Subscribed and sworn to before me this 30th day of December, 1919,
JOHN NISBET,
Notary Public, Residence and P. O. Address, Moscow, Ida.
Mrs. Randall was not arrested. She will be watched, but it is believed she will make no further trouble. She has three children aged, four, six and eight years. It is understood that she has been supported by her former husband, during the intervals when he was not in the asylum and it is believed she felt angry that this supply of money had been cut off. She was seen about the post office frequently Monday and also called at The Star-Mirror office where she bought a copy of Monday's paper and claimed to have lost a purse containing $7.
Excellent work was done by Sheriff Woody, Deputy Sheriff Summerfield and Prosecuting Attorney Nisbet and they deserve credit for the prompt and successful work in solving the mystery.
AUTO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY ADDS EQUIPMENT
The Auto Electric Supply company on Third street, of which E. C. and H. A. Williams are proprietors, has been making a number of improvements in the establishment. The new battery room has been arranged with a dry battery section. The array of hundreds of batteries left winter storage fill the shelves in department.
The service room has been enlarged making more car room, for storage of automobiles on which work is being done.
The electrical department, containing the testing equipment, and the office complete the four departments. They have added to their electrical stock of all parts, until almost anything in the line of electrical supplies for  Automobiles can be shown. 