PRISONERS ESCAPE FROM
REFORMATORY. CAPTURED
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SEATTLE, April 17. (£>)— Four
prisoners escaped from under the sur
veilance of an arme<l guard at the
Monroe reformatory, 50 miles north,by
slugging the guard and a fellow pris
oner with an improvised sand- bag.
NABBED IN CASCADES
EVERETT, Wn., April 17. (IP)—-The
four fugitives, who escaped from the
Monroe reformatory, were captured
without resistance in the Cascade
mountains.
GERMANS REMAINING
QUEBEC, April 17, (^—Wireless
operators at Clarke City said Com
mandant Fitzmaurice left. Greenly
Island in a Canadian plane and will
proceed from Canada to New York.
The Germans remained behind to re
pair the plane.
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UNO STOTKO WINS
E
Recent editions of the Seattle P. I.
contain a number of photographs of
Lavonia Stotko, daughter of Mrs. An
na Stotko, who has, just returned to
Seward following several months in j
the States. Lavonia, and her partner, j
won t’he recent Seattle dance mar- j
athon—six miles long and in addition- 1
100 times around the dance floor of
the Treemont dance pavilion. A large
silver loving cup was presented to
her as wrell as a trunkfull of hand- j
some souvernirs.
One hundred couples entered for |
the long-winded dance, but Only 18
couples finished—and Lavonia, first, i
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It was a terrific gruelling contest,;
Mrs. Stotko reports but at the end,!
though just about ready to take the ;
count thru exhaustion, Lavonia still;
had sufficient energy left to give one '
last final flip with her twinkling feet.;
Thousands of spectators watched the
dancers for hours on end.
SHAKEN BY EARTHQUAKE
SOFIA, April 17. <JP)—Southern Bui
garia,, between the Black Sea and the
City of Philippopolis, 150 miles from
the coast, was heavily shaken by an
earthquake. At least 11 persons were
killed, in different towns, and heavy
damage was- done.
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FIFTT1GIIINST 2,000
. IS IL SMITH ODDS
ATHENS, 3a., April 17, (/P)—A re
in* i yell axul ^ shower oi eggs broke
up- a parade here begun by members
oi the University of Georgia A1
Smith- for- President club. Fifty 1
n. embers of the organization, with
bars drum, saxaphone and a half
dozen red lights started down the j
onoughfare when the au J
occured. It was 2,000 against 50
n< f even a chance.
HUS WILL HUNT
BIG GAME, BICYCLES
LAGOS, Southern Nigeria, April 16.
(JP)—Three Americans axe on their
way here to hunt African big game on j
bicycles.
They are Dr. J. Stewart Hogen, i
Peter Ibold and J. W. Rooms, all of j
Cincinnati. Behind their 10,000-mile
sporting trip is another story.
Mrs. Joseph Beitzel, wife of a medi
cal missionary of Nigeria, was grave
ly ill a few months ago, and attending !
physicians held out no hope for her.
Beitzel received a letter from a friend
in Cincinnati suggesting that Dr. Ho
gen be consulted. He took his wife
all the "way to the Ohio city for an
operation. It proved successful, and
Beitzel invited the physician to visit
him in Africa. Now the doctor is on
his way with two friends to accept the
invitation.
Ibold is a cigar manufacturer and
Rooms a business man.
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AUSTIN, Texas, April 16. <JPY—
Fears of contractors that the frequent
ly high chemical content of various
water supplies in Texas was damag
ing to. their concrete mixtures have
been proved unfounded by a three
year study conducted at the Univer
sity of Texas.
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