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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-12
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thing appcrtaining to fasti,lious fcmi.
nine toilette TX there. The complete
i beauty parlor to be totcd at ease by
J a Ted cap and be- at your service by
land or scn M first aids In your cap.
lure Of all nationaliiics OF male.
There are Of course hair bruah. mir.
brush. n complete manicure outfit. an
electric curling iron. soap box. tooth
brush Gaze and innumerable boxes and
Jars for cold cream. powder. scents
and lotions.
! Eu,tcn hook. shoe horn and hairp,n
box also In BLACK or gold, but an cti-
iion de luxe In exquisite in crystal.
Giii ana enamel
There are the complete sewing kitg,
too, in either leather ~ crctonne GOV.
cred boxes 80 that YOU may darn or
tat cn route and take the famous little
stitch In time that savea nine.
Tor the thrifty traveller WHO loves
10 put out wash In the privacy Of her
statcroom or hotel dnmicile there is a
three pound electric that will turn up
side down and let YOU heat water on
it II IL made with hole in one end
where you may heat your curling iron
and Il all packs M IN u small velvet
bag Of nine by seven inches.
For further aid To The travelling laun.
dress come In either little silk or vel
vet covered envelope eases one half
dozen tiny clothes pins. n stout cord
wound on Hat card and two glass
headed thumb lacks whereon to hang
your line.
The wardrobe trunks have reached
q pinnacle of excellence which makes
them. with their hangers and drawers.
us complete M your own closet and
dresser at home ana the hat boxes of
leather with handles SO that they may
be carried on your way, or the larger
hat trunks fitted with padded head
rests for six and eight hats and n tray
fol your haipins, gloves and wells.
makes going quite rs convenient and
comfortable NJ staying at home. and
twice ms fascinating.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-12
47-DAY FASTER
IS AT It AGAIN
OHIO DENTIST HAS NOT TASTED
FOOD FOR % DAYS - BREAK
FROM HEARTY EATING TO FAST
ING ABRUPT

United Press Service
GENEVA. Ohio, Aug. 12,-Dr II. c.
HUFFMAN. Youngstown dentist. who
three years ago tasted fOrty-seycn
days and regained his health after
physicians said he would surely lie NJ
stomach trouble within few months.
IL now nearing the end Of his third
long fast. He has not tasted food for
twenty.nine days. Last year he tasted
thirty-one days.
DIR. HUFFMAN told the United Press
today that he would do without food
this time a few more days. so that his
system might be fully rid OF pOis0ns.
Mrs. Huffman. who married the dcn-
tist at the completion Of his fast last
year at Camp Phoenix. near here,
joined her husband In the food taboo
few days ago. HUFFMAN doesn't enter
his fast gradually. He has a hearty
meal and then just quits eating.
One Of the prime necessities at
Camp Phoenix IL soft bed. to AFFORD \
cushioning for the bones. says the
dentist. Two weeks after Huffman
ends his fast he IL strong and well. He
Is now mostly skin and bones.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-12

! these things, why should republicans
listen to the siren song Of non partisan.
ship that has been worn threadbare by
being worked overtime for, 10, these
many years In every state and national
campaign?
u citizen is totally Indifferent as
to what the governmental policy Of this
country should be. ne will make a
first class non-partisan. You will find
him voting for the best man." regard.
Ices OF what policy he stands for.
Dreamers, visionaries and theorists
all have their places. But in my hum
BILE judgment that place is not as
chief executive of a great nation, Or
as secretary Of state Of the United
States, nor as an accredited minister
to a foreign country.
A. L. LEAV1TT.
Chairman Republican Central Com
mittee.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-12

NEW YORK. Aug. L. Travcl,nt.
made bccoming' That's what the stan.
ming new travel togl do for the brF,'
little globe troitcrn. Hats. coats. vciiG.
basn ana hoScr. they are all smart IA
smart can be-.
The newest travel coaia come In
striking shades Of tobacco brown. mma.
taId. peacock blue and emerald green
md hanr yoluminously fun from mar
row shoulders or narrow yokeg. HDch
patch pockets are much In evidence
aud buttons biz az silver dollars ar
even doaghnnts,
or certainty. u your coat n PEA.
cock blue. your toilette case. too, mu't
be that hue. These fascinating recsp.
taclea. when Of the Colorcd leather
are built Ike small suit casen. bat the
regular travelling bag shaped ones are
all of either dark leather or pig akin
ana then lined 10 match your color
scheme.
II were easier to enumeratc what
these Pandora treasure boxes do not
contain than what they do. Every
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-12

Send Them 70 Us-opars vevs Nealsh
and Uss esautIfuiIy Laundsrsd liasa
Spreads. sheets. rugs, ETC.. are too
heavy to handle yourself. or to ask
some other woman to handle for you.
We have the facilities to produce
that fresh. clear color and smooth fln.
ish on such large pieces.
klamath Falls steam Laundry
Phone 80 IA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-12
|1ED TRAMP IS
DYV c Of PLAGUE
Is ARRESTED G0s TIMES AND
lac PAID OuT $i.28 RAILROAD
|Ase ALTHOUGH NE HAS SEEN
NJ THE WORLD !

lftt tIVTF
MILWAUKEE,. Aug L. william
vmsn. 'rhe millionaire tramp" is
ne IN tho National Soldiers Home
n today. A few years ago he WAS
Of the most widely known and
Nj romantic ngufsH IN American
)mpdom.
+Eig Ben." as he was called. was
n In Denmark and graduated from
Z University Of Copenhagen. iir
me 10 the United States when ~.
u Travelled about the country. max.
bis expenses BY lectnring on ~.
|rm ideas.
lie visited nearly every city on the
ce Of the earth and paid only &l.2s
bIIraad fare. lIe was arrested COS
mes. lie lectuicd ON child labor, pyi.
ba reform and abolition of white
avey, In 1913 he was Instrumental
! having $50 children removed from
|sesish0ps In Joliet. H. For three
|ears he was the companion of Jack
.Ohd0n.
y have done my best To make the
Folld see iis erils and To cortert
hem," said Newman. Il have fought
be good hghi and ! am near the end !
my race. cant win against the
hlie plague"
Big Ben's life ia going out very
'pidly. II is believed he eau survive
ny lew weeks One Of the most |
mantle character stories In America
e Will be written TO It's end when he |
e..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-12
7wo Of the 1850 Victims of lnfanhLe Scourqe

These are the first photographs OF
little victims Of infantile paralysis In
New York hospitals. showing some
thing OF the treatment for the dread
disease. To date there have been 1880
cases. and 1,025 have died. Others have
been left crippled for Iife The sco,irge
has become 10 great that physician %,
national reputation have been called
In to combat It. and the federal gov.
eminent has sent men from Washing.
ton TO make a study Of means Of pre-.
vcnfion and cure. Many cities have
duarnntined against New York chl.
dren. Thousands who are usually TAX
cn from the city TO the country durinf
the heated term have been compelled
to remain at home.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-12

See Chiicote for homes In tho city or
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-12
E[N's PARTY
|[IDY FOR FIGHT.
| ..srs TO-DAY IN coLoRA'
.,.os ron THREE CON.
| ...es ON PLANS Fon the
upAIoH

opApo SPRINGS Aug -,
now political party ors"'',1'', :,
',.n % ready to force pnHS,s' OF
.p''I,ulIopal p suffrage amendment
Da'' 'a's",. party. representing twelve
""',, ~ s,,,es. and claiming to control
",s votes. started It's 'h''' ""'
|l,ys seaaIo" today, ,,,,,,. o0o,,o.
LAVA business Is largely r"pp'''
T.. -, N that already transacted
|a |s,.uces were he keynote ~ W"
am Three Of them w"r" y" %"
- IN. arst q general conference
|. coming campaign 10 b" carried
! ! .omeu; the second. Il conference"
-, chaIrmen on campaign plans,
i. third 0 conference OF na'ionh
,I,er, on organization plans
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-12

LIE. accident. burglary. liability sna
automobile insnsares In leading com.
psnies. See ckitecss. ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-12

Everything for the camper but the
camp Hainmocks. folding cots. stools.
stoves. etc.
l-u WILLIS TOMBSTONE co.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-12

"eeu's's Information about city prop
'Hv s"d farm lands. See chi,co,e !,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-12

Everything for the camper but tho
camp. Iiaminocks. folding cots. stools.
stoves. etc.
ar WIiJISJOIINSTONE co.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-12

IN cA'lests sesney 10 the home es
lhs .l.tns eempso,ss n
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Madison Reduces
Lighting Charges

MADISON, Neb.. May 4.-(special.) -
As a result OF good management on the
part OF Mayor w. H. Field. and the city
council during the last two years. the
city Of Madison begins the municipal
year with no current indebtedness and
money on hand in every Iund The re-
port OF tho city treasurer shows that for
the first time In many years a cash bal
ancc on hand May IN all city funds u
G,i1S.ll, which amount increased by be
saloon licenses paid Tuesday. gives the
new city administration at the COM
mencement Of the municipal year over
5000 and no claim outstanding.
Mayor Field introduced mn ordinance
amending m existing ordinance reducing
the cost Of electric current 20 per cent.
making the price 10 cents per kllowatt 10
consumers having city meters. and s
cents TO those owning their own meters,
and cents for one horse and larger
meters, including meter charges and 8
cents for private-owned meters The
proposed ordinance was unanimously
adopted. The city treasurer's report
showed that sS2.1e.l6 had been collected
md s26.93oo5 had been disbursed the last
municipal year.
During the year many substantial i'm
proyements have been made in water
and electric light extensions. concrete
and bridges, new smoke stack at
power station and brick coal shed. street
and road work. The streets, culverts
md water bitches were never In better
,ondition.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Nebraska
EXPERTS FIND HOG CHOLERA
Silo Special Brings Good News to
Six Thousand Farmers on
Trip.
ONE MORE DAY OF THE RUN

NoRTHPoRT. Neb, May Especial
Telegram.)--A total Of nearly 5000 farm
ers their wives and children have heard
several hundred addresses on dry farm
inr, preservation Of j fertility. alfalfa.
live stock raising and similar subjects at
several hundred meetings during the
Itinerary OF the Union Pacific silo-dairy
and live stock special which left kimball
Monday morning and spent tonight at
Northport.
Tho towns Of Lewellen, Oshkosh.
Broadwater. Lisco, Northport and Bridge
port were visited today and the greatest
interest In the subjects discussed by the
expert speakers on agriculture was mani
tested by the hundreds who attended tho
meetings.
Al Lisco the occasion was made a
holiday, and visiting farmers were treated
10 n banquet by the women Of the town
following the meetings. which were held
IN public halls and in the schools. az
well as at various points In the country.
Dean Il. \. Burnett OF the State Agri-
cultural college, and l.. w. Lconsrd Of
tho Live Stock Sanitary board Of Omaha.
this morning investigated the cases Of
Illness and death among young pigs near
Lewcllen and found many well developed
cases Of cholera, Directions for burning
the dead bodies of the affected hogs and
Of other sanitary measures were given.
In an address today Dean burnett gave
the following advice 10 the farmers OF
western Nebraska: After twelve years
Of extensive experiments the college Of
agriculture has decided TINT i've stock
raising Is the basis Of prosperity for
tho farmers Of western Nebraska. Along
with diversified farming every man
should make live stock leading line.
We have found that no other method Of
feeding hogs for profit equals alfalfa
and grain.
ne have been able to get back in
pork 81 for every dollar paid for corn.
I would advise you TO feed n medium
grain ration Of two pounds for every 100
pounds Of hogs on alfalfa pasture.
This ration makes the most money In
beef. Cattle are bound to be the leading
product OF western Nebraska for many
years. You should grow plenty Of forage,
putting your corn IN a silo II necessary
The itinerary Of the special train Will
como TO an end at Haig tomorrow after
noon.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Nebraska
Ralston Asking for
Shipping Facilities
lrrom n staff Correspondent


LINCOLN. May tspeciall-A com
plant has been filed with the State Rail-
way commission by the business mems
association OF Ralston against the Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad asking that the road
be required TO build facilities az that town
sufficient TO enable the business interests
OF the town 10 ship freight out and also
accommodate passengers who may desire
to travel over the road,
The Union Packing company complains
that they are making contracts for rats
Ing large quantities OF tomatoes and that
II Is necessary that there shall be faeii.
ties 80 that they can handle them at their
plant
Tho people Of the town recently petit
toned tho commission TO cause the rail-
road TO put IN passenger station at Raj.
ston, but the road set up the defense
that It did not have business enough to
warrant building new station and that
It was impossible to move the old station
to tho point desired by the people of the
town.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Fairbury News Notes.

FAIRBURY. Nob, May i,--tspccial.)-
At spirited session Of the city council
tuesday night, 1t was decided 10 recon-
slider the matter Of granting licenses 10
the six pool and billiard halls in Falrbury
and the proposition carried by vote OF
to 2. The license remains at So
A quick change in Rock Island chief
dispatehors was made here Tuesday. when
a. s. Bishop was appointed chief dis.
patchcr in place Of w. A. Inwood. as
signed 20 other duties Mr. lnwood has
left for Chicago 10 spend month. lie
has been stationed al this point since Au-
gust !, 1914 \. s Bishop has been might
chief for several years, lee Mcfarland
has heen promoted 10 hla place.
John a cuykendali, Rock Island nas
senser enginoer. has returned from a.
business trip TO Kansas city, whore he
acted as delegatc from Blue Valley diyi.
sion u the Brotherhood Of rugineers
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05

GENEVA, Neb., May ],-(specialJ-
John r. Lamb died at his home In
Geneva this morning. He was 50 years
Of age and leaves son, Lloyd, OF
Omaha, and two daughters,
Ben Madison. who died In Omaha last
Saturday was buried IN the Geneva cem-
etery this afternoon
George u. Nelson, music man, and Dr.,
L. II. Warner arc making arrangements
for program for Decoration day Mr.,
Nelson VIII organize a large chorus for
the day.
Mrs. Benjamin IIafer. who was taken
to the Nicholas Sem hospital at Omaha
a week ago. Is very much improved In
health.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
COMMERCIAL CLUB
FOR TOWN OF ELM CREEK

KEARNEY, Neb., May 4-(special-
limerick, sixteen miles west Of Kearney
on the main line Of the Union Pacific,
yesterday organized Commercial club.
The town has population or 1000. The
first meeting Of the members will be held
May 70, when hundreds Of farmers from
the surrounding territory viii be there.
Prizes are to be given by the business
men.
II Is thought that the steel bridge across
the Platte river south OF that town will
be repaired by May 10, thus permitting
the farmers OF Phelps county TO attend
the meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05

for r0rna. flere'a famF tseis H. H.a inst
wonderful how fasv rlsaf aud tleau Il
makes any corn ceme light on rakes
tNt a few saeonls ga nuniN Do dfles at
once fut your aork eN n8ht ogct H.
there H0thiHN az silah ur fail ur form
q htndlt ~ tuug in# nf pfsas IN tH
tafh. na nalnieta simple s Polling atf
q laE. New Fat aeaV those knirrs. farffs
~ se ssafa Gee tl sri1 and YuN 81
4 sWeeirF disposition Rrd Ha m4fr ettnl
anil taIiaHaFa
titls-it Is aelt ht dFassisa aars.
RhFFe a8ttln ssHt ANFat ~ 81
Lawrence t0. tNtaHa tlf #aat FL
fHaha ant commended ss tha pofi s
BEST rafn FsHsHf te shes Hian a " 90
HHi lfHH HtHfea
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05

Flock. German and LATIN Boruice CRIT
fin first grade, and Agnes Anderson,
second grade
4 new organization known as the Pub
lie Service club IS being organized. II IS
20 include citizens Of Wayne and SUR
rounding rural communities, Tho name
was selected from a number submitted
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
WAYNE SCHOOL BOARD
FILLS VACANCIES

WAYNE. Ncb,, May Especial AT a
meeting Of the Board OF Education last
night oil vacancies except that IN the
sixth grade were filled, The newly
elected teachers are John BramlRan,
manual training science and athletics.
Clara NJ Hoese, domestic science; Maud
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Nebraska
-FOUR COMPANIES
OF NATIONAL GUARD
Wayne, Wisner. 0sceola and David
City Will Muster In 0rgani-
cations.
GRIsW0LD NAMED FOR SENATOR
lFrom a STAFF correspondentl

lFrom a Staff Correspondentl
LINCOLN, May & o. (speclal.l - -Four
new companies OF the National Guard
VIII be mustered In Immediately. appli-
cation having been received and favor
ably acted upon from the towns Of
Wayne. Wisner, Osceola and David City.
The date for tho state eneampment OF
The guard has been set for August 10
l6. N this meets with the approval OF the
War department. The cncanpment will
be held Mt Fort Robinson and will have
10 he held at such time as detachment
u regulars or army officials can be de-
tailed 20 net as Instructors
Major Hayseli assistant adjutant gen
eral, has returned from Mckinney, Tex,
whore he was called by the serious III
ness Of his mother. who lives at that
place and Is suffering from cancer.
Berge 10 Illinois.
Deputy State Treasurer Henry Berge
has gone 10 Illinois 10 visit relatives for
couple Of weeks,
Omaha Couple Marries.
Gustav Gchmid Of Omaha, aged "A, and
Mary u. Mlnker o. the same city and Of
the same age were given a license 70
wed yesterday and we're united In mar
rage by Judge Riser Immediately after
ward.
Grtsy0Id Nominated.
Indications which first pointed to the
nomination Of j. r. Porter OF Crawford
as the nominee Of the republicans OF the
Twenty-elghth district for senator now
Hhow that change has been made and
that D. II. Grlswold q banker Of Gordon,
was tho successful candidate. The re-
turns show that driswold received T. e9
votes and Porter 1893 A third candl-
date. named Miller, received 1,iN votes.
Husband Takes Her Back.
Mrs. Frank Loary Of Joplin, Mo, who
has been residing At the city jail for the
last few days Just BECAUSE she ran away
with brother Of her husband. has re-
Tented and left last night for the old
home, accompanied by her husband. who
came TO Lincoln IN forglying frame Of
mind. The brother still langulshes In the
county bastile and will have to face
charge Of white slavery In the federal
court the last VI the month
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05

Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it. 25c at all druggists.
Hosiery

Women's fiber silk boot ho-
sIery, double heels. toes and
soles, garter tops, black.
white and colora. Seconds OF
85o quality Price. .25c
Women's fine MlIanese silk
hosiery. black only. Elastic
garter tops. Sizes Q and 9ta.
Worth to CSC, at......,I0c
Mems fine cotton and Isle
socks, black colors. split soles
and all.white feet. Seconds
Of UP to 25c quality. Price,
per pair. .16c
Children's fine ribbed black
hosiery. Seconds OF 15c quail
ity All sizes, per pair 1Oc
Women's fiber silk boot hos
iery. Seconds OF csc quail
ity, per pair..,s.... 15c
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05

MADISON Seb. May t=fspeclali b.
County judge Neuuiise issued marriage
ltsuafs 90 Efueft Frank llanshrr
hnd Efule Annie Loaiae pose. hoth o.
Lindsay end tee EflmsF and Martha
u6h Both ~ Nagfelk.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Pastor Gees "a ArIinEton.

ANoCA, Neb. May t-tspecial Rev
Alfred y, Boshford, who has been pastor
Of the Conversational church IN this city
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05

in contest, and Was suggested by Ward
n Rnndol, senior in the Wayne High
schuol
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05
Underwear

~ HA&& NJ ~ " ~
Women's fine cotton Union
Suits. lace trimmed and cuff
knee styles. In all sizes,
worth to Soc. at 35c each or
3 for S1.00.
Women's fine cotton Vests,
plain and fancy lace trimmed,
sleeveless and wing sleeve
styles, all sizes. Also Cum
fy-Cut" Vests. Worth TO 25c,
At 'ft's',.t..,,,, I1C
Women's cotton Union Suits,
lace trimmed and cuff knee,
sizes 5 and G, worth 2bc,
Ut 's''t IDp
Women's gauze sleeveless
Vests. Good sizes. worth 10
loo, price.............45c
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05

Cotton Challie, neat summer weight
ehallie, in all the wanted oriental
and Persian designs. Full bolts
TO select from Friday, per
yArd .-..t.....,.,..'..t ~
Highly mercerlzed fast black sat
cen, full SO inches wide. Extra
weight Full bolts, 19e 101Z
value. Friday, yard IEzZC
The genuine Krinkle seersuckers,
one of the best seersuckers made,
in all the wanted colors. Full =
bolts, Friday yard ....,s.,.., %
Pure indigo dye apron Bingham.
all the neat small and medium
checks and broken effects. n
ii u 's.'s'.ts 's.s.'.' s..tts ,.,,. w
36-inch unbleached muslin. stand
ard J.. i. grade, soft finish, easily
bleached. Off the bolt, r
ydFu ''''..ft' ''''.'.'. ''.'s't't' ~
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-05

Gustav Sohmld OF Omaha. aged "A, and
Mary u. Mlnker Of the same city and Of
the same age were given a license to
wed yesterday and we're united In mar
rage by Judge Riser Immediately after
uard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
MURDERER OF WIFE
TRAIlEO TO NOUN IAlNS
H"d. al Woman IL Enund Win \ru
Hrokrn AMI BulIct Hni,
in Iirnu,

AaIiENII.LE. : e., February -
Trall"I ID! shcrins posse With blood
hounds and with Il price Of $500 on his
head. Charlie" y. Mace. charvcd with
I'll" murder Of his wife last night at
their home" eight miles from Morgan
town this state. Is believed 10 be hid
inG IN tn" mountains bcrOud Morgan
town, and his capture - hourly en-
pcct"d. The murder is sand TO have
been an usually brutal one. The dead
woman being found 10y tho ah.rin of
Burke county early THIS morning with
her right arm broken. hcr body severe
Is decorated and a bullet hole IN the
right side Of her head. which had been
plugged with dough taken from = nan
IN which she had been preparing bread.
The sh"rIn and his assistants while
searching the house found :. blockadiug
outfit ia which TIA" mash was Torment
inG. The TWO children OF Mace say
that their father and mother had quar-
relied and that the father drove them
from the house during Tho quarrel.
They took refuge IN - ncighhor's house.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
HOTEL CLERK VANlSHES
WITH CASH AND CHECKS
Continued from First rage.

capitol position returning to active
work AT the hotel on las, THURSDAY.
He WAS doing clerical and correspond
cucc work ~ the hotel uuti b., dis
appeared Yesterday.
There Is no guarantee that Jones
will return. Of course" said Mir Stumpf
last night, and my course ia the case
viii depend largely upon his cNpluna-
lions IL hc does come back in tho
morning. am particularly sorry for
his mother and his family. and would
tcct them and 10 give him another
chance understand he was with an
alleged shiftlcsS companion yesterday
afternoon, and il is entirely probable
that he may have stopped on his way
until too late To make the deposit
III he was drunk. it is probahl. also
that he might have been induced to
leave the city, and not have realized
what lac was doing until hc reached
charlottesville. Bu, the fact that hc
did not return TO The hotel. notify his
people Of hi" intentions or SURRENDER
10 the charlottesville police @j>cs con-
siderable ground for doubt"
Jones - described as being twenty
four years ola on the warrant lie
was employed a. ~ page IN tn" lrI"
cGi!,laturc. and was employed as a
clerk in the Office Of the A.ljuiaut-
General some time ago He Is mcm-
bcr OF the Sigual Corps.