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1924.
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real
silk
hosiery,
213
Second
Ave.
Phone
23.
tf
Towing
and
freighting.
Tug
'owena,
50
h.p.,
Cajit.
M.
Clifton.
'hone
Jtluc
400.
Night
phone
23.
tf
t
It.
S.
Howcn-Coltliurst
of
Ter
race
sailed
last
night
on
the
Car.
dena
for
Vancouver.
'
W.
K.
Walker,
manager
of
Ar-
randale
cannery,
arrived
from
(he
Naas
Hivcr
last
night
and
is
registered
at
the
Prince
Huperl
Hotel.
Ladies'
Winter
Flannel
Dresses
just
arrived.
Special
Fair
Week
offers.
Mrs.
Gralilman,
Second
Ave.
213
Mrs.
Annie
Hills
is
leaving
on
this
evening's
train
for
Montreal
en
roulc
to
her
home
in
England
where
she
will
pay'
a
visit.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt
A.
E.
Dickson,
returned
at
,8.1
5
last
night
from
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Alice
Arm
and
sailed
at
9
o'
clock
for
Vancouver.
J.
McMillan
was
fined
$20.
in
the
city
police
court
this
morn
ing
for
assaulting
Louise
Adams
He
was
also
ordered
to
pay
for
damage
to
property.
Passengers
sailing
last
night
on
the
Cardena
for
the
south
in
eluded
II.
S.
Rowen-Colthurst,
11
W.
Wolf,
Andrew
Fox.
Harfy
Mc
(Jowan
for
Vancouver
anil
.1
Kelly,
O.
K.
Hyrne
and
James
(iray
for
Swanson
Hay.
J.
W.
Nicholls,
controller
of
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Slor
age
Co..
sailed
last
night
on
the
Cardena
for
Vancouver.
Mrs
Nicholls
i
already
in
the
soolh
having
gone
there
lo
attend
the
funeral
of
her
mother,
the
late
Mrs.
J.
T.
Phelan.
C..'.R.
steamer
I'rincc
(Jeorge
Capt.
Harry
Nedden.
is
due
from
Vancouver
and
wayporls
on
lime
at
3
o'clock
this
afternoon.
The
vessel
will
sail
al
10
o'clock
and
will
proceed
from
there
lo
Ketchikan
to
bring
the
Alaskan
fair
excursionists
to
the
city.
Miss
(irace
Crate.
Queen
of
the
Fair
week
carnival.
'
and
her
maids
of
honor.
Miss
Nora
Kenny,
Miss
Mabel
Viereck
and
Miss
filadys
Dodd
of
Anyox,
registered
last
night
at
the
Prince
Huperl
Hotel
where
they
will
be
the
guests
of
the
Fair
.Hoard.
Var
ious
social
functions
are
being
arranged
in
their
honor
this
week.
There
was
a
gay
and
happy
crowd
at
the'
Auditorium
last
evening
enjoying
the
dance
put
on
by
L.
J.
Marren.
One
of
the
features
of
the
evening
was
the
moonlight
dance
in
which
Ihe
lighting
effects
were
novel,
Refreshments
were
served
and
the
whole
evening
was
most
enjoyable.
The
remarks
of
Aldermau
Mac-donal.l
at
the
city
council
meeting
Monday
night
were
misunderstood,
in
regard
lo
the
investi
gation
into
the
charge
that
men
were
forced
lo
work
on
Labor
Day.
He
is
hot
satisfied
with
the
statement
of
Alderman
Collar!
that
they
were
not
forced
to
work
and
favored
a
further
"Midnignl
Frolics"
at
West.
holme'
Theatre,
Thursday
evening
al
11.30
p.m.,
under
the
auspices
or
the
rair
Hoard,
Moose
ami
Elk
Lodges.
Ketchi
kan,
and
City
Hand,
Moose
Saxa-phone
Hand,
and
local
talent
will
lake
part.
Tickets
$1.00
each
can
lie
had
from:
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Uigur
Store,
Prince
Huperl
Cigar
Store,
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&
Atkins,
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Cigar
Store.
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Market.
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any
Moose.
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I
ratnt
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and
Skin
Irrtta-Uons.
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rfllevm
at
oneo
and
gradu-
all?
heals
th
akin.
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box
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
LSI
13
Delicious
Kinds
to
Choose
from
3
W.
CLARK
limited
.
Montreal
Ladies'
Ilcady.lo-Wear
at
Bar.
gain
prices
during
Fair
Week
Mrs.
(irahlinan.
213
CHILDREN'S
SPORTS
The
children
s
sports
in
con
nection
with
the
lair
Week
activities
which---were
lo
have
heen
held
this
afternoon
have
been
postponed
until
Saturday
afternoon
on
account
of
the
in
clement
weal
her
'today.
LIFE
IMPRISONMENT
GIVEN
TO
CHICAGO
LADS
WHO
MUR
DERED
YOUNG
FRANKS
(continued
-Irom
page
one)
workman,
traversing
the
Pennsyl
vania
railroad
tracks
at
118th
Street,
a
wild,
uninhabited
sec
lion
just
inside
the
southern
cor
porate
limits
of
Chicago,
saw
the
feet
of
a
nude
body
protrud
ing
from
a
culvert
between
two
small
lakes.
The
body
was
taken
lo
an
undertaker's
establish
ment
vere
it
rested
unidentified
until
late
in
Ihe
afternoon,
when
a
brother
of
Mrs.
Franks
went
to
lie
morgue
on
a
chance
that
the
body
might
bo"
that
of
Hobert.
He
identified
it
positively
although
a
pair1
of
horn-rimmed
spectacles
wero'affixed
on
the
Tace:
The
glasses
were
found
near
the
culvert
and
the
under
taker
thought
they
belonged
to
Ilia
boy.
Then
began
one
of
the
great
est
manhunts
in
hc
history
of
Chicago,
beenuse
oT
the
eviuent
brutality
of
the
murderers
and
the
prominence
of
the
Franks
.'ninilv.
More
than
a
score
of
persons,
including
two
instruct
rs
at
Ihe
Harvard
School,
were
arrested,
but
released
when
they
were
able
to
disprove
connection
with
the
kidnapping
and
murder.
Lads
Confessed
Columns
of
newspaper
space
were
devoted'
to
the
case
but
the
heailliners'
were
diminishing
in
size
as
hope
of
apprehending
the
murderers
dwindled
when
unexpectedly
Hobert
E.
Crowe,
slate's
attornoy,
announced
on
May
39
Uiat
Itirhard
Loeb,
son
of
Albert
H.
Loeb,
5017
Ellis
Avenue,
vice-president
of
Sears
Roebuck
&
Co
and
Nathan
F.
Leopold
Jr..
son
of
a
wealthy
paper
bqx
mamifnc-turer
and
shipping
man,
1751
Hreenwood
Avenue,
had
confessed
to
the
kidnapping
and
murder,
j
II
developed
that
all
clues
NOV.'
SHOWING
Tho
Latest
in
LADIES'
t
Coats
Suits
and
Dresses
At
Moderate
Prices
HATS
I
HATS
I
HATS
I
Fall
Showing
of
Stylish
MILLINERY
Inspection
Cordially
Invited
BENT'S
Third
Avenue
Opp.
Hank
of
Montreal.
with
the
single
exception
of
the
spectacles
found
near
the
body
bad
been
exhausted.
Hy
tracing
thousands
of
prescriptions
for
spectacles,
the-
stale's
attorney's
force
finally
eliminated
all
but
four
which
callcdfor
spectacles
the
same
as
those
found
alongside
the
body.
Of
the
quartette,
the
officers
seized
upon
Leopold.
He
previously
had
been
questioned
by
the
police
because
of
his
known
frequent
trips
to
the
place
where
the
Franks
boy's
body
was
found,
but
was
released
when
he
explained
that
his
interest
in
that
locality
was
based
solely
upon
ins
slimy
01
orniuioiogy,
the
science
of
bird
life,
the
re
gion
abounding
in
unusual
spec
irncn.
Loeb
and
Leopold
related
what
at
firs
appeared
to
be
an
unim
peachable
alibi.
Leopold
finally
admitted
possible
ownership
of
ihe
spectacles
but
had
about
convinced
Ihe
authorities
that
he
had
lost
Ihem,
while
on
a
legitimate
trip
to
the
region.
Boys
Broke
Down
Their
story
of
their
where
abouts
oh
the
day
and
evening
of
the,
kidnapping
was
broken
when
Sven
Fnglund,
the
Leopold
chauffeur,
asserted
that
the
red
Willys
Knight
automobile
in
which
the
boys
declared
they
had
been
riding,
had
not
been
out
of
the,
Leopold
garage
at
the
lime
specified;
Loeb,
upon
learning
that
ejcclainyd
"My
God,
can
that
be
true;
give
me
a
glass
Of
waier,"
and
within
a
few
nynutes
was
relating
a
complete
confession
of
hi
participation
with
Leopold
hi
the
kidnapping
and
murder;
Leopold,
told
that
Loch
was
confessing,
also
nfade
a
detailed
confession.
The
two
statements
jibed
in
all
details
except
Ihe
one
as
lo
which
actually
had
wielded
Ihe
lethal
instrument.
Leopold
and
Loeb
both
maintained
that
they
had
been
driving
the
automobile
into-
which
the
Franks
boy
was
enticed
and
killed
and
that
the
other
had
struck
the
death
dealing
blows.
The
confessions
set
out
that
the
two
were
intent
on
commit
ling
the
"perfect
crime."
In'
de
tail
they
ran:
The
crime
had
been
planned
for
several
months;
No
particu
lar
victim
had
been
selected.
The
afternoon
op
which
the
Franks
boy
was
chosen
had
been
spent
in
reconnoitering
the
Harvard
school
district
for
a
possible
subject.
John
Levinson,
!-year
old
grandson
of
Julius
Rosenwald,
noted
philanthropist
and
president
of
Sears
Roebuck
&
Co.,
was
singled
out;
He
escaped,
however,
in
the
general
rush
home
at
the
end
of
the
baseball
game
in
which
the
boys
were
participating,
and
partly
because
of
the
presence
of
an
instructor.
Loeb
and
Leopold
were
driving
slowly
down
the,
street,
having
abandoned
hope
for
the
day,
when
suddenly
they
espied
Hobby
Franks
en
route
'me.
Loeb
addressed
him,
inviting
him
into
the
automobile.
Hobby
demurred.
He
sail
he
.
had
only
a
Miort
distance
Jo
go
home
and
preferred
to
walk.
Loeb,
who
hail
olayed
tennis
frequently
with
the
lad,
insisted
that
lie
wanted
lo
talk
with
him
about
a
new
tenuis
racquet,
whereupon
Hobby
entered
the
machine.
Struck
on
Head
Seated,
he
was
struck
upon
the
head
with
a
taped
cold
chisel,
and
rags
were
stuffed
into
his
mouth.
The
kidnappers,
not
realizing
that
the
boy
was
dead,
drove
about
for
a
lime
intending
lo
kill
Ihe
cldld
when
they
reached
the
place
they
had
selected
for
disposing
of
Ihe
body.
They
finally
reached
Ihe
rendezvous,!
stripped
t
lie
boy
of
his
clothes
ami
poured
an
ncid
dh
his
face
with
the
intention
of
disfiguring
it
beyond
recognition.
Leopold
donned
wading
boots,
strode
into
the
water
and
thrust
the
body
face
downward
into
Ihe
culvert.
It
stuck
and
he
forced
il
further
with
his
fool,
but
in
the
haste
in
the
darknes
left
the
nlunler-rdvboy's
feel
protrudug.
Also
in
the
hurry
of
leaving
the
scene,
Loeji
picked
up
Leopold's
coat
bottom
up
nml
lost
the
tell-tale
spectacles
from
the
breast
pocket.
They
also
left
one
of
Hobby's
brown
sport
stocking's
and
his
rap.
Loeb
and
Leopold
then
proceeded
to(
dispose
of
various
articles
of
Hobby's
.
clothing,
the
automobile
'robe
hi
.which
the
body
had
been
wrapped
and
I
lie
olher
things
used
In
the
nihnler,
I
Some
were'
burned,
sonin
were
buried
in
widely
separated
spots
and
the
cold
chisel
was
hurled
(from
the
'
automobile
not
far
I
from
the
scene
of
Ihe
kidnap
ping.
The
automobile
used
was
ob
tained
froin.
a
.rent-a-car
agency
and
was
of
the
same
typo
vas
The
Leather
will
Wear
when
you
use
a
polish
which
will
keep
it
soft
and
pliable,
and
prolong
its
life.
USE
NUGGET
Shoe
Polish
28
BLACK
-
TAN
-
TONEY
RED
DARK
BROWN.
ALSO
WHITE
Dreaalng(eake)
and
White
Cleaner
(liquid)
-tfURN-
Nanaimo
Wellington
Coal
Our
lunip'coal
is
double
screened.
Every
lump
is
a
chunk
of
heat.
TRY
OUR
NUT
COAL
FOR
YOUR
KITCHEN
RANGE
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
and
564.
The
Acme
of
Sweet,
Perfection!
The
Autocrat
of
the
Candy
World.
PURDY'S
CANDY
A
'Toothsome
Delight
In
a
Beautiful
llox.
Sole.
Agents
;
PFINCE
RUPERT
CIGAR
STORE
WE
CA8H
CHEQUES.
Shoe
Bargains
For
Fair
Week
$3.95
Women's
IT
eyelet
Hoots.
Good
quality
Vh'i
Kid,
Medium
Heel,
sizes
3
to
7.
Regular
price
$7.50.
$3.95
and
$4.95
"Chums"
Welfed
Hoots
for
Children.
Can't
be
beat.
Regular
price
$1.75
and
.$0.00.
"Note
the
clearing
price."
Agents
for
ONYX
SHOES
for
Women.
JUST
ARRIVED
FROM
ENGLAND
CELEBRATED
"LOTUS"
MEN'S
SHOES."
"Britain's
Best
Shoe."
Family
Shoe
Store
Third
Avenue.
Leopold's
personal
car.
To
obtain
il
the
youths
used
assumed
names,
registered
at
two
hotels
and.
established
two
bank
accounts.
Wrote
Letter
Before
The
ransom
letter
was
well
in
advance
of
Ihe
se'aled
and
Ihe
envelope
left
unaddressed,
that
feature
to
depend
upon
the
child
chosen
for
death.
The
typewriter,
was
a
portable
stolen
from
the
house
of
the
fraternity
of
which
Loeb
was
a
member
before
he
was
graduated
from,
University
of
Michigan.
The
letter
written,1
the
typewriter
'was
damaged
badly
and
thrown
into
a
lagoon
in
Jackson
Park.
I
..
The
morning
of
the
finding
of
IJie
Franks
boy's
body,
but
before
it
had
been
identified,
Loeb
andj
Leopold
agan
"telephoned,
tho'
Franks
home
but
Mr.
I
ranks;
again
was
absent.
Later
they
telephoned,
again
Instructing
Mr,
Franks
lo
ride
in
a
taxi
cab
lo
a
certain
drug
store
where
he
would
receive
other
telephonic
instructions
as
lo
how
to
pay
over
the
ransom..
Mr.
Franks
knew
by
-then
that
his
sou
was
denu
and
refused
to
enter
the
laxicab.
The
youths
intended
to
instruct
Mr.
Franks
lo
board
a
fast
train
for
t
he
East
and
al
a
specified
point
hurl
a
cigar
box
containing
tho
money
from
the
train.
Other
instructions
were
in
a
letter
nlaeed
in
a
message
irack
in
a
parlor
car.
Thai
letter
jwas
found
later
at
New
York.
Went
Over
Ground
'
Upon
concluding
llieir
confessions
Loeb
and
Leonold
agreed
to
go
wilh
officers
and
prosecutors
'on
h
Ibur
ii
f
Hip
run
1
1'
llicv
Inul
j
travelled
from
the
moment
the
J
Franks
boy
was
seized
until
the
last
article
in
connection
with
his
nUirder
was
disposed7
of.
.They
loinled
out
the
various
spots
where
they
had
buried
or
burned
articles
and
assisted
Ihe,
officers
in
their
recovery.
The
typewriter
was
retrieved
from
the
lagoon
by
a
professional
diver.
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luc
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y
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HAND
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or
QUALITY
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Jijtir
every
meal
A
pleasant
TJjX
DaogiccaDie
sweet
and
a
I-a-s-t-I-n-a
beneltt
as
well.
Good
lor
teetn.
breath
and
digestion.
Makes
the
next
cigar
taste
better
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