The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-13
ICopytight, 1ySS1 NEA SetVIce' 1Hc'J KATHERINE KELLY'S OWN STOR'

Some day I'm going to write nook about 1t and sell 1t, to get some money to take care or Poliy Cher daughter, 1S).
 can write. used to write snort atories-love stories. Not real ire stories, but just fiction. , AL.
 | should be able 10 seM e kind of book I'm thinking aDOuS A lot of thieves probably Wo"'" want to read 1t, anyway. ola
 When I was about years olo' ,. ca n,ilv moved to Coleman, rex nred if on the farm. l still do; nnr,nr the last few years l woulo hava been glad to go any place with Kelly and settle down.
 MARRIED WHEN ONLY IA
 My parents (Mr. and Mrs ,.,a <. E' Rrooks) moved to Asher. okin;' iS when l was about 14 years % o.H; of There met L. c. Fry. the son E, inc Rev, J. M. Fry. He was OILY about three years oioer. nc,o;rs lust one of those wa lo'e We got married: ,... IVA had ,,ovea % back to Coleman With Momna o and Daddy. Polly was hnrn. Neither of us was happy. VIZ .,ora too young, Wo were divorceo' "e TS rather not talk about thHt' 1,o,sa n,arried again and happy. we were Just kids. ..,,or were a,,arcod' after being marriea lo .asrs There is another one or tne shinss in life that never was "oie to I ttsr mother married MT shan nan sent Polly to live with @ her at % the,r farm near Paradise te@, yisited them q lot, and nao tns haby with me in Fort worth p"'' SSaf,,ssstNp Sf shs timS' KILLS SELF ,
 Charlie Thorne, my seeona .ntnd nus hand. was a raneher: he tSdnss me all right. and boughs Sor Iae 1e bue he was Q terrible erihN s whiss would drink haif q sa,,non sn ha M Eilied ky at q time. That's why "'
 himself. ,.u .o ue ~ss dunk once and had pistoi snd almost scared my maid e9 dnath. I always kept eo,o.se ,,..td u at Fort Worth. He pulled tne mmn on me and said he was so,ns san l,i, p,o. "Go ahead" l told nm, :" Then Enc he said he thought toS ..,,,en of me, After the maid nna wcnt into the kitchen, we nea.a
 ssot. He had shot himself ae lived about six hours. - .o,. Bart of the time he was COT .c,ons. I pleaded with him to Se' well. for my sake. .,,, 4. t
 "Ali right" he said, HI oo " far you." But he died. y.,,v i' fter that, met George Ae'iS' MONEY MEANT NOTHING
 Thev say that l loved luxury .ra Beautiful possessions, that \ waa foo easy with money. MonSy Ss rever meant anything With .hJ, ,,c course 1 liked to have nico 'n,,Ss' '.,.s but I could be just as happy "A'" out them. .o,u,t ma any happiness. , ., ,.rs Cadillac
 nah n Cadillac coupe
 .sher | married Kelly. and lvs
 ~a. one now, but they doh'
 know where 1t is. , ,.,io,
 1G.cylinder Cadillac, whiehh ,ho Kcllys bought In CleVo.Itnnu aIdea federal agents In truc.'s "Wnehlnc Gun" kelly's aeuV't9s,1
 Tn, crnzy about dogs, too lNe ,oi tbrcc of tho cuteSt Pek'hbvsV dogs YOU ever saw. (lt was 'hr9uis nnoihcr peliingcse dog' Wnitn u'Jca cnvc to hIs mistress that Rates Was tralled to Denver aho '1f' don't know where thoso dogs ,re now. 1 hud then, In ChieaBo, Oue of them took second pr'"o !" il dog show there, ,,>.
 IJHifs HORSEBACK HIDING
 Horseback riding always Wn9 hobby of mine And 1t you don belleyc | can ride, ask Ne,'S' l'' never did like horses ana G0, rlde very well. but ne Wou'u b' with mo sometimes.
 uis horse would run to keep up with mine, and he'd yell for me l.o ston, Ho was afraid ho'd tnll o''
 like to play the plano ana | hayc new one In Fort Nor'h' nlso play golt. ... ,,, o,,
 50, naturally l never had uhS trouble nbout by clothes tltting nc Hut I've lost 20 pounds hlrcauy nlnce they arrested us Ht Mcmphls n couple of weeks ago.
 Look ut those clothes, tho chonp, est things Two got Luther Arho'd (her go.bctwoon who turned 'h- former for the goycrnmchO ms my clothes and they ought to lllhke him givo them to mo. He has treat cd me dirty.
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