Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-05-06
LOS ANGELES
TOURISTS ARE
OFTEN ROBBED
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to be a tame indoor sport well practic-
ed. She walked the entire plane, on the
air wing. A plane descended toward
the ground she swung easily down
fr0m the upper wing to the lower one
at the extreme end of the wing in an
upright position and rode the plane
TO the ground.
OVercoat Lasts Long
Ten thousand families are seeking
homes in Los Angeles. The real es-
tate business today offers as fine an
example of the law Of supply and de-
mand as one could wish to see. Stats
tics show that the city has had an in
crease of population Of $4,000 year
Cor three years and the building pro-
grams, extensive as they have been,
have not kept pace with this enorm-
GUS growth.
I have worn an OvercOat about
three or four times this winter. Ac-
cording to that way of using it it will
last me about 80 years.
Costly Dog Funeral
A dog had costly funeral by the
dying wish Of the owner. Fragrant
zephryrs in calvary cemetery today
swirled back and forth over the green
mound that marked the grave OF his
formers mistress. The ashes Of q
dog were given more expensive fun
eral by the owner than falls to the
lot of the average h u N a n
being. 1t was in conformity with the
dying wish of Mrs Louise Robert
Mullins that the ashes of her pet dog
were streWn over her grave, following
ner death Finally Bonnie Teddp
Broker Roberts, Boston terrier,
scheduled for exhibition at the dog
show to open here tomorrow was the
animal whose sudden passing result
ed in the unusual funeral. The expen-
sively coffined body Of the dog was
hauled to the cemetery in a hearse
OF the limousine type, as fine as any
rnillionaires money could provide;
then the following death notice was
published:
"Roberts-Passed away at his late
residence. 1854 Eden avenue, March
18th Theodore Broker Roberts. aged
7 years, 10 months and l day; cremat-
ed at Rosedale cemetery; ashes to be
scattered at the cemetery. Please
omit flowers"
Can you beat 1t? No wonder they
say people out mere have so much
money they don't know what to do
with it. They say there are more
fEi1llonaires living in California than
all the rest of the United States.
FiImdown Means Wealth
Filmdom now means wealth. Rollin
company the sixth of the prominent
71ictare projects at Culver City, great
growth shown by the early compile
zion OF this company, brings that
little city to the front as a friendly ri
val of Hollywood dividing with it the
honor of being the seat of the great
producing industry which has in a
few short years brought many million
TO southern California and sped the
fame of Los Angeles to the entire
world
Rob White Haired Tourist
Fred r. Donovan, a white haired
tourists who was working for $500 a
day as carpenter lost his savings Of
long life of toll. The money was
stolen from him by a couple OF con-
fidence men who, in the last three or
four months, have taken $1,500,0O0
from tourists. They did not leave
him nickel. They got SABLE from
him and still another J. B. Norris,
who was fleeced out of $4,000 has
an aged mother to support and it was
to buy a home for her here and make
her last days comfortable and happy
chat he came TO this city in January
only to be robbed of his all
A man aged 81 years sued his wife
aged so for divorce, charging that
she as crazy after men and had two
affinities.
The other woman and the other
man doomed up in the domestic diff
GuIties of Charley Chaplin, world