Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-12-08

and what made 1t nicer,
the Ladies Loved him.
The arrest Of Chas. H. Wax, in
Chicago, Monday put a stop for the
time beingat least, to the active ca
reer Of an accomplished blackmailer
reputed to have swindled 200 more or
less fair, ones whose desire to rule
husband of their own
made them easy marks. His arrest
was due to being wanted by the q.
S. Postal authorities IN connection
with a recent and prominent breach
of promise suit that involved some Of
New York's Upper Ten and Lower
Five society. The chase led through
a number of States and Canada. It
is Of interest to our readers from the
fact most of the time during the
search for him. he was comfortably
hiding at the Axel Oberg resort near
Phelps, going under the name Of Dr..
Burke. Inspector J. A. Niles gained
clues that caused him to take the
matter up with Postmaster ]. g.
Holland who worked on the case I'M
til two~weeks ago before getting evil
dence that warranted the attention
of the Inspector. Burke had in the
meantime gone to Chicago where the
chase ended with his arrests.
Mr.. Niles wrote to Mr.. Holland I'M
der date of Dec. A, as follows:
s.Our friend Burke is none other
than "OIiver Osborne wanted in
New York for blackmail. Was ar
rested yesterday and admits identity.
Pictures of Oberg resort and other
mementos of Phelps were found in
his possession. Workel in Fair store
from Sept. 26. to Oct. Is, when dis
charged for undue familiarity with
ladies. Leaves for M. Y. to night in
charge Of Deceive Jas. j. Duty who
made arrest. Your help in the case
| is greatly appreciated, and rest as
sured that will see that your inter
ests are fully protected
A $1,000 reward was offered for the
capture of which large part will UNI
doubleday go to Mr.. Holland. and by
the way that Phelps is no great hav-
en- of peace for criminals as it is only
a couple of months ago since a Gary,
Ind, bank thief was rounded up
there largely due to Jerry.
Wax bears q good prison record,
having done time In several.
In his lengthy confession given be-
fore the Chicago police, Wax re-
vealed several of his most successful
formulas for winning the heart of
6 Lovely woman, uncertain, coy, and
hard to please. Realizing how it
handicaps man to be- without this
necessary knowledge, we pass along
few of them for the benefit of any
poor deserving cuss.
EDITED BY PROFESSOR WAX.
I'm the first place have always dressed
well. with women, the clothes make the man.
An s11 suit, pair Of nose glasses, yellow
gloves, gray spats, a walking stick, and a
chyrsantheum in the buttonhole will make
waiter barber, or printer look like million
are. Women accept man at his face value.
If he can live up to the flower in his button
hole, the battle is half won at the start.
II tell EN- love EN- as soon as meet 'em,
They all fall fcr it. The pretty girl accepts
it as she does seat on the street car-as COM
ing to her. To the plain one it is the fattery
her soul Graves She believes the poor gink
has fallen victim to her fatal destinations
I've made love to mattresses and women who
wore diamonds and drove their own oars.
They are ali alike.
II pick out the feature of which the woman
| is vain. That is always easy to do. It may
be her eyes, her hair or her figure. Then
concentrate the fire of my heaviest guns on
that feature thus; You have such beautiful.
soulful eyes. Your first glance hypnotized
me, left me helpless, etc. Or: Your figure
reminds me of perfect bit of sculpture 1t
is like the Venus of Phidias in the Pitt gal
lery. have no idea where the gallery is To-
Gated, but such phrase goes great. Neither
do know that Phidias carved a Venus. But
then, neither does she."
These are only a few of the rules fol-
lowed by Wax with marked success.
With their aid and past experience to
guide him, almost any person of av-
erage intelligence should be able to
win the affections Of at least, ONE
adored one.