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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-02-28

The said district includes the follow.
ing described lands:
Lots S-9 l0-ll-l2, Block 2. PENN
Addit on to Richland. containing O 4
'tcre. of which you are the owl er or
r.puted owner.
W. S. jenkins. County Auditor.
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ny OF Lot 4, containing l3. 90 acres
of Section 2, township 8 north Of
range %, W M OF which you are the
owner or reputed owner.
w S jenkins, County Auditor.
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Friday, February Fl, 1907

n. r. 2S F.. W. NJ thence n dog
min. E $3.50 feet. thence N dee
IL min. F.. 4S2.6 feet. to point or
north line Of section 10. + 9 N. r. ~
t. W. NJ 200 min. East Of n w cor
ner of said section 10. thence.N so deg.
IS min. + 213.4 feet. thence N 81 deg
10 min. f oOS feet: thence 5 81 deg.
II min. L 30, feet. thence $ 50 deg
So min f 313 feet: thence n II deg
10 min F.. 3o4 feet; thence n deg.
Ii min. F. 544 feet: thence \. GO deg.
80 min. F.. GA feet. thence : 81 deg,
Is min. f. 2S6 feet: thence s. 10. deg.
10 min F. 3l2 feet: thence S ~ deg
l6 min. f. 644 feet: thence S. 60 deg
81 min. f. Pa feet: thence N 40 deg.
ID min. F.. o3l.S feet: thence N. - deg.
30 min. r. 37CS feet to Columbia River.
The Ii dist ict includeS the follow
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to point 80 IT. east and SO feet Nortl
OF corner between sections 1O-11. T
N. x. Is r. w. NJ: thence N. dec
min. f $500 feet. thence N de-
II min. f. 1926 feet. to a point q,
ncrth line of section 10. T 9 n. r. os
r. w. M. 206 min. East Of n w cor
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NOTICE OF HEARING

NOTICE OF HEARING
In the matter OF the Richland
Drainage District. District No. 3,
Benton County, Washington.
To w w FELTON,:
TAKE NOTICE.: That the County
Engineer has filed his report and return
of schedule for the lots and lands and
public or corporate roads or railroads
that would be benefited by the improve
ment and made an estimate of the total
number of acres to be improved by the
construction of said ditch and the speci-
f1cation of the manner in which the inn
provements are to be made and COM
pleted the estimated damages that will
accrue to each piece of land by reason
Of said improvement. together with the
plat. profile and report Of same and the
Board Of County Commissioners Of BEN
ton County have fixed Monday. the
md day of March. a. u. 1908. at 10
o'clock A. NJ. at the Court House at
Prosser. Washington. as the time and
place for hearing said report.
The route of said drainage ditch is
as follows:
Commencing at point 50 feet east
from the 4 corner between sections
IA and Is. T. north r. % F. W. NJ;
running thence N 0 deg. 2 min. f.
1886 feet to point 80 feet east of
the section corner between sections H.
l1-l4-15 7 N r % f. w. NJ; thence
running N deg min. F. 1915 feet.
thence S SO deg. Is min. F.. 1919 feo:.
thence S IS deg. AZ min f 3l1S feet
thence N ~ deg. o5 min. F. 1912 feet
thence N . deg. IA min. f 642 feet
thence N 10 deg 10 min. w 800 feet
thence N As deg. min. w 1914 feet;
thence N deg. 5 min. F. 1864 f..
thence S SO deg. min. w 312.3 it.
to 4 point 80 TT. east and So feet North
~ hAkrr
9 n. r. IS f. w. NJ; thence r. q deg
1 min. F. $3.50 feet. thence N deg
IL min. F. 1925 feet. to Il point on
north line of section 10. r n. r. 2S
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NOTICE OF HEARING.


In the matter Of the Richland
Drainage District, District No. 3
Benton County, Washington.
To Mrs. Mary e. Mckinney and
I"o ~" Mckinney her husband:
TAKE NOTICE: That the County
Engineer has filed his report and return
of schedule for the lots and lands and
public or corporate roads or railroads
that would be benefited by the improve
ment and made an estimate of the total
construction of said ditch and the speci-
fication of the manner in which the i'm
prOvements are to be made and COM
pleted the estimated damages that will
of said improvement. together with the
plat. profile and report Of same, and the
Board Of County Commissioners Of Ben
ton County have fixed Monday. the
o'clock A: NJ. at the Court House at
Dresser. Washington. AS the time ami
nlace for hearing said REPORT
The route of said drainage ditch is
rs follows:
Commencing at point 30 feet east
md 1854 feet north deg. min. F
from the y corner between sections
IA and Is: T. north r. % T.. w NJ.
r rHnrinf fse thence m No. n deg min: T.
the section corner between sections TO-
l1-14-13 T N r 20 e. W. NJ: thenca
running N deg. min. f 1915 feet,
thence S SO deg. Is min. f. 1919 feet.
thence ; s. deg. ~ min. f 3lOS feet
thence ~ deg. SIS min. + 1912 feet
thence n deg. IA min. f 642 feet
thence 10 deg. 10 min w 300 feet
thence n IS deg. min W 231.4 feet:
thence n deg. 3 min. f 1854 it.:
thence SO deg. min. w 312.3 #
to point 80 IT. east and go feet North
Of u corner between sections lO-11. n
n. r. IS f. w. NJ; thence N deg
min. E $3.50 feet. thence N dec
II min: E. 1926 feet. to point O,
north line OF section 10. T N. R. 2s
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- MIN. + 5 IUO 1pet 10 COIUrlDla ftINtT.
The said district includes the follow
ing described lands:
NWA OfN VIZ OF Sec 2, Town
ship 8 north of range %, e W m, con-
tanning 81 IS acres OF which YOU are
the owner or reputed owner.
w 8 Jenkins, County Auditor.
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thence n IS deg min. w 1914 feet:
thence n 0 deg. 5 min. e SO IT.;
thence s SO deg min. w 3l2.3 IT..
to n point 80 IT. east and 80 feet North
OF a corhc.' between sections 10-1.' 4
Q N r. 20 f. w. NJ: thence n. deg.
min. f $3.50 feet. thence n do%.
II min f.. 1925 feet. TO n point on
north line of section TO-. II . N. r. 2S
f.. w. NJ 206 min. East Of w cor
Of on 10. thence n 24 II..G
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NOTICE OF HEARING.

In the matter of the Richard
Drainage District, District No 3,
Benton County, Washington.
To Henry Hener and Jane Doe
Hener his wife.
TAKE NOTICE: That the County
engineer has filed his report and return
OF schedule for the lots and lands and
pubic or corporate roads or railroads
ment and made an estimate of the total
number OF acres to be improved by the
construction Of said ditch and the speci-
ncation OF the manner in which the i'm.
pleted the estimated damages that will
accrue to each piece of land by reason
OF sald Improvement. together with the
R,a.; prone f and report Of same, and the
tor County have fixed Monday. the -
no day OF March. a. -. 1903 at 10
o'clock A; NJ. at the Court House at
l,rosser. WASHINGTON. as tho time and
place for hearing said report
The route of said drainage ditch "a
as follows: :"
Commencing at a point 80 feet east
ma 1914 feet north 0 deg 2 min. F..
t'% and ne Is s0 nosf, between sections
cunning thence 0 deg. 2 min. =.
?"466 feet to a point 80 feet east Of
me, ,1 section 81 corner between sections TO-
r .,!dia X IS E. w. NJ: thence
running deg. min. F. 9S7.5 feer
thence SO deg. Is min. f. 1919 feet
.i Is deg. ~ min. 3108 feet.
.nence N ~ deg. 90 min. F. 1912 feet
.Eence deg. II min. F. 64e feet.
thence n 10 deg. 10 min w 900 feet
thence n AZ deg. 2 min w 1914 fent:
hence deg. 9 min. 1854 IT.:
hence S So deg. S min. " s12.s IT..
. point 80 it. east and SO feet North
" corner between sections 1911. n
N. r. IS f. W. M: thence N. dog
, MN: $3.50 feet thence N 0 deg.
Lorth line Of section 10. T 8 n. r. %
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NOTICE OF HEARING

In the matter OF the Richland
Drainage District, District No 3,
Benton County, Washington.
TO X. &. Bellen and Jane Doe
Belden. his wife:
TAKE NOTICE: That the County
Engineer has filed his report and return
Of schedule for the lots and lands and
public or corporate roads or railroads
that would be benefited by the improve
ment and made an estimate Of the total
number of acres to be improved by the
construction Of said ditch and the speci-
fcation of the manner in which the i'm
prOvements are to be made and COM
pleted the estimated damages that will
accrue to each piece of land by reason
OF said Improvement. together with the
plat. profile and report of same, and the
Board OF County Commissioners Of Ben
ton County have fixed Monday. the 9Th
~ of March A. -. 1913 at 10
o'clock A. NJ. at the Court House at
Prosser. Washington. rs the tire and
Place for hearing said report.
The route of said drainage ditch is
as follows:
Commencing at point 80 feet east
and 1914 feet north deg min F.
from the Y corner between sections
II and Is. r. 3 north r. 2S r. W. M
running thence N deg. min. F
1906 feet to a point 80 feet east of
the section corner between sections 10
l1-14-15 r Q r aS F. w NJ thanco
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-06

on marriage licenses to take place
soon.
That lot of people are glad the
Thaw trial is over, without regard
to the verdict.
And that they think this a dis
grceful matter which has been
tluanted before the public in red
head lines by the yellow journals of
the country for almost long enough.
That the recent special edition
of the Republican reflects great
credit upon the publisher.
Especially when his limited ia
cilities for printing are taken into
consideration.
That travelling salesman of the
masher kind, who has been ''mak-
ing" Mountain Home for some time,
got off the train here few days
ago.
And saw standing on the plat
form a young lady acquaintance,
whom some of the other girls say,
has forgotten to have any birth
days for several years.
That he sailed up to her with
one of his most melting smiles and
the remark: cit is so good to meet
old friends again.
That the mercury dropped to
about ls degrees below zero, and
she frozc him With one look.
And now he is wondering why.
That if naybody's name is men
toned in this column it is because
we are we'll paid for it.
That there are lot of names not
mentioned in this column because
we are better paid not to.
The members of the mechanical
, department of the Maverick ar,
wearing broad smiles on their face
! these days and taking all the CT
CARS offered.
That they report the arrival of
r I500-pound folding machine Satur
day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
: That both machine and operator
: are doing nicely.
: That new addition to Mountai
Home which was plated and place
e on the market recently, is almos
e entirely sold out and at price
: which made some of the old timer
sit up and take notice.
d That people who have watche
II the development of other section
e less favored than Mountain HON,
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-06
With THE CHURCHES.
Congregational Chucrh.

The celebration of the 27th an
niversary of the Christian Endeavor
movement last Sunday evening was
of much interest to the large con-
gregation. Miss Ethel Rub-ry, the
president, presided. H. c. Biz.
ney offered prayer. ]. M Over
read the Scripture. Miss Beulst
Coates gave song recital. Rev
Mason spoke on THE Heart o.
Christian Endeavorers Mr.. Nor
rell on, "What Christian Endeavor
ers Can Do for Young People >
Miss Ethel Rubery on "The Pas
Year in Christian EDdeavor;" Mrs
c. E. Mason on, THE Christian
Endeavor Field" The chorus rem
dered excellent music, being rein
fol- ced by the gentlemen, Shonecke
Pickerel, Osborne and Pascoe. o.
account of sickness several special
were omitted. A special collec
ton for missions was taken. Th
program closed with the Idah
State Endeavorers song.
Rev. Timothy Thirlowa
preached in the forenoon on tn
theme, Acquaintance with God,
ripe, strong sermon out of his 2
years of age and so years of gospt
ministry
The monthly missionary NEE,
ing with Mrs. Mason, Thurs
day, was largely attended thong
the weather was cold. An inetesi
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-06
Or two quarts of Mumm's Extra

Or two quarts of Mumm's Extra
Dry.
J would not want the flame out
quite,
For maybe on some cold, dark
night
'Twould bleze away up high and
then
Ben Ross would put it out again.
That over quarter of million
dollars worth of Mountain Home
farming lands have been sold by one
Seattle firm in the last few months.
That the sheriff was seen walk
ing down the street the other morn
ing with man who made a noise
like coal HEAVIER.
Some people are of the opinion
that it portended no good for one of
our leading local industries.
That almost every one in Noun
tain Home subscribcs to the Maver-
lex and those who do not borrow it
from their neigbors.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-06
Baptist Church.

The Baptist Ladies Missionary
circle met with Mrs. DR.. Walter
on Tuesday afternoon and enjoyed
helpful and pleasant afternoon.
Almost the entire enrolment of
members were present besides sew
eral visitors. Mrs. Susan Chat in
presented the theme of Restriction
and Legislation, as regards the
problem of immigration. Mrs. Fred
Hall read an interesting accour t If
how the immigrants spent Christ
mas on Ellis Island.
The mite boxes were opened and
a goodly sum was found tor the
work of missions. Each member
responded with verse of Scripture
when she presented her box.
At the close of the program the
hostess served a dainty lunch. 1t
was most enjoyable affair.
The young people of the Baptist
church held their regular monthly
business and social meeting at t e
home of Mr.. Groefsema last Mon
day night. About forty were pres
ent. Four were receivd into the
society. Arrangements we're made
for a Valentine social to be held
at the home of John Crutchfield,
Feb. IA. AT the close of the bust
ness session, refreshments were
served and jolly time INDUCED in
until ten O'Clock, when all went
home.
The services at the Baptist church
next Sunday will be held as usual.
If arrangements can be made anc
the bapistry equipment put in con.
, dition, it is hoped to have baptism
, III the evening. The work move.
on steadily; one was received int,
, the membership at the prayer ser
, vice last Wednesday night. Sunda,
night the pastor will speak on, ~
, Triumph of FAITH In the morn
. ing he will continue to speak OF
, the series of Every Day Duties. >
} The Ladies' Aid society meets
| with Mrs Dean Hamilton at tn,
parsonage and will celebrate hei
: birthday with social time Thurs
: day afternoon. A delightful time
] is anticipated as these events are
: always heartily entered into.
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THEY SAY *

That while a lot of the old timers
were shivering around these frosty
mornings some of our good citizens
from North Dakota were wearing
smiles on their faces as big as So
cent pieces because it reminded
them Of the early fail weather back
in their dear old Fargo, N. d.
That the financial stringency has
practically unstringed as far as
Mountain Home is concerned.
That th-re really never was any
financial stringency here as COM
pared with other sections of the
country.
That Mountain Home will never
be subject to financial panics be-
cause IL has back OF it the of the
richest stock-growing and agricul-
tural sections in the country.
That the dance given at the Opera
House Friday evening was one mos
enjoyable that has taken place this
winter.
That our popular dancing teacher
Miss Lila Eaton will give dane
ing party in honor of her class a
the Opera House on Feb. IL.
That it promises to be one of the
leading society events of the season
That a party TO four young people
from Mountain Home drove to
dance given at farm house few
miles from the city, last week.
That one of the young ladies re
fused to ride on the front sea
when she found that her escor
could not drive with one hand.
That il is strange what quee
notions some girls have in thei
heads.
That Charles L. Sawyer, VIII
owns l2OO-acre ranch near Noun
tain Home, is planning to set 10
acres to orchard next spring
That fruit tree statesmen repoi
extensive sales of apple trees fc
spring planting.
And predict that Mountain Hon
will become one of the leadiu
fruit-growing sections of the Norti
west
That a number of Mountain Hon
young men have been up to Il
court house recently pricing ma
riage licenses.
That in view of the so-sl Ill
money stringency County Audit
Smith has promised cut price So
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-06

say there will be great things doing
in city real estate here in the near
future.
And those who get in now on the
ground floor are going to be long
on the coin of the realm presently.
Freight shipments over the Ore
gon Short Line arr less than one
half as heavy as they were three
months ago.
That the Short Line has layed
off over S, 900 men and other rail-
roads fully as many or more.
That young man from near
Mountain Home, blushing clear
down under his collar, walktd into
the county auditors office few
days ago just when Auditor Smith
happened to be making out license
of Sonic sort.
That he guessed he would take
zone of them licenses. -
That the auditor with his Usual
expc accomodstingosity
quickly made out the license, COL
lcctedthe fee and sent the young
man on his way rejoicing.
In few moments the young man
/ returned but with fire in his eye.
4 don't want non- Of these here
huntin' licenses, he fairly shout
ed 81 want somctbin' | can get
married on.'' Wher the necessary
information had zen secured tc
give the young man something tc
get married ON the auditor cx-
prcsesed his regrets at having beer
the means of postponing anyone:
connubial felicity and murmurec
something to the effect that if he
had stopped to think he would have
known that it wasn't a hunting
license that was wanted as it i.
against the law to hunt deer nov
, and that anyway the blush1nI
youngster had probably found hi
already.
: That a shaggy haired individual
5 while engaged in plotting schooner
: across local bar a few evening
ago, was suddenly taken i'll Wit
a the following result:
IL | had only one desire
'Twould be my soul would catch
on fire;
And could not control the
u flame
= Except by drinking good chan
y paigne
: And when my soul got good an
s hot
I'd ask Ben Ross to reach the
q spot
IS With some Of his good Rock an
> Rye,
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ing program. The next meeting
will be held with Mrs. Cryus Carr.
The Ladies Aid society meets
this week Thursday in the vestry.
The Jenny Wrens met Tuesday
after school with Mrs. Mason.
The L. T. L. meets this Friday
after school at the church.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-06
Excursions to Laramie, WyO.

For Wyoming Wool Growers
Associations Meeting, January Stn~
and 9th, limited January 18th. See
o.. S. L. agents for rates and fur
Their particulars. 36-37
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-06
Excursions to Denver

For Western Live Stock Show
and Meeting National Live Stock
Assn, January 18th and 18th
limited, January 9th. See O.S. L.
agents for rates and particulars.
35-37
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-06

XX7e carry everything in light
w and sheet hardware. We
beat the world for prices on
barb or any kind of fencing
wire. We buy in car lots.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-06

WE are exclusive agents for
w the Giant Powder Co.
We buy both black and Giant
powder in car lots. Hence we
can sell you cheaper.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-08-02

Jas. Mitchell returned home 10 Fl.
Worth yesterday, accompanied by his
niece Miss Deeci Weddington, who
will visit there.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarke Winslow re
turned to Galveston yesterday after a
pleasant visit Of some days 10 rela'
lives. Mr. and Mrs, w. J. Walker
here.
Mrs. A. w Royder, the guest OF
Mrs. ID, u. Dawson, returned to Well
born yesterday. accompanied by Miss
Maggie Dawson, who will visit her
there.
Mr.. II. II. Brogdon of the little Braz'
os bottoms IL making arrangements
for the removal OF himself and family
60 Beaumont nc an early date, where
they will locate permanently,
Jno. NJ Caldwell returned from
Houston yesterday, whore he had been
60 purchase a fun line OF handpaint'
ed china of the celebrated Pichard
line. which far surpasses anything
ever shown In Bryan. 200
Rev. ]. H. Turrentine returned from
Wixon yesterday. where he had been
conducting n very successful meeting
during the last week. As a partial re-
suit of the meeting, 20 members were
received into the Methodist church
and into the Free Baptist There
was also organized good Sunday
school. and the community generally
revived
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-08-02
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The delegates to the county con
vention assembled In the court house
at . D. M. yesterday afternoon, but
the county executive committee did
not finish its canvass ,of the returns
until an hour later A few minutes
after o'clock, County Chairman John
Parker called the convention to order
and read the list OF delegates as fol
lows;
Millican-G, w. Dunlap. e. II. Ar.
rington, u. NJ. Curd, X, T, Williams.
Wellborn-W n. McVey A. II,
Eayes, ID, r. Lee,
College A. H. Royal, w c. Boyott,
Frank Stasnoy A. J, Tabor Jr
Harvey h, w. Peters. q, l.. An.
drows, c. s. Jones.
Kurten William Manther Ross
Stephenson, A. Moore, NJ, h. Casters,
j H. Hearn.
Cottonwood Leon Holden, Jeff Cas-.
ties, Bill Blanton.
Edge-P. W. Frame J. II, Henry.
" G.. Lewis.
Bats Store $. u. Martin, J. c.
Blume. G. A. Glenn, Nose Lipscomb.
John laswick,
City Hall-John X. Parker John
Fcttle, Frank Clark, j, Il, Butler ].
s Moorng Jr, q, s. Parker J, +.
MaloneN j. H. Lawrence, Geo, w.
Smith, J. W, poromus, J, X, Malonoy.
Court House W G. Davis. I, 4.
Boyett, j, h, Astin. r. G, oliver, Juo.
N. Lawrence, l.. L. McGmnis. J, II.
Astin. T. c. Nunn, b. W. Crcnshaw,
II. G.. Rhodes, NJ =. nausby
Organization was objected by elect.
INK j. T. Malonyy chairman, and
Frank Clarke, secretary,
The chairman announced that the
business before the convention was
the election OF delegates to the State.
the senatorial the congressional and
the judicial conventions, ON motion
duly seconded aud adopted the chair
named a committee of three TO pre-.
pare and report TO the convention
lists Of delegates TO each OF the sew.
oral conventions The committee Is
as follows; Seth Moorng, Lum Hold.
en- and Nose lipscomh. Il was an.
nouuCed that the basis ot representa-.
ton was one vote for each 500 votes
cast In the primary election
The committee reported the follow.
INK as delegates to the State conven.
ton; c. $ Parker, J, r, Butler, J. r.
Maloney Altonates; j. l., Fountain.
r. NJ, Carbon, nr J, T. Eaycs,
The delegates to the senatorial con.
vpntion are G, A. Glenn, Cy koontz.
WIN Mont. Altcnatcs: Geo, Smith.
Frank Clark, T. 4. Boyett
The delegates to the congressional
convention are; ] r. Astm. !. X.
Parker Seth Mooring Alteruates,
Nose Lipscomb, Lem Holden, A, w
Roydor.
The delegates TO the judicial con.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-08-02
strikin1ly Similar.

Chicago, Aug Suikingly similar.
ly In the circumstances regarding the
disappearance Of Veronica Cassidy, a
twelve year old girl who left her
home with n man. who gave his name
as - L. Blair" and those In the
case OF the murder OF Eleanor Maud
Fuller at san Francisco In January,
1909, by a man of the name Of
Charles A. Hadloy, cashier in news.
paper office, led the Chicago police
20 the belief that the abductor in both
eases may have been Identical
The Cassidy girl answered news.
paper advertisement for a companion
Tor an elderly woman and was allow.
ed by her mother TO go with the man
who called at her home, 1884 Peoria
street In response, since which time
trace OF her has been lost The Full.
or girl answered similar advertise
ment and was taken by Hadley to a
flat. five days later the girl being
found strangled to death,