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ARREST OF FOUR IN BRIBERY CASE harges Conspiracy and Criminal Libel by His Campaign Accusers. PROVIDENCE, R. 1, Oct. 24.— rmer Gov, KR. Livingston Beeck- in answer to charges of bribery his campaign for a United States torship, caused the arrest yester- of -Herve U. Lagace of Woon- poket, R. I., Luke A, Keenan ot phnston, 1 Henry D, Hamilton Barrington, R. 1, and John A. lennessey of New York on a charge unlawful and malicious conspirac; ; . faisely to accuse him of bribery," a ind also caused the arrest of Mr. EM \, Mjenncssey and Mr, Hamilton on a Ri er es amcond charge of criminal libel, ‘This a IBLICAN iter charge is also directed against Boss Hope Publishing Company of this ity, publishers of the Providence ews. Lagace {s the man who swore to an fMdavit that Beeckman’s campaign J, Henry Reuter of Prov ince, had paid him $1,500 to secure is influence in obtaining the French- dian vote in the Blackstone Val- ley of Rhode Island for Mr. Beeck- inan at the coming election, Messrs. Hennessey, Hamilton and man are respectively = Secretary und Assistant Secretur: , Jonn the Hope Publishing Company, pub- CRews ishers ‘of the Providence News, a Youngest LEADER mocratic newspaper, which on Oct. in U.S. 0 printed Lagace’s affidavit and a pew stow charging Mr. Beeckman ith an attempt to bribe him. All of the men were arrested last ght and when arraigned before dge Gorham pleaded not guilty. h was released under $2,000 bail, hding trial Nov. 2. Hennessey ‘and familton were required to furnish ,000 ball each, Surety for all the Fu. pfendants was supplied by rick STEVENS! Biinn end. ‘Theodore, irancia SENATOR s ibeny eent, Rhode Island, attorneys and SEORGE RE ders in the Democratic Party of the Owens fy P, te. Conant LEADER, Mr. Beeckman admits such a sum ie ‘ 14t paid to Mr. Lagace, but it was tn a Dist. way meant for bribe and only legitimate campaign expenses. ake acre * ae themse atcant chan esi: Jake Livingston, Breathing] 8 '° PNeyeahe SaUanae Te “I am not looking for the dollar; 1 Optimism, Declares Miller]! Nae. Ges: Miller has don nt to place all four of the indl- i vote jn “accordance with duals behind the bars." Will Beat Smith by 200,-Jtiat ue has raised.” PLAN H HIGH SCHOOL 000—Gossip Of GONE myelearel neq ie usenen ork N FURNITURE STORE| gy Joseph S. Jordan. SCUNOER ODE AaTa Ee: CCA ; _Jis Jom It , Known to his fa- Would Relieve De Witt] T8® Renublicans ot Brooklyn are] mitiars us Adie HrCRen eA xy: a quite as sure as the Democrats are, semblyiman from the 6th District, In Clinton and Commerce. Uthat tney are going to carry Kings|the last fight in the primaries he The Board of Superintendents of[County for their particular eandi- Maa al all comers anil be tad Mie= ho Department of Education has|dates. The big Nght In Kings rests on] \oeg, wo hue heen called be all pat ecommended to the bourd that the] the Justices of the Supreme Court} tic the reute enator who evey four upper floors of the twelve-store| and the Districy Attorney, but the trio} went lo Alban uilding being erected by Ue Ludwig |amount to little at No COMUNE | atitissonnaiditea aren and kts ismann Furniture Company, on the| Street, when it comes to putting over Volk for Congre: torney Lester D. ast side of Eighth Avenue, between] United Stutes Senator William M.| Arthur Arnow for tie Assembly. th and 39th Streets, be rented for period of three years to relieve the Seo at ‘i ' EMektion of the De Witt Glinton| OF the last two ywars th Rh School and the High School of | been an inside t mmerce, ‘The mutter will come be- | ple's own, with the chief recalcitrant pre the board at its mecting to-{in the person of Jake Livingston, t jorrow. ves about campaign meet- stand by und will issues, and James Caulfield for the Senate © has| “Jimmy” Caulfield aspires to the : cant by Senator Charles Calder, tle among the peo- Id was one of mbers in the ns Little Napoleon of Kings, But v He) 3s 8. P. Froelich of tho Ludwig Ban-| has come into his own with the con- | mis 1 seus us never ab- mn Company, who has charge of }cent of the Senator, and in turn has | sent from any ctings of the real ostate, to-day said the prop- tion had been made to the board, bt he declined tu say what rental ue had been placed pon the floors ttee, of t falth- come the local] Lockwood Housing Comm and go the 1 himself and | whieh he was ofp of the m the other aces In the borough. ful and ont nted to again turlingame Jr, 1s ite to ed himself ta sald there were 85,000 square feet. phe big fight in the borough is that} the cand t the Board of Education it was] sar the avo Supreme Court Justices. | the Sen m the sth Assembly id each floor probably would ae-| phe big concern is to put on the oeneh | District, 1@ has pitted against mmodate twelve or fourtecn cla zr average of thirty-five pur es of flap- n ticket him Dr. Love, n the R ne Frank $. Gannon y Judge William R. Baye ich, or 400 to a floor, making a totaj Gannon is to the Repub wns | boust of the docte was that he had 1,600 that could be accommodated | nat William F. Hagarty is to the} cut down the majority of the incum- a single session, and twice that] Democrats. He is a man of wonder: | Lent at least 1,000 yotrs, but when the r under the prevailing double | ful personality, and hi ring Ms } coun ere all in, ity found that perfect representative for | the reading was 40 Love ne Bench a District Attorney John &. Ruston | ndidute to sueceed himself fu. the ¢ to which he was appointed by Dit- | Gov, Miller, when former District At- nes | torney was elected to the Su to indicate a the Supre UM FLEET OWNER'S At the beginning of the eamp - TRIAL ON Nov. Z]ravineston, the Republican Boss Rrooklyn, wns on the outs with of for Calder, the big bos assese, Lacking Good County, was Mr, MeCooey, 1h | preme neh, Mr, Ruston } been Clothes, Not in Court. Charles. Murphy on the se offin ut tice Attornoy's olive under Mr. Hearst. Napote on ton| Mr. Lewis since 17 and has been The trial of Antonio Cassese al-| was sulking in his tent when Senator | prictising law since 1806. Mr. Rusts ed owner of rum-running ships be-| Calder went over and ma overtures | is quite su of cleetion and also that een New York and tho Bahama|to him. Now the little Boss of Brook-|most of the 1 ns in registe lyn is hand in glove with Mr. Senator | were in the yeratic Munks of vot nds, on charge of conspiracy to late the V ) the summing up hn H. MeCooey, Calder. ors, just cc — of the situation by d tead act, was set to- y by Vederal Judge Garvin in] Mr. Livingston didn't put tt quite] the Demos bons of Brooklyn poklyn for Nov. 2. that way, but listen to what he say i A Hay 4 fan putlowl selection, so far| Judxe William fk. Bayes of the OUNS: or Cassese sai 0 effor The outlovk ¢or'therelection, a6 * f Cou e a sald no effort! ihe Republicans are concerned, is| County Court of Kx anty bs th 4 Oa Senaror, ALAR WW. BURLINGAME aR, FoR ’ LOWER [Gpr 5, RENTS” ' THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, CAUSES | Brooklyn Republicans at Headquarters, Harmonious This Year, Sure of Victory SHOULD OIN HANDS, SAYS JOHN D. JR. CAULFIELD, JR. FoR SENATOR, — Oil Man Believe ata knew. he sald. the way of welfare work, endeavor of the kind, of view. point of view. employee. running mate of Justice Brauk 5S Gannon jr., and the kes in the counties tice Nor: does, has been for seventeen years a fight of N Bayes, who spells his name like elation. He is © member of a number of clubs In Brooklyn and mak upstanding figure in his . manager is Theodore Stitt, fe semblyman, Judge te Divis jon of the Ardolph Kline, who w City of Greater New sudden death of May suceceded the lat or of the Port Mr elected Mayor of Ne from which nice job nicely ousted him, a Congress. Former Senat € is one of the County Court Street. ‘The only man who has t honor of having de Senator Pa distr pres der of th nt le sa relict of old Legisiative ree Congr the live wires over quarte sil Leader John Crew: a big meeting in Area night, his t ldy Roos him. Jack and Teddy shing boxing bout of the I Crews, his district, and Maw director of publicity. with’ Mr. Livingston will carry all the Rey and that Gov, Miller Governor. Mitchel as Adermanic when Mitchel resigned to become € years an old time squa Johnny's twin, is € nl the mana <, Who went to the upreme from the trict the nominee is Ce as M y or y y John 1 Kling ed him, ‘Then when Mr. Mite » Maye nd he Senato dist feuted rick McCarren in his own r nator and Lith me, ssman Michael J. Hog didate to succeed himself from the Congressional District, is ay in RK is golng to have dia Hall on "| SAYS PROHIBITION xin elt, is going to sed 1 when b ssislatur rice Za All three that. Hl will be York he pointed Mr. Kline Tax Commissione Ke A. Owens Committeemen] were teart of Kings County and is in every day at headquarters at No. 26] den devby and rious days of the} yjously. Julius ‘aptain of Insurance Actuari cago Deplore ‘Tendency Tec to Eat Sweets. sa fine, wn. His roof W Appel- Court in Keeper. Sth Dis- ———= gressinan] HARTFORD, Conn., Oct or of the Sehutte, fo fter the nor, He Purroy lent, and|the murder of Joseph Ball, J-] wife and th sueceed-| Haddam, Conn. Their bo nee constab! gon on Dev. chel was] found In thelr burned home oy Hylan went to] extortionate prices. LABOR AND CAPITAL Co-operation Is Far More Suc- cessful Than Fighting, Se BATTLE CREEK, Mich., Oct. 24.— John D. Rockefeller jr., resting here nitarlum, sald that there was nothing in connection with any mis- understanding or disagreement aa to labor at any of] company he was in- terested in that should cause his com- ing here, and there was no controversy with labor at any plant, so far as he “I believe that, looked at purely as a matter of good business, there is nothing more tmportant than for em- ployers to look after the welfare of those who are doing the work, in any matter relating to their employment,” “There were many among employ- ers who, during the war, when men were hard to get, did » good deal tn as called — though I didn’t much like the term. But later, when men were plenty, many of these threw over all “For myself, I never recommend welfare work to a Boerd of Directors, except as the soundest business, and not from a purely social welfare point %4.- it is “But I believe that when the em- ployer has the right human attitude and treats the men well he gets bet- ter returns, and a Board of Directors, being there in tho interest of the stockholders, is bound to lovk at the matter from this strictly business “1 believe tho employer {s largely responsible for the attitude of the The ultimate business prosperity and the higest welfare of both em- ployer and employee ts dependent on good feeling. Co-operation more successful than fighting.” ‘ \SLAYER OF THREE, |: is far pe ae mer As-| Killing of Farm Hand Also as Laid to Store Emil and owner Conn., and storekeeper of Shallerville, was hanged at 12.03 this morning for the latter's 1915, at 10, od were and with a P=] buttet hole in the skull of each, after Schutte’s conviction for selling sugar at ‘The execution was at the Connecticut Schutte's State Pris nin Wethersfield, farewe! Julius, the evidence] whose testimony was the strongest evi- at the trial of the fath r is the] visited Schutte In jail. nguished When § the late} 1 charged with att made, led to his Indletment Ml his farmhand Leduc, for t AEDS <, and for the Bull savin his place of residence #ix Prosecutor his father had n-}him in t notli home against wh chutte thei older son, er, yea e middle of the night, him a gun and taken him to the Ball e door Emil Sehutce tte was urreated In May, mpting his wife and the investigation then for killing to kil s to his wife and younger child had not latter's murders tn wiv n pre- told the awake atk placed oll soaked kindiings and sot Poe the three inmates when they ran out. fac dragged the bodies back and threw is them into the burning house. o nave 4) MAKES MEN FATTER oth we bb ts his districts the next) CHICAGO, Oct. 24 are getting fatter, to t a be le to raine th 0 on Hd be made to raine the $101,009) qi) right. Tam not claiming anythit I fixed yesterday. Cassese was no} ne borough to which we are no 4 2 F DE Meu. “Ho sald he had no clothes|culitied, toe Brooktyn [e largely” Deino BS eee erORT SHOWS pr shoes good snough to wear, hav- | crati o fur as the RB uns at je lost his clothing when the ship] concerned the situation 1 O. I # went down off the Georgia coast| Everything ts harmonious and we arc Noard Inere ription Mren $350,000 to S500,000, wen Sah oentl; a@ united party ‘Cassone e, father and sister| “An analysis of the registration New Y University is free of debt allowed to visit him, Three} not only in Kings County, but in}tor the first ¢ {1 a soneration Is were present, and] Greater N je visitors were not permitted to get arr than five feet to tho prisoner. | ty and this me ING’S OFFICER SAILS will beat AL Smith by TO AiD LLOYD GEORGT|,, Ym" v0" ase Oo ° Livingston was asked, an the reply came blithely as would | becoming for the lips of any Reput cun boss. w York and throughout the | qr ate, shows a fifty-fi{ty fall off be- | (i en Democrats Republic Co 1 mor M Wt cone sterday to the tee Cham rintn Ward Cats Short Visit Mere Called hack to En ealgnat land because of ome —— ie Wl Baia Mr. {bivingston “We'll Wlow | BLOCK RAIDS RECTORY, smi 000 mutjority in ate EViCTS EX-PASTOR rain off New York. This would be a fall * * he Tevk Lloyd George und member of | of 75,000 from his vote in 1920, 4 British Parliament trom South- Maldon hie tick at wate itl mptun, sailed to-duy on the caused by the defection in the Dem , € chacpaias mof the Cunard Dine, Mr ld rune, mhevo Ae ding made ones [ds F : as been here flee works send niles, and the publicans who y rosltte . stay ranel: Tengen, bat be Hror him two. ve xo beentuse f u Atala iN deat Lloyd Georse supp In't Know Mille Now th ka ¥ : bh was going buck to-day “to fight] the Governor aud know what he h hoe him’ Jone, and all ave for him ih Mr, Ward saidghe did not telieve] rhe apathy in the election is enter par Law would ynake any changes} equally divided among the two par Aug, 1, telephoned 1 Lioyd George's’ péficies and that}ties, So far as this is cone ad the vy H ' Rew Ministry would be short, [voters uf beth parties are not bother sponded refused tw inter’ 4 Mizer Tra Stan MOUNT CLEMENS < tle the first four trophy ru by the army as the plane, according to oft pursuit grou Field, ne 1h ris a er whieh br are being ships for further test at nk Meld, A few et are to be made, ft 1 ~~ uitemy y wi rON, Oct Aik RECORD BREAKERS t ARE ADOPTED BY ARMY |!!2n#! Life Insurance Company an dard Mict Mar lvers of stationed at which buttons and toni Just ¢ surve (> Bel The expansion of the wai ding to this sury Ovt eating: nd indulgence ins fT who used to trent gu in the £ veloped | ou at bars A pursuit | tt «food. the first nd other the report (alae Ss Selfridge payment, s in Chi- American men » detriment of according do tot to repre to 0 the Na “Mer line, ace or: n friends and ow entertain them and produce RARE) LOYAL RAIL WORKERS REWARDED WITH CASH Pd eRetond, Southern Road Gives Mem 9050 or Vive hares of Stock, ARMY PLANS FLIGHT RICHMOND, Va. Oct. 24.—Cheeks AROUND THE WORLD} © 3 gertificates for five shares a Nikuk Ot Herey world have bean] Railway #y 1 wh unteered to Ht north, ave their regular duty sod serve in t Waushingter iT arter of th OCTOBER 24, 1922. Aitied « Allis Chalmers. 4 Am Ivot Sugar Am Howch .. 1 Am Can 7 Am Car Pudty Am Am Am Am Am ‘ Am Radiator... 120 Am Safety Rior 8% Am Bhip & Com, Am Smelt & Ret, 6 Am Hil & Ref pf 104" Am Steel Endy. Am Sugar Am T&T Am T & T cts Am ‘Tobacco AWWEE. AW Am Zine . Anaconda « Am Metal Co . Anwota Realization Anno Dry Goods Anwo Ot. Atchinon Atchison pt. Atl Birm & At Atl Coast Lino Atl Fruit vic. 2 Atl Gulf & W T.. Atl Git @ WI pt 2 Atlan Tack 18 Austin Nichols .. 4 Atl Fruit cts... 2 Bald Locomotive 13) Baltimore & Ohio Harnet Leather . Heth Btect B Brook Rap 1 BR T ete Brown Shi Burna Bros A Butte Cop & Butte Superior .. 92% Butterick covers 20 Beeeohnut Pkg». 40 Caddo Ol 1% Cal Packing .... 814 Cal Petroleum .. oss Callahan Mining . Six Calumet & Ariz .. O8 Canadian Pacific 14 Cent Leather . Ches & Ohlo pt.. 104% Chi & Alton pf... 4% Chi & Ell pfn, 60 IM ABP. OY M& St pf... 48% Chi & Northwest. 00 CRIé GR ap Chile © Col Fuel & Iron.. Col & Southern... 45% Columbia Gas... 100. Columbia Grapho. aph pf a 14114 wol ‘Textile... 10% NE CAN eres MIM n Products... 128% Maervercee AM Cosden ON pt Crucible Bteel... + Cuban Am Sugar. Cuba Cane Sugur Davluon Chen! De Beers Minin Det Lack & W Dome Mines Du Pont. lee Storage Tat, 56 lange Buffet. W04 ndicott-Johns oy e ve 1b Lirie Int pt a4 Erie 24 pl... 18 ‘mous Wlay ORG Ham Players pfs. 100% Fed M & Sm pf.. #5 Fisher Body ce. 140 wk Rubber eport ivy m Tk Ca jeneral Anphalt 1 Asphalt pts. perul Blectric.. 179 eral Motors .. 14% Goodrich pf vec. HAIG Granby Mining. Northen pfs. Nor Ore ¢ Guit Stato Bte Hudson Mot Habershaw 1 Hartman Corp Henden 5 Homestake Min. Houston ON Hupp Motor 21% Hydraulic Steet 4 Nitnoly Central .. 11h Indiahoma Refin. 4% Int Comb Insptrath Int Cons Int Cons ¢ Inter Harvesters: Inter Mer Marine Mer Mar pf. Nickel Paper sssee Paper pf Sta Invincible Ol Tron Products Intand On, Jowel Tea . Jewel Tea pf Jones Brox Tea.. I Kayner N. ‘ Kansas, & Guilt... Kelly-Springtleld.. Va 107% s*Keyatone Tire.. Lucka Bteet Laclede Gas Lake Brie & W pt Lehigh Valley oy Liggett & Myern, 2204 1 Locomotive, 4 1eW aesee Mother Lode Ww Melutyre P Mines 1744 Mackay Co. TN Muck ‘Truck, li Mack Truc Tat Mallinnon & Manat Sugars... 41 Ma evnted see TH Man Shirt 10% Mark St fy on Marland Ot Marlin Rocke ‘ 19% 1 1 " Wong Mian Copper Middle Bates Ol 12% Mid Bt M & Tex WE WT MK AT pews Mo Poets Mo Pucithe pe i Ward 15 nal Conduye. 1% an & Btw. tile 1 rn) 1 1 Scuaaa” C ny NY Central ite 104% 4M 60, ai 18% 00% 140, AN 1 1 i i ' Moree Merve Moree Witte & rm r Prodv Pupite Palima Punta inhle, C8. here Ou pt W Va Serv of NJ 9 Co Ale § pf 1 Pure Ou 0 Vigeley, Wikgh 44% Rwy Steel Springs 70-7 Itay Consolld 14% 14% Roading 1 934 Bouth South Stan ¢ ar mi Studed Tub Fateh ho Lend Vran Southw,. Ratlway Btan OW of Cat i of t-Wa aker oll Texna Guilt Bu Texan Cowl & Ol of Amer a Nd 0% 48 wut 14% 14% M 81% 8 IN WALL STREET, PRICES RECEDE Union Pacific Statement Shows Decrease in Gross and Net Earnings. Selling, which was «9 p ronounced in yesterday's session, was renewed in the stock market this morning ¢ continued throughdut the firs bu corded new low marks for th good-sized fractions to more rails fell off nearly a point. rr speculative viewpoint was t exchange of Pan-American for Mex! an Petroleum, tog cent, stock dividend pe the stocks concerned, but cut influence on the ge! Mexican Petroleum at The offer of exchange o Pe further complicated the ma tion of Mex Pete to such that many ¢omm! ness, Speculative Industr points. At the same time le nd hour of aly re. Ho current movement, with losses running from, than two ding tically the only overnight news development of tmportance from @ he offer of B shares other with the increase io cash dividend on Pan Fete stock and the declaration of a 25, This for a time helped the market position of was with meral list, one time showed a gain of more than 4 points, part of which was later lost. f Mexican share for Pan American “B" has rket posi- an extent sion houses an nounced that they would refuse to ac cept short trades in that s\ tock, The position of existing shorts was admit- tedly made precarious. Foreign exchange rates o show au unsettled tone, wi foreign exchange situation sentiment. ment for September was pul Union Pacific.’ It made a su decrease in both gross and ingy amounted to more thi 1 8 Moot Prod Tad Alcohol ¢ Mealty 8 Vom Utah uu Vanni Viva Wala Wabai Wolls Woat Wot West Woe wu Whe Wi Wie Wright Acro White Bagte LIBERTY BONDS Liberty 4 leds: Ist 99.02, 98.86, off .02; 3d, 0 ith, 99.08, off 08; New Weatin vlan Overland Corp. pt Hubber ss. Va Caro Che Weber & He Hun F al do Tne oh Tt Mt sh HI pt A in Fargo. Mary! Ma Vacitle Parifie pf ne Wile ling & bet Ie Lb vt Victory 4 off .02 O68, of .02 100.08, called, 190.16 CURB Opened — irregular Simms, 10%, up rh Retail Candy, 11%, up %; National Eis- up Mi Gulf Oil, 61%, off ial Oil, 121%, up 4s Packard, FPORKIGN ENCHANGE OPENED IRKEGULAR Sterling, demand, 4.44 5-8; cables, 1447-8, off 1-8. Preneh fr, demand, $1-2; cables, OTM, up 0003 4 Lire, demand, 0409; cables, .0409 1 of 0002, Belt fr, demand, 065%, off .0008 1 fr 0000 1-8. demand, 0206; — cables wiss fr, demand, 180; Cables, 1832, up .0004, Gullders, de mand, ,3907; cabl 3910, wp 0002. Pesetas, demand, 1 eabl 1529 Swedivh kr, demand, .2670; cables 671, up 0004, Norwegian kr, de ML of Indiang mand, A788; en Danish kr 2008, up 0003 demand, Hles, tl up 9010 4; cables, ot 10; JUDGE WOULD FREE Wi Case to Parole Boar: Anot Wal sroke to jail to-day when Kdward W » bord, thirty nine, of No. 1 tre Richmond Hill, head the firm of KE. W. Hubbard & Co., of No 10 fF “ Ta Was Sentence to the penitentiary for not less tha months ne than th y Hubbard wn it ker w nvicted of grant any t ni dlentod hy ' five a » on complal Adulpy er, uk Want t Hubbard stole $1,000 id banded over to him. to puretum ur National Cluak & Just Hprnnn ‘ pre " \ ant District Justice Dudley informed Hubba that he would appeal personally to the f Hoard In tt months Attempt to effect his release BROKER HE JAILS Appeal Tluabbard’s 000, But issuance of the in raitroad share: BUT PRESERVE HIS tela Up on Way to Matt » lin Dent After working nearly all § Max Jacobs, a composer, e¢ GSth Street, Anished a rust t and started toward Colun to mail it, ‘Two men, ho’ tusteal gold wat You hand ebain ter," one of the amen is replied. Ant off they we was disconsolate over the rany afternoon Prof, hin on the tetephy thanked hin for i had been mailed ——_—- CA, N. ¥., Oct. 24. object moving in the b William Broderick sho! killed his hunting companic Rowe, forty! urs old ne Childwold, above ‘Tu Both men lve at Mc been un experienced guide yeurs mother-In-liw hair so fr properly cleansed each ti use of a really good shaw easiest to use and quick any druggist, ina cup of This makes a full capo liquid, enoy soit is ea dof hair, 1 bright ta and f tinued to ch demand sterling recording « further loss of a cent, but as in yesterday's market the had little if any effect 10 shaping speculative The first important raitroad state~ blished by urprisingly, dismal impression inasmuch as the net earns un $2,000,= statement failed to result in @ renewal of selling THIEVES § ROB CC COMPCSER SCORE. ie ate ‘THT It Meaehes unday ninht se. 9 Wee al score for Henry Fleck of Hunter College bus Avenue wever, held hiny up, he says, and not only took his but $15 tn cash and his n have everything I have but that letter. Let me keop that,” he up. We'll matt your fool tet sald to. have nt. Jacobs loas of his Vleck called eld, and he Lotter KILLS GUIDE FOR DEER, HUNTS RABBITS, HiTS WIFE —Mistaking an for a d wd instantly la yesterday r Lak nwe for many ‘HENECTADY, N. ¥., Oct, 24 Barri Schoharie shot and pr fatally woulded his wife yesterday w hunting rabbits on the farm of his TODAY'S BEAUTY HINT It is not necessary to sha ipoo your juently if it is entirely and me by the poo. The est dryin sham ’ one that brings out all the natural beauty of the hair and muy be enjoyed at very little ex pense, by dissolving a teaspoonful of canthros whiel ean be obtained from hot water f shampe lo apply it to all the instead of just th poof the head. This. when impurities. It is ver hing Linge in its ny as well as | wal to both sealy and hai rinsing out the lather so created, you free while the vel ‘| Su re Rel ief FOR INDIGESTION igee| ra | Hot ‘ : ase 6 Beans water _— | Sure Relief |BELLANS 25¢ and /5¢ Packuges bv ere