New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 10, 1924, Page 25

RECOUNTS BRUTAL HURDER. OF WIFE Ilinofs Farmer §hot Hor Twice With Shotgun Bpringfield, 111, Oct. 10~ Lester KKahl, 24, farmer, vesiding near Shipman, in Macoupin gounty, has confessed he shot and killed his 31 year old wife, a bride of two weeks, and had buried her body on his farm, For these powdlrs once By Widua Wallace Hopper, | was asked to bffer women my ulils to youth and beauty, and 1 did. They are, 1 believe, the greatest in existence, for T searched the world to get them Then countless women asked me Whout powders, I im an actress and 1 movie star. We n oour world care Mra. Kah! had been missing two weeks, Kuhl led the officers to o spot on his farf} where he had burled the woman He gave the deputy sheriffs a vivid deseription of how he, killed his wife. KKahl declared he sent her out to scare up some doves from a hedge. While she was so engaged he fired at her with a single barrel shotgun and ehe fell. He reloaded the xunfi\nccomlnn to his.gonfession und firell at her agaln Satisfled that she was dead, Kahl then dug a grave og the farm near the spot where he killed her and (buried the body. Kahl would assign no motlve for his act, WOMAN 1S BLAMED FOR MURDER PLOT Middleburg, Pa., Slayer Was “Yamped” Witnessts Say Middleburgh, Pa., Oct. 10,—Ralph ‘| Sbadel, the youth on trial before Judge Miles K. Potter for the killing | of Harvey C. Willow, his farmer em- | poyer, was described by Dr., E. R.| Decker or Sellnsgrove, a witness for | the defense, as “physically normal, of good memory but poor judgment, owners of adjoining property. Buch @& course also had been recom- mended in other cities, BT TATEST T TAKE UP BASERL Interest in Sports Stimulated by Showing in Olympic Games Washington, Oct, 10.—~Haitl's cap- ture of second place in the rifle matches at the Olympic games has stimulated loterest in sport there and turned the eyes of the lslanders toward baseball, National headquarters of the Amerfcan Red Cross here is in re- ceipt of a letter from fits Port au Prince chapter requesting the par- ent body to locate some surplus baseball outfits so that Haitl may make use of them, The president of Haliti, evineing a keen Interest In baseball, has appointed Captain Bertol of the Gendarmerie d' Hait} | to take up the matter of introduc- ing baschall in the Island, the com- munication says. The Red Cross appealgd to Clark | Griffith, president of thé Washing- ton American league club, but he re- | plied the surplus baseball parapher- 164 MAIN STREET A SPECIAL SATURDAY SELLING OF WOMEN’S and MISSES’ New Winter Coats lined and finely tailored. Dressy, Fur Trimmed Models at $19.95 to $69.50 tothing ~ for ex- Chekiang soldiers are seen firing at the enemy in the|naiia of the Senators ia turned over Anything frvavs child-like, and obedient and | streets of Liuho. Volleys of bullets are peppering the walls [to the Walter Reed and other hos- WL impulsive,” v . . @) . adds 1o our | PN hg bis observations ogfaround these men. One of the soldiers has an umbuella tied |P!t41* here for use of former serv \ A 4 ¢ : : ice men. beauty 18 worth | o008 efor 1o to the Willow |01l his back. It was the best shield he could find. x Special Lot of New Fall Dresses H o o $ cating with major league teams In Including the season’s smartest v 1 have long i e i as‘!“hll 1hu h.-lull found him “so obedient | g an effort to learn what can be done d l h f S t b » and impulsive” that he believed he L S T Mr. ich recently sent a ques- | to aid in establishing the game fin esigns spezi 1 ! ave others, to ob- 2 | cats eclal here ior >atur- 5 I‘l‘”‘“ ""w""‘”_y" ‘I‘"' was ignorant of the gravity of his REA E TA E MEN ARE tionna ‘Busses or Cars,” to real-| Haifl. It is estimated that $400 [ ] g P : " |act when he shot Willow while rab- tors In many ci and all except | would be required to start the game i ¢ pri A ““"‘:“r‘“‘:"d'e‘ bit hunting last December, Shadel PARTIAL T0 TROLLEYS one answered “Cars!” “Busses may | on the island, day at this low price. g Qb confessed that he had killed his em- be easily diverted or abandoned, B auicen ).cml‘:lqu'l‘nrs {o | P'over at the urging of Willow's wife 25 and the value of property substan-| Eighty playgrounds were main- Aupply ; dal u“‘d‘l_m‘ in | Who he said, was in love with him. | Like This Mcthod of Scrvice Much |tially reduced,” ho explalned today. |tained by London schools during AT e i "m"lvl ‘ay. |, Neighbors of the Shadel family, s |, There is a decided place for the|the summer to keep the children e et o et them g | tostified that in the two years Ralph Better Than Gasoline [bus in local transportation, the|oft the streets. I agreed to market them 01y woned for them he was 0o | speaker continued, He and other | women who degire them, Thus T am bashful even to talk to girls at realtors would like to see street car at $19.95 to $39.75 &ble to supply these same powders| g oy fostivals, Atlantic City, », ! companies run busses in new ter- oNSILIT's ritories until traffic warrants laying . . * . gh o i Reducing Girdles | Tailored Waists ot 850, and §1.00. 1 owe that tof =y, Jadrissing the Jury today coun- ! Mppioh, of Dény el sauc Iraies or S 1 y ovel roat=—— * the kindness of the makers. : i 4 sel for the defense con (. the ' of the Nations ) e an electrie line, Property owners { < . 4 g | cover with hot flannel— \ Genuine Para Rubber A lot of tailored Waists M POWAEr ) 10g pad ‘yielded to the pleadingé of | cstate boar American | benefitting by new transportation weakened Lim in body and mind ic railways to other Imln}nf local |pointed out that recently Detroft l 39 $5.00™ ‘ " | Shadel was 18 years old today. ‘ I have never found| Berlin, Oct. 10.—There has been a Sweaters — including the ders will b ed and delighted, jlar in the old days with William | Up 98 to s 98 . . many of them, ave being restored to % $1.39&$1.,79 my Youth Cream: 1t clings His conscience had been od, de- | transportation because they cannot | voters assessed 51 per cent of the D-ulfllfllhnl-n”nl Build Palaces Free ; e Checked Sweaters NOVELTY I shail gladly mail yon a sample { Hohenzollern, and which he was not | “For Everywhere and now lave been distinctly bad, and now | FALL SHOWING OF . 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