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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-16
JURY LIST DRAWN
FOR OCTOBER TERM

The jury list for the October term
Of court was drawn yesterday by the
county court. One-half of the 81 men
named are farmers and the rest are di-
vided among a number of employments
and occupations. The following are
cited to appear at the county court
house at 10 o clock a. m. on October 5
to hear the cases en- the docket for the
coming term:
Thurston Grim, Aurora, carpenter:
y. Stoessel, Mehama, farmer; p. E.
draber, Salem No 5, druggist; Henry
Stute, ScollaFd farmer; Lee Tate, Stay.
Ton, farmer; Joscie Il. Vanderbeck.
Gcrvais, farmer; 7. +. HerIen, Turner.
farmer; l.. D. I.nch SCOTS Mills, mer-
chant; G. A. Boiling, Macleay, farmer;
b. O.. Boedigheimer. Salem No. 3. hv-
erymau; Frank Barrett, Hubbard. farm.
er; A. b. Goliath, Salem No. 6. carpen-
ter; L. +. Wright, Salem No. Z. motor
man; c. !. Cooley. Mt. Angel, farmer:
". II. Scott Sidney, farmer; Allen
Rhodes. salem No 5 gardener; Philip
Graham, St Paul, farmer; G. T. 2Nick-
er, salem No 9, laborer; Frank :
Werd, salem No. 3, druggist; ]. E.
Waltman, Howell tprmer; W. H. Loose
Salem Nc. &, carpenter; T. NJ. Barr Sa-
lem No g, VIHmbcr; Josie Ryan. Butte
vile, merchant; 4. n. Bolter, Brooks.
farmer: c. l.. Davis Marion. fc-mer:
l. Y, McAdoo, Salem No. 6. printer.
Goo, W. knight, Hubbard, merchant:
Bruce Fox, Liberty, farmer; Otto Head
nck, salem No, 4, transfer man; Hcrel
Il. smith. Salem No. >, insurance: /. H.
Grassman, Mckee, farmer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-16
0[D-TIME REMEDY
MAKES PURE BLOOD

Hoods sarsaparilla has been and
still is the peoples medicine because
of its reliable character and its won
derful success in purifying, enriehing
and revitalizing the blood and reliey-
inc the common diseases and ailments
-serofula, catarrh, rheumatism, dys-
pepsia, loss of appetite, that tired
feeling, general debility.
Hoods Sarsaparilla purifes and en-
riches the blood, and in so doing
renders the human system the great
est service possible. This medicine
has been tested for years. 1t is per-
feetly pure, clean and absolutely safe,
as we'll as of peculiar and uneQualed
medicinal merit.
Get Hoods, and get it now from
any drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-16
GERMANS REPORTED
ABANDONING LIECE

Berlin. Sept Ia. Via Rome.-That
the German troops have abandoned
Liege was officially announced TODAY.
Why Liege shonll De abandoned Was
not known.
II has been reported that the German
lines Of communication were Threatened
hut no iutimatlon had been received
that any strong force other than the
Belgians themselves was operating
against the kaiser's troops in Belgium.
and IL WAS doubted il the Relgians
alone were strong enough to recapturc
Liege.
II WAS thought possible the Liege
troops had beea sent forward 10 help
the Germans in France.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-16
INSANE SHE KILLS
BABIES AND HERSELF

Oregon City, Ore, Sept. l6.-obsessed
with the hallucination that she was pro.
tecting them from the suffering and
sins Of tae world, Mrs. Florence Sohn.
Is, shot and instantly killed her two
children, Richard and Dorothy Virginia,
aged two wears and six months, respect
lively, and is believed to be diving to-
day FROM two bullets she fired into
her own body.
The dead children and wounded wife
were found by the husband, William
Sohn, when he returned home from
work.
The tragedy occurred 10 miles south
of Gere Tuesday.
y 3S'cabileT revolver was used.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-16
EUGENE COMPANY
QUITS BUSINESS

1t is just announced that the Board
Of Directors of the Oregon Automobile
Mutual Fire Association of Eugene
held a meeting on the 1lth inst. at
which it was decided to wind up the
business of the association as soon as
possible. Since the first of this year
the Iusurauce Department has been do
ing the clerical work of the company to
save the members any further expense
as 1t had become necessary to make
heavy assessments to pay accumulated
losses. Another claim filed on account
of recent loss complicated matters and
the directors decided to make final
assessment to pay all valid claims, can
eel all outstanding insurance and quit
business.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-16
WILL PROBABLY CHANGE
THE WAR TAX BILL

Washington Sept. l5.-After a con.
ference with President Wilson toda,
representative Underwood, chairman
of the house WAYS and means committee.
announced that the freight tax pro.
posed in the war tax bill will be
dropped IL it fails TO meet with the
approval of the democratic caucus to.
night He said he had arranged another
plan which be was sure would be an.
proVet The new plan, it was believed.
provides a stamp tax ON r0ruoer iai
paper
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-16
FRANK A REAL FISHERMAN.
(Silverton Appeal.)

Frank Rodgers, while he may not
have any OF the earmmks of cham.
piou fisherman, vet he can get en-
wheu he goes after the figny tribe. He
was distributing among his friends
Wednesday sample Of fish be can land
when the weather is right. One trout
for instance which the writer saw,
measured II inches from tip to tip and
dressed weighed IA pounds. Frank
says he caught 10 fish Of which this
big one was from bunch Of five lust
alike as to size, weight. color and smell
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-16

Dave J.. Fuitz's salary as president
of the Baseball Players Fraternity ia
$1,000 a year-considerably less than
that received by more than half of thu
SG players now enrolled. Intimations
that rich financial rewards spurred
Frltz in his activities were resented
Yesterday by a director of the frater,
ity, who furnished proof Of the fac;
'H' Fultz declined an Increase In 50
70se of the need of fat -,
i-ture protective measur
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-16
TO INVESTIGATE SULLIVAN

Washington, Sept. 16.-A resolution
proposing the investigation of the pri-
mary campaigns preceding the senator
ial nomination of Roger Sullivan in IL
linois and Boies Penrose in Pennsyl-
yania was introduced in the senate to-
day by Senator Norris. 1t was referred
TO the committee TO elections.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-16
AVIATOR KILLED.

Pueblo, Colo, Sept. l6.-Aviator Wei
don Cook, of Oakland, Cal, was killed
here today while making an exhibition
flight at the state tair grounds. His
machine collapsed while he was several
hundred feet alOft.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-16
BIG SHIP IN DISTRESS.

Marshfield, Ore, Sept. l6.-
A large vessel, name unlearned,
is in distress off Gold Beach.
according to telephone adviees
received here this morning.
Whistles of distress were heard
at I a. m. A violent wind and
rain storm is raging. Tie life.
saving crew AZ Bandon was sum
moned and left Immediately
for the scene.
Shortly after this the tele
phone wire, the only means of
communication failed. and ef.
forts to reach Gold Beach since
have been unavailing. Gold
Beach is ON an isolated portion
of the southwestern Oregon
coast
X x = X * s; x 4 x * x X x
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-16
Hop Picking Season Short.

A short crop of hops has tended to
make this picking season the shortest
in a number of years. A great many
of the yards are finished and the hal
anee will be done before the end Of this
week. The city is full of people who
have "pulled stakes" and are starting
back home. Two special trains left TO-
day loaded to the limit. One of four
ears carried five hundred into the
Lebanon country and one of eight cars
carried over thousand to Portland.
The regular trains were loaded in both
directions and were late in leaving the
city. The quality of the hops this year
has proven to be the best in number
of years but this will be off set by the
shortage in the crop, which at this time
appears to be at least % per cent and
may be more. Buyers are in the market
offering IS. cents and better but the
growers are rather inclined to hold on
a short time thinking that the market
IS due for rise within the next few
days.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-16
BoER GENERAL KILLED.

London, sept. l6.-News agency dis
patches from johannesburg, South At
uea, today said that General Jacobus
pe'arey, Hoted Boer war general, had
bees accidentally shot and killed there.
Just turn back 10 the Wont
Ad Columns nolO and see the
offerings there.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-16

JourHel Vert Ads Gre q big
help to the farmers tohea they
arc toG busy TO come to to,vn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-16

The State Normal School at Mon
mouth opened its doors for registra-
tiOn yesterday and about two hundred
were registered on the first day. 1t is
expecte that there will be a great
many more before the end of the week
The Misses Jean and Beth Ketchum
left yesterday for Corvallis where they
will enter the Agricultural College
This is their second year at the school
Prof. Bones. instructor of Manual
Training and PHYSICS was busy today
preparing the School Exhibit for the
Polk County Fair. which will be held
in Dallas the last three days of this
week. Some of the cabinet work put
out by the students would be a credit
to professionals. The exhibit will be
taken to Dallas tomorrow in an auto
Truck.
Shailor Elderdge and Ira Mix of this
city left yesterday for Corvallis where
they will enter school. This is the
second year for them.
Rev. +. N. Sandifur, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church in this city
for the last two years will leave short
ly for Portland, with his family. where
they will take up their new residence.
Mr.. Sandifur s oldest son will enter
Reed College in Portland.
I. Yoakum, of Dallas, was in the city
yesterday, looking for growers who
wanted to sell their hops. He didn t
find any.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-12
Uniqse Enbro.dery c,.b.

The Unique Embroidery Club held
their first meeting Of the season
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Nick Dysart. All members of
the club with the exception Of one.
were present. The Afternoon was
spent in = social way and needle
work.
Late In the afternoon Mrs. Dysart
served pink ice cream. which had
been frozen In rose moulds. two
kinds OF cake and iced grape Juice.
The club will hold a called meet
ing with Mrs. Dysart Monday after
noon at which time officers for the
coming year will be elected and
other necessary business dispensed
with.
The guests OF the club Tuesday
were Mrs. j. n. Scipes and Miss
Celia Monson. Of Brookfield. No.,
Mrs. Owen McKinstry. and Miss
Gladys Kcyser Of Brookfield. NO.,
and Mrs. Fredericks. OF California
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-12
Distrscs Cosrt = ssssioa.

Judge Riser was down from Pu-
eblo yesterday and held brief ses-
sion Of the district court. Ransom
Kelley. the colored gentleman who
made an assault ON Mrs. LiEsie Heinz
bach, who lives three miles west Of
swink. on August 18th. and robbed
her Of q pocketbook containing $3.76.
pleaded guilty to the charge and was
given term In the penitentiary Of
not less than ten nor more than
twelve years. There were two
charges and Kelley pleaded guilty
to both. the sentence being the same
in each case. Kelley had = narrow
escape from being lynched At the
time the crime was committed.
Pearl Mcmillan and Lawrence
Brescia. also entered . plea Of
guilty to burglarising the premises
of J. NJ. 8lane. west Of Ia Junta. ON
August 10th. and were sentenced to
the reformatory.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-12
s.sssssfsl AdvsssAsias. 1

In leading article on advertising
IN he caSreAt n1lAbsr Of Tie Natioial'
Hardware DealeFs' Magasina Jos
eph Sigmund says:
10 b . successful merchant or .
succsssful general. or = successful sd-
vertising man. the plan Of campaign
must b carefully considered.
There must b policy.
The clerks or the soldiers must be
interested In the issue.
There must b enthusiastic devo-
tioa Of al 70 the common cause.
Think Of the contasion Of . real
leader and then consider the cumu-
lative force when multiplied By the
number Of men connected with an
entsrpriss.
Scheming 10 not necessary ele-
msnt Of successful merchandising. or.
rather. successful advertising; but
building d essential. and what build
Or proceeds without plans. what mer-
S080S WVbS0y W So0 0oS10 Co0 CAVoCS
70 compete without . policy! Let
the policy Of the stores publicity be
ono fashioned on legitimate lines.
Build on your reputation: nurse
trade: make friends Of every custom
er-not necessarily personal friends.
but friends Of your store. II you
promise something In return for the
response to your advertising. be sure
to fulfill the pledge to the customers
satisfaction. II you promise your
boy = clicking" be SURE he gets II.
II you find the licking was undeserv-
ed. apologize. make amends: and this
same thing holds good In advertis-
ing.
Advertise Observation-Disclosures
etically--advertise judiciously
-advertise best fixtures II you wish
-advertise highest prices II you be-
lieve that will attract some-adver-
tise bargains II you are after the
masses-but. for mercy's sake. Mr..
Merchant. don't make a published
statement that you can't back up in
your store.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-12
Goodbye Hayrsck Rsads.

The final party Of the season % -
given In honor Of the young people
who have gone % take up their work
In the various colleges Of the United
States was given on Friday night Of
last week, when about dosen en-
joyed hayrack ride and picnic sup
per 1t Holbrook Lake.
Those who enjoyed the affair were
the Misses Edna wiswell. Jessie
Moore. Marion Helm. Hulah and
Meryl Black, and the Messrs. Kent
McCauley. Emerson Allsworth. Har-
old 0illiland. Maurice Stubs and
Bert Spidel. They we're chaperoned
by Prof. and Mrs. R. L. Hunt.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-12
Basehail Tosnorrow.

The final game Of the Arkansas
Valley League season will be played
In this city tomorrow afternoon. with
Lamar and La Junta contesting for
the glory Of winning the last game.
lf.Lamar wins and Rocky Ford loses
TO Las Animas. the two league lead
ers Will be tied for first place. and q
game will have 70 b. played BY La
mar and Rocky Ford 20 decide Who
wins the pennant. The game Will
b called At : o'clock. and Il b hoped
and expected that the biggest crowd
Of the season VIII b IN attsndance.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-12
Beet Prospect Best Ever.

Capt. Wadlington. beet asricultur-
list for the central part OF the county
for the National Sugar Company.
says the prospects for beet crop
are excellent. says the ordway Call
lie states that the size Of both the
tr and the root OF the bects BY far
exceed those grown any year since he
has been connected with the bust
ness. They are making a splendid
growth and he thinAs che tonna e
will slso be greater than II has set
iseen under kis administration. IIs
also says that the beet crop will be
ready for harvesting about Scptem-
Der 18th. which will be about two
weeks earlier than common.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-12
aoaQn llnIliliE = !, I ~ Illlll : Z n I

sO1Gn loOI Z f I;
A. " Go U 49, ~ q I
the little ~ d ~ NJ !;
n. D. Trusbloo1 y ieeJ6U 4; i
the family rssidsnce q al -.
view avenue. u s8sS v " ~ 'ssS'
3. =. Burnsss. opsonsssl
Rocky Ford. spsnds ~ 3ifs( 'ssl
third Fridays Of each Ioal1 y
the shefmah Hotsa. "a JnntA 19
your eyes nesd attsntion. invoo1lC1D
his no-chart msthed of sxAMan411
les bettsr. ConsuItatioA 4 No.
The Lorena Rsbekah Club -
wednesday afternoon With Nh !,
J. Kinsel at her home on Ban IT,
avenue. There was : good atton1-
ance Of the membsrship and a3elr
the business session had ben ~
penssd with : delightfn1 thtoo
course lunch was served ~ ~
hostess.
A special train carrying a1out a.
~ full fledged Masons, left Il ~
u last night for Mansanola. vheee
they took part in some special loAee
work. The Mansanola lodge oogveo
. sumptuous banquet and 'itewa0 noe
until the wee sma hours Of The uneSn-
ing that the La Junta dslegat1oA ~
turned home.
A. H. Ferrill received = telegram
Thursday announcing the death Of
his mother in Rogersville. No. NJ.
Ferrell Just recently returned iron
Missouri where he was called on -
count Of the serious illness Of h11
mother and At the time Of his loav-
Ing she was improving. II was tm-
possible for him TO return to attend
her funeral.
Simons Brothers' new store In the
Rourke Theater block will be ready
for business next Tuesday morning.
The fixtures are the finest Of any
store In the Arkansas Valley. and
when the up to the minute stock Of
clothing and mems furnishings 10
arranged II will be one Of the nifti-
est emporiums in this section Of Col
orado. Don't fail 70 read their an
nouncement In this issue Of ths
Tribune.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-12
BlrshdIay Party.

At the invitation Of Mrs. Grant
Harbour about thirty friends gath.
cred At their home ON Friday even
ing Of last week. taking Mr.. Har.
bour BY surprise and whilsd5 away
. few hours playing cards. The af.
fair was in honor or mis- birthday
anniversary, and after some time
had been spent enjoying cards. Z
two course lunch was served by Mrs
Harbour.
Before leaving for their homes the
guests presented Mr.. Harbour with
an Elk's ring as = token Of esteem
and friendship and wished him many
more happy birthday anniversaries
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-12
Editorial Triba'as'ons.

What have the editors Of the Ar
kansas Valley ON the south side done
that the dire things which afflicted
Job In his day have been visited
upon them! Mr.. Buck. Of the Fow-
Ter Tribune. mourns because his fami-
iy has typhoid fever. the family Of
Editor lsicknell. Of the Manzanola
Sun. In quarantined on account Of
scarlet fever. Editor johnson Of the
La Junta Free Press was operated on
Monday. for appendicitis. and simi-
lar operation had been performed
upon his wife the day before. What
next!- -Ordway Gail.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-12
Nsw nosnssaeaa LAw.

The "Taylor Second Homestead,
and. DssAEt Land Law = which -!
approved BY President Wilson 1ast
Friday. Il now : law. A largs
number OF people In Colorado ard
other western states sfe Interested
in this law. the terms Of which arc
~ follows: sss
That any person otherwise daily
qualified to make entry or entries
Of public lands under the home
stead or desert land laws. who has
heretofore made or may hereafter
make entry under said laws, aud
who. through NO fault Of his Own.
may have lost. forfeited. or aban-
doned the same. or who may here
after lose. forfeit, or abandon the
same. shall Be entitled to the bene-
fits Of the homestead or desert
land laws - though such former en-
try or entries had never been made:
Provided. that such applicant shAll
show. To- the satisfaction OF the $50!
retary Of the Interior that the PRIOR
entry or entries were made In good
faith. were lost. forfeited. or aban-
doned because Of matters beyond
his control. and that he has not
speculated In his right. nor commit
ted fraud In connection with such
prior entry or entries.''
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-12
selvey.Bristol.

Mr.. Rollin +. Selvey. Of this city.
and Miss Lille Bristol. Of Junction
City. Kan. were united In marriage
Thursday afternoen by Rev. Em-
manuel Payne.
Mr.. Selvey IL employed as a
brakeman on the Santa Fe and has
been making his home with his
uncle. c. II. Mapes for several
months.
Miss Bristol came 10 La Junta to
meet her sweetheart and the happy
couple have gone to housekeeping
At lll East Sixth street.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-12
atsA : xa.;as.

0as hundred coantiss In Kansas
ars : dry assa bons.
The proAibitosy liquor law Il now
enforced N : hundred Of the one
hundred and five counties Of the
stats anA Y is enforced - rigidiy
= any law On The statute book.
Juriss tn these one hundred coun-
tiss convict violators Of this Law ON
evidences - second offenders. whose
eonviction sends thsm 70 tie peni-
1snt1aFy.
Kansas consumes pr capita. per
annum, one dollar and twenty-five
csots' worth Of lianor for III pur-
Dooss - against The average Ameri-
caA consumption Of liquor Of twen-
U-one dollars . head.
There Il not . great differsncs In
population between Cook county. NJ
inois. and ne state oe KaAsas: yet
tAsss are moro Chicago insane IN
sAs Cook county asylum than the
insane. the criminals. The boys and
giSis at he rsformatosy. the feeble
minded. and tAs priseness In Kansas
jails and penitsntiafiss.
Here h another curious and IL
Illuminating fact: Kansas has few
sf murders. fewer homicides and
fewer accidental deaths than any
other state. and this Il one Of the
lowest rates In the vorid-ls for
each hundred thousand annually.
Kansas has fewer deaths from kid
ney diseases than any other state.
and the relation Of whisky to kidney
trouble IL % well known that this
fact alone proves . low per capita
consumption Of liquor.
Eighty-seven counties did not send
an insane patient to the asylums.
In fourteen counties NO jury has
been called ON in ten years to Try .
criminal case.
Thirty-eisht counties have empty
p0ornOuseS-
Kansas has the second lowest
death rate In America. seven and .
half thousand.
Kansas bank deposits have in
creased in ten years from 100000
900 70 e33o.ooo.o0o. These hank
deposits belong TO the many and not
70 the few.
The total taxable property in Kan.
sas Averages per inhabitant. el.-
tes.S2. the largest In America.
Kansas state debt has decreased
faster than that Of any other state.
Kansas has honest politics b.
causs II has no dealings with the
salooa crowd.
Kansas annual saving over the ~.
erags drink blll IN the Unitsd etatsl
y $4,000. ee.eee.-Wfllian Allsa
WAits. IN saturday Bvsains Post.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-12
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. Felix Duly. Passor.

3 .. m.-Low mass and sermon In
English: music and hymns BY Saint
Cscila's choir.
. .. m.-Bible class and Sunday
school In English: Mrs. Ellen Cuth-
rie O'Neil. superintendent.
10:30a. m.-High mass. with SER
mon In English: singing and orches-
tra By Saint Patsick's choir.
3:3o ,. n.-0unday school In
Spanish.
$3.50 ?. m.-Rosary and benedic-
tioa Of the Most Blessed oaefaDsnt
On week days mass q . .. n.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-12
bargain. 4. D~.lll.s rrop-r.,e.

Three houses In Riverside Place.
North La Junta. each on lot 7b by
225 feet; ? houses between First and
Second streets. Just north Of Catho-
lie church. La Junta: also lot 's feet
by 226 feet. Riverside place: all be-
longing to the estate Of Jennie J.
Ferrell: must be sold at once In or.
der tc close estate.
FCr prices and terms call on
GEO. A. KIL0ORE,Ageut
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-12
Some Rocky Ford Reclproe.sy.

About sixty tickets TO Rocky Ford
were sold at the depot last Thur
day morning and In addition . num-
Der went up Wednesday. 30 that La
mars total representation At the
melon burg was about one hundred.
This IL ninety-six more than the Ford
representation at the Lamar fair.
which seems to be the established
ratio Of reciprocity between the two
towns. The Lamar band accomDaA-
led the pilgrims. having been eagAg-
Cd 70 make music during watsSDa1-
on day.-Lamar Sparks.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-21

board tcih be absolute and final. Nothing
Of literary nature icM be considered IL,
fhe decision, nor givcn any preference in
the selection OF the t0inHer of the $4,000
prize. The last too reels, i6hich iCiH giUe
The most acceptable solution to the mys-
terry, wiH be presented in the theaters
hdring this feature as soon as 10 is pos
stble to produce the some. The story CORE
spending to these motion pictures ,ciH ap-
pear in the newspapers coincidentdIiy, or
GS soon after the appearance of the pic
lures as practicable. With the last ttco
reels 'ciH be shoUn 'he pictures of the ioin-
Her, his or her home, and other interesting
features. 1t is understood that the netos-
papers, so far as practicable, IN printing
the last tieo chapters of the story by Hdr-
cid MdcGrdfh, tciH also shoto picture of
the successful conteStont.
Solutions to the rtystery must not be
more than 100 lcords long. Here are some
questions to be Kept in mind in connection
f0ith the mystery as an aid to solution:
No. What becomes of the millionaire?
No. 2-Whdt becomes of the 1000. 900?
No. S-Whom does Florence marry?
No. What becomes of the Russian
countess?
Nobody connected either directly or in
directly Cith " The MiElion Dollar Mys-
!ery" tciU be considered as contestant.