WT:i?N*nSDAT, MARCH 15, 1930.lt;nm. 4xi) itmneiATK Mm nr*.Jamestown ha* had f^xr morecold-blooded murder# than that ofTheodore I! Harns. a youth of Ityears residing near Falconer, whowas fatally stabbed on Monday afternoon on Fifteenth Street, by aat thlt;*hour of writing, ha* succeeded In eludlrtf the police.The only motive for thla awful t rim* appears to hare been the fact that youn* Harna owed the Wnnh-1 netlt;n Street grocer about tb an! there had born a previously unsuccessful effort by Tabone and hla wife to collert this small sum from the unfortunate youth. Harna had been recently married to a Falconer irirl but had prevloualy re*ided with hla parents on Fifteenth Htreet. Ilia distracted father witnessed th-s stabbing. and cared for hla son,way to the hoapltaL Non* of the nelahl»ora h id the prt#ence of tnlnd to follow the murderer. If neem*could eacapj from that thickly settled localityThe circumstance* point to both premeditation and deliberate Intent, so that Tabone, If arrested, may well b« a candidate for the elsctrl chair. Citizens who are near the scene of a crime fall In their duty when they are not w illing to make an effort to rapture or follow an offender. It la often too lata when the police arrive, as In this case.