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The specltlc clinrge against Kemp was that he forged the name of lira. Deity Rogers, widow of Will Rogers, to s dividend check for 5 1 ,524.51 . made nut to her hy the Equitable Life Assurance company. In which her hus way and in flollywood as lhd "actor Insiiranco man." Will Rogers lial paid tribute to him In a newspaper article published shortly before the humorist's death. The Million a Year club to which he belonged Is an organisation of Insurance brokers who aell a million dollars' worth of policies In a single year. lie Is also a member of the Lambs, the Friars, the New York Athletic anud Westchester Country clubs, the National Democratic club and the American Federation of Actors. Kansas City, Mo. Because he had d trained a terrier to let Itself out Into the yard and regain entrance to the' house by whining and scratching at the door, R. M. Curtis and his family spent an eerie SS hours in their home when the dog disappeared and Its ghost" walked In Its stead. Strange aa one of Poe'a tales of horrors, for two days and a night, Curtis and his family heard the whining and scratching of the dog. Search as they did, shudders ran their spines aa they failed to locate the terrier. On the second day, about convinced the dog was dead and Its ghost had returned a servant suddenly cried, Sklppy la In the walls!" An extended search revealed that the dog had ventured Into a bathroom alrshaft leading from the attic. A rescue through the vent found the terrier unharmed. of court plaster, but even'lhat wa. nos Cat Chooses to Die in Burial Farlcr 'Ind. cat at Edinburg evidently had a s?nt of the titncia of thing. It walked in at the rear door of an undertaking establishment, looked about fur a moment, then at retched itself on the floor nnd died. Columbus. A SCIENCE BAFFLED; LAD TREADS ON FIRE 40789 Hy. band held four policies totaling The check was Issued June 20, 1934, and was sent to Kemp's office, although It was made out in Mrs. Rogers' name. Detectives Mid that that had been the procedure for years, as the humorist had unlimited faith In Kempi Among photothe autographed graphs of stage, screen, and radio celebrities which lined the walla of Kemp's office, the largest was a picture of Will Rogers, bearing Ilia humorist' inscription: To my good friend, John J. Kempi" Kemp admitted, according to the police, that he cashed the Rogers dividend check after he had Indorsed It and used the money himself. He said lie regretted his actions and told the police he had resorted to larceny only because he was In financial difficulties. Opera Star a Victim. Another check transaction. Involving Vivienne Segal, light opera prims donMiss Segal na, led to Kemp's arrest. sent Kemp a check some time ago directing him to use It to pay a preThe commium on her Insurance. pany Informed Miss Segal It never received the money.- Detectives then Investigated Kemp's business afTalra and discovered his other peculations. Krmp had been In business for 20 years and was widely known on Broad - Life of Sick Man Saved by Telephone Operator Sydney, N. S. W. Resourcefulness of a telephone girl brought medical aid to a lick man who was able to do nothing more than lift off the receiver. An operator, responding to the calk heard only the ticking of a clock and the found of heavy breathing. The operator transferred the call to a doctor, who decided that some one was 111 at the other end. Given the address by the phone company, the doctor rushed to the house and found Robert McKay In a state of collapse beside the telephone. scorched, while the recorded temperature of the feet waa the same as before Bux declared that he was not conscious of the heat as he walked over the fire, although he appeared to be as susceptible to heat as others when standing near It Professor Iannet said that there was no unusual toughness or thickening of th soles of Bux's feet None Can Offer Explanation of How Feat Was Done. London. A demonstration of lira walking ns practiced hy natives at religious ceremonies In India and elsewhere was given without any one's being able to offer nny explanation of how the feat was performed. Kuda Bux, a young Indian weighing about 120 pounds, asserted bis ability to perform the fire walking ceremony on the strength of his faith that the fire would not barm him. , Without suffering any Injnry that could be detected by the doctors and scientists present, he walked barefooted twice over a fire In two trenches 12 feet long and 0 feet wide, the surface beat of which was found to be 800 degrees Fahrenheit Two medical students who attempted to emulate Bux's feat were severely horned After a conple of steps and had to Jump to safety, Th materials used In preparing the fire Included seven tons of oak logs, one ton of firewood, one load of forest burnt oak and charcoal and ten gallons of kerosene. When the demonstration was given the fire bad been burning for eight hours, Bux's feet mnde contact with the burning enihera for fire seconds on each step. Before and after each walk his feet were examined by I'rof. II A. I'anurt, director of the surgical nnlt at SL Mary's hospital, London, who found no scorching nr other trace of Injury. Under the arch of Bux's right foot PMbiup Pannet h?d placed a niece 47 SUGARHOUSE EAST BROADWAY -- Hidden in His Clothing Dead, a supposed pauper In the County hospital. Yet he had $4,000 sewed In the lining of hla clothSPREAD WARMTH and CIIEEB ing. Install a Sunbeam Warm Air FurCaliClSfl South Charles Sweeney of nace and a Radiant Gas neater In fornia avenne, retired policeman, reYour of supFireplace. the cently identified the body brother. bis of as that Expert Workmanship pauper posed John Sweeney. The money was a mystery to Charles Reasonable Prices and when be waa told that a bank bonk Indicated that he may have bad S4.2UU 1115 East 21st South Hy. 139S more In a bank, the brother waa FOR XMAS GIFTS saying: SEE OUR I dont think he ever had a good Job. Ha would wash windows or ahov BICYCLES and TRICYCLES el coaL But be never held a Job long. KEYS FITTED He preferred to hang around Madison Fhn A Joes him seen street 'flophouses.' I hadn't for a long tlmei He told me when we met last that ha had money, but I didn't bellera him." Hy. 8596 The brother waa found by rollceman Ills East Slat South Thomas Brennan after a search of the police retired list disclosed a Charles Sweeney. John Sweeney had told hospital at1060 East 21.t South taches that he had such a brother, hut he had told so many other bogus stoSUITS MADE TO ORDER ries that they did not believe him. Remodeling Clothes For He died of pneumonia. 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Vacuum Cleaners Motorship Hurry On Swept to Doom in Storm on IDEAL REPAIR SHOP Atlantic Coast Scotia. JIdlqne, dead seamen were wished ashore near here with the news that fire other companions on the Halifax motor ves-ae- l Hurry On had died In a storm which capsixcd their little ship 12 hours earlier. Six of the survivors reached shore in a battered and oarless lifeboat after a night that had seen death pick off their five companions one by onei One of the dead was still in the boat A seventh living but unconscious member of the crew was coat ashore by the rollers. They abandoned ship off Henry Island, 23 miles from here. Fire of the six men alive In the boat were unconscious when it beached, and only one was able to crawl to a fisherman's home to bring help. Captain a Victim. Hours before they landed Capt A. H. Gardner, ld 15c 13c 15c 13c 15c BICYCLES 1986 South 11th East Hyland 2111 DEAR SANTA, Seven half- Nova York-shlrema- n, died. The Huny On, owned by the Unns Shipping company, waa bound for Montreal from Halifax when the storm swept down. As she heeled before the northeaster her cargo of corn shifted, forcing her down on one side. Oil poured on the water failed to help, and finally the men had to take to the boat PEETS GRANULATED SOAP with 2 Carton of 6 Boxes FOR RENT $20.00 per Month Martins Ferry, Ohio. Locked In a mine office, a police dog knocked over a telephone, shook th. receiver book with hla paw and barked until he was released. The telephone operator at the Wheeling Steel corporation switchboard saw a light flash from the company's coni mine office and heard the & WIRE WORKS We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities. 1 7c SENTINEL STOKERS 2191 Highland Drive Hyland 2520 - 2521 2527 Lobbs On The Job" GRANITE WELDING These Prices Effective Now and All Day Saturday Crab Meat COAL CO. Shortly thereafter word came from the mine office that a Strang, dog bid been locked In by mistake. 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Somewhere In the long drift to land Second Engineer Albert Boudreau of Halifax was washed overboard with the dead men. But he kept afloat and, unconscious, drifted ashore down the beach from the lifeboat His Bride Sleeps Under Blankets; She's Missing the from a Monroe, Mich. Through the long night, then, shivering seamen watched as one after another died of exposure. Seaman G. Carmichael of SL Ann, K. S., told how his shipmates died. The lifeboat capslxed," he said. "We all crawled back aboard, but we had lost everything. Shortly after that the boat npset again. First Mata Alex Mackenxla never came back, ne was drowned. Alex Walt died two hours later of exposure. Before long lie was washed overboard. Those still alive had all they could do to keep in th boat themselves. Drifts Alivt to Short. In another two hours Captain Gardner died. He died of exposure like Walt Ills body was washed over, too. Macauley died soon after the captain, and we couldnt keep hla body In the boat either. We were Just an hour away from i..d when Fraser Maclean died. His 1 Returning Niagara falls honeymoon, John Welae-berdiscovered at a Montwenty-two- , roe tourist camp that hla bride wee missing. She had been sleeping under blankets In the rear of hie car. Later he found her at a gas station near the Mlchlgan-Olil- o line where unbeknown to him ihe had got out of the car and gone Into a wash room. John had driven sway thinking she was still under the blankets. g, Elk. Grow Effeminate Banff, Alta. A possibility that mem-- i bers of the elk clan are growing more effeminate if an elk can be effeminate j was seen here recently when a large1 bull elk waa observed trotting down a game trail with a woman's dainty swimming suit draped over one prong of his huge antlcra. It was believed the animal blundered across a clothesline and neg-- i iected to remove the colorful garment from his horns. ! |