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AS CHILD LOOKS OX
John Tundyk IHtally AVoiimN HI?
Sikjiim? niul llres liuUet Into Own
Hrtiil DiuiKlitor-s Wamlns Falls
U Snvc Mother.
Chicago. III. With the friRhteneil
eyes of his 15- car-old daughter Ger
trude upon him, John Tandyk. 42
years old, shot and killed' his wife
Martha In the kitchen of their home
at 5617 .South Ashland avenue. He
then walked Into another room and
shot himself.
Mrs. Tanwyk died In un ambulance
while being hurried to St Uernard's
hospital. Tandyk was dead when
neighbors and police rushed Into the
house In response to the screams of
Gertrude and her two brothers John
18 years old, and Joseph, 4 year
old.
The murdered woman had recently
made nn effort to have the police
take Tandyk's revolver away from
him as he had often threatened to
kill her. Her effort was in vain as
he had a permit to carry the weap
on through the fact that he was em
ployed as a special policeman by the
Pennsylvania railroad.
Tandyk abused his wife when he
was drinking and they quarreled fre
quently on that account. He was un
der the Influenco of drink when he
returned home. Mrs. Tandyk, her
daughter Gertrude and two eons,
John, 18 years old. and Joseph, 4
years old, hud Just finished breakfast
nnd the. mother was at the sink wash
ing the dishes.
Tandyk sat In 'the dining room a
few moments nnd appeared In the
kitchen door with the revolver In his
hand.
"I saw the revolver In father's
hand and the thought struck me that
he was going to kill mamma." Ger
trude Tanlyk told the Eaglewood po
lice. "I shouted to mamma to look
out but flic had no chance to escape
She ran toward the door of the bed
room off the kitchen when she saw
father with the gun. but he began
Tiring at her nnd then she fell on
the floor and I saw the blood."
When ner child Is In danger a wo
man will risk her life to protect It.
No great act of heroiam or risk of
life Is neces-ary to protect a child
from croup. Give Chamberlain's
Remedy and all danger is avoided.
For sale by all dealers.
1'IUK DIlIIJj SAVKS CHILDREN.
Hundreds of Tnpils March . Out of
Hurtling school in Hochcstcr, X. Y.
Rochester, X. Y. The effectiveness
of the fire drill saved the lives of
scores of children when fire broke
out in public school No. 3 In Tre
mont street, and In a few minutes en
veloped the entire building In flames.
The school, which cost $10,000, will
be a total loss.
When the fire signal was sounded
the 829 pupils and twenty teachers,
marched out witout panic, with huge
volumes of smoke billowing over their
heads and filling the corridors.
A few minutes later the building
was a mass of flames.
Ask Mr. Brown
How's Some Important News for Men
Who Are Growing Haiti.
People who have taken our word
for It that PARISIAN SAGE is the
real hair grower, beautifier and dan
druff cure have never been disap
pointed. Here's the word of a per
son who took our word.
"I have been using PARISIAN
SAGE about a year. When I began
to use It I had only a light "fuzz" on
my head. Now I have a ffood thick
growth and It Is growing thicker and
longer right along. Many people
don't believe It can be done, but
know from my own experience with
PARISIAN SAGE that it can; I rec
ommend It In the fullest confidence,
Galnse Brown, 708 North Fillmore
St, Maryvllle, Mo.
The above statement was made to
Dr. C. D. Koch of the Koch Pharma
cy. Maryvllle, Mo., April 29, 1911
Large bottle CO cents at Tollman &
Co!, and druggists everywhere. It is
guaranteed.
How to cure a coid Is a question In
which many are Interested Just now.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
won Its groat reputation and Immense
sale by its remarkable cure of colds,
It can always be depended upon. For
sale by nil dealers. .
VKATIIEKED HEROES
POSE 1X)H PICTVRF.S
they passed the door on their way to
their own apartment. Loretta and
ueorgc, tne parrots, were making a
fearful noise.
The girls opened the door and
found the flat filled w-ith gas. Mrs.
Mason was lying unconscious on the
floor of her bedroom and gas was
escaping in a great volume from the
kitchen range. They opened the win
dows and telephoned for a doctor.
The Commonwealth Edison com
pany's pulmoter was sent for and
Mrs. Mason was revived after a half
hour's work.
MORE CANDIDATES
FILE PETITIONS1-
dy and she had a piece in her mouth.
I do not know whether my Hps touch
ed hers or not. I was not seeking a
kiss; I wanted a piece of the candy."
he magistrate decided to adjourn
case. Candy kissing Involves a
point of '.aw he wishes to study over
tefore rendering an opinion.
Salem, Or., Feb. 22. Kight addi
tional men have filed for various of
fices. Will R. King of Porfand, former
associate justice of the supreme court.
filed for delegate to the democratic
national convention. I is- platform is:
"If elected as such delegate, I will
at such convention support for pres
ident and vice president respectively,
the person, or persons, who may be
selected by the people of this state
at the said primary election, so long
as there may appear a reasonable
chance of their nomination. In case
rXCI.E SAM SENTENCES
VOl N; PEOPLE TO WED
Penalty f
ItcfiiMUl Is Return to Eu-
rIe.
New York Under sentence to get
married immediately or forthwith go
back to Europe, two young persons
who had fared here from Antwerp In
the s.econd cabin of the Red Star liner
Zee'.and were relegated to the care of
Aravel Aid society, whose secretary
promised to see that one or the other
of the injunctions was obeyed.
The young folk are Virginie Du-
of failure of such person or persons Dois, eighteen, of Berne, Switzerland
to be nominated, I will support for . jier sweetheart admits the mature age
nomination such candidates as I con- 0f twenty. He Is Achille Stra9berger
sider most available and desirable to aso 0; Berne nativity, but more re-
the people of this state, keeping in j cently of Canton, O. Six weeks ago
mind always that we want progres-1 he left Canton, where he had been
sive and not retrogressive men In the Hying since his arrival In this coun
presidential chair. I desire-to have j try four years ago, and returned to
placed after my name on tne pri-1 Switzerland to see his sweetheart
mary ballot tne words: or me peo- Achille said It would be wiser to
p.e s choice. postpone marriage until arrival here,
John D. Mickle of Hillsdale, near as there wtre fewer formalities and
Forest Grove, filed cocfay for the re- less red tape than in Switzerland. As
publican nomination for Oregon dairy; it happened there were two other
I'LlRTATIors WHALE WINKS
AT BRIDE; GROOM ANGRY
Brazilian Pnrrot.s Whoso Cries Saved
Life of Woman Object at First, But
Later Smooth Tlwir Pluningo.
Chicago, 111. Loretta and George
tho two Brazilian parrots who saved
Mrs. Mary Mason from death by gas
asphyxiation refused to be Interview
ed when seen at their residence, 167
West Chicago avenue.
Miss Albeit Howard and her sister
Helen, who assisted tho birds in the
thrilling rescue of Mrs. Mason spoke
for them.
The young girls told a reporter that
the parrots wished to deny the'Btate
ments that they were reported In
tho papers to have made.
"The stories that thoy shouted
'Fire!' "Police!' aiid used bad lan
guage when they smellcd tho gas and
saw Mrs. Mason was overcome by
the fumes are false," Miss Alberta
declared. '
The fact of tho matter Is, the par
rots cannot talk. But otherwise they
are almost human. AVhon they were
asked to pose for their pictures they
protested vigorously and conversed
with each other, in the bird vernac
ular, ns to the propriety of the thing.
When their chatter had ceasod and
the photographer had his camera fo
cused they smoothed down their
bright huod feathers with Infinite
care. Loretta posed In profile and
George looked the camera square In
tho eye.
The birds and the Howard girls
gained fame by saving the life of
Mrs. Mason. Alberta, who Is 18, and
her 13-year-old sister heard a great
commotion in the Mason flat when
New York. The President Grant
of the Hamburg-American line
brought in a company of minor dip
lomats. Among tbem were Perry
Belvin, recently secretary of the Am
erican embassy at Berlin and now
transferred to Honduras;, Charles B.
Curtis, formerly secretary at Chris
tlania, now transferred to San Do
mingo; William Johanessen, secre
tary of the Norwegian legation at
Washington; L. H. Lunt, German con
sul at San Juan, Porto Rico and Fe
dro Bidatt, Spanish consul general
to Mexico.
The diploreits were very eager to
taik about anything except their offi
cial duties. They were especially vol
uble regarding tho adventure of Mrs.
George P. Ward, tho youthful bride
of a Philadelphia paper merchant,
and the flirtationus whale.
With nil solemnity they made as
sertion that tho whale came up along
side of the ship and while Mrs. Ward
was clapping her hands at the rail in
excitement at seeing him, the bold
thing slowly and shamelessly winked
his eye nt'her. Mr. Ward, outraged,
threw alottle at him and when last
seen tho whale was fifteen miles away
going west.
and food commissioner.
Other filings were made by O. C.
ApplegateW Klamath Falls, delegate
to the republican convention; Frank
Newton of Toledo, for the republican
nomination for representative of the
Twelfth district, comprising Lincoln
and Polk counties, and Frederick
Steiwer of Pendleton for the republi
can nomination for district attorney
for the Sixth district, comprising
Umatilla and Morrow counties. His
slogan is: "Pledged to strict and im
partial enforcement of the laws of
Oregon."
Charles W. Sherman, Sr., of Dairy,
Klamath county, has written Secre
tary of State Olcott announcing his
intention to become a candidate for
delegate to the democratic national
convention from the second congres
sional district, evidently holding the
opinion that the delegates are chosen
by districts He will be informed that
the delegates are to be elected by the
votes in the entire state.
young women from Berne who were
planning to come to America, it was
arranged that all should take the
same vessel They did, but when the
Zeeland brought them in, young
Strasberger and his fiancee, who had
planned to get married In Strasberg
er's Canton home, found that they
would have to be married before leav
ing the ship or go back by the Zee
land. The Travel Aid society went
to the rescue.
DOUBLE GETS HIM IX JAIL.
ROf-lMv-tort Rancher Is Taken as Thief
On Photograph of Real Offender.
Fresno, Calif. "Yes, that looks
like my picture all right, but I'm not
the man wanted," William Davis a
respected pioneer rancher of Sanger
said as he gazed at the photograph
of his double, "Bill" Davis, wanted
by the Santa Ana authorities on a
charge of grand larceny.
The rancher was arrested on Wed
nesday after the picture of his double
had been received by the authorities
and submitted to the many friends
of the rancher for identification.
As a consequence, William Davis
spent the night In jail without know
ing what he was in ror. He succeed
ed in establishing his Identity and
now threatens to sue for false imprisonment.
Constitutional guaranties that can
be suspended on any pretext don't
amount to much.
!' Grows hair and we
can prove it
frv?
Hair Becomes Soft, Fluffy, Lus
trous and Beautiful Immediately
After a Danderine Hair Cleanse
CANDY KISS ADMITTED BY
GIRL AND SWEETHEART
Get a 25 Cent Bottle Now and
Forever Stop Falling Hair, Itching
Scalp and Dandruff
Am it Causc PiMise hi tlio Wol; ed, bmtlc and y just
A.llllll miiu iu.iiiii; " " ' ...... .. - . j .
taking one small strand at a tinie; The effect is
immediate and amazing your hair will be light,
fluffy and wavy and have an appearance of abun
dance; an incomparable lustre, softness and luxu
riance, the beauty and shimmer of true hair health.
Try as you will after an application of Danderine,
you cannot find a single trace of dandruff or a loose
or falling hair and your scalp will not itch, but
what will please you most will be after a few week's
iis wlipn von will actuallv see new hair, fine and
duct. In explanation of the arrest , dmvny at first yes but really new hair sprouting
of the motorman. Mrs. Ellis said he ; aj m.er ,le scaip.
had kissed her 17-year-old daughter r)anderine 5s t0 the hair what fresh showers of rain
Gladys in a public street. . I and sunshine are to vesetation. It goes r'rht to the
Gladys is attending the Teachers , ivimntM n,l mrennhms ik'm. Its life-
Training school and a year ago met , rroullc;llff properties cause the hair to grow abun
dantly lon, strong and bcaiitilm.
Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowltor.'s Danderine
itom any drug store or toilet counter ar.d prove to
yourself tonight now that your hair is as pretty
and soft as any that it has been neglected or injured
by careless treatment that's all you surely can
have beautiful hair and lots of it, if you wiil just
try a little Danderine. Peal surprise awaits you.
Brooklyn Justice.
New York. Th brow of Magis
trate Reynolds, In Gates avenue court,
Brooklyn, was deeply furrowed ios
he pondered over a case that Involved
a candy kiss.
Mrs. Sarah Ellis of 1073 Hancock
street had Richard Purcell, a widow
er and motorman, 4S years old, ar
rested on a charge of disorderly con-
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JUDGE A ITER LOAN SHARKS.
Attorney for Such People Included in
Citation Issued by l.nndiH.
Chicago. Attorneys and,the pro
prietors of five loan establishments
have been cited to appear before
United States Disirlct Judge Landis
for an investigation begun by the
court into heir dealings with a bank
rupt, who prayed for an order re
straining the loan agents from filing
nssip-nments with the employers of the
bankrupt.
"Wo must nil admit that porch
climbers and burglars are perfect
gentlemen compared with these prey
Ing persons who nre In the salary loan
business," said Judgo Landis in bo
ginning the inquiry.
"It is a question in my mind w heth
er any lawyer will bo permitted to
practice In my court who continually
from day to day, is in any way affill
ated with these nefarious loan men.'
Ohio Plctlon.
Anyone missed In the soliciting or
tho gathering of material for the sup
per are requested to bring their dona
tions to the church. St. Mary's, O.,
Leader.
the " motorman. w ho has since paid
her ardent attentions.
I told Gladys he was too old," said
Mrs. Ellis, "but she continued to meet
him. In the morning when she went
to school there was the motorman
waiting for her.. Every place I turned
I saw that motorman. '
IN
Hi
Gladys' nunt, Mrs. Mary Graham
went to meet Gladys as she returned j "
from school. As she strolled along
Decatur street she saw Gladys and
the motorman. Then she saw the mo
torman's strong right arm encircle the
waist of Gladys and then gracious
goodness they kissed.
"Yes, I kissed him," Gladys testi
fied, "and furthermore, I intend to
marry him."
The kissing motorman was put on
the stand.
"I didn't kiss her," said Purcess.
You see, judge, we were eating can-
Deafness Cdiuiot Bo Cured
by locnl applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There li
only one way to cure deafness, and that la
by constitutional remedies. Deafness Is
caused bv an Inflamed condition of the
mucous lining of th Kustaclilan Tube.
When this tube Is Inflamed you hare a
rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing, and
when it is entirely closed. Peauess Is the
result, and unless the Inflammation can
be taken out and this tube restored to It
normal condition, bearing will be destroy
ed forever ; nine eases out of ten are caus
ed by Catarrh, which Is nothing but an
Inflamed condition of the mucous mirfacea.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure. Spnd for circulars free.
F. J. CHKNEY ft CO.. Toledo, O.
Bold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Family PI 111 for constipation. 1
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