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JOY FUOERS ARE
PfflfBI
Victims, Shunning Publicity, Arc
Glad to Say "Mum's
the Word!"
MAKES ONE MISTAKE
Holds Up Former Police Sergeant Who
Wat Riding With His Own Wife,
and Now His Game
Is Up.
Oklahoma City. When Jnmcs V.
Uerry, former police- sergeant, matio
a report of nn nttotnpi by a lono oandlt
to hold him up when motoring along n
quiet street, ho started something
that resulted In a revelation. It lias
slneo become known that the robber
has boon operating nil summer and
haB mostly victimized Joy riders.
At tho Central pollco station thcro
Is a secret list of thoso who lmvo re
ported their losses, but it will novcr
bo published. The total amounts to
moro than $10,000 in money and valu
ables. In tho list nro soveral diamond
ringB of considerable valuo.
Tho lono bandit operated almost
entirely on tho streets in tho western
part of tho city. Several strcetB there
nro paved for a dlstnnco of more
than two miles, but aro sparsely set
tled. Shade trees grow in tho park
way on each sldo and tall wcede
cover tho vacant lots.
"I Am an Officer; Get Out!"
On these streets tho lono bandit
operated unmolested. When ho saw
an automobllo coming with a man
and woman in it his practiced cyo
Bocmcd to toll him unerringly whether
or not thoy wero Joy riders. If they
wero bo walked into tho middle of
tho street and held up his hand.
When tho car stopped ho said to tho
occupants, if thoro wero only two:
"I am an officer. Get out and como
:ith mo."
To bo caught by an officer on an
occasion of that kind was about tho
worst thing that could happen.
Usually tho man and woman obeyed
at onco. Tho bandK led them to a
dark spot at tho sldo of tho street
and gavo his second command.
"Put up your hands!"
Perhaps it was a relief to soma of
them to find that they wero only in
tho hands of a stlckup man and not
In the clutches of a pollco officer.
Made Victim Find Ring.
Whon tho robber saw four Joy rid
ers In a car two men and two women
ho usually held them up in tho car.
Onco ho held up a man and woman,
and tho man slipped a diamond ring
from his finger and dropped it in tho
Fired Several Shots.
weeds. Tho robber had seen it on his
finger, howovor.
"What did you do with that ring?"
ho asked. "Hand it over."
With a six-shooter hold at his breast,
tho man said bo had thrown tho ring
into tho woods. Tho robber compelled
him to get out of tho car and search
for tho ring until it was found.
Tho only mlstako mado by tho high
wayman, so far ub is known, was whon
ho attempted to hold up Berry, for
Berry was riding with hiB own wlfo.
The robber came closo to tho sldo of
tho automobllo and commanded Berry
and his wlfo to put up their hands.
Instead of doing so, Barry whipped
out a rovolver and thrust it into tho
highwayman's face Tho bandit leaped
backward Into tho weeds and from
that hiding placo fired sevoral shots,
ono of which went through Berry's
hat
How many Joy ridors ho held up
may never bo known. If ho is over
caught and convicted it will bo on tho
ovidenco of Berry alono, for tho othors
have given notico that thoy will not
appear in court against him. To ex
plain their prosonco with their com
panions would bo ruinous to their rep
utations. Is Called "Meanest Man."
Portland, Oro. Portland's meanest
iman, according to tho pollco, is John
(M. Haborloy, managor of a drug storo,
'who was charged with stealing cigars
and chewing gum from blind Tom
Long's stand.
Dally thefts for over six montha
lmvo totaled a loss of moro than $100
for tho bljnd man.
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FolKWeTouck
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9? Julia Chandleriimxx
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"I Want to Work With You;
THE GULF
Whon Tho Man and Tho Woman wero
married "she was willing enough to
boar her sharo of tho world's work.
In fact it was her idea that thoso who
love and marry should pull together
in doublo harness, accomplishing suc
cess through combined energy, and,
when thoy mado tho path of Hfo some
what smoother through their common
labor, grow old together.
But Tho Man's conception of mar
rlago was quito another matter.
"Why," Bald ho to his brldo, "what
is a man's lovo for if not to protect
tho woman ho loves! Besides I valuo
your lovollnesB too much to run tho
risk of losing it. Hardship and work
mako ono old and ugly early in life.
I shall protect your beauty your won
derful, wonderful beauty."
Whereupon Tho Woman's laughter
rippled llko a sweet song in his cars
oven whilo sbo told him that sho had
rather bo n truo holpmato to him than
a dresscd-up doll to adorn his home,
and Tho Man kissed her rapturously,
insisting that his was tho right to bear
tho greator sharo of all tho burdens
marriage entailed.
During tho first few years of their
life together Tho Woman often pro
tested to Tho Man that ho was work
ing too hard, -and more often com
plained that she would prefer fewer
sorvants and less costly frocks to bis
continued absenco from homo.
"I want you, dear," sho told him ten
derly, "I want our marriage to mean
something deeper than show. I want
to work with you; to bo your truo
companion."
Whcroupon Tho Man took her soft
hands within his own and kissed each
rose-tinted finger, telling her how
proud ho was of her beauty, of the
admiration in which hiB friends all
hold her, and insisted that sho had no
business in tho world of work and
usefulness.
"But," protested Tho Woman, "aside
from tho fact that I am of no Borvlco
in your schemo of living, I am lonely.
Of what good is my beauty to you
when you aro never at homo to sco it."
"That will not bo for always,"
laughed Tho Man. "I am coming on
splendidly. Beforo many years have
gono by I hope to havo my business
in such shapo that it will tako littlo of
my time. Then, dear ono, wo will en
Joy life together. In tho mcantlmo
amuse yourself no you pleaso only
boo that you keop your youth."
Tho Woman obeyed tho wish of Tho
Man. Sho know tho art of keoplng
her youth and beauty and pursued it
with a dlllgenco worthy a better causo.
Ab tho years wont by Tho Man
worked llko a slave Ho waa seldom
with Tho Woman, and long slnco sho
learned tho futility of protests and
complaints. Ills business interests
grow Dlggor and bigger, and aosorbod
moro ot his tlmo as thoy grow. Ho
did not havo much lelauro-in which
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to Be Your True Companion."
to look at Tho Woman, but when he
did it was always with supremo picas
uro and satisfaction, and if over he
had stopped in his mad pursuit of
financial power to thank tho good God
for anything it would havo been for
tho success of his work which had
enabled him to protect his wlfo from
every hardship from overy ugly thing
In Hfo that helps to bring tho lines of
fret and worry to a woman's fnco and
tho stoop of ago to her shoulders.
Tho Woman, from tho high pedestnl
upon which Tho Man hnd set her,
looked out over tho valley in which
ho worked. Sho saw him giving of his
might to tho achievement of wealth.
At first alio wan proud of his success,
although it novcr ceased to hurt her
that sho had no sharo In tho work
which brought It, hut when sho voiced
tho hurt to Tho Man ho told her that
sho was tho very foundation of his
success, his inspiration, his Incentive,
and Tho Woman learned eventually to
bo silont whilo sho watched Tho Man
grow fagged and old and ugly as tho
battlo ho fought took its toll of his
strength.
Tho tlmo camo when a gulf strotched
between Tho Man and Tho Woman
that neither tho ono nor tho other
could brldgo. Tho Man who had forged
all tho links of their united life, alono
and unassisted, found himself stooped
with enro beforo his tlmo, whilo Tho
Woman, because she had not borno
her Bhnro of tho burden, was younger
than her years In both appcaranco
and experience. Finally tho spaco be
tween them bocamo so wido that Tho
Woman mado no effort to call across
it, and Tho Man was so absorbed in
making dollars thnt ho did not notico
what was happening until ono day It
was borno in upon him that ho had
become an old man wrinkled and
stooped and unsteady.
Whereupon ho turned his faco
toward Tho Woman, but all ho saw
was tho great gulf of Bocthing waters
which strotched botwoen thorn, and all
he heard waa her laughter across tho
distance as youngor mon told her how
wonderful a thing was tho youth and
beauty which sho bad managed Ho
keep.
Windmill Signals.
Tho English aro a practical pcoplo
who know tho consequences of spying.
At LeranoB thoro aro a numbor of
mills, flvo or six in a group. Tho
owners of thoso mills aro not permit
ted to run thorn nltogethor to their Ilk
ing. Tho English admiral requires
that they shall havo his authorization.
A proprietor camo ono day to ask tho
admiral permission to run four mills
for two hours. Tho officer responded:
"No, you may run two mills four
hours." Tho reason for this has been
stated that cortain millers had an out
sldo acquaintance with tho sea whoro
tho wings of their mills would carry
signals and roveal to tho Gorman sub
marines prowling about tho Island tho
movements of tho boats of tho allies,
1.0 Crl do ParlB.
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KIDNEY TROUBLE
NOT RECOGNIZED
An tTAtnining nhjpirinn for ono of the
prominent l.tfc inmininoe Companies, in
tin interview of the subject, made the
tmiMuiiK Mntement 1 lint one irnson why
I o many (ippiiennt lor inMtrntire nre re
jected if lirc.iu'o Kidney trouble I com
1 mon to the American people, nnd the
Urge majority of thon uliofo Applica
tion nte declined tin not een nnpcct that
they hao the iliene.
According to tlu it would eem tlmt
medicine for the Kulne,M, poeuii; inl
lirnlnin nnd eur.it no propertied, would lis
bleuitiK to tliou.in'I,
Dr Kilmer's Swamp Hoot, the well
Known Kidney, Iner nnd bladder reinedv.
i remniKnhlv uiwifiil in sicUirM cnned
l Knlnev and lil.nl Icr troubles It i mild
ami Kctttle in it n-tmn and 'In healing in
fliienci i oon noticed in tnont oncs.
There i no othr leiuedy hKe Swnnip
Hoot It will wirelv nnd effectively over
come Kidney, hv"r nnd bhdder tuniMet
and on can ile'iind upon it Go to nnv
dnis'dtore anil got n bottle ho n to Mnrt
treitment todn You will won tee
m.n KimI improvement.
However, if .von vvMi firot to tet tliii
Kieat ptepiintioii feud tell cent to Dr.
Kilmer A ('v., lluiKhimton, N Y, for i
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Anniu It wii8 uwfully diirk whoro
wo met undor tho trcoH, nnd tho llrut
think I know, ho'd klRHod mo.
Kannio 1 wouldn't ho nucry nhout
It, doar. I don't think ho'd lmvo done
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Not Cray Hair but Tired V.jru
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Don't tell your hko.
Credulous.
"Very credulous, la ho?"
"Why, you could Boll him a mort
gago on a cnstlo In tho air." Judgo.
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N. Y. Experiments nt Dr. Plerco's
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Aro you nn eczema sufferer? Do
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ABkltt Hut what's his night rec
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"Anuric" manufactured by Dr. Fierce,
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NOTE. "Anuric" Is thlrty-sovon
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