Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 23

OAKIiAKD TRIBUNE. SUNDAY MORNING, CHAR OT fiRREST iAFJY '( AUTO DRIVERS 1 vmm. list LONDON SNEERS AT THE: COURTS OF AMERICA Does Not Like the Way inWhichthe Trial of Harry K. Thaw Was Conducted. AT LAKESIDE To Bo Qivoa FREE To Tb Scksl Children ciJAracnsa; Speeding Chauffeurs on Tele graph Avenue Come to Another Interesting Event to Be Held at the Popular -1 Rink.

Sudden Grief. LONDON, April 13. The disagreement in ths Thaw trial waa a general topic of conversation today, while ail E-o popular and Interesting was the chariot rtice pu'led r.flf at tha Lakeside' roller skating rink recently that of the papers coramented.on it. TheT the management of th popular amuse- Chauffeurs fell Into the toils of the law yesterday and 'those who did. not carry license numbers "on their machines were escorted to the police station, Vhere $10 cash bail -was demanded and deposited.

Those who were arrested were taken on Telegraph avenire and are as fellows: Roy C. Sumner, at Thirty-fifth street and. Telegraph avenue; R. Fogoel, Thirty-third street and Telegraph avenue; J. F.

Thirty-third and street and Telegraph avenue; M. H. Bernard Twenty-seventh street and Telegraph avenue; W. G. Wood, Thirty-fifth street and Telegraph avenue.

The arrests were made by Officers Thompson and Silverla. ment place immediately made for another similar event, which will be held tonight. These contests nro a novel feature and always draw a largo crowd. This afternoon there will be a graceful skating contest for ladies more than eighteen ears of age and both this afternoon and this evening those of the gentler sox will bo admitted free of charge. Monday' night also ladies will be admitted free.

Jo tbMMw JcM AAmm, This sketch was made: by PAUL A. WURTHE, aged 11, Franklin School. Oakland. Cal. We give a cash prize cf $1.00 for any -drawing of this character which we iac- school children can compete.

A eept and use. Alt vANCIENTS ONLY MADE 1 NOISE LIKE OSCULATION BOY DISTRIBUTES HIS FAMILY'S SECRETS ABOUT vestigation did weeks. Whatever the outcome for Thaw may be, the affair can hardly help having deplorable effects upon public opinion In the United totes. Nothing Is more calculated to destroy respect for property- than the spectacle cf wealth without -responsibility, leisure without' wisdom and luxury without refinement." STAGES REVIEWED. Othor papers' review the -various stages of the 1 and declare that American prestige has suffered severely, and the case is called "signal proof ot the utter Inefficiency of American statesmanship to evolve a practical legal system." Another paper says: "A strong English judge would hatse made short work of the trial, reducing to a minimum its degrading sensationalism." Surprise is expressed Justice Fitzgerald did not dominate the proceedings as would an English Judge.

REFERENCE TO TRfAL. Recorder George C. Cave. M. In opening Guildford Quarter Sessions today, referred to the Thaw trial indirectly in charging the grand Jury.

He said: "We are apt to congratulate ourselves on comparing the English and American criminal systems. Counsel In this country are disposed to have the time.of the court and there is tradition of prosecuting counsel should not struggle to obtain a conviction. We trust our juries more than do the Americans. "I hope that the proposed criminal appeal court will not give the. rich an advantage oyer the poor." general tendency was to sneer at the American system of conducting criminal cases and to praise the manner cf conducting similar trials in England.

The Star says. "The jury, after being saturated for nearly two months with every form of mendacious hysteria, naturally was In such a -state cf mental chaos that It could not agree either to convict or to acquit. "YELLOW MANGE." "The yellow mange, which is creeping over the press of both America and Kngland, is a loalhesome disease. It 13 absolutely without conscience and without morals. It has no standard or decency or dignity; no sense of reticence and is quite as ready to beslobber the notorious harlot as to boom the predatory millionaire.

It has no interest in truth, except as an obstacle to overcome, in pursuit of a sensation. It prefers a lie which maltes a good story to verify which makes-" a bad one." OPINION OF GLOBE. The Globe says: "The crime' was merely a common -variant of the eternal problem, two men and one woman, has bew overlnM with leyal embroidery and forensic eloquence to an extent utterly disproportionate to real complexity. It is not too much to say that If the chief personages had been two Bowery toughs -and a street girl. Instead of two millionaire and an actress, the Ual wodld hardly have lasted as many hours as the actual In SYRACUSE," N.

April 13. Through the desire of five-year-old PIIITADELPHIA, April climax of Interest at a recent session of the American Oriental Society, was reached when Professor Hopkins of Yale read his paper on The Sniff Kiss In Ancient India." The paper was a history of the kiss Jiow lo Secure a Prize- a postman, considerable Willie Grossman to be neighbors have, gained traced it from its birth and proved that la drawing the pictures and writing the jingles, yea must follow the simple instructions as to. size, which will be furnished free upon application to the Egg-O-See Cereal Company, San Francisco, or which you will find inside of each package of EC CORN at your grocer's. Remember it is not a condition in any way that you must buy E. CORN in order to compete.

A postal addressed to the Egg-O-See Cereal Company, San Francisco, CaL, will bring full particulars. Remember, full instructions about how to make the drawings are in crery package of E. CORN. Cet yours today. Large package 10c the- earliest peoples and earliest times knew it not.

That there- might be no mistake he labelled the kiss of today "the genuine kiss" and "the perfect kiss." Oddly enough, he finds that the genuine kins "was invented by a woman. The description Is given in the epic-of aadnt knowledge of the Inside workings of the Grossman The boy start -ed out unknown to his mother with a bundle of letters, most of which had been written by William J. Grossman, who is a traveling man, to his wife. i These the boy carefully distributed in the mail boxes of the neighbors. They were surprised to find airs.

Grossman's letters; but did not hesitate to read. them. The mother soon found out what Willie had done and went around collecting the letters, but not before most of the family secrets had become public property. I India which treats of the science or love, i- "She laid her mouth to my mouth," recites 'the poet, "and made a noise which gave mo pleasure." i With that discovery, said Professor 1 Hopkins, grew the fashion which has Jlnce known no abatement. "The early -peoples," he continued More strict than the strictest Food Laws, are the rule9 that govern the making of E.

C. CORN flaked and toasted. In the World's largest most sanitary Pure Food Mills. All vessels and machinery are sterilized Only filtered water is used for moistening. E.

C. CORN is untouched "knew nothing of the kiss fn any form? FLAKES IS YOUR HUBBY BAD? THEN IT'S POOR FOOD by human hands. i And E. C. CORN is as delicious and nourishing as it 13 purei and wholesome.

Generous NEW BUILDING IS CONSIDERED ACQUITTED OF GRAVE CHARGE packages. 10 cents your grocer s. Made in the famous EGG-O-SEE way. More EGG-O-SEE was Ji eaten during the past year than all other flaked wheat foods combined. This speaks more strongly and unqualifiedly for the actual purity and merit of EGG-O-SEE.

CHICAGO, April 13. Judge Mi-Kerzie Cicland thinks he has discovered a remedy for bad husljands. He has been experimenting for several weeks and has rounded up llfty couplps to see if the wives had, any complaint to make. Not one was hrard. The Judjre made up his mind that bad food made had husbands.

Instead of sentencing (he briitiil or drunken husband to the city pen he has varied the sentences. "Two weeks cn ham and eggs, with hot hisicuits, viricd with steak and sweet potatoes," or "one week on ro.ist lamb, one week on roast chicken, varie-1 with corned beef and cabbajre. and roast beef." The Judge says where the wives knew how to -cook the new sentences have worked like a charm; where they didn't more trouble ensued." Company products than all the claims we might put forth. If grocer has not received his supply of E. Ct CORN, send us" his name and 10 cents and we will send you a package prepaid.

Members of Schoolhouse and Site Committee of School Direc-- tors Meet. Head of Indian Commission Not Guilty of Forming Trust in Territory. Had they known or It they would nave told something of It in the mass of records that has come down to us. for surely an act which conveys such pleasure could not have been forgotten. "With the development of the genuine kiss, the sniff kiss disappeared, never to reappear.

It had. served its purpose nd soon was forgotten." THIEVES STEAL WINE; GUESTS ARE VERY DRY NEW YORK, April 13. A melodramatic story of how Millionaire Steers Lake failed to entertain his gliests with rich and rare old whitt; wine the other night when they gathered at his home, 71 Central Park West, was unfolded by the police. They arrested Jacob Horn of 123 West Ninetieth street, engineer of th. building In which Lake lives, and John Davison, of 160 West Fortieth street.

At Horn's the police found-six bottles of ithe missing wine, and also six empty bottles. When Lake's friends assembled Wednesday night for the dinner, the host expatiated eloquently on his white wine, of which he said he had ten case in the cellar. When the servant came back and reported every bottle had vanished, there was a loud outcry. EGG-O-SEE CEREAL COMPANY, Sail Francisco, CaL, 3C WASHINGTON. April 13.

Secretary James Rudolph Garfield of the Interior Department tpday Issued a certificate of healthful official character to Tarns Bixby, who, as head of the Dawes Indian commission, ruled over the destinies of the Indians In the Indian Territory. Bixby was charged by Attorney Marshall L. Molt, representing the Creek Indians, with being interested In a trust company dmg business in the Territory and with furnishing side information of commercial value to friends. Sec- There was a meeting of the school house and site committee of the city Board of Kducation Inst right in the office of Superintendent MeCiymonds The Longfellow School building matten. on Market street, was no decision was arrived at on account of conflict in prices and the- matter will bo threshed out in the board meeting Monday night.

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