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'FRIEND' DIVIORCE FOR W. J. ENGLISH PDT OUT BIG FIRE WITH DIRT Firemen Prevent Disastrous Ex' plosion at Varnish Works. -nra VITIIMrt VirkbITEMAIt, Nrxr I 4 .1 'TM- tiliCACCI Vrtb--N-t-niliVit. -t, 1 4FRIEND' DIVORCE-s: -PDT OUT' BIG FIRE WITH' DIRT I ---c2-------- FOR W.

J. ENGLISH Firemen ent.Disastrona Ex- if, t414 IR Feld.70 0 1-e plosion at Varnish Works. 0 v.7...-, 7- Former Chicago Official and Lawyei Agrees to Decree' Granted on Coast. FO: Forme, adcago Official and Lawyer Ag. rees to Decree OIL STORES NEAR FLAMES.

Engine Company lien Dig Earth from a Nearby Lawn. OIL STORES NEAR FLAMES. 1 .2,... 4,,... -S: i-r- I 4 11w--.

Vic 41. ,0 0 0., rir4 'IP 1 I I ilts I. I .16 a IF, 11MI.Off. ff ATET PRECGS TUE SUIT. 111 I announce extraordinary- values in 'a special sale of famous gloves i 0 SeCOndS of Kayser I.3U and $2 16button gloves at 95c pair nounce an extraordinary- values 1 In a special, es us gl oves us gloves Mem of engine company No.

9 put out I Couple Parted After Arrival in dirt. ThiT diNYIPedl armlet chemicals. and hose and set to work rata During Long Tour of with shovels, saving ths whole plant of Mk Standszd 'Varnish comgpszy 2i330 Airaour European Natioln. 1 OLVOZ3.1,16. preventing the explosion of 200 gallon turpsntillo tank they probably big firs yesterday' srith dirt 'May droPPed alma and hose and set to work with shovels, sexing th.

wholo plant of trrb Standard 'Varnish 2020 Armour I 200 gallon turpentine tank they probably COT 1 Ir Tliee are n. shades; of g-ray, mode, tan, ctampagne and black or white. kit Ivor, Pari's point and cord backs. No First floor. State street.

saved adjoining property. Without the 1 shovels and the lawn from 'whioh earth was dug heavy loss would have been certain. The fire started. from an explogion in one of the oil boiling rooms and spread rapidly. A minute after the report was beard the fifteen girl employfis sprinted into the street uninjured.

The force of 100 mItzt or more Etayed in an attempt to Stop the fire without assistance. When the fireznn came the employs were sent to draw off the oil in adjoining room and prevent further explosions. The companre building Is a two storTbrick structure extending nearly half a block and almost a full block deep. The ex-plosion took place In the west end of the second floor and before the engine companies could arrive the blase was shooting from the roof. Chemicals had no effect tm, the burning' oil.

and, water made matters worse. There was real alarm when the blaze began creeping slowly toward the big turpentine tank. and leaving a small squad to stop the spread In other directions nuyet of the firemen were armed with shovels ands pointed toward the lawn. In five minutes the edges of the tank were banked with earth and the trail of flame from the main lire buried. More of the lawn was torn away and tons of earth heaped on the fire untfi it was M.

thiguished. Lose is estimated at $4,000. 'Tis ditoh digger 1 should ha' said Pipeman McGuire of company 9. ie jj A r. c- 0 1.

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ais wife; formerly Miss Clara. Sutro doughter of the late Adolph Sutro, brought the action. lair. English was in the western coast city recently. and It was thought that the agreement by which the separation web about was consummated at that tuna Desertion was umileratood to be the technical basis upon.

ins separation did not come as a surprise to cohicago friends of the couple, ae it was hisown they had separated neari three rase ago. Mr. English has anent a Creak dial of his time abroad recently and is said to be out of the city now. Once Dunne's Partner. Ins residence is at 1100 East Stint y-fLfth etreet and h.

slow bay offices in the Ashland block. At one time he was ln partnership with former Mayor At different times be has been attorney for the Hibernian. hank. the Catholic bishop of Chicago, the memo City Railway company, and the peoples Gas Light and Coke company. He served several terms as a member of the school board beginning In 1874.

He is a for tees president of the Chicago Bar association and a member of the Chicago Athletic as-- iodation. Es married Mies iSutro at Los Angeles in MS. At that time he was's 53 years old and villa bride Was several years hie junior. The 'wedding wee one of the most brilliant PociaT of the year in Loa Angeles and the Chicago man took his bride on an extended trip through Europe. Agree to Disagree.

In May of 1800 they were in Faris, and it was there, according to Mrs. English's testimony. they agreed to disagree, although it was not until July 15, 1909, that they finally separated. Mrs. English then returned to Switzerland, where she since has spent a great deal of her although maintaining a legal residence iniSan Francisco.

The only witnesses in the divorce case were Mrs. English and her brother, Charles Walter who corroborated her statement that she and her husband had been separated for elAtte than a year past. The charge of failure tupport was said to have been brought 4z.to the case merely in conformity -with legal treaedure as it was reported. all property maims had been fettled out of court- No moVon for alimony was made during the vedings. WI tion for tolo dout tilts' coot tho I broil Ono tech t.0 tuot Tearl deal to Arm wool with 'time Chic PIO StrY too? and Jodi He 1.936.

kis 'wede oven Chia "Aerolux porch shades exclusively at Mandel's The best Shade on the market, and the only porch shade with patent reinforcements and 1 adjustable guys to hold t6 shade in position and to prevent whipping in the Wind. "Aerolux" porch shades can be had in all the popular sizes, i and the colors are green gray. brown and olive. We elusively. sell them in Chicago.

Fifth floor, State street. Beginh ing Today: MOTORING ot it i 11' DISPLAYS 1 4. That will mark this store as the cdirAV 2... --------l-- authoritative source of Men's 416b--- 1 til Motoring Apparel and of all 4111111 youi) -r---- forms of accessories necessary to 0.4e the Perfect Equipment of the Car. 4 '1 IN THE SPECIALTY CLOTHING --17r- 1 Second Floor, North Room, we At, have arranged the most interestmg and corn- prehensive display of Things Motoring that men have recently had the pleasure of viewing.

ftliAlb A rn- 1 There is arapidly growingrecognition of the a OPV ccurvenience, the comfort----the common sense 4 3, of correct Motoring Apparel, garments de- signed specifically to be worn in and about ty and this recognition finds its finest i01 E. the Car, here. 11 t--7 Coats recently from the hands of London 1 I III 14011., I Ei 1 4' tailors and from the best of American 1 i tol shopsDusters and Raincoats of all descrip- tionsCaps, Gloves, Legginsall are practi- cal. A $50 Overcoat, tailored in London of wonderful hand-woven Scotch fabric, may touch elbows with a $1.75 Duster, and each for its purpose is as sensibly practical as the otherwhich, we believe, is what motorists want. second Pber.

In Automobile Accessories we not only show a complete display but have made unusual efforts to satisfy ourselves that every article is worthythe best of its kind. A CORDIAL INVITATION IS EXTENDED TO ALL INTERESTED IN AUTOMOBILING TO "-VISIT OUR DISPLAY DURING THE WEEK. 1 Beginning Today: I MOTORING ot -'k4-4, AP DISPLAYS 1 ek, That will mark this store as the cdirAllit psul .,4" i 0 authoritative source of Men's .,) 4,, it 4121, Motoring Apparel and of all 411--Ibi -you'llmig) -r---7---- forms of accessories necessary to- the Perfect Equipment of the Car. 44ril ...4 IN THE SPECIALTY CLOTHING 1 1 Second Floor, North Room, we A ,40 have arranged the most interesting and corn- Tillia prehensive display of Things Motoring that al gro kvtpli men have recently had the pleasure of viewing. ftliAlb.

til 'rn---- There is arapidly growing recognition of the 0-, OPV ccurvenience, the comfortthe common sense i-. of correct Motoring Apparel, garments de- signed specifically to be worn in and about ity 10 the Car and this recognition finds its finest expression here. iv Coats recently from the hands of London 1 I 41 '''''''1) tailors and from the best of American shopsDusters and Raincoats of all descrip- 1 tionsCaps, Gloves, Legginsall are practi- A (Zcn 4 1 A WIRE CONCERN POOL PARTNER, SAYS A STEEL TRUST WITNESS. LI. 1 I 4.0x7.6; at 2.25 8.0x7.6.

at 4.25 I Size 6.0x71, at 3.25 Size 10.0x7.6, at 4.50 horseshoe Manufacturers' Official Explains in Detail How Business of the Country Was Managed. New York, May American Steel and Wire company. one of the biggest of the subsidiaries of the tnitedStates Steel corporation, was a partner to pool agreements with other manufacturers whereby' prices on United States government bids were fixed and the business divided among the pool members. according to testimony given today in the government suit to dissolve the torpor ation under the Sherman anti-trust The testimony was given by Samuel Bailey of the office st E. E.

Jackson, supervisor of the famous wire pools, whose members were indicted and fined a year ago. )1 i A OBITUARY. But bamboo porch tvicle outsiJe i barl, are offered at the following praccs: Natural bamboo Green and brown shades: bamboo: Szs 4.08.0, at 950 Sizo 4.08.0, at 1.25 Size 6.08.0, at 1.45 Size 6.08.0, at 1.90 Size 8.0x8.0 at 1.90 Size 8.08.0, at 2.50 Size 10.08.0, at 2.40 Size 10.08.0, at 3.15 Size 12.08.0, at 2.90 SiZ41 12.0x8.0, at 3.80 Gran ancl matting porch mats. specially and 18c 1 KNtTD ADLAND. who came to Illirtois in 1S37, died yesterday at his residence, 014 Poplar avenue.

Austin. He was born in Bergen. Norway, eighty-three years ago. MBS. LNELSIGNA WESTENGABI) wife of A.

A. Westengard, rettred-real estate dealer, died yesterday at the residence at 2150 West Adams street; aged 73 years. Ed ED I -H A. C. McCLURG CO.

I -I Alet, Announcement, eeks east Out cura Was 30Y THIEF DEFIES POLICE; WOMAN INDUCES CONFESSION. le therly Talk by Mrs. M. D. Kelso, Vic.

tim of Robbery, Causes Youth to Give Up Pocketbook. A motherly talk by Mrs. May Donnally Kelso yesterday broke the spirit of Benjamin Jendricks, 17 years old. and with tears streaming down his face he admitted stealing a pocketbook from her studio in the Auditorium building. Tor two hours the boy had defied detectives, and although he was thoroughly searched twice he kept the pocketbook secreted on hie person.

Mrs. iCelso was. behind a screen in her washing her hands. She looked out and saw Jendricks walking toward the door. He said he Wets looking for a She nober handbag on the piano.

By the time she had opened the bag and confirmed her suspicion Jendricks was on his way down the stairs. She called the elevator boy and he caught him at the bottom of the stairs. The boy lives at 1718 South Wood street. or eats for Elsie Janis in The Slim Princes'," pfrio tomorrow 3 June Wedding Stationery FRENCH, SHRINER URNER The Great Family Liniment For Lumbago, Sprains, Bruises, Bore Throat, Cold in Chest, Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing, Cold in Head, Catarrh and Neuralgia- ebo and bOo a bottle at druggists. 0 a Lwididtit, -0: 0 6, The Great Family Liniment For Lumbago, Sprains, Bruises, Sore Throat.

Cold in Chest, Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing, Cold in Head, Catarrh and Neuralgia- ebo and bOo a bottle at druggists. a I Invite Inspection of Their New Shop at 106 South Michigan Avenue (New Monroe Building) Iq Removed from Jackson Boulevard 2 Ito- lea I from bine Mere also, cam little real, three id of tt no ismeed Soap in hie ledly intim and are), irtnif SonP and te of and curs seal, fold free. LTC Iota McCLURGS and wed- ding stationery are synonymous in most people's minds. EP I NE ME and IN good tastethe qualities most difficult to impart to the engraved sheet-are invariably secured hoc PrHE secret lies in having .1 engravers trained not only in the mechanical process but possessing artistic perception as well. HIS is why people who -11- know come to McClurg' as a matter of course.

ENGRAVING DEPARTMENT A. C. McClurg Co. 218-224 S. Wabash Ave.

Devoted to the exclusive sale of Men's "Better Class" Shoes, the new home is ideal in its ments and conveniently located on Chicago's most beautiful shopping thoroughfare, at "the Gateway to the Financial Center." The centrality of our shop at-15 South Dearborn Street (Tribune Building), combines to make both F. S. U. stores readily accessible. FRENCH SHRINER URNER 117,: i 10 b) dift dal 4 it) Pi 41-1-11 all I ....4.2....

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I. innovation. Travel in luxurious comfort kk; on these new lounge-grin cars now in servce on the St. Louis 04, Special leaving La Salle Street Station dat, 11:40 P14 IL ..1 ea a -E 1,31 4 1 cago ac Eastern Illinois RR.) ouls 1 1 These cars are veritable palaces on wheels. 1 Comfortable leather chairs, library, writing room, private compartment for parties, midnight luncheon and breakfast service en routein fact every modern convenience is provided.

St E. I. St. Louis trains stop at Slit Street and ---Tine- Englewood Union Station. 1 anew Th i 1 AA I A 1 Noiseless Route TICEET OFFICES; 11, I081f.

Adam ToLtior.11115; i4A CAZ.1 Auto. 82377; La St. Stasi, Is ,0 Tol Wabash 1408; Auto. 33455 Il ki, I 9 Itgtoits4- A A. E.

SCHMMT 4 L-'k Grateral Pass'', Do partottat 4 on) .1 fig COLD STORAGE can be utilized for so many articles of MEWS APPAREL that its use is a great convenience as well as a decided economy. Telephone Private Exchange One, Branch 30 or 96, and our vehicle will call. mix 3 1 All the fine points of tailoring that ought to go into fine clothes are found in our IRIE SCOTargii Every piece of fur intrusted to our care is insured against loss from fire, theft or damage of any kind. 3 esdt age I front ---iCohocton inch i front A $35 SPRING SUITS Dry Air 4 FOR MEN Cold Stoiage' our storage vaults a con- stant circulation of cold, dry air I To be cottonized" means to be commonized. Be individual distinctivetower above "the crowd." Wear only pure linen collars.

II I Vlarranted Linen; 1 for 25 Cents. For sato lit th "Loop" at Beginning with imported fabrics and fine domestic productions that we know are worthythe utmost care is given to every detail of making, and skilled handwork is used wherever it will give greater flexibility, better fit or longer service than would machine work. Sinond Second 'loon, at a below freezing temp eratur For Furs keeps the furs in perfect condition and preserves the original luster. Both the compressed air and vacuum systems used in the cleaning of all- furs assure the removal of all dirt, dust and moth eggs. For this perfect storage, cleaning and insurance the charges are very moderate.

TELEPHONE PRIVATE EXCHANGE 2--LOC4T-, 259. 24-41. EDUCATIONAL 1 1.11. 4 :1, I te 4, i. Liz ti Lt To la 17 'r 4.

.1. tilt in C. li Bedford Shirt 09., tog- THREE STORES 41 W. Aflame earner Dearborn. 106 B.

Dearborn corner Adams. 110 Vett oakum Boulovozt. Bedford THRE 41 W. 106 B. Dew 180 Watt PATERSON New torn opens this ninth.

MILLINERY SGIOOL Plae. 5 mitlinersfor mint season when Ursa to finished. Spacial advantage If you start beer May 15th. Call at once. ROOM 411.

$1 EAST MADISON ST. 0.1 5 I ar ir Weer Wear FOWN ES IUD tiring) SILK GLOVES Wear Wear a 12 Pil PSir Pm. School of Domeatio Arts Science. ITT N. etato St.

Itegiatratiou term 22nd. Terra begins Niartit 2th. pecial classes Popular course In Dressmaking At special Priem. asking cleaves aa usual. Phone Cantral SIAL t.

rra ry. The range of patterns and models has been prepared with a view to hitting every man's fancy. LIGHT WEIGHT OVERCOATS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER USE, ALSO, $35 WHERE TO EAT 1 I FUR REPAIRSto be executed during the summer can be made at substantial reductions from the usual prices for the same grade of workmanship and materials. Upon completion of the order furs will be stored until called for in the fall. North room, fourth floor.

CAMPS. ADVERTISE IN THE TRIBUNE. KING'S RESTAURAIII 2113042 N.Ith Avoittgo BET. MADISON AND WASHINGTON WM MOST SANITARY. up-To-D4TR aruBTAVELAJ7 Suaday TOM' d'Hots.

10 woos. T5o. Chicago Ladles' Orchestra Orme ay as4 sold. Got Igo beAldiso ChiCallOLoail tell. OrebelltrIL Cron 0117 an41 acciiIll Gotaiwylas entire logialegh IKYLE CAMP FOR BOYS, Catskills, New York Jun.

2Stit to Aux. 1012-4100. AU sloop la leungolows; so damp tents. Dr. Paul Ky.

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