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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-05-07
PHYSICIAN KILLS HIMSELF.
DR.. S. II. Rice of Memphis Sends a
Bullet Through His Brain.

Memphis Tenn, May Cdr. s. H. Rice,
prominent young physician of this city,
committed suicide today at his home ON
Poplar street by shooting himself through
the roof of the mouth with 3S-calibre
revolver. No motive for the act is known.
DIR. Rice enjoyed a large practice. He
was popular in both professional and
social circles.
DR.. Rice's mother and sisters have been
summoned from the gulf coast where they
are sojourning at one of the fashionable
resorts.
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REAL ESTATE.


FOR SALE
$575O-Northeast corner 18th street ana
Avenue H. Terms, $3.50 cash, balance
l, 2, and years, with interest. Rent
ing now for $50 per month.
$3500-165 feet front with broom and g.
room cottages; will rent for 81 so per
month; nice lot, fruit trees; inside city
limits and one block of electric car line.
$1250-7 rooms; lot 50x14O; Jonesville;
terms $3.50 cash. balance SIS per month.
$SC0-Corner lot Smithheld, 50x150.
Three acres. 300 feet of West End car
line on macadam road; terms.
FOR RENT
No. 215 N. 10th street; 6 rooms, bath. etc.
No. 1109 North 14th St. rooms. bath,
etc.; close to the car line; in extra good
fix; $3.50 per month.
6-room cottage and acres of land near
Owenton car line for $40 per month.
L. G. PETTYJoHN,
Phone 465. 1864 Third Ave.
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The old. and even the young, appreci-
ate a good thing in Old Hickory Furni-
tnre and nearly every Highlend home is
being fitted with one of the swinging Old
Hickory seats. They add much to the
unique attractiveness of the place. Ask
your neighbor about them. The Andrew
jackson chair and rocker to match are
two very popular patterns. These beauti-
ful rustic goods are the center of gos-
sip throughout all the aristocratio homes
of the United States. You will find them
advertised in all the leading magazines
of the day. They last forever and cost
but little, from SITS up to 5000. See full
stock on first floor. Or send for full Illus
trated catalogue No. 10C
BEN Nj. JACOBS & BROS.
2o11 list Ave-, Birmingham, Ala.
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T..J. Mcmillan commits suicide.

Columbus Ga, May CT. j. Mcmillan,
a prominent planter of Russell county.
Ala, near Columbus, committed suicide
this morning at his home at oswichee by
blowing his brains out with revolver.
No cause is assigned for the rash deed,
but his friends and relatives believe he
did it In fit of temporary insanity He
had been in Ill health for some time.
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owner Of Doc Gets DAMAGES.

Paint Rock, May 6.--(Special)-A law
ton was tried in Justice loves court
here today. r. II. Redman. the plaintiff,
obtained a judgment for $500 damages
against John Il. Bowers, the defendant,
for the alleged killing of a large st.
Bernard dog the property OF the plain
tiff. The case will likely be appealed
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FOR SALE.


s15O0-24th street lot. between 18th and
18th.
s5250-S-room modern 9Th avenue home
$3.50 Each-For two South 18th street
places
s65O0-10Ox100; Northside corner; rents $50.
s65O0-3rd avenue corner; paying IL per
cent.
$6SC0-Good home; close in. on 18th street.
$7OO0-Handsome South Highland home.
sS250-Choice 9TH avenue home
$s5O0-1oox100 10th street, between e
and f.
$9500-Elegant 7th avenue place.
$12, 50o-North Highlands nome; extra
large lot.
$12. 500-100x140; close in; corner; pays
above - per cent.
$14.000-2lst street brick.
$15,5OO-21st street brick.
$1S,0O0-2nd avenue store.
$27. 500-2nd avenue brick.
We sell, rent and insure property.
MCCONNELL G. CARTWRIGHT,
Both phones a. go 2st Street
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The most vigorous workers have spells
of tired feeling" now and then. This
feeling is caused by arrangement In the
stomach, liver and bowels. A few doses
Of Priekly Ash Bitters quickly corrects
4he disorder and sends the blood tingling
Through the veins, carrying life and re-
newed energy throughout the system.
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SOMETHING FOR MOTH
ING.

"GOOD LUCK" Baking Powder cans
now contain "Sections," which, when re-
turned in accordance with directions, are
valuable. These "Sections" cost the con-
sumer absolutely nothing, but afford her,
nevertheless, an opportunity for earning
money prizes.
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BOYLESl

We have 40 acres adjoin-
ing L. g. N. Shops-key to
situation. Call at once for
price and terms.
w. b. LEEDY & co.
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A $4,000 1e 2.s Per Cent proposition

We can offer an investor fine property
on Fifth avenue that will yield fully
16 2-3 per cent dividend on a $4,000 in
vestment. Call on or address The Dew
berry Co., 2029 Second Avenue Ben
phone Sc. -.
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Austria MIL Not Exhibit.

Vienna, May 6-The foreign office has
officially notified the United States am
bassy that Austria has definitely decided
that 1t will not be represented at the st.
Louis exposition.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BIRMINGHAM Council, Jr. o. U. A. M.
will be instituted at Painters hall, 2O2316
LIST avenue. Friday, May 8, 7:30 D. m.
Charter members requested to be on
hand promptly. Harry J. Krudop,
Deputy National Councillor. 5-3-6t
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ROOMS EoR RENT.


FOR RENT-Three elegant rooms for
rent; one front room furnished or un-
furnished, other two furnished; hot and
cold bath; very convenient for both
young men and couples. Bell phone 1885,
1928 5th ave. SIT
FOR RENT-Half of furnished house OF
rooms. 700 West goth. 5-1-7t
FOR RENT front room in cottage with
young married couple; would prefer two
ladies'. but will rent to young men. 1907
Park avenue. 4-19-tf
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A fashionable company gathered at the
residence of the Misses Riggs Tuesday
afternoon to hear Mrs. Gielows recita-
ton Of plantation stories, in which she
has won great distinction at home and
abroad, says the Washington Post Mrs
Gielow, In addition to her southern Sc
lections, gave a chapter from Josiah
Aliens Wife" which was fully as en-
joyable as the more familiar "Mammy's
"reminiscences" The latter recitations
are genuine plantation incidents written
by Mrs. Gielow, who, In addition to lite
rary talent, possesses a beautiful voice,
keen sense of humor and power of mimic
ry amounting to genius which completely
captivated her large audience and made
Tuesdays recital one of the most enjoy
able of the series she is now giving.
BLOW, Lii Breezes, Blow" and Evening
on the Plantation" were especially well
rendered and warmly anplauded. while
the Surrender of Corvallis" by Mr..
Thomas Nelson Page appealed strongly
to the humor of the company Mrs. Gle
low will spend the spring in Washington,
where. in addition to her professional en-
gagements, she has large and interest
Ing circle of professional friends
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well. The table was ornamented with red
carnations and garlands of smilax and
the silver eandlesticks held crimson shad-
ed tapers, says the Nashville Banner.
Liberty roses marked the places for the
ladies and carnations were used for the
men. The place cards were the artistic
work Of one ofthe guests Mr., John Lans-
den, and the original verses for each
guest We're written by the host.
The eongenial party who enjoyed Mr.
Meriwether's hospitality were Miss Am
brose and Mr.. Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Treanor Misses Sophie and Rosa
Ambrose, Miss Eleanor eros Claude, Miss
Estella Davies Messrs. Give S. Huffman
and John M. Landsden of Birmingham
and Harry f. Ambrose.
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Mr.. Coleman Meriwether of Blrming-
ham, who was best man at the Parsons
Ambrose wedding which took place last
evening in Nashville, entertained the
members of the bridal party at dinner
of handsome arrangements given in one
of the private dining rooms of the Max
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I sell "Bald VIM refriger
ators and repair all kinds.
S. Spiro.
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATEs-1c. a word q day; no ed
taken for less than 25c for first IN
sertion. Cash must accompany every
order.
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ONE CENT A WORD.

RATEs-1c. a word q day; no ad
taken Tor less than Zoe for first IN
sertion. Cash must accompany every
order.
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The Alabama Home
Building and Loan
Association.
Capital Stock 2,OlO, 600
Stock In Force l,75O, 600
Esq., IS, "s :'' '' 9 I44,2I3.93

The association issues spe-
cial Certificates OF stock in
amounts from $50 to So, 900.
This stock pays 6 per cent
per annum, payable semi
annually, July and January
Ist, and can be withdrawn
any time. To those who have
money lying idle or paying
them less than 6 per cent this
Special Stock will prove a
very desirable investment.
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MONEY TO LEND.

MONEY furnished salaried people with
out security; easy payments Southern
Discount Co., 302 Chalifoux. 4-13-tf
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FOR RENT.


FOR REN,r-lS11 End avenue: 25xl-l. three
stories. Apply ]. r. Adams. 4-9-tf
FOR RENT-New 11-room brick house;
fine location for boarding house; No.
$40 10Th street, south; only $40 per
month Smith & Stillman, 20041z LIST ave-
nue.. 5-6-3t
FOR RENT-The Fraternal Order OF
Eagles have just fitted up an elegant
hall which can be rented for dances or
entertainments. Call or address H. E.
Warner. 2019 Sd ave. 4-22-wed-sun-1m
FOR RENT CHEAP-Store adjoining my
grocery. H. I.owenthal. 17sl End avenue.
4-l2-sun-tue-thu-tf
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PERSONAL.


LADIES. Chichester's English Penny
royal Pills are the best safe. reliable:
take no other; send 4c stamps for par
ticulars; Relief for Ladies'" In letter by
return mail; ask your druggist Chiches-
ter Chemical Co.. Philadelphia. Pa
7-21-l56t -su-tu-th
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Los r..

gold watch, with silver locket on
fob; left In the lavatory on the tenth
floor of the Woodward building. Finder
will be rewarded for its return to Room
1929, Woodward. SLIT
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RoARpERs WANTED.

ROOMS with board; special rates to
two young lady musicians. 500 North
22d street. 5-6-3t
BOOMERS and table boarders wanted at
1920 9Th avenue 5-6-it
WANTED-Boarders; COZ 23rd street.
north. 5-S-6t
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bright woman chatting on her piazza
yesterday of some of her London exper-
fences, which she expects to repeat this
summer. said;
"Of course you will acquire the tea
habit while you are in England, but you
will cast it aside when you return to
America II you are wise. There is some
thing in the climate of England that calls
for tea at o'clock, and the call is loud,
for every one hears 1t, ana no one, from
the girl In the shop to the minister of
state, turns a deaf ear to the welcome
sound. If you can possibly do so have
tea on the terrace of the House of Par
liament-tea and strawberries, If they be
In season. You will never forget the
sensation of slipping tea to the accom-
paniment of Big Bens deep-toned clang-
ing, with members of parliament and
handsome women in their smartest gowns
around you, the Thames at your feet
and st. Thomas hospital In the distance.
There is never a day, never an hour,
spent in London that has not its own
peculiar interest. For solid. never-ending
delight London is the city of the world"
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soARO WANTED.


WANTED-Two unfurnished rooms or
one unfurnished, with board; city or
Woodlawn. Address Blank, care Age
Herald.
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F. SALE.
5000 per ace fe- 10 acres. miles from
&c. Ter of city and close to great South
ern shops soon to be built; ought to
go to $1,000 per acre. 1-3 cash balance
and 2 years.
s2ooO-1k cash balance IL months; 50x14g
feet with 5-room and Groom houses
renting for so; list avenue near 18th
street.
sSO0O-$10O0 cash balance easy; pretty new
Groom modern cottage. near 18th street
and north 14th avenue.
IS acres on car line. fine for subdivision;
$500 per acre.
s. O-Two goou houses, lot 50x140 Ave.
F, near 18th street; easy terms.
$50 000-100x14O feet. 3rd avenue corner;
close in.
s55OO-25x1OO. srd avenue near 18th street;
will enhance.
s5O0-$lO0 cash balance SO per month; pref
ty North Highland; 50x135, block OF car
line.
s1675-5Ox14O feet. houses renting for ~;
Ave. C, near 18th street
SMITH & STtLlMANs
20Ol1s First Avenue
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
HELP WA rE0-MALE.

WANTED-At once, two first-class la
borer foremen. None but first-class
men with reference need apply. Adj
dress @, care Age-Herald. 5-f-2t
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS wanted for a good fountain
pen and filler; agents sample and terms
% cents. Address Dermott Jnbbins Co,
Wheeling W. Va. 5-6-St
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WANTED-Twenty good boilermakers at
once The Walsh & Weidner Boiler Co..
Chattanooga. Tenn, 5-5-3r
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The marriage of Mr.. Clarence K. Con-
ard of Washington and Miss Rosale
Rives was quietly celebrated at the resi-
dence of the brides parents. Colonel and
Mrs. ]. Henry Rives, on the South High
lands, yesterday morning at II O'clock
The Rev. DR.. Beard of the Epscopaq
church OBLIGATED.
The bride wore a beautiful gown of
white silk organdy deliberately trimmed
with lace. and she carried white roses.
The house was decorated with roses
After the ceremony light collation. was
served and many brilliant toasts were
drunk to the bride and bridegroom.
Colonel and Mrs. Rives entertained at
dinner Tuesday evening in compliment to
their daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Conard left for. the east
yesterday afternoon for their wedding
journey.
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s5O00-7-room modern; South Highlands.
s3500-5-room; South Highlands; overlook
ing city.
s21O0-5-room; good investment
$6O00-S-room; sure bargain.
Improved; 50x190..
s7O00-10-room; furnace and all other con-
veniences
$27, 5O0-Cheapest brick corner in city.
$1,000 Excellent home; Highland avenue.
VACANT.
s2Ooo-Lot 300 feet front; Jonesville; bar
gain
$le50-Lot 100x190; well located.
$1200-Lot 95x100; G and 32nd street.
$700-Lot 50x120; Northside.
S500-Lot 50x1S5; West End.
$3300-Lot 70x240; 18th avenue, south.
$16O0-Lot 50x200; 18th avenue and H.
T. M. BRADLEY & CO..
Phones 100. I'll N Hst 81
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FOR SALE.

$15.000-Corner Avenue B and 18th street;
lot 150x140; good terms.
0000-2S acres at East Birmingham; well
located for manufacturing purposes.
S65G0-South 18th street; To- 90x10O; two
houses ON lot renting for $53 per month;
reasonable terms.
$4250-Strfctly up-to-date 8-room house,
with nice barn with two rooms up
stairs; lot 521kx19O; 30th street, south.
$9000--Lot 50x138; 3rd avenue, near 18th
street; S-room house on property; reas-
enable terms.
$75CO-Large. modern house; 18th street;
lot 60x16O to alley.
c0-Two-story, S-room modern resi-
dence; 10Th street, south. between 18th
and 18th avenues; liberal terms.
$12. 500-Ten-room house and three out
houses; total rental SOB per month; 5th
avenue. near 22nd street
$90O0-Handsome 12-room residence; Ar
lington avenue; lot 100x200.
Very cheap lot, 100x140; 18th street and
Avenue A.
Be sure to see North Haven before you
buy. A few homes left for sale on easy
terms
We have all kinds of insurance.
We negotiate loans.
Houses for rent.
MALONE REAL EST. G. ms. CO.
1c17 LIST Avenue. Both Phones 6l3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-10
Ten Years OId-And q MAJ.

At the age Of ten his father suddenly died.
Gone were his fishing days and his dreams on
tho mo ,sy rocks under the pines. In flash
he had become o man. one OF the protectors
and mainstays OF his family-and only ten
years old.
1t IL said that the boy is father Of the man.
In that hour the bare-footed youth showed
the STUFF he was made OF, He went to work
for as cents q day-the price OF one Of his
cigars at the present time
Later on he went forth to shift for himself.
This was comparatively easy for boy to do
Of his temperament He set out for Char
lotto, n. c., with resolution In his heart and
. littlS red bundle In his hand.
Those who have gone barefoot and but
tonless In their youth can appreciate the little
Rockingham County boys stiffness In his new
shoes and Sunday clothes
And Charlotte? Why. to his startled eyes
Charlotte was London. New York and
Boston rolled into one. What style. to be
sursl What bellies and beaux! What a roar
OF traffc Everybody In the town must Be- 4
millionaire. These were the thought sof
youth. which are always. sccordins to Long
fellow. long. long thoughts.
The future financier secured employment,
worked hard and grew apace. He learned
things worth knowing and remembering
But he was still dreamer by instinct. and
his brain slumbered Later on It was to
awaken and win him fortune.
BY the slow revolution OF the wheel Of
circumstances he finally landed In the business
once Of Charlotte paper. He had read
widely and absorbed much general infor-
msuoh' He had developed habit Of close
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| gone home for the day he would remain al thu
| once figuring on plans and expenses and writ
| ing instructions to his Texas lieutenants Pos
sihly at o clock he would go over to Young =
Hotel for a brief meal. Then he would re-
| turn and begin work where he left Of II was
toll such as he had never dreamed Of. but hs
never hinched at the exactions imposed upon
him. No amount Of labor seemed to tire him.
i feel that this is necessary in order TO suc-
coed. he said NO man can win in any le-
ultimate enterprise without hard work.
There were times when the telephone bell
would Jingle with calls from Chicago. S..
Louis and New York within an hour. 1t was
| enough to have turned the brain Of II man
with head less evenly balanced than his
There eventually came>to the keen mind 1T
King the necessity Of whipping the huge corr
poration 8 affairs into shape in other cities
With this end In view he began his long.
interminable journey over the country, IN
which he labored as hard as ever to make the
stupendous undertaking a success.
He established branch Offices in New York.
Philadelphia, Chicago. st. Louis and dozen
other financial centres. He ordered a com.
plete drilling outfit and many carloads Of
piping sent to the drilers in Texas.
Before this huge undertaking WAS entirely
accomplished he had travelled 5000 miles.
four more wells
The demand for the stock became unprece-
dented, the subscriptions coming in at times
at the rate Of q. 600 shares a duy. With the
striking Of each well tie demand increased
marvellously.
So nattering were the pro poets that hine
realized the nacassi,y ~ building a railroad
from San Antonio ~ Croy,her No sooner
done tbnn the comnan, y.os organized and tho
work was unde, ,vav I'M nrrposc Of thi,
road was TO handle the enormous traffic whion
would develop with the marketing of thc oil
sim r.s,,.s. ,,a ,,,,,,,,h,,. ,,rvi,,.+ Of
,,aons go anu Wv ~, al ~ :, ,irs lrs
ssnn, ~ ~, 49, '' 49, .Ih, E,nl.
crnm,s"s M, NJ. 'H ti. $50 ~ ,,ntI
~ S",, NJ, rpe 'Nne
'o" wac ''e .,...,s,
AL tnis hao oeeh arco 'ipishel WI IL" Is
weeks more than yea! from th' N"e
hihg mao been approached Oh 0'''' >''
oy Crowther, the Texan,
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Dreaming and BIN Coiieetinx.

II was Kings duty to collect bills. and this
disgusted him with finance. What was the
use OF making money when 1t was so hard to
collect ~ Still he thought that the time
might possibly come when he would walk
into some bankers ONCE In New York. pick
up a pin and so secure employment and
eventually marry the bankers daughter
Such a thing as using his brain I O wrest wealth
from dif1cult conditions never entered his
thoughts. 1t required entirely too much
trouble.
And so the future head OF the great q. 900 600
King-Crowther Corporation gave but small
heed to the future. He continued TO collect
bills 60 to church on Sundays and make his
meagre salary MI the requirements Of his
narrow life. He was not q spcndthrift and
not carouser among the young men Of the
town. The busting part OF his brain was
still In trance. 1t needed but the right
| touch to awaken into marvellous activity.
Between his blll-collectinp duties he So
licited advertisements. II lie one thing to
solicit. however. and another 10 succeed
While King is almost without a peer IN his
comprehension OF business propositions, he
has not the easy. insdious gift Of converse
ton necessary to 4 solicitor OF advertise
ments.
and much to the point. Il can do this, :"
Il will do that" or This thing will succeed
and That proposition will fail" are the sta pie
, sentences OF his conversation. But while he
Is speaking a hundred words his brain has
spoken volumes While you are placing q
business proposition before him no has men,
tally digested and answered 1t.
From bill collector and advertising solicitor
to obituary writer is q solemn and lugubrious
step. Neither is there any awakening i'm
petus In the line Of It, And so the brain Of
the future wielder Of millions slept on under
q graveyard influence.
There is nothing strange In this, after all
At the plou gh- handles there are Nelson's and
brakes and Wellingtons Working at the
motor-levers on the trolley oars there are
Farraguts and Deweys. Behind the counters
Of country stores there are Grants and Lees
and Llncolns and Shermans. whose minds
will never burst forth from the dull bonds
in which nature bound them. for lack OF the
two things needful--the opportunity and the
consciousness Of power TO handle sreat
events.
In time when the brain wakening came TO
G. F. King. he not only grasped the oppor-
tunity. but handed 1t out with magninc
generosity to thousands Of others. There
Is room for everybody" he would say. This
property Is worth Seo. 600 Co., and there 10
room for an army OF investors. The more
who get aboard the greater the profts. Why
shoGii ! care? ! have enough Tor myself.
have Get tho business booming. and do
not prolass to lot II boom on selfish lines Of
personal interest"
From an obituary writer young King be.
came a full-hedged newspaper man, which
Is mighty fine business II you have an spti-
tude for It. But King was not exactly satis-
6ed with II. You can count the millionaire
reporters Of the land on the fingers OF m arm
less man. Besides. Il was not business" and