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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-10-14
popeEp LIQUOR QUESTION.
Senator 6eVeridge's Reply 10 Hsnly
Is Not Satisfactory.


Is Not Satisfactory.
The only time the liquor question
was put up to Senator Beveridge he
won further claim to his title 3 an
"artful dodger" by side-steppiLg the
issue completely.
This occurred when Ire received a
letter from j. Frank Hanly, former
Governor OF Indiana. Mr.. Hanly who
is much interested I'm the option law.
desired to learn Senator Beveridge's
attitude on the question. Fearing that
letter might "miscarry" In the Unit
ed States mails. he gave II to s. K.
Nicholson. of Indiana. who delivered II
personally to Senator Beveridge IN
Washington, just before the adjourn
ment OF the last Congress. Mr.. Ntchol-
son secured Senator Beveridge's reply
and gave IL TO Dir. Hanly.
In Iris letter Mr. Hanly asked the
following questions and received from
Senator Beveridge the following re-
plies:
Are you in favor OF the repeal OF
Senator Beveridge said. "No."
The second question was:
'If the Republicans elect a Legisla.
ture and you are returned to the Sen
ate. will you use your influence TO pre-
vent the repeal OF the county option
law"
Senator Beveridge lodged. He said
During my career as a public man
and as a member OF the Senate ! have
never meddled with the affairs of the
Indiana Legislature or attempted e
influence legislation there"
Temperance people throughout the
State find very little copsolation in
Senator Beveridse's answers. Mr.
Hanly has not expressed hinself pub
licly upon the subject. but 1t Is be-
, lieved by HIS friends that he is not
pleased. II is pointed out that by his
answers Senator Beveridge has clinch
ed the points made by Governor Mar
! shall In bis first speech OF the cam
paign. He charged that the liquor
J plank was omitted from the Repub
lican State platform because 1t wal
J regarded as "dangerous"-and in or
der to play the game both ways. argu
/ ing vet in wet counties and dry In dry
: counties.
' II Senator, Beveridgs was sincere II
( saying that he was nos in favor, of re
: peaiing the county ortsn law. why die
) he not say SO in the Republican stat'
/. platform which. he ,himself wrote
4 This is the question now being askeC
: by temperance advocates.
, Again they are disappointed In hi
answer TO the second question. II h'
5 is opposed to the repesl'of the Law h'
c should support his belief n'it, they ar
: gse.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-10-14

Judge Charles f. Cox OF Indianapo.
lis, is no stranger 10 the Supreme
Court. Years ago he was associated
with Judge w. Z. NiblacA of that
court, later becoming librara2 and
general assistant to : the supreme
Court. He has held positions OF honor
and trust In Indianapolis and has
acquitted himself with credit TO him,
self and honor to his party He was
born on farm in Hamilton county
Milton d. Hotel has never held
public Office. Since. 1885 he has de
voted himself % the practice OF Law
at Salem, Ind. He has the support OF
the bench and bar In his own county
as well as IN. surrounding counties
where his practice has taken him
He was called to serve his party as a
candidsep four years ago but was de
feaied. Hafs confident OF the success
OF the entire state ticket.
Low q. Ellingham. OF Decatur. has
the honor OF heading the Democratic
state ticket Mr. Ellingham Is a pub
Usher OF the Decatur Denoc[at and
knows the business from devil up
He worked his way from the bottom
end his experience as printer has
rought him into close sympathy with
ne needs 81 organized labor.
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Democratic Tick ct.

Secretary al Stats--LOuis 4. Elllneban
DecatueI.
Auditor oil State Wn. IL. 0'Brian,o o
Lawrencebyig.
Treasurer OF State William ~. Nnllm
of Nincennes.
Attorney General Thomas VI. Honsn
ClerA JftIe Supreme G nr.--J. Free
France. of Harrington,
For Superintendent Public instruction
-Chas. A. Greathouse of In iianapoli
state g Gsoiogist- EiAsrd BsIrett, c
Plainiisli.
State 'ia.isticsn- Tlcmss Brolley
North NeSnon.
Judge -uIieme C-cft second Di'
i:ict. D.cgiss Nor rs 4 Rushville;
ihird District Ctas + Cox OF Indian
polfs
y Judge of Appsllste LJuit Norther
District. Joseph Ibsch. Of Hsmmono
MS. Larry Of Logsnsport, and Andrs'
Adams. of Columbus City Southern lie
trict NJ. B. Hottie of Salem, and Edwar
w. Falt OF Gseeafield.
For Ccng.ess- William Z. Cox.
For Pr. .secu ing Attorney 7ih Judici'
District barry W. Carpenter.
For Joint Senator for Crawfori, DO
bcis and Perry CONTRIBUTIONS Tny
Tor.
For Joint Representative Tor Dnooi
AID Pise Couniies.-Peter l.. Coble.
\ For Clerk Great Court. William n
Po kelman. :
For kuditor-Jacob ii Seng.
For Treasurer Willism Rausct er.
For Sheriff. Jacob III. Sch senk.
For Coroner.-John +. Ne.nke-.
For Surveyor Emil Berger.
Fof COMMISSION er, 81 d. strict. -Henr
Ianderebe.
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Why All Business Men Should
. Advertise!

The business ner who can do without some form of
publicity to make known their work or their wares are
scarce indeed There Just about one excuse for not
advertising and that is simply that the business is al
ready as big as the man at its head If there is in the
makeup of the man ability to grow, then, as long as ne
lives he will seek for more business, seek to cover
bigger field.
MANY business is in rut today simply becsase the
proprietor didn't advertise In te first place, the man
who advertses calls the attention OF the public to some
nhase of his business of which he proud. If it is so
commonplace that it does not have phase Of whNh
to be proud then naturally it will not do to advertise
In other words advertising is a stmulant Just
s,,npose merchant who never has seen his name IN
biz print steps into his store tommorrow morning de-
termined to write an ad If he looks around and sees
only dirty shelves and stock that IS several seasons old
what would be the use. Let him lake off his coat go
over that store and that stock compare his goods and
his treatment of customers with that OF hs compet,
skinned let him begin to shout shout till the public
hears him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-10-14

II may be convenient to, know
that one quart Of -four weighs one
pound; a quart Of cornmeal, one
pound and two ounces; a'quart OF
best sugar, one posnd;- a quart OF
powdered. white sugar, one pound
and one ounce; a quart of best
brown sugar, one pound aDe two
ounces; that ten gs weigh ons
pound, though this depends some
what on the size; sixteen large ia
bIepoonfuls make half pint;
quart of butter, one pound and on<
ounce.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-10-14

Goyerno. auo even IuUec wno uiurr
with him politically are giving care
ful consideration to his views upon
public questions. His stand for local
self-government and his analysis Oh
the Republican party's omission OF a
liquor plank in the state PLATFORM
have brought many Republicans. as
well as temperance Democrats, 10 see
the question In a new light. The fact
thai they are promised no optl9n'law
at all by the Republicans, that the
present law may be repealed under
their platform, and that the Demo
cratic party is pledged to enact an op'
tion law that will stick, Is rather
startling 10 those who have been de-
luded into believing that the Repuoh
can party is the temperance party
Kern Prods Beverdge.
Another feature OF the campaign
is the Way In which John W. Kern
Democratic nominee for United States
Senator, is going after" Senator Bev
eridse on his labor record. his opposi
ton to the income tax. as well as ms
support OF the ship subsidy graH. Mr.
Kern is asking Senator Beveridge Y
explain these things. but there nai
been nothing but silence on the sen
ator's part. The old soldiers haV'
found a friend in hr. Kern and the!
are flocking to his standard. Al Ma
rion Mr.. Kern made them this pledge
III | am elected. and ! am satisfied
that I will be. here and now promis
you veterans that II do not do NOR
in two years for you than Senate
Beveridge has done in twelve years.
will resign. The government has no
kept It's contract with you men wh
saved IT, | shall do my best TO Sc
that that contract ls Sinding and Il
force"
Senator Hhively has devoted muc
OF his time 10 discussions OF the tarin
a subject in which he is an acknow
edged expert. He is making clear !
the people OF Indiana the iniquity Q
many OF the tariff schedules and IN
fact that the only way to get homes
revision is by the election OF Dem'
crasc Congressmen who are pledge
to this reform.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-10-14
GOVERNOR ALARMS.
| c. D. P. MANAGERS
States Chief Executive, With
Kern and ShNeIy. Puts in
Telling Blows.
HOLD PEOPLES CONFIDENCE
ern Skaters Claims Of Senator
oeveridgs and Makes Definite
Pledge to Soldiers.
HOlD PEOPLES CONFIDENCE

III
iHaianapolis-With the speaking
su.la'gn IN full swing. there is no
" 'u' tnat the Democratic outlook is
'su'ef than ever Ii is conceded
-a' 'he hrst campaign speeches of
"H Nern' Governor Marshall and
ena'oT SRyely made a remarkable
.'p'e9sion upon the voters OF India
lhis advantage has been pur.
'eu consistently. 1t is admitted that
e., 'O'Auination Of Kern. Marshall and
/. "'''y Is formidable one and that
= getting in telling blows.
= a'"'oslallo managers are congrat u
~ themselves that there is no los,
O'''A ~ the combination. Each
Il performing an individual
-. -i'-f'anl function in the cam
rai proceeding along The same gen
~ 'I'' uul taking up In detail Ger
lA phases best adapted 10 that mar
| ,~s~ ~ Speaker They are presenting
4 -. -Nl arguments that the Repub
y" = speakers cannot meet
ssnn,,i ,s'nor Marshall is causing tn,
oar. ''en managers many uneas,
ars Iasy realize that he had th,
,ad. ol the people when h,
hon. uIa speech The doctrine O.
kesn~ ana economy which he hal
eoDi.s, sa0Ning has increased tn,
lpprO,,, 'Onndence. y. and has won thei,
wv. The people believe in III,
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GOVERNORS PLANS MADE.
speeches for Entire Campaign Arr
Announced by Bureau.

Speeches for Entire Campaign Are
Announced by Bureau.
Bert Hendren. chairman OF the
Speakers Bureau, has practically com
pleted the list of Governor Marshairs
speaking engagements for the cam
paign. The dates -until October ~
have been previously announced. The
new ones are:
Oct Henderson, night.
Oct. 1l-Portland. afternoon.
Oct. 12-Terre Haute, night.
Oct. l3-Hymera. 1880 a m; Dug
ger 3 p. m; Linton 7 p. m.
Oct. Bloomington. night.
Oct. l5 - Martinsville, afternoon;
Marion, night.
oct. i7-Laporte. afternoon; Micr
gan City, night.
Oct. lS-Crown Point aiternooh'
Valparaiso. night.
oct. 20--Knox. afternoon; IVY
muth. night.
Oct. 2lsAttica, night.
e.. 22 - Franklin. afternoon;
Richmond. night.
At 2z.-Rushvilla- night
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LAsoR's fos .FsR sEyERIDeE.
A. M? GIossbrerner~Runrlne Financial
End OF Senator'S Campaign. :.

A. NJ olossbrerner.RunuIne Financial
End Of Senator's Campaign. :
Some OF the representatives OF or
ganized labor swho have been some
what In ned TO support Senator Bev-
eridge are now in open revolt. They
have discovered, that Alfred NJ. Gloss
brenner. vice-president of Levey Bros.
& Co, is running the financial end OF
the Beveridge campaign
II there is one business institution
IN Indiana which is cordially hated by
organized labor. 1t Is Leyey Bros. &
Co. This company conducts a big and
profitable printing. stationery and lith'
ographiag business. but its "shop' u
absolutely closed to union labor.
Every trade represented within Its
walls Is composed of non-unon men
They will not employ union men in
any department. Since II is one OF the
biggest institutions OF its kind In In
diana, It is and has been for years tbs
object OF organized labor's hatred. The
name OF Levey Brothers is Ike red
flag in-ihe'face OF bull
AlfrS NJ Giossbrenner is one OF the
big men In the Levey Brothers Com
pany. AS vice-president he takes an
active part In the management OF th'
business. The company's attitude to
ward organized labor is taken, there
fore. to reflec, his views-
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A Acrsst7ch.nee.

Several years ago Lord Clonmel
brought to this country a string OF
race horses, and at the close of the
season Pha .Bvser gaze a banquet
n his. honor. Sheriff Tombunn Of
New York was called upon for a
speech.
Faith and this is tie. wonderful
country, said Dunn. IL was a poor
Irish lad. end me dear old mother,
God rest Ter soul, hardly had pen
nies enough. II. ~ me over. And
here | riTl'touighf sitting cheek. =
jowl: WITH Lord Glorpea <hifnse!f
Why. NC fFen@. ), back IL the cd
TjppeyaSy 5aysfI- eanldn't get near
enough to.his loraship TO hit hfn
With q shotgin!" -EyerTbedy'a :
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BRYAN TELLS WHY.
Shows II Is to the Interest Of Al
Men 10 Vote for Kern.


William Jennines Bryan. while In
Indianapolis yesterday, took occasion
to show why all Republicans. both
"Standpatters" and "ProgessIves.
and all Democrats should vote for
John W. Kern. He also spoke OF the
encouraging prospects OF the Demo
cratic party.
indications point" said Col. Bry
an. Ito the election OF a Democratic
Congress and 10 large gains In the
Senate. II is hksly~that we win gain
at least, five Senators and we may
gain as many as ten. In. fact. in the
present chaotic condition. 1t is Aard to
estimate with any accuracy the ma
jority in the House OF Representatives
or the gain in the Senate. But the
tide Is running our way and IT IS
strong tide.
There is no reason why any Dem
iocrat should vote against Mr.. Kern
and he ought, TO receive the support
OF a multitude OF Republicans Demo
Gratis ought 10 vote for him becanss
he Is the living .embodyment Of DEF
ocrstic ideas and ideals. The progres
sive Republican ought to vote for hin
ost OF appreciation OF the fact that h
was fighting for progressive legisla
tlon before the progressive Republi
cans discovered the. need OF IT, Stand
pct Republicans ought TO vote for hin
on the ground that Democratic poTl
icies should be intrusted to Demo
Gratis rather than to those Republican
who are Just beginning to admh tn
righteousness of the Democratic posi-
I ftcn
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To Wash chamois Leather.

Make a weak solution Of soap
and warm water. Rub plenty OF
soft soap into fhe leather and LET
Il soak for two hours, then rub IL
till quite clean. Afterward rinse
il well in a weak solution of warm
water, soda and yellow soap. After
rinsing wiring it well in . rough
towel, dry quickly and pull about
till quite soft. 1t will then be bet
Ter than most new leathers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-10-14

Oct. 2S Scottsburg, afternoon;
New Albany. night
Oct. -Boonville. afternoon; Ey-
ansville. hight
Oct 3l-rolumbus, night
NoT. l--Crawfordsville, afternoons
Rockville. pight.
Nov. 2-Fortyille. afternoon; H
wood. night.
Nov. B. Winchester. afternoons
Muncie. night.
Nov 4-Noble County. afternoon
Garrett, night.
Nov s. Angola. afternoon; TT
Wayne, night.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-10-14

Harry was walking with another
boy when y va. ioinS by friend
srek u s sNef and sckha-tO
fizsARsss
Introduce me, Harry" the new
son.sr whispered PoPpously.
Harry twisted. reddened aid at
last turned te ms companion with,
"Jim, have You ever seen G<bert
speaceIsS
0--the, other boy answered.
~wcll," Harry blurted out, red
dening still more and ierGng enc
thirsb over his shoulder towardfhs
hexeoRer. that's kimF'-IiOoin-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-10-14

The tfessgeJsalag sssnss were
saOng the e-shest is W -
hem. on Ensrsh ana other Agps q.
early rs the last qusrter Of the lauT-
teenth- century. and thereAsse na;rsl
ssSore the time Of the slccsneers
The cannon was.s tube, Bound
viii heavy iron rings and was load
ed by the insertion OF the "gonnf
chamber an. iron pan containing
the charge, which fitted .inte and
closed, the breech. These guns were
Eery clumsy affairs ID COMPARISON
With the lIodern breechloadee, but
the. principie was. the same
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-10-14

A French nedica msa ADVISES
people to driSx buttsrnilk for tong
tfs: He says that tho lactie scid
dissolyes every ssrt 81 earthly depos-
it'iin the blood vessels, keeping the
veins and arteries 90 supple and free
running that there can BE no clog
ging up. and hence there Is no de-
posit Of chslky matter around the
joints or of poisonous waste in the
muscles 1t is the s6ffening . md
hardefing Of the bcod yessels
which briag on Old age. Butter
MIX is ksely TO postpone it .tenlsor
twenty years il Freely drunk "A
quart day shodd be the mini
mum, the maximum according to
taste and oBport6aity.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-23
To HOLD
ELECTION
IN OCTOBER

Judge e. n. Sullivan today found
for the charter revisionists in the
andamus proceedings against the
city council and ordered that the
council without further delay call
an election for the choice Of an Off
ciai charter commission Of IS free
holders, such election not to be
held later than October next.
Three witnesses were placed on
the stand and examined as to the
sufficiency Of the petition filed by
the charter revisionists-City Clerk
Charles Fleming, F. w. Grand, the
attorney and Attorney Losey.
After hearing the evidence as to
the character and sufficiency of the
petition, Judge Sullivan held that
1t was ample and signed an order
already prepared by the counsel
for the plaintiffs. peremptorily or
dering the council ito do business. "
The petition was signed by over
500 voters.
While the council may appeal,
which is doubted, from the de-
cision of the court on the points
OF law involved, 1t cannot appeal
from the action of the court order
ing the election, and there remains
nothing for the council to do but
be good and let the election pro
ceed.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-23

youngster.
The Philadelphia Nationals have
offered $4,000 for this youngster
who first played professional base
ball this year. the Chicago Nation
ais are after him. Cleveland could
use him, Connie Mack has heard
tales of his prowess. and the rest
of the American and National
league moneyed men would like to
get him. To all offers Wheeler
turns deaf ear. South Bend has
chance to cop the pennant in
the Central league, and Wheeler
won't sell McCarty, the real star
of his aggregation.
McCarty comes from Bradley,
Ill.,, and Wheeler discovered him
playing on the Notre Dame college
team this spring. Wheeler talked
the youngster into signing con-
tract, and now South Bend fans
say McCarty is better man at
short than Ownie Bush, the detroit
star. Bush learned the game with
South Bend in the Central.
McCarty Is said to be remark
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-23
Only Way
To Improve Human Race Is
to Unity Divorce
Laws.

NEW YORK, July 23.-The only
sensible way to improve the hui
man race. according to DR.. David
Starr Jordan, president of the STAN
ford university, Is to unity the d.
vorce laws of the various states and
enact stricter marriage laws.
Dr. Jordan is chairman Of a COM
mittee of 10 educators who are
celebrating an hypothesis of human
betterment by the law Of natural
selection.
Concerning future human evolu-
tion, he said:
1.-THE quickest and most direct
way of improving the race Is by
barring the unfit from marriage.
This is the only way the evils of
hercdity can be eliminated. Work
Ing along these lines the divorce
laws must be made uniform and the
marriage relation placed in diff
feront light. This will take time,
but II is the only solution of an
enormous problem"
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CHARLESTON, S. c, July a.

CHARLESTON, S. c, July 23.-
With hold on fire and passengers
being transferred to safety in a
high sea, the steamer Momus is
anchored off Cape Canaverai.
Florida, according to wireless dis
patches received here today.
The sister ship Comus Of the
same line is standing by the Nom
US, receiving the latter's passen-
gers. Crews of both vessels are
fighting the flames.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-23
TWO OFFICERS
ARE IN TROUBLE

Police Officer Mike Washington
of Union Park, under arrest for
larceny, did not appear when his
case was called in the police court
yesterday afternoon. Washington
Is charged with having taken a
quantity of dry goods from a Riv-
erside avenue store.
c. Fuller, a private detective, is
nnders arrest on charge of for
gerry, He is accused of passing bad
paper to the amount of $27.75 at
the RroWn hotel.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-23
Happy
Jeffries Catches a Lot of
Fish and Grins
Again.
(By United Press Leased Wire)


AVALON, Cal, July 23.-Jim JEFF
fries and his party are back in Ava
Ion today, after a three day trip to
San Clemente island. They brought
with them nearly half ton of fish,
victims of their prowess. Tex Rick
ard carried off the honors for the
trip. He landed II giant yellowtail
and innumerable smaller fry. JEFF
fries was close second. Jack Kip
per was the goat He snagged a
discouraged rock bass which JEFF
fries asserted. with upraised hand,
was placed on his hook by the boat
man.
Jeffries was in excellent spirits
and every member of the party ap-
peared happy. Jeffris rfusd to talk
of his possibl second meeting with
Jack Johnson.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-23
SaturdayNightSnaps
interesting headline on ad in
The Press today.

One of the best stores in Spo-
kane has the words Saturday
night snaps as a headline for
its ad in The Press today. The
ad tells OF many fine bargains
which will be on sale this even
ing. Among them are:
Women's silk gloves, SOC;
$1.25 and $1.50 values.
Six inch taffeta silk ribbon,
all colors, per yard, 19c.
Csc to SOC hair barrettes, SELL
ing at 1ec.
$3.50 to $500 ladies' oxfords
and pumps at st.es.
Besides this the ad contains
many other good bargains which
we haven't the space to mention
here. All the ads In The Press
today tell Of interesting money
saving opportunities. Read them
carefully and save money.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-23

BAKER AND SHEA
ENCLE and LEWIS

The best crowd Of the week was
present at Recreation park this af-
ternoon when Umpire Frary gave
the word that set the festivities in
motion. The closeness Of the two
league leaders is such as to lend
interest to the series. Should Van
couver win today's game it means
that It will tie Spokane for first
place.
Bob Brown appeared in left field
for Vancouver today and Brinker
turned UP in center. Flanagan was
out Of the game.
Tomorrow there will be a double
header, the first game at 2 p. m.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-23
JOB MUST Be
STRICTLY
UNION
Will Not Work Longer With
Unskilled Men at Risk
of Their Lives.

Having finally lost all patience
over the vacilIating policy pursued
at the Monroe street bridge, mem.
bers Of the bridgemen's union last
night voted not to again return to
work on the bridge unless the city
agrees to make 1t a strictly union
job.
AS a consequence of this order,
not one of the 80 men at work on
the bridge yesterday returned to
Continued on Pace Two.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-23

NOW IN
CANADA?
Scotland Yard Has Another
Shrewd "Hunch" to
That Effect.
(By United Press.)

LONDON, July 23.-In-
spector Dow of Scotland
Yard left hurriedly for Can
ada today. He admitted
that his purpose was to find
DR.. Hawley Crippen, the
American dentist, whom the
London police accuse of the
murder of his wife at their
home in lslington. He said
he had received important
information which makes
him believe Crippen is in
Canada.
The Evening News de
clares that Dow's departure