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Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-06
Ross Decides Manufacture Of Two Per Cent Illegal
 If BrelU is Intoxicating

Hands Down Decision Where He Quotes Generously For Opinions Relative Alcoholic Brews - States Undoubtedly All Alcoholic Beverages Are Under Ban Of New Law-Fais to ommit Self on Present Case
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-06

In a decision handed down by Dis trict Attorney Ross yesterday rela- tive to the bearing of the new prohi- bition law on the manufacture and sale of two-percent, near beer and other such brews, the attorney states that such brewing is illegal if the lq- uor resulting is alcoholic or intoxi- eating
 The text of the decision follows:
 Tombstone, Arizona,
 Jan 4th, 1915 Hon. Harry C. Wheeler,
 Sheriff, Cochise County
 Tombstone. Arizona. Dear Sir
 Your letter, a copy of which fol- lows, reached me on the afternoon of January 2nd, 1915;
 Tombstone, Arizona,
 January 2nd., 1915. Honorable J. F. Ross, County Attor- ney, Tombstone. Cochise County, Ari. zona
 Dear Sir
 Will you please give me, at once if possible your written opinion rel ative to the prohibition amendment desire particularly your opinion covering that beverage commonly known and called two percent, Bar cite and any other beverage of like nature, containing alcohol in any percent.
 I desire, also, your opinion cover ing liquids containing alcohol in any percent Would tinctures, perfumes. toilet waters, linaments, etc, lemon extract, which is known 10 have a very high percent of alcohol, all kinds of patent medicines, cough med icines bay rum and all other prep arations used for the hair; in short. please give me a full comprehensive interpretation Of the prohibition law in writing, that I may be governed accordingly.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-08-25
LOST AND FOUND

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SOMETHING FOR NOTHING is
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for nothing is worth your time to in
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CHILDREN, we will look for you at
our store, Tuesday between 3 and s
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-08-25

When You Feel That Pain.
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-08-25

Kuese Is here to stay and sell you
pianos. Bargains this week. Look
'em up. 308 Third St.-Adv.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-08-25

Misses Birdie Rykken and Hazel
Overson are spending the week with
Miss Thora Avis. go 81
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Misses Ruth and Edna Sanderson
left Monday afternoon for a visit with
friends at Benson.
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Classified Wants
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WANTED-Boy to work in bakery
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WANTED who would like to
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HOUSES AND ROOMS
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&C. H. Sherwood left Sunday for
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FOR RENT-Furnished room In
modern house. Suitable for two. Use
II telephone. Only gentlemen need
apply. Inquire at 115 Becker Ave. E.,
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FOR SALE-$25O0 buys an eleven
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Johnson City. 178
CHOICE LOT FOR SALE-One lot,
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avenue and First street. M. r. Sim
ons. III
ACRE TRACTS-In Barnstad and
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fruit trees, and IA lots not improved;
also one big black five year old Per
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0MNUNN BARGAINS-H you arc
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'mDfoved farms n Kandiyohi county,
. not 1ail q call at the ONCE and
bok ovsr tho large HIT q properties
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-08-25

FOR SALE-$25O0 buys an eleven
room house, barn, corner lot 75x15O
feet, located two blocks south of
Swedish Lutheran church.
Johnson City. 178
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-08-25

ACRE TRACTS-In Barnstad and
Glarum's additions. Inquire of Ander-
son Land Co. 96
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TYPEWRITER RIBBONS for eli
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TRACING PAPER-Large sheets Of
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MONEY TO LOAN on improved
farms at low rate of interest. First
National Bank, Willmar. 4
WANTED TO TRADE-A SIX b. >.
gasoline engine for horse, team or
cattle. c. A. Olson, Rt. s, Willmar,
MINI. 900
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tight housekeeping. Sig Nelson ave-
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light housekeeping. 515 Nelson ave-
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FOR RENT-Three rooms upstairs.
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REAL ESTATE.

CHOICE LOT FOR SALE-One lot,
50x10O East front on corner Litchfield
avenue and First street. M. r. Sim
OnS III
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-08-25

FOR RENT room In
modern house. Suitable for two. Use
II telephone. Only gentlemen need
apply. Inquire at 115 Becker Ave. E..
CITY.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-08-25

FOR SALE Seventy acre farm
with buildings, near Willmar. Thirty
acres Of same can be sold in five or
ten acre tracts. Write or call on
owner, Otto Johnson, Rt. 5, Box s,
Willmar, MINI. 100
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-08-25

FOR Sale-My place in town, con.
sisting Of IA lots with good buildings,
fruit trees, and IA lots not improved;
also one big black five year old Per.
cheron mare; one cream colored rid.
ing and driving pony, harness and
buggies, etc. /. w. Alme, Willmar. 162
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-08-25

GENUINE BAR0AINS-n you are
cooking for such IN city property Of
'mDfoved farms 81 Kandiyohi county.
% not I'M 70 call q the ONCE and
0ok ovlr tho hfSo nst of properties
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-08-25

WANTED TO TRADE-A SIX b. 3.
gasoline engine for horse, team or
cattle. c. A. Olson, Rt. s, Willmar,
MINI. -~ 900
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-08-25

HOUSES FOR SALN-0n the In
.tallmsnt Dlan. Il interested In buy.
ug . house Il win pay you to call ut
,ur o0oo and get full particulars. An
lerson Land Co, Willmar. Mime.
0ta, CSC
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-08-25

II you wish to insure against Hail
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the old well known Waseca Company.
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-08-25

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-One
elevenryear-oh bay mare, Ovarian
ted in every respect). One platform
or delivery wagon; one Clarke single
buggy, good; one very good cutter;
one good work harness.; one good
brass buggy harness; flynets, robes,
whips, and full outfit for a horse, and
the first $3.50 will get all. Aug. Hog.
lund, Hardware. 109
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-08-25

FOR RENT-One furnished room in
modern house. Inquire at 721 West
Litchfield avenue. $50
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-04-16

BY a small administration of the drug,
which will injure you in no way, Miss
Dodge, I think I can bring back the
memory of all that occurred to you
last night. Will you allow me?"
Mercy, mol" protested her Aunt Jo-
sephine, who had entered the room.
II want the experiment to be tried"
Elaine said quietly.
A moment later Kennedy had placed
her on a couch in the corner of the
room.
Nov, Mrs. Dodge" he said, please
bring me a basin and towel"
Aunt Josephine, reconciled, brought
them. Kennedy dropped an antisep-
tic tablet into the water and care
fully sterilized Elaine's arm just above
the spot where the red mark showed.
Then he drew the hypodermic from
his pocket-carefully sterilized it..
also, and filling it with scopolamin
from the bottle.
Just a moment, Miss Dodge" he
encouraged, as he jabbed the needle
into her arm.
She did not vince.
please lie back on the couch" he
directed. Then turning to us he add
ed, ct takes some time for this to
work. Our criminal got over this fact
and prevented an cutlery by using
ethyl chloride first. Let me recon
struct the scene"
AS we watched Elaine going under
slowly Craig talked.
THAT night he said, "warily. the
masked criminal of the 'Clutching
Hand bent over, his arm crooked.
might have been seen down below US
in the ally. Up here, Miss Dodge,
worn out by the strain of her father
death, let us say, was nervously try
ing to read, to do anything that would
take her mind of the tragedy. Per.
haps she fell asleep
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ing me that you don't want me to con-
tinue investigating your fathers death,
and not to try to see you again
about"
He stopped. I could hear the reply.
"Why-no-Mr. Kennedy, l have
written you no letter.
The look of mingled relief and sur
prise that crossed Craig's face spoke
volumes.
Miss Dodge" he almost shouted,
"this is new trick OF the 'Clutching
Hand I'LL be right over"
Craig hung up the receiver and
turned from the telephone. Evidently
he was thinking deeply. Suddenly his
face seemed to light up. He made up
his mind to something, and moment
later he opened the cabinet-that in
exhaustible storehouse from which he
seemed to draw weird and curious in
struments that met the ever new prob
lens which his strange profession
brought to him.
watched curiously. He took out a
bottle and what looked like a little
hypodermic syringe, thrust them into
his pocket and, for once, oblivious to
my very existence, deliberately walked
out of the laboratory.
did not propose to be thus cava-
lierly dismissed. / suppose it would
have looked ridiculous tc a third par
ty, but followed him as hastily as If
he had tried to shut the door on his
own shadow.
We arrived at the corner above the
Dodge house just in time to see anoth-
er visitor-Bennett-e
And, Perry" we heard Elaine say.
as we were ushered in, someone has
even forged my name-the handwrit-
ing and verything-telling Mr.. Ken
nedy to drop the case-and l never
knew"
She stopped as we entered.
That's the limit" exclaimed Ben.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-04-16

Leave the room-no, by the hall
door. We are going back upstairs
! obey him. and at the door he
switches Off the lights. How stand
1t / do not know. go upstairs me-
chanically into my own ROOM and
this masked man.
Take off the kimono and Slip
pers! he orders. l do that. Get into
bed!' he growls. crawl in fearfully.
For moment he looks about-then
goes out-with look back as he
goes. Oh! Oh! That hand--which
he raises at me-THAT HAND!
The poor girl was sitting bolt up
right, staring straight at the hall
door, as we watched and listened.
fascinated.
Kennedy was bending over, sooth.
ing her. She gave evidence OF COM
ing out from the effect of the drug.
/ noticed that Bennett had sud-
denly moved step in the direction
of the door at which she stared.
"By heavens!' he muttered, star
ing, too Look"
We did look. A letter was slowly
being inserted under the door,
l took a quick step forward. That
moment l felt a rough tug at my
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nett. Miss Dodge has Just ueen tell
ing me-"
YES" interrupted Craig. Look,
Miss Dodge, this is it."
He handed her the letter. She al
most seized it, examining it carefully,
her large eyes opening wider in won
der.
This is certainly my writing and
my note paper" she murmured, but
never wrote the letter."
Craig looked from the letter to her
keenly. No one said word. For
moment Kennedy hesitated, think
ing.
Might I-er-see your room, Miss
Dodge?" he asked at length.
why, certainly" nodded Elaine. as
she lead the way upstairs.
1t was a dainty little room, breath
| ing the spirit of it's mistress. In fact,
it seemed a sort of profanity as we
all followed in after her. For mo-
ment Kennedy stood still, then he
| carefully looked about. At the side
| of the bed, near the head, he stopped
and picked up something which he
held in the palm of his hand.
| bent over. Something cleaned in the
morning sunshine-some little thin
pieces of glass. AS he tried deftly to
| fit the tiny little bits together he
seemed absorbed in thought. Quick.
| ly he raised it to his nose, as If to
smell it.
Ethyl chloride!" he muttered,
/, wrapping the pieces carefully in a
paper and putting them inside his
pocket.
| An instant later he crossed the
| room to the window and examined 1t.
Look" he exclaimed.
There, plainly, were marks OF a
jimmy which had been inserted near
the lock to pry it open.
Miss Dodge" he asked, might +
might / trouble you to let me see
your arm?"
Wonderingly she did so, and Ken
nedy bent almost reverently over
her plump arm examining it.
Ou IL was SIndII udIk ulSCOIOId'
ton, around which was slight red
| ness and tenderness.
That" he said slowly, lis the
mark of a hypodermic needle"
AS he finished examining Elaine's
arm he drew the letter from his peck.
et Still facing her he said in a low
tone, Miss Dodge-you did write this
letter-but under the influence of the
new twilight Sleep"
"Why, Craig" l exclaimed excited
ly, what do you mean?"
Exactly what I say. With Miss
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AS came up the path to the chem
istry building ! saw through the win
dow that, in spite of his getting there
early, he was finding it difficult to keep
his mind on his work. 1t was the first
time / had ever known anything to
interfere with science in his life.
WELL" I exclaimed as I entered,
you are the early bird. Did you have
any breakfast?"
I tossed down the letters. He did
not reply. So / became absorbed in
the morning paper. Still, l did not
neglect to watch him covertly out OF
the corner of my eye. Quickly he ran
over the letters, instead of taking
them, one by one, in his usual method
ical way. I quite complimented my
superior acumen. He selected the
dainty note.
A moment Craig looked at it in an
ticipation, then tore it open eagerly.
was still watching his face over the
top of the paper and was surprised to
see that it showed, first, amazement.
then pain, as though something had
hurt him.
He read it again-then looked
straight ahead, as if in a daze
Suddenly he jumped up, bringing his
tightly clenched fist down with loud
clap into the palm of his hand.
by heaven!" he exclaimed, I'll
Wilt"
He strobe hastily to the telephone.
Almost angrily he seized the receiver
and asked for number.
'Wh-what's the matter, Craig!" I
blurted out eagerly.
AS he waited for the number, he
threw the letter over to me. I took
it and read:
professor Craig Kennedy,
'The University, The Heights, City.
Dear Sir:
81 have come to the conclusion that
your work is a hindrance rather than
an assistance in clearing up my
fathers death, and I hereby beg to
state that your services are no longer
required. This is final decision, and
beg that you will not try to see me
again regarding the matter.
Every truly yours,
ELAINE DODGE"
If it had been a bomb I could not
have been more surprised.
I could not make it out.
Kennedy impatiently worked the re-
coivnr I'm and down rnnaafinp tha
number. "Hello-hello," he repeated.
'Yes-hello. Is Miss-oh-good morn
ing, Miss Dodge"
He was hurrying along as if to give
her no chance to cut him off. II have
just received letter. Misc Dodge, tell
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Copyrights Company All Foreign Rights Reserved
SYNOPSIS. esting case when attendant ca
SYNOPSIS.

The formation of partnership as pro-
Craig Kennedy, university chemistry pro-
fessor, and Walter Jameson, newspaper
man. is at once followed by their beconl-
ing interested in series of murders by
a master criminal who leaves no other
clue to his identity than the sign manual
of "Clutching Hand" Elaine Dodge,
whose father is one Of the latest victims
of the mysterious murderer, witnesses
the beginning of Kennedy's scientific in
Vestigation of the murder
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arm, and a voice whispered: wait.
you chump!"
It was Kennedy. He had whipped
out his automatic and had carefully
leveled it at the door. Before he could
fire, however, Bennett had rushed
ahead
I followed. We looked down the
hall. Sure enough, the figure of a
man could be seen disappearing
around an angle. l followed Ben
nett out of the door and down the
hall
Words cannot keep pace with what
followed Together we rushed to the
back stairs.
Down there, while go down the
'front.'" cried Bennett.
| went down, and he turned and
went down the other flight. AS he did
so Craig followed him.
Suddenly, in the drawing room, l
bumped into figure on the other side
of the portieres. 1 seized him.
We struggled. Rip! The portieres
came down, covering me entirely.
Over and over we went, smashing a
lamp 1t was vicious. Another man
attacked me, too.
"Ive got him-Kennedy!" / heard
a voice pant over me-
A scream followed from Aunt Jo-
sephine. Suddenly the portieres were
pulled off me.
"The deuce!" puffed Kennedy. ITS
Jameson"
Bennett had rushed plump into
me, coming the other way. hidden
by the portieres!
If we had known at the time, our
Michael of the sinister face had
gained the library and was standing
in the center of the room. He had
heard me coming and had fed to the
drawing room. AS we finished our
struggle in the library he rose hastily
from behind the divan in the other
room, where he had dropped, and had
quietly and hastily disappeared
through another door.
Laughing and breathing hard, they
helped me to my feet. 1t was no
joke to me. l was sore in every
bone.
well, where did he go?" insisted
Bennett.
II don't know-perhaps back there"
I cried.
Bennett and / argued a moEent,
then started and stopped short. Aunt
Josephine had run downstairs and
was now showing the letter into
Craig's hands.
We gathered about him curiously.
He opened it, On it was thlt ave.
some Clutching Hand again.
Kennedy read it. For moment
he stood and studied it, then slowly
| crushed it in his hand.
Just then Elaine, pale and shaken
from the ordeal she had voluntarily
gone through, burst in upon US from
| upstairs. Without a word she ad-
vanced to Craig and took the letter
from him.
Inside, as on the envelope, was
that same signature o. the Clutching
Hand.
Elaine gazed at it, wild-eyed, then
at Craig. Craig smilingly reached for
the note, took it, folded it, and I'M
concernedly thrust it into his pocket.
my Cod" she cried, clasping her
hands conyv;sively. and repeating the
words Of the letter, YOUR LAST
WANING"
| ITO BE CONTINUITY