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Jlke chose the fishing grounds. and he also sole-ted the flies. “‘1 guess tln-y're taking a siesta 00W.eh?' A New Kmd of 81".. Hector You Buyer. nrchltect of the human of fishorivs. was telling fish Itorles in Washington. “The fish ruse well tlll after lunch eon. Then “my vanished. After an haur uf mu: onsflng l said to Jake: ' I'!‘ “Holty tultv. uow' lmnmejegtau- him-mo.» w the idle ric burgh l‘ust. How Would Thoy Likc M1 “Madam. you \vonr too much (she bur. It injures (tu- nerve centers and “limes (he 1mm cells of the brain." "Young woman. what do you mean by Bach impertlnence?" “Dogmathx isn‘t he?" "Very, He make- I guess. conclude! it 5 his unaltenble oplnlon Intel it .3: 1n Clublhbed fuct and then want! “It!!! anybody who does not um “‘5 Mm "â€"Judze m .1 in: In 3-! Ah VENCEL MUZIK W. Central Ave. 45 St. John. Ava. Highland Puk 1.5.5... :14 This: 578 Concrete Wuk Telephonc 43‘ mum. M LBauhn DENTISTS Chas. E. Russell Civil Engineer and Surveyor 63! Tu Av- “a. Office: Enkine Bunk Bldg. Yoth-nglm Lake Fwest, Phone 534-w Dressed Poultry LAKE gnona CREAMERY 515 Oahu“ Am Mud Put Brands Studio W Park Telephon. 57 Frank P. Mandy Thebfiohmluicfitudio mmmmmu Chou-u: All Orcham Conducting 138 South Second Street HIGHLAND PARK Butter,' Eggs, and Home Tel. abort: 760- H Mandy Studio 413 Kiliflnll Hall, Chicago Suite 4, 5 andfi, State Bank Bldg. DR". WATSON F. A. TUCKER FRANCIS F LORENT mrukfium Surveys. Subdividmg, plans 8: estimata for private public { improvement work Fur appmntmems and booklet of Information address Tend»: of French. Violin C o r n e t. Voice Culture E. E. FARMER Violin Instructor 23] Park Avenue HARRY 1W Telephone 57 Excavating and Cocoa: Floor! on PM.” u w‘r'.“ szul (‘nlhmm (".351 it yuur lifv it'~s :1 gum] mm do an hnur in half Too Fast. His Way. SHOP IICIMID mm. “L Bail-It:- Furfiithed Highland Park H9 Doodcld A" éTURKS IN PLEA FUR MEDIATIUH NATIONS WILL NOT INTERVENIE Acknowledge Their Defeat to Powers of Europe. Constantinople. Filled from Outlying Dlnr London. Nov. 4.~Tur'.\p}'s l‘lr‘a f?! intervention to 510p tlw Hanan war has been made in xain. Tho: lowers appealed to have notified the porte that the War must (‘ominua Some of the governments pointed out that Turkey's proxosal for a ces- sation of hostilitiesâ€"in other words In armisticeâ€"would offend the Bal- kan victors. Others take the position that It Would be an inlringement 'ot International law for the moment. London. Nov. 4. â€"â€" There is a dis- patch from Constantinople that the Turks have turned to the powers with an admission that they have been beaten and a plea for mediation. This application is said to have been made to the foreign ambassadors in (‘on- stantinopie and to the powers through the porte's representatives in the chancellories of mrope. Mediation. with a view to the cessation of hos- tilities. and the opening of peace ne-i gotistions with the Balkan allies is said to be the request of the porte. Fear Gripe Constantinople. The reinforced Turks are turning on their pursuers and fighting he- tWeen istranja and Seral. dhsr division is heading for thstnld- is. it is doubtful if this division. so close pressed are they by the victori- ous Bulgars, can reach their goal, in the meantime the powers are ree- ognizing the serious situation at ConU The sultah's city is till ‘ stantinople. ing up with fugitives from the counâ€" tryside and Ottoman trooi‘s who ran before the allies, and their presence serves to fan the flames of fear that run through the capital. while an ' Photo by Amer Mr. “'srthen i vim..- In the Singer. n Bultim with him and w: She was found house bound. I "crushed in. She ushle jewelry an the blome on Chi '[ed professional and his wife. in w found. The Con“ at Lima. 0. CONFESSH Makes a Clean. Killing Chicago. .\'0\' ty-six hours ( (‘harles .\'. Km killed Sophia : heiress found it day night. Kramer, who: way. added a statement made ton vu mrtly destroyed by fire. Sev- erul wutreues who were sleeping on the premises were killed or injured. Font are known to be dead and it is (cued um other bodleu ”11.19.9394. Fatal Fire In London. London. Sov. 4.â€"The Barker com- pany's department store at Kenning- Her husband Patrick is under ur- rest at the stock yards station. It In believed the woman was murdered end that the husband knows some thing nbout‘ the crime. The thlrd Brltlsh battleship squad. ron with coal tor a. long voyage in the bunkers is steaming eastward from Gibraltar. Although the British Warshlps at Davenport and other places are coaled and ready they did not call as was expected. Chicago. Nov. 4. -â€" Mrs. Mary Barnes, fifty-eight years old. was found dead in her bed early in the dny It her home, 1147 West Forty- aeventh street. The Greeks took Prevesa on the Turkish side of the entrance to the Gulf of Arta atter capturing the heights of Nikopolis. which look down on the Turkish fotress. The Turkâ€" ish garrison fled. but the Greeks cap- tured 400‘ A Turkish torpedo boat in the Gulf of Arts was burned. Wanhlpa to Pan Dardanellea. Constantinople. Nov. 4. â€" The for cign ambassadors asked the porte to allow one warship of each nation to pass the Dardanelles. The porte has consented to the request and the necessary lrades have already been in sued. CARRIED POWDER IN POCKET Chicago Man Be‘lleved to Have Knowl- edge cf His Spouse's Death. Though there is unwonted acthity In and around the foreign ofliw here it. was officially denied that the tor- pedo destrmer squadron that is be- ing overhauled for immediate attion at Portsmouth is preparing for an) Lei ant cruise. King Peter Enters Uskub. Word has been received here that King Peter of Serxia has entered With ceremony the town of [‘skub that fell to his fighting men. In the presence of great crowds who cheered enthusiv astically be embraced his sons. who have been in the thickest of the fight- ing. He promised the former Turk- ish mayor that the Turks would not be harmed under the new regime. Heat from Acne Headllght Cauul Flu! Injury to Newsboy. Hammond. 1nd,. Nov. 4.~â€"A peculiar accident will cost tWe-h‘e-year-old Parker Tiptnn. a nefi‘sboy of Madison county. his life. Parker bought fixp vents worth of gunpowder and w' h in his pocket. While he was \mrming his hands in front of a powerful headlight on an automobile the heat from th» light converged on the powder and it ex- ploded. The boy was So severely burned that he can not lixe. HELD FOR WIFE MURDER v Outlying District: and Flec- lng Soldiers. 1: Obsessed by Fear. with Refugee) New York. Nov. 4.â€"~The clinical , congress of snrgeons of North Ameri ca will meet in New York city on ' fiov. 11 for a sindaya' session. ii is expected that 5,000 physicians and surgeons. from all parts of the conti- nent, will attend. This will be the ' third annual session of the congress, the first having been held in (‘hlcago In 1910 and the second in Philadelphia last year. THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK ILLINOIS Hoboken, N. J.. Nov 4.#As re ,sult of a fight before daylight het mm a Jersey Cit} and a llolzoken police ‘man. each of whom suspected that the other was a dangProus criminal, the two men are in the North Hudson hospital. one with a fractured skull, and the other with {our bullet wounds in the breast Both will die. In the fight one of the policemen depended on the night stick. andthe othervused his revolver at close range The two men are Stephen (‘onatello of Jersey City and John Deltrlch of West Hoboken. When they were picked up after the fight. both were unconscious. Confuse- Hc Murdered Wife. 3! Pull, Nov. 4.â€"â€"Emmet Margin conuswd, according to the police, that he murdered his wife. He gave Maul! up and said he slew after his wife cut his neck with u razor. To In a waiter. Kramer, whose stage name is (‘on- way. added a new 'i’eature to the ptatement made by his wife. Beatrice Ryan-Kramer. known on the variety stage as the “Burlesque Queen," He said that he knocked Miss Singer .down in seiHietense when she at tacked him with a razor after he had rebuked her for making. he said. a suggestion to Mrs. Kramer to go out :and meet some men‘ Kramer ex~ onerlted his wife from nil blame in connection with the crime. New York. Nov. -|.~I\h>mmy 0f the hproic musioians who played "Nearer. My God. to Thee" q} the Titanic sunk in the norm Atmmic last April was honored by musicians here. A bronze tablet to the smell bands- men. prepared by members of the Musical Mutual Protective unlOn,waa unveiled at the clubhouse of the or. gnnlutlon. There was a brief Id- ilreu Ind then I hand similar to that which phyed Is the Tltanc went to he: oceun grave gave out the solemn Itnlns of the hymn which was the ship's requiem. The program contéihs a list of 997. clinics which are to be held in public and private hospitals throughout the city. In addition thew will be a large number of laboratory demon Strations. Chicago. .\'0\'. 4.â€"Broken by thir- ty-six hours of "silent treatmem" (‘harles .\'. Kramer confessed that he killed Sophia Singer, the Bammore heiress found murdered here on Mon day night. Thlrd cunlcaa'Congre-a wm Be Held In New York. Two Officer. Battle, Each Thinking . Other a Dangerous Criminal. New York Musicians Unveil Tablet Mr. “'nrthen ls held in l‘hlcago u I '11an In the murder of Ml” Suphll Singer. u Bulllmore helm-u, who eluw-rl with him and wan to have marrlod hlm She Wu found in u Chluago boardln‘ house bound. gagged and her skull crushed ln. She had been robbed of vul- uable jewelry and money. \Varlhvn Inld the bllmo on Charlen Conway. I one leg- [ed profeulonal dlver and clrcul clown. and MI wlfe. In whose room the body wu found. Thr Comuiys nod and “are cauxht n lea. 0. Makes a Clun Breast oi the Singer Killing In Chicago. ' HONOR TITANIC BAND MEN 5.000 DOCTORS TO MEET Photo by American P7053 Amoclallon CONFESSION BY KRAMER Former Car Conductor wflh Whom Rich Woman Eloped. In Memory of Dead Players POLICE FIGHI DUEL WILLIAM ' WARTHEN MW smmmvore Deposits His Ballot at Engine ‘ House in Princeton. “i feel like a boy out of schooi," he replied with a sigh of relief, for he Admitted that the campaign had been a hard physical strain. Hil Ictlp wound, received in an automobile mil- hap. dis not bother him, he nid. “I haven't had much time to be with my wife and daughters," be ad- ded, “or to get much rest." Princeton. N. J.. Nov. 5.â€"00\'ernor Woodrow Wilson voted the straight Democratic ticket at 10:51 a. m. in the interior or an engine house. He In in the voting Moth four minutes and remarked as he came out that the bal- lot was so big he “had a hard time finding the Democratic presidential electors." On a day In which he was consplo uo>usly before the nation fhe governor was asked how he felt. Most of the day the governor spent in answering letters. At night aunt“ party was at the Wilson home to hen the returns by a private telegrtph wire. Oyster Bay. N. Y.. Non 5.â€"-The only sign of election day at Sngamore Hill was the presence of _llnemen who ran I lelegraph wlre Into a large room on the second floor of Colonel Roosevelts house to bring in the re- turns. (‘olonel Roosevelt passed the day as though it were any other. He sent for his '.secretary and as soon as he had finished breakfast was In his 11- brary at work on his correspondence. Then he took a walk. He went to the village at noon and voted. Cincinnati. 0., Nov. 5.â€"-Preaident Taft arrived in Cincinnati! after a twelve-hour ride across Ohio, during which he appeared on the rear plat- form of his private car to speak. He was driven immediately on his arrival to the home of his brother, C. P. Taft. a During [119 day ihe president play- ed golf on the links or the Cincinnati Country (-Iub. cast his ballot. and then warched the election returns come in. Indianapolis, Ind.. Nov. 5.â€"“I sup- pose you voted the straight Demo- cratic ticket. governor?" "I sure did." replied Governor Thomas R. Marshall. Democratic cur didate for vice presldent. just after he had cast hls ballot at 9:30 o. m. Prooldent Play: 60” Salem Attending to Hi. Dulles as a [Citizenâ€"- Colonel Roosevelt Votes u Oyster Bay. The governor. accompanied by Mer- edith Nicholson, the author, walked to the pong. Chicago Subtrenury Robbery Cu. 8:! for Trlnl. Chicago. Nov. 5.â€"A venlre of fifty men from which to select a jury to try George W. Fitzgerald. former aub- treasury telier. under indictment for the alleged theft of; $173,000 more than the years ago, was ordered by Federal Judge Carpenter; Pretldent Tan Cant. His Ballot I! Cincinnati, Ohio. MARSHALL VOTES STRAIGHT More than fifty witneéses. the mn- jority of whom are officials and em- ployes of banks. were asked to be present next Monday at the opening of the trial. Oregon, “'15.. Nov. 54â€")”. and Mrs. A. S‘ Parsons had a close call from asphyxiation by coal gas at their res idence. They had just returns-d from their wedding and started a fire in a coal stove. They were found by neighbors, Mr. Parsons being unconscious. Medic-I aid was summoned and they were re- luscltnted. fortunuely with no bud elects. [AFT VOTES IN GINBIIIATI Progreuive CnndM-te Cuts HI. BaL ,, lot at Oyster Bay. Wllnon'l Runnlng Mate Wilkl to the ‘Pollu In Indianapolis. COUPLE HAVE CLOSE "CALI. Kill: Big Groundhog; ?enfleld, 111.. Nov. 5.â€"-Groundhogl, which are a great curiosity in cantnl Illinois. but numerous in northern Il- llnou. Are Almost unknown In Chm min county. A medium killed by Edwu-d Car penter In the timber near Penfleld. weighed forty-five pounds and attract; ed much nttentlon. It was the first reported in that county In years. Newly Married Pair Narrowly Escape Anphyxiation by Coal Gan. PLAYS GOLF AND VOTES 0L0 CASE TO COME UP COL. ROOSEVELT VOTES Geary’ 3 Home Bakery handlesthe finatlincof Candies. Ice Cream andBakeryGoods. needmllmorflo Bail-'mtmalocliahfw Tom’ind Cars for Rent. Brokers in} New and Second Hand (hrs Garage Phone 140 Offioo Ind Yuan Ehn Phce and Fintgtree! FRANK L. SELJESTROM ‘a Coal and Wood Pianos and piano work ex- clusively. Tuning, Renting, Refinishing, Repairing. See me when in need ofi a new or Used piano. 125 Wyhin'ton St. Wuhgqul Shop phone 375 Ru. phone I 117 Alden’s Piano EARL G. ALDEN. 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