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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21

INSULT CITIES
Amendment to Power Bill Is
Deliberate Affront

OLYMPIA. Feb. 2i.-As q final in.
suit to the municipalities and citi
gems % Washington. the public utilI.
ties committee OF the senate yester.
day crucified the house substitute
power bill. No. 1875. by proposing an
amendment which would place the
municipal power plants under the
control OF the public service commits.
sion.
The move destroys nll possible
chances OF getting thru the present
t-eFsiou -sfsy power bin
In an effort to smooth over the
dcaihblow dealt TO the municipal
plants. the committee eradicated the
pyramiding tax features imposed on
the bill in the house.
The amendment Is expected to get
the approval OF the senate. Should
IL do so, the power bill would be the
most obnoxious enemy 20 public
ownership that has ever arisen In
the state. power leaders declare.
The only thing that could equal II
would be the bill introduced in the
senate by Senator William Bishop
and other reactionary members.
which called for per cent tax on
all power sold by cities, and also
placed the plants under the control
Of the public service commission.
Senator A. ], Ryan. OF Pierce.
member OF the committee. fought
the amendment, but was outnum.
bered. Afterwards he intlmated that
II was very evident that the major.
ity OF the committee was determined
to undermine public ownership in
this state.
Every available force viii be
brought into action TO defeat the bin
should II get to the house. The only
redeeming feature about the amend.
ment, It is said, is the fact that II is
so drastic that the people OF the
state would almost unanimously de.
nounce It,
II Is believed by many that the
private power interests win use their
influence 10 get bill thru the legis-
lature simply to ret IL on a refer.
endum and confuse the bill with the
one which Seattle, Tacoma. Spokane
and other cities are preparing to
initiate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
SUBSIDY BILL
BEING CHOKED
FiIibuSter Is Continuing in
Senate Tangle

WASHINGTON. Feb .i.-"Al
deals arr of. the riEbt viii 20 on
indefinitely"
With this announcement, Senator
Jones, OF Washington. today pre-
pared. as the senate met at II
o'clock. 10 continue holding out
against the democratic filibustcr
against the Administrations ship
subsidy bin.
Neither President Harding nor
any administration leader in the
senate has the slightest intention
OF surrcndsriug 10 the nllbusterera
or Of withdrawing the bill, Jones
said.
II was revealed that Senator
smoot Of Utah had blocked an
agreement which was about TO 10
contaminated with the fiubuE,ercrs
.nder which the senate would have
voted az noon today on the motion
10 substitute the filled milk bill for
tho subsidy Tho administration
forces felt they had the votes TO
beat the filled milk measure off.
smoot said he would object TO an
agreement that conceded anything
10 the foes Of the subsidy.
Senator Reed. Of Missouri. re8um.
cd tho fillbustcr by continuing hts
long speech on the plan Of buying
the West Indies. Senators Moses
and smoot asked him TO yield 10
them SO they could put in reports.
Senator Hitchcock. captain OF the
filihustercrs. said he would objec,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
REBELS FIGHT
DUBLIN FORCE

DUBLIN, Feb. 2i--Fighting be.
tween Free State troops and lnsur.
gents broke out here suddenly TO.
day and ragged for more than half
an hour over wide area.
Two insurgents were killed and
three persons wounded.
Dublin was in a state OF panic.
Rebels. appearing Unexpectedly in
the streets raided and set fire to
the income tax office. AZ the same
time an attack was launched against
a Free state military post.
Nolleys We're exchanged and sew.
eral OF the attackers fell.
Nassau ST. was packed with thou,
sands OF civilians, who rushed for
shelter as insurgents opened up with
volleys from roof tops. Several non.
combatants were shot down.
Street cars stopped running. An
traffic ceased in the streets where
fighting started.
Several insurgents were taken
prisoner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
BY JOHN w. NELSON

Burning letters, OF such Intensity
as to scorch the page and dry the
ink UP at the pen uoint. were intro
duccd Wednesday BY Deputy Prose
cutor Eugene Meacham In the trial
OF Henry william Britten. Soldier
Of fortune who Is charged with
bigamy.
The letters from Britten TO Mrs.
Daisy Meacock. second wife OF the
adventurcr, we're written while Brit.
tens first wife was In Seattle. DC.
casionally the letters were mixed,
as Britten addressed both first and
second wives as Mrs. Henry VIII.
liam Britten and the same terms
OF endearment were used in both.
The letters were introduced dl.
rectly after Attorney w. a. Gilmore.
for the defense, told the jury that
his client. this handsome soldier
OF fortune" had been dazed and
mentally unbalanced by threats OF
arrest made by Mrs Meacock. be.
eduAH Ol winch ne went w flNAOIlu
10 days after his marriage TO Miss
Elizabeth Walsh, and repeated the
wedding ceremony his second bride
being Mrs Meacock.
The case, being heard before
Judge Mitchell Gillian and crowd.
ed court room, got away TO q flying
start Wednesday Neither side
challenged a Juror and the ~ origi.
nal veniremen who were placed IN
tho jury box. were accepted and
sworn in at 10 n. m.
Meacham made his opening state
ment In 10 minutes, telling the story
OF the love affair between Mrs Mica.
cock and Brlttcn. which started 10
years ago. caused tho breaking up
OF the Mencoclt home. the divorce,
and finally resulted in the bigamous
marriage.
Attorney Gilmore related the dc.
Tense story which wnH bascd upon
two points, frat. that Mrs Mcocock
forced Briiten 10 marry her and.
second, TINT even tho he married her
~ Victoria after he had married Miss
walsh In Seattle. technical blgnmy
had never been committed. as no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Scorching Love Letters
Feature Bigamist' S Trial
Same Endearing Terms Used Toward Both
Wives, Court Hears

never lived with his second wife in
Seattle.
Rev. George Eberts. Of Sacred
Heart church. was the first witness.
testifying that he had married Brit.
ten and Miss Walsh on a license ob.
tained al Everett. June 6. 1922.
Mrs. Meacock told OF her marriage
ut Victoria, The letters were then
introduced and court adjourned for
the morning recess.
The letters Mrs. Meacock testified.
were written after Britten returned
to Victoria. after having lived in Sc.
attic four days. following the mar.
rage.
My soul mate wrote Britten 10
Mrs. Meacock. 81 long for you day
and night, and Wish you were here
by my side"
Another letter said: Hurry, dear.
and sell your rooming house and
come to me, my sweet baby, my
Mary Pickrord. Nightie night and
kisses"
fa'NA A'NN''N NFif bAibl fNNffl. NV
Darling Wife Dorothy" to Mrs. Mea
cock and one meant for his first wife
which was delivered 10 Mrs Men.
cock. at 10il Columbia st.. started
MY Darling Wife Elizabeth" Tho
similarity of terms OF endearment
caused n furore In the courtroom
when they we're read.
Mrs Mencock testified that Brit.
ten urged her 10 sell her roonlng
house here and that he also urged
her mother in Canada to deed him
40 acres OF farm land In British
Columbia. Brltten wanted this
money to finance hIs honeymoon
with his first wife, she charged.
The case progressed 80 rapidly
Wednesday that It seemed probable
II would get to tho jury before
nlghtfall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
AGE Claims
HarryThau
White Haired M a n
Free for 10 Days

PHILADELPHIA Feb 2i.-The
great iron gates Of the Pennsylvania
hospital for the insane swung open
today. and a white haired. stopped.
sallow.fucod man rode out in Il closed
automobile for temporary "vaca.
ton"
II WAS Harry X. Thnw. slayer OF
Stanford White. and former husband
OF Evelyn Ncsbit, who had been grant.
cd liberty for ten days. 80 that he
might visit his aged mother. Mrs.
Mary copicy Thaw, In Pittshurg.
Few persons today would recog.
nlzo the man who was committed TO
the asylum six years ago. In 1917
Thaw was as straight as an arrow.
his hair was coal black and he
walked with a sphghtly step.
To-day. as no left the hospital. ac.
companied by his guard. who is re.
sponsiblc for his safe return before
March ,. his step was springy. but
because OF citation over his tempo.
rary liberty His general appearance
is vastly changed.
Thaw's complexion is a sickly vel.
low white. almost prison pallor.
His shoulders arc bent, and he has
aged rapidly. He looked nearer 70
years old today than 50.
lie was dressed fashionably. An
overcoat was drawn closely around
him and soft felt hat was pulled
down over his eyes. Beneath the hat
strands OF white nair showed
He manifested eagcrneas to leave
tho asylum. Ills only concern was
relative to his pets while he was
away He has raised pigeons. and
the birds fly toward him whenever
he approaches and sit on his head.
shoulders and arms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Three Hurt When
Man "Runs Amuck"

OAKLAND, Cal. Feb. 2l.-ThrNc
persons were severely injured here
today when George DrIscoll ran
nmuck" nj his home.
Mrs. Nettie Drfscoll. wife OF the
supposedly insane man: Mrs. Eta
Englos and her son, Roy Englos,
were severely beaten before police
arrived and arrested Driscoll.
Searched az police headquarters.
detectives found on Driscoli's person
papers. which. they said. caused
them TO believe he Ind been an OF.
fetal OF the Ku Klux Khan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Revive Baby by
Heart Operation

NEW YORK. Feb. 2t.-Dead n
second after birth. baby boy lives
again at Borough Park hospital as
tho result OF mn unusual operation
in which ndrenalln was injected di.
roctly into the heart,
The baby one OF twins born to
Mrs. Maurice Isaacson. showed no
evidence there had been respiration
and the heart was still. DR. Philip
Mininberg Of the hospital staff
pierced the chest wall and shot the
life.givlng essence into the heart,
which began TO beat The baby is
In an incubator with his twin sister
and both arc gaining weight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Flashes
ARREST 2 DRY AGENTS

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 21.--s. T.
Burch and ]. II. Miller, prohibition
agents, were arrested today by Pro-
hibition Chiefs H. II. Dolley and c.
II. Wheeler. after they had watched
thru holes in the wall OF Rabbi
Jacob Tovil's house and had, they
charged, seen the two subordinate
agents take $3.50 from the rabbi for
"squaring" alleged irregularities in
his sacamental wine supply. The
money was marked, Dolley declared.
The pair were arrested and charged
with extorton and accepting brides
and held on $4,000 bail each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
MONTANA HAS
SLIGHT QUAKE

BUTTE. Mont, Feb. 2l.--Sovoral
small towns In central Montana re-
ported slight earth trcmors during
the early hours OF last night, accord
Ing to Northern Pacific railroad ds.
patches here today,
Reports came from Lombard.
Townsend and Winston, stations on
tho Helena line, north of Logan. The
tremor contonted itself with break
Ing windows. Little other damage
was reported,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
A Tangled Skein of Crime,
Love and Sportsmanship

Never before there such golf match Michael
of the players Sir Norman his Nemesis the
wife of wife of the other the gallery. The
The the 18th hole Mchaes ball.
siy of fate falls behind cod of dirt, downward slope.
at isn't fair" whispers Janet Michael your foot
Norman can't see"
1--WE don't play that way" MichaeT quiet eonder
The nged ken of crime criminal
high portmanhp all
i've stories written Sherlock Holmes
They are by that acknowledged master,
E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM
Whose stories Exploits Sir Norman appear aIIy in
THE STAR
Beginning Friday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Coin
GANG RAIDED
"a Men Captured
in Roundup Of
Money Makers

NEW YORK. Feb. si-A ri,
EuntlC CONTRIBUTING corporation
with manufacturers" "wholcsal.
en-" and "rctailers' of false hank,
notes was barred this afternoon fol.
lowing arrest OF Is alleged members
OF the sang.
Capture OF tho alleged counter.
fcltors today brings the total under
arrest 10 CO and marks the partial
elimination Of a chase that has
led Federal Agent Joe Palma and
his operatives 10 all parts Of the
world since August e. 1899
Notes broadcast b. the gang
which was rounded 40 last niEht
and today found their way 10
Europe. Cuba and tho bahamas.
They were circulated abroad by
bootlcggcs and mHuEgivni OF mar.
coiicA who had been themselves Vic,
tlmlEsd BY the counierfcitcra.
The gang circulated chiefly $40
and $50 bills. tho latter being poor
countcrfclts OF notes Of the Ma.
tional City hank or Grand Rapids.
Tho manner in which the "phouoy"
money was circulated was described
this afternoon by Palma.
The countcrfeiicr. the federal
agent a,id divided thoir activities
into Nv" groups manufacturers
wholesalers Wholesale agents ~.
iniicrH and retail Aalesmon. Whole.
saicrs took the queer money from
the presses. distributed Il In large
lots TO retailers thruout tho coun,
try. Thousands Of dollars found
their way down the Now Jersey
coast. where rum runnurs were casy
Victims.
- When The agents broke into the
money factory Of the gang in
Brooklyn during ihe night rnugh
and tumble nEht .nsusd. Shots were
fired Several u the prisoners az
the customs house bore marks OF
the struggle.
Another money factory" was
raidcd In Long Island city.
Counterfeit currency totalins
siVNsVVV III btlla OF slp and l@0 dc.
nominations was confiscatod Tho
imitation hanknotes were very crude
and could eaHily bo detected an
coun,erfeits
One room In the customs house
was piled high with bundles Of
imitation money. as well as pack.
ages of counterfeit Austrian kroncn
and Italian lire. bottled in bond"
labels Tor bootleg whisky and sacks
Of ''phouey' ten and twenty.dollnr
gold pieces. Tho whisky labels in.
cluded Black and white" Johnny
Walker" "Haig & Halg." "old
Crow" white Horse" and other
popular brands.
The agents also conflscatcd dies.
presses and other apparatus for tho
manufacture OF counterfeit money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
CONVICT ZION
CITY LEADER

CHICAGO, Feb. 91.-Wilhur Glenn
Voliva, ovorseer OF Zion City. H.,
was found guilty OF criminal libel by
a jury in court of appeals here late
yesterday
The maximum penalty is six
months in jail or a fine of $1,000
He will he sentenced March 10. II
motion for new trial is over.
ruled.
The Zion overseer was indicted two
years ago on charges of the Rev.
Thomas Nelson. former Zionist. who
alleged Volica printed pamphlets
during n religious controversy which
alluded to him in uncomplimentary
terms, Nelson. after the clash with
Noliva, deserted Zlonism and estah.
llshed church of his own.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
WILL CLOSE
KINGS TOMB

LUXOR, Feb. Pharaoh Tut,
ankhamen Is to sleep thru anothr
sultry summer beneath the brick.red
cliffs OF the Valley of Kings.
Visitors, royal, distinguished. not.
ed, merely curious, the horde of tour.
lists that has come TO Luxor TO be
near the scene OF the most famous
excavation Of a century arc depart.
ing Others VIII como to take their
places, but the tomb Of TutanShamen
VIII shortly he scaled and work of
excavation cease entirely until au.
tumn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Rebels Declare
English Boycott

DUBLIN, Feb. Eamonn De
Valera, rebel chleftaIn. today pro.
claimed n boycott on English goods,
forbiddlng his followers to buy or
sell THEM,
The Free State, starting cam.
paign TO exterminate insurgent or.
gnni2atlons, paradod 1880 civic
guards, who were reviewed by Presi.
dent Cosgrove.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
A PLANT STRAIGHT
FROM THE HEART OF
A SEATTLE JANlTOR

Editor The Star:
Since they put the ban on the
sale Of rum, beer and now Gig.
arets, why not put the same re.
strictions on chewing gum2 From
my observations MS Janltor OF a
large hall and with some OF the
floor carpeted, ] find that Gig.
nret can be swept up. But I'll
be id II | can sweep up the
gum. II they atop the sale OF
cigarcts, for the love OF Mike,
mike tho law on chewing gum
thousand times stronger. or
send any one guilty of throwing
gum on carpets OF hardwoo
floors TO the pen for life.
Respectfully,
II. w, LINNESkOHL,
9l5 II, Pine st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
SENTENCE TWO CHINESE

Two Cinnamon, All Sing and All
Wing. dope peddlers and Importers.
were sentenced to Mcneil island peni.
Tertiary late Tuesday by Federal
Judge Jeremiah Noterer.
All Wing, who pleaded guilty, was
given q year and day and fine
of 500
An Slng fought HE Jass ara. mon
conviction was sentenced To servo
Two years IN the federal pouitcntiary
and fined 500 on each OF tho two
counts Sentences win run concur.
rently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
PASS BETTING BILL

DENVER, Feb. 21.-The bill 10
permit parimutuel betting on horse
races in Colorado was passed by the
lower house of the general assem-.
bly, today, A storm of protest has
arisen in many quarters against the
measure, The bill now goes TO tho
senate for consideration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
2 CHILDREN DIE IN FIRE

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 31.-while
Mrs. Dalyke took her 5.year.old
daughter Resale, to kindergarten
this morning, her home caught fire
and her two younger children both
were burned to death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
FEDERaI4S RAID
HIS APARTMENT

Pielow's GROWING stroke OF mis-.
fortune occurred at midnight. when
FEDERAL prohibition officials invaded
his apartment, and after search.
which revealed a case of whisky and
gin. arrested Pielow. Hagen and
three other persons, Miss Anna Civ
ems, her brother. Charles Owens. and
chris Brown, stepfather OF the
Giyens.
\ ledger system was unearthed
which showed the sales and deals OF
the alleged rum runners. dating
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
To Die for Plot
Against Lenine

MOSCOW, Feb. Colonel svc,
jeyslsi accused Of plotting against
the life Of NIkolal Lcnlh, was sen.
fenced TO death today by tho su.
promc court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
BACHELORS REJOICE

PARIS, FEB 2i-By government
order special compartments on rail.
road trains arc reserved for mothers
or nurses travelling with babies loss
than two years ol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
IT'S TOO MUCH TO ASK!


The state legislature has
raised the price Of marriage
licenses from 81 TO IS.
Lii Gee Gee. who Is engaged
to be married. says her sweetio
viii never stand for the increase.
Blind Play Basketball In Ne
braaka. sports headline.
That's nothing. they referee prize
fights in Seattle.
a plane pilot isn't mad just be-
cause his machine makes him soar.
The Lords Day Alliance Is about
10 institute criminal proceedings
against Pharaoh Tutankhaman on
the grounds that he was scaled into
his tomb on the Sabbath. thus VIC
lating tho Sunday closing law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
CHARGED WITH
DRY VIOLATION


federal officials Wednesday. charged
with conspiracy TO violate the Vol.
stead act as was also Ed Hagen.
eXpoiice officer and paroled convict,
who war named by severyns as
Pielow's confederate in rum.running
operations which led 10 the arrest
OF the pair in Canada February 7.
After being missing for 10 DAYS.
Pielow appeared at police headquar-
tiers Tuesday for a conference with
Severyns and Inspector Hurry
oBHen. Pielow attempted TO estab-
lish an al!bi concerning his Cana.
dian miGup. but failed dismalIy. lie
fatty denied all allegations OF liquor
dealing and again asserted that he
had been visiting with rancher.
on the border and lost his way.
wandering inside the line.
When questioned as to his where.
abouts while he was being sought nv
police officials recently. Pielow de.
clared that he had been in OLYMPIA
and various other parts OF the state.
He denied that he had gone 70 calf.
fornia or had contemplated such
trip.
Pielow. who had been Indefinitely
suspended last week. was ordered 10
turn in his police revolver. hand.
cuffs and other uniform equipment.
which he did under protest. Sew
e'yns and o'Brien then reached
decision to dismiss the officer.
AT 6 p. m, Pielow notified severyns
that his new Studehaker auto had
been stolen from his garage. The
car had just been delivered. II was
another similar car which had been
loaned to him by the Sands Motor
Car Co until his auto arrived. and
which was seized by Canadian au-
thorities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21

Howdy. folks. Did'ya notice
where the income tax bill has
been deteateds Oh. you haven't
any inoomes Neither have We.
A blue sky law has been intro
duced In the state senate. We hope
AIR salisbury is lobbying for the
measure.
The bin providing for a 4omIu
limit on real estate taxes has been
defeated.
We're glad OF this, a. We haven't
40 mills 10 our name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
COP CAUGHT
IN RAID With
E-CONVICT
Dismissal Follows
Federal Charges
Against Seattle
Officer

Sergeant Edward w Pielow was
Hummarily dismissed from the po-
lice department Wednesday by
Chief W =. seyeryns. who issued
"a general order 10 that effect.
seyeryns based his decision upon
evidence OF Pielow's alleged con
nection with ooz-running interests
on the Canadian border. and this
decision had been reached Tuesday
night before Sergt. Pielow was ar
rested in a raid on his apartment at
l22 Broadway, by federal prohibition
ngenta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
TITl TUTl

0sNS . H0Nk " EktEtE
A king ieifhiR room,
-Four and fiseHiV scleagssts
Opening his tomb.
Whch the sesse snGs opsHed,
The guys beGuH 70 sing.
~Nor isE't that pretty aghff
Just see the do10oHe thin0!s
SO far no Egyptian scientists have
been given permission 10 dig up the
bodies OF English kings buried in
Westminster Abbey.
TODAY'S MAIL
Dear Homer--Why don't they
hurry up and exhume the mum
my OF King Tut!-Jouise.
Dear Louise-They are wait
ing for the coroner 10 impanei
jury.
When King Tut was buried. $500
years ago. they used to place iewelry
and clothing around the coffin. but
hDN AaS HtAiS blab ~ IIst-
a writer now says that Tutankha-
men will not be removed from his
sarcophagus until cooler weather.
We don't think Tut would mind
the heat. but the spectators might.
SHAME, SHAME!
~ Coue Is going to appear on
The Coliseum screen next week,
stit LII Gee Gee isn't going to
see him. She says she doesn't
. want 10 get better and better.
Despite NJ Coue's participation In
the movie industry, Peter y. Kyne
seems to doubt the efficacy Of his
treatment.
Kyne says all OF the big film mag
mates used to be suit and cloak manu-
facturers.
Judging from some Of the boudoir
scenes we have witnessed in the
movies. we would say that they are
now in the underwear business.
VIII Hays. who gets 100000 a
year, Is only stuffed shirt. says
Kyne
This IN undoubtedly the most ex-
pensive shirt on record.
AN ARMY, rs no STRONGER
THAN IT'S FEET" says shoe adj
vertisement.
True, quite true. adds Kirk HERE |
in the y. OF w. Daily.
FURNITURE NOTE
These high parlor lamps stuck
on top OF skinny pole make MS
thankful that we are not living
In the days Of kerosene lamps.
They're talking OF doing away with
the British nobility. II won't do /
New York society has got to have
somebody to entertain.-sc reenland.
Yesterday we pointed out that Wis.
itors TO the Sportsmens show NJ tho
Crystal Pool Thursday Will be able
TO view at close quarters many fine
specimens Of Elks Alces AloeO
Eagles GfalIaetus Leucocenhain,,
and Moose Alces Americanus).
One Of our correspondents polnt.
out that there win also bo n largo
number Of Lions Gelis Leo at tho |
show
All that IN now needed IL mum.
Der Of Wild KIwnnlans Cskyscraperta |
Climbupus1.
The satctcDoa bcin0 non on soic
The office force ioiH ouit for the dan !