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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-01-06
Rok rocznie w ostatnich

Rok rocznie W ostatnich
dniach pred Bozem Naro-
dzeniem powtarzaja sic ma
pady, w}amywania i rabun-
XII. Rok dopiero co ukonczo-
ny wyjatku ME stanowi1, w
ostatnich paru dniach przed
swietami a nawet i po tych
napad6w i rabunk6w poll
cja zanotowa4a moe ogroni-
na = wieksza, niz W :iinnej
kazdej porze roku.s 2 pola-
kow ofiarami rabunku padli
Tomasz Sosinski z p. n. %
Hawley ul,;. poniewaz sta
viii op6r dwom bandytom,
=. postrzelili go W noge.. w
pare godzin p6zniej znalazi
go lezacego ma. chodniku po
licjant j odesiaf do szpitala.
M. Roginskiemu z p. n.
725 Pearl ul. obrano pozo-
stawiony ma ulicy samochod
re wszystkiego CO uniese i
spieniezyc sic daio.
/. Wlamania i kradzieze W
ofisach i mieszkaniach bar
dzo liczne. .
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-01-06

naieszkaly W Columbus, O.,
podarowai swym robotni
kom 2 okazji SWAT cd 2 do
trzech miljon6w dolar6w.
Jest on zalozycielem spolki
w. M. Ritter Lumber Co. z
prezentu tego korzystac be-
die oko1o 124 osoby, zamie
szka}e przewaznie we wscho
dnich stanach. 60.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-01-06
Co pisze o Wesoiej Dwo;
ce "Nowy SWAT" z Nowego
Yorku:

Henio i Genio - oto we.
soia Dw6jka, - o kt6rej
wystepach j sukcesach pra-
sa Nowojorska i okoliczna
rozpisuje sic rietnal ,codziea
ME. Artysci seen wafszaw-
skich PIP. Henryk Domanski
i Junosza Leszczynski przy-
byli do Ameryki pred pa
ru miesiacami. Wesofa ia
Dw6jka wystepem swym W
New Yorku w dniu 26 paz-
dziernika w teatrze "Was-
hington Irving" odrazu Edo
byla sympatje tysiecznej
publicznosci "a artystyczne
sWe produkcje. Salwy smie-
chu co chwila rozbrzmiewa-
" ma widownir q -oklaskom
|. ME bylo konca. H.. -. W. !
Pan Henryk Domalski,
Wirtuoz ma ustnych harmo-
nijkach j p. J: Leszczynski
ma harmonji ,wprost pcrywa
il widow przecudna j ory-
. ginalna gra polskich piose-
mex i obertas6w. Cai0Sc pro
gramu staia ma wyzynie wy
sokiego artyzmu, "a co pra-
So przyjeia artyst6W z wiel-
klein .uznaniem, zapewnia-
JAG i'm olbrzyni sukces w
Ameryce. Wystep Wesoiej
Dw6jki spodziewany jest i
" naszem miescie W MEDIA
lekiej przysziosci, Q czem
heda ogloszenia W naszem.
,pilnie !,
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-01-06

Ma miedzynarodowym
kongresie Kas Oszczednosci
" Medyolanie ziozyiy wszy-
stkie delegacje sfowianskie
do prezydjum deklaracje W
jezyku polskim, zadajaca a
by obok inych jezyk6w re-
prezentujacych grupe ro-
manska W przysz}ym kongre
sic dopuszczono jezyk pol
ski jako oficjalny jezyk gru-
py s}owianskiej. A W ten to
spos6b moca podpis6w de-
legacji bu}garskiej, czecho-
s}owackiej, jugos}owiais-
kiej i polskiej - jezyk pol
ski zosta4 uznany "a official
ny jezyk s}owiahszczyzny.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-01-06
JAk NIEKT0RZY PRACUJA
w POLSCE.

ski wzieli i oswiadczyli, IL
ida do inspektora piracy ma
skarge, do Komisarjatu po-
licji, do Magistratu, do ma
szych" pos}ow, aby opisali
wyzysk i 1ajdactwo ''unego's
pana majstra. s:s.a
Pazatem stanowcze "a
znaczyli, il zapisuja sic do
PPS-u.
Wieczorem ''un'. to jest
p. x. spotka1 ich urznietych
W kick, jak wychodzili z
knajpy, spiewajac ochryp-
}y mbasem
"Krew nasza LEILA d1ugo ka-
ty! II pfyna ludu gorzkie
1zy". ....
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-01-06
. w szkole parafji sw. Jad

--.- w szkole parafji sw. Jad
wigi powsta} pozar cd prze
}ozonych drutow oswietlenia
elektrycznego. Pozar zloka-
lizowano pod pod}oga w
jednej z klas w czasie gdy
dzieci rozpuszczono ma wa
kacje swiateczne. Szkoda ia
ME przenesi 5000.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-01-06

iWiercenfe teren6w nafto-
vych W Malopolsce wschod
niej W roku 1925. Wiercenia
odbywac sic beda gl6wnie
v okregu nadwornianskim,
gdzie cd diuzszego czasu sa
Jnz prowadzone prace. Jest
20 poczatek akcji, zakreslo-
nej ma wielka skale dla ek-
sspoatacji pol naftowych W
9Polsce.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-01-06
Zgodnie z oznajmieniem

Zgodnie z oznajmieniem
Departamentu Piracy, ceny
artyku}6w spozywczych w
detalu W Stanach Zjedno-:
czonych wzros1y jeden
procent W por6wnaniu do
tegoz miesiaca w ,roku ubieg
lynn.
Ia okres jedenastu lat
zwyzka ma wszystkich arty-
ku}ach spozywczych wynios
ia wiecej nieco niz 43 pro-
cent.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-01-06
Policja aresztowafa

Thomasa, deputowanego D.
skwajera Eikhosta z Point
Place pod oskarzeniem bra
mia: ia pewek .sed sbeeHeYe-
row: Jako dow6d why, e.
licja jest w posiadaniu ma
znaczonych banknot6w.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-01-06
z CHWlLI.

Ostateczny termin wymia
ny marek polskich ma zlote
przypada dnia Sligo maja
1926-go roku, po kt6rym to
tsrminie mark polskie costa
ma anulowane.f - Obecnie
pozosta4o tn jeszcze do wy
cofania przeszlo dziesiec mi
ljard6w marek polskich. $
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-01-06
kapitai inwestycyjny a

merykanski w coraz wick
szych sumach zaczyna ply
nae do Polski. Ostatnio Stan
dard Oil Company, repre-
zentowana ma obszarze RE
czypospolitej przez Vacuum
Oil Company, przeznaczy}al
trzy miljony dolar6w ma
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-01-06

ZnaJ JduJemy w 1e1Jetonle, po
mieszczonym W pismach z
Polski, a mianowicie: - |
: W}asciciel malego warsz-
tatu slusarskiego, p. x. spro-
wadzil sobie wagon wegli
ma zine do opa}u mieszka-
MIA biura. -. |
Woznice zwiezli ten we
giel ma podw6rze, uwalili ca
Ia sterte - do .zrzucania jed
make do piwnicy ME MONA
by1o ich sprowadzic "nawet
grubym napiwkiem, bo to
ME ich robota; wedle zwiaz
ku, furman jest cd koni, ME
cd rzucania 4opata''. - a
wreszcie maja oni innego tn
jeszcze frajera, kt6remu tez
trza zwiest wegiel.
Zacieli konie, wzieli "bez
emy}ke" str6zowi 4opate i
pojechali.
-Tedy p. x. wynajal sobie
dw6ch@>ludzia do wrzucania
wegla do piwnicy. Znajac
jednak nasza pracowitosc,
wynaja} ich ma akord =
cd korea pc 40 grossly.
Przyszli z }opatami, obej
'rzeli dokumentnie kupe veg
la, poskrobali sic kilka razy
pod czapka, zrzucili mary
narki j -. zapalili sobie pa
pierosy, gawedzac z zaje-
ciem.
Ma tax milej pogawedce
zesz}o i'm do 'poiednia", kie
dy baby przyniosiy i'm CORA
cy obiad.
b Pc obiedzie krzynke sic
zdrzemnei ma weglu " piw-
nicy, potem byfo cienno, "a
tenn oswiadczyli, ne oni ME
mysla sobie nog6w }amac "a
marne pare z}otych, w piw-
nicy przez nijakiej elekstry-
XII ami mentylacji", i poszli
do domu. r..
Ma drugi dzien zjawili |
sic ''jak Bog przykaza} do
piracy" ko}o dziesietej rano, t
poszuflowali troche, zjedli
obiad, po}ozyli sic spac. Ma
trzeci dzie1 ME by1o ich. -
bo "beli bezrebotne" posi-
Ii odbierac zapomoge".
B6jcie. sic. Boga, m6wi}
dnia czwartego dozorca -
ady siebie okradacie - prze
ciez to akord, i'm predzej to
tenn !'wiecej zarobicie! All u
mnie ME bedzie smietanka
ma "podwerku". -.
- Mech to kumoter pill
nuje swojej mietly nosa do
wegla ME wscibia. Mys,ta sa
mi wiemy ce'Fobimy ia te
kilka grossly to my
suchot6w ME myslimy do
stae. On nam potem przecie
"a "spital" ME zapiaci.
On, to jest pan x. tez in
,erwenjowa}, ma co otrzyma}
W dyplomatycz-
nej formie: :. -.
- Czy to, paliski -. zapa-
skudzony interes? My tn 70
oimy ma akord j .nijakich tn
burzujskich orajc6w ME po
trzebujemy siucha6.
y t.Kr6tko wezlowato - ma
piaty dzieh kolo wieczora
wegiel byi W piwnicy, "a /,
tego, kt6ry roz-1i
kradiy "likatory" i dozorca
onych. {. r
Kiedy wreczono mu czter I,
lziesci j cos ziotych "a pra-
;e, podni6sf sic rejwach jak
BY ich kto ze sk6ry obdzie-
.a{.
- Co! "a cztery dni ka-
,orgi! Dw6ch iludzi! To
po piec zlotych tylko ma je- ]
. -. ~ -. 81 = d - H !
den dziei! W kurzu W bio
lie! Malo, my sie zgodzili |,
"a te Gene ale przeciez
@ krzywda! To czysty "kre- /,
minaf"! NJ
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-01-06

Demokratyczny komitet
1wykonaWczy Nv powiecie Lu
cas- obdarzy{ oh. Jana West
falla podarunkiem - ma
Gwiazdke" intratna po-
sada w biurze elekcyjnem
Board of Elections. Oh. J.
Westfall jest synem S. p. FIR.
Westfalla, by1ego komisarza
powiatoWego, kt6ry zginaf:
tragiczna smiercia w wypad
ku pred dziewiecioma z 90
ra laty, kiedy wraz z auto
i przyjacio}mi o.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-01-06

5 William Nc Clellan Ri
tier z Washington, D. G.. "a
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-04-24
SCHWAB and U. S.
BOTH file SUITS

New York. - Suit for s9,744,S9994
was filed here by the Bethlehem Ship
building corporation against the Uni
ted States shipping board emergency
fleet corporation, claiming the amount
as balances due on account of con-
struction of Sc vessels during and Just
after the war.
The filing of the complaint in this
suit in the United States district court
here was simultaneous with the gov.
ernment's filing of suit for approx,
mately s11,O00,0O0 against t,ls Bethle
hem Shipbuilding corporation and sub
cries in Philadelphia, in accord
ance with an agreement by opposing
counsel.
Both Charles M. Schwab, chairman
of the board of directors of the Beth
lehem S.eel corporation and the Beth
lehem Shipjuilding corporation, and
Eugene G. Grace, president of the
former concern, issued statements in
denial of the governments suits in
Philadelphia that Mr.. Schwab, as
directorgeneral OF the emergency
fleet corporation frnm April II to De
cember u, 1918. inisused his powers
in favor of hisfown company.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-04-24
new MINISTRY is
FORMED BY PAINLEVE
BRAND Takes Post as Foreign
Minister; Caillaux Runs
Finances.

Paris. - After arduous negotiations
Paul Pslnleye succeeded in constitut'
ing q ministry. NJ. Painleye himself
takes the post of minister Of war, as
we'll as president of the council, while
81. BRAND assumes the portfolio of
foreign affairs and Joseph Caillaux,
whose political career was thought TO
have ended when In 1920 he was SEN
fenced to imprisonment and ordered
expatriated, will have the guiding
hand over Frances finances.
The only member of M. Herriot's
cabinet who remains is the eX.finance
minister, Anatole de Monte, to whom
is attributed in measure the down.
fall of the Herriot administration. He
becomes minister of public instruction.
Parliamentarians described the cab
met formed by M. Painleve as COM
posed of the safer and saner elements
of the left groups, as compared with
the Herriot government, and with pro.
nounced leanings toward the center
and right parties. The new ministry
will continue the policy of Cancellation
toward eX-enemy countries, relying en-.
tirely on, the operation of the Dawes
plan for the collection Of reparations
and, it was declared, will make an
earnest attempt to reach some agree,
ment with Great Britain and the Uni
ted States on interallied debts.
So far as internal affairs are con.
cerned, the idea of levy on capital
has been abandoned.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-04-24
BURTON
Continued from first page)

MissInn Stewart entertained a
number Of her sororit, sisters, the
Kappa Sigma 'rhctas Of the College
of Puget Sound, at an afternoon
affair Saturday, April Is. Owing
TO the stormy weather only four
teen of the twenty-siX girls plan
ned for were able TO be present.
The girls arrived on the three
o'clock boat and returned to Ia
coma on the evening boat. Games
were played and then three
course supper was served on Ia.
bles decorated in the sorority's
colors, Mrs. Parles, Mrs, Lind
Strom, and Mrs. Meredith assisted
Mrs. Stewart in serving.
r. G. Brown has traded his Bur,
ton home for one in Tacoma the
change to take place in June. And
now with his car, and city life TO
allure, his 80 odd years will rest
lightly, though we venture TO say
times will come when he will long
for the quiet Of Vashon island
Then the real estate agents will
buy him back.
A farewell surprise party was
given Mrs. h Fl. Smith at Burton
Saturday night, by the klos Till.
icums and O, b. S. Cards were
the order of the evening, LIST prizes
being captured by B. p Nelson
and Mrs. Oscar Carlson. Dainty
refreshments were served. Mrs.
Smith leaves the first of next week
for New York.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-04-24
COVE
Continued from first page)

Continued from first page)
Mrs. C. Eden and Mrs. II. o..
Rindall were entertained at the
lovely home of Mrs, Julia Lund,
Seattle, daughter of Mrs. Eden,
in honor of her mothers Goth
birthday last Tuesday Eight of
their old Seattle neighbors of long
ago were among the invited guests
A most happy time was spent in
renewing old acquaintance, list
ening to the player piano, home
tastefully decorated. The table
arrangement elegant. The spread,
a dream of good things.
The services next Sunday ut tho
NJ. Il. church will be in Norwegian
in the morning, at evening in Eng
fish. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
Mr.. jacobson of the Leland
place Colvas, will leave for Alaska
soon.
Miss Daphne Haugen had as
week end guest at the Rindal
ranch, a Mr.. Hudson of Seattle.
Miss Clara Owen spent her
Easter vacation visiting friends
in Silverton, Salem and back to
Portland. She went by train, a
pleasant trip and a most enjoy
able visit.
The Edward boys went to Sc
attic Sunday. They will sail on
the President, one of their fishing
boats, Monday evening for Alaska,
1t seems from last account that
Seward Tronas' leg was cracked
IN three places instead of broken.
The cat is out of the bag now
Leonard was married last Febru-
airy to Mrs. Belly Colylingwood,
daughter of Thomas Collins.
Our neighborhood rather taken by
surprise. Well, Here's to long and
happiness to you.
Mrs. Ben Huseby entertained
the Lutheran Ladies Aid last
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-04-24

week, Quite a few in attendance
and nice refreshments were served,
Considering the state of the
weather "A pleasant crowd attend
ed the card party sponsored by
Mrs, w. G, Doyle last Saturday
evening at Community Hall. Mrs,
| V. Crosier held high score for tina
ladies, receiving beautiful vase
Mrs. c. A. Renouf consolation
prize, n ladies darning article,
Mr.. Dave Siegrist carried off tho
honors for the gentlemen, got
something he can do his whiting
with. b. A. Hunt says, Shine EN-
lup." You can guess what he got.
Everybody was perfectly delight
ed with their awards. Mrs. Doyle
needs no COUGHING at my hands
for the fine refreshments served,
Always so good.
Albert Abrams and the writer
took in the gymnastic entertain
ment at the High School last Fri
day. A pleasure to meet old
friends, John Mcmtire, Il, Steen,
A. j. Linnestad, Mrs. Axel Peter.
sen, proudly exhibiting her two
fine boys, Zone a tow head too
John Earth. And talk about
pep" it was fun to see those
kids, Fred Weiss, Conrad Toms
land trying to knock over niger
heads at one booth to get box of
candy, the way the ball flew /!
Of course we enjoyed the fine
work of the pupils.
Albert we lost in the crowd, got
badly tangled up with several Of
his young lady friends.
1t is sad to announce that Mr.
Emery of Puyallnp who had a
stroke at the Hunt ranch some
weeks ago will be laid up for a
year.
The birthday exercises at Com
munity Hall next Saturday prom
Uses a pleasant evenings enjoy
ment. One of the good things
/ you will be served with is new
delicious kind Of ice cream. Won I
cost you anything either,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-04-24
Diplomats School is opened

Washington, D. C.-Twenty,five as.
pirants will begin Monday course OF
study in the governments new for.
eign service school, created recently
by President Coolidge to provide
trair I'd personnel for the American
diple attic service. From freshmen
who ompose the first class OF the
new hool, selections probably viii
be lie for posts at home and
abr
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-04-24
CARD OF THANKS

The children, grand children
and great grand children Of Sam
uel I, Newcom, deceased, desi,
to thank all former neighbors an
present Vashon island friends fol
the sympathy expressed during
the death of their beloved enc,
Samuel Y. Newcom's children
grandchildren, and Great CRANE
children.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-04-24
LAND BUYERS ARE WARNED
Spectators Advised State condemna.
ton Possible In Columbia Basin.

Spectators Advised State Condemna.
tion Possible In Columbia Basin.
Spokane Wash. = Warning against
land speculation within the area of
the Columbia basin irrigation project
was issued here by Harvey Lipdley
of Seattle, president OF the Columbia
Basin Irrigation league. and Roy R.
Gill of Spokane, chairman of the
board of directors of the league. They
pointed out that under the law of
e.. 81 domain of Washington the
lana rndemned at it's fair
appraised va2s not after, the
water had bee rod un it. They
also predicted tia of the
interior departure :. 80 ~ said
had held in the cas" riga
ton projects, would 4, the
Columbia basin proje- in
divdiual holdings would J." in
acreage and any surplus would we
to be turned over to the department
at fair appraised value.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-04-24

Jun, ,u, Alaska Papers on FILE
here disclosed that the General
Petroleum company has contracted tc
drill at least two wells in search OF
oil in the vicinity of the Yagataga
river which is 300 miles west of here
and flows into the Gulf OF Alaska.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-04-24
Washington Gasoline Tax s2so,so7.

Olympia, Wash.-Gasoline tax col.
lections by the state license depart
ment for the month of March tota,
$2S0,9O744, being gain Of approx
maiely $4,000 over March. 1924
which collections totaled SOS, 4S254
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-04-24

G, w. Blekkink has just finish
ed pruning $500 pear trees for
Il. c. Beall Jr. and ST.. Vashon
island is becoming quite a pear
growing section.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-04-24
MOTHER REMEMBERS
DO YOU.

Sunday May 10th is Mothers
day. Why not remember il with
a box Of our white ribbon candicsl
Special prices S1.00, $1.50, $500
and$2.50. Higher priced ones if
you like. Just send MS a check,
p. 0, order or cash and we will de.
liver any place in the u. S. or
Canada in time for Mothers day
Your own mother or sister or some
mother who has been kind to you.
Clip and Mail to us.
Garvins-Vasbon
Enclosed please find S.. for
which please send to the following
address, ,.......~""........r.".,,.,...
Wnltc
ribbon box of candy with my card
in time for mothers day,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-04-24
NOTICE

The Rebekahs will give a card
party at the |. 0. 0. f. hall Sat
urday evening, April 18th and no
dance will be held at Center.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-04-24

Il. A. Weiss left Thursday for
Spokane to attend the funeral Of
his sister-in-law.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-04-24
GARVINs- -VAsHON

Fer SALE weeks old roosters
at Z cts. each if taken at once,
G. r. Price, south of telephone
office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
Hair Stops
Coming Out

A 35-cent bottle
OF delightful. re-
freshlng "Dander,
Inc" win do won.
ders for your hair.
After a few april,
cations you can no,
find a particle OF
dandruff or any
falling hair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
"A MEmcANs don't recognize n

81 A MEmCANs don't recognize the
"a seriousness OF recent events
IN China, said William NJ Corn
well. an American exporter and i'm
porter who has been living IN China
Tor tho laAt 20 years. ana who ar
rived In Seattle Wednesday from
Shanghai.
China II beginning 20 think TO
realize that she Is n sovereign eoun.
try" Cornwrll said "sho Is NOV.
Ing in tho deriotlon OF CONNER
ctal and political independence.
Tho present trouble IN China be,
gan when some Chinese lnbororH
were shot down while In a strike
against their japanese employers
students az Shanghai. who arc the
thinking element in China. inatlEnted
tho protests against foreign economic
aggression that has since led to dem,
constructions against foreigners gen,
orally,
Natives have been incenAed
against tho British police,
japanese arc also in high dis
favor because Of their buslneus meth
ODDS. Their activities are much cur
tailed by lack OF capital and results
OF tho earthquakes. but they arc at,
tempting Rn economic and political
dominance that Is hutly resented.
oven tho II II not eonspleuously sue,
cesaFul"
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Tho preacherjury. invited by tho
Metropolitan theater TO determine
whether Tho Passing Show"
should be continued. rendered a
unanimous verdict Thursday in IA.
vor OF tho play
Dazzling" Marvellous in its
splcndor." Its beauty WIS strik,
ing Tho best Two seen any.
where"
These were some OF the comments
made by the clergy. Adverse critL
cism appeared only in that some
acts wcro not up 10 tho general
high tone OF excellence.
When Manager Early Of '"The
Passing show arrived In Seattle.
he found that no had been preceded
by letters from several reform or.
carnations. urging tina; his produe'
ton 10 suppressed. To settle tho
question, he invited representative
group OF ministers. 10 determine II
the show should so on.
Rev. George v. Mcclure OF the
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Columbia Congregational church.
said. The Passing show Is dazzling
in It's hrilliancy. II In artistic, won.
derfull As far as broyity Of tho
costumes was concerned. va surely
SEQ much worse on any magazine
stand"
Rev. John Harvard Htrrinsrr Of
the Gilman Park Methodist Eplaco
PAL church. resented the idea that
anyone should er!tieise so artistic
production, particularly tho scene
In question. THE Living Chaudc-
Her"
Rev. sidney Morgan OF 81 Paurs
church was not abls TO attend. but
his wife went and sho reported
that shc enjoyed tho show very
much and that sho considered II
excellent.
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KILLER LYNCHED
Man Who Shot Officer Taken
From Jail Steps by Mob

PRICE utah June ls.-(u. Pl-
Robert Marahall. slayer ~ city
Marshal James NJ, Burns, Mas
lynrhcd here to-day,
Marshall. who had cludcd capture
since Monday night when he fatally
shot tho officer waa arrested at
C.stlo Cato early today, lilo Of
frrrd no resistance.
Tho authorities were about 10
lmprlsou Marshall IN the court
house here when a ffrnElcd mob
broke loose, In few minutes tho
officers had been deprived OF their
prisoner and he was headed toward
tho Price river
Two miles east of tho city, the
crowd. iecring tho slayer gathered
about treo and tho next moment
threw a rope around his neck,
Quick as flash, with several
pulling on tho rope aud with many
women In the crowd, Marshall war
hauled upward and danglcd In the
air.