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Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-10
FACING DIVORCE SUIT
LAWYER KILLS HIMSELF
Veteran of the Air Service Pre-.
fers Death to Hearing Of
Case.

The usual crowd Of attorneys, court
fans and litigants were streaming into
Judge Jesse A. Baldwin's courtroom
In Chicago one morning recently.
"Huszagh versus Huszagh," called
Gus Wedemier, clerk of the court.
IF the court. please, am prepared
to argue" began Attorney William
F. Alder. He was interrupted by the
Judge.
Zone moment-I have been informed
by telephone that the defendant cannot
be here" said Judge Baldwin.
But the case Is set-it should"
81 have just been Informed that the
defendant is dead" said the Judge.
HE committed suicide early this morn
ing"
There was pause. Then:
II move that the case be dismissed"
motioned Mr.. Alder.
So came the end Of the divorce suit
filed by Mrs. Lorena Case Huszagh
against Victor L. Huszagh, twenty
nine years old, an attorney.
Shots were heard in the morning In
the Huszagh home. and when Rudolph
ID. Huszagh. also an attorney, went
TO his sons room. the young man was
dead. The suicide was believed to
have been prompted by the domestic
difficulty that had arisen between the
young lawyer and his wife.
They were married four years ago
in one Of Chicago's most brilliant ro-
mances. Some Of his friends called the
young man romantic. Soon after war
was declared he enlisted In the air
service, won his wings. and was COM
missioned q captain.
1t Is said the romance lived until
he threw his leather coat and goggles
In q supply office and came back to
his wife at the end of the war. Two
weeks ago Huszagh left his wife and
subsequently she fled her divorce suit.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-10

Edward Fenton, dealer Of Field
road, Forest Gate. England, is remand
ed at Epping on a charge Of the man.
slaughter Of Charles Randall, aged
fifty-seven, hay dealer Of Epping.
1t was stated at the inquest that
quarrel occurred between the two men
In the market, and that Fenton, a
heavily-built man, put his head down
and butted Randall In the chest. Ran
dali fell and fractured his skull.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-10

A young Indian mother took the
baby for her own. When the Indians
went away on hunting trip the child
was left with white persons and when
the Indians returned the baby again
was missing.
1t developed that Wilson, q squaw
man, had a COW he didn't want. He
did want the white baby. The trade
was made, and as Howard Wilson the
boy grew up. He saw the sQuaw man
beat the aged Indian woman, who took
the beatings stolidly and said she
hoped the white boy wouldn't be like
that.
The squaw man died and Howard
Wilson was adopted into the Nez
Perez tribe. The adoption entitled the
tribe to draw government rations for
him. When the old woman died the
boy received all her property and built
over her grave tombstone such as
never was seen before at the Indian
cemetery at Lapwai Ferry.
Mrs. Denley took up the case with
government agents at the reservation.
They traced the story of the lost white
boy and found It was her son. They
told the young man about 1t. He was
doubtful, for he didn't know what a
white mother would be like.
The night of July II. Mrs. Denley
met her boy. Soon he. will be living
with her, for now he is convinced that
she is his mother and that 1t is better
for him to live as a white man than
as an Indian.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-10

One night twenty-four years ago.
when Idaho was a frontier and ro-
nance still lived In the forests and
the hills. six-months-old baby was
stolen from his crib beside his mothers
bed In little log cabin In the noun
tAins, the San Francisco Chronicle
states.
A few weeks ago Mrs. Erick f..
Denley Of the Oakland apartments,
Oakland, CAL, found her boy at Lap
wal Ferry, Idaho. He was living on
an Indian reservation as Howard Will
son, adopted son Of a squaw man and
an old Indian woman, both now dead,
and lawful member of the tribe Of Nez
Perez.
A soldier from Idaho came to the
Preside last January and related at
party In Oakland a strange ira
ditional story Of white baby that had
been stolen from q cabin near a mill
tary reservation one June night In
1895. Mrs. Denley heard Of the story
and at the end of the trail to which
II led she found her son. Her husband
died eleven years ago after thirteen
years vain search for their son.
Will Sell His Indian Lands.
AS soon as Howard Wilson can sell
the lands and the cattle left to him
by the old Indian woman who
mothered him for years he will 20 to
his mothers home In Oakland and be-
come Robert Denley, a man Of the
cities.
Mrs. Denley was born In Vermont
and her mother died when the daugh-
ter was one year old. Her father went
to Idaho to seek wealth In the mines.
Years after, when the girl was fifteen,
he became seriously iii.
The daughter and the son of the
fathers partner were called to the
bedside and there they were married.
A year or so later Robert Denley
was born.
That day In June, 1895. the young
husband was forced to 20 toSa near
by settlement for supplies. His wife
laughed at his fears for her safety.
But while the mother slept. the baby
was stolen from his crib that night.
Indians Confirm Story.
Howard Wilson, who will be Robert
Denley, has heard from the Nez Perez
Indians the story of his life.
A white man and two white women
appeared among the Indians at lap
wal In June. 1895. and asked the
Indians to care for a baby boy. The
Indians refused and the white persons
went away. leaving the infant on q
pier. -
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-10
PET ROOSTER PILOT
Bird Shows the Way In Long Autome-
bile Trip.

S"s S"~Ws "o way W LoH8 kutotno
bile Trip.
When r. J. Maggie, his wife and son
rolled into a garage at Waterloo, Ia,
the other night, the proprietor rubbed
his eyes,, then looked again, for there
perched ever so nicely on the front
door Of the car was q wind-bedra ggled
Rhode Island Red rooster.
No. Maggie hadn't stolen the bird, In
tending II for a future fry as he and
his family wended their way overland.
1t was pet rooster. taken along with
the family dog, to help out In relieving
the monotony Of the journey, and also
to exc out the family purse. For the
fowl Is q trained bird.
No other place than the wind-swept
front door will do for his majesty, the
rooster. The bird perches there. even
at q 40-mile gait, and seems to enjoy
It, Mr.. Nagle said. At night when the
family seeks a hotel the bird and dog
guard the property. The Nsgles start
ed at Los Angeles. They will proceed
to Philadelphia and from there to
Florida and then back home to Cali
x0Inlk, ---------. -
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-10
Prizes for Safe AIrplanes.

The British government will offer
prizes amounting to $4,000 for air
plane competition In order to develop
safer types Of machines, Maj. Gen. J.
e. b. Seely of the air ministry an
nounced In the house Of commons. The
prizes would be distributed among
three classes Of aircraft-small air
planes. large airplanes. and seaplanes.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-10
BABES PLAY "AFRICAN GOLF
Given Dice Instead Of RattIes and
TeethinQ RINGS.

Babies now are given dice to play
with, instead Of rattles and teething
rings. One can't walk through Null
berry street now without stumbling
over boys and young pen playing Az
rican golf 1t is about time to pay
attention to this waste OF energy"
Chief Magistrate William McAdoo in
West side court In New York thus
lectured SO boys and men who were
charged by the police with engaging In
a game Of craps on the sidewalks and
elsewhere.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-10
BABE TOOK LONG JOURNEY
Little Girl Boarded Train and Rode
Fifty Miles Before Discovered.

A train arriving in Pittsburgh car
ried three-year-old girl, whose pres
ence was a mystery and who was able
to enlighten questioners only to the
extent Of saying that her name was
Dolly. She was turned over to a police
matron.
In the meantime. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Crisswell of California, Pa, were fran
tic over the disappearance Of their lit
tie daughter. Next morning Mr.. Crisis
well read in Pittsburgh newspaper
about the mysterious arrival Of the
three-year-old girl. He communicated
with the police station and caught the
next train for Pittsburgh, where he
found Dolly enjoying herself with the
matron.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-10
Here's an up.to.pate Pastor.

Rev. II. J. Bennett. who has assumed
passionate of the Spruce Street Chris
tian church OF Morgantown. w. Va,
believes In using business methods to
get the congregation to attend serv-
ices. Mr.. Bennett Is advertising his
services In the newspapers. has In
stalled electric fans In the church. and
has hired a brass band at the services.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-10
Tired Of jail.

Growing wearied Of jail. Thomas
Martin and Otto Cole, having fashion
ed q key from a prison spoon. unlock
ed the jail door at Colusa, CAL. and
walked forth. Today they are free
men.
The men were charged with steal
ing an automobile. The spoon was
made Of plisble material.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-10
Rat. Cos. Britain 500 900 600 I. Year.

grain and other valuable food psod-
ucts In Great Britain each year. caus-
ing total loss Of s1OOOOO, 900. accord
Ing to bill recently introduced Ia
the house Of commons. asking a $500.
600 appropriation for poison for the
rOdsntA 49,
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-10

Some day, when 3 year old Nellie
Mae Strauss attains mature years, she
will tell the story Of q woman who,
impelled by mother love. started out
to search the world" for the man
who had spirited away her daughter.
The story will begin with q romance
In Alabama; then a separation. a d.
vorce, and the daughters disappear
ance. And then she will tell how the
mother recovered the child In Chicago
after a quest Of 5000 miles.
"And the child" she will say, was
l. and the woman was my mother"
All this leads up to a recent noon.
when Julius Strauss, clothing sales
man, emerged from the establishment
In Chicago where he Is employed, to
partake of luncheon at some nearby
cafe.
Well, he didn't get the luncheon.
For right at the door he was halted
by his divorced vie, now Mrs. Rich
ard T. Johnson, and Mr.. Johnson. No
sooner had Mrs. Johnson set eyes
Ou tuhu buG CTle0s
"Now we've got you. Where's my
baby girlT'
A crowd collected, and Mr.. Strauss
protested, There must be mistake"
mistake nothing" cried Mrs. John
son. Here" to traffic policeman Va
lenta, ARREST this man. He stole my
daughter"
valenta, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson, conducted Mr.. Strauss
to the central detail station, where
Mrs. Johnson reiterated her charge
and declared she was prepared to
prosecute.
Mr.. Strauss, who Is remarked, then
admitted he had the child, Nellie Mae,
and a compromise was effeeted-that
Mrs. Johnson would not prosecute and
he would return Nellie. He gave her
an address, and while Mrs. Johnson
drove there In q taxcab he remained
at the station.
An hour later she returned with
Nellie and Mr.. Strauss was released.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and the child
left at night for Ohio, to settle, as
Mrs. Johnson phrased 1t, Gin a town
where he cannot again find me to kid
nap my daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Strauss were married
nine years ago at Birmingham, Ala.
About FIVE years later Mrs. Strauss
obtained divorce and custody Of the
child. In September, 1918 she was
married to Johnson and they estab-
lished q home In Atlanta.
Eight months ago, according to Mrs.
Johnson's story to the police, Strauss
visited them and asked leave to take
Nellie for an automobile ride. The re-
quest was granted, but Nellie did not
come back, and Mrs. Johnson could
obtain no trace Of either her or
Strauss.
Husband Aids Search.
She grieved so much Johnson finally
resigned his position, converted all his
property into cash, and started out
with her to make a systematic search
for Strauss. That was four months
ago. Since then the Johnsons have
been in virtually every large city Of
Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia, Ken
lucky, and Indiana. In each town they
would check every Strauss living there
through the medium of telephone and
city directories.
It was In Evansville, Ind, that they
learned Strauss was here.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-10

Airplanes were used as funeral We
hicles for the first time when the body
Of Leonard Allen, an aviator Of To
ronto, Can, was carried from his
home to the cemetery In a Curtiss air
plane. The clergyman who officiated
at the grave followed In a second
plane.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-10
"kinp Edward VII" Lost

"King Edward VIZ has disappeared
from his home and the police have
been asked to find him. king Ed
ward" is the most remarkable cat In
New York, according to his mistress,
Mrs. Anita Comfort Brooks. He wore
q gold collar with 10 diamonds, Mrs.
Brooks said. He was given to Mrs.
Brooks by the late King Edward.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-10
A MESSAGE FOR THE MIDDLE-AGED.

Foley Kidney Pills give quick relief
from kidney or bladder troubles that
have not reached chronic or bad stage.
They stop bladder irregularities,
strengthen the kidneys and tone up
the liver. Don't suffer when relief
can be had. Get rid of backache,
lameness, rheumatic pains, and stiff
joints.-Hite's Drug Store.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-10
Gets 100000
FOR SUFFER|NCS
American Actress Kept Prisoner
by Egyptian Husband.
WINS THE LOVE OF PRINCE

Ola Humphrey, Authenticated Act
rsss, Becomes Princess ibrahlm
Hassan, Escapes From Her Cruel
Master and Advises Girls That Royal
Marriages Are q Losing Game
When She Rsbsiisd Prince chas-
tIsed Her.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-10

Prayed for Child; Found One at Door.
Faith In prayers for child finally
won for Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Huber Of
San Francisco. After three childless
years. during which they prayed for a
baby, founding was discovered on
their doorstep.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-10
GIRL FOUND IN
5000 MILE HUNT
Mother Travels Far in Search
Of Stolen Child
TAKEN BY FORMER HUSBAND

Story Dselns With Remanos In Ala
bama, Then Separation and Divorce.
and the Daughters pIsappeiranes-
During -Four Months Mother vlslts
Every Large City In Alabama, Ten
nesses. Georgia, Kentucky and In.
diana
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-10
CHILD ADOPTED
BY NEz PERCES
Stolen From Crib Beside Mothers
Bed ~ Years Ago
YEARS Of SEARCH REWARDED

Mother Gets Clue to Whereabouts Of
Son-Now He Will Sell Lands and
Cattle Left Him by an Old Woman
and Will Take Up the Life Of .
White Man.-stranoe Romance Of
Frontier Life In Idaho.
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THIN, FRA|L
FOLKS NEED.
PHOSPHATE
Morning Like ptats Uiiro-'hophnte
10 i'ot on tirm. Healthy tisst
aud 60 Increase strength,
ktEor aud Nerve forcr.

Judging from the countless prep
nraflona aud Treatments which are
continually being advertised for the
purpose 81 making thin people
fieshy. developing arms. neck and
buat and replacing ugly hollow r.
aud ANGLES by the soft curved lines
~ health and beauty. there are cFt-
druliN thousands - men and women
who krrniY feet thtir excessive
thluneas
Thinaeas and weakness are often
due 10 starved nerves Guar bodies
need mDee phosphate then BE- CON
tanned fn modern foods. fntHlcthnH
claim there iR nothing that VIII sup
pts this deficiency 20 wei hE the ore
Nanlc phosphate known among druN"
flsfH a. hifru- phosphate. Whlth u
ines penHiNe and ~ cold by most all
druEEistr under "a guHfantre - sat
isfartlon or money back liy feeding
ing she body cells Nifh tho ueesH-
shry phoHphorir food elements. hltro-
phosphate should produce a wsispfnc
truurfafnaflun los the appearance
the increase tn wvi.ht frcQusntly
being astonishing
increase in weight also carries
with lt a general Improvement IN
the health NereourDsrr. rleeplesF-
ness and lack ~ energy. which near
tF always accompany excessive thin.
nHan. should soon disappear. dull
eyes ought 90 brighten and pale
cheeks giow with tie bloom Of per
feet health
CAUTION Although hitre- phor-
phat~ BE- uuHutpaeHrd Tor relieving
nervousness sl~oplosnnesH and gem
rrnt weakness it should not owing
60 So trndr ncy 90 increase weight.
be- used hy anyone who does not de-
ri-e 90 put On flesh.
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CIE,i,itR
MISSION

shirley Mason. the diminutive star
who plays the leading role in The
FINAL Close tn" which opens az the
Mission to-day, has had many
screen adventures. hut she declares
this ia the first time she has ever
been assigned 10 capture a couple %
thugs with % frying pan
~ Nora Nolan. a department store
clerk. shirley takes h~r vaeauon At
the seaside ~ "a. hotel wherss che
stays q robbery occurs. and she is
accused. Just 10 show them she Il
innocent. Nora captures the rogues
ia the act ~ fobhing. the hotel safe
her only weapon hcl& frying ran
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wheel CRUSRES.
MAN TO DEATH
Steel Workman Drawn Into
Machinery

Julius lIcrhad 81. f1i5 goth ave
e. W. was instantly killed az 80
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon while fc-
pairing steam engine at the Pa
Cinc Coast steel CO.'S plant al
Youngstown Herrad Waa drawn
beneath a heavy wheel when Dis
hand caught in the machinery lie
was crushed
John johnson. $3.50 asth ave 3 W.
was working with Hcrslad OF Tho
time. ana witnessSd thr accident
johnson stated Tint Hernai did not
wait for the engine 60 stop before
starting his work. and be- VAS caught
and draFged into the mochani be-
fore he could be reached ilcrhad ia
believed 10 have wife and child In
Cunnda. The body Do az the county
morEue
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Pressed corned beef i more sub
etantlai than pressed ausumn leaves
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CoIIsEt "

'~rhe Woman Thou Gavcsi Me" Is
proving q big drawing card az the
Coliseum this week Like the Han
clinr novel. from which Il IL adapt
"a. the photopiay has beauty. thrills.
heart interest md a human punch
that j. irresistibIe.
The allstar east Includes kath.
crime Macdonald. Jack Holt. Milton
sills and that sterling character &C.
tor. Theodore Roberts
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Tobacco Habit
DANGEROUS

sayA Doctor Cannor. formerly ~
Johns Hopkins hospital Thousands
% men suffering from atai dts-
eases would b. iu perfect hcAlth toe
Nicotine. stop the habit now be-
fore rs too late. fts simple pro-
cess t. rid yourself ~ the tobacco
habit in any form. Just so t. any
up. TO- date d-u< store and get some
~leotaI tablets: take them A. direct
"a and 10. the pfrnictous TAT Z
quickly vaninhrs Druggists refund
the money " they fail We sure 60
read large and interesting an
nouncement b. Doctor Common soon
To- appear IN this paper II tells 4
the danger ~ nicotine poisoning and
how 20 avoid e. In the meantime
try Nlcofol tablets. you viii be sur
prised at the result
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Glimp'eefee3, P!!,'hotonayy
now urrcnt
1 LIBERTY

flbEk1N
THE Huahef starring Charles
i.ay at the Liberty this week - a
great cusnedy ~ Is rube atpry.
with the hero =m.ll time baseball
pitcher. who gets into one " ths bis
leagues. makes good. does flop hc
cause his head gets wNclled. aud
finally returns 20 the little town 10
rrhnblHtatr himself
tItNMER
MAIDS. Kennedy il az the CirmmcF
THIS week The name ~ the play
g. Leave u Co susan The main
action takes place IN the middle Of
the MolsHe desert. Madge KENNEDY
as susan. fails a victim ~ band
II desperate train robbers. and how
and when she b. rescued forms an *,
clting drama.
Wallace Macdonald T. SuHln's
reHcuer,
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pr.AN EDWARDS FUNERAL

Funeral services for Mrs Ellie
beth Edwards. 81 resident Of this
city for - ycnrr. who died az her
home. i2l3 Columbia IT. TUESDAY
morning. will BE- held Inuraday
afternoon from Tie Bonney Watson
chapel
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Love may never die. but II gets
awfuiiy sick sometimes
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My father worked In the
street department until "A
charge OF dynamite got
him"
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Picture hf{er

The mans cement of the Lib.
erty theatre win entert ain the
seattle and SACRAMENTO baseball
teams ut tlie Liberty tonight
Charlcs Ray l. playing In The
Bushcr." baseball story.
Olive Thom1- has two dogs. named
"t'patalrar and 'Downstaira." "Up.
stairs g. skye terrier and sDown.
stairs" " just a regular mongrcl.
THEODORE Roberts, the rliarac.
ter actcr. Il 80 years old. Rob.
crts Is appearing In Seattle at
two theatres thi. week. At the
Coliseum In. The Woman Thou
Gaye~i Me-" he portrays the
character of u cruel father. With
Wallace Reid NJ the Strand In.
You're Fired" he's daddy. too.
but with much better dispo-
sition
Tsuru Aok. the petite little Jap.
ancse actress MT one time studied
FOR grand opera Tsuru r. playing
at the Rex this wock with her hus
band. scasue Hayakawa In "The
Courageous Coward
Wallace Macdonald. Madge
Hcnncdy's good looking leading
man. has TO chew plug Of to.
baceo in Leave u 10 Susan" at
the Clemmer this week.
. one Of the coming Scnnett com
odics has croquct game between
Ben Turpin and Charlie Lynn which
convulsed every one who worked In
the picture on account Of Ben's
crossed eyes. no one could tell what
his intentions were for the ball.
Ethel Clayton ls back from trip
10 Japan. Miss Clayton arrived in
Los Angeles Tuesday.
\ lion hunt Is shown at the Lib.
crty this week In The outing Ches'
ter" scenic.
Yankee Doodle In Berlin"
comes 10 the Moore soon. The
big feature OF the production II
the personal appearance Of a
group Of Mack Sennett's prize
beauties
Bessie Barriscale's next picture
will be The Luck OF Geraldine
Laird by Kathleen Norris. This
~ the fourth OF the Norris pictures.
Nigel Barrie viii be Marguerite
Clark's leading man in widow by
Proxy"
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rnoals.aS TO-DAY

PROGRAMS TO-DAY
tfHi ~ " h.rtrs HAS is Ffhs
na.hsr' itaroid i.isyd Comedy
oaiinx q hester Sesntsi faiir
News
tOfIs N-~Hsii Gaines 'Tfb.
snisa thou t.atest Ne isrgy
Sc lea Passing tho buck,
'sfnsdy teii-rusn News.
4 u " o Msdgr ksnn~dy b.
Leave ~ 10 susan Ns~s rictS-
ft.i.
srUaNn-M afiaee Hsid la 'sNsa're
tirsdF Hilif far.su. in "~ua
Weir The strand N~-Ais.
~ N--~~~sae liza ahsw. la The
t@urag~sn. toward"
ais so >--~hirssS Mason In '-fhs
ftnsi ie~st g."
oto>iti,-fssi,n rreely and Car
i,i~ niash-~ii IN Three Gr~en
isr@"g .~~4r Dan la "f~ass and
hi.t.' ufnsas.
ifrfi is--M iiiian iaruarn la The
junris Trait
q ass GO fii tiRrrsnrt ia
Place ia the ~aa" "~.iis's ullxht.
ed Career" comedy fsrd weekly
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Yankee Doodle In Berlin"
comes 10 the Moore soon. The
big feature OF the production II
the personal appearance Of n
group of Mack Sennett's prize
beauties.
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Grote- Rankin Pike atFifth Grote-Rankin
MRS. KEEr;E Is DEAD

Mrs Katherine keefc. ~. mother
OF Patrolman T. y. Keefe. d:aa 9th
ave. s.. died "Wednesday morning
AZ the Providence hospital. Of
pneumonia.
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The mHns cement Of the Lib.
erty theatre win entert ain the
seattle and SACRAMENTO baseball
teams ut tlie Liberty tonight
Charlcs Ray l. playing In THE
Busher." baseball story.
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Auto Wrecked and
Driver Is Injured

Thorman ". C;oldshy. iist4 18Th
ave. N IL suffering from several
broken rios az the result % a coli
ltssnn Tuesday nisht betwrwn hla an.
t0mobile and a street car. c;oldalg
attempted go pass another machine
soinE east on Pike st.. a. sixth ave
but swung too far 10 tho left. and
crashed into a onc-man summit ave
street car operated ~ 4. ~ noictti
tits machine was completely wrecked
and the front end 81 the street car
was badly damaged. Coidaby waa
taken 20 his home
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Isrx

scasuo Hayakawa ana bis dainty
little wifr Tauru Aok are playing
nt the Rex this week iu ~Thc
Courageous Coward The scenes
for this story are laid In Chinatown.
san Francisco Hayakswa is Jap
nue@e attorney. who bears The brun;
% being called a coward rather Than
impiicair the lover ~ little Jap
an~sr gifi whom he also loves