion. finished with
two rows OF Val lace insertions. lace
trimmed collar and cuffs. g I OK
SpecjsI Tuesday .......-....- " - y
VOMEN'S SUITS. made Of novelty
mixtures tight fitting model; several
rows % seif-strapping, fun pleated
skirt: excellent vaiue at Is 1T
Sas 0e, special Tuesday ..- " We =
wOMEN'S SKIRTS. STRICTLY
HAED-TAILORED, made of all wool
Imported novelty fairies. dainty caecks
or stripes. eli lengths; $1,000 C6 NA
value. special Tuesday,. aEOo>
CHILDRFN'S tailored COATS.
made Of fine Atwood mixtures: double
breasted model tailored cuffs, collar
and pockets: sizes . 70 IA q DN
Gears: special Tuesday ....-. V-F'TC
9T-Tr,a at,,,. a - .,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
SPECIALS.

i ~ u 4 N .h--6A-L0
GIRLS NEW MODEL Box-PI.EAr.
ED pNE-PIECE DRESSES. made ~
excellent quality plain tan. rose and
que ch1mhray. rolling collar. three
quarter trimmed sleeve with n TEDDY
Bear embroidered on front; full skirt
hnis4ed with deep hem sizes 70 ~
.esfs $40 value; special CT O6
iu.SiHy '--...-............ " ~
BOYS RUSSIAN BLOUSE SUITS.
made Of nnc worsted newest shades OF
gray three patterns to select from. new
Eedel with long shawl collar. with en-
bi'm on shield and collar: hIoomer
trousers: sizes "a 20 years. G , An
- value, special Tuesday. UCo-tS
On the Third Floor.
MERCERIzED CROSS STRIPE CUR
TAINS. assorted colors all three yards
long, 81 - value special G1 D.
tuesday. a pair. -..--... ~ . S-S
SNOWFLAKE CROSS STRIPE CUR
TAINs. values 81 % 20 $500 a pair;
s9GsiaI Tpesaoy- a SOC to SS.AO
RUFFLED BOBBINET. 3O-in. wide:
with lace edge and insertion to match
value soc. 90 Toe. the yard: special
Tuesday a yard ..... SIC to 4AC
FANCY CURTAIN SWISSES. 80
inches wide. 22c value. special H.
tuesday. yard ..-.............. IN
REVERSIBLE MERCERIZED AR
MCRE TABLE COVERS heavy knotted
fringe. ilsxli% yds. 200 value special
Tuesday AZ S I 50; 2x2 yds.. e 40
50 value; special Tuesday. ~ 10Y
FRENCH TAPESTRY TABLE COW
Frs. floral designs. medallion centre.
extra heavy fringe 2x2 yards. GE Pa
value S7.25; Tuesday special. 0VS'%T
MADRAS CURTAINS, in combination
colorinEs including red and green. gel
low and red. green and yellow, black
and gold; value Sc. 70 Gs pair; q , "a
special Tuesday .........--.. we y
on the Fifth Floor
LA DISTTNGUIDAD PANATELAS.
made bv L. A. Kline Co.-au Ha-
vaEa h!ler AMI Havana wrapper; regu-
lar price 50 p for box OF 80; 81 40
special Tuesday -..-.....-.-. ~
MEMS RAINCOATS. made of Priest
ley's Craveaetted gray worsteds. In plain
or herringbone effects; cut 50 inches
long. full sweep; yoke lined with i'm
ported Venetian: inter.ining OF French
haircloth and shrunken can
vas: $500 Coats: special go EO
Tuesday ..-...-.....---- - ~
/ on sale MoudayE1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

crH1-ISE PIN SEAL VANITY
noes leather-lined, strap back. in
.i6e frame. with mirror and powder
80 double clasps; black. tan, blue,
brown ana green: were $549 S2 Of
earb. special Tuesday. .......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
EASTER
MILLINERY
EXHIBITION:
OPENING TUESDAY
MARCH 18Th.
Black Silks.
March Sale Involving Fully 100000
Yards Underprice. list

Standard Quality Black Silks including every deslr-
able WeaVe-Taffetas Satin MOusseline de Cyghe
Peau de Sole LOuisnes, Surahs, Faies Arrnures and
Our own Warehouses Black Silks the place Of
honor in the sale. We KNOW no better
Black Silks prOcurable even though pay very uch
more for similar qualities under another brand name
of Warehouses SILK is
he
al quai
some other
Moneybak finding
MATCHLESSLY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

SANONY BRUSSELS CURTAINS
values 50 TO $3I.00 a pair. sale
50 "A 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500 II
RCFFLED MARIE ANTOINETrE
CURTAINS. Colonial designs. value
So - 70 $40: sale s. 40 TO 81 %
RUFFLED ROBBINEF CURTAINS
edge and insertion 70 match: values So 90
20 81 20 a pair. sale.
ST. 50 to SO 81
ARABIAN BED SETS with heavy
festoon valance. large centre motif. some
with corner pieces and bolster sham 10
match. values $50 90 20 S27.7J; sale
St6-49 TO 500 IA
REVERSIBLE COUCH COVERS exact
copies OF Kelim Rugs. value ST.. ~: sale.
$40
THREE SPECIALS IN REAL BAG
DADS heavy embroidered stripes. vatue
$3.50 to S2l.OO each: sale.
IS 96 to Sf4 50
REAL BAGDADS. in plain coIors Of
red and green. heavily embroidered.
$ - value at.-.--.--.- --..-.. So "a
FOUR-FOLD SCREENS. with missi,n
frames. covered with red or green burlap.
SI2.75 vaIus at......--..... $40
FOUR FOLD SCREENS. mission
fancy tapestry panel top: value $l3 81. az
SIS. 50
OPAQUE SHADES. mounted on good
spring rollers ward wide BY two yards
long: value nc. each. Mt -..... .... &c
HOLLAND WINDOW SHADES. same
* above; value CSC. each. at. see
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
WOMEN'S WEAR
Handsome Gowns Ready-tO-Wear Are
a Feature of Present Displays ?,

models that
elegant as any costume you can have made TO order
select readN-tO-N|eaP stocks
absolutely satisfactory fit
nakEue
o
dresSnaBers: quite
mai
and you get One-third One-half less money.
centred attention this order making?
disappointed
seeking fine imported model inexpensive
might
confident
safsf
- Costume prices S31.74 70 S226 90 ~
- Special show Rooms Second Floor. Sl--11-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
Austrian China Dinner Sets.
100 Pieces. Special at so.o7

Neatly decorated Set-Pink floral design, handles
decorated with gold. Not long Austrian
China Sets OF this character been offered for such
modest Other Dinner Sets in the sale:-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-18
$500

We have been instructed by eli.
cnt about TO leave for the Coast to
place his home on the market
The property is located in Makiki.
within half a minutes walk Of the
car line. and is surrounded by fine
residences.
Lot is 80 1875 House contains
psrlor. drawing room, dining room.
z bed rooms. bath room. kitchen. &c.
The entire house is mosquito proc
and wired for electricity. Gas mains
PASS the door.
Guests cottage. Servants quar-.
tiers. Fern house. Stable.
The entire property is in unusual.
iy good condition. and we shall take
pleasure in shown. il 10 anyone.
$35OC.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-18
KAMEnAMEnA ALUMNI

The meeting of the SONS cot Kane.
hamcha AZ their club house CON fort
street Friday night was Euory ful
throughout Many of the older boys
who absentod thcmsolyos from the
former meetings turned uut last night
TO take part In malAing suggestions.
The subject matter of the meeting was
60 arrange for the transportation OF
W. Is. Olcson. the first principal ui the
kamehamoha manual and Mrs. Oleson.
who also taught In the early part OF
the school. from the coast 10 Honolulu.
Many suggestions We're offered and
finally resulted In the appointment Of
President Horner OF tho Kamshame-
has. John u. Wise and Harry Aud. as
committee 10 select twenty mine sub
committeeman. 10 be- composed of one
from each graduating class and nine
from the UNDER raduates. President
Hornor. chairman OF the selecting COM
mittee invited all the kamehamehas
Ia the schod dining room next FRI
day night. where the committee will
make It's report Cooperation of the
girls of Kanehameha has been re-
quested and . general turnout g. eX.
pected ON Friday night
John II. Wise WAS appointed man
ager Of the Ksnehameha baseball team
Tor the year pO7.
The school slee club under the lead.
ership of Livingston rendered very
good Hawaiian program ana the meet.
ing came To . close after refreshments
had been serted
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-18
The
Marathon Mystery
N Story Of Manhattan
BY BURTON f. STEVENSON
Author Of The neIIsdsy Case
cssyrIfsr. 1909. ~ H.s,Y HsB o. cs~ss.>

fTy- CONN.,. dTIIITTH.5 I"f s0.il" iii-
mute object which De- failed 10 hnd.
out on the pier again De- stood. booking
up aud down With mougiiiiui lace.
"Pshaw" De said suddenly
might have known I "ns just wasting
my time Ia there. Come this way Les.
ter"
lie hurried back through the boat
hOuso and down 10 the beach Along
the edge Of Il be- walked. scruunizing
every iBciI Of the sand. suddenly be
stopped. with a little cry Of triumph,
aud caught ~ small bottle. IL was
quite empty. lie removed tie cork
shifted u aud replaced u quickly.
'DO you mean 10 say. Godfrey" de.
manded Ia establishment. that you
have been looking for That bother
ITS precisely wliat I've been look.
Ing for De returned eXnlthntiy ANA
I've learned 0n" iline-heNer 10 MS
trust logical Deduction No" JET :
go back 10 tue house. Anu lhOhIas'
be added 10 our gulde' ihhe us paek
by The way That wiz bring US opposl''
the room occupied by Mr. Ircinhlne.
AN right. SIR snih Thomas ms
room was righi h"ht 10 hr' prs an'i' >
10 tl' east w'ng-llerc u u now SIT.
III mira ana iOurti WINDOWS 'nI VI
end
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-18

4 machln, which threads 1000
needles a miiute n NJ work in "A Swiss
factory. The purpose Of the machine
is to thread needles that are placed
afterwards II loom for making lace.
The device is almost entirely auto
matte. Il tIkes the needle. carries II
along. thre,ds II, ties the knot, cuts
the thread m q uniform length, then
carries the needle across AN open
space. and places II in a rack. The
work Of theading these needles was
formerly done by hand.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-18
DR.. I. Uemura.

Physician and Surgeon; Specialist
eye diseases. ONCE. Beretania near
Nuuanu. Hours: s to II a. m, 7 to
Sp, N. Telephone Main 400. Office
King mr. Alapai; hours: To 3 pm.
Telephone White 4e6.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-18
CONTINUED from Friday

CONTINUED from Friday
Godfrey had listened with a face iIard
as steel. lie turned away without an
sWerng. and Hs We went down the
street together ! saw that this new de
yciopment puzzled and worried him
sOrely. That Miss Croydon should think
Drysdale guilty. even FOR an instant
was incouceiyable!
We made our way to the nearest hO-
tel and engaged a trap aud while IL
was getting ready ordered light
lunch. Godfrey ate In thoughtful -.
lence: ns for me. 1 confess that saw
little ground for that conviction be had
expressed 30 confidently. that we could
prove our clients innocence. I Was
forced 10 admit that Ia look at Drys-
dale no one would believe him capable
Of such a crime. But. then, for that
matter 10 look nj TremaiDe. who would
believe him capable Of ~ Put the two
men before a jury and Tremaine would
come On yictsr every time IL becomes
instructive IN time for n lawyer 30 Try
10 look M bis cases with an average
iury's eyes-he must see them as those
: twelve men In the box viii see them
and applying that method now II was
very evident 90 me mat the chance OF
clearing our client WIS very slim in
deed.
The trap came around 90 the door,
aud In a moment we were OF along the
sandy road. ~ last We swung down
before the door nj Edgemere A man
ran out 10 hold our horse. We asked
for Mr.. DelrOy, aud q servant who had
been stationed In the ypstibulc took In
our cards. lie returned Immediately
| and conducted Ms 10 the library. Del.
| roy came forward 10 meet NJ. our cards
| In bis hands, a curious look Of doubt
and perplezity upon biz cOuntenapce.
NY dear Godfrey" be began. Il
| didn't Ike 10 refuse 10 zee sou. aud yet
rye declined 10 talk To repJrterB"-
"YOg'rc not talking b. one now, Mr..
| DelrDy." broke 10 ny companion. I've
come dJwn purely In Drysdale's be-
half Of course ~ write 49, TIE story
" ! succeed 10 getting him OF. but I'll
not use anything ! learn hero Ia that
way"
"Oh. that's al right then" and Del.
roy brolthil y slgi u relief Glad
10 zee you And you. too. SIR. Lester"
Mr.. i.osi"r II Dryslllc's counsel"
explained ny companion. "Bciwecn Us
we're going 10 see TINT i.r's cleared Of
this ridiculous chnrgc."
"Ycs, bop" you VIII 81 down.
wont yOuf ridiculous, that's the word
Tor H. .nd yoi." lac added. passing bis
hand before h'F eyes IN n dnZcd way,
thee are ~ many pJInts Of evidence
which seem un"XplSlnablc that I've
| grown gidJr ihInklng about them. It's
such terri5ln thing my wife IL quite
paOs;rntcd. even n little dclirIous nj
shines: her ulster IL almost III; we've all
Dccl terribly upset"
NO ioujt." nodded Godfrey. his
face curiDTsly intrnt were not 90
,ER 10 trouble you much now. Mr.. Del
roy. The only thing should Ike you
10 No Is 10 give ~ an account Of al
that happened that evening. hop'
you Will do that"
"Ycs, III he glad 10 do that" And Ia
proceeded 10 tell In detail the story tn
reader already knows.
There's one thing" said GOdfrc!
when II was ended. rs II true tina
Miss Croydon seemed 10 believe Drys
dale guiltyT
Yes" answered Dclroy, "for an In
slant she did, but she explained 10 M
Iftcrwnrd that she thought IL was Ire