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By Earle C. Reeves
International News Service Staff
Correspondent.
LONDON, June H. Isadora Duncan
has thought thinss'over. life iV cruel.
Years ago England was cruel to nor.
' It let her starve.
But this is her
decision?
"If I had my life
to live over again
I think I should
marry a nice Eng
lishman and live in
the country."
Isadora married
to a quiet and re
tiring Englishman
and settled for a
whole lifetime in a
' secluded nook in
the hills is a pic-
y' JaJJ ture in striking
"""""1 contrast with tho
dancer's rather tur-jirent history.
"I have been motoring in the coun
try, and when I felt the sun and saw
tho primroses 1 thought that the peo
ple who, aftor all, get most happiness
lire those who work on the earth and
never try to do anything else," said
Miss Duncan.
The boulevards of Paris may well
be shocked at that. And even more
startled at her preference for London,
consldoringi ...
'I came to London in 1899. I danced
like a Hunbeam, I danced like an angel
In the Fra Angelico pictures, 1
danced, like a streak of lightning. .
"I was lovely. Ono Is always lovely
at eighteen. I had, unconsciously, dis
covered this new thing, and I danced
for tho critics then.
Landlady Not an Artist
"Well, a landlady seized my trunks.
I lised to sit on the gravestones in nn
old churchyard in Chelsea and wonder
If ;I wouldn't be better under the
earth.
"'If you would only dance at Lady
S,o-and-So's," people told me, 'your suc
cess would be made.'
"After I had lived on penny soups
for a week I would dance at Lady
So-and-So and she would afterward
ask if I would like some strawberries.
"Once at Chelsea House somebody
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WILL WIN IN 4TH
IF
ATLANTIC CITY, N, J., Juno 2.
Champion Jack Pcinpsey, anxious to
resume his conditioning for his match
with Georges Carpentier, yesterday
violated the orders of his manager,
Jack K earns, who had prescribed
four days of Idleness for him, it was
learned today. Jack slipped away
from his camp and did about five or
six miles on tho road. But ho did not
Allow the inactivity of the camp in
the absence of Kearns, who is in Now
York, to lure him into social frolics,
tfome theatrical friends telephoned
him they wero "coming to visit him
and Jack avoided them by taking a,
long motor trip.
The title-holder broke lifs silence
on the possible outcome of his fight
July 2 when a friend asked him point
bjank if ho would knock out Carpen
tlorj; "f have a hunch that T will," he re
plied laughingly, "and if I'm feeling
good that day tho fight will he over
inside of four rounds." .
MANHASSET, X. Y., June 2,
Sparring ' partners who have entered
the ring for workouts with Georges
Carpentier declared today thnt Demp
sey's changes of winning over the
FrencH' -liOxihg champion were ex
tremely rtlm.4;,.-,.i; . .;
Jat'k Goldhericr.' a welterweight from
I'Hrmnin. who received a bit of pun
ishment In the stable arena yesterday
declared he bad never seun such a
powerful right hand.
"It will foot anybody," ho said.
Sam MnVey, a' negro heavyweight,
who has known Georges since he be
Kn his ring career, bore out tho
statement concerning the strong right
arm, nnd emphatically declared that
Ueinpscy would experience uncon
sciousness July 2.
T
IS
V. ; (I. McDonald, proprietor of
Rogue Elk resort, was in Medford
Wednesday. He says the resort is
open for business and that tourists
have begun to arrive Mr. McDonald
has repainted and repaired the re
sort, built sidewalks and otherwise
Improved the resort. .
Mr. McDonald has also made ar
rangements to build a lodge at Pish
lake on the south fork of the Umpqua
and expects to begin work as soon as
the snow will permit..
To reach this resort the trip will be
made by auto to Brown's cabin and
thence by horseback 14 miles to Fish
lake.
F. B McDonald, who has the con
fectionery and campers' supply store
at the resort, was also in Medford
Wednesday. He has enlarged his store
and stock of goods for this year.
Grouse are easily domesticated.
snowcij me a basketful of gold. 'Look
what you have made for the blind
girls,' they said, and brought me a
cup of tea. I was starving, and too
Bhy lo ask for a muffin.
"I starved In London for a year
then, leaving my grandmother's jew
elry in pawnshops, 1 went to Paris
land starved thore. Then I went to
! Ilerliu and made a success."
i The success, she declares, was
! startling.
"After never having enough to eat
it seemed so wonderful !o be making
15000 a night that I put an advertise
ment in the papers saying I was now
so rich I would adopt forty little girls
"1 wanted to give them the wonder
ful education I had always wanted
myself. They were poor, half-crippled
children that wero brought to me, but
In a year they were the loveliest
things in Merlin.
Obicene Modern Dancing
"The kaiser was against my having
a school there. He thought it revo
lutionary, but one day he saw the
children walking and asked: 'Whoso
are those beautiful children?'
"What I taught them wns not danc
ing, but expression of life."
nut the "children" of today, the
girls who make up the chorus of the
music hall stage, they are indeed to
be pitied, even by Isadora?, who ljas
twinkled over the footlights for 111016
than twenty years.
"The other night I was taken to1 see
a musical comedy," she said, "and
could not keep back my tears, nt the
sight of beautiful children kicking up
their heels, saying ridiculous words
and making obscene movements.
What Is to become of them?
"But to have performances every
night seems to mo like prostituting
the theatre. I would , bavo theatres
where drama and music and dancing
should all bo given without strangling
one another, and, I would have four
performances a year.
"People should go for purification
and inspiration. They should hoar
such grand words that their whole
lives would be uplifted.
"Theatres ought to bo free. If any
body Is paid, tho people should bo paid
to go."
DENBY TELLS NAVY
GRADS TO FORGET
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ANNAPOLIS, Md., June 2. In pre
senting commissions to the graduat
ing clans of the naval academy here
today, Secretary Denby, himself an
enlisted man in the navy in the Spanish-American
war and a private, ser
geant and commissioned officer In
tho marine corps In the world war.
struck a now nolo in urging that pro
fcsslonal attributes of tho naval of
ficer be combined with respect for
the enlisted force.
"You must so conduct yourselves
that your superiors In rank shall re
spect you, your equals love you and
those under your command obey you
with a smile, the secretary said. You
must be officers, but not snobs. Your
commissions are III bestowed unless
you are free from a foolish vanity of
rank.
Vl'rido should be yours, a very Just
and honest prldo In your uniform,
That pride may bo best shown by so
wearing that uniform that ull must
honor it and you.
"No ono knows better than I with
what great respect the enliHted man
looks upon an officer who is 'every
inch a man. The enlisted man .will
quickly size you up. He quite prop
erly feels that ho .Is 'too much of a
man himself to want to be command
ed by one lacking any essential cle
ment of manhood."
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Internal Baths
Mrs. L. M. Wadllo, 2043 National
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It Is difficult to believe how many
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The "J. B. j. Cascade," the scien
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It is the invention of Chas. A. Tyr
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