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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-16

LIGHTS ARE
CANCELLED
Some Aldermen Are Hostile Be-
cause CarIine Is Not Ex-
tended to the South.

Beginning tonight the streamer
lights which have for the Dast year
or more illuminated Salem's business
streets, will be turned off, and the
city will be dark to that extent. It
seems that these lights were installed
by the Board of Trade something
over year ago, and that citizens
have been making the payment or
the monthly bills for Juice" on n
basis of 800 for 1900 ten-candie
lights, but the business men have
come to the conclusion that they do
not care to bear this burden for
public lighting any longer. The en-
tire city receives the benefit, and they
have asked the council to assumo
this insignificant sum, but the coun-
Gil, at it's last meeting turned the
proposition down, and the result Is
darkness, beginning tonight.
In the city council Tuesday night
the fight against streamer lights was
led by Mr.. Eldridge. After full dis
cussion the provision of $1,000 for
their maintenance for a year was dc.
feated. Some OF the aldermen gavo
as a reason for refusing to vote fop
them the failure OF the corporation TO
extend its car line service south to
the Jefferson road, as recommended
by the railroad commission.
Aldermen Elliott, Hill, Hofer, Low
and Stockton voted to retain the
all others present voting
no.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-16
Mexico and Amerlca Tanrle.


Washington, d. c., Dec. 16.-An
unusual tangle threatens to ariss
over the attempts of the United
States and Mexico to agree upon
plan for settling the present Central
American difficulties. Mexico is re-
ported to have taken the stand that
If the United States is determined t.
curb the power of Zelaya in Nicara-
qua, the same attention should be
paid to President Cabrera, of Guate~
mala. There Is reason { obelieve that
If the United States succeeds In
breaking the domination OF Zelaya,
Mexico will insist that Cabrera be
curbed. IL is known that Cabrera
long has been a thorn in the side OF
the DiaZ government, and Is as dis
tasteful to Mexico as Zelaya is TO the
United States.
1t is regarded here as certain that
this country has the sympathy and
moral support of many countries IN
It's Investigations OF the Zelayan gov
ernment, but If an attempt is made
to discipline Cabrera, IL Is feared
that the impression Will prevail that
the United States and Mexico are try
ing 10 supervise Central American af
fairs TO their advantage.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-16
DECISIVE FIGHT Is
EXPECTED SOON
Zelaya In Desperate Straits and Is
Trying to Avert a Battle--UnIess
He Can Name Successor He Re-
fuses to Resign-Uncle Sam and
Mexico In Tangle Over Affair.
UNITED PRESS InAsnn w1Rn.l

Washington, Dec. 16.-Zelaya's s
| forces are cornered at Rama by the
revolutionists, and are in precarl-
GUS condition, according to dis
patches received here tooay.
Commander Shipley, of the United
States cruiser Des Moines, reported
/ to the navy department today, from
Bluefields, that the revolutionists
have received the shipment of addi-
tlonal automatic guns and ammunl-
tiGh that they have long awaited, ana
are now ready for the expected dc,
cisive battle in the vicinity of Rama.
The rebels, Shipley stated in his dis
| patch, are better equipped and in
better condition than the Zelayans,
and 1t is believed generally in Blue
fields that the impending engage
ment must result in the surrender Of
the dictator.
Zelaya is using every strategy at
his command to avert the threatening
disaster. He has dispatched trusted
lieutenants to various sections of the
republic to reorganize his falterins
henchmen, and, through the news
papers he is able to influence, is en-
deavoring to offset the RAPIDLY
spreading report that his cause is
failing.
United States Consul Calders, az
Managua, has reported that Zelaya's
newspapers have already announced
the capture of Rama by the dicttor
troops. Agents have been sent to
the Pacific coast, according to Car
dera, to spread the report that Ze-
laya has been successful in the fight
ing about that city.
Reports of rioting and anti-Zelaya ]
demonstrations at Managua and Leon
were confirmed today. Dispatches
Indicate that zelaya will refuse TO
resign, according to his recent prom
ises, unless President Taft appoints
a successor favorable to him, probably !
one suggested by former Mexican |
Ambassador Creel, who is now In |
Washington, before tomorrow even
ing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-16
CAPITAL CITY TO
ENTERTAIN X, OF z.

The Oregon Temple OF the Dramat-
ic order OF the knights of Khorassal.
OF Oregon will hold its first big cere-
monial session of the winter I'm Salem
next Saturday evening, December IS.
While the majority of the Arabs viii
come from the headquarters of Abu
Uhl Atef Temple, in Portland, men,
bers Of this fun-maklng branch On
the order OF knights OF Pythias VIII
gather from all parts OF the state.
Fifteen members OF the Knights or
Pythias lodge at Salem viii be initiat-
ed The Portland eDokies." who
form the team OF Add Uhl Atef Tenn
pie. will have charge of the initiation.
The Salem knights will serve a ban
quest 10 the visitors, and a big time
Is promised.
Add Uhl Atef Temple now has q
large membership, including Yotaries
from all parts OF the state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-16
"JlM" DECLARES THE
STRIKE is BROKEN
[.ua1M dusvu1 ssuad du1INal

Seattle, WASH, Dec. 16.-Before
leaving for Portland this morning,
James J. Hill, chairman of the board
OF directors of the Great Northern
railroad, declared that the strike OF
the switchmen is over, so far as the
Hill railroads are concerned.
Mr.. Hill is accompanied In hrs
special train by Howard Elliott, pres
ident of the Northern Pacific, and J.
p, Graves, president of the Spokane
&c Inland, of which Hill has just
gained control.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-16

There Is a union of hatmakers az
Le Mans, France, in which the Offices
of president vice president, secre-
tary and treasurer are held by one
man
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-16

rooms, elegantly furnished, and is
tn efinest in the Oregon country.
The New Imperial as it stands to-
day is the happy realization of an
ideal which Messrs. Phil Metschen &
Sons, the proprietors, and Mr.. Theo-
dore B. Wilcox, the builder, have for
years striven for. The hotel repre-
sents a combined investment with
Mr.. Wilcox of a round million dol
lars. At first thought this seems
like a large sum to invest in a hol
tel, but the promoters have the
soundest faith in Oregon's continued
growth and for years Portland has
greatly needed a hotel such as the
New Imperial. Twelve years ago
Mr.. Metschan engaged in the hotel
business in Portland and the New
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-16
WHO WILL WIN THE 1910 FORD AUTO?

brought to the capital today. This
refutation of the claim OF victory Ia
that vicinity, made by Zelaya, has
served to dispel public belief in the
reports of similar successes circular,
ed by the dictator,
The people of this city are somO-
what calmer today, following tho
riotous anti-Zelayan demonstrations
that have marked the last two days
The sentiment against zelaya, how
ever. appears to be growing, and an
other outbreak is anticipated.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-16
AIore MarInea plspatched.

Philadelphia, Dec. 16.-The army
transport Prairie sailed for Colon to-
day with 700 marines nbOard
Their destination after reaching the
isthmian port has not been announced
but IL Is presumed they VIII be hello
in the Caribbean, should the depart
ment decide not 10 land them In
Nicaragua.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-16

Continued on page 81
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-16
new MILLION Do Ar
IMPERIAL HOTEL OPENED
Showing Magnificent Frontage on Seventh From Oak Street
to Washington Street.

stone in the gigantic strides of prog
ress of Portland and Oregon. This
magnificent caravansary rises to
height of nine stories, contains $50
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-16

:. Portland, Ore, Dec. 16.-(Spe-
cial THE formal opening fthe
New Imperial hotel, which took
place today, marks another mile
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-16
Auto Accident Fatal.
[uNIrnD pREss LEASED wIRn. I

UNITED pHEsB LEASED WIRH.l
London, Dec. i6.-Hon. Archi-
bald Gordon, son OF the Earl of ABB
erdeen died today of injuries re-
ceiyed in an automobile accident No
vember 2S Miss Violet Asquith,
called the Woman with the serpent :
tongue" Ln William Watson's poem,
whose engagement 70 Gordon was to
have been announced this week, and
VINO has been constant attendant
at his bedside, was with him when he
died.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-16

Managua, Dec. 10.-News that the
report THAI zelaya's general, Vas-
quez had wrested Rama from the
revOlutionists Is unauthentic, was
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-05
CHARGE is MADE OF
UNFAIR COMPETITION
Controls Prices and MOnOpO-
Lies Commerce In Products
Of Petroleum
(By Associated Press.j

NnN ANNRktEtANA a NNANf.
st. LOUIS, Mo-. April 5.--The Govern.
ment today lled In the circuit court
oi the United States lts brief IN the
case OF the United states against the
STANDARD on company Of New Jersey
by which It IS sought 70 dissolve that
corporation
The declaration Is made that the tes.
tlmony shows the various defendants
have from the first pursued o system
.of unfair competition against its com
petitors whereby independent compan.
les elthsf have been driven out Of
business or their business been SO re-
stricted that the Standard Oil com
pany ms practically controlled prices
and moncpollzes commerce in the pro-
ducts ~ petroleum In the United
states.
This system, the brief contends, has
taken lhc form oi price cutting IN Yur.
iqus localities, while keeping up high
prices ID localities where there Is no
competition; Of Obtaining secret infor
nation ~ to eompetltlves business,
largely through bribing railway en-
Bioyes and using such Information to
procure counlermanding Of orders al
independents One evidence Of mon.
opoly VI IS charged Is the standard's
enormous earnings. which. the brief
contends, on an original Investment 81
sg9 .00O.OaO had earned up 20 the I'd
oi 1906 sS3S S.7s37s9.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-05
ACCOMpLICE SUSPECTS
TAKEN INTO CUSTODY
Believed TO Have Been Con.
GaTnsd IN Blowing Up italian
Merchants Store

McAieaier Okla. hnfll 6.rhfee
mqn suspected Of being members ce
the black hand who have been peroe
cutting Jou Nellls of krehs. have been
captured San Dlnilia. Dominic Mans
aiiis and (lulppanes, nll miners naaf
kreba, wera arrested Sunday Rna
brought here.
Joe Nellla is merchant az KrAhf.
iie Is 9 north Italy man. on March
" he received q ictfer pustmarked
krebs, lnsliuollns him 10 laave 81
600 "a ahanty near krebs AZ
o'clock 2 M March fh. Nella TOOK
lhe officers into hls confidence and
they laid q tran i0r ihe men. Neiliu
appeared on the scene half houg
carly and left the money. Later three
men appeared and watched tho shan
W. but later loil
On March le, Nnlls received The
second letter. demanding Thar on the
night Of March "a. Id alars Down n
certain road, and hH wpHld NA mat
hy man 10 whom IL Waa q Glva
tho money The officers were aRaiR
notified and they leid another trap By
dlaguIHlng themselves g movafa ahd
Trailing aieng behind Nallla IN 4 irlVK.
era wagon Nellls again apulled The
plaua ~ throwing the money AZ one
OF the officers, whom ha believed ID
he tho blackhander
At | o'clock Oh the uoFnlng ra
March 10 Nellig store e kf8hs aaa
dynamlted, aud pistol battle he
tween Nnllls and the annnosea black
hand took place
On april 3 Mellla received thlfd
letter p1aimarked Aldara1a This lhl-
ter Instructed Nellls & n.ace sf0ae
N q eoha oven west s. Aldefson So
Sunday neon, fle aas instructed
SO alone and noe b plot uili lae
Officers iie WAS threatened ellh e'r
llfe # hs failed.
cauAht Ia lhc Coke oVaaa
Nellis took lhe Of eeTs lntc na
slnddaHae. aUd Saturday Mlgn1 lNt
officers bld Themselves II e0pvanle
places where they aaald walaN.
Promptly az noon NelIIa npneafod ane
placed some money in ne nIaee nan.
cd Two italians, It Is alleged. hha
heen lowering around TIE place ais
forenoon Four minutes after ~ pla+
lla annaarad on The seene aad 9Re
ID the oven On leaving hp wea n
ing two WlAchesiers II the aands a
The officers lle hna the nDaey
Later the other two we're nrlestea
lDlbiila wlll any nothing ana tho oibag
Two deny that laeg ha6 anything o.
10 With the natter al the men nrs
miners. They afe gcunR men ane
have been "A tals country bul n
short lime They are I'll sIclllauH NJ
ls the opiulcn Of the officers that rlhe
there are more Of the organization
and lhei Nellia VIII raeelye more lei-
teFs Il they dc not eltanNs q sRE4
his life.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-05
CRIMINAL COURT OF
APPEALS IN SESSION

nha Criminal Court of Appeals IA
aesslen this afternoon rendered three
deeIalnna one by Judge Doyle and
two By Judge Baker Presiding judge
Henry II Furman presided over the
session al which several whisky casef
were orally argued and submitted.
The enrrt IN an opinion BIZ Judge
Doyle. N The case Of Fred Balmer va
etata. appeal from Grady county, If
FIRMS the county court IN sentencing
the plalniiH N error to 80 days IN the
county JAZZ and the assessing Of 3200
iine for selling liquor at the Savoy
hotel IN chickasha. IN this case Judge
Doyle Iays down the following ruling
"rhe Criminal Court OF Appeals will
not disturb the verdict Of Jury where
there Il some evidence tending 70
support ne same
Opinions BY Baker.
Judge H, G. Baker alIirms the coun
~ court Of Grady county IN the cause
Of Earl Howard VI State who was
tried ana convicted for furnishing In
suxleatIns liquors 70 an unknown per
SON. Fourteen assignments OF errnl
ara passed unon BY the court
The judgment Of the county couri
OF Crazy county Is also affirmed Il
an opinion BY Judge Baker IN the
eauae Of Josh McCo-d rs State which
Isa sequel 70 The Earl Howard caua
The same ruling applies in both cases
the defendants being Indicted Jointly
but gfIea separately
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-05
HASKELL
HEARING
At TULSA

gpecla. to the Daily Leader
Tulsa. Okla, Apra : Today the
April term of the United STATES court
opened III this city and the first thing
Of lmporsance sill be the disposition
OF q molion made at vinlta month
ngo BY Governor G. AZ Haskell and
six Others. Indicted IN connection With
town lot frgcda. to quash the lndic!
mentg TIE defendants charge. among
other things. n this motion 10 auash
that fhe government used improper
methods before the grand Jury at Mus.
koSee 20 secure their Indictment. Fur.
iher, that the grand Jury consisted OF
twenty-oue men. when there should
nave been bur sixteen, and set up a
number OF other allegailonsl the ones
mentioned. however, being The ehlel
grounds for ( dismissal IL the case.
" Judge John A. Marshall Wh1
comes from Utah to hear these cases,
denies tie motion to Quash iudlot.
ments, Il Is Haid the defendants Hill
then demuf 10 lae Indictments. which
demurrer viii then be disposed Of Il
the cnnrt denies both the motion 70
Qnnsh indictments and the demurrer
the ctsas viii be set FOR trial about
May l. aovelnm Ha&goll and others
have HslHinda .shsy arc anKiuua filn q
apoaip trlaad zlasaeIl9 ~ eonhasut e
.AcquIlial and dH4eelnins'gis4In IN me Hay
worried over the outcome
The government Is going to put ~
allR dkhi Sylvester Rush, special
lsslslAn. ii tile attorney general The
man VINO secured Che conviction Of the
late eenafor Mitchell Of Oregon fol
land frauds. aud who has been prom
lnently illenlEzed with other eases ol
llke nature throughout The United
States viii cid Assistant United
States Attorney VI Gregg il Ga
Iprpaucngion. ~ h. dl& M asanElua sh'
| inliclmenla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-05
FAMOUS GENERAL
SENTENCED TO DEATH

Mexico City Af.si S-aon uustaye
A. Mas. who has record IA the
Mexican army as an Indian fghteg
and vito Is wealthy. has been senten.
ced ta death TOR killing Former Lieut.
David OlVaree with whuae sister \
was charged General Mas had boen
intimate
The triel and sentence Of General
Mas created q sensation. as the pro
secullon brought out that he had
once kidnapped a girl st Tacuhaya
The verdict was remarkable one
Not only was Che general sentenced
10 BE- shot, but ais ostate must also
pay $50 month To oanh 81 The tive
children Of the man he murdered foF
The next twenty yeara and must also
pay the funeral expenses Of h's vic
tim, amounting 10 9lge.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-05
ONE YEAR
ENDS TRIAL
MARRIAGE

Cleveland, o. April s. Alleging
that her husband had broken their two
years trial marriage contract al the
end 81. the FIRST year, Mrs z G Miilei
oi Chie Aso junction. near here, hal
sued Mlllefa bOndsmea to collect tht
ei.c00 bond which MlilnF save ~
guarauly lhet be- would carry out the
contract. miller Is g dontiai Ee hai
disappeared, hls wife says
Mrs. Miller says Ia her petition that
she aeuuelscad "a her huaaand'a sng
gestlen tllas their narrlage Be aet iof
two years 1T the end Of that time 4
WAS agreed that the marriage was 10
be broken by uncontested divorce y
not satisfactory
TO insure tho carrying ont Of the
CONTRACT she insisted that Miller slye
8 bond Millers brothers. 4. M anu
w. II. Miller. well 10 do merchants 81
Chicago junction, signed II she mar
fiaec was e0lemnlxed June 20, 1907.
Miller grew dissatisfied. she says. and
disappeared 10 May. lasl year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-05

from the WARD. Charles ". Wrlgns u
The only Democratic candidate.
Fourth Ward
IN the Fourth ward Councilman M.
II. Morrison is opposed Tor tho re.
publican nomination FOR alderman 5y
!. J. sBarefo0t' Nelson. King Hutch.
FMS negro. Is The only Republican
illed for the commiileemanship from
the ward. Il, " Knight FORMER coun.
Gilman. Is the Democratic candidate
y. VI HUFFMAN h not opposed lor
the Republican nomination lof mcn.
Der ol school board The Democrats
have 40 candidate IA tae aeld.
Flfih Ward
Frank =. BenmeF n opposing Coon.
Gilman 4. p 0veriOn Cor the 2epub.
llcan nomination In the Fifth ward
and james Allen Is the only Demo
cratic candidate. Thomas M0rtoN.
colored. Is the Republican nominee
for school board N the Fifth ward.
w J, Dwlnnell ia ihs oaiy Democratic
candidate.
Guthrie Townehlp
jay +. pichard AVID J. i, Melvin
are candidates for the Republican
nomination as members Of the Hcho0l
board while the Democrats have no
name filed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-05
BARS LOCAL PHYSICIAN
FROM RESTORATION

Attorney General Charles West in
letter 10 the state board OF health
holds that the resolutions passed BY
The First legislature ordering the
board ID restore to the right OF pfi-
vate practice Of medicine oil persons
who had been deprived OF this priyi
'ege does not apply TO the case Of
Or CALVIN G. Cnley, Of s,clty. The
attorney general maintains that Dr.
Gulley wne not legally licensed IN she
errllorial days: that his diploma was
iot from reputable medical school
and that he never had o legli Eight
to practice In this state, so had no
light to he restored
The Gulley case Is one OF consider.
lble litigation and not0riety and has
,een before three oyernors--Fergu
son. Frnntg and HASKELL the last ter
ritnrlal legislature, two state legIsla
.uFee and through the courts to the
Flahaas state tribunal. His license
Was annrled upon the ground that It
vas secured through fraud and mis.
representation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-05
INFORMATION GIVEN
BY WIFE NUMBER Z
Says Separation Followed on
Learning That Another Lived
IN Mining District

Special la the Daily Leader
Joplin April 5--li information con.
contained IN a letter received by Pros
ecuting Attorney Byron H. Coon Is
correct, there IS a woman IN Joplin
who was the wife No. Of william
H. Kellaby, alias wniIam II. sig.
mnnd, now under arrest at Oklahoma
City. charged with having married
four women, two Of them Or possibly
three unlawfully
The communication Is from Edward
p Rcardin, prosecuting attorney IN
Oklahoma county, Oklahoma. In II
Reardln asks Coon 10 locate the wo.
man in Joplin believed 10 have been
Kellaby's first wife. The letter
states that Kellaby, or sigmund, was
recently arrested there for having
inarried Miss Mable Freeland. ol Nor
man. Okla. without first securing a
divorce from girI who wnn Miss
Annie Lou Alexander Of Colorado
Springs. Colo. 10 whom he was mar
qled In August 1907 The lasl mar.
Flage Is alleged to have tsien place
February 10, 1908,
Fiaa Wife klvlna Here
AFTER Kellaby was arrested, 3he
letter says, a letter was received from
woman IN Nogales. Arlss containing
4 photograph OF man she said was
her husband and the father OF her
four children. She said In the letter
that She believed the man under ar.
rest to be her missing husband, and
aent The picture for the purpose 0f
Identification The photograph was
found TO be q good likeness OF Kella-
hs. wife No or 9. Of Nogales said
lhflher that she had been separated
from Kellaby because she heard Of q
former wife believed to bel living In
Joplin.
Il b for Information regarding this
vile that the prosecuting attorney
aaHa coon. An Investigation was maze
By Coon and his assistants, but the
woman could not be located. \ iurth-
d effort win be made.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-05
RICH WOMAN
FACES TRIAL
FOR MURDER

Special 10 the Daily leader
Lyons, N. ri April 5.-Georgla All.
lyn Sampson. daughter Of the richest
farmer IN Wayne county, and the belle
af Macecon before her marriage to
Harry g2mpson. nephew OF the late
admiril. iaoes a judge and jury here
today on the charge Of shooting her
husband to death in the pantry Of
their farmhouse on Novembe- /. The
prominence Of the Allyn and Hamp.
son families end the threads of rela-
.Ionship due to their intermarrlags
With many Of the prominent families
If Rochester, Lyons, Palmyra. New.
ark and Macedon. has aroused Inn
meuse interest. The little courtroom
was crowded when the case opened.
There are even bonds OF relations
snip between the Simpsons and All.
yns ami the prosecuting otIlciaih Of
the county
Eiarry Sampson was found myssefs
soHsiy shcl 10 death in the Sampson
house IN Macedoa. alteen miles from
Palmyra.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-05
LOCAL THIEVES AGAIN BUSY

Thieves are agaln busy In the city.
A handsome Office clock was stolen
last week from +, a. Baggett Last
night thieves broke INTO Judge Bier.
ers barn at sol Eass Cleveland ave.
nue. A new 922 sHaNie, single har'
ness ana two bridlas were stolen.
Judge Bierer offers $50 reward for
The return OF the peoperty end con-
viction OF the thief
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-05

epenIai 70 The Daily -ehdef
Grove 0kla April 6 s0hn Wood
al. hafbef Of this cllY, shot aud
Killed llls sweetheart Violet I.oyey
some time saturday and committed
suicide.
Woodnsl took she girl riding Thes
called On hIa brother.ln.law and pur
chased q chicken. which vas the lasl
seen Of them Until found dead by The
roadside
When feund the girls body was Ell
ting il the buggy. win The clolhe.
nearly hBfned 90. while The mans
Has hy lie roadside with bullet noll
Nh The center Of hla iefehAea and
|foValYez by hle hlde