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Cincinnati, O., Feb. (Special
1 digram. ) The strange shooting
of Miss Ltliel Graves, JJ, a muse
f.ow residing at 210 West Twelfth
street, this fit v. but formerly a
'nurse at the branch tuberculosis city
hospital, by it wealthy patient, James
KancTf Omaha, Js'cb., who then
committed suicide, was recalled in
superior court here today when Miss
Graves was given an uncontested
crriict for $5,500 against the estate
of the man who shot her.
The suit was against Thomas
Kane, admiuifctntor ot the estate of
James Kane. .The latter was slop
ping with .-a sister at 1201 Bates
avenue here bciore going to the
brand hospital.
On the witness stand Miss Graves
detailed the short intcrvicV which
tcsulted in the shooting and suicide
the night of June 8.
"I was on night duty at the hospi
tal and knew K.nif only in a casual
way," she testified. "About J he
came into the loom. He said, 'I
'have come to say good bye. 1 am
J going west.'"
" Miss Graves said she returned a
. farewell of best wishes. - I
"Then," she testified, "he advanced
closer and closer to ine and said T
don't believe you love mc li..c I do
you, my darling,' before I fully real
ized what he was doing he had shot
me three times." .
Miss Graves was in a hospital live
weeks and it was feared she would
not live. She still has bullet in her
jaw. She sued for $10,000. The
probabe court records do not dis
close that Kane left any local
estate, but atomcys for Miss
Graves said an attempt will be made
to discover the proceeds of a large
amount of gilt-edged slock which
Kane sold in anticipation of his trip
west to his Omaha home.
Standard Loaf Bread
Bill Revived in Senate
Lincoln, Feb. 22. (Special. 1
The Smith bread bill came to lik
again in the state senate today
when a motion by Senators Cooper
and Cronin that it be reconsidered
and placed on general file passed by
a vote of 21 to Q.
Under the rules of the senate aiiy
bill may be resurrected for recoti
sideration within three days.
The Smith bnad bill was passed
early in the session by the lower
house with but four dissenting votes,
but was killed early this week in the
senate by a vote of 18 to 14.
Action of Lincoln women in favor
of the measure is credited for its
resurrection in the senate.
The bill provides for the standard
ization of the weight of bread loaves,
with the weight marked plainly on
each loaf. .
Man Begins Penitentiary
Term for Burning Own Mill
Kearney, Neb., Feb. 22. (.Special.)
'Warren Ewell, owner of the Blue
Mills of Glenwood, was taken to
Lincoln to begin his sentence of
from one (o 1(1 years in the state
penitentiary.1 He was found guilty
of arson and admitted setting fire
to the mill property, which resulted
in its total destruction. Ewell car
ried $7,500 insurance on the prop
erty, which did not cover the loss
by several thousand dollars. No
reason can be advanced for his hav
ing set fire to the property and
Ewell waves all queries aside with a
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Platte River Hermit, Hunter
By Day, Star Gazer By Night
Intrenched in a -formidable cave,
deep in the fastnesses of the virgin
wilderness along the banks of the
Flatte river near the state fisheries,
lives a man. " '
He's unkempt and he has a pierc
ing eye but he knows the stars, the
ioou and nature.
Barefoot, he spends his days hunt
ivg anything and everything and
his nights he studies the heavens.
Jle answers to the name of Old
Henyy and he's known as the Platte
River Hermit.
His past no one knows.
His present little is known of
that.
His future he u.cd to boast he'd
live to be 200 years old, hut Time
has laid a heavy band on the old
mail's shouWrs and he has aban
doned that idle flaunt.
Gathers Food.
The hermit gat-hcrs acorus and
dandelion roots, which he stores in
his cave for fuliirc food.
But of late years he has been gath
ering the food left by the parties of
motorists who visit the state fisher
ies near by.
Old Henry . walks a great deal.
He's always tramping through the
woods lie loves 'so w ell, but a certain
portion of his time he devotes to the
frank admission that he was the "lire
hug."
Yeiser Plans Revival of
Supreme Court Commission
Lincoln. Feb. 22 (Special Tele
gram.) Representative John, O.
Ycier, jr., intends to give the su
preme court commission another
chance for life, hi one of his bills
now in committee, he plans to strike
out every thing but the enacting
clause and insert a supreme court
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little strip of land he has cleared near
the fisheries.
Old Henry's cave is built on a
slight slope of the banks of a thickly
wooded ravine.
The roof is covered with old tin,
tar paper and varied materials held
down by old stove irons, rocks and
boulders to keep out the weather.
The cave has two small openings
for windows and a wooden door set
in a frame.
A rope running to the crotch of a
tree, overhanging the cave, then back
to the top of the cave, is fastened
to a heavy piece of tin, which, when
pulled tip and down from within,
frightens the snakes.
Consumed by Fire.
An improvised fire escape is built
up the generous trunk of a tree
testament of the fire which once
consumed the old hermit's lop cabin.
Around the cae, a stockade is
built of dried oak branches fastened
with wire to keep out stray animals
and serve as an effective camouflage.
The accompanying picture of the
cave was made by setting the camera
in the crotch of a tree, nosing
through an opening in the branches
which aid iiLA-oncealing tliCjold her
mit's place froni view.
Old Henry has been in the timber
of the Platte river for the past. 30
years.
i commission bili in its place. The com-
i inittee bill was killed in the senate
: a few days ago.
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Pastor Receives (Jail
Beatrice, Neb., Feb. 22. (Special.)
Rev. W. W. Burks, for the past
two years pastor of the First Chris
tian church in this city, has re
ceived a call from the Christian
church at Twin Falls, Idaho, and
states that he probably will accept.
FirnrDcfrauding .
Farmers Probed
By Authorities
Lleen Officials of Consum
ers' Service Company, Do
ing Business in Many States,
v. Are Indicted by U. S.
Chicago, IV:. 22. Indictments
charging 11 officials c the Con
sumers' Service company with using
the mails to defraud farmers of
more than $250000 in the last five
years through the sale of "service
contracts" were made public today
by postal inspectors.'
A. 1'. Clarajian, inspector in
charge of the Uilcago end of the
investigation, said that farmers in
22 states had been swindled.
In return for contracts calling for
$20 to $100, the company, Clarahan
said? promised to sell dry goods,
farm implements, groceries and
other lines of merchandise at re
duced prices. The indictment
charges that letters said the com
pany could buy more direct for the
consumer, thereby eliminating
middlemen's profits. The indict
ment alleged the farmers were not
rendered the service promised.
"Inspector William J. Maries of
Minneapolis told me the only goods
sold to farmers were second-hand or
purchased at bargain sales," Clara
ham said.
The indictment was returned last
October in Minneapolis, it was said
Colorado Prisoner
Confesses to Murder
Table Rock, Neb.. Feb. 22. (Spe
cial.) The murderer of Carl L. Licb
crs, brother of Mrs. Linus Chase
of Pawnee City, who was slain Sep
tember 20, 1920, has been located
and has confessed to the crime. The
confession was made to the warden
of the state reformatory at Buena
Vista, Colo., by an inmate of the in
stitution. Glen Stitt, alias Raymond
Miller. 24, formerly of 2128 Califor
nia street, Denver, who confessed
that he robbed and murdered a man
unknown to him, who was traveling
in car, near Henderson on the aft
ernoon of September 20, 1920.
The description of the man Stitt
declared he robbed and murdered
corresponds with that of Carl L.
Liebers, Denver representative of the
Liebers Implement company of Lin
coln, Neb., with headquarters at lfjJ7
Wazee street. At the time he was
murdered, Liebers was stayingvat
the Y. M. C. A. rooms in Denver.
Waist high line of three feet six
inches from the ground is the maxi
mum height for automobile headlight
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Bonus Bill Reported
Out On General File
Lincoln, Feb. 22. (Special Tclc
gra.) The bonus bill providing for
a $2,000,000 appropriation, interest
from which will go to disabled sol
diers, their wives and mothers, was
reported out on general file in the
lower house today. There are two
other bonus bills in committee and
it was said today the committee
would report them out and give the
house the option of adopting any
or none of the three.
Man Held Up and Robbed
Beatrice, Neb., Feb. 22. (Special.)
Pearl Tays of West Beatrice was
held up and robbed on lower Ella
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man, who .shoved a gun in Tays'
face and relieved him of $4 in
change.
Man Refiles His Suit Over
Repurchase of Bank Stock
Aurora, Neb., Feb. 22, (Special.)
Andrew Groshans has refiled his
suit against W. C. Wcntz in the dis
trict court after dismi.-sing a former
suit which was removed to the fed
eral court. The first suit was for
$4,000 damages for failure, to live up
to an alleged guaranty of purchase
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After this suit was filed, attorneys
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court.
. The new suit is for $2,080. This
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