The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 26, 1919, Page 11

The Seattle Star SEATTLE, WASH., MONDAY, MAY 26, 1919. MADDEN WANTS UNIVERSAL TRAINI PJURY TO FIX BLAME FOR FATAL AUTO SMASHUP SUR RAY “I Lee “ ” ‘CARL CHILBERG ~9McCormack’s Ambitious to | j Sunday Is My Lucky Day,” Says DIES OF HURTS Sing Till 45-Then? May Be KEEP OUT OF EUR Wife of Rescued British Aviator i, teas oa US: Ambassaderto Ireland| ALLIANCES, HE URGES 4 of Bothell Road Crash | . | WASHINGTON, May (United ;about $25,000,000,000, while war ap | ¢ : | Press.)—Plans hous ublicans | propriations have piled up to $51 | |for keeping the United States out of | 000,000,000 Indebtedness July 1, The blame for the auto crash | é , war w outlined on the floot today 1913, was $965,000,000, while today early Saturday morning on the | » \ by Representative Martin B. Madden, | the debt is about $30,000,000,000, with Bothell highway as the result | | Lilinois, who recently visited Europe. an annual interest of $1,500,000,000, of whieh three are dead and five | As a national policy, Madden made Speaking of his experiences in were injured will be fixed at the | the following points Eufope, Madden claimed that an une coroner's inquest at 10 a, m. Separafion from entangling alll- friendly spirit exists between the Wednesday. ances abroad, such as are Malle to| Fr nd the American sole The death toll tn the accident was result from the league of nations dier brought to thre@ when Carl Chil | Universal military training for| He charged that the army i= fe berg, 21, son of J. BE. Chilberg, presi \ *| youths; a reasonably small army bullding roads in France and paying dent of the Scandinavian-American f . | Maintenance of a reserve among|the French people twice as much for bank, died at 12:10 o'clock Sunday | officers who have returned to clyil| the material as in this country. morning in the city hospital. Chil | life. Germany, Madden said, shows few berg did not regain consciousness Maintenance of a navy commen. | signs of defeat His condition was not considered surate with American commerce. “The Germans,” he said, “do not serious when he was taken to the 4 | Speaking of the ieagué of nations, believe we are in control of thelr hospital, but when he had not recov J | Madden said country as victors, but are there unr ered consciousness a few hours later | “It is very likely to lead us into der contract; that the armistice wal” Dre. A. F. Lameno, Donald A. Nich trouble thru the defense of political | signed as the result of the president's” olson, C. W. Sharpless and Perry lintegrity and geographical jboun- | 14 points Were called into consultation with daries of foreign pations “Germany is not short on foods ex- the boy's father. It was ided to ‘ | “fam more convinced than ever | cept fats. 1 saw hundreds of Ger operate Saturday night. A part of after a trip to Europe that America| mans on the highways so uniformly the skull was removed and Fespira |should stand aloof from entangling | well dressed that they must be if tion assisted by oxygen tanks. Chil | alliances,” he continuéd. “We can) good physical condition. Their fields berg seemed to have taken a turn . not mingle with the people there on|are being tilled, great piles of fertil for the better after the operation. 2 " |equal terms, They do not think as | ized can be seen, mills are smoking, but at 11:30 he began to wink. Ht» | we do, They are suspicious and their | and merchants seem prosperous.” death came 40 minutes later, | political hatreds are unchangeable.| The conclusion of the war, Madden Mra, Lyla Hayward, 1322 Pighth | You can not make them otherwise. | believes, is primarily due to the ave., stepmother of Francis Hay | “The nations that are now being | American offensive in the Argonne, ward, who was killed Instantly Sat \ created are already at war with each |after which Gen. Pershing had 810+ urday, is the only one of the acci other, Nobody could mnaintain the | 000 Americans driving the Germans dent victims in the city hospital - | Seographical boundaries of the Bal-/on the plains east of the defensem She is nuffering from a broken right | kans—recognized the cradle of|they considered impregnable. He lew and bruises | wars.” f pointed out that only 2,000 Ameri Will Ask Sheriff |. Madden called attention to the fact | cans will finally be recorded as misg- | Sheriff Stringer and deputies will Ne | that government expenditures for the |ing, while the British records bi AeA At thedauent’ Wotneniad | first 143 years of the republic were] 174,000 and the French 280,000, | morning to testify as to the steps “ a y igus 2 tie + oe dir taken to guard against speeding on y e e fms highways leading to the city | 1e to ro e ction Only two speed law violators were larrested Sunday. A 7 e * T. O. Feathers, 39, was arrested by | . rviorsels Pervanan Goes here |" 2ONIN MSCEREAOSE, te noted ter, sano ert tennis stare | of Police Dry Squa¢ olds, _ ct ingpantc ave He was —and he's interested in polities, Those rolls the artist put in his arms arged with reckless driving. ©. . ‘ lgchmidt, 25, was oon es ~ brn be music sheets—or, perhaps, state documents. With a flock of trusty men at his {the banquet room late Sata |name street by A.J. Hill of * % * * * ‘back, Lieut Emerson C. Coles, | Bist, when Collier deployed vi . . ‘ . men. P' ri P*" SPH copyright, Underwood & Underwoog| '* Charged with driving $0 miles an) pyey eall him the “Irish tenor.” might be Ireland, Rend of thie police dry: ecual,. 3; a tecanes to tie Aan Co Sethian je: the mekient SUM ob UR? etd Sire: Mercy sawker veda tee * |. They fight and «truggle—those mY) ."OMicaily, I heeome an American | vaded the third annual banquet of Dice strode in Preven ae when informed her hy 4 had been Saved. “A failure like this won't stop my| Many minor auto accidents Were | ai. jovers—for a place before the lit | citizen June 15,” McCornMek &f-\the Duthie Shipyard Foremen's sought out J.C. M. uke, husband. He'll get across next Ome" The picture shows Mra. Hawker and the |Teported to the police Saturday and | tie wicker windows of the box offices. | swered a query. “Then the paturali : “ { nO, Sera Baby. and inset, the rescued aviator. nm Sunday. .) . | |S0clation, at the Hotel Washington |@ser of the New Washi a ‘5 | And they weep when he lulls them | Zation courts finally pass on my sec . displayed a blanket search e W. J. Duthie Is Hurt with “Mother Machree,” and wonder |Ohd papers, taken out10 weeks ago. |Saturday night, thereby | starting Jroh loo 7 7 ROSS Meine e |. W. J. Duthie, 1703 Paim ave., was/at the infinite tenderness, the rich) “But at heart—I think I've been Pace FRB, C0 IN He ge tn tt | wker an eve SSCUCG the 0st seriousiy hurt when he | fulness of his singing an American since 1904, when, a|¥ ‘And hero is how Engineer G crashed his machine into a fence at | |mere slip of asiad, I came to the| Police Chief Joel F. Warren will! oo)" nimesit’ pinched: He | | | _— | | But, it is Jo&m McCormack beyond mally delve into the activities 4 - 1 , gram of congratulation. First ave, 8. and Hanford sty in a 5 | States from Ireland to sing in “The | Personally | seated °C | Continued From Page One)!” Hawker and Grieve started trom | blinding shower of rain. He was cut haealbangs oy = MeCormack in SNK: irish Village’ at the St, Louls expo: /of the dry squad, and settle just | Wyeo oie rte tee 1 a’ | ————_—————_———-® Newfoundland the afternoon of Sun-|about the face and hands. and hia | Bom they vith a whirt ef enthust|"-” [Bow yuatifaiie the salmure "Ot Me0r te coir Gredory ansnn, ae a first, but later recovered her seif-|day, May 18. They dropped from |right leg neverely wrenched. Duthie |, Off Suge, wih & wlll Ot HONEY) Hor that engagement he was paid|sallons of punch was. Also, the! conier a glass of punch, A intl ion sufficientiy to say @ few sight and were given up for lost by | is the brother of J. F. Duthie, the {8 # World of pep flow of reaay |248,% week. Today, every time Me-| Chief will determine whether the} cass followed the first and then © as words to the hewepaper men. British officials. Yesterday the Dan- | shipbuilder See eet ae nw endehing |CofmaCK sings his voice brings him |#rest of A. A. Gregory, chief en- | tier flashing his police badge, y Ship Sends Tidings) "°T'saia saturday we'd have good) ish tramp steamer Mary passing} S. H. Johnson, 7147 Fourth aye. | irish wit that keeps you lushing | $3 099, $4,090, $5,000. And he will|ineer of the Duthie plant, as a/ right out loud: “Wow ane the Ashore by Semaphore [ew> om Sunday. 1 Just felt tt.| the north of Scotland en route from N. I, was slightiy injured when he [ro ienne he's an entirely different|Mever sing two successive evenings | Violator of that section of the 4ry| rm ooking for.” Wigwagging #am y This is the luckiest Sunday of all.| New Orleans to Denmark, signaled| stepped from a jitney bux in front |!" Welcome, he's an entirely d or two concerts on the same day. In|!4w which “prohibits the manufac: /neip Collier's assistants came —e I don't know my husband's inten-|it had saved the hands of the Sop-|of Luthie’s shipyard. in Weat Seat-|7Mm McCormack. ==) addition to the concerts, his royalties | ture and sale of intoxicating liquor,”| swiftly and bore away the DNDON, May’26.—Given up for|tions, bat I wouldn't be surprised/with airplane. ‘The Butt of Lewis |tle, Saturday morning. ‘The jitney |, He hasn't altogether put from Ai tor phonograph records of his voice | Was malitious | bowl and its contents, * . it he tries the flight again. A|station immediately askeg: “Is it|was struck by a truck. One of the|D# music. He's elther |Tequire adding machines to compute.| Gregory was arrested by Collier! At police headquarters, the dry by all except. his little wife, who| (6 like this won't stop him.| Hawker? front wheels of the jitney ran over | Whistling all the time. But for con) vormality has no/part in McCor.|after he, at Collier's request, had| squad applied their favorite teat to. with never a doubt that he! 1; wii only make him the more de| “Yes,” was the repiy, ‘and the|his foot. He was attended at the Du-| Yersation—no, it isn’t wong or thC) se makeup, Dressed in plain| Poured two glasses of punch for’ the| prove ‘the presenda ot alconelaan return, Harry G. Hawker and| termined. If he does try again he'll| Mary proceeded on her way. The|thle infirmary. The driver of the |*t#s* You'd never guess | #ray business clothes, he stands with |Hpliceman. Evidently Collier was! seizure, They lighted matches and “navigator, Lieut. Commander|get across next time. I've had a| news was telegraphed to the admi-|truck threw his mackinaw over the | Politics and Business his hands in his pockets, talka|Not satisfied that Gregory had put | tried their dingedest'Yo make the Du: _ \ Grieve, were rescued| Presentment thruout I would see/ralty offices in London, and orders | license plates and speeded away | It's politics! American politics!) straight at you, and enjoys every |@ dent into the dry jaw when he | thie punch burn, But it wouldn't. % the sea by the Danish steamer ™y husband again, and have al-| were issued to remove the aviators! According to Sheriff Stringer Mon-| And as an observer MeCormack is/| minute of life, it seems. This morn-|tasted the first glass. He insisted|\any matches were sacri but * ‘and yesterday the world learn-| Ways been confident, altho every-/and land them. Destroyers over-|day morning, only one deputy, W. T.| keen. When he quits the concert |ing he told of an interesting tennis|on a second glass And ‘got’ it. nary a trace of alcohol arose to y fof their safety when the tiny | body condoled with me. I am over. | hauled the Mary and took off Haw. | Wilson, with a motorcycle, has been | game that’s where his fancy is more|match played yesterday at the Fir-| Whether there was a “kick” in the | the inyitation. ‘ , carrying no wireless, was|joyed. I'm too overcome to say ker and Grieve. The following of-| available, and most of his time {*/ than likely to lead him, with an am: |loch club, and his interest in the peo-| punch or not, is a question which | And now ail Chief Warren has to _ to semaphore the tidings to mere.” oi | an announcement was made to prea vse Pay Be sagan i aa bassadorial de oaet caer cs bra he rol = noe pebiesind ag by a pag sie ys: Spe Rec arr one do is to go ahead with his investiga. side the house a notice was | day: |the majority of the accidents occur. | would give his best efforts to ngenious descriptions of his expert: | ory, 0 was boo! a |tion of the motive which prompted — ix days from the time of his hop- cal “Hawker and Grieve landed at| Funeral services for Miss Francis| Should that fail to come to pass—| ences. |headquarters and promptly released | the dry squad fo raid e Dee ‘ @ff in the most daring attempt at| “Mr. Hawker has been found.” | Thurso. They will arrive In London | Hayward, 17-year-old victim of the| n‘import!—then it will be business. | Auditorium Needed on $1,000 bail, ingiste that the bev-|quet. He promised that the investi 1 history ever re-| It was this that first brought the | #t 6 o'clock Tuesday evening. Both j accident, will be held at 4 p. m. Mon-| when he decides that the public] “geattle needs a real auditorium,” |e™@se Was punchiess punch.’ | gation will be very thoro. poser cole cmggery his colleague |news to Surbiton and started the are im good health , They alighted| day from the chapel of the Home| must forego hearing his voice, M%| McCormack suddenly said. ‘“There| Anyway, Councilman Bob Hes-| The dry squad seized 15 gallons of given back to friends, families | eager crowds shouldering and prens- tatles west of Ireland on account | Undertaking parlors, Ninth ave. and| Cormack can wander into Los An-/isn't a r@ally good place Yor a musi.|Keth, @ guest at the banquet, prom: | whisky Sunday, and along with it ar ithe world. ling close around the doorstep of the cag 204 — The airplane was | nion st. Miss Hayward lived at ge les, take off his coat and hat and) cal ‘entertainment in tho city, The | !#e8 Collier and his dry squaders| rested six men, just to show that a ‘ a3 Fe in | famous airman. Ls he pion owl uk’ pawanad’ akscon the Cherry hotel, 609 Columbia st | hang them behind thé counter of an |{dea of building a civic auditorium |* Merry time before the case |Jittle set-back like the Duthie affair si ica pil acts Lise| ‘Aacorting to. Glepatébes -recstved » A about|with her father, Arthur Hayward.| exclusive little sporting goods shop against Gregory is disposed of. | was not to be interpreted as a deter- Zeer oeiy seeded Fe 1.100 ghiles of their 1980 \ r in honor of the heroes who fought miles out of Newfoundland, with|"¢fe from Thurso, that village pre a ir 1,950-mile trip|She recently camo to Seattle from] there and died in the war is a good one.| Speechmaking was in progress in| rent ay-tall. 800 miles to go to their destination pared to give Hawker and Grieve a What'll the bona say? Ho'll be| put it should not be made too large from Newfoundland, when they were! Vancouver, B. ¢ "ei os forced down. Their average speed) Carl Chilberg had lived in Seattle ' her th ; e | - | big opular demonstration when # a hh § tickled pink, for he’s none other than| Such an auditorium to seat more | ‘fm Ireland. They had been Cees to] they pt Mer ohdow for that distance was more than 100) practically all his life. He was born | storry” McLaughlin, red-headed ex: | than 4,500 people is only a barracks." 4 : | See td thats cooling eyetam bo “The courage of ‘Hawker | miles an hour. |here, and attended grade school in| national tennis champion, and Me McCormack last appeared in Seat | Seattle. After his graduation from | Cormack is his partner. Grieve places them in the first a tle five years ago. He still has but cedaaa ee eae cde vapitte ans of the pioneers of the aii FIRE DAMAGES HOUSE; pike ge ee cimgghe rs nded the — And that's not all. McCormack | two favorites among all the songs he 5 : jelared Gen. Seely of the air min- |mont Military Academy, near San|might step out and annex a feWlhas sung and sings, They are| | tho they managed to ride it success- gap AD gr gpl SMALL BLAZE AT PIER) trranctoco. tte entered the Univer. | stry. ons ‘or himself on the/“Mother Machree” and “I Hear You fully tt is | !stry m hamptonships for | . doubted if their lifeboat contrivance |#ion to my_rejoicing that their gal-| Fire breaking out in tho Li4-story | sity of Washington in the fall of| courts. That's his favorite pastime. | Calling Me.” a 1d and oc | . In the spring of 1917 he en-| Ho's frolicked on the hardpan with| Perhps that’s why those two of . | would garved them long. jlant attempt to cross the Atlantic|frame building owned and occupied | , P o | ; ‘The oat cote are the world |has not cost brave lives. The dis-\by Mra Agnes Fieblg, 4842 Findlay |/isted with tho 63rd regiment of|« pevy of the best, and they haven't|his wide repertoire bring tears to Collapses When Jury Finds! Steal $387; Posse Starts in ‘of the lucky chance that sent her to|tance covered shows that, given fine | st. caused $1,100 loss to building | Coast Artillery, apd went to France. / ai) made him take the count. Not by/the eyes and a catch in the throats | Him Guilty | Pursuit of Bandits the airship so soon after it had| weather, it will soon be possible to|and psec aang agpe gf The building Woman Is Hurt a conan yuki Sapa of his audiences. | ome down, could only flash the|cross the ocean by airplane, but| was rabied, a $2,000 and the con! srs. J, Dunn, of 813 Ninth avea| Jung 1, John 3 35) They do aoe ews when she passed the Butt of| their experience proves the trip is a " ; ctive wiring 18} .rrered bruises and contusions about ‘8 Old regia pee 3 seme has been in Seattle the Lewis. |still hazardous, even for the most said to have been the cause of the the face and body when thrown from | I'm: going to qu : past few days preceding his concert Immediately the word was receiv-| perfect aircraft. It is better to wait| fire. , | her husband's automobile when Dunn | t#8@ in’ 10 years, at 45," he says.|engagement at the Arena Monday'| tice, and finally collapsing in his| six players in a blackjack game 4 in England of their safety, de-|a little while and not take such hree basrels of lime, belonging to drove the machine over an embank-| There was a time when I said I'd | night e ‘| wife's arms, John A, Miller late Sat-| in the bathhouse of the Cedar ery were dispatched to take off |big risks until better arrangements | the W. F. Jahn Company, and valued | mont on the Renton-Maplo «valley | Wit when I'd amassed a poy phar |urday night heard the superior court| Lake. Logging company’s camp the aviators. A British warship|can be made.” at $50, were destroyed by fire whic | highway, at 7 p. m. Sunday, to avoia|of money, but—bingo! the inc ome Scalpers Corner jury verdict finding him guilty of) near Cedar Falls late Saturday Feached the Danish vessel first, and,| Officials at the admiralty believed | broke out at Pier 11 at 10:22 © m./ 4 Conision with another car. Dunn|t#*; the war, and now I guess I'll go) ri “ murder in the first degree for the| night and stole $387.04, After taking on, the fivers headed that ae clowgea teed pipe that| Sunday. No other loss was suffered.|° 0 hin two daurhters, escaped wn} oe ee ee sis 2,000 Tickets for killing ot Prank Dorgan Febru-| Immediately after the robbery « for Thurso, on the northern coast of | force awker to descend within ei |hurt. Mrs. Dunn was treated at the No “Has-Been ary 13 last he jury received the | posse of armed loggers and deputy Scotland. leasy reach of the steamer Mary,| LET MEXICAN TROOPS | Renton hospital | «phen is when 148 consider the pos Concert at Arena | tise at #10 p. m, and returned a| sheriffs started pursuit of the bane L When Hawker sailed away from|which saved him, was a blessing) Tp U.S TERRITORY | A . | sibilities of a new career. I don't| Scalpers have cornered 2,000 tick-| verdict three hours later. Miller was/qits, ‘The hills in the vicinity of the St Johns, N. F., on Sunday, ain disguise. Had he continued on} ie Ve | I can't bear |¢ts to the John MeCormack con: | immediately returned to the county/camp were scoured, but Sunday want to be a has-been. ; Week ago, he dropped his landing |his voyage, they pointed out, they| PHOMN®X, Ariz, May 26.—Acting HALF DIVORCEES TAKE to contemplate a resurrection of oiled |cert at the Arena Monday night, | jail, while his attorneys, Thomas D.| night the raiders had not been Io Bear to lighten the load on his plang| would have run into a hurricane,|Gov. R. E. McGillen today granted 3 According e La-| Pag dW. R. Bell, announced | cate, liege and arms, or electrification of| According to members of the La-| Page an | cated. and enable it to fly several miles an| which probably would have dashed |the Mexican authorities permission | MARRIAGE VOW AGAIN youth and spontaneity. Much rather | ies’ Musical club, despite every] that they would ask for a new trial) 4 masked bandit held up C. Mt hour faster. The airship floated his machine into the sea, far from | to move 1,000 Mexican troops thru| (special to The Star by N. A) | have them say, ‘My word! He's | precaution ken to prevent spec.|or appeal the case. arroughs, night telegrapher for the Successfully during the hour and 4/aid. This storm would have been| Arizona from points in Sonora to| LONDON, May Half the peo-| daft, quitting right at the height of | Ulators from securing seats in any at Northern railroad at Snohom- half it took the Mary to effect alencountered by Hawker about two| Ciudad Juarez, opposite Kl F |ple divorced in England last year! his handsome youth! I'm just going | !arge numbers, they have succeeded ish and took $17.90 from the eash Fescue. hours after he passed the spot| Permission way granted by requypst| remarried, figures of the registrar | while ie going is good, and not wait|in buying up almost a third of the WALLA WALLA CROP |drawer, He o on arte Bure a where he came down. of the state department. It was not| general show. Other interesting sta-| a wake to be row from the | total number of seats, roughs for money, ran from the LITTLE DANCERS PUT The first direct word from Haw-|*pecified where the troops will en-| tistics are reve in his report: One | ping.” | ‘The. musical club, under whose | OF WHEAT RETARDED building and speeded away in an au ker was to the London Daily Mail, | ter Arizona, but it is understood they | boy married at 16; the youngest girl] MfeCormack is deeply interested in| auspices the opportunity of hearing) WALLA WALLA, May 26.—Inter-| tomobile, Police believe that the ON RED CROSS SHOW | which otterea the $50,000 prize for | will come either via Nogales or Agua|to marry was 14. Two 1T-year-old| tho Irish question, and is a firm be-|the worl@famuos tenor is had, hoped | Views with 10 leading farmers of | man was at one time an employe of *L/Art de la Danse” was present-|the first transatlantic flight. This|Prieta. The purpose was not stated | boys married widows. Of 1201 girls| jjever that Old Brin should have the|to keep the price of seats ‘within ane Walla counts ta ale to nae [the road, having knowledge of the ea by the Douglas Dancing acad- | message sent from on board |{n the governor's announcement, marrying at 17, 16 married widow:| right of self-government, if #0 be it|tho reach of alle At $2.50 they be woe M win “ollaat foro ae pho tava combination of the cash drawer, ‘emy at the Pantages theatre Sat-|the Renvenge, and said: ers. Three widows remirried at 18) that the majority of her people wish | lieved there would be no profiteer- Aboes bt taptivar: 4,000,000 bushel, “thal A light-fingered person relieved B. (rday* morning for tho benefit of| “The machine stopped owing to| BABIES IN SLUMS OF and one boy remarried at 19. Thirty-| their political freedom. ing, and now it is rumored that | Probably aneiy ti an meat the lw. Sherwood, 1412 Fifth ave, of ® the Red Cross. the filter feed pipe from the radl- JAPAN DIE OFF FAST) “#htmen over 8° xeare married for! He only smiled when the picturo| speculators are getting from $10 up| total vivid will new be as great as) \urse containing $181.95, while the The program consisted of two|ator to the water pump belng the second tme; one man over 80| é¢ himself as one-day president of an |for their holdings. ea pci btn leo remarkable | latter was at a downtown dance hall, ours of dancing by Uttle tots|blocked with refuse, like solder| (Special to The Star by N. E. A.)| married for the first time. ‘Phe old: | trish republic was drawn. “It would be worth while for New | {ry Vee tone and other .weede fwpsaturday night. ging in ages from 4 to 15 years, |*hifting loose in the radiator, It] TOKIO, May 26—-But one out of|est man to marry was a widower ¢ “Paderewski is making a go of it,"| York gamblers in tickets to make | BFOw patna navetiture almost free) AWa&kening to find two men in his oe dancing, Scotch, Syrian sword |W@% no fault of the motor, which|three of the children born in| 92, and the oldest women were cach | it way pointed out. But McCormack|the trip all the way across the Wate then, kee the reasons for most|room Frederick Harms, 1601 West. mgancing, Irish Jig, Jazzy fox, trots|Was perfect from start to finish.|Toklo's slums survives until past| 85, one a widow, age ig re auerie h be. only sald that all musicians might |continent to clean up on thid one/ Oe heasimism, altho there are{ern ave, gave chase, but the men id many other variations were in- There was no trouble in lunding|infancy. Fully 40 per cent of the| wom n of 66 married a husben¢ not make as good statesmen jconcert,” says Dennis McSweeney, | nany who firmly maifitain that the|eluded him. They took his Waal ferpreted by the children on the water. A dory picked us|residents of the quarter are in al | “I only know one statesman who|manager for John McCormack, “T/T. wit be fully an average one. |and $19 when they ran, Mr. and Mrs, Hamilton Douglas,|up after an hour and a half.” deplorable state of health The 4 lis a good musicia he added,| would not be surprised if spec. | 2 ee” a Rabbit thieves visited the pen of who are responsible for the succeas| The king vent a message to Mre.| Tokio Fu Charity society, at af PHONOGRAPH STOLEN “That's ‘Bloody’ Balfour. He's the|ulators have bought up such a big William Butler, 517 Malden ave: of the big program, will shortly|Hawker only a few hours before| meeting in the official residence of| ‘The Pickwick hotel, 1409 Boren|best amateur musician in England.” | percentage of the house, and are THIEF STEALS $75 Saturday, taking a Belgian hare and @ for the Hast, returning in|news of the rescue. As soon as|Governor Inoyue, considered plans|ave., was entered Sunday evening| No, He'll only admit to aspiring to| working on this big scale, that they! A thief entered the residence of \ killing another one, Butler reported time to open their academy Sep-| word of the rescue was confirmed,|for bettering living conditions inland a $175 phonograph taken, thela berth in the United States embassy |have come here from New York C. A, Kelbaum, 904 EB. 2ist ave.!this as the foyrth or fifth raid. ' ber 1, the ‘king ‘ustened to send hie telethe ‘poor quarter Dalles Saco nolided Monti in “somo “foreign land—pechapa itlor Chicago to make.a hill, Aiwand.atolo M76.and sold watch, jla-pane ia, ahd dase siouiae Soe! Protesting his innocence, crying} Garbe@ in high hats and top }out that he was a victim of injus-| boots, three masked men held up