The evening world. Newspaper, November 28, 1922, Page 9

ACES COLORADO JURY A SISTER OF HIS WIFE (Continued) ner's life. The incident shortly vecame property in the smal! town, and in due course was brought to the atten- lon of Sheriff Frank Hall and Dis Hrict Attorney Louis 1. Reed Tt #0 happenod t Cast on business, had on the train on w meDis wife made te iMewith the body of Miss | istrict Attorney d,acted inu ne ‘the trip, pacin: le of the Puilmav 8 conducting hi ‘to Le Roy kinner, The were laboring afte irchased a anentity 0 >- | she has severed family ties and sacrt Strain. So Reed and Hail started nsibly for the gasoline ok | ficed lifelong friendships to take her stove in the kitchen of his home, al-|*tund beside her husband “for better uiet investigation They discovered that Lowe's Ons while in Le Roy ha lation among Miss latives and friends and they hat, in addition to the insurance plisy on which he had already real- d, he had taken out a second policy Pr $1,500 on Miss Skinner's life. Nathan Skinner of Bloomington, brother of the dead girl, swore complaint charging Lowe with nurder and he was taken into cus- Her mother, Mr Hoomington, and her brother s res $n th 5 we pleaded not gu nary hearing a few ¢ t and was remanded ut bond to await trial Then District Attorney F 0 Le Roy and caused the bo Inner to be exhumed. Ar ealed that he } hat her scalp had be laces. HOW THE CRIME MAY HAVE BEEN CAM td Priced Lower Than Ever! Genuine Hartz Moun! ey, Selected The cheerful itt for the: coming PARROTS! 500 Young Talking Birds Specmaily Priced. A 17.50 EACH Mail Orders Carefully Fiiled CORTLANDT 57 I] NEW YORK CITY ff FOR REAL CUSTOM TAILORED CLOTHES LOOK FOR THIS SIGN mere nly by Members his Association ieee Assurance of Satisfaction broken at the point where the frao- ure occurred, ACCUSED OF POISONING Isis" sre presery Lowe will attempt to the injury to the ekuill and the wounds In the scalp wero {nflleted by flying particles of the stove he . kitchen. his account in a Greeley, punk an in-] As to the insurance mony of approximately sixty-n Stance compny's check for $2,000] Which the prosecutlo! witnesses, including several medical in payment of a policy oa Mise Skin- ig & motive .Jexperts and explosives “sharks,” in carried them, asse the money he expended. The prosecution will attempt to prove these things: -] though the fue s] That, o death children to church to of the way in a plausible manner." That, ofte hind and beat her to death. the Then he ripped the gasoline cook sh stove to pleces and scattered the par ticles around the kitehen to make tt appear the stove had been wrecked Ith the stage al! set for |" ion of the Mendish plot attributes to him—he pouted gasoline over the body of the young woman, spripkled a quantity tie tig about the room and ap the match. prosecuti Ho gavo It aan exhibit {n th recked by an exploston er-tn-law was at work tn the] ,, will utilize the tes- Id the policies an attempt to prove its case Lowe will be his own witness, with his wife as his main supporting wit- ness. But his attorneys have also ur e}ranged for the testimony of medical experts and of spedlalists on explo- 8] slves to controvert, !f possible, the testimony of the State's witnesses along similar Ines. THE TRAGEDY OF THE WIFE TRUE TO HER VOWS. Perhaps the outstanding tragic fg- u.e in the affair is Lowe's wife—Sirs Isla Lowe. F¥rmly convinced of his tnnocence, ent of the companies which made the to himself because he allze on them a short time befor ‘or worse, until death do us part." A frail, dark-eyed woman, with winsome smile and quiet manner, she har not sought to play the role or heroine, but rather the part of a sim- ple helpmate, loyal to the vows sbe took at the marriage altar. had never before purchased din the stove the day of Miss Skin pok his wife and their t! “get them out he returning to his home, “The law gives Hint the be » his wife and the mother ind otherwise doing | the dreariness.and monotony of Jat nent of) We “wry [eral « voaln evidences of sie explained best to rellewe Don’t Experiment The few rca who say they don’t like tea, have no doubt, tried many brands without obtaining the REAL tea taste. For the REAL tea taste, drink FORMOSA. OOLONG TEA The flavor and fragrance of the FORMOSA OOLONG TEA you drink today and a year from today will be the same. 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