Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18
WILD WEST THE
 BANE IF BOYS
No Less Than 8 Chicago Youths Have Left Home for Adventure After
 Seeing the Shows
AlRSHlPS FOR BUSINESS
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 CHICAGO, Aug. IA wild west show a circus and great military tournament coming along in rapid succession, proved too great a strain on the self control of the boys of Chicago. and within two weeks sixty eight were reported to the police as missing from their homes. How many more disappeared" that were not re- ported to detective headquarters is coniectural, but the number is esti- mated at two or three times as many. Parents blame two diseases "widwest. it's and "armytheria." Sym ltoms are the same, and are manifested in a desire to throw clotheslines over the necks of the family cats, liking for reVolyers. imitation and real" som breros. and an energetic desire tC tomahawk the garbage cans. In many instances the diseases work them selves out in tho form of shows" giv- en for the benefit of the boys of the neighborhood. So far as the parents Of the missing boys are informed, they were lured away from home by the ambition to be cowboys or gen rals. Usually a few days away from mother and father generates a feeling of homesickness sufficiently strong to shove ambition far into the back ground But in many Instances the boys have failed to return and no trace of them has been found. The police say that the wanderlust among boys is almost exclusively a summer com plaint Geld weather and snow makes home look so good that there is no chance for the disposition to wander to grow rapidly.
 Airship Vs. Auto.
 The welltO-do men of Chicago who live in Lake Forest and the other suburbs along the lske shore, have been so impressed with the success of the Curtiss hydro-aeroplane in the Chicago International Aviation meet, that they already are speculating as to when they can substitute a hydro for their automobiles in getting to and from their offices. The ease with which this airshiF ascends either from land or water, or descends upon either land or water. or travels through the air or on the waters surface or on land, makes these specultaions seem grounded upon probability. l. has been the most interesting feature of the meet. Glenn H. Curtiss, the creator Of the hydro-aerOplane which he Gals the Triad thinks it entirely prob able that such craft will be in use by many private flyers before long "The hydro-aeroplane," he says, "robs aviation of half it's dangers and adds 10 the pleasure of flying a hundred fold. lt can fly sixty miles an hour skin the water at fifty miles and TUT over the earth at thirty-five miles. Or the water it can pass the fastest mo tor boat and responds to it's ruddel more quickly than any water craft The timid may become practical me chanics. Whether soaring above lant or sea the operator Of a hydro aero plane may always feel sure of a saft landing. either upon land or water Fear, the one thing that has laid . restraining hand on the sleeve o many a man eager 10 fly, need nS longer be a hindrance to the progress of the aeroplane's popularity.
 Chicago Has No Poor"
 - 4 prominent English social worker Prof J. J. Findlay, has come to th' defense of Chicago and after 2 thcr -ough investigation of the Ghetto. th' slums and tenements, says that "Chi cago has no poor" as compared wi.l London or any of the large European cities, New York alone is really righ in talking of her poor problem. Prof Findlay is a member of the fac ulty of the University of Man"heste. England, and was invited to deliver lecture ot the summer course Of th' University of Chicago, on The Loves Strata Of City Life" He called atten ~sion to the radical differences of tn, causes Of poverty in America am Europe. Poverty in the Unite States he said, ifs due to temporar. D circumstances such as injury, deatl --or sickness, whereas the poverty O Europe is a poverty permanent an' chronic, a part of the settled iit Of the community" Touching Chicago than in New York for the foreign ele ment"
 Costly Real Estate.
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