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'rir&?jiVF'f'i J5JWWV',lWWpiWS ,p,u!? W SstSt fWpffllW DAILY COMMENT ON PEOPLE AND THINGS A very popular ballad for Saturday morning was: "When I Got Up This Morning She Was Gone." "She" meaning the back yard gate or the front porch rocker. But cheer up, Hallowe'en only Jfc, comes once a year, and "boys will be boys." Warden Allen of the Illinois state prison at Joliet says that most of the reforms suggested for Auburn, N. Y., prison have already been put into effect at Joliet. That's a good point to' brag over, 4, as far as it goes. Men who are sent to prison are human beings and are entitled to 'be treated as such. But the question of which state Illinois or New York is advancing reforms that will keep men out of the prisons would furnish a better topic for argument. There has been no noticeable de crease in the number of incendiary fires in Britain since the landing here of Mrs. Pankhurst. A fellow in Washington, D. C, was . given six months' Imprisonment for r kissing another man's wife. , That must have been some whack. And, anyway, the man's name was t Broadax. A West Virginia man who sold his wife for S4.50 was arrested. And we suppose some people are - mean enough to imagine that the man who had the husband arrested was the one who bought the wife. Sixteen-year-old girl thought life looked brighter when she was arrest- a ed for vagrancy than when she work ed in New York department store. Must have better jails in New York than here, even though the depart ment stores are on a par. Would be a tie here, A peasant at Moulins, France, is reported to have killed 400 snakes. Thought absinthe had been ldboshed there. The Brooklyn W. C. T. U. has de clared for dry Atlantic liners. Why not? It's easy enough for a liner to get along on water. It takes the Irish to whip the Irish. Observe what Mr. "Hinnessy" is do ing to Mr. (Murphy down in N. Y. So Bill Schubert, the Andy Law rence cop, failed to pass the ser geants' examination. Or as one po liceman put it: We should worry, we should fret; Bill Hearst Schubert 's out in the wet. LATE NEWS Two hundred and fifty strikebreak ers sent from Chicago to break In dianapolis car strike. William Gonger, 70, 2041 Grace sL, had head blown off by boiler explb sion. Four hundred new sergeants will have to wait until chief of police is appointed. Mexico City. Catholic party loan ed Huerta $2,000,000 with which to pay federal employes. Indianapolis. Unidentified negro killed by patrol wagon while making strike run. Ten injured as result of street car strike, none seriously. Militia may be called out Calgary, Alberta. Large section of bussiness district of Strome burned out Loss $250,000. Kalamazoo, Mich. Three men crushed to death, girl fatally, two others seriously injured when tour ing car skidded and overturned. Hastings, Minn. F. Raymond Ives, former New York prominent business man, killed by train. Aberdeen, S. D. Jos. Wagner, one of "wealthiest business men, pres. Hecla bank, suicided. o o Before a fire brigade can start for a fire in Berlin the members must all fall in line, in military fashion and salute their captain. o o About 8,500 mules were sold in Kansas City last year at an average price of $190. igBAmil Tr ----j aMMaMMBMMMM MIMAfttMtll