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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18
TWO LITTLE GIRLS
PAINT THE CHAPEL RED

Princeton. n. J.. Dec. 1S.-The stu
dents and faculty of Princeton Theolog-
ica seminary awoke yesterday to
find Millar chapel and the other build
ings of the seminary daubcd with red.
Last night 1t was discovered that the
painting had been by two girls. each
about l3 years of age One was Miss
Elizabeth Howe. daughter OF Emerson
Howe. n prominent resident of Prince
ton, and the other was Miss Catherine
Trowbrldge. daughter OF Prof. Trow-
bridge OF Princeton University Miss
Howe said they had only done 1t for
fun"
Both girls were repentant and much
worried.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18
BLIZZARD IN NEW MExICo.

albuquerque. n, NJ. Dec 1s-All New
Mexico is IN tho grip of one of the
worst billiards. in years Tho tempera-
ture is below zero In many parts OF
northern and central New Mexico and Il
heavy snowstorm has been raging for %
hours.
ported by freezing.
The snowfall in the mountains north
and east of here Is the heaviest for
years.
Traffic over the Santa Fc railroad Is
demorallzed and snowplows are at work
in all directions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18
REpucEp RA1LnoAp kArEs.

The local roads will give one fare for
the round trip during the remainder of
the month. as follows All over the
state. Dec. is. and on the 18th inst TO
points in the southern part OF the
state: Dec. 2425 and Jan. /. for the
holidays. all over the state: for the
Woolgrowers' convention at Ogden.
Jan. 5-S good To the 10th inclusIve; for
the Teachers convention. Dec. 26-2S,
good for the return until Jan 8.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18
NEW ABERDEEN BRANCH.

The grade OF the Aberdeen Moreland
branch of the o. S. L. has just been
completed. after six months work, and
when the rails are laid one OF the
finest agricultural regions of Idaho will
be opened up. The line Will be 30 miles
long, leaving the Mackny branch line
at Moreland. Owing to delays In Sc
curing steel rails, IL may be several
months before the new line is ready
for operation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18
RICH CHINESE BOYS
STUDYING ENGLISH

Seattle. >wash.e-Dec. 1S,-Fourteen- rich
Chinese boys. who came 10 Seattle last
have taken steps to incorporate a pri-
vnte school under the state laws and
TO devote themselves to the study OF
English In order TO cnter the state uni
versity next fall 1t is expected that
the school Will be made permanent and
that there Will be a constant flow of
Chinese students to It. a large party OF
Chinese sirl-students Is expected to ar
rive soon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18
HIS nUNDREDrH BIRTHDAY.

La Porte. Ind. Dec 1S.-Joseph Lo-
max. now making his home with his
daughter In Indianapolis, Sunday VIII
celebrate his one hundrcdth birthday.
His faculties are unimpaircd
His health Is excellent. Mt Lomax
for many years was a partner with
Wilbur F. Storey In the publication CT
the Chicago Times. He was the first
president of the Grand Rapids G. IndI-
ana railroad
He is credited with being the oldest
Scottish Rite Mason and Knight Temp
lar In the United States He was born
in North Carolina. Dec. 19. 1909. coming
to Indiana in 1916.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18
MRS. GATRELL WINS PRIZE.

The name of the author of the prize
poem which is reproduced on page Is
OF this issue was announced Monday
In The Deseret News. Owing to tho en-
velope containing her true name not
reaching the committee there was delay
in establishing her Identity. The au-
thor is Mrs. Amelia Beckwith Gatrcll
who resides at 432 Third East street
Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18
TURKISH WRESTLER
HOT AFTER G0TCH

Chicago. Dec. iS.-Antonlo Pierri, man
ager of Yussim Mahmout, Turkish
wrestler is on the trail of Gotch and
ZbysZco Plerr contends that NAH
mout has improved To such an extent
since he met Gotch last spring that he
has no doubt as TO the outcome OF
match with either Of the men. and has
posted $3.50 az "A side bet. He also says
he has an offer OF $1,000 for such
match by a great club
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18
FAILED TO FIND
IN COOKS FAVOR
1t Is Said the Preliminary Report
OF University of Copenhagen
Is Not for Him.
WAS ANIMATED DISCUSSION.
Nothing Made Public-Rcctor Torp
Hopes to Make Announce
mcnt by New Years.

Copenhagen. Dec. 1s.-The AS
ISOLATED Press Is informed by a
high authority that the committee
of the University of Copenhagen
in its preliminary examination of
his records. failed to discover proof
that DR.. Frederick A, Cook reached
the north pole.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18
HIGHER COST OF LIVING.
Jndson Harmon Harmed Over IL and
Thinks Tariff Is Responsible.

New York, Dec lS.-Gov. Judson
Harmon of Ohio. who returns 10 his
home today after a 24-hour visit in
New York Is alarmed over the in
creased cost OF living In the United
States.
II think the higher cost Of living ,s
due TO the tarifr.'' he SAYS. tho bJeher
prices do not apply TO farm produets
only. No. the Last tariff does moi suit
ne. IL suits nobody-cxcept the fcw
mat profit by It. There Is not onIN,
much complaint but actual SUFFERING
among people OF limited means and
nose VINO work for wages as a result
OF those Republican prices"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18
PRINCE ROBT. DE BROGLI0
MAKES DEBUT AS ACTOR

Paris. Dec. 1s-Prince Robert de Brog-
the pscudonym or Stdrlio.. In comic
the American singer. In Chicago. was
annulled by the French courts In 1907.
has made his debut as an actor. under
lilo. whose marriage to Estelle Alexander.
opera at Nice. He has been taking sing
ing lessons from French professor.
whose daughter. according to report. he
shortly will marry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18

covering the chairs with overcoats.
After securing the booty out of the safe
the thieves departed, molesting nothing
else and leaving their Jimmy behind.
The case was reported to the police,
who took the iron instrument In the
hopo OF securing some clue of the rob-
bcrS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18
NO BOXING AT
ATHLETIC MEET

Chicago. Dec. B-There will be no box
ing tournament at the big three-day
athletic carnicel 10 be given by the M
nols Athletic club Mt the Coliseum in
FEBRUARY OF March Final decision was
rendered by the athletic committees OF
,he club last night when the subject
gram for the meet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18
BARON DE CONSTANT
GIVES NOBEL PRIZE TO POOR

Paris. Dec. 1S-Baron d'Estournelle
de Constant, who was awarded one of
tho Nobel prizes recently. has given
the amount OF the prize $4,000. to the
poor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18
Subject and Page by Sections.
POSTAGE ON The
CHRISTMAS NEWS

Postage on this issue OF the News
Is Sc to domestic and Tic to foreign
points. People buying of ncwsboys
should be careful to obtain the COL
orcd cover and the seven sections
enclosed therein.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18
INDEX TO THE CHRISTMAS NEWS.

In Utah Observation-Disclosures. 8
United States Weather Bureau $50. s
Utah's Output of Honey ......-..-.. 5
Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement
Association g
Young Womens Christian Assocla-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18

Chief Glore Makes Urgent Recon-
mendat1onS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a
Church and Missionary News ....... 70
Dramatic :. 6S
In Social Realm :. Observation-Disclosures. 12
lhtcrdture s--..s-ss sss...s...s..s.s ~
Music and Musicians ................. 50
Relic from Nauvoo Temple ........ "a
Record Year for Development OF
Utah Coal Properties .....s...... so
Some of Salt Lakes New Buildings. &c
Salt Lakers In Gotham .........,..... 50
Sugar Industry Makes a Stronger
showing s,......s-... ..s.ss..s.s..-. 20
Streetcar Company Spends Half Mil
lion In Betterments ..,..-.......s... IS
Tagliapietrn, the Great Baritone
Writes of Three Famous Emmas.. 20
The Small Foot to Go ........-... 10
Unique Collection for the Deseret
Museum ..ss,s..s...s.s-... oJ
Utah's Hydrocarbons ................. sc
Utah Wheat Growers Realize Small
Fortunes this Year ...............- II
Varying Tastes of Royalty Displayed
by Special Christmas Cards .s.-.... 73
What the United States Forest Ser
vice Is Doing. by Clyde Leavitt 65
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18
PART TlIREE-pAGEs ss TO 4s

"Alone at the Pole II Drink to Thee
in Walrus Oil" and THE Lament of
the Widowed Seal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18
PART oNE-PAGEs. I TO 10.

Antithesis in Utah Scenery. by AL
fred Lambourne ...........a...
'Tenderrail" on an Inspection trip,
by Joel L. Priest ....... S
Abandoned Manufactures OF Utah. g
Battle with the Bulls (storD.......
Embodiment of the Beautiful, by
Donald Bcauregard ...........,.
Greetings from the First Presidency. !
Greetings OF State and City Exccu
uves Observation-Disclosures. 30
How the Salt Lake Temple Was
built ',s,.,........,.,..... IA
Journal of a Salt Laker's Pilgrim
Jim" Hardlo Lies in Liverpool
Reminiscences OF Early Salt Lake. :. II
Reclamation of the Sagebrush
Wastes. by Prof. L. A. Merrill. 80. 12
Some New Buildings of Salt Lake,. l
Salt Lake-No Longer a one Street
Town, by Glen Miller .......S-9
Santa's Understudy-The Prize Story.
by Edyth Elerbcck Read. 10
The Paradise Quest-Prlze Christ
Typical Scenery Adjacent TO Salt
Utah and It's Capitol .............. 1
PART TWO-PAGES II TO SO.
Beaver. Her Mines and Future. ...... 90
Black Horse Develops Much Gold. %
Criminals and Unfortunates Well
Cared For Observation-Disclosures, II
Caring for Homeless and Fatherless
of Utah's Metropolis 20
Camp OF Bingham. Greatest Shipper
OF Ore in World Observation-Disclosures. 20
Dividend Record of Mines. IT
Deep Creek-District of Varied Min
eral resources ..,.s...s...s.,,...... 22
Ely-Thc Most Talked of Mining
Camp of the West cst.................. e3
Giant Strides of Promising East Tin
tic Properties ,.-.....-........,.... IL
Graphite Mine in Utah. %
Grantsville. Prosperous Neighbor. 2S
How Utah Makes Her Farmers. 49,. %
National Guard, Utah's Organiza-
tion of Citizen Soldiers. s......s..... 81
Pleasant Grove, Beautiful Home City
of Utah County. Observation-Disclosures. %
Park City Hills Yield Horde OF
Treasure ..s.....s. ,.......-.-...... 81
Phoebe Develops Millions OF Tons of
Lead-SIlver Ore ................ %
Review of Mining ..............,..... IL
Trading on Exchange, by William
Tintlc iSoies %aHes Great nyidcnd Roc
ord ............... ....s,.......s.... 10
Throwing the Life Line to Young
Delinquents, by Alexander Me-
Master ....,,.....-. -.-.....--..,-.. 26
University of Utah. h..........,s..,s... 2S
Utah's Smelling Facilities are Grow
Ing Greater ..s......s,............ Is
Vast Railroad Construction is Fea-
ture of the Year, r.,...,..-.....,...., 20
PART TIIREE-PAGES 33 TO ds.
Ashton. the Delightful City Near the
Yellowstone ...... .............. 81
Blackfoot. the Home of Progress and
Opportunity .....-..' ..............,- 55
Evanston. the Hustllng Headquarters
of Western Wyoming ,...-......... S3
Fruit Tree Inspection. ,...,...,.,.... IA
Green River, the Fruitgrowers'
PARADISE. ..t., e,ss''.. 1870. u
Cortland the Metropolis of the Bear
River Valley Observation-Disclosures. fS
Idaho-The Gem State. 33
Irrigation Projects in Idaho Under
Carey Act Observation-Disclosures. "a
iona -. ..'''...- ...-- :. s,s-.--s.' 81
Idaho Falls. the Center of Marvellous
Irrigation Projects ,,...,.,.,....... 81
Irrigation Statistics ................., 81
Library Gymnasium Movement. d6
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18
Mining industry OF idaho, by Rob

Mining Industry OF Idaho, by Rob-
crt n. Bell .......s.............. 35
Marvellous Development of the Twin
Falls North Side Irrigation Tract. So
Mesa, the Gem City OF the Salt River
Valley, Arizona Observation-Disclosures. A.
Preston, the Queen of Upper Cache
Valley -......... .............-...,. IS
Pocatello. The Gateway OF Wondrous
Idaho ..... ............... SO
Prosperous Year for Canning Fac
tories .,...,.........- -.-.......... AZ
Rexburg, the Thriving Pioneer Town
of Idaho ....sssss. ...,.....-....... IA
Rigby, a Coming Metropolis OF East
Sugar City. a Manufacturing and
Mercantile Center Observation-Disclosures. 38
ST. Anthony. the Busy Metropolis Of
Fremont County ..,...,........,.... Al
Strange Tradition Among the Nava-
JOS s....ss.. ..sss... ..-.s.s-...-..- IL
Temperance Question in Idaho, by
Gov. Brady ..............s........ "a
Twin Falls. the Magic City of the
West .....,.s.s ,.---..-s..s.sss,s,..s i0
Utahs Unexcelled Opportunities for
Fruit Culture ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AZ
Utah's Population In 1910. 0.....s....... 40
Vernal. a City of Unparalleled OPP
portunities ......s.... ......s..,..- i3
PART FOUR-PAGES 40 TO 81.
Buildings Finished and Commenced
Building Records =. .....-s..........- 90
Banner Year for Utah Flockmasters 50
city's Balance Sheet for Year ..... 81
City Waterworks Department $3.50. 81
City License Record ......s......... 81
Commercial Club-What it has Ac-
complished by Joseph E. Caine-. "a
Directory of State. County and City
. = -
Financial Condition of State ........ 62
Funds Handled by County .......... 90
Fortunes In Utah Hen Roosts 80. So
Free Kindergarten Movement In Salt
Lake .......s....,..''.... .'...'ss' oi
Heber City, Pride of Wasatch coun-
ty .....,. .s.'...'...'.'.''..'-. o. o.
Insurance News :. ...,s.,.......... oo
Live Stock in Utah ........,.......... ol
Mortgage Indebtedness of County
and State ..-.,-.....,......... ol
Nephi. the Dry Farming Wonder 80. ca
Organizations for Spiritual and Phys
Openings for Utah Factories. by
Daniel F. Collett ...........,,....-. %
Phenomenal Growth of Salt Lake
City E. Observation-Disclosures. 40
Personal Property in State ....,..... 6l
Primary Association .............-... So
Real Estate Values Compared 80. 49
Salt Lakes Banks and Clearing
House .s......-ss,.....s... 6l
State Public School Growth ...,.,-. 60
Sugar House-Salt Lakes Progress
sive Suburb ,,.......s....... ........-.- 81
Strawberry First National Irriga-
ton Project In State .......,...-.- 62
Suburban Murray. Center OF a Rich
Agricultural Section .-............ 6S
Two Million Acres Await the Plow-
share In Utah ...s.,....-.....,...... 53
Ten Millions Invested in Live Stock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18
PART sIx-PAGEs 81 TO ss.

Birdseye View OF Rose Villa Poul-
try Farm ........"..........s.. 20
Busy Tooele, the Smelter City of
Utah .s.....s. .............-s---.. ~
Development of OIL Fields In Big
Horn Basin ....,.................. SO
Growth in Prosperous Salina.. 8S
Logan, Community of Colleges and
Modern Homes ...........-........ SO
Ogden Enjoys the Banner Year In
Her History ....................... S4
Over Half a Million Acres in Utah
are Under the Carey Act. Sc
Poplar Farm Jersey Dairy .......... SO
Provo. Prosperous Center of Thriv-
Ing Fruit Growing Section. IS
Representative Members of Utah
DlT.s.s-s sssssssssss.s. s.-..s..s.s. OIL
Richfeld. Metropolis of Sevier..... 81
Tennessee and Prohibition ......... 81
Teton Valleys Growing Prospects
for the Future. .........-.... IS
United States Assay Office. 81
Utahs Valuable State Law Ii
OIL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18
PART FTvE-pAGEs e5 TO 80.

ton .-..".-....-........
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
SUFFRAGETTES OF
HIGH RANK JAILED
Society Women Are Sentenced
to Jail i'm London

LONDON, Feb. 25--Refusing to give
security for their future good behavior,
the woman suffragists who were ar
rested last night while attempting to
reach Premier Asqulth to present him
a petition in the interests or the cause
were today sentenced 10 Imprisonment.
Most of the terms were for one month.
An exception was made in the case of
Mrs. Pethick Lawrence. who, having
a previous conviction against her, was
sentenced to two months imprison-
ment. Miss Lawless was among those
given one month.
Lady Constance Lytton, sister of
Lord Lytton and daughter of the former
viceroy of India, warned her friends
that If they secured her release by
providing security she would repeat her
offense.
Sentences were imposed upon about
80 women, including in addition to the
foregoing Miss Stratford Dugdale
daughter of Commander Dugdale and
cousin of the Hon. William r. w. Peet
who was elected Tuesday in bye-elec-
tion as a member of the house of COM
mons for Taunton; Miss Solomon,
daughter of the former premier of Cape
Colony, and Mrs. Catherine Elizabeth
Corbett an aristocratic supporter OF the
movement. All these women are of
high social standing.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
JUDGE R[TRACTS
GENERAL CENSURE
Justice E. c. Hart Qualities His
Statement Against Loan
Associations

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 25.-Associate
Justice E. c. Hart of the third district
court Of appeals has issued q statement
saying that the language of the deci-
sion In the case of Simon W. Henry of
FRESNO against the Continental building
and loan association of San Francisco
has been modified so as not to reflect
on legitimate concerns that benefit the
poor man in securing a home for HIM
self.
Following the publication on Satur-
day last of quotations from Justice
Harts decision, many complaints were
heard by the jurist from representa-
tives of building and loan associations
who declared that he was too harsh
with them.
Justice Harts statement in part
follows:
/ desire to say TO the public. in JUS
tice to building and loan associations
generally. that have been convinced
Dy investigation that the language
used in an opinion recently filed BY
me, In which l expressed the belief
that such concerns were not the best
agencies through which the poor man
could secure home, is entirely too
general, and that the opinion in that
respect should be modified and that 1t
has been accordingly modified.
IL is scarcely necessary to say that
the decision of the case The perticIl-
lar case under review inspired in me
some feeling against the methods au-
thorized by law, by which such con-
Germs could conduct their business.
Hence the language.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
Valuable Item for
Men and Women
Who Want S1ronu
Nerves /

Health and strength hitherto IN :
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blood through the arteries and veins
and life's greatest ambitions NAV he
realized as never before, If the follow
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insomnia. cold extreuities
melancholia. headaches, constipation
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dreams of direful disasters. timidity in
venturing and a general inability to act
naturally at all times as other people
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want a restoration to full bounding
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The treatment is simple, thorough
the main tinctures, extracts and es
sences, in one-ounce bottles. ready 70
mix Get three ounces syrup sarsa
parilla compound. mix with one o,,nce
fluid balmwort, and stand
two hours. Add one ounce confpounf1
essence cardiol. and one ounce tir1ct11rs
cadomene compound (not cardonoml
Shake well. and take a teaspoonful az
ter each meal and one at bedtime
The ingredients are used for various
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
"SPINSTERS' CONVENTION"
SCORES A BIG SUCCESS
Amateurs of the San Mateo
Woman's Club Play Comedy

SAN MATEO. Feb. 25.-Flashing with
lightning rapidity from the concen-
trsteo essence Of womanly wisdom to
the barbed shafts OF humor-which the
daughters OF Eve have ever been able
to hurl with a smile which has slightly
alleviated the Wounds-and TO laugh
able hits on local bachelors. the men,
bers of the Woman's club scored an
instantaneous hit with their farce
The Spinsters' Convention" given last
night IN Athletic hall.
Talented amateurs of the organiza-
ton increased their admirers of stage
talent formerly shown while the
Neriest newcomers on the boards dis
played unlocked for histrionic ability.
OF the speciaities offered during the
program the singing Of Miss Grummon,
Mrs. Payne and Rev Mr.. Bazata, with
the pisnOforte playing Of Professor
Sszith drew the most continued ap-
plause. On the various committees
there were:
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
INSANE RANCHER
KILLS WITH Ak
Murders Fellow Worker, Cuts
Wife's Throat and Then
Attempts Suicide
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

I =
NAPA. Feb. 25.-Stanley Lawless,
foreman of Captain ]. ]. Brice's nne
ranch near Oakville in this county, ran
amuck on the place this morning, and
murder, arson and possibly suicide
came from his hands in a few minutes.
Lawless killed Joseph Bagnasco, an
employe of the ranch, with an ak, cut
his wife's throat, terribly injuring her.
and then attempted to commit suicide
At a late hour this evening Lawless
was still alive and stands an even
chance Of recovering from his injuries
Captain Brice was commandant Of
Mare island navy yard during the
Spanish-American war and Lawless has
brother who served In the Boer war
in Africa in a Canadian regiment of
the British army.
This morning Lawless accompanied
Bagnasco to a barn on the place. and
while Bagnascos attention was directed
elsewhere Lawless split his head open
with an ak. Bagnasco fell In his tracks
and died at noon. After telling Bag
nasco, Lawless cut his wife's throat
with a large butcher knife and then
set fire to his own residence and that
Of Captain Brice. Lawless then went
to a garret of a bungalow on the
ranch and cut his throat from ear to
ear. The Lawless house was destroyed
by flames, but Captain Brice succeeded
in saving his own mansion.
Neighbors notified District Attorney
Silva. Coroner c. C. TTeadway and the
sheriff's Office in Napa of what had oc-
Cured, and Lawless was taken to the
county hospital In Napa. Lawless had
been moody and absent minded for one
past two days, and apparently brooded
over some imaginary trouble. He sud-
denly became mad this morning.
Coroner Treadway will hold an in
quest on the remains of Bagnasco here
on Saturday.
The fire in the cabin was extin-
guished and the wounded man taken
from the attic by Constable Archie Pat
ten. He is very badly wounded, and
if he should recover will never be able
to talk.
All of the parties concerned in the
case are young. The woman has
worked on the Brice ranch for two
years. Lawless came TO the place from
San Francisco In July last and married
the woman several months later.