The day book. [volume], June 03, 1912, Image 25

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Sharon, Pas $100,000 fire prap
'tically wiped out village of Sandy
Lake. 1 fireman probably fatally
burned and others injured.
New York. Rioting in wait
ers' strike followed calling out of
men at Hotel Netherlands Satur
day night.
Washington. "Turkey trot,"
"bear-cat" and "bunny-hug"
dances forbidden at fashionable
Chevy Chase clubs.
- New York. Murray's, Church
ill's and Fleischman's restaurants
have recognized waiters' union
and agreed to men's demands.
Milwaukee. Man claiming to
be Dr. Jos. F. Arnold, Philadel
phia, graduate University of Vir
ginia, arrested. Forged check.
Memory gone. Drug fiend.
Paris. Margaret Craven, Mad
ison, Ind., music student. Suicide.
Bullet in head. Letter from Amer
ica had caused despondency.
Washington. Judicial commit
tee will handle meat inquiry.
Baton. Rouge, La. 9 convicts
made attempt to escape from
.prison here today. 3 succeeded;
3 killed; 3 recaptured.
Springfield, III "Second" and
"Third'! special sessions of state,
legislature may adjourn this
week.
New York. Job Hughes, law
yer, has announced candidacy for
Republican nomination for gov
ernor. New York. Joseph Sterling,
35, and Carlo d'Phianvo, 48, cous
ins, quarreled over card game.
Pistol duel. Both dead.
London. King George cele
brating 47th birthday today.
Philadelphia. John Watson,
Atlantic City, fasted 46 days to
reduce weight. Hospital.
Taft, CaL 7,000 barrel oil
gusher of Pacific Crude Oil Co.
is burning. Two 5,000 barrel
tanks ate within 50 feet of the
blaze.
IT'S EASY TO DO IF YOU
KNOW HOW
To pour a liquid from a glass
tumbler into a bottle without
spilling most of the contents.
The end of a straight stick or
glass rod is inserted in the open
of the bottle, and the edge of the
tumbler or cup is simply heldi
s
against the rod and the liquid al
lowed to trickle down it intcc
whatever is to be filled.
Not a single drop will go -out-
side. It is necessary to pour slow
ly, but the fact remains the trick
can vbe done and the hands saved
from being smeared with oil or i
other such liquid.
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A slip-on-dress that opens coat
fashion at the center front and is I
adjusted by patent fasteners may '
be made of any summer material I
and is most useful for the busy i
woman; v