;.
31
ii]
. Chamber fi‘skes
tot Condemned in
—m
, to W Un-
way
. « . dune 9.—Thuddlng crash of
4' or dckening drop from a scaf-
wfll at longer bring'looal‘death
a. Instead. drugged into un-V
nonosa. criminals will bfi placed
- ctr-tight chamber. where death
- odorless gas.
fitter to January of this year a man
canned to death had choice of one
{'0 ways to die. He could select.
. bullet or the hangman's noose.
.. , co was removed by the last Legis-
meeting in Carson City early
year. when it passed a bill decree-
, dosh penalties should be exacted
. . mule use of a deadly gas.
"‘A It. tier of cells is rapidly near-
completion at the State peniten-
’ in Carson City. In that tier of
,. on three which to outward a -
- correspond exactly with t
~ oolls in the prison house. Writ-
. over the entrance of each cell; unv
-, '7' inept by eyes that must soon
"~ . booth. is a legend of anguish. for
tires cells are death cells
a. Death cells in literal truth. for the
' Ii in which the condemned prisoner
the last days on earth is the
II where death will stell on him or
her oometime during the fateful week
_ hich has been set apart as the week
. death.
. Close by the death cells lies the es-
‘ocutioner’s room. There are no
switches to swing into contact here.
. nor buttons to push which will release
. o drop beneath the prisoner's feet. ln-
. dead. treat tanks of death-dealing gas
’ mud waiting the day of carrying out
untence pronounced as penalty for
crime. Pipes lead from this room to
: each of the death cells. Their outlets
‘ annot be seen by the orbit of the con-
“a
a; - W
. .tocutOil‘Venn‘la-
1mm in Use
dome in stealthy approach of 11>
minzton.
, néthods as applied to children's
tunate passing from life to death.
in passing sentence detlh is desig-
nated to take place within a week.
l'nder Nevada's new law. when the
final week arrives any meal may be
the condemned man's last meal on
earth. for in the food on the fatal day
will be a strong opiate. As he finishes
eating drowsiness will one his eyes in
sleep. the window to its cell will be
closed air-tight, the close-fitting door
will swing on him for the last time,
witnesses will take their places. and
as the deadly gas is forced into the
death cell the condemned man will go
to His Maker without ever having
known that final payment is being
made.
During the debate in the hill sever-
al legislators pointed out the fact that
mental torture would not he ended
with use of lethal gas instead or rifle
of noose.
must he borne under the
law which were experienced by con-
dvmned men who had madc' their
choice of being shot or hanged. Thc
question was raised relative to how
an opiate would be mlministcrqi in
cases win-re the condcmned start a
hunger strike with rcfusni to eat any
food during the week decreed as time
lethal gas
,. demned. yet through the openings
-: leading into tht" cells «loath will rushI
'ht‘n the signal has been given.
be the some as provisions under the!
‘. old lnlictbn of death twnaltv "\f‘r'pfi
.; for phrasing "shot until rlcad" or'
“hating! by the neck until dead.” for:
v which Will be substituted. “lilac-vi in .1"
room tilled with lethal gas. tlitrc to‘
remain until dr-mi." E
In all three cells arrangements haw“
been made so \'t‘l‘lli:illOll may im out
>0". and in each door it: .1 heavy class
' window. Witnesses Will use the win-
dow through which to \‘lt‘W the unfor-.'
‘41]
Provisions in passing M’ntn-ncns will iwm’m "0‘ rather (“9 "“h M" ("MH'MW
ji-ither shouting: or hanging. a
for cu‘cution. Another question ask-
wus whether "the :ucrnm- innit
alo rt. muting death as a man rather
than .is a dumb brute 2‘"
.\'0 answers were given these ques-
tions. “'hr-n they Will be answered in
actual experience of a man or woman
waiting death cannot ln- told, for non.-
is waiting liv-ath at the prr-srnl timc.
Novu'ln has lint t'\::r‘tl'ul n (lvnth
penalty l'Jltl. \\'lth
lure of sclcciing the form
since
the privi-
of lll‘fllh.
man
known oniy .is Pusey was hanged in
All the horrors of waitingl
[that year. No one has ever learned
Casey's real identity. He was known
’oniy as Casey when arrested for mur-
der: he went through his trial alone
and friendle. as Casey; he was
ihnnged by the neck until dead as
Casey.
There was but one outstanding fes-
,ture 0! his case. Casey had only one
gleg. the missing member being replac-
‘cd with a wooden leg. He was asked
a few days before being hanged
whether he would die with or with-
gout his wooden beg. Ho mid: “With-
' ”(9..
'MMW“U.8W‘¢ - ”Hal‘s...”
,0: all the states. mire one. and in
‘, if ' .1. "'57 J , ‘ ‘ v ifiwgfiig'
The probatioa'methiit of dun“
moi delinquents costs in new tori:
mocha! t. saris. moan»
Mon-mum rt;
m iéfime of a series or s whose
burpooe u to man 1h.“ mm
of higher “I“ in Juvenile court
work. .
Probation has been in operation in
this country 48 year; As applied to
Juveniles. it is reoooaised in the laws
It points out the lieu-ity for thor-
ough preliminary study or my child
who comes bifore the 03.1". and the
importance of phyuoal and mental
Sieteeu electric stations of this new type. with VON-(0 0‘ m m b.’ ~ ‘
in; constructed in southern New Jersey. the power being "99“.." from W!!-
Dorlon- House .
Shore Dinners
annual-am
MM‘W
uranium
,
'out it." On the morning of the final
{day he decided he wanted his wooden
leg to go with him. This neoe-itotod
%a last minute figuring of tho weights
and length of drop. but his desire was
granted. and Casey went to his death
,without parting company from [to
zwoodcn leg.
BOLWI PROPAGANDA IN
norm.
LONDON. June 9.—-—l‘beterrnined cf-
xtorts are being made by the British
.liomc Htlice to get at the bottom of
‘llolshcxut propaganda in this country.
according to the Daily Sketch. which
.mn-s that reports have been recMH-d
of dangerous activities of the Bol-
sheviki in London and Scotland.
Raids have been carried out by
Scotland Yard detectives on alleged
a‘llolsthilr meeting places and' office.
and it is mporte<i that sensational dis-
coverico have been made.
While searching our building the
detectives found a small casket con-
taining ashes which are declared to
be thosc of Rosa Luremhurg ("Red
Rosa") thr Gt rmun socialist who was
killed in Min about the same time as
Km-l Licbknecht. the Communist agi-
tntor.
i
iv 1
1"? \
i:
i 4;
i
ii
in“
. If." '
b 't’
S"
f‘ it
all
i
Mi
.39
. sy GARRET sun" .4"
- “ OT 3 match?" '
‘ How many times I
,3 .‘ day is that question
2. . asked in these United
*5 States? How many more times is
3“ the question unnecessary because
1*; most pockets are kept Well supplied
if with the useful little article? Any.
Hi how. inasmuch as it is estimated
4‘ that there are 30000.0(!) tobacco
.» 1. lion in the country. we would
no. that the answer to that quas-
tion would run into tho m i
I millions.
For it it weren't for the erosion
f 3;; In these days of electric lights how
PM! TIM?" ILDC.
-—_
WM throo slam. Mi tab.
isood boos. pro stilt. sit
MQOOOooOIoOIooo-ooooo .1.”
Women‘s white hook sport or:-
” with Nootin not. and
Vernon's Hm loll Strap
Oxford with "soils solos. and
motor hools ..........
"en's ”chosen, Calf oxford.
French lost with We
rubber hooio ......... 84..
lion's and om We Iolo.
mm......s2.sousuwd
I: You Value Your” noun-
' man at
The Palace Bootery i
t lstistsetion Our-stood or Money
Chest-fully Rsfuodod
’chsrseoore described. The NM 3°
‘oum‘m‘h mfrohotion our me as ”unique“ C
formation as is available clearly slim ,
a lsterd. .
‘ rot-rm”; ‘9 ‘ "y admin of Bureau have shown the need for more ‘
Ehildre'n’i safe; . o ' re- adequate profition service. especially
4n mail—duos and meal
Unto Mon o!
mdtmmmfflmn,
‘mdmiflngpm.
'Mon. Indiana loot March M a
l5
:6“ ciao-mos m an
discuss the cranial-scion o! the
selection ot probation officers. .
A Earlier studies by the Children's
unitios .
0‘ ~ Me A
or other-saris»g
Only a ‘
few States have provided-och super-
law We. for- a suit. probation
officer with supervisory powers.
many foreign countries. It is the cor- _ . ~.
ner- stone of the invenile court.
The report deolo witn' probation
8’. Y. Telegraph says: “Because
of human appeal
Reputation
asitisployedby
Prbcilh Dean
can stand on its own merits.
dramatic points are Strong
preosin.”
See It at. The
ram CE
THURSDAY END FRiDAV
lit;
and im-
Here's a neat. whitlhlio his
capacity (ompacl littic pm Hing.
that Will do mote u 1 lane than
the average gas “that that like,
up twncc as mudi tinny ';,.‘ice_
A! ior term Palllillym
I (infinity
‘ st‘ o
. vrcraou"
' ‘l
Tho Victrolo‘Vl is
‘iuotdrethingforolun-
“Mocha”
’oloo'onoutingo.
:Tbe Vkuolo Irina
Remember it’s a
with the ( our] top I’m/I
saves gas. sawu lain v
hold: any HIP rem-L
can ptuh .cm an uni
youthswo‘rld’spoou
mic. canvas-c ios'l
bothoutdoororidoot
[hey won't lip and »
‘ lhf lvp l! lKii a? rut ‘1“.in
“Lind
a" the vasic hem
no; Cambodians :l
apioin our easy par,
;fllll ’l-31~ ‘* ~-
I
The Hamrl' ton
Shop
49 wan. armr'
Where Quality and i
Service Count
. .....__.w....‘......_.. ._ -4.»
.L Di“. S. M. DCItZ
SURGEON DENTIST
ass
"Boulk 80.3011!“
m1"
and works int \th
Three sues.
Sec [hem of our stove,
PHONE 1333
.nn
'AT ANGEVIN
1'. 8i. LYW
mama
suns.“
I
~0-—->-—
Local
is «name.
-‘ to mammogram
lute! toss-slim usage-mos»
”We. alias-luau“
' neatly.
A nd
meat. upkeep and M on the
investment make no small sum an-
lct realty men note there
are approximately 325x00 tobacco
farms in the man. with a total
estimated valuation of Stallion”.
or W interest to real estate
thohdthotth-earemo
use ”,1:qu us- or
.
flo- ans-t. 800,000,000:
Client every year along this line
The printing and tumor H"!
for the romp-ill! i< n ‘: i‘vn
Tlio l-thrr owiu !,.~‘-v~' m. It. ‘. _- .'.'l
riual <um< fur (mini-y, s‘lnrnnre.
imuscimid mm ~.i<, ». _ '[g
and Mini 3 hi
lllllEZ. in fact. in m razor Hello: to
grain! pianos.
1th"? my
It's —— «a
Specular"? in 1‘ rec cl m- r( l" '
‘t"‘i‘l‘.'¢‘ :1 l}; L"'.~ v,\~\~ ly '\ f
T5 V!“ :tl‘t’ “ll T-v ~ r- >‘ _ ‘ .‘ i»
I'm" J~‘r».l “up.” .\._z‘,i~ .. iii ~.‘
Ei‘Y'T‘V‘W‘Y" "'9' . Hit 1 .1 5r...
l'l :i ‘ ‘ t 1 x
ll 4 *z‘ ’ \
ah i A .i ,_ . ,.
l’t'v- . l' \
It‘v‘t‘rf“ «.~- ?. '1'?-~ ': -- .1 —~
trmle" 'r-llx it!“ ‘ r "
?_\i l lit,“ :l‘mi‘ ' l~ I '~ i; \v
77’7-3il. t‘iht l‘ ‘ -l -;* e -;
lul‘ililiuiml 8:: mutant 3.
imam. iiitikii : '1. .~ ' —. v.
S‘hrll l" ”)9 L't-‘xi "' ' ill ,\,._‘t ilk
‘ it is gm. i '. ' .. v..- 2
“with . l"l\illt‘(\ \' 'l c. . --\,
Elldr‘l‘ths hlitl tiw ‘.;i\l
:lllliilit'lul ln<< that \\~ 'H'. “
\wmctl in the :i'wlltfn: '1' '-i
that is fine if the :n-mt ~«' ~
lit\[--‘t"’< if tho yrnimij !- ;r ‘
jtlic' \zilc Hf luluwmi. :i t-rl‘zw-v? ‘ “‘
't'i‘er, which ri£l\ pr] 5 . :‘,
”hililii‘ M‘iitiiivnt 1f the minim;-
Etnilti-ts of the toumr} :irr rrrwt l
‘tht-ir estimate .4 that «cm
In a DUEl of the minors lllt'l'i‘ rm
'(‘Onliy ii)‘ lliv ’i‘ilIm’t'o Merchants"
'Assuczminn n{ the l'r‘tul State»
tiirnllgl. ill" l'l‘vxs Svn'icn t'r in;-:iltv
v! New York t‘ivy. it?» per u-ct it
Ute 7.547 editors who rcplic-«l t‘V-
pressed the mini ion that tint l““ n‘r’
of their cmmurulties were (-mu sol
to any luv; against li~ll.‘ll'(‘l“. As‘
these Ml‘iiors represent culllp 911.00“ .
000. readers the results fl'l'nl .1
pretty general test of nlllit-nlil
Opinion.
in their remarks accompanying
their routine many of the mixture
expressed it n: iiK‘ir rvpiizicn that
the oppositi: n of tliPir coliilhitiiitit<
to the almiition of f(\"lfll‘(‘t‘ “:H
billed to mine PIll‘Fl at least 0"
the dam-re such a chance would
do to the bushing: inter-(«re of the
community. This was particularly
true in the tobacco grcuing Hill!"
and centers Where there were large
plants.
The total investment in the to-
bot-co business of the country is as
follows:
Tobacco and cigarette manufac-
YM 515.000.“: cigar manufac-
turers. ”85.000000: retailers. $500.-
m: wholesalers. swmomo;
lost tobacco dealers. 3175.000,mo:
m including land and equip-
totll, 32%-
Halo
{tr-it.
um theaterrt of themat-
iavotved'in the allied intense"
of the tobacco trade is considered.
as above brier outlined; it is clear
mi m,
Will
ANGEVINE
FURNITURE to. 1‘
16 North lain Street Q
l oeeosn'e PALACE Turn“ a
i S
l
farmer .in- .(‘xiplalnw 9'
the r-xtci‘dfd «in ‘ln :1 “m N's-(to!
which air N-gii 2.1.. .-v in van"
nus crow- It :s e. ruin not.
lll~‘ fist (not! 7:1: ;.. l .- Vwflnfl
Mu 'l'u L'rtizll‘rl '~ '4. ,. ad
Norwalk Chronicler