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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23
Gene PayO EIurIs Challenge
Would Box Snappy Griffin

and while he believes the younger
Payo Is due for a chance at Griffin
he Is studying the matter over and
meanwhile has one eye on the cal
endar.
Griffin r. making FL PasO his
home at present and intends to
Snaugurnte a campaign through
out the southwest within a short
time He f. getting in touch with
promoter Art shunnon At Miami
A. r. Sizke, ut NOEales. McCarrOn
ut Phoenix and n number OF 9TH
ers with the view OF remaining
here for some time
Payo is making no secret OF his e.
fort TO arrange the match with Grlf-
fin. and the Fort Worth star is vii
ling at any time. The only trouble at
present IS the above named and
matchmaker Erwin cannot be blamed
for wanting TO go slow as the boxing
game at the present time was never
on a better basis and he wants to give
the fans the best that is obtainable.
Gene Payo is faster than his brother,
hits Just as hard and has had more
experience. A bout between the lit
tie "battler" and Griffin with Ralph
Lincoln, Of Los Ange S, meeting the
winner would undoubtedly prove a big
attraction in every respect
suap7y Battle Coming.
In the meantime the fans will have
Crczier and Carter to match and this
contest seems to be one Of the most
evenly matched held in q long time.
CrOzier f. already training.
Carter left Friday morning for
jerome where he VIII meet Leo
HOuc< Tuesday night. He viii
box in Phoenix on August 8,
facing Chef Neff Of Seattle and
viii come hack here for the Gro
zier battle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23
Western Tennis
Team Is Victor

Cleveland. Ohio. July 23.-Teams
Chicago. Detroit and
san Francisco won the first games to
be played Thursday afternoon IN the
three days series OF inter-city na-
tfoual tennis doubles tournament.
Roland Roberts and Clarence Grif-
fin. Of san Francisco defeated Harold
Bartel and Charles Carran. OF Cleve-
land. 4-5.4-1, So. is. Today's card
included games between Roland Rob
erts, Walter Haynes and Ralph Bur
dick OF Chicago vs.. Roland Roberts
and Clarence Griffin. OF san Fran
cisco.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23
Toronto Player
Makes Record

THE Toronto club, which gave
Vernon Spencer, said 70 be a
pheuom, 10 the Giants IN ex-
change for Benny Kauff, has an
other player in its ranks who Is
making a strong bid for fame He
Be- Frank O'Rourke, the Leafs
shortfl elder. who has just set a
record for making six hits in six
times at bat twice in two days.
Batting against Rochester pitch
ers Saturday. O'Rourke made two
homers. a double and three sin
giles, thereby duplicating his rec
ord made one week ago in Read
ing, when he hit three doubles and
three singles, which is a feat never
accomplished before in one season,
even in the big leagues Dave
Bancroft made six hits IN one
game against the Phillies last
week, this being only the second
time q player equaled this record
since 1902 in the major leagues.
The best batting record is seven
hits IN seven tries, made in 1892,
by WiIbert Robinson. Of the Balfi-
more Nationals, now manager OF
the Dodgers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23

Some Of the best wrigglers OF the
southwest are said to be among the
nersonnel Of the Mexican team ana
they will be paired against the slrohs
est boys Of their weight entered IN
a number are said TO be particular
" efffcient with jiu jitsu tactics ana
as there viii be a class Tor athleIes
~ho nractfcce this form Of self de-
ferce n the catch as catch can
-resflinr- several dangerous holds
,,1ve been barred. such as the double
ieaurnerIock and the toe hold and TINS
5q ernected to contribute TO snappi-
ness and the development OF more
scientific holds among the entrants
Efrnfrht umnteur rules VIII be
observed during the tournament
Ttsr viii bar anyone who has
DnrfTefpnted in n professional
match IN the past or who Inns re-
..-1--7 a medal for wrestling ana
- disposed Of the medal The
rTsIer may be seen Mt the office OF
director A. /. Hoims where al
-fhIefrr desiring entrance blanks
~ obfnfz them and also any IN
foruHffon desired on the tourney
IN general.
AMONG those who have entered are,
rrgff1 De Wolff. Frank Cushing,
r-a-I- owen. J. c. Holford, / Cor
5o,a Maze Cordova, billiard Camp,
nan Cook. Felix Miller, Ralph Hester.
& 8 GILLESPIE, Vernis Carvey, =. Z
Drver. Robert Price, Paul Price,
Gerrre Cross, Sandy EsqulVe, fnlt
Stevens. Ed. Terrazas, Jack NoWell'
and Chester Wright
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23
Veteran Boxing
Promoter Here

c H Johnson, veteran boxing fan
and dean OF the glove game in the
southwest IS visiting in FL Paso from
Columbus, where he IS now living.
Mr. Johnson, who developed Speed
ball Hayden. the sensational middle
weight OF the 24th infantry and Hard
Hitting Wright who held the border
welter title up to the time Of his dis
charge, is here looking over material
for a number OF bouts he is planning
for Columbus in the near future. The
last contest staged by Mr.. Johnson in
Columbus was a ten round scrap be-
tween frankie FOWzer and Hayden,
which fent ten rounds TO a draw.
Mr. Johnson Will remain in FL PasO
several days before returning to his
home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23
st. Louis Fans
Look For Flag

team in the National league chase,
although the race is young. as yet
Three months OF the season remain
and no less than seven teams are still
in the hunt, in the elder circuit New
York with its strong array Of pitch
ers, Is still in the penultimate posi-
ton, but is coming at last, writes
John p. Wray in the St Louis POST
Dispatch
In INDUCING Cardinal hopes It
should be recalled that in 1914 the
Boston Braves were last as late in
the race as July Is, yet won both
the league and worlds championships.
At that time they did not appear
nearly so formidable a team as the
present New York Giants, who are
now third
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23
American Gun
Team Is Leader

Antwerp. Belgium. July 2s.-(By
the Associated Press.)-Ths Amsri-
cans led their nearest competitor. the
Belglans. by % targets at the end OF
the first days team match IN the
Olympic trap shooting competition.
Thursday with $50 targets remaining
to be shot the score out OF q possible
$40 were as follows.
America, 3SS; Belgium, s61; Sweden,
$50; Canada $50; Great Britain. s43.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23
Jan1Ski
Is Hitting Ball

er OF the regimental team Of the
Seventh cavalry is making a name for
himself in the Western association.
Jamslki was sent TO Fort Smith. Ark.
a member Of the association by UNI
pire Harry Kane and he advises the
latter that he Is pounding the Pill
hard and hopes TO be sent up in the
big money within a short time
Jamski will be remembered as one OF
the scrappiest and headiest OF army
-T--a-u
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23

INTER Gene Payo-
me youngest OF the fighting
duo IS row on the trail Of Dick
Griffin who won a decision over his
brother and has requested match
maker Jimmy Erwin OF the Et Bliss
athletic association that he be given
the next bout with the scrappy Fort
Worth mixer
I'm Thinks II Over.
Just what action he VIII take, Er-
win has not announced He is at
present occupied with the Crozier-
Carter affair scheduled for August s,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23

Going Swimming, Fishing or Camp
fnEf
We can supply you with every va
cation need-Bathing suits. Caps.
Shoes, Ear Stopples. Fishing Tackle.
Outing Supplies, Eodaks. Guns and
Ammunition, Portable Victrolas- Best
makes, quality goods reasonable
prices
#. G. Billings Company.
(Succrs- ". G. Walk Col
103 So. Fl Pnso.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23
,stlers Enter Quincy; Heaviest Discouraged
MANY YOUNG ATHLETES
PRACTICE FOR ANNUAL
MAT TOURNEY AT GYM

WHEN the opening NJ C. annual wrestling tour
w athletes VIII be waiting
their association to contest Tor local
titles.
Entrants been training at the gymnasium Ier
Of physical director A l. Holm ana ms
assistants Phil Cordov Wright and al are IN % naon ror
attention being paid to the
49, md 1bt heavyweight snapy boys being entered IN these
entrance
from the Iexcan branch Of the z n C. A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23
CHAMPIONDEMPSEYAN AND
FRENCHCRACKMAYNOT
MEET FOR WHOLE YEAR

MILWAUKEE, Wis., July zFrOm present indications there little
vi American
title holder getting together the IOPed for
champion because Carpenter manager
clever themselves bargaining and getting
the
nothing happens meantime surprised
fight
Londo United States
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23

In spite Of instructions, Babe Ruth
elected to slide to a base in one OF
the recent games between Yankees
and Griffmen. Result, Babe pulled
up with a lame wrist. and was so
peeved about it that the next day
he ran his auto into the ditch.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23
ARMY Y OPENS
Up KHAKI CLUB

The army Y II. G. A. has taken
over the old Khaki club Community
Service club at Oregon and Boule-
ward. and after repairs now going on
are completed will open with a fine
club house for the enlisted person
mel OF the army. Extensive plans are
being made for the fall and winter
and the club expects to have every
thing in readiness within the next
three weeks
Some Attractive Features.
Some OF the features are Reading
and writing room. pool and billiard
room. music. movies, showers. check
ing room where parcels and baggage
may be checked free Of charge A fine
gymnasium, with all necessary equip
ment for men in training and those
wishing TO learn Entertainments
viii be put on for the men and with
the big open fireplace everything VIII
be done 10 make the club as home ike
and comfortable as possible i is
said by those in charge
W. IL Edwards formerly IN charge
OF the FL Paso Community service
club viii be in charge Nr. Edwards
viii have as his corps OF assistants
H J. Matthias OF the Remount service
club and Freddie Grooms, the latter
VIII handle the athletics for the new
2 club.
assomefhine Doing All Tine
This club VIII be for service men
and ex-service men. Boxing and
wrestling VIII be taught and some
thing doing all the time" viii be the
slogan OF the club.
The army "Y viii be with the
troops at the Elephant Butte dam
summer camp Movies. athletics Of
all kinds Musicals. reading. writing
and rest rooms viii be provided The
" viii 90 with the first troops and
remain until the last leave Elephant
Butte
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23

Cast your ballot Saturday for
Lynch Davidson for lieutenant gov
ernor. He Is a young man with pro
gressiVe ideas.=Politlcal Advertise
ment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23
WELCHOIR WINS BOuT-

Era1smazoo- Mich. July 23.-Tony
1rsIchofr. Chicago heavyweight, won
N points. according to Newspaper
men. in his 10 round bout here Thurs
dav night with Chuck" Virgins OF
Tudfauanolis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23

CARPETS CLEANED ne oest way
by the best cleaners wilson NIL
Loan Plant : Phone 7zs--AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23


An offer Of $500. 900 for the match
was announced by a syndicate OF New
York sportsmen and no doubt the OF.
fer is bonafide.
Even with these fabulous sums
for a limited round boxing match
the Frenehman seems little In
clined 10 accept His share IN
such n match would probably not
fail short OF S250.OO0 and possibly
IN even break. That amount was
offered BY Charles D. Cochran Of
London for the match, or rather
100000 to Dempsey for his end.
The fact Il Mr. Cochran has Car
pentiieE tied I'D 10 a contract IN
until January 1871, and IL was
announced before the Freedman
came over to the states.
George BaiLieu, manager OF LEV
Edwards and Vince Blackburn. the
Australian lightweight and bantam
weight. respectively, has Just re-
turned from England and ne throws q.
little light on the Dempsey~Carpen-
Ter controversy. AS ] Understand
the situation" said 1lr. BailIieu. Mr..
cochran, the London promoter, has
arpenLelr under 2 tract for
matches until 1'21. and he also has
Joe Beckett, the British heavyweight
champion. under contract for three
battles
while the fight game in England
- q u4A SLOW AZ present. 6-lll MS
matches viii draw a tremendous
crowd for there are many there who
have plenty OF money. The French
man IS no fool when lit comes to
fighting, nor IN making matches
either From what I have seen OF
him he is a splendid fighter, but as
70 beating Dempsey / cannot hazard
a guess as never saw M Dempsey
in action
Nay Box Beckett.
AS to money however I VIII say
that Carpenter can pick up almost
as much in a return battle with Joe
Beckett as he can with Dempsey. for
the people OF England and France
are dippy about seeing them IN action
again. such a match win draw over
500 900 in London and the French
man would get close 70 100000 FOR
his end. so why worry about meeting
Dempsey so soon7 Then again he can
take on Bombardier wells for an
other match which would net him
another $4,000 or more and both are
easy for him. that IS. according 70 MS
mind. for he has beaten Wells ara
Beckett with ease. As 70 the eiB
and Dempsey-
why confine fit 10 the states or rather
New York city,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23

FL - -. . $500.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-08

monY at the inquest last night. The
inquest was adjourned early today
pending search for a man known as
ED Smith," into whose arms Trum-
BILE is said to have fallen after he was
shot. Smiths testimony as to wheth-
er Trumble was armed is desired.
Trumble was killed in his hotel
early yesterday while Spracklin and
four other prohibition agents were
raiding the place. Spracklin testified
at the inquest that he shot in seif-de-
fense.
NJ asserted Trumble had pressed the
muzzle Of a revolver against his stom-
ach. He also asserted his men had
ibeen assaulted by Trumble and guests
lin the hotel. and that Trumble had
Threatened TO kill him. Mrs. Trumble
wife OF the slain man. testified her
husband was not armed. Members OF
Methodist churches in the border cit
les today pledged funds for Spraek.
Inns defense II be is brought 10 trial
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-08

Fred Tebben to Bertha Kerby $ls
lot /, block sg. Res Add Pendleton.
Bertha Kerby to Kern Glffcrd inc.
slice, lot H. block 80. Res. Add. Pen-
dleton. m i rr ke H
viii N. Peterson TO Chas. c. Peter
son. $1,000. N. IL Sc. Ia Sec. g., Up.
2. N. r.. "a. ss
Geary KimbreI TO John A King,
100000. lot g.. block s, Coles Add,
| Pendleton.
Earl Gillanders to Henry Rose
s70O. lot tS, block al, Res. Add.
! Pendleton.
I Jennie l.. Berry to Andy y. John
son and John II. Brlnker.. $3.50, lot ?
Block IL, Wright's Add. Milton.
j. H.. Luck to J. T. Lieuallen, SIC
NE. IA Sw. Ia Sec. 2, Up. 2, n. II
81.
Laura D. Nash tod. c. Brown S.,
400. w. 1-2 lots IL md IL, block
neley's Add, Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-08
MONEY BURIED IN CESrErEr

MOUNT HOLLY. n. j., Nov. S.-(A,
P.)-FTank ]. James and Raymond
w. Schuck, both of Camden. have con-
fessed,. according to the police, that
they killed Davis S. Paul. the Cam
den bank runner, robbed him of S4O,-
coo in cash and buried the body in the
Jersey pines near Tabernacle. The
money was buried in Evergreen, ceme-
terry, in Camden and most Of it has
been recovered, the officials stated to-
night.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-08
THE PREHIsroRIc coLuMBIA

FENHE finding Of Indian skeletons and relics by consruc
ton Big Eddy will revive interest the
subject of those who peoped this land before the white
fascinating topic to consider and rest
assured could hear wOndrous stories if the hills and
of Eastern Oregon could talk
When Lewis and Clark made their famous journey the
Pacific northwest 1906 the Indians of this region almost
totally ignorant of the white and his ways At point
Umaa Captain Lewis shot and Immediately after do
ing group of frightened Indians rushing towards
tepee not far away At first they could not believe that Lewis
mortal and reported he had dropped of the sky
panied by loud noise and dead crane
Those stories of early day adventure of exploration and of
early contact with the Indians exceedingly interesting How
much gripping would the story be if could lift the veil
and know what going on before any white
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-08
BETTER THAN CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
Are a Harmless Substitute

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are the
result of DR.. Edwards determination
not to treat liver and bowel complaints
with calomel. For IL years he used
these tablets "a vegetable compound
mixed with olive oill in his private
practice with great success.
They do all the good that calomel
does but have no bad after effects. No
pains, no gripping, no injury to the
gums or danger from acid foods yet
they stimulate the liver and bowels.
Take DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
when you feel "logy" and heavy. !"
Note how they clear clouded brain and
perk up the spirits. 15c and SOC box.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-08
JAPAN WON'T SANCTION
VANDERBILT SYNDICATE

TOXIC. Nov s.-(A. P.)-In con
nection with reports that washington
D. Vanderlip, representing an Ameri-
can syndicate had obtained conces-
sions in Siberia from the Russian So
Wet government, the Japanese foreign
office issued o statement intimating
that Japan would not recognize any
private agreement which infringed
upon Japan's treaty rights with rela-
ton to Russia, in as much as the So
Wet government has not been recog-
nized by the powers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-08
WOMAN IS DEHEADED IN
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT

SAN POSE, Calf, Nov. s.-tu.
P.)AMrs. Harold Thompsoa, rs. wife
of well known San Jose man was
beheaded in an automobile accident
near here Saturday. She was driving
with her husband along county road
outside the city when the car plunged
irto a rail fence. A flying rail crash
ed through the windshield and the
glass severed Mrs. Thompson's head
from the body. Mr.. Thompson suf-
fered fractures of both arms.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-08
OVERSEAS VETERAN DfURDERED

M1SSOULA, Mont, Nov. ga. P.)
Leon Richardson, an overseas veter-
an, was found dead in an automobile
rear Plains, SO miles west Of here, this
morning, with two bullet holes in the
back Of his head.
Officials working on the case say
that there is no doubt that the man
was murdered and that the killinl
evidently occurred some time Saturday
night.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-08
SHIPPING BOARD NAMED.

WASHINGTON, Nov. GA %
It is understood the personnel of the
new shipping board will be announced
soon to consist of Admiral Benson,
Chairman, John A.. Shackleford, of
Tacoma, Joseph N. Teal of Portland
John A. Donald of New York. Freder-
fck l. Thompson of Mobile. and two
others representing the Great Lakes
district, whose names are not yet
known.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-08
BRYAN's INSULT

BRYAN also irreconcilabe? Has he Joined the bat
+ talon of death?
Incidentally, his suggestion that the president
sign worthy thing from whom many demo
have long followed and who has been thrice honored by
them with nominations for the presidency? 3a
Wasn't enough for Mr. Bryan because he couldn't the
San Francisco convention to remain grandoquent aloof and
efmporanty silent during the late campaign without adding
that cruel and deliberate insult to President Wilson?
Bryan has dred from his nioorngs With his arbitration
treaties and by all protesaons he until recently pro-
fssed But when in the late campaign he had
chance support plan that would he flew the
track.
Mr. Bryan years vocferous advocate of progressive
government But when in the late campaign the life Of
progrssvsm the choice for the presidency Mr.
Bryan dumb oyster and he had
never heard of progresivism- Oregon Journal
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-08
MINISTER IS SPIRITED
i AWAY AFTER KILLING

WINDSOR. Nov. s.-Following ru-
mors Of intended violence. police Off
GERS have spirited Rev. J. o. l.
sprackIin, Methodist minister and
prohibition enforcement agent who
had been held in jail since Saturday
morning In connection with the shoot
ihg 10 death Of Beverley Trumble, an
inkeeper. TO the jail. at Sandwich. it
became known last night. The action
Is said 20 have followed telephone mes
sage 20 the jail here that an attempt
al violence was contemplated BY
friends OF the slain man.
The minister submitted his testi'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-08
ALUxURY LOVING NATION

BOUT seven dollars week S348 spent by the
average American family for luxures according to sta
tistics compiled for the government by Miss Edith
Strauss of the Womens Activities Department in the Depart
lnent Justice These statistics show that the total average
expenditure of the people of the United States annually for
Injuries is So, ITO 100000, as
Some of the detailed figures follow:
There included in the total amount So 600 SPENT
population for tobacco Of this $500 600 0O0
spent cigarettes and equal amount for loose tobacco
and snuff 900 for cigars Automobiles put
in this uxures with annual expenditure of 0O0
O0O The total amount spent for candy $000000000 or
chewing gum $50 000 for soft drinks $3500O0000 fO
perfumes cosmetics 000 for furs $500 OO0
toilet soaps 600 and for pianos and phono
graphs, $3.50 00000 000
During 1919 the American people bought Government Saw
gs securities Thrift Stamps War Savings Stamps and Treas
Savings Certificates to the amount of $134230687 and
while all of these millions meant safe investment for
which for the most part would not have been saved it is s
can't that the total inconsistent with the spent
for uxures which might have been added to the national
jngs."
Some scientist has invented machine whereby it be
told whether not liar If it works he find a
wonderful field for his invention but is too early for anyone
to get worried.
If these nothing else exciting Portland still fight with
Seattle Pendeton people always listen to those travel
ers who tell this is much better town than Waa Waa
The League of Nations may be dead but to be hold
ngmeeng right along and very able bodied countries
are still enrolled.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-08
JURY SAYS MAGNATES
H2W|LL CLEAN BASEBALL

CHICAGO, Nov 5 ~ (A.sP ia .spe-
cial grand jury investisating baseball
returned a final report stating that
while evidences has been found that
some games were thrown by players.
the practice was not general and lead
ers in organized baseball may be relied
upon to get the game above suspicion"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-08
nEEnS.

Geo. A. Price referee to Albert w
Byrnes, 100000, SW. Ia NV. IA
Sec. 80, TIP. G. N. r. 35.
s. II. Warfield to d. G. Hollifield
100000, lots I and 8. block 4, Pierce
&c Elams Add, Milton.
j. A. Howard to Chas. Colebank
s1500.0O, lot Z, block 4, Blacks Add.
Milton.
Eugene Bianchett to Sarah r
Moorhouse, $1.O0 lots IL and 12 il
block 4, Houser's Add. Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-08

Of the United states for the purpose
of pcrfecting organization Of a $780,
uO0.0D0 foreign trade financing cor
poration, was called for Chicago De-
semher 10 and ii by John S. Drum.
president OF the American Bankers
Association, here today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-08
REJECTED sUIToR KILLS TYPIsT

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. S.-(A. P.)-
Edna Ellis, the 1s-year-old typist
whose body was found with the throat
slashed in vacant lot near her home
here Friday morning, was killed by
Albert Ellis, 81, a suitor because she
rejected his attentions. according to a
signed confession Ellis has made to
The 3lice.