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VOL. I NO. 15
PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, lOft.
PRIOID (MOD CENT
YARE ADMITS
BAD WORK AT
ISLAND PARK
'.Walls' Demolition to Make
Way for Park Practically a
Confession to Faulty Construction.
VAKE CONFESSES ERROR BY DESTROYING CITY WORK HE DEFENDED
''Safe Bot No Dynamito Will Be
Needed to Tear Them Apart,"
Veteran Building Wrecker Declares.
Senator ridwin II. Vare. who con
ducted the 'neap concrete walls" In
League Island Park at a cost of more
than $230,000 to the taxpayers, which
three noted ergine-rs condemned. Iris a'
last confessed his oik was faults. By
his orders squads of laborers have torn
down practically the entire strmtur
Only small parts of the cracked wall
are sMI! visible. Expenditures 'or the
park thus far have been about tl.sn.0
Laborers In the park frankly adm.tted
today that demolishing the wall wasn't
a. dltflcult Job. One man ventured to de
clare the Job was tho easiest he had
encountered In years, because of the
faulty material with which the structure
wan built.
Less than four months ago, after a
hoard of cxpertu assigned 1 Director
Cooke, of the Ocpartment of Public
Works, had submitted a report which
stated that the walls were worthless
because of many cracks. fl-sure nnl
holes In them, Senator Vare made this de- i
fense: '
"The wall Is a handsome structure and
there Is nothing wrong."
Tn face of cnncIuMve proof furnished by
thr experts, composed of such men as
Frederick W. Taylor, of this citv. for
merly consulting engineer of the Mid. ale
Steel Company: Richard L Humphrev
president of the American Concrete In
stitute, and Allen Hazen, of the firm "f
JIazen & Whipple, consulting engtneers
of New York, Vare lsued emphatic de
nials of their grave charges.
Later the Senator employed a corps of
engineers' whose Identity he refused to
make puhllc. The engineers werp de
tailed to make an Inspection of the "near
concrete walls." The report of tho Sen
ator's private investigators was never
made puMIc
The Senator has made many trips tn
his automobile down to Iague Island
since the work of razing the walls was
begun. The demolition, which many res
idents In South Philadelphia decide Is
a disgrace to this city, v. as btft'ln last
July. . . '
From his automobile, workmen de
clared today. Senator Vare no douM had
an excellent chance tJ view the cracked
nails made of Impurlt'es. He also could
sea the worthless walks from that van
tage point
DYNAMITE NOT NT.EDED.
In the group of workmen detailed In
the park this morning was a veteran
building wrecker and all-around laborer
This man, who has worked on many
municipal construction jobs, frankly de
clared that, owing to the poor gravel
used. It was a sure bet that dynamite
wouldn't be needed.
"The fellow who had thr- contract for
putting these thlng3 up I mean those
walls certainly must have r-een his blun
der by this time. Any man who has
eyes and knows a thing or two about
concrete will nay that there Is some
thing wrong with this Job. Only a blind
man couldn't tell the difference."
Senator Vare has the contract for pro
ceeding with the work tn the park. He
was given the contract last June, be
cause his bid of $S00,("O0 was the lowest.
It v as learned toady that one of the
first discoveries by laborers and others
detailed to tear donn the wall3 was that
the structure atound the lagoons was
defective. This fact was also pointed out
by tho experts In their reveUtlor.K.
The thr investigators, who condemned
the ftruotuie as a piece of patchwork,
also b'ought forth proof to show that for
concrete ihf contractor u?d an unwashed
gravul. fuirlv well graded, but full of im
purities, which tended to Impair th qual
ity of th concrete made from It. Another
Interesting feature of the Investigators'
disclosures was that the gravel cont lined
wood, lumos of clav, pieces of coal and
Mm vrrv fliio material, part of which
was o-gnnlc matter.
The walks also show signs of poor
workmanship Many of them a con
structed by the Senator will have to be
rebuilt because they are defective.
nt'SHING PARK'S COMPLETION..
Everything Is now being dona by U.
rector Cooke to bring about the com.
pletlon of the park which will be Phila
delphia's future recreation ground for
children and adults. It la expected the
park will be ready for me by nest sum
mer. The new contract awarded to Senator
Var calls for treo plant, roadwaja,
pavements, man'ioles and also solid side,
walks, but not the kind h constructed
when the "near concrete wa.Hi" were
put up. Grata banks, better walks and
other improvements will be constructed
It Is also planned to have a wading p
where girls and boy3 ran have fun in
the summer
Following the disclosures made, last
spring by the Invent testers, the entire
matter was later referred to PUtrlct
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GRAB INCLUDES
PLAN TO SEIZE
CITYHALLSUITE
Rooms Occupied by Police
Coveted by Municipal
Court Pending $2,000,000
Land Purchase.
Project Gormlnated Last April
Whon Owstor of Stato Fencl
blos From Armory Appoarod
Imminent.
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BLOODHOUNDS PUT
ON TRAIL OF SLAYER
HUNT CLUB HAS FIRST
SPORT OF THE SEASON
Members Start Across Country Today,
But Reynard Gets Away,
Jl K R-TP A K -mT Ti ItIIT Huntsmen and huntfwomn members of
UI 10 I Drill juj UilliJ the Whltomarsh Valley Hunt Club, had
; their first sport of the season early this
1 morning. With James G. Leiper as mas-
n..1-- C '..1.. A MiL.lll ' ,Pr of h"tind. about 15 other members
DUCKS VOUniy -UinOrilieS started acioss icuntrv after the hounds
. . . . .. shortly after the break of day. The re-
Rpinrnrrprl nv Slntp Pnlirf ' turn was made before breakfast. While
IXUIIIUILCU U iJlcilt- 1 UllLC , t,e spou was thol.OUKhly enioyed. the
i members had little lueic ns ".Master
Ilrynurd managed to keep himself well
under cowr.
GIRARD COLLEGE
STUDENTS ESCAPE;
ONE IS CAPTURED
Orphan, Seeking Adventure,
Very Hungry, Slept Under
Stars Little Pal Yet
Missing.
Keep Up Energetic Man
Hunt.
Forlorn and shivering, hungry and tired,
a little boy who ran away from Glrard
The regular season of the Whltemarsh I College on Monday to seek adventure was
Valley Hunt Club begins after the races ,, ,,,., ,,,, ,,,,.,, ... .... ....
Bloodhounds from the Eastern Peni
tentiary ware taken to Buckingham Val
ley today tn an attempt to run down
John Cope, who shot and killed his nieo;,
riorence t.?e, U years old, last Monday
night. District Attorney Calvin 8. Boyer
also went to the scene of the tragedy
today, and now is In personal chargo of
the man hunt. '
Piqued hy the failure of their 35-hour
search, authorities of Bucks County and
next Saturday, and hunts will continue
until December According to the
xcnei'mle thev v 111 run each Wedneday
and Saturdav and on hollduvs. including
Columl'Uo Da . Election Day, Thanks
giving Dav and f'lulstmas
WAR'S HORRORS INEVITABLE
WHEN MEN TURN TIGERS
George Wharton Pepper Thinks Atro
cities Bound to Occur in Strife.
George Wharton Pepper, prominent
aimed farmer today .ire systmdtlcally i:iinciiiidi!i lav man. an .I'lthoiiu on
beating the wood, of Buckingham Moun- rhurch ' iw and an uttornev expressed
i the op.nlon today that atrocities in war-
tain and dragging tht creeks and streams ,;,. ew tmnB1 to b(. PXpected. Mr.
of tho valleys. I'eppt-r has followed the present war In
TIiu bloodhounds wera brought to the i Europe with a great deal of interest and
scene early this mor.Ung and gUen the ; $ T?
scent from a pUce of tho clothiptf '.eft , tratea. Jp speaking of these alleged out
behm4 by Cope whvn he plunsed Into I ra?s. he said.
the wood, hat'. coatless and without I "Atrocities are considered by many ns
1 mu v ... t.,.-iu. o. ,ui. ' unnecessary incidents of war In my
shoes. The . tugging at their Mtltnmt,on the mxnon uf frightful
leasnes. . v.. "'"' ' ntroclties it. Inevitable whenever mosses
nouse, w lit rw 'jf' i !. .'phvi (Kitiir nf
nreSFntea io iiinu ni mini, rrum ,i.
there the animals led the pursuers Into , p,!,,,, of Wdr than Sherman's has been I venturers
ine ijrn;4 ..hv wv... ..,. i....
op disappeared.
The only new clue obtained
day Is provided bv a term hand
pla.e adjoining the imton -This
man said he saw John
found early today huddled In the shadow
of the doorstep at 23th street and .Mont
gomery avenue. Policeman Humphreys,
who saw the child, wrapped his coat
about him and took the boy to the JSth
and Oxford streets station.
There the little runaway said he was
John Hand and admitted with a touch
of pride the weight of 11 yenis resting
on his shoulders. Ho had scaled the
wall surrounding the college grounds with
KENNEY'S NIGHT CONCERT
STIRRED FAMILY'S IRE
2 A. M. Recital Brings the Police and
Pence Follows Discord.
Discord has given way to harmony In
tho Kcnney family.
Although there will be no mote early
morning concerts nt the Kenuey home,
523 Rockland street, Germnntown, the
neighbors are happy. The discord was
elue to the musical ambitions of Walter
Kcnney. Other members of his family did
not agree with Walter regarding his
musical capacities. They contended- that
he struck what musicians call "blue"
notes. Tho neighbors agreed with them
and the whole region seemed to feel the
same color.
Difference of opinion between Walter
Kenney, his relatives and tho neighbors
was responsible for sending him to the
House of Correction.
Kenney's musical Inspirations become
especially emphatic nbout 3 o'clock In
the morning, for that's when he plays
longest and loudest. He attributes this
to tho eccentricities of genius. Kenney
attempted everj thing from ingtlmo to
Chopin's Funeral Mutch this morning,
but when this latter selection filled tho
air the musician's father and brother
tried to drag the perfotnier from the
parlor organ. Keiitinj struck a few
notes and then a few relatives.
Not content with their land-grabbins
plans for t2.000,000 court buildings at
2fst and Race streets, officials of tho
Municipal Court, through the Penrose"
McNIchoI-controlled Councils, will at
tempt tho seizure of tho east corridor;
on the sixth floor of City Hall to ac
commodate them whllo tho grabbing:
plans are being jammed through.
If tho State Fenclbtcs are ousted front
their armory on Broad street below Race)
and the Central police station takes that
place, tho Municipal Court will set tba
cast corridor, according to those with
their eyes on tho cpurt's plans.
President Judgo Charles L. Brown ad
mitted tho truth of this to Emanuel,
Furth, attorney for the Fcnclbjes, when
Furth, who had heard the rumor, taxed
him with it two weeks ago. Thosa,
familiar with the situation say City
Hall's east corridor Is coveted by tho
Municipal Court as a shelter until th '
fate of the land grab Is decided.
PLAN AND ITS ORIGIN
The court's plans to seize the sixth; 'i
floor cdrrldor have a double significance,
however. It developed today that the
Municipal Court and the Penrosc-Mo ,
Nlcliol Councllmanlc leaders had their
eyes on a site- for the Municipal Court
ns long ago ns last April, more than;
n month before Mrs. Richardson and .
Mrs. Jurist thought of the Magdalen
Home property nnd pasted on tho idea, '
to Judge Brown.
That the bacilli of a plan the size of i
the land scheme appeared first In the '
minds of Mrs. Richardson and Mrs. i
Jurist has surprised those who know J
the long-headed politician and his habit
of searching the horizon for the main J
chance. Mrs. Richardson and Mrs. Jurist '
resent any suggestion that the thought 1
of the land scheme was not original with
them. i
But there wnn a plan to care for the i
Municipal Court beforo Mrs. Jurist and
Mrs. Richardson set It In motion. Coun
cllmen told Emanuel Furth last April
that he would do well not to press hla
fight against dislodging the Fenclbles. .
They said ho ought to wait until tha
fall.
Only last Saturday, when he read t"1
the Munlclpnl Court plnnned a grab at
21st and Race streets, did he see why
ho was advised to wait until fall. Even
now. he believes, the Municipal Court
may want the sixth floor corridor at
City Hall until there Is a better out.
look fcr the Innd-grabblng scheme.
FENCIBLnS' PLEA IGNORED.
The State Fenclbles' lease on tha
armory expired March 1. Furth ap
pealed to the Joint Councllmanlc Com
mittee on City Property at a mcctlns" !
April 2 md secured a recommendation ,
for a renewal of the lease for two years. '
Then he looked to Councils to act upoit
the recommendation. Hut tho recom
mendation remained burled In commit
tee. Through April Furth went about ask
ing Councllmen to bring the renewal
matter Into the meeting.
He was told that It would be better J
to let tho business He ciuletly until fall. 0
You'll do hotter then." they told him. 0
PENROSE AT DESK
IN SENATE; IF YOU
DOUBT, SEE MOVIES
Pictures Entertain Show Pa
trons, Films Costing Him
$100 a Week Being Fur
nished Free by Candidate.
Senator Penrose Is entertnlnlug the
"movie fans" of Pennsylvania. He Is
paying the cost of keeping on the screens
of motion picture houses In nil parts of
the State 30 prints of n 700-fuot film,
which aio now In their becond wcik of I uut meanwhile the City Solicitor hnrt I
showing the senior ' Senutur in various begun an amicable ejectment action and j
the Fenclbles' tenure in tncir armory wna
rniwinir more and more shaky.
Then Councils adjourned without act- If
Ing on the lease for the Fenclbles. IC
the City Solicitor's action wus effectivo
the Fenclbles could be saved from eject-
activities.
' The films fchow hltn actually In Wash
ington, seated at Ms desk In ls olllce
there, riding to tho Cnnltol in a carriage.
and entering tho Scnuto wing of the
I ranels c rost. u years old, another In- ' hublts there was triucli sympathy In his
male of tho institution, and the two ' KDZe ns ,10 lolr(l "' the other battered
determined to so "life." Tho other lad
Two policemen took Kcnney to the Cupltol, and they show him campaigning
Getuiantown police station, and when
Magistrate PennockJheurtl of Kenney's
Is now being suught by tho pullce. Hand
said he left his companion asleep In
a vacant lot near the place he had been
found.
The two boys had 10 cents between them
whan they climbed over the wall. One.
fotirth of this was spent before they
were out of tho collego giounds a half
i members of tho Kenney family. But
thete wus no bvinpntnv for Kcnnoy, the
Pliiioner. "I'll give ou flvp dajs in the
House of Correction," ho said.
TIIEWEATHEU
Qfliriji Forecast
For Eastern Pennsylvania nnd New
Jersey Fuir tonight and probably Thurs
day; not much change in temperature;
hour, when n lnrlil mntl.,,. i. ., I tll''derato WcM Winds.
" ' " r"-'Hf mi- Tliurn ! hnoti n rr.1,,.1.1 ,1....,. i
...., -.. -.. .. n-w. ,jC ill
I hours, cspo-
ties it. inevitable whenever mown vertlsement which told of heroic nj on I i.riFSiire lur.n the last
n are for the time being turned Into .., , ,,,., T,.rtt.,. , 1V. . I'"" " i. , i "
bv the war spirit No beyer de- ' "ls'r" pla(ns at'nUd the joung ad. I .ln.ly In New England ui
inent only by tho action of Councils re
newing the lease.
nt thn Nntlnntil rfiirn,! ..r...,., . ... l.nst Thtirsdav Furth met John r. Con-
lit. Gretim. and nn the t,, ,,' nelly, chairman of the Coum lis' FInanca 1
'," " ' v Committee. He nsKe.i wnen louncus
western part of the State. woum do bomething about renewing tha
Tho "Prosperity Film Exchange," which ! lease.
Is i tally only Martin Uauber. mi employe j ,"v'c' ,1,nn't wu,,t your oM armory'" Ba1,1
of the .Mutual Film 'orpoiutlon. of WJ Cjmtl5''the City Solicitor's uctlon Is
Illb.rt Mreet, has chnrgo of the dls- 0nK to ,nVo us out If you don't do
t ..i!V; . .u . ' something," Fin Hi protected. On tha
Invitations to avail themselves of the following Monday Judge F. Amedeo
Penrose free-tllm service have becn-fcont , liregy was to have heard a second ap
to ull motion plcturo house mnnugers poal from Furth for tho Fenclbles.
who favor Penrose s candidacy, tald , -TELL DE MOLL TO SLOW I'P."
Gaiibor today. . ..vell." Connelly told him. "you go
Ihry have passed their :roth perform- ' tell Pc.Mnll that I said for him to slow
ante, he Biilil, ami have been Miown al! . up." OoMoll whs the Assistant City
tl.o way from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh Solicitor In chargo of the ejectment pro-
m-iuiu tiiuruii-B iiKivKiiiiug nearly l cecdlnss
tlti.ly In New England and the Middle l.uw.tto persons. Thoy are on tho pro- j "if I tell him that he'll think I'i
Atlantic States, and .is a result there has J prams of two or thre theatres In Phlla- j resentliu inynplf." Furth objected
m rep-
mornins after the tragedy walking to.
wart a clump of woods. The news
arouspd farmers to redouble efforts to
nnd Cone.
SATE TROOPERS AT WORK
lfii War i hen. ana wnemver m-r is Itemizing tnat so cents wuulii n !, ""-""." -'""-""'' mw in an i -,,u uw iv m uisuurgii every i "We I. then, send mm to mo anu in j
' firned loose there will always be found . thcm . fo0d very lona' ti, ....,, ,II't'1V'' tX'"pl uLe LJi'cr ''ake lcslun l". J-u"fr "'" tell him," Connelly averted. !
o far to. ni-n.v f devils to tend the nres. IVi I . J ' "B' u,e eallstK-d and the txtreme houtheast. A disturb, i 'What does it coit the managers tn i Furth uri DeMr.ll. asklnc him ta 1
on tho should be 1bs busy ruing the blame for i t'"',r "We cravings for excitement by n"l'e that la central this morning over ! 'ow "ls film?" Unubvr was iu.ke.1 i g,.e Connelly. Hut when he met PeMoll ?
opo farm these deviltries than In doing all in our merely looking at bill boards Instead of t-nnectlciit nas cuusvd light .bowers in "Nothing, ho aivwcred. "Senator In court on Monday ho learned that the I
,. wr .... ,..., tttuai ji .ev rn.. '., wp- iij o ii, i kite vuai. ivncn wo s&isziint I'nv solicitor nun uonneny
New Ygrk to Have Series-
j NEW VRK. Slt "l -rie-rite r.unors
1 to the contrary. It was announced yes-
The men who have been participating rwtta SrnrN-To".OTm.r1:
i Attorney Rotan foi the purpose of as. n tlw sear h say that they do not be. ,a j.agu'rt clubs would lake place this
r,am,r8.V.!fH L'- nH'if.I.t,H:'v" ,rn' " Cope has soni far Irom the cene fall The nrt game Is scheduled for
tTornhoCnVe.XX;1 of the shootln.. Th.y believe, he to , g '' '
night thev
slept in vacant lots.
When thilr small capital dwindled to
scandal District Attorney Rotan re. still In the woods, c!&4 only in shirt and
,ts.'t?iteho'f hmiVat'ion.1 bC"l"fl ot ,he troUSWi. 3Wt that h wUJ be captured
"'Vigue Island Part for many years " 8UU t'0"'' wb" toa! W ba
has been a haven for Organization ean. cbas yesterday, are etilt at work: gn
tractors an.i oiners Actual construction the 'itt,
work was begun mder the admiuUtra- ! n,t.n,
tion of Mayor A-t'bndge In the four
BROTJIEHS
Elks stick to one another. H.iv
heard the story that is on the rounds-
heard it told at me iiotr-i last ins
AUbouBh every loot of the country, about Jenkins of somewhere, one
yean from J we I'
propilated in ei--'it ni" incl idtni
a a priae ir rumpetlttve designs of
th amounts Hll .T .is paid out.
iwm ji.i.r wns.ap-
nyti0ijo
. u .,. lailitiv Ihy knmn et PllniAn k.nn tllllf ?
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father of the murdered Hlrl. has been bal,ltt, kiMCd his wlfo good-by. toll
gone over by the farmers, armec) with ins 18r he would be at home at 6 o'clock
.hotgnns, rifles and revolvers. Cope's thu evening Then lie got In his auto
hhmc juitriihuir vicis ilui i iminiehA.i r viuf.ai.ti
' .. . t: s.izi. no !!..,": it .; -. rc , .:".. raj
' you ?p "" i wmrem. Qoum ba I KTiiiS. ''ii.i... sl .A .-t T, udi
.j r-mna. o me two mtgtu tonUnu tMr I wi y.. V .3 mv i !'
oM - nlht. Hand ,M. he B.,d rrot Jiii.V" ! ; E S ii Jfw 'j 5u
decider) to sleep In a vacant lot n.a, -th ii! S;.iiK. U. S! Vi " ?i, S '
i , - ,. j itAi. . . - i.. ,: t. i. r. t :. k. uew
Anotner euiu draouoi io juu.u was ar- -. ' . ... " ,.h .in,ii fnr town.
proprtatd In lSu a con-ru (th g8, trail ha not tea ioubu it wa pointed judnisht arrived and no hubby. She
ator Vare was entered into for HH.GflO, uut today that it would b asy for ' cuia bear' th smipsnse no longer, so.
A A supplemental ontratt was BBade In
rtunu.i. iv, iui m..v, uu a -trLotiq SUp
pleoinitul cotitrait on June 1M1, for
$8.uu8 letter the s'Pplmnul con.
tracts wei dUi4 HWgal by the &t
preiiw Court. foilowlBK an attack by a
taxpiyers' committee. Ouistaswliag eon
trjiu were annulled and wurk was S4s
pcml I until K'lii njri 1H.'
V In ti .1.. I., i .in .ttiinulitrition a ue
fnn '.. (rf. ii was pal! uut ut
w i! i t " - iv i lur fntru -Hon work
most 'T in ,-te and the remainder
ot nort tUan t'W.OUO for ailng,
jflOPl
Ck oe eld Ajaerkta jtax b w& douii
a aaan who knows the country to evsije arousing her father, she rent hltn to
eurauer, in . --r wood. Ula,. fSV Wks 'fo$K1R
The poe now ho, Cope riU be drives , c,tJlr ailng each If her husband was
to reek shelter and surrender. 1 stopping thre over night.
Funeral services for the iaUrrf,d i.i I At dawn a farm Kon carrying a
wt,l be heW Frlda, ..,.. a, , ,.,. k, "'-"" ft? ' 'n oV.
the day she was tf. lave ei.. l..tid fi .m i, t, w Almot simultaneously came a
Vit mil? Ltfir.n Viae a...i ..... (...M.l Ilium imttntn 'tlin..,.!. .t.. . i ..... .,. .,. ...
. ... a.. .... .mr luuimi it iiriie -. .. .,....,. .,.,,.., .nuuii, iiitj man- , ii.ui not fii.scufcii iiir pippimcni i
farther northward, the centre beliii. ,.,.. ,i. fibers have to nav exrirem uhnnpu f.,.. w. ,i, ,. . n y, ,iv.,,i i iimt i
of Pensacola. Fla.. and the resultunt rain I 1,1e "a" I kind of a thing." was DeMotl's explana-
ii is ccgung crnnior i'eiiros more than ' tlon.
sold The I It was two weeks 'ign that Fnrtli went
munu. to Judge Urowu und learned from hint
Said Ihnl tltA t iinli.iitnl Pnii,! Ittirl I. nan nlll.
l!tmti.r nn.l i Iv.i imlil .l.n .. . . ... .... ...
....,..'.,.; '. r- -i'-"'- or niim tn install Itself in the sixth Hoar
ui. h T.. T.. ": "- "': '". "y.? vorrldor.
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yylvuuiu, and Ahom he tuok to Wtisli.
inirton with hlni In lii autmnoblle.
Gauber was asked; "U thut ull U is
costing PenroseT'
"Pour men wanted 110 apiece in order
to b inins ior a snow to rapport t'.e
the point whtre strictest economy wns l ' "nibmcing practically all of the ' ll ls cc'S"ng Senator Penros mor
necessnrv tin ehiidten .!rn.j . caMern naif of tha cotton belt. Fair 11"' tt woe,i fr "Xrllmtloti, ho sad
necepsnr. ID chlldten dropped pennies ' rather has prevailed In other parflur "lms cst 8l,t,ut 10 l'enl u foot '
In slot machines and munched peanuts i the iountr. ' fictiire. l'enruse paid this bin,
tnus iDtditw(. Apparently they did not n c u ,i i ....
r,-,o the reriousners of JirVS. JtJSSS?
for when Policeman Humnhrv i."W "n urn,
oung Jimui on the Sergtants desk at station h u. ,,". W'n . VK"
the station hoUi!e the lad's emhusiasm for I aSKS?" t9. "i '
n iuy... u. aia v ti, try
liii
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he said, and fJHleMn, T. i3 . .. S
stret and Monttioini v avmue. Thv huH l'i:rut. ai'h..S Ml
walb-d miles duiing the day. hn ILtJ "?2 ' J.'u.lu,h. M''"i .N
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THE LAWYER AND THE Jl'Dtli:.
The conversation was heated at tlrst.
It run like this, according to Furth
''.Vow lonlt hern Charlie. I know ou'r
anxious to take that corridor fi tiu
. Ain j . . - ... i -
ihJJ mn! J rok ,.. i T, ."Si rV . wurt. I've liennl It on good nutiwr.tv.
ihey Ilnaily tool, the ivnrow nini free." n ,here.B tM use wyllis lat ,S11 , ,i
- i idea."
In M
.- -.-,. ... . ..wwi7 in utursten -B u i
to flnUh his sleep here the noUcerwin ' !""UUl Jfy' 5?
found him. .' WM,, , M . .T""1' SI
idea.
SIIQELY PI7T I "Well, look nt thn court here
werefreij. At cnrdlngly. with coat. n'miJ ii.ttrru.. 'si. i-:.' ui Re " iv "? f :'''J:t Itr ' n...... w i.-m. .i... . I Juilae Rrown. with u.i air of cxten.i itljn,
ovei th-l. shouldrrs. the twosl.pt heiwath I Hf''?- aMo,?' It Ii W I Wr ' t !h an i.mins; ,t.".r .,","cuT fl. ?!. '4U'"re Wtttleil and every one kn- "
h "fl-, t1. "i"1 '.' f,""n " I JlSKuflu."- ." fc S i.ia ! i 'A uW puke of Wellington. iKM hc iw , "l'w no1 " "' w''" " -"
" - ' 0E. J t's ,.. I I.a41i.u unrl In StUu ui.... .1.. .. '. uui 1.IIM UUILUIIlk: till ILULI siitri '-
v sa sf3 bew ma iu svaao aiiHJHinv rruitn nrs.. . --- . --. --- -- .- -- ,
, Uiwu-i l.U loyal iiiWins7slHlna In i lL,'a'",' ,nut, '" m,Vi "" "?: ? r,iZ 'I
, romfortabU arm balr. droned nJarf.lii I h??- w"uU1 rv much better f.r ib S
'H.ora Tl..rl. c.n.. i ,.V'"'- rSr 11 SI . 1 P .loJ.Ti off tu sln. The other ti ',. J-.T. '. , i"1'1 WWII me renciuitrs nvw .
...0..,6....,mtuKU ... :"--. ." ; i .. h M ci.,. .,.-,- '...- ...I" --. wiiiww Tk,n ho cni iih th.it the no he ou J
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ciiiui nunnnnHin, anas Jone. a J'h. irnls. Arls . . 08 d .. iu
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3. i wees wl 1 .'B at lie n .r.i
father The Bev J i ki n ,f t
est Grove, wtl. omtialir. iJurial wUl
-- 'I no ms. n-.T boy wilh a telegram, followed , luvi u u risponslbl. for njim-rnug rtm
' tn. j' intervals by five others. All of them, 1 buries wniih have octurred in te north
read
e.Ml), 13M .Siufillij street, arraigmd for I'tt'sWib. I' S i
a Imtlii-t hiaring. was svnti.,t,i . .1. fiMilan.. Me .. l
months 'n thr Il'iiire
ov Aibgustrate Moril- Th. i lir i . t 1 .,ni. M
ni 1 , .1 jn 1 e
ill I tkf ' t!i 1.
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' at Mecuanlcjvulo,
as svnten.ul to six J." ! 3
or 01 tection tuday -jiri'- jh 12
2? o u-r eyK-s rtrphM .4c , ,.,.,;. " .",.,..,.. ::,. . t.
bo 'Yes. Henry ts spending the night wHb set of burglar's tool ws found m his ?n'i . f ? K v ''..jTy' '1hH,:i. "' in ' ' '' ,u 1"',t J"1" and "talk griw j,i nenlcl '1 '
vvi wtttuvi nua . w - ''
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J n;J , low tone, puaituaurt by loud snoroi 5r V 1,,rWe a,c,' ,frm" " V ' "i D
to rrSJ from the Puke TlBn llr wiS "" ImlMniR on Uavo sticit, wh.i usti M
1 L, ...'.."i .... !nB..'"r- Yoo4vilu5 ! tu ba 11 r linailiiuartem to th. Fell.'- "1
S 1 i.' .u'y -., .I,, rii.u. .,.i,.L ,. i.t "L,Kr Sdld. b.r arnuiiv. which wouni Ihtu ! ' ' "
l. . Italn aim me I'liKc miiikf with a s'ait ., . 1 .ii. 1
s i . ." . 'i, nil. ,1,1 . , 1, .. ol' ' mnaslum lor the ! ' ' I
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