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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-16
AT rme NEW gAala

old lsNSis Hsmtsr Rye an1 t~s Ps msvs Ashss%sn Dewebem wtslsessya Distilled sprins Isos. Se0e bought ln bend and reduced o O pss esWe by .. .. government. by tlss bsesss nalleN.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-16

The Imperial candies are known as the best north of 8. The only place to get them at c. ?. 0ossin.
The Lake County times., 1913-11-14
NOTHING CLOSE
ABOUT THIS SHAVE
American Tobocco Co. Gives
Away Safety Razors.

Those men who have been letting
their whiskers grow because the bar
bers wouldn't shave them free of
charge, absolutely haven't an excuse
left now. The American Tobacco COM
pany is giving away Star Safety raz-
ors to Lucky Strike" smokers who
are lucky enough to strike the dealer
before the supply of razors is ex-
hausted.
With every ninety-cent glass humi-
dor of Lucky Strike" tobacco there
goes a free offer of one-dollar star
Cru-Steel Safety Razor This free
razor is a genuine, standard Star, the
original OF all safeties, sold every
where for one dollar.
The reason the American Tobacco
company gives for allowing this gen
erous present is that when the smoker
has once finished the pound of Lucky
Strike" the amount in the ninety
cent jar, he will, beyond doubt, become
a permanent user of Lucky Strike
The Lake County times., 1913-11-14
Hammond Library Notes.

One hundred and sixteen books have
just been added to the Robertsdale
branch for the benefit of the Franklin
school. This makes Ss1 books now at
the branch
A box of books has just been put in
the Wallace and Washington schools
Also an added collection for the bene-
fit of the sixth and seventh gradees in
the Irving and Lafayette schools. This
makes sos books now in six schools
These are nice clean, new books, not
old ones from the shelves, and the
principal of each school reports that
the children are delighted
The interior OF the public library
has been re-decorated, making q very
attractive place to spend an idle hour
browsing among the books. Visit the
library and see what an inviting place
1t is.
A number of new and up-to-date
books have been added to the shelves
OF the library and are ready for use.
The Lake County times., 1913-11-14
WOMEN ENLISTED IN GOOD
CAUSE FOR CIVIC INTEREST

They found the garbage in uncovered
tubs and buckets and on sunsightly ash
piles; they saw tin can lots and iron
conditions of railroad right of wavs
and children acting as alley pickers
All of which is tended TO by seven
sickly looking dump carts.
Mrs. Eugene Cooper read the report
as below:
Time was when Womans club
met to talk and like the kitten chas-
ing its tail, went in circles that never
got anywhere. The Civics department
|of the Womans Club is following
straight lines east and west north and
south and the dream is of city
beautiful.
THE facts revealed by a campaign of
investigation find these conditions:
Il. Open garbage receptacles, made
up of old tubs. buckets, boxes, etc, in
all parts of city.
"2. Alleys contain a series of un-
slightly ash piles.
"3. Papers scattered broadcast
"a. Manure piles and manure in un-
covered boxes.
IS. Alleys and vacant lots unsightly
from general rubbish such as old iron,
tin cans, bottles, uncut weeds. etc
80 Seven dump carts for garbage
collection.
a. Alley pickers. mainly children
who scatter contents of boxes and de-
stroy covers where such are in evil
The Lake County times., 1913-11-14
HARD GAME ON
SATURDAY

Local followers of football. who
were disappointed by the cancelling of
last Saturdays game with South Bend
VIII be able to witness q battle of
equal caliber when the high school
football team meets the team repre-
senting Rensselaer, high school at
Harrison park tomorrow afternoon.
Word comes from Jasper county that
their boys are fast rounding into shape
and expect to put good over on the
local warriors IN their last battle
with Rensselaer, in the season of 1911
the Purple and white went down in
defeat by close score of 9-6, but the
Hammond boys were outweiHhed by a
good margin and this coupled with
their rough tactics resulted in the To-
Gals defeat The Hammond boys are
confident they will be able TO turn the
track this time and look forward to
victory on Saturday.
Owing to the unfortunate accident
resulting In the death Of Mrs. Tillman.
wife of Prof. E. 8. Tillman of the
faculty. last Saturdays game with the
South Bend H. s. was cancelled It is
doubtful whether another game will be
scheduled with South Bend this year
as both teams have their open dates
pretty well filled. Besides a report has
come from the st. Joseph county city
that athletics have ben abolished in
their high school. How true this is,
will be learned in a few days but at
present that statement will have to be
accepted.
The Hammond team has been practic-
ing faithfully all week and Coach
Smith thinks his men will do them
selves credit I'm the coming contest A
good deal of the time has been spent
The Lake County times., 1913-11-14
"S- Splitting on the streets.
"9. The menace OF flies

dence.
"s- Splitting on the streets.
"9. The menace OF flies.
10 Disorderly condition of rail-
road right of ways in center OF city
Following are suggestions:
Il. Uniform galvanized iron covered
cans owned by city and safe guarded
as are the u. S. mail boxes.
y. Removal of ashes.
%. Receptacle in down town dis
trict for papers
"A Manure in tightly closed receipt
acles
20. Removal OF all rubbish, cans.
bottles, old iron etc.
IS. Efficiency test for garbage col
lectors Ga physician called to East Chi
bound for the dumping ground. The
physician on returning met the same
cart still going to dumping ground).
II. Keep out alley pickers.
IS. Enforce ordinance on splitting
on streets.
80. Elimination OF hies
10 Conversion Of right of ways
into miniature parks by means OF
lawns and shrubbery
"Civics Department, Hammond Wom-
lan's Club
pin map of the city is being com.
pleted to be exhibited in the First Ma.
tional Bank. Black pins will indicat,
dirt. red Will show disease breeding
places. and so forth, following a simpi,
code.
The Lake County times., 1913-11-14
Never Killed Robin.

A bird enthusiast who is being taught
taxidermy by l. II. Scheer, 1s2 State
street, desires to correct one statement
in the TINES written up by the taxi
dermist. Mr.. Scheer.' says this party
has speciments of every bird that
has ever flown in Lake county except
the robin. He looks at that sweet
feathered creature in sentimental
light and will not disturb it, let alone
kill one. He seolds numerically any
one of his patrons or students who XIII
a robin and he will not stuff it for
them"
The Lake County times., 1913-11-14
"The Wolf at Orpheum.

The Wolf, the play that set all
Chicago talking for more than ten
weeks during its run in that city at
the Chicago Opera house. and also held
New York spellbound for nearly
year at the Lyric, comes to the Or
pheum theater on Sunday matinee.
THE Wolf" is from the pen of Eu-
gene Walter, author of several dra-
mas, but is different from the usual
run of plays that il leaves a distinct
impression of its own on the mind of
the spectator The story and theme
new. There is an abundance of
bright dialogue, droll hunor and the
pathos and sentiment of the play are
not of the artificial sort. The stage
settings are remarkably elaborate,
and many of the scenes are so well
managed as to receive hearty applause.
The engagement of "The Wolf prom
ises to be record-breaker. and peo-
pie will marvel when they think of
witnessing this remarkable production
at the same prices the theater has been
accustomed to-
The Lake County times., 1913-11-14
A New Zealand Visitor.

r. J. Coils of Oamaru. n. T.. presi-
dent of the Machinery company in the
antipodes who are Zealand agents for
the Champion Potato Machinery COM
pany. is here for a visit with the of
ficials of the company. It is his first
trip to the states and he finds much
The Lake County times., 1913-11-14

The public is cordially invited to take
out cards Books are useless unless
they circulate The library board and
stan are anxious to supply you with
the book you need. The library is
yours. let them help you, come and see
what you can find
story hour as usual for the children
Saturday morning from 10 to Ii
o'clock. All are invited
LIBRARIAN
The Lake County times., 1913-11-14

to admire in the business methods of
this country. He expects to visit in
Toronto and New York before return
ing home.
The Lake County times., 1913-11-14

IN rerfecting their numerous trick
plays and Saturday ought to see a
smoothly running machine in the work
OF the Hammond team.
The Lake County times., 1913-11-14

Entered on cleanup campaign to
promote the city beautiful idea forty
women of the Hammond Womans
club met last evening at the home OF
Mrs. Ralph Ross of Mason street to
hear a report by Mrs. Eugene Cooper,
chairman of committee that has in
vestigated the streets. and alleys OF
Hammond.
The Lake County times., 1913-11-14

Thirty women, picked from the de-
partment. of which Mrs. Carrie
Hernden is chairman. went on a tour
OF inspection the first of the week
Wearing goloshes they went over the
towns good. bad and Indifferent alleys.
The Lake County times., 1913-11-14

Make that cold room bearable with
e Gas Heating Stoye.-No. Ind Gas q
EIec- Co-Adv. aStf
The Lake County times., 1913-11-14

Smoke Nellie Canadian Club Mix
ture. For pipe or cigarette. best that
leaf and skill can produce.-Adv.
The Lake County times., 1913-11-14

TIMES WANT ADS ARE EOH
ERVICE-TO your
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CORPORATION MEETINGS

Annual meetings of corporations are
advertised as follows:
Pacific Guano and Fertilizer Co., H
Hackfeld & Co.'S, Monday, Feb. -,
y. m.
Kohala Land Co Castle & Cookies
Tuesday. Feb. p. II a. m.
Honomu Sugar CO., G. Brewer Il
Co.'S, TUESDAY, Feb. -, 10 Il. IN.
Kohala Sugar Co.. Castle & Cookies
Tuesday, Feb. -. 10 a. m.
Waialua Agricultural Co., Castle &
Cookies, Thursday, Feb -, 10 a m.
Eva Plantation Co., Castle &
Cookies, Wednesday,, Feb. 26, 10 am.
ApOkaa Sugar Co., Castle & Cookies
Wednesday, Feb. &c, 80 D. m.
Wa;luku SUGAR Co.. G. Brewer &
Co.'S, Monda.:', Feb. "A, a. NJ.
Kauai Electric c.. Stangenwald
building, Tuesl4y. March !, p. N.
Kauai Fruit 4 Land Co., Stangen-
valid LuildiEg, Tuesday, March 4, 2:3O
p. m.
Horokaa Sugar Co.. =. A. SchaeFer
& CO.'S office, Friday, Feb, IA, 10 a. IN
Waianae Company, J. N. DOWSett' s
office. Thursday, Feb. -, ~ a. n,
Guardian Trust CO.. Judd building,
Friday, FEB. II, 3 p. IN.
OAHU Sugar 90. saturday, Feb. -,
8 sc a. m. at II. Hlck:el1 4 co.
Kdu Agricultural Co., Wednesday,
Feb. 10, $50 p. m, at {. Brewer Il Co..
HonuapO Agricul' ural CO., Feb. -,
:; D. m., at &. BreWc; 4 Go.
Waiohnu Agricultural ami Grazing
Co., Feb 10, 2:::D p. IL. at {. Brewer
& Co.
Kahaupu Agricultural! co., Thursday,
Feb. 90, II a. m. at G. Brewer & co.
Wcha Agricultural CO., Feb. 20, 10
a. M at G. Erewrr & co.
Kalopa Agricultural Co., Feb. %,
1880 Il. H., at G. Brewer d Co.
WOod!awn Fruit Co., Feb. ~, = pm,
at G. Brewer & Co.
Olowalu Co., Feb 10, II a. m, at c.
Brewer & Co.
Waimanalo Sugar Co., Feb. 10, 10 a,
m, at G. Brewer & Co.
HiIo Sugar co., Feb q, 10 a. m, at
G.. Brewer 4 Co.
POnahaWai Coffee Co., Feb. p,
iO:3U a. IN, at c. Brewer & Co.
Kahuku Plantation Co., Stangen-
valid building, Thursday, Feb. 20, 10
a. NJ.
OmaopiO Plantation Co., Stangon-
valid building, Tuesday, Feb. IS, 100
p. IN.
Pulehu Plantation Co. Stangonwald
building, Tuesday, r. b. i, 1910 a. III.
Makawao Plantation Co.. Stangen-
valid building, Tuesday, Feb. IS, | a.
IN
Nahiku Sugar Co., Stangenwald
building. Tuesday. Feb. IS, , p. m.
East Maui Irrigation Co.,, StangeR-
valid building, Tuesday, Feb. IS, go
p. IN.
Hawaiian Sugar CO., Stangenwald
building, Monday, Feb. "a, 1890 a. IN.
Maui Agricultural Co.. Stangenwald
building. Tuesday. Feb. Is. 1870 a III.
Inter-Island Steam Navigation Co.,
Wednesday, Feb. rs, ~ a, IN.
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For sale By Benson. Smith 4 Co.
Ltd, Chambers Drug Co.. Ltd, Hilo
Drug Co. and at all wholesale liquor
At THE HOTELS
HOTEL AUBREY, 4AuULA

Mr.. and Mrs. Hall. Miss 3. Moran
San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. Lunst
siz, Oakland, Cal; J. Baird, Winnipeg
Man; NJ. Herendeen, Mrs. A. W. Ash
mum, Miss r. Burke and Miss Myrtle
NJ. Cassels, South Benr, Wash; Mr.
and Mrs. F. II. Kaune, Illinois; F. r
Gonsalves, F. NJ. Goodman, Berkeley
CAL; Miss NJ McLennan, Portland
Ore; Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Pratt, Mr.
Jarvis, &. W.. Carr, Mr.. Gulick, E. H.
Wodehouse, f. G. Gonsalves, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. II. Niepa, Mrs. ]. p. Sullivan,
Mr. and Mrs. r. F. Clark, Robert K.
Clarke, N. X. Richards, Mr.. and Mrs.
a. S. Drier, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Beck
icy, Mrs. j. Munroe, A. F. Gertz, Mrs.
S. Shaw and Mr.. H. Hughes, Homo
lulu.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL

There will be 4 meeting OF the
tbaIG {: h,4!'h rCmorro" afternoon
q; "..".
New Spring trimmed hats. just ar
rived. Die \ rson. the Leading MIli-
n~r ADVERTISEMENT.
I".""" loHC, Oi sOoG soil for sale.
Geo. NJ. lamaia McCandless block
pHCne acknowledgements.
Wanted-Two more passengers for
around the Island at $500. Lewis
: ables and Garage. Tel 2141.-ad-
ve-tiScmel'
Try a case Of assorted sOdas from
the Consolidated Soda Works and you
"ili order again. Theirs is the best in
the city. advertisement.
Chang Cham was rushed 70 the hos
lltal las; night TO" the purpose of get
lIng medical attention to IA bad wound
- II inflicted while under the rfft cts
ri -. rs
Collectors of Green Stamps are en-
titled to a chance free on a whole
room full Of furniture. Come in and
see. Everything free for Green
Stamps. advertisement
Genuine Kryptok biioCal lenses fur
nished promptly Factory On the prem
Uses, 4. \. Sanford, Optician, Boston
building, Fort street, over Henry May
4 CO. Telephone 1140.-advertise-
uent
| have thousand designs Of 1914
calendars to select from. See me be-
fore bnying elsewhere. Geo V.
Jakon, auctioncer and commission
agent, ~ Beretanla street.-advertise
ment.
Let Mrs. Taylor the florist, Hotel
street, opposite the Young Cafe, send
your valentine for you. Baskets,
boxes, or bouquets of roses, orchids
and viOlets. Ribbons to match any
flower. Telephone 2339-advertse
ment
There will lie a meeting of the resi-
dents of Palama, in the Palama Settle
meHt gymnasium at 40 o'clock this
evening to hear Dr.. Pratt and Senator
Judd speak on the subject of improve
ment Of the district. 1t is under the
auspices Of the Patama Improvement
Club.
The funeral services of Florence
Abbey, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. IL. r. Abbey of Kaimuki, who
died at the home of her parents. Feb
ruary II, were held yesterday after
noon from Silva's undertaking parlOrS,
interment being in the Catholic GENE
terry on King street.
Photographers, prOfC ssiOnal and
amateur, will be Interested to know
that the wonderful photographs shown
by the Kempt were taken with a Ora
tlex camera, using Promo Pack Films.
These cameras and films are for sale
at the Honolulu Photo Supply Co., the
Kodak headquarters in Honolulu.
The Tnrum collection of Hawaiian
steamps, which is now the property of
the Bishop Museum. will be on exhibit
ton at the meeting of the Hawaiian
Philateiic Society to be held this even
ing in the University Club. Great in
terSt among stamp collectors is being
shown in this collection since Mr..
Croker left his Hawaiian collection
to a San Francisco museum.
Members of the Kauluwela Young
Mems Club were guests at the home of
Mrs. Edward Cooper, Vineyard street,
on Tuesday evening, when dinner
was served in their honor. During
the evening prizes were offered for the
forming of the most words out of the
letters composing the name of Abra-
ham Lincoln. Frank kaiua won the
first prize, a portrait of Lincoln, and
the BOBBY prize, box of CONNECTIONS,
went to Charles KakO
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LESS BOWEL TROUBLE
IN HONOLULU

Honolulu people have found out
that A SINGLE DOSE of simple buck
thorn bark, glycerine, etc, as com
pounded in Adler-i-ka, the German ap
rendicitis remedy, relieves constipa
ton, sour stomach or gas on the
stomach INSTANTLY. This simple
mixture alSisepticizes the digestive
organs and draws off the impurities
and it is surprising how QUICKLY it
helps. The Hollister Drug Co. - adj
Vertisement
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a bill was introduced into the Wis
cnnsin assembly prohibiting III" rIar-
! iaSe Of whites and blacks.
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At a meeting Of the Honolulu Mor,
chants Association on Thursday
next tho election of a successor to the
late Charles A. Bon as president will
be taken up Resolutions touching tie
death OF NJ. Bon will be presented I'y
Vice-presdent Swain and Secretary
George G. Guild. VINO were appointed
committee for the pui pos H. {
directors yr.tc"da..
Closing quotations CT Hawaiian
stocks in San Francisco Yesterday
were as follows: Hawaiian Com
mercial, 32>712 bid; IiaWallan Sugar,
35.25 bid; lIonokaa, s asked; Hutch
mson. 1851. bid; Kilauea, T. bid;
Onomea, 222.371a bid. "2.G2l4 asked:
Paauhau, 1850 bid: Union, 27.3" bid:
Honolulu Plantation $3.50 asked; I1o-
nolulu Oil, ! bid, 100 ASKED.
An investment company cNClnSlVN-
" for the Portuguese nationality is
being promoted, the committee having
it in hand being \. D. Castro, l.. K.
Me NelrOS, j. ~ (Anara, ". A. 9IINd'
\inrrntp Ftrncnd, l.. Jr., A. |. Silva,
J. s. .A2cycdO. J. ID. Marques and NJ.
G. Pacheco. Its proposed capital stock
is $5O, 900 in 600 shares of IS each,
with limit Of $4,000 on the amount
any stakeholder may hold at one time.
A member of the committee said this
morning that this project vas deemed
better than a savings and loan as
socaticn, as in the latter form of or
ganizatiOn members were disposed to
draw their money too freely and thus
keep the funds at a low point. The
investment company will deal in real
and personal property. and act as
agents ana brokers for persons, firms
and corporations.
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SAFE COTGH MEDICINE.

Mothers everywhere object to giving
their children medicines that contain
opiates and fo: this reason Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy has become
general favOritp. This remedy con
tains absolutely nothing injurious and
for the prompt relief of coughs, colds,
Group and whoopiHg cough, it has no
CORAL For sale by all dealers. Ben
son. Smith & Co.. Lid, agents for lia-
wall advertisement
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Honolulu Stock Exchange
NAME OF STOCK

THURSDAY. February j..
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BUSINESS ITEMS

Work in earnest will begin next
Monday toward getting the Pahoa
lumber mill rebuilt. Manager Sam
Johnson has returned to Hawaii to
handle the operations.
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hERChNTIlE

Every Child born in tho town O.
Orange. Conn.,. from now on will re-
o.'i>c Il pr.'sCn Of a .HV!n"S bank lOok
SHOWING the It ,osit Of do!li. II it,
tIt.lit at the Orange bank.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-04
DOCTOR GETS HIS START

HOW 90 phNsit!aE> and lawyer,
s"t q start
When ! frs received my license
TO practice n.tlcia. | was employed
!. house physician In 4 hospital In
! fine residence district said \
~iGsiy known practitioner tn. other
DAY. on. day little boy came In
a1G said he wanted 20 t-e yacciua.~t
I performed the task with extreme
care % avoid any possibility OF In.
feciior. hardascd ~. arm up neatly
a1t sen; the boy away.
The rcxt day received a call!
from a family residing TAO block.
from ihc hospital. aat there per
formed AZ operation which netie.
ne a handsou. fee. II 'arned on: TO
b th. family OF the boy ~no had
h--cn NAecinstsd the day before. a.d
;he rs-erts. who bad ic-. .cn
through / careless vaccination. had
rsen % pleased with ;e. work ;ha,
they had sen, 'or ne 10 perform the
operation necessary the .o!lovin :
Gay Ta. family ~ss i iarr. one.
aad ~ell 70 10. and received NOR.
than 5000" q year from 1, In Zee.
:o- the nsNt three years
Through these satisfied parIeu,s
ny practice began 20 sroy until TO-
day ny Income Is quite large. date
ms success. however. from ii. aay
that l!t'l. hoy walked In the hosr!--
=! door.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-04
SMALL TCRHLS HATS

Tae snail tuFhzn o: fur. velvet.
silE or y-louT : enjoyinS ar urti.-
pct~t reign il th- millinery world al
present
Tae>@ toauss E-.6rzp-l5 N !a1un-
s-zble Tz-s Eaf trimmed with fssJh-
-. a!c--tts O. flowers
Tie o-t-iEh 7lgnss are beautifully
shaded sa1 there il IL unusual
zdo-n-s-- 9: -a-us5es". fashioned
tIcD o-t-.EH f-onls O. heron plum
axe >q-aEs of- graceful Fs-zci.
pluDe> zr= a tas0-tra c4-riru-s fo-
The s-afi hat
Fantasies Of every VARIETY z6o-1
re rhie Rats ot aszv.- aot velour.
Partisan Eorn@1 favor TIE tu-oz :
O. trque FOR s:-%st wear they i--
sure much greater uo-tc-- ,hs. to-
,Er-s picture lat. and have smart
res e-tiu=ly their oE-
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-04
JANI1OR TELLS OF
PART IN GRIMES
tConrlnucd from page -
planned the mechanism

PLANNED the mechanism.
Tie began WORK on the bomb aft
'r MI Herrera had notified him
that n-Ero had been engaged to
take hi nklacc. In shor, bl; OF
pipe r<lcrl bottle OF uitrosly-
ccrina. holding &; IN position hy uail.
and paper \ hole had hccu burned
IN the cork with a red hot hairpin.
\ percussion cap. small spring.
steel button box. wrapping paper and
tWinr completed th- makeup OF the
Internal machine.
The spring WAS 50 arranged as to
snap the button sharply against the
PERCUSSION cap when '-h- box was
opsacd
Unless this man - crazy" Mr.
nnushsTty Sald we have caught n.
most dastardly criminal that ha.
come - the attention OF the police
IN fifty ycar.
The bomb which cauy>ed the death
~ Mr. Herrera resulisSi In IN.
probable loss OF hs= husbands eve
siShf and she serious injury % Miss
Fusatnsn, bcaFdcr Like those
seat 20 Mr. TAYLOR Aad JUts. Ro>-
a.skv. % Wa> suclo~s! IN a pasyboard
.SH .Sa H5TTIa' ,.,,,.s ,Ss.5s 20 sdtreIs o.
IN" NfrII+e asked MS wife II II
was her. -" OPENED r.
Mrs. TAYLOR. or Grace Walker.
VAS killed = year and DAY ago. The
Internal Instrument was made up 10
rc-- uhle q box % candy and she
was instantly killed. ruill ,otay
%" reason Why her death va. souEht
remained unknown
The attempt On Judge Rosalsky's
li;r Va. Eads when Interest ~as TO-
ca-'d o. ;hc th!Fjs-y.Ar sentence
iu'nc.~d ~ the judge on Brandt,
Mortimer >ch!ff. valet The !as;rii-
meat Nss seu' 20 the !u-i.,s heru.
a1t placed on N. library table. Rc
cd rot Ike it. appearance. aad no,i-
lied the bureau % com au.;lh In
sncrtoT Owen opened 8; in the irtr.'s
library. a1d b. the explosion Lls
land VA MANNED anr his face aad
shoulders lacc-a'ed-
KID Walker. ~ao rS.r.i d.Sisr-
-. ~@s the b-tray-r Q; bis cauSn,.r.
v.s >ho; down On the Sc~e-r nearly
- yc-7s seo, Deputy Conmlssioa.-
pogsteTty aid today he would t-y
% >'ivs -. old mystery.