davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-07
Suspect Klingbeil
Author of Another
! Blackmail Series
Death of Chapman (Neb. J
Man Reveals More Threats;
$4,000 Demanded by
Writer.
special Dispatch to The Omaha Rec.

Special Dispatch to The OMAHA Rec.
Grand Island, Neb.. April 6.-Two
more blackmail letters, alleged to
have been written by Arthur King
bell, bound over to federal court
have been found and are in posses.
sion OF Postal Inspector Range of
this city. They were addressed to
NJ. p. Nelson, residing near Chap
man. One demanded SIS 600 and the
other $4,000. They were written No.
vember 3 and 13, respectively. The
recipient. Nelson. recently died and
the letters We're found in his ef.
fects. Nelson had not even diVulged
the knowledge Of receipt OF them TO
his wife.
The letter written November 9.
1924. reads s follows:
Dear Sir: You will be surprised 10 get
this letter but l assure you that You NIL
he perfectly safe II YOU do exactly as
you are told You are to get s. 600 in
cash money paper money Your neigh.
Dor just north OF you has a grove on The
southwest corner OF his field. There rs
ms ms grove. You are to put Sa,opn in on
the west side of this hay stack. You are
to put this money there on. Wednesday
night at o'clock. This is November l..
There three Of Us and You are
watched all the time n YOU tell The
nohce or anyone else you VIII he KILLED.
ednesday November 70. at We will
Kill you and then kill Sour daughter that
cause n you catch one of US the other
two will do the killing. II YOU dH ex-
actiy as we say we will return s6.oeo in
cash money on the 18th OF November
BE careful what YOU do and tell no one.
IL YOU go to Grand Island TO get The
money You will be watched You can't
fool MS, so do as say and the money
Signed. NIX.
The second letter was written No
yember 13. There appeared 10 be an
effort to disguise the handwriting.
but the characteristics of many let.
ters are identical.
These letters were at once suspect
ed to have been written by King
bell. since the tree mentioned is the
same he mentioned in the blaekmail
liter demanding money from Mr..
Kiskalt another farmer in the
neighborhood, to the writing of which
klngbeil confessed a day or two be-
fcre the date fixed for his wedding
snd within a few weeks after the
jury which heard the evidence
against him for the robbery OF 500
from the Chapman State bank re
turned a verdict only Of grand lar
ceny and recommended a suspension
OF the sentence. The court responded
and Klingbeil was free when arrested
by the postal authorities.
The nephew OF Nelson. the re-
cipient, informed other relatives and
1t had been decided to say nothing.
Postmaster Clayton of Central City
received word of it and investigated.
While no new action will be taken
against Klingbeil the letters will be
added to the previous evidence at
the trial in Omaha federal court.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-07

Ray H. coNen. pastor OF the First
Methodist church at Imperial, has
accepted an invitation TO become the
minister of a leading church Of the
same denomination in New ilamp.
shire.
Rev. Mr.. Gowen is a graduate of
the University Of Nebraska in the
class of 1920. lie WAS a member of
The Bushnell guild. president Of
palladian. and president of the Y. NJ.
{. A. lie also received Phi Beta
Kappa henors. Last June he eradu'
ated from Boston university school
of theology.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-07
Out-State Road
Boosters Here
Loup City Men Want More
Direct Route TO
Omaha.

Outstate Nebra ska good road on
thusiasts, following the recent pas
ge Of the three good roads meas
ures. are asking the cooperation oi
the Omaha Chamber of Commerce IN
securing good roads from their respec
tive communities 10 lead into Omaha
The first delegation Of boosters ar
rived in Omaha for a conference
Monday from Loup City. In the dele
cation were A. j.. Chase. A. II. s
Timpfic, r. +. Rowe and DR.. J. i
Bowman.
Loup City, say the four men, wants
a more direct route to Oma ha. They
contend that at present residents ot
their territory must drive to Central
city and then take the Lincoln high
way into Oma ha. With the compile
tion of the Yutan bridge over the
Platte river, they say direct route
saving many miles, can be effected
into Omaha.
The committee met Monday noon
with the joint good roads committee
at the chamber.
Other southeast Nebraska cities
have asked cooperation recently from
the Chamber OF Commerce. Falls
City business men want good roads
leading to the southern boundary OF
the state and TO Oma ha.
w. A. Ellis. assistant commissioner
Of the chamber. said tho enthusiasm
shown by outstate good road advo-
Gates towards good roads from their
cities leading into Omaha and also
to the main highways OF the state IS
greater than anticipated. The oma
ha Chamber OF Commerce expects 10
hold conferences with every commn-
nifty in the state wishing To get be
hind good road movements. according
To Ellis
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-07
Rosebud Civic Clubs
to Hold Convention

Herrick. s. D., April 6.--The Greater
Rosebud Association Of Civic Clubs
will meet at Herrick Monday. April
-. and will be entertained by the
Commercial club here. Tho organiza
tion consists OF all the commercial
clubs in the Rosebud country. Matters
concerning the best interests Of the
country here will be discussed and
plans may be made for dedication of
the Wheeler bridge, which Is 10 be
one Of the biggest events ever staged
in this section Of South Dakota
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-07

ful skin whIiener. softencr and beau.
tifier.
Massage this sweetly fragrant lemon
bleach into the face, neck, arms and
hands. II can not irritate. Famous
stage beauties uee It to bring that
clear. youthful skin and rosy-white
complexion, also as a freckle, sunburn
and tan bleach, You must mix this
remarkable lotion yourself. II can
not be bought ready to use because
II acts best Immediately after II Is pre-
pared.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-07
Marion Parker Dies.

Table Rock, April e.-Marion Par
ker. whose home was eight miles north.
east of Table Rock, where he had
lived for more than half a century.
died last week at the home OF a
daughter in Humboldt. He is survived
by son. five daughters and four
brothers Funeral services were held
at the Christian church in Humboldt.
in charge Of Rev. e. H. Dawson, pas
tor of the Christian church, and In.
terment was in the Humboldt ceme-
tei.x
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-07
ADV NEKTIsEME<T.
AN OBLIGING
BEAUTY DOCTOR
A Beauty Specialist Gives Home
Made Recipe to Darken Gray Hair. ,

Mrs. NJ. ID. Gillespie. we'll
known beauty specialist of Kansas
City. recently gave out the following
statement regarding gray hair:
Anyone can prepare simple
mixture at home that Will darken
gray hair. and make it soft and
glossy. TO a halfpint of water add
! ounce OF bay rum, a small box of
Barbo Compound and il ounce of
glycerine.
These ingredients can be puf-
chased at any drug store al very lit
tie cost. Apply to the hair twice a
week until the desired shade IS oh.
tanned. This will make a gray.haired
person look twenty years younger. 1t
does not color the scalp. is not sticky
or greasy and will not rub OFF,
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-07
Bonds for New High School
Issue at Falls Ciiy Election

Falls city, April 6.--Notcrs OF the
Fails city school district will decide
at the polls tomorrow whether or not
Falls city Ia to have a new $3.50. 900
high school Proponents of the bond
issue point 10 tho steady growth Of
tho CITY and declare that the schools
are oYeferowded.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-07

In time 10 preserve evidence that fires
dad started. apparently simultaneous
y. In the basement and the attic, aud
At two widely separated points on the
first floor-the pantry and clothes
closet.
House and contents were heavily in.
snred
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-07
Falls CITY 10 Have Plant
for Making Cereal Coffee

Falls City. Neh., April s.-Patent
rights % Grainola, a cereal coffee,
have been purchased hwy Arthur
Kramer and son Fra nix. from Jacob
l.. Shroyer of Humboldt. The prod.
uct will be manufactured here in the
future
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-07
Melbeta Sugar Beets Best
Raised in North Platte Area

Bridgeport. April 6.-According 10
report Just issued by the Great West
ern Sugar company, the Melbeta ter
ritorv produced the highest average
of beets OF any community In the
valley last eason, having an average
or 142s ions 10 the acre.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-07
Lemon Juice
Whitens Skin

Tho only harmless
way to bleach the
skin white is TO mix
the juice of two
lemons with three
ounces of Orchard
White. which any
druggist will supply
for n few cents.
Shake we'll IN n bot
tie. and you will ha We
"A whole quarter pint
pf he most wander.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-07

snv woman can dye or tint lingerie.
silks, ribbons, skirts, waists, dresses,
eoats. stockings. sweaters, draperies,
coverings. hangings. everything new.
Buy Diamond Dyes other
Bind and tell your druggist whether
ths material you wish TO color In wool
Sr silk. or whether II Is linen, cotton.
sr mixed goods.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-07
ADyEKTIsEMENT.
3EAUTIFY IT WITH
"DIAMOND DYES"

Perfect hCme
dyeing and tinting
is guaranteed
" it h Diamond
Dyes. just dip in
cold water to tint
soft. d ellie a { Q
shades, or boil TO
dye rich. perna.
nent colors. Each
15-eent. package
contains direc.
tiOns SO simple
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-07
Poultry Shipments Resumed.

Lifting of the embargo on Nebraska
poultry In the east has resulted In a
bettering OF the local markets. The
o Neill Produce company reports that
it now IL shipping an average of a
car Of poultry from Its local plan mt
weekly and similar amounts from its
western stations Local concerns also
are shipping an average Of two and
three carloads Of eggs week.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-07
Crop Outlook Good
in North Nebraska
Rain Puts Soil in Excellent
Condition for Planting of
Small Grains.

O'Neill, April 6.-The ground was
put in excellent condition for spring
planting Of small grains in north Nc.
braska by the rains of last week and
early sowings are expected 10 be com
pleted within The next few days. The
soil never was in better condition and
the subsoil has an abundance of
moisture 10 carry the young crops
we'll into the spring, according to the
farmers.
The Young grass crop in the hay
meadows and immense pastures of
the cattle country also is starting
we'll. with Indications that the hay
crop will be a good one, providing Il
normal rainfall is had during the
summer. Commercial hay now is
bringing Sc on the track and ship
ments are nearly normal with those
OF last year.
Fire Losses Slight,
Preliminary reports OF damages to
the range and the hay meadows and
consequent injury and loss to many
cattlemen in the prairie fires OF a
week or 10 days ago have proven
greatly exaggerated Investigation
discloses that there were no serious
or heavy losses and cattle in the burn
ed district had TO be moved but few
miles TO where an abundance of feed
was found. Gattlemen point ont that
here is far more unused range and
feed than cattle in the district at pres
ent and that the bigger portion of
the strip burned over was not even
pastured and had not been cut for
several years. This all will be erased
over again within the next five weeks.
The dairy farmers also report that
they were not materially injured by
the fires and that they are not asking
for charity.
Poultry Shipments Resumed.
Lifting OF the embargo on Nebraska
poultry In the east has resulted In
bettering of the local markets. The
o Neill Produce company report. that
- ,,aur 10 pf
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-07

"But." he declared, as he pound
ed the knee OF an agreeable friend
because one preacher goes wrong It
Is no sign that all churches are wrong
In The whole everything is all right
It's better to be for something thar
to be against anything. We get far
ther by building than We do by
tearing down. Anybody can teaI
down. 1t takes man worth Will,
to build up.
Sure. well fix you up for the pho
tographs. Where's Mrs. Shank. oh
there she IL. Let's go. Focus ant
shoot"
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-07

Al, ERrIsEME>T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13
Mining Engineer to
Talk Here Feb. IL

r. A. Richard. mining engineer OF
San Francisco. formerly editor Of
the Mining md Scientific Press and
now associate editor Of the En-
Eineering and Mining Journsl-Press.
viii give an address at the Chamber
Of Commerce on Tuesday evening.
February II, under tho joint auspices
OF tho College OF Mines. the Amer
lean Institute Of Mining Engineers
and the Seattle Chamber Of Com
mercc At present Mr. Richard IL
engaged in writing a history Of min
ing and his address at the Cham
Dor Of Commerce viii bo a sum
mary OF his forthcoming book.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13
LEGISLATIVE SESSION
SkEMS MASS Oh TEARS

Wei. It's been tears. tears, and
moro tears from the first OF ihis
1898 session
Mrs Legislator packed up her
new evening gowns yanked the
children out % school and came 90
Olympia Tor two months visit
Along eamr Gov ilartlcys request
FOR an early adjournment Tears
Tor the rent the olympia housewife
would never receive rent Fhr had
already spent Tears from the
Olympia merchants who we're uH.
able 10 sell their oyerstock % even,
ing gowns un nct one merchant
had a 81 sale ~ evening dresses 10,
dayl
Then advanced on the scene ths
child labor bill There was a trcm.
olo IN every voice. ana sobs nut
tears were Ia vain.
Then came the seed wheat bin
and the deadlock Then tears be.
cause husbands played politics.
And-weu lbs wofsc than any
ladies' Ala row could ever De. IT'S
deadusr than the fence sno reud.
It's more vicious than "a bridge club
ending IN d bustup
Were The legislature composed ~
women. can't sou imagine that mas.
culine rumble
Isn't il just like bunch OF fool
women
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
LEGISLATURE
STARTS ON PAGE 1

board Of equalization meetings from
August to the first Monday IN
July.
with the passage Of these. the
Hartley program will be complete.
but the victory is more Of the paper
variety than anything else.
The conference committee during
the morning agreed 70 the senate
amendment 10 the tax commission
hill making tho rate-making vslua-
tons Of public service corporations
available for assessment purpogcs.
This was bitterly fought BY the
utilities lobby. Rate.making valua-
tons in some cases are 10 times
the assessed valuations.
To win. tho governor has iDcurred
cnmlty Of Eastern Washington. Of
seattle and Tacoma shippers and
Chamber OF Commerce. Of bankefs
am over the state. lie has lost
prestige and he has lost the solid
hold Of the legislature he bad n
few aays ago. n will be a dif-
fereSfly tempered legislature that
assemblies here in November.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13
YOUNG THIEVES
ARRESTED
,.snIle Gang Said to Admit
MANY Petty RObberleS

,,n.ie thgft sang which in
= fs.r Nuufba ono "a furmCy
..re.5l stulsuJ has been bro
f'rlday. soeorjlng 90 Captain
'i,.s,ts IS. ga WHshe og The
pswusbop 3rul
,fsoncr- ary A. y Pearl
,ian. 90 Harold Rurstcdt rs
~, Rsrr,tt s1 They are held
~, efty SAN for investigation in
Ten With robb5rgs ~ auto
..s.rieS r8y pi5oae toNos AMI
pst-rrst apartment
n,,.tlves Frcd richardson. J n
- j. J. Kusb and j. a COLLIER
100 the b0ss I'M "a room.ne
- Al B0ylsion ave. and 2, Pike
.ssr they arc said 20 have
80 nvlng
49, admits police say having
49, nav phones HUI and bur
admitted then ~ some Nacu
,,rsners from tbc Hillcrest am,
r..-,st confessed % stealing ucces
-, frcm autos.
Nrnsotr other thefts are heng
-, checked. 10 see if the luar
u9s connectcd with the r0bbcr
Thsy said they were "afteI
,,,- when they committed ths
- arcerdlng % Wltutc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13
ISMASQUERADER
gOman in Mans Clothes
Held by Police

messed 50 completely iu a mans
s.slns that Detectives A. A.
s,wn ana Lon e. Harris az tiuy
not suspect that she was o.
s.sn. Mr.. Grace Fern Anderson.
vas arrested az First ave and
s.si,r way. THURSDAY where she
:. attempting 90 sell iewelry 20
paunhrcksr.
gSsn when the woman took of
4, hat that covered her head the
,ne,r believed she was man.
- htr hair was clipped short She
ARID small c9rIhoard box filled
- trinkc,s. including a fountain
"a bracelet. two wrist watches.
ss,s Chains and smaller items o.
srslfy.
NJ de,ectycs az first suspected
"a, ths stuff might have been stol'
4 tgt failed 20 find any record TO
a, effect Mr Anderson was
- FRIDAY but viii probably b
erased as she IS believed 20 be IN
rsnt q any crime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13
Fails to Decide;
Jury Is Discharged

Unable 20 decide after nearly 20
hours deliberations. ON whether Or
not james il stewart was guilty u
tho mauzlHughtsr o. "a yrarold
George Larson last December 10, .
jury " ala men and s.s women was
discharged Thursday noon by Judge
"A. y Gnfniha
The prosecutor viii gEE new
trial Stewart n the alleged hifand
run driver arrested "a d1y after The
child had been killed al 18Th ave
\. IS. and ~. G4ud rf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13
Vote Trading Cause or
Many Tears at Olympia
Legislators Wives Beg Husbands to Vote
for Seed Wheat Measure

case would have been a poor con
t,staut for might
Perhaps these AREN'T tifr exact
words but th,ur is more truth than
drama 10 the fact that the senator's
wife did weep most % the night be-
eauno her husband would not change
his vote that be did grt a million
and "A half appropriation for his
roads, and that he dd trade his vote.
Powder aud coli water did not fv
move the trace ~ teaE= from hsF
fauo Yesterday and neither did tho
tears change her husbands vote.
TITS said that senators are making
their apologies for their vote against
,he seed wheat biil with flowers aud
candy The wives are carulug "dou'l
give me po.ioa when igH votes ]
.af.t,.s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13
AID Club Membership
Drive Opened Today

a two weeks membership drive
will be staged by the Seattle Ad
club. The drive was opened with a
luncheon Friday in the italian din
ing room OF The olympic Hotel. Ar.
thur wlchman viii direct the drive.
Howard j. Ryan. chairman OF the
convention committee. outlined HE
plans for the entertainment pro.
cram
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13
BRUTALITY TOLD
FIOggingS OF Prisoners. Is
Testimony in Pen Probe

DENVER. Feb. 10. Further Dc.
tails or alleged brutal treatment Of
couvicts In tho Colorado pcniienuary
AT Canon CITY are expected to be ~
lated before the state civil service
commission when that body recon.
vencs Monday IN Canon city
In the few houss tho commlFsiun
heard testimony mtc Wednesday.
John H. Johnson. former day captain
% tho prison guards. told % trips
10 The store room. made by ~ priN
onsrg There. according 20 Johnson.
who says no witnessed an the aoE.
giugs and helped administer some Of
them, the II men were numerically
beaten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13
U. S. WINS CASE.
Granted S333,60l Damages
for Wartime Contract

4 verdict o. damages for the gov.
eminent amounting TO f995gol.3o
vas returned In Judge Cushman's
court Friday morning IN tho case Of
the United States government VI. the
Puget Sound Machinery depot. The
case has been pending in the court
for about two weeks.
The controversy was over a war
time contract Tor the manufacture
Of marine boilers, which was can.
celed by the government after they
had delivered the materials for the
construction Of the boilers. The Seat.
tie company refused 70 pay or return
the goods. The government brought
suit Tor s4i7.i20.s5 damages,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13
FOURTH MURDER
IN TACOMA
Japanese Is Shot by Uni
Identified Countrymen

TACOMA. Feb. H. - Tacoma Is
fourth homicide In less than week
occurred early today. when n Jap
ancse whose name Is believed 20 be
Kikuchl was sho, thru the head while
he was climbing the stairway 10 the
Columbus hotel
Police are searching for two Jap.
aucse who were seen running away
shortly after the shooting. Five shots
we're fired. Three bullets entered tho
mans head. a fourth passed thru his
cap and a fifth was found lodged IN
the door AZ tho top OF the stairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13
MANY 1924 TAGS
State Officers Picking Up
Autos With Old Licenses

Thirty thousand King county
motorists are opcratlng with 1894
licenses. Auditor -. T.. Ferguson
said Friday.
state highway patrol officers.
deputy sheriff.. and police hrc scr,n.
ming the highways for the dolin-
quent motorists but only 10 or i3
arrests are being made daily Tho
demand for licenses has drorped 10
normal. Ferguson snid. but the mum.
Der Of licenses issued Ia 10000 icsE
than the number Issued In 1920.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13
Council Candidates
to Talk at Meeting

Candidates for the city council arc
expected 20 explain their attitudes
toward important civic questions at
meeting OF the King County Leg.
islative Federation Monday. Febru.
AIRY 10. in the Y. ". c. A. clubrooms.
Tho executive federation will hold
an executive session before the
regular business meeting. AT 2 y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13
BOOZE CAPTURE
Coast Guard Men Seize
luck, 10 Cases OF Whisky

ne crew Of one Of tho coast
Earf rum chasers formed landing
AIRY near Point Williams Thursday
sghi and captured a truck ard
, cases o. whisky. according 10
irmmunication received Friday By
&t r. c. Dodge. commander Of
y district.
ne truck in which the liquor
ns being transported also was
sissd- One OF the COST guard
ssv g driving the truck 20 Sc
ste and the liquor is being brought
sssn by one of.the 75-foot cutters.
he raid was made By the crew
"a cutter stationed at Anacortes.
ost Dodge said. II Is believed
y rum runners escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13
Pennsylvania Oil
Prices Advanced

FRANKLIN. Pa, Feb. IA An al,
vance % zoe tn the price u Somerset
urht and medium oils WAS annuonosl
today by the Sec Purchasing agency
here
New prices effective al once are.
Somerset light ists. Somerset me
dium. Igso. Tho price of Raglan Was
Increased 100 and the Cabylle csc.
bringing laElaud TO $3.50 aud ca
h.IIr DO 81 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13
Oregon Team Loses
to Idaho Debaters

EUGENE. ore. Feb. i3 The TN.
ysrslty of oregon affirmative team
took q . 70 o do,siou from Idaho's
negative team here. last night. in
one meeting Of a triangular debate
between oregon. Washington and
Idaho Tho question uas. 'Re,
solved. That thr constitution BE-
amended 10 enable congress 10 rr.
enact by tvo.thirds vote. lsr.sia
tiou OVerrulsd by the supreme
court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13
Daugherty May Aid
in Bribery Defense

ATLANTA. Ca, Feb. i3.-Former
Attorney General Harry VI. Daugh.
crty may be used in the defense Of
A. r. sartain. deposcd warden Of At
lanta federal penitentiary. now
standing trial with T.. J. Fletcher and
Lawrence Richi on charges Of bri.
berry
sariain was m appointee Of DauRh-
erty's and. according 10 a report 10.
day. the former attorney general.
who himself was ousted. may come
here and testify in behalf Of the dc.
tense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13
Lincoln PIT. A. to
Meet Next Monday

Tho Lincoln Parent-Teacher asso-
citation will meet AZ 2:i5 ?. m. Mon
day. February is. instead 81 at the
regular time. tho third Tuesday Of
the month. due 70 conflict with the
annual child welfare banquet in
which all Parent-Teacher associa-
tons participate, on February II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13
NEW TRIAL SET
Undecided Stewart Case 10
Be Heard Again

iamss Il. stewart. alleged hit-and.
IA driver. In whose mansiaughtsr
rai a juFy disagreed Thursday noon.
"a face a new trial In superior
1grt the fiFs; week In March.
stewart Is charged with the death
GsOrse Larson. ~ run down az
gih ave y, ". and ". s2nd st..
psesmber Is. The jury Of six men
al 81 women was discharged by
ioiss A. E. Grffiths after 20 hours
khaie in which the ballots ranged
rem six to six 20 eight 20 four Tor
a ioqmitai