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HEARSTS '•'T.'XDAT AMERICAN. ATI
-"VDAY SEPTEMBER 14. W3
D JVM TO
DUINCHi
ESTIEfl
Rays From Brain of ‘Wizard’ Edison
Jr+’r *>#*5* <*•+ +•+ -r**r yt-f +•+
Opinions Flash From Thaw to Eugenics
Inquuftt' a Body W" in A
P'ob*bii r ty Ta»» Up Poison
Case This Week.
WIDOW SEEMS CONFIDENT
See*. On j Move n W Coates!
' C^a'ge B’-C'jsr'T by Re'a-
trve* of Dead Husbano
(in 1 . -rorw of »*•: C<n»*f »:
tr,!« w»*, <a »: s>ro!>*.ij. :ry
Owt!* '0Trftl9ttl'>n of th* ■ of
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Atlantan. *Mn« '-U I,—'
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r jt rB*w htrr.t * nwr* v t**
fv*-. rz^rr hjr» tn
In t*>* Vfm Mary B»'>
- *-.* nrl-tow, !t *" h.' P-*-"
tro* horn*, trrrrr r co:ifi1*TT
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n*r *1.4 w’rut be prompMjr arqntVr-:
trr a rrlai ptr7 *’ * fr^'araa t!>*
fcrrr.'.j of the rfia.T» of r*-,t»-'r.r
»«» v rr w»« dona -tray a*
r-e» »«• f -r.« iKtlrt o' *h« a*-*
raa. ,» *■» ' jenlot. » o >--e Rf.v ; r
'or the Hi 'OO for* ur.* ** *' 'na. r'T
^ ' e-
P©'*©* Admitted
Tfc* r*p*>rt of Dr. I? F Harris
tr*"* of «v>rpfliri« ;/• -•**
■ r. *;,«? *t , JXt a>. . # ' e C*f> * •
•-<! !*• r.7t 4*r.!*d trr Mn Crawford
'.r b** o»*:r** Th** i'»^T r>
’ha* **r1t 'I rug »** pr*n> r!t*r<. for |
Crawford during his I*-** t r.**s an-!
dsciar* ’ha* *-.* attend'.'-g :>* .**'“an
wtT! *aJca * • * * *r. a.'. : tssrtif)
'• fc4m‘ii »•***» , *.* opiate to re *'*t
•r.a T**r ■ psln
The Cr*wtffT'i heirs riower*' *a#w
an (Uttrclf different -.lew of tb* ms*
er Tbov '•hart* a roo
»ptr*/~T on th* part of Mm Craw-
fcrt a nr! Fr*-*! Ltunb. a f>aih*r now
l» N>w and who U oo orb* by :
^ba halra aa an arootup-H'-a
Thalr ' oatrotlofi \a *r»ar »hwn J R
^ rawford. Th*en In hla •«• m!l*» *r.*
*o f>t. Auc^attna fVky In 19frf r.
• car' h of health arf took boar ! with
Mary Bale B:tr.op, tha woman then:
*tv4 t r*ara *jo « d ua o '! mar.
an<3 •• awoi aa aha couM mao Tim
will her hU irt r ob*'T*y pataos tr*m. ar*i
*h«ti wa4 Irjmb
Th* '•onte#*log .'.•'ir* are bUcw ax'! ,
of the mar. for »boat wealth
they ar+ fighting and though tha will
route**, baa be**n on pra -Hrally eln'ia
tfie death of Crawford It »u not
jntl a ?w* memtha ago that tba
polaor fhary# was made end tba,
t/ofjy van eTchumed for examination
of fne tiomaeb
Itiuf i Warrartt.
\ <’om»ef» Jury at Carrollton, the
tj j horn* of the r ”rawfo-d«. returned
a verdict declaring that the de- eaaed
bad coma to hi* death trrrm poieon
adm nitterad by hi* v. ife
It *ai then that the of
arroll County rn^’**'! a warrant to
the ftherlff of Pulton for the arr**et-
When of?!' *m went to *erva it Mm
rawf f»rd w»i not at her Atlanta
oorne but ahe afterward - irrendered
to the Sheriff her* and r-romf'* y fur
uj*ibed the 11,000 bond required
In addi’lon to th* poiaon chargo
• h* 1 nle'e* end nephew* have alleged
’hat undue In finance wa* exerriaed
by Mra Crawford to have heme.f
rr^de »h* '•hlef beneficiary in the w: :,
er*d witn'*aea have been Introduced
at the will hearing to prove that at
• e time be uttered the instrument,
<*ravrford wu n'»t only mentally un
balanced through •er.ritJr, but wa*
• -na'ant. under the Influence of
alcohol.
Bac« at WorV A f t** B' ef Va*a
t<o”, Irreirtof It St ‘'Hu-a'
Dyrar'.o” at Sirty-«ix.
‘/ U o«/rf Do Anything for MASHERS PHI
Harry if He Asks Me To,’ jj fj_PJ []Y
Declares Evelyn Thaw
ght or
States to Pfov*
Co^sc racy Charge.
_* t-'ere ire many
-er »hc* *t.-tly
'«-» to rift: tc re-
: ; v' :n
CEW YORK. S-IX—'There are
2y way* is w^icx I Dot^ld Hax-
rhat way cou-d .you help poor |
arcana nd
erne.- w5-s Mrs
? rr.y inccm < *
Ycu all tell
'haw b mother
ry yaw: a* I have done bedora. Some
lay he win raattsa :ha: and cosae to -a;:: _
. . * _ . . * T u * »it -> ' -ars. But he re
* ta*Lng for he.p. to a=l-: me. B*-: e: Harr>* send
The above rxtmei*. *^« »* ,j. e pr - pe7 ce a^^e and I will
day by Evelyn Nat:: Thaw aftr she rc ^ the w* -id :hat I s:and rea*dy
wsj a»«ec what she weald do :f the * aga.n make avery sac rifle* an. dc
1 &*:omeys for Harry Thaw should cal everything a my p-jw*=r to ma/io x^ar-
her :c appear as a witness fer him to j ry a free man**
. effort* to obtain hi* freedom. | ~*rhj d'-‘: you rcmmunicate with
•There * netting is all this xerlc Harr:*’ Tha - f xsemer' was aeried
| that I would not do to help Harry' 'Be-ca^** she cut
if he would come to me and maae a ! mere than a year ag
.■-/jest continued Mrs. Thaw. “H- s'.^r.e* of hew Harry
'•-a.ixes that I have sacrificed ever - 'ha* worked and *acr!filed z ' n:m,
thing .s :se par: for his happinea* | let me tell y 'tat her s r... *
s ? - ' ' ' '
I have gent would no: auit* until Neabft Thaw's has eea"
• Ctry had v z. a :*r.j>*.e victory W to W n S--ce**.
Do you believe you could he ; a deed r =r.e refused to appear
Harry ir ary — aierial way in his j :?• * Tarcdevfy.e an * billed ae Evelyn
hi'h' for freedom"** Thaw, ah* answered:
Tee. Harry realizes that. But Ij -it w^ not because the name Thaw
I “'ill never ^.’*r any ars-Riance :o Kar- _5 distasteful :c rr.a. bu: be'ra'jFe I
ry oniil he sends for me a« : :# wife ' no: w%n: * come *r» ptze
Deperri on H s La wye-s. upon Evr.'T. Thaw :he heroine of a
‘There are a hundred ways :r. which r-urder trial, but I warned to win euc-
| Harry could commuthaie ^itr. me 1 J ce§£ and vrcereby obtain an income
reaiii* that he can no: c me to me for my chiid and my*- f by real abli-
But h* doesn': commur:ca:- -::h me ::y no: by not: riety
- p depends upon his high-priced a.w- Asked whether she would promise
yers.” ; the authorities that she would live
;ould a friend transc".: a ~r5sag* with Thaw as his w'fe if he was given
to you from him that would a/r. :h- his liberty. Mr* Thaw refused to an-
gatr.e a* a persons! — * c sage sc lha »-arer She also refused to answer The
y : . ~ aid hasten to : 5 sice and aid , questkm as to whether in case Thaw
his lightMra Thaw w*a asked regained his liberty she would go
Tea” * with him to Europe.
cis* that with, any- -
rhaWf answer. “Tj
re*..-;r h»ip p a | r (y| en Routed When Young
Matron Resents Their Ap
proach With Blows.
Arctic Has No Terror
For College Girls
University cf Ca foer’a Graduates
Sail to Spend Year Teaching
In Aias<a.
Iowa Professor
Scores ‘Apostasy’
P-ofesaor Lamscn Says Co eges
Threaten to Destroy Foundations
of the Government.
BERKELEY. CAl^. Fept. u _a
winter ir. the frozen north has no ter
rors for y..*s Florence Getche ar.d
Miss Lorraine Andrews, rwo intrepid
young Berkeley girls, who will leave
soon to teach c the high school of
Juneau, A^ska
Miss Getchei and Miss Andrew? are
both recer: graduates of the Univer
sity of California, where they were
very prominent in college doings
They sailed to-day for Alaska and
w.:i be gone a year
Miss Getchei: wi ’ teach mathemat
ics and Miss Andrews will teach Eng
lish. A numoer of sorority girls will
go up to Alaska on a jaunt next
spring, and will ; n the two girls and
return with them in the summer.
History Study Scored
By School President
ndiana Solon Says World Events
Are Too “High-Brow" for Youth-
ful Minds.
HaBTDCGS MICH., Sep: 18.—
Profisecr J. C. Larrson of Nevada,
Iowa, one of the most prominent lead
ers of the Seventh Day Adventists,
condemned th* tendencies in modern
life which, he said, threaten to de-
str- y our constitutional government.
Though the profeesor had for his
*opic “Apostates Fr-^m Republican
ism.” he failed tc attack any par- j
tic Ear political party and did not say
how he classed the Progressives.
Th* class of prbfeasors in Ameri
can universities end cclieges and i
others who are joining them In at - i
tempting to overthrow the Constltu- i
tioE In Its present form were de
nounced at length by Professor Dam
son. Such tendencies, he said, would
commit the Government to religious
legislation.
LOGAN SPORT, TND., Sept. l«v—
Mrs Jessie James stood on a comer
in the business district to-day oon-
vers ng with her father, John Glnga-
m*-an i near by, gazing at her, wer«
grouped five mashers. Mrs. James
bade her father good-bye and started
away.
“Oh, you chickenl Buay?" cried
one of the group.
Wheeling around, Mr* J am** it«p-
pe ' bacK to the group, and smilingly
Inquired, “Who epokeT’
One of the crow r d stepped out and
askef: ‘Where you going7"
Mrs James »iamm*d her flst against
h i face and he staggered. Before hs
could recover she struct: again, a fair,
straight blow, which put him to th*
sidewalk.
Then she rushed upon The other
fo :r who crowded agalnit a building.
Her attack was so unexpected and
forceful that the quartet had felt
- - effects of her fists before one of
them fought back and knocked Mrs
James across the sidewalk and
against a mall box.
She stooped, grabbed a loose par
ing brick and let it fly. It landed
on the head of the man she had
knocked down, and who had risen
and was running away. The others
followed and boarded an outgoing
.nterurban car.
From *he corner to the place where
they took the car a trail of blood
marked the passing of the one against
whose head Mrs. James’ brick collid
ed.
“Sometimes T carry & gun," said
Mrs. James to the crowd that gath
ered about, her. *1 am glad I did
net have it to-day. Hereafter I will
carry it, and if I am addressed as I
was to-day I'll kill the man who does
it."
Blackmailers Reap
Harvest of $200,000
Los Angeles Chief 8aya 8wlndlers
Work Under Quise of Being
Private Detectives.
“OW!” Corns?
Use “GETS-IT”
"GETS-IT, tt>* New Plan Corn Cure.
Make* Any Corn 8hnve Van ih
You’ll nay, "It doe* bra* all how
quirk 'GKTfcJ-IT' sot rid of tha’ • rr
ft’s airr.ost magi' " “ORTH-IT get*
every com, a very tin:*, a,- - ire a* t‘ *-
:v.r ri»*r It taken about two set of:*
“Madam. If You’d Use ‘GETS-IT* for
Corn*. You Could Wear Any Tight
Shoe Easily!"
• . apply .* Com pain* stop, you for
ger the orn, the com Khrlvela up, and
It’s gone! Ever tr: Anything Ilk*
that. You never did Theres r:«>
more fus'-ing vritii pla.-ters that j•*•*•*«
on the con . no more waive* that take
off the hurrounding fi*»r no more
itaodaghe No mor»• knives, file* ,-r
ra».ni Th.at make 1 -rns grow ar.d
cause dar.gor of blo*»d ;•< .win “GKTS-
IT" is equally Iiw.t.Ioi u, healthy or
Irritated r!*nh It ‘‘gets’' *evr>' < on:,
war crJio.jw and butuon ve g,,t
"OETF-IT** sold at a!l druggist*
At JS cents a bottle ■ n i
of prl< e b> fc. lAwrwnc* tjornpany,
Chicago.
ar \m ke .^unapes, w^-er* *be JMiaor.*
wound up *h*!r New England stay
Unusually Vigorous.
T'.f ** wh'. failed to r*‘ ognlas the
inventor *aw in him an asssotllv
vigorous rnan for b.a years
If els hat was off, ons noted ic-
■far’ly the wrlde. lofty brow th* brow
of a thinker As 'J^nera! I^sw Wal
lace said of Htmonldes. the steward In
"Ben H xr. ' 1: *. apparent that a man j
with e*j' b a bead must hav* a tr*
mendous brain from 'njb'.c capacity, if
nothing e.s*
Mr Edison has bright eyes, rray-
blu* *y*a tha* gaz* ever a© keenly
But they ur* not merely sharp eye*
They ar* kindly '>r.es and bumoroaa,
too for “Wizard” Edison exemplifies
the old saying
**A little nonf-ens* now and then
Is rails ' ■ -n "
Witness his Mttl* jok* about “run
I nlng up to Colgate's to tak* a bath"--
t sly illusion to the soap with which
| his host is ever associated.
Brain Works Like Flash.
jrr»'‘*‘-d ns a sack su.t of
I dark mixture. Mr Edison Is neat In
.ppearancs. .»ny idea that an inven-
mtkMrj
j necktie askew* does not apply to Mr.
! Edison. Maybe he is naturally natty,
I ma> e Mrs. Edison )***• to ft that her
distingul^heil husband always is pr*-
! rentable Anyhow, ns ‘ as well kept
- as a man n«-*d be
I Hpeak to Mr Edison and right away
you realize that you have started
•ome thing
He replies quickly
Ml* brain seems to work like a
j Maeh
Ills .mswer comes on the instant,
I and Is a full, iomnl- *e one. Mr. Edi
son knows what he knows and when
j he makes a reply he covsr* the
i ground.
!!* uses few gestures, but he keeps
his r a. A hand cupped up against his
j right ear because he Is hard of hear
ing :n th*- left ear and he use* tho
jdght one He has put his hand up to
I
* hu* actually pushed the lobe of the
! ear out a little
Cordial and Democratic-
H* is as cordial as h* Is al*rt and
I as simple and democrat!' as he *
• •ordial. Huch is the best known 1 iv-
' ing inventor in apparunce
Mr. Edison has pronounced ideas on
•about every top.' of current thought,
j from “X-ray” gown* to mental st«nd-
ards and from eugenics to “Casini
Johnny," a* he dubs Harry K. Thaw
Spellers Stumped by
' Rhythm' First Word
* Chicago Club Members All Miss and
Judges Order Spelling Bee
Started Over.
CHICAGO. Sept IS -The word
"rhythm” almost broke up a spelling
match at the outing of the Empire
State Club at Bautina.
It wan the Jln*i word given to the (
j twenty-five contestant#— all former
New Yorkers now living in Chicago--
and not a person could spell it
The Judges conferred and started
over again, after promising that
rhythm” would not be giver again
Mrs Alexander Dennison finally won, |
I after her closest competitor* had
j stumbled over the word “judgment
About three hundred attended the
joining, which was in charge of J C.
| Merrill, president of the club.
HERE ARE MR. EDISON’S VIEWS
ON SOME OF THE LIVE TOPICS
DANCES AND DRESS Th* weird dances and freakish
dressing are not an indication of moral deterioration, but mere
ly the expression of peculiar mental flights They are here to
day and gone to-morrow.
EUGENICS A splendid proposition. Affection will not
he subordinated. As physical and intellectual evolution takes
place affection will be deeper and more wholesome.
THAW—It is about time we lost “Casino Johnny.” The
country is better without him and too much publicity haa been
given him.
AMERICA—America is the hope of the world. Here we
are constantly advancing, because the mental standard is con
stantly improving as the result of public school education.
TRUSTS Trusts are good arid bad. Government control
means the end of the trusts that conspire against the public
good. It is for the Government to regulate the trust business,
eliminating the bad and protecting the good.
ROOSEVELT—A solid man. an honest one, who has been
under fire for twenty years, without one shaft by the enemy
striking a vulnerable spot.
POLITICS I am a Progressive. Advancement cannot be
attained without these changes. The Republican and Demo
cratic parties stand for the old order of things.
MEXICO—I .atins and Anglo-Saxons do not mix and never
will. Mexico is incapable of self government. It would not be
wise for us to interfere.
VACATIONS It does seem great to have a day off. What
a wealth of material there is for the human mind to enjoy if
one only has one’s eyes open to it.
WORK So metimes, after nineteen or twenty hours’ work ;
1 hate to give it up, even for a few hours' rest.
SLEEP—Sleep is largely a matter of habit.
ELECTRICITY -We are in the infancy of electricity. It
is taking the place of steam the world over.
CANNED" MUSIC—It has been the aim of all phono
graph manufacturers to eliminate the scratching noi.se of the
needle and the composition. Eventually we will produce music
minus all scratching sound.
INDIANAPOLIS. S*pt 13.—History
I is one of the most useless subjects
j taught in the common schools. In the
W. Parsons, presldsnt
Indlana State Normal School
at Terr* Haute.
President Parsons says he bases
his thoughts about history on the
necessary reaction on the part of a
Novc Method of Making Merchants person acquiring historical knowl-
Drlve Out Pest Dee ded on j
‘Count the Flies/Now | of the Indian!
Slogan of Kansas '
by Board.
TOPEKA. Sept. 13.—“Count the
flies:” instead of “Swat the fly:” vrill
be the slogan of the State Board of
Health for next year
Without getting nearly the amount
of advertising fr >m such a war cry.
the Health Board of Ohio has been
getting results that are entirely satis
factory by the application of a clever
idea which the Kansas board has de
termined to appropriate.
Next year the proprietor of the res
taurant or store who permits flies to
buzz around where flies ought not to
be may expect to And In his daily mai!
small cards bearing some such mes
sage as this:
• Dear Sir While in your p’.ac* of
business yeeterday I counted fourteen
flies Yours respectfully,
“JOHN DOF.”
That is the Ohio Idea. The Kansa*
Board of Health will have a lot of
cards printed and w*i!l get the wom
en's clubs over the State to distribute
them.
edge. To make his words clear, he stores of hydrogen and
J said the mind of a child, and ever
that of an older person, can not
grasp the magnitude of the battle of
Gettysburg or similar events, which
j are the more important history* ies-
; sons.
Despite his opinion. President Par-
i sons did not advocate less history In
the grade schools or any change in
the system of teaching that branch.
Safer 'Harbors’ for
Germany's Airships
Even Subterranean Dock Is Planned
for Kaiser’s New Aerial
Dreadnought Fleet.
Special Cable to The American.
BERLIN. Sept. 13.—Germany is pro
viding airship “harbors” along the
French and Russian frontiers. Al
ready she has 3. hangars that shelter
40 dirigibles ar.d are supplied with I
petrol. J*"*
New and improved hangars, each LIfl/ sh
capable of holding two Zeppelins. an d
will be built at Darmstadt. Mann
heim, Hanover and three other cities.
Some will revolve as the wind varies
to admit monster alrwhipe entering or
leaving.
A subterranean dock is planned
to protect the airships from overhead
attack.
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 13.—Declar
ing that Los Angeles is infested with
blackmailers, operating as private de
tectives. Chief of Police Sebastian
recommenced to the County Grand
Jury* and to the Police Commission
th© passage of an ordinance licensing
all private detective institutions.
Sebastian said he based his recom
mendations on a record showing the
payment of upwards of $200,000 in
blackmail tribute.
TALC IS BORATEl>
white
y; (MrffiyaJj vg
.THERE is do ctb«r Tal-
3 -*• cum Powder so sofr. so
smooth, so delightfully
perfumed.
Ouannttvd Par*
tO Cents ■ Sox
glDtd mud ru&de on f by
TALCUM PVFW CO.
Bu>h Terminal Bulidlit*
DnokJyn, N. Y.
■airu-jQwwi
15he object ol putting our
ACCUSED SWINDLER IS i WOMAN ELECTED ON
TRAILED FOR 5,000 MILES PROGRESSIVE COMMITTEE
Greeley Coach Will
Make One More Trip
Ancient Vehicle That Hauled Editor,
Brete Harte and Mark Twain
Will Reappear.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 13.—When
California makes merry at the Por-
tola Festival next October, in thii
city, a post of honor in the parade
will be given to "Charlie McLean No.
1“—a stage coach with a place in the
history of the State.
This coach is a Unit with the pe
riod of Bret Harte and Mark Twain
According to Bonn, from $f,(
to $10,000,000 in bullion has been
transported in it Black Bart. Joaquin
Murietta and Vasques halted it in
their heyday or were defied by its
messengers. It still carries bullet
hoies.
It was in the “Charlie McLean”
th^t Horace Greeley made his noted
ride to keep a lecturing engagement
at Placerville, when the name wasn’t
Placerville. but Hangtown. Sam
Clemens was its passenger many
times when, in his newspaper days,
he covered the Nevada Legislature at
Carson City.
in a carton, is to protect it from
flies, rodents, roaches and
all forms of insect life and dirt
Yon know that in the Grocery Store each night
rats hold revelry in the rice barrel.
To guard against this unhappy condition, merely
state
T’EXTRA LI A. ILL., Sept. 13.—After
having traveled more than 0,000 miles
in an effort to run down a crook. Spe
cial Agent J. E. Stoy, representing a
Chicago furniture company, arrived
here this afternoon.
Stoy ha* been on the trail of this
man nine months, covering Colorado.
Wyoming, South Dakota, Missouri
nd tv uthem lllinoi* Traces of the
fugitive's work were discovered lu
i: * ndale Duquoiii and Staunton.
H* :ak*s orders for a furniture house,
collecting on th* orders, and the
4 »>ds are not delivered.
LOS AXGELErv 6ept. 13.—Mrs.
John D. Hooker, of San Francisco and
Lob Angeles, has been unanimously
elected by tho Progressive National
Committee at Washington to the of
fice of California national commit
teeman. to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Mrs Isabella Bia-
‘ ney. according to an announcement
made here to-day by members of the
Progressive party. Mrs Hooker who
is one of the best know n women of
California, is now traveling in
Europe.
UTAH TO BOOM STATE
IN ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN
SALT LAKE CITY. Sept. 13.—“I air.
for Utah."
Within the next month this 6log«n
will be fixed in the minds of every ;
local Utah man, woman and child.
This 1b the aim of the publicity I
bureau of the Salt Lake Commercial .
Club.
The plan for financing the bureau '
was completed by the finance com-j
mittee vesterd&y. The first move was i
to order by wire 100,000 “I Am forj
Utah” buttons These will be sold •
for 25 cents each. The finance com- !
mittee hopes to rai*e an initial fund I
of $25,000 by this means.
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