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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-02

Every neat for the opening 10.
night has been sold. the manage
nncnt says: Jumping Jupiter" viii
remain during the week.
w
A Comedy Well Done.
Sunday audiences nj the Lois
Theatre rocked 10 a gale Of laugh
ter over The Aviator" The mem.
ters OF the Sandusky sioc kdnle
company get away with this breezy
play in a very satisfactory fashion.
Tho lines are cieyerly written and
lhs production Ii worthy one, The
Iiatroduction OF real asroplane
Was a pleasant surprise The ma
Fchine IL a Santos Dumont dcmoii.
belle. and was builty In Seattle by
Thomas y. Hamilton.
Herman Cripps plays the leading
part. that Of n young author who
has written "a boog about air.voyag.
ing. and who. by force Of circum.
stances. II compelled TO make a real
flight through the air.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-02
SCHOONER ASHORE

EUREKA, Cal. Oct. s.-wreek'
age washing ashore at Table bluti'
near here, early today. occasions
the belief that schooner went
ashore near by during the night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-02
''oN TO GOTHAM

by United Press Leased Wirc)
to Gotham" is the slogan here to.
day of the directors of the Panama
canal exposition who are planning
the invasion of New York with a
special train In November next.
The train will make an extended
tour OF the Eastern states. boosting
the fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-02
CRUISER ABDUL MEJIo
AT the Theatres

a wonderful example Of the DADA
and the European pantomimc. orr
trude Hoffman appears In the fiTsi
as Cleopatra. The second baIs.i
10 less spectacular. bat typical ~
the conventional ballet OF Moscow
and Berlin and Paris. on
Tho third and last great darri.
spectacle In "shcheraradc.- tss
pagan kings hsrem. the calling u
the king TO tho wars. the lootins o;
the palac. by loye.rsdden youthS
and the return 81 the king whose
swordmen siay the two score wives
and their lovers.
The engagement cioacs Wedncs
day evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-02
TAFT m RAIN

OMAHA. Neb.. Oct. 2.-Presideni
Taft started westward today at
1880 O'Clock. Despite the rainy
weather. a large crowd Was AT the
station 10 bid him farewell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-02

The fellow who holds the axe
has n better chance TO use II quick
than the fellow who IL turning the
grindstone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-02
The Metropolitan Opening.

The beautiful new Metropolitan
theatre WAS thrown open for pub.
lie inspection Saturday evening, and
more than elk thousand people went
through the place. II IL. indeed.
a very beautiful playhouse. and
with the Syndicate" looking after
the attractions TO appear there. II
In safe to predict that Seattle will
enjoy rather brilliant season.
The opening performance will be
given tonight Richard Carrie and
Edna Wallace Hopper appear Mt
the head OF big company Ia
Jumping jupiter piece that
Carrie has been cminc~tiy success.
fui with In the East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-02

The Injured
Emil. HELpRicH, st11 sAhfsfnie ~
nose and face cut. rtght ahpuidrr bahN
sprained. eats and eohtusson~ ~ ~, y.
Hughes addition. All Point bruised
WALTER REEVES, pressHsn. foss-
rntafliseneer. 21es Aih aN.' asep Eaes
enfendlnT from eye % ear bruised ana
"a sIIABER. $500 brooklyn Az. anhis
ana knee sprained. cut and etsisra
~ y. LIrTLE. ies firss Az. n arm
sA i.3ris TRInRLE. iss Sin,h Az. hip
ard hand bruised. -,
Il. II SMITH. stercosyrsr. fcs,slntetli-
sn top % head. cat ever ist eye. ana
badly bruised.
PERCY BLAKE. siesscsynsr. T'n NJ,
ana ''S poTTER. s4ss sssh av. badly
~ a sorsR issf seventh av..
s SAai. Ketsox. S.st .,,h ax q. cu,
ard bruised about hands and face
r,r oss oislss sss. an az. : ". snss
c1Tf. roRKEIzox. brother Of Tor
val. printer. Times eff,sr Up spssln~i.
ear. iss Roy a.. caught ~ fiyiax lumber.
bruised ard cut
CONDUCTOR J ROCHE. q paper
car. tsfz Fremont Axs bruised
That the dangerous grade on the
iona street railway tressie above
Youngstown 10 responsible for the
death OF one man and the injury Of
IS others In the collision yesterday
morning between runaway lumber
car and the early Sunday morning
Newspaper car is the general belief
Of most people familiar with the
steep hill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-02
FATAL ACCIDENT
ON BAD GRADE

+, The paper car contained n number
OF employees of the morning papers
who were returning 20 their homes
after tho nights work. AT the foot
Of the trestle the freight train was
encountered. II had trouble In max.
ing the steep grade. The first time
the paper car followed IL. II was
compelled TO back up to make a
new start. The strain on the draw
head on the lumber car became too
much, and when IL was well toward
the Top OF the trestle Il snapped. A
moment later II had struck the
paper car with terrific force.
The two cars went together down
the Hill 60 the sharp curve nj the
edge OF Youngstown. Here tho pas
senger chr was derailed and the
lumber car was stopped.
wrcekase Scattered Three Blocks
Lumber and newspapers were
scattered along the three blocks OF
right OF way covered by the two
cars following tho collision. Most
OF the passengers were eittinE In
the rear OF the car talking II IL
believed that the results would have
been more serious had they been
nearer the front. Mo,orman jerks
was caught by flying lumber and
painfully hurt. as he jumped from
tho car In time to save HIS life.
Herman Schramer was press
man at the PostInteiligenccr lie
was 20 years of age. His parents
live In Omaha. where his body will
/ be sent. His death was probably
caused by n stick OF timber s,rik.
ing him above the right breast.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-02
Estadistica del tiernpo

La temperature promedia de la sema-
ma que termino ell 28 de Octubre fu4
normal; los dlas fueron calurosos, pero
las noches fueron correspondientemcn
te frescas. La temperature maxima
promedia de la semana, incluyendo to-
das las estaciones, fu6 91o y la mfnima
pfomedia IS. La temperature mas al
ia que han informado fue $50 en- Are
esbo y la mas baja $50 en- Aibonito. La
ilnvia fue moderada q fnerte diaria
en todas las divisiones de Ia isla dando
un promedio semanal de cerca de 3
pulgadas en- todas las fivisiones de la
isla. De las estaciones del lado s. in
9orman buenas lluvias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-02
ADMoR.: Miguel Rasear6 Garcia

flea por la hegemonla polltica GO.
merc1al de La America, El mundo en-
tero y los paises Centre Sud-Ameri-
canos principalmente, han puesto ST
mlrada en- esta nacion, vigilando con
oJo avlzor interrogante, la nueva no.
Utica colonial. Vuestra conano+o ao,,
Fuerto-Rlco sera Vnestro "santo se-
ma !" en- el camino de otras ventaias co-
merclales, quiza politicas, en- esta
parte del mundo. ST tratais a Puerto
hlco correctamente nos haceis felices
" contentos, ciudadanos americanos =
nos concedeis ell mas amplio (self-po-
vernment, os hareis eventualmente Ia
mas poderosa, entire las naciones po5e-
rosas del mundo sereis el Arbitro de
America. Desapareceran los pre,ui-
CLOS que hoy abrigan las otras naciones
amerlcanas, y la justicia que hagais 4
Pnerto-Rlco os sera devuelta con el
apreclo, La confanza y el amor del res
TO del Nuevo Mundo. 81, por ell con
trario, abandonais q Puerto Rico he.
rls sus mas queridos sentimientos as
p1rac1ones, con enganosas maiias, ell re-
cello y la sospecha seguiran en- aumento
y los sentimientos verdaderos de vues-
ira nacion seran cubiertos por el veIo
oscuro de la inmensa y deliberada in
Jnstlc1a que habrase hecho Puerto
Rico.
ne de concluir con nuestra Ultima
suplica: - Enfaticamente selicitamoS
del Pueblo Americana una forma libe
raj y permanente de gobierno propio.
Necesltamos un status politico flo cue
lleve a los corazones puertorriqueilos
dlcta sin fin. Pedimos que esta Con
fefencla Sc interese en- nosotros
adopte, en- la plataforna final de ex;u
session, la resoluci6n siguiente:
'Declaramos que ell Gobierno propio
debe ser inmediatamente concedido &,
pueblo de Puerto Rico y cue la Ciuda.
dania colectiva les sea hecha extensive
prontamente a los Puertorrique1os. -
Si as1 os declarais y 81 vuestra pI.Il-
slble recommendation encuentra eco IN
Ell Gobierno Nacional, Puerto Rico, 70
os 10 aseguro, jamas olvidara las Con-
ferencias de Mohonk- Lake y el bit,1
cue nos habreis hecho. Y cuando SEA.
mos ciudadanos americanos nuestras
almas dejaran de sentirse tan solas
nuestras plegarias pedir&n que alcan-
ceis la Divina Gracia.
Doy las gracias al Sr. Smiley Dor s.,
cortes1a y a todos vosotros por vues-
ira bondadosa atenci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-02
En- las Conferenclas
de MOhonk Lake
Ell dscurso del Lcdo. Jorge v Dominguez
(Conclusion)

riosa bandera que signifc0 nueva era
de libertad Ell America, esta guardada
y defendida por nuestros soldados ma
tivos y la paz del pals es mantenida
por nuestra propia polic1a.
Ultimamente, los elementos profesio-
males mas j6venes, componentes del
mas brillante producto de vuestros Co.
legios y Universidades, aliaronse en-
prometedora y patri0tica asociaci6n,-
a la cual representa- en- este acto,-lla-
mada Association Puertorrique1a de
Graduates Americanos A nombre de
ellos, ell Sr. Travieso y yo abogamos,
ante ell pueblo americana, por la justi-
cia y la libertad. Ellos anhelan yer a
Puerto-Rico auton6mico, prospero Y fe-
liz. Tened presente que no somos po-
l1ticos, sino que somos los "J6venes
Turcos" del Tropico en- mission de paz,
amor y buena voluntad para vosotros Y
vuestra patria. Somos el retono de
vuestras sabias instituciones y graibado
en- nuestros corazones, con santa mi
rada, llevamos el amor de nuestra AL
ma Mater.
AbogamOs por nuestro pals, llenOs de
aquel esp1ritu de propia confanza que
vosotros mismos nos ensenasteis no ha
muchos amos; y, sintiendonos como os
sentis vosotros, mobiles y dignos ciuda~
danos americanOs, lamentamos Yer que
nuestros paisanos Sc alejan palautina-
mente de vosotros, llevados de un SEN
timiento mezcLa de dignidad herida y
de derecho conculcado, mientras que q
nosotros, nos es diflcil cortar los lazos
de amor tejidos por dulces memorials
de d1as felices que jamas volveran.
Abrigamos la confanza de que, ale
gres y con sinceridad, nos admitireis
en- vuestro seno. Abrigamos la con-
fanza de que esta nueva luz que ACADIA
de irradiar su esplendor en- Ell cielo tro-
pical, habra de ser mensajera de un
AuCFV CtuASCAIO OC dA11OI IL uCC I1dl CAl-
tire vuestra patria y la nuestra; con-
famos en- que habremos de llevar las
playas de Borinquen la buena nueva
de que nuestra madre America ha re-
conocido, por fin, a su mas joven %hija,
con ell mas amoroso de los besos sobre
su frente virginia.
Os conjuramos a levantar ell senti-
miento publico en- favor de la ciudada-
MIA americana y. del gobierno propio
para Puerto-Rico. Que Puerto Rico
sea una de las cuestiones capitales en-
la pr6xima campafa pol1tica. Peque-
nos como somos, la ocupaci6n america
ma de nuestra Isla hizo epoca en- la his
toria polltica de este hemisferio. Puer-
to-Rico es la trinchera mas avanzada
de Estados Unidos en- la guerra paci-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-02

Tambien ha llegado de New York, Ell
senior A. Girard.
Los alumnos que asisten a la escuela
nocturna de Ia Gale de Mendez Vigo,
no guardian al entrar y salir de clase la
eOmpostura debida Y 81 ESQ esta feo
entire los chiquillos que van q las escue-
has diurnas ! que sc dira de los mangan-
zones que van q las nocturnasa
Ell trOzo de La calle de La Guadalupe,
entire Leon y Atocha, esta qnedando
muy limpio despues de la faena Nevada
a cabo ALI En- La calle de la Concordia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-02

Sc construyen aceras y cunetas, q. esta-
ban hacienda mucha falta.
Mis- lectores recordaran que hace dias
envie entire mis- nOtas La nOticia de uH,
robo audaz perpetrado en- Ia herrerla
de Mr.. Graham
La polic1a ha .venido siguiendo varios
rastros y va tlene en- STU poder Ell rey6l-
YER sustraido Mr.. Graham.
El individuo quien sc le ocup6 ell
arma declare que sc la compr6 un
muchacho cuyas sefias tiene va la poll
cla.-E Corresponsal
Ponce, 10. de Noviembre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-02
UNA GANGA

Quien desea adquirir un mobiEario
para sala, compuesto de doee sillas.
cuatro sillones, dos butacas y nm sofa,
MADEIRA curvada de viena, tiene ahora,
propicia oportunidad.
Hay admas, dos toeadores para Sc
nora, una mesa centric de sala, una ia
ma de MADEIRA y una de hero, un la
vabo y un ropero.
Este mobiliario esba completamente
nuevo y puede verse, en- la casa ntimero
38 de la calle de TetuSn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-02
MATTER.
s.

Por 10 que ahora vemos y por los re-
sultados que estamos tocando es de
apremante necesidad que Sc nos ponga
4 cubierto de una exploitation como la
que han venido y vienen sufriendo los
desventurados naturales de esas pros
peras islas.
Y ESQ no Sc puede lograr de otra
suerte, que con La Autonom1a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-02

'VOj alta uC SOUltIuO pIOplO.-
La naturaleza dio hbertad al pajaro.
Ell hombre invento la estrecha jaula.
81 es injusto aprisionar al ave desvali-
da, cuan mas injusto es aprisionar al
esp1ritu humane! Di0s conf0 a este
pals un sacrat1simo deber Ell gran
privilegio de esta naci6n fue ell regir
los destinos de aquellas gemas disper-
sas sobre ell Atlantico. La Divina Vo-
luntad quiso que Puerto Rico fuese
vuestro y vuestro es. No para esclavi-
earle y someterle sino para hberarle.
Para convertible en- parte vuestra. AL
go muy esencial falta para que su des-
tino sea cumplido. Falta Ell gobierno
proplo. Por prontO que 10 otorgue los
Estados Unidos, nunca 10 otorgara con
la premura debida. Una razonable IL
bertad no es nunca premature. No me re-
fiero a la independence. Que Dios me
ilumine para poder expresarme de mo-
do tai que no deje lugar a torcidas in
terpretaciones. Queremos ser ameri-
canos ahora. Pero americanos ibres,
aut6nomos con vida propia. Quiza
gustar6is de saber cuales son los dere-
chos que tenemos para demandar la IL
bertad que anhelamos dentro de vues-
trO senO.
7 os dire, senoras senores, que
900 nilos, en- una poblacion que en-
muy POGO excede de un million de al
mas, acuden diariamente a las escuelas
p1blicas de Puerto-Rico y aprenden a
hablar y escribir ell idioma ingles con
mas prontitud de la que os es dado
imaginar Mas de dos mil professional
les hay en- Ia Isla que recibieron sus IT,
tulos de los mejores Colegios y Univer-
sidades de Europa y Estados Unidos.
Mas de mil j6venes puertorriquenos Sc
encuentran al presente en- vuestros
propios Colegios Universidades, y,
probablemente encontrareis igual MI
nero en- las escuelas preparatorias
adiestrando su intelgencia para reci-
bir educaci6n mas elevada Nuestros
comerciantes y agricultores pueden
competir con los mas sagaces y mas
habiles de cualquier otro punto del glo-
bo. tNuestras factorias estan equipa-
das con la maquinaria implementos
mejores que Europa y America fabri-
can nuestra creciente riqueza ha pa
sado este a1o de un centenar de milo
nes.
Muchas medidas legislativas de i'm
portancia encontraron origen en- Ia ra-
ma nativa de muestra legislature Insu-
lar y nuestra Judicatura, compuesta de
puertorriquenos en- STU mayor parte
mereci6 ell mas frme respeto y CONTAIN
"a del pueblo y del Gobierno. La glo-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-02
once eal Gle

Los propietarios de fncas urbanas de
Ponce, han dirigido al Tesorero de
Puerto Rico una documentada protesta
quejandose del aumento hecho en- la va
loraci0n de las casas.
En- el importante documento, los pro-
pietarios aducen razones como estas:
En- la calle del Comercio, que es la
mejor de Ponce, en- la cuadra compren-
dida entire la plaza de las Delicias y la
calle Mayor, ha sido tasado ell metro cua.
drado a cuatro dollars, entire tanto que
en- la calle del Castillo, esqrrina a la
Salud, que pertenece a la IONA urbana
de MADEIRA y es inundada en- las grandes
avenidas del rio Portuguese, ha sido ta-
sado ell metro cuadrado cuatro Y me-
dio dollars.
Las esquinas de las GALES Villa y To-
RE, esta Ultima tambi6n perteneciente
a la zona de MADEIRA, sc ha tasado igual-
mente ell metro cuadrado a cuatro y
medic dollars.
En- esta esquina Sc ha cometido, CO.
mo en- otras muchas, una gran infrac-
ci0n de la Ley de Rentas la cual dis
pone que las tasaciones Sc hagan por ell
precio de venta en- el mercado y no ha-
ce cinco meses sc ha vendido un solar
en- dicha esquina La Torre) a dos dol
lars veinticinco centavos la vara otro
solar Immediate sc vendio tambien en-
la propia fecha, raz6n de un dollar y
centayOs Ia vara.
Hemos asistido a los tristes pormS-
nores de un drama de amor
Ramon Monge es un adolescente de
diez y siete amos, y contrajo una gran
passion por una joven de su edad POGO
mas menos, pero que correspondla 4
los anhelos del precoz enamorado con
los mayores desdenes.
Abatido por tan honda contrariedad,
al joven Monge no le do por metere
q idem, sino por suicidarse, poniendo
termino de una vez srls fracasos amo-
rOSOS.
Primero fue q su domicilio q sacar
toda su ropa y efectos y los q1lem6 en-
una hoguera orillas del Portuguese !;
despues, cuando ell aire avent6 las eeni-
zas de las que fueron sus galas y re-
cuerdos, sc tom0 unas pastillas de subli-
mado corrosive.
Pero el prec6z suicida no pudo rea-
liar su intento; clamdo ell veneno CO.
menzaba hacer su efectos lego ell pa
DIRE de La criatura, el polic1a Lorenzo
Monge y condujo al desesperado joven
al Hospital Tricoche, donde Sc lie admi-
nistraron los cuidados que ell case re-
guerra.
Parece que ell peligro ha desapareci-
do
Las autoridades judiciales vienen 81
guiendo La pista de un supuesto infanti-
cidio en- ell barrio de Los Pdnapnssos.
Del informe que suministren los me-
dicos que han practicado la autopsia al
cadaver del ni1o, Sc deducira la resolu-
ci6n que hayan de tomar las autorida-
des.
No envlo mas detalles, porque aun no
Sc han facilitado al ptblico los poeos
que hay.
Sc encuentran EN- la ciudad, Ell senior
Augusta Benftez acompa1ado de su dis
tinguida famiha, procedentes de Santo
Domingo.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-22
CROWN POINT HAS
GRADUATING EXERCISES
Thirteen Young People Fin
ish Their Work in the
Public Schools.
Especial 70 TIE TINES. J

Crown Point, Ind, May 22-In spite
of the bad weather of Saturday even
ing a large crowd of the friends andrel-
atives of the graduates of the Crown
Point high school. gathered at Central
Music hall to listen to the commence
ment exercises. The stage was most
beautifully decorated with the class
coiors and flowers. and the large class
of thirteen members made a fine set
ting to the background of color and
decorations. The exercises were very
enjoyable. especially the address given
by Writ Lowther, d. D., of Fairbury
Ill, who spoke for an hour and a half
on The Art of Seeing Things" Mr.
Lowther's speech abounded in senti-
ment and humor, and his ideas of see
ing things from a mental, moral, spir-
itual and material insight. seeing the
beauties of things in the drum and
posiac walks of life as well as the
aesthetic was one of the best addresses
ever heard on a local platform, and
was enjoyed by all present. Following
are the names of those graduating
from the high school in the class of
1911:
John Bark. Bessie c. Block. Stella
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-22
.GARY'S HOME TEAM
DOWNS LOGAN SQUARES

Although the weather man tried to
do his best to dampen the enthusiasm
last Saturday afternoon at the open
ing of Gary's new $4,000 baseball
park. but he was a miserable failure
because Gary fans saw the Gary works
team play FIVE innings of the first
game of the season and saw them beat
the Logan Squares of Chicago by a
score OF 10 to 6.
The team showed up well 10 every
particular and with little strength
ening in one or two places the Gary
team will make a record for them
selves before the season is over.
The game preceded by an automo-
bile parade Of about twenty five auto
mobiles in the drizzling rain. Prompt
ly at $3.50 o'clock General Superintend-
ent W. p. Gleason of the Gary Works
sctepped into the box and delivered the
first ball.
Gary started the ball rolling in the
first inning by getting big lead OF
runs while the Logan Squares did
not score for three innings. The feat
ures or the game was the batting OF
Crane and Scott for the locals. Crane
made two 2-base hits and single
three times at bat and Scott made
three hits in three times up. The bat
teres were Hanson and O'Conel fol
Logan Square and Crozier and Wilkin;
for Gary. The attendance was about
400. Umpire Seaton
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-22
UNSEAT|NG OF MOOSE
YARN is ALL BUNK
Gary Lawyers Declare That
Chances of Such Occur
renee Are Small.

The chances of Harry L. Moose in
being unseated as city clerk in favor
of Joseph H. Cothery the former Re-
publican candidate is very small IL
what a number of the best attorneys in
Cary say is true.
When the Cothery election contest
case comes up in the circuit court
Moses attorneys will prove that the
law under which the case will be tried
was repealed twenty-five years ago by
the passage of the Australian ballot
law under which elections are now be-
ing held.
The case of Judge NJ E. Fortner of
New Castle, Ind. who contested his
election for mayor the same year as
the Gary municipal election. was
knocked out under the same act. a de-
MUIR being sustained by the cours
when the. case came up for trial sew
erai weeks go at Newcastle,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-22
TOL,LESTON.

Mrs. j. l. Winters was aaChicago
visitor Saturday.
Miss Bertha Starck of Oak Park spent
Saturday with friends here.
Ralph Dahl transacted busienss in
Chicago today.
The Tolleston concert band gave "a
concert on the corner of Second and
Martha smtreets Friday evenin which
very much enjoyed By the citi-
zens of this vicinity The band will
continue to give weekly concerts all
through the summer months.
The fifth and sixth grade pupils Of
the Beveridge school gave a picnic at
the beach in Pine Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Theodore Luka of Everest court
viii spend few weeks with friends
and relatives in Hebron.
The j. F. F. c. held a meeting al the
home of Miss Nina Lucey Saturday
afternoon.
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complaint for public indecency in the
police court Saturday, after she had
witnessed the Carroll kimona fiutter
ing in the breeze.
The Carrolrs Occupy the front room
on the first floor of the Bailey fat. AS
it will be we'll remembered. Friday af
ternoon was unusually hot. The Car
rolls too felt the heat forcefuly. To
escape the torrid wave Mrs Carroll
donned her kimona and proceeded to
wander in the cooling breezes of the
lawn But the naughty wind was
treacherous too and DOTTED the flimsy
garment
But the kimona episode was merely
a prelude to climax that caused Mrs.
Bailey to bring a charge against the
pair. A warrant was sworn out and
the CAROLS were brought to the sta
tion where the wife was kept in cell
in the woman's ward until eleven
o'clock when bail was secured.
After hearing the evidence Saturday
afternoon Judge wildermuth blushed
and fined Mrs. Carroll SIS and costs.
The husband was discharged and went
to Chicago to raise money for his
wife's fine, as his attorneys prudence
In getting his retainer of $50 in ad :
vance had exhausted his finances.