The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-19
PLAY BILLIARDS FDl
CHANCE TO MURl[|
Young Paris Apache Ows, !,
Crime Record to Cleverr..
With Cue.
NEWS VENDER IN corn,o.
Harem Skirt Arouses Grav.
Blunt Spoken Debate n
Academy.
NEWS VENDER IN Corp,c,
BY PAUL VILLIERs

Special Cable TO The Tribune 81
PARIS, March iS-A policc
ton has developed the fact I'm,
OF toughs deliberately went 10 80
Gently and calmly played bIllIa,d,
a view Of deciding who should -.
a man who wes objectionable Ia 4.
1t was stipulated In advance ,h,,,
man who won should XIII.
The police found lying IN -.
Brancion the dead body Of I,
named GuIllion. lie had s,y (
wounds. while three revolvsr huI,..'
penetrated the body. Next dav tss-
rested young. Apache named Juis
ard, who boldly confessed hIrsss
murderer. He declared that GnIIN..
served his fate. for twelve mnn,Is
viously he had killed q menber ~
gang. He went on 10 tell hnu {.
others OF the gang had met In
and played billiards 10 decide WHO ~
carry out the sentence,
A bequcst Of $500, 900 left ,or ,bs 4
fit OF the poor OF Bordeaux is 10 n :
on a houseboat. comfortably ftt,d ~
the Garonne. for the use OF the assS
OF both sexes. II Is intended a.
refuge, TO provide for eighty nss
twenty five women at a Tins
hundred meals day Will be proybss;-
OF the Income of the fund.
Promises Elect "Nswg.p
Stories OF election humor hers
capped by. one from lie puy. Ma~
test against some unpopular acna
the municipality some electors nomIr
as joke candidate for the yacas-
local celebrity named Rome, 4 nsv
per hawker and collector Of din
cigar and cigarette ends. Rome has|
election address, In which he pps
II elected. to reduce the price oi
to cents quart TO provide al
at the municipal night shelter, 10
a refuge for husbands who sts5si
late at night. and to suppress as n
possible work between meals. " r
programme was taken quite eericu}1
many voters and he was elected
handsome majority Now the couEtI1
not know what to do with him ~
does not know how he Is goinE 10
his promises.
Defends Harem Skirt
Even the medical faculty must M
say on the harem skirt. The o1'
was mooted at q meeting OF tfs
envy, where Or. Berg astonishe1
scientific assembly by declaring
The harenn skirt has Its sdst1
II is an ideal garment for women
doubly practical because u protss
body from cold and allows frss
dust and the microbes that frat
81 M,,r,o ~, ~ rpnp b9rr
drowned because their movers.
the water were hampcred by shI4
ers were burnt on account OF The
ing robes. and the harom skirt W
all these dangers.
Half a dozen savants were az
their feet to combat this Feyu:
doctrine. Professor Deboye decL
Trousers are for men, skirts
women. and that is She end OIL
Helps ShoplifteTf.
Shopllfters have already taxed
tase OF the new style OF ssirL
Of the largest shops the nttcn.t
Inspector was. drawn to a ,au
Ha noticed the wearcr steal
lace. She was arrested, In splN
protests.
II was found that she was
real harem skirt, whicn co
quantity OF lace and other e' !
cles that she had stolen.
Thirty-flve persons were SEE
jured In cinematograph nrs
4 travelling cinematosraph nau
up In n public hall The maj
fire and the flames burst up
ing. In the scramble thlrly-
injured. Several Of the in)urss n
are In danger OF death, All
The champagne trouble WI,
bic at least for having maae
the humorists that some o
wines are produced at BouS!' =