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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-21
EAST PROVIDENCE
Doubtful Rumor Concerning the
Vanity Fair Enterprise
No Meeting Of thu Stub Crib.
bage Club --Oiher MattsIS

Advertisements and Items for The
News-Democrat ca" be left at Alexander
Munro's Boston Store. Warren avenue.
II is currently reported that owners or
property In the vicinity of what is to be
known Al Vanity Fair have made an Of
fer to the management 10 reimburse them
FOR the expense and trouble they have
gone to- providing they will give up the
idea OF building. one OF the families living
in the vicinity was called upon this morn
ing by representative Of the Ncws-Dem-
ocrat. who was informed that II such
movement was on foot II had not been
heard OF, and as this particular family is
one OF the most interested IN the affair 1t
can be taken for granted that there is but
little truth I'm the report
A NIGHT OFF.
The Stub Cribbage club did not meet
last evening owing TO the fact that one OF
the players went into the wilds Of Mas
sachusetts TO spend the day fishing
through the ice Two OF the players went
20 the city and with a friend put in a
very busy evening
MINOR MENTION.
Rev. John Stewart. field secretary OF
.
will officiate at the services OF the Sec
ond Baptist church, Sunday. This church
will mold Christmas concert, Tuesday
evening.
Philip Delaney is rushing work on a
new cottage on Warren avenue. which he
intends to give his wife as a Christmas
present. Charles n. Romer Is working
overtime putting on the finishing touches
The IVY Social club will hold an import
ant meeting in their parlors on Warren
avenue this evening.
Watchemoket tribe OF Red Men will
meet this evening and nominate officers
for 1907.
For Christmas gifts visit Munro's Bos-
ton Store. at the square. where you can
shop with pleasure and profit. avoiding
the crush and annoyance unavoidable In
the large city stores We have a select
and useful assortment OF gifts at prices
that always please the buyer. We have
handkerchiefs I'm boxes. gentlemen's :
gloves and ties i'm boxes ladies' and chill
dren's haudkerchiefs In boxes. pictures
pcrfumery; and an assortment OF writing
paper IN boxes. at prices under what the
department stores sell the some goods ror
We will give You courteous treatment and
plenty OF time 10 select your gifts; visit
us whether you wish to purchase or not
MUNRO'S,
Watchemoket square.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-21
COMING MAYOR
MET ALDERMEN n

cratic party should have representation
on the commission and that the board
OF aldermen should confirm the mayor s
nominee. He criticised the police com
mission, saying that too much should not
be said about the way the present COM
mission has purified the city There IS
Sunday liquor selling all over the city
and a LOT Of other illegal things which
the commission might well look into he
said
That's up 10 tho police officers and
the police department" interiected Mr..
Mccarthy.
Mr. Dunn retorted that n was also up
10 the police commission. which is get
ting such bountiful praise.
Aldermau-elect McMann ranged him
self on the side OF Mr.. Dunn.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-21
MRS. NEIL REMANDED
TO TOMBS PRISON

New York. Dec. 21-Mrs. Catherine Neil
accused OF murder 90 her husband. Joseph
IN a Greenwich Conn. hotel was again
romanGed to the Tomhs today when
detective explained 90 a magistrate in n
police court that there had been some
hitch in the arrangements for her extra
clifton.
II was explained that the necessary
papers will probably not be ready uutil
next Monday. Mrs. Neil made no protest
saying that she vas willing TO go back to
the Tombs
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-21
MARKET EMPLOYE
CAUGHT AT GAME

Barney Rubin was arrested by De-
tective Nickerson last evening on a
charge OF ALLEGED larceny OF S2h.S7 from
Mabel Norton. cashier In down town
restaurant.
According 60 the police Rubin went
60 the restaurant and sought to coll
lcct bill. Miss Norton knew he was
employed az market whore the res
tnurant did business. She thought
that he had the bill for a late order
and paid him two bills. amounting TO
S25.Ng. which he receipted.
In court this morning Rubin was
fined $40 and costs
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-21
HISTORIC BALDERNOCK
CHURCH DESTROYED

Glasgow. Scotland De-. 2l.--The parish
church az Baldernock. whore President
Rcosevelts maternal ancestors the Stobos
and Rulocks worshlpped I'm hygOue days,
was burned this morning
This small pre-rcformation church six
miles north OF Glasgow. was OF unique
construction with an outside stair lead
inE To- a loft and watch towers, I'm which
guards were posted to watch over the
dead I'm the reSurrcctlouist times.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-21
A FAMILY PHOTO
SAVED KIRKORIAN

\ plea of anti Vace suicide was en-
tered n Judge Tanners court today by
counsel for Sarkis Kirkorian, who was
indicted FOR maintaining a liquor nut
sauCe. He has five small and mother
less children, and photograph OF him
standing I'm the centre of n group ~
his children secured his release on
probation.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-21
RENFREW MILLS
INCREASE WAGES

Adams. Mass. Dec 2l-A voluntary In
crease In wages OF per cent was an
Louuced by the Renfew Manufacturing
company here today.
The increase will affect about 1000 en-
ployes at the three cotton mills Of the
company I'm Adams. and is the second
raise TN the wage scale within six months.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-21
Wife's Plea Saved Him

william Tricker. who recently assaultc Y
his wife with n fork aud was indicted by
the grand Jury. had his sentence deferred
IN Judge Tanners court today. Frickers
wifo pleaded for his release.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-16
NEGRO CONFESSES
TO BURGLAR|ES
Chief Walters of Selma Re-
ceiyes Much Praise
BURTON COMES FRIDAY
Chairman of Rivers and Harbors Com
mittee of Congress Is Inspecting
Conditions of Streams and
Improvements.
BURTON COMES FRIDAY

Selma, September 15.-(Special.)- Chief
Walters and the police department are
coming in for liberal share of praise to-
day over the capture of the negro Cater
Wood, who broke into the house of Judge
p. H. Pitts Thursday night, stealing much
money, jewelry, etc. Wood was arrested
by Chief Walters in person in less than
twenty-four hours after the crime was
committed. The negro confessed to being
the right man, as he could not well do
otherwise with five of the gold pieces, two
gold watches and several other things
being found in his pockets. The spending
of the gold pieces in ten or twenty diff
ferent places around the city gave Chief
Walters the clue and he was not slow in
following in until he ran the culprit to
cover. A mystery to Dr. Pitts and his
brother, A. M Pitts was why the negro
did not take a H-calibre pistol that was
left in the room on the dresser, but which
was found by DIR. Pitts the night after
the robbery on the bottom shelf of the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-16


FOR RENT-NORTH.
&01 5th ave-, 10 rooms.
1915 Fountain ave, Z rooms.
1917 18th St, 7 rooms.
500 23rd ST., rooms.
All 23rd St, rooms
1910 25th ST., rooms.
1870 18th ST., rooms
1928 oath St, rooms.
11G0 18th St, 9 rooms.
Southside-
171S 18th ave, rooms, fcrnnce.
1920 18th ave, rooms, furnace
1923 18th ave. 10 rooms, fhrnace.
1921 18th St, rooms, furnace.
1925 18th ave, I rooms.
10a9-31 18th St, s rooms, furnace.
9l6 18th ST., rooms.
1925, Virginia ave, rooms.
1916 ave. II, 6 rooms.
800 18th St, rooms.
sOs-l1 18th St, 10 rooms.
Stores
1T0e-11 2nd ave.
20l4 ave. A.
1922 End ave.
UNDERWRITERS REAL ESTATE
AND RENTAL CO.
a. .. SMITH, President.
Both phones 6a. 40 N. 21st street.
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B. F. EBORN
FOR SALE CHEAP.

S600-50x14O, on car line, Owenton, fronts
SOUTH 800 cash. bargain.
$750-Corner; Princeton 3 or houses go
ing up in this block; $3.50 cash, balance
one and two years; 2 blocks north of
Powderly car line.
$5OO0-50 feet on north oath street. 100
deep; fronts east; near 18th ave-; G.
room cottage strictly modern; vacant
now; $1,000 cash, balance long time, 6
per cent interest.
$685. acres with 5-room house at East
Lake; blocks from car line; you would
have great trouble In getting this house
built for the money; land adjoins that
plated by the company.
S. E. THOMPSON, Agent,
Bell phone "a. 223, 21st Street.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-16

Judge Greene on
Rotation i'm Office
HE MAKES 1T CLEAR THAT ALL THE SUGAR PLUMS
SHOULD NOT GO TO ONE FAMILY.

following used by Judge Greene in his against
Judge Stiles in 1904:
Have the thought of the great reward that has
already been haped the family of which Judge Stiles is
member? Fathernlaw and sonnaw have held the of
flee for twenty years Babies who born under Judge
Porter will vote next November under Judge Stiles Isn't that
long enough? fourhs of the citizens of Jefferson county
have been here less time than that
Judge Stiles should again be elected that would mean
twenty years of this great office in single family
law and sonnlaw veritable family Inheritance
completed at the lowest accepted calculation has turned into
the pockets and preceding judge the ripe sum
of S21OOOO Another of it will swell this total
to at least 100000
Ought not the and the rewards which the people
have to their best be evenly distributed
than ?'-Age Herald April 10, 1904
years have passed. years which Judge Stiles has pee
able to his fat purse fater Fat by reason OF
sixteen years the public crib And with still lat
pocketbook he spite of being turned down py ne
taxpayers in his last inject his itchy hand for Office
and lucre into the political pie
It smacks of belief in the divine right of Stiles to estao
sh political oigarchy at the expense OF every aspiring
citizen of Jefferson county.
Judge Greenes procurement of April l9O4 more apro
DOS to this race than could possibly be to the as because
the voice of the people acted its advice and proclaimed
that the offices Jefferson would not be used TO add TO
fortune already Of great proportions
In view of this fact Colonel Hgdon considers 1t not only
this nrveeve but duty to help them to rid
h t now and forever Of the perpetual office holder
That he will be successful assured from every quarter
of this great county
Kinds Peevey,
Chairman Hgdon Campaign COMMITTEES.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-16

ing the summer at Alpine. has returned to
his home in this city.
S. A. Fowlkes left last night for Tate
Springs to. spend week or so recupera-
ting from his recent spell of illness.
]. K Graham has returned from a So
lima resorts.
Marion and Marie Smith have returned
from Birmingham. where they have been
visiting relatives and friends
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-16
SIRE PEACE.
Cubans Will Welcome Taft and Bacon
On Mission.

Havana, September 15.-President
Rooseyelt's action in sending Secretary
of War Taft and Acting Secretary of
State Bacon to Cuba to investigate
favorably on the whole by those who
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-16
Judge Greene to Voters.

Judge Greene's manager in
1904 said regarding Judge
Stiles claims to reelection:
Occupancy of the probate
judgeship of Jefferson county
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-16
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
$3500-On easy terms; 5-room cottage on
corner lot; bath. electric lights, ETC.; II
beautiful little home for some one on
South Highlands.
$2500-$500 cash and S25 monthly; 5-rooms;
electric lights, bath, ETC.; on corner lot,
near Fountain Heights car line.
S21O0-6-room COTTAGE eastern front, near
car line, North Highlands; must be sold
quick.
$24O0-S rooms, all in good condition; city
water; all street improvements and
cement sidewalks paid for; North
Haven.
S24O0-5-room house on car line; near West
End station, West End
S400Each--2 lots near car line, North Bir-
mingham.
INVESTMENT REAL ESTATE. CON-
PANY OF ALABAMA,
Harry Lyon, Sales Agent.
Bell phone 764, 2l09 LIST Ave.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR RENT-NORTHSIDE.
SIS OO-1403 5th ave-, cottage, rooms.
Sl5 OO-1405 9TH ave-, cottage, rooms.
st7. 50-1114 10th St. cottage, rooms.
500 $3.50 4th ave-. bath, rooms.
s27. 5o-192o 18th ave-, bath, etc, rooms
SO O0-712 21st ST., modern; stable, rooms.
Elegant ground floor apartment; rooms,
hot water, heat furnished new, $1,000
(SOUTHSIDE.)
S15. 0o-2O21 Avenue II, rooms
SIS o0-604 25th ST. rooms.
S35 .Oo-1312 18th St, furnace, etc, rooms.
$40 0O-162S 14th ave-, modern rooms.
S45 oo-l92O Avenue e, modern, IL rooms.
Elegant. new 7-room apartment; Avenue
H. price. 5000.
Handsome home at Glen Iris; IL rooms;
price, $4,000
Handsome home on Arlington ave-, bed
rooms; price, $500.
Handsome home on goth ST., south; 500.
Some nice front offices.
w. 3. LEEDY c CO.,
Phones ~. liz N. Il 81.
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for one term, instead of being
an argument for a second term
is reward enough for any man,
however great his services or
pleasing his personality. .
Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-16

Ask the church members and
moral men of this community
about Judge Stiles-they be-
lieve him a Christian gentle
man of strong character, great
ability and undoubted in
tegrity.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-16

were first .apprised of it. Cubans gen.
orally, it may be added, do not desire
intervention OF any sort in Cuban af-
fairs, but the desire for a settlement
of some kind now predominates. The
conviction is overwhelming that the
trouble must be settled through the
United States.
The truth of President Roosevelt's
picture of the deplorability of the revo-
luton and of his reference to the
United States right of Intervention is
not questioned.
Secretary 1hft's reputation as a
pacificator and as an administrator in
the Philippines makes his coming par
ticularly welcome.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-16
It's Up To You ]!

Take advantage Of the bargains offered
below; read them over carefully; choose,
and call on u.s.
s1050-Pretty 5-room cottage; East Lake;
one block from car line; terms.
S1500-5-room cottage; East Lake, on car
line; terms.
s2100-5-room modern home, in Woodlawn,
1 block car terms.
s1s50-Modern, broom home. IN West End,
on car line; terms to suit.
S2yO0-Lovely Groom home; North High
lands; modern in every respect; terms.
Freeman @ Cavenaugh.
4O4 Chalifoux Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-16

wardrobe. Wood, when asked about 1t
stated that he had placed the pistol there
in easy reach of his hand while he sorted
out his booty, sitting on the floor, and that
had any one disturbed him it was his in
tention to kill him. The negro also con-
fessed to having entered the house of
Mr.. Wolf in the same neighborhood and
had with him a silver watch and other
trinkets belonging to Mr.. Leon Ehlbert,
Mrs VOLTS brother-n-law, who lives in
the same house. The negro will be given
a preliminary trial Monday, when he Will
be bound over to await the action of the
grand jury.
Burton Comes Friday.
Information reached Selma to day that
Judge Burton, chairman of the congress
sonal rivers and harbors committee
would reach Montgomery Friday and pos
sibly come to Selma on Saturday.
Judge Burton IS now on the Chatta-
hoochee river and was in the vicinity or
Eufaula today. He will likely go to Rome,
Ca, and come down the Coosa river to
Gadsden before coming on to Selma. The
committee of the Commercial and Indus
trial association having the matter IN
charge will hold a meeting Tuesday, when
the definite time for the arrival of the
ecive and entertain them in royal style
Chairman Vandiver of the Alabama River
association has arranged for the govern
ment boat, 1.-THE Mills on which the
party will take the trip down the river
The present programme is for the partJ
to leave the boat here, but they may be
induced to go on to Mobile.
Died of Lockjaw.
John Swift, the s-year-old son of Mrs
Daisy Swift. and brother George Swift
died this morning about o'clock from
lockiaw. The little fellow stuck piece
of glass in his foot about week ago and
little attention was paid to it, not DEEM
ing it a serious matter. Thursday the
wound gave the boy great deal of pain
and a physician was consulted. Symp-
toms of tentanus had already become APP
parent and yesterday the lad suffered con-
vulsion after CONFUSION nothing known to
medical science relieving him. He sur
fered all day and all night death bringing
relief about daylight this morning.
Local and Personal.
PRESLEY Cleveland, who has been spend
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HOh
s6300-S-room, 2-story modern house; alley
corner; lot 0Ox19O Ave. F; two-thrds
cash. balance per cent.
S5S00-10-room modern house: BATH cleo
trio lights and gas; 18th ave-, south;
lot 5Oxl50; $500 cash, balance $40 per
month.
s400O-7-rooms and reception hall on Nth
ave, north; 2-story; lot 50x75; one-third
cash, balance to years; per cent
interest.
S3OOO-5 rooms, hall, bath and pantry;
fronting 50 feet on Allen street; lot 5Ox
125; $500 cash, balance $25 per month;
rents for 1926 month.
NORTH BIRMINGHAM.
s235O-S-rooms and hall; corner lot s0x15O.
on goth avenue; " cash, balance $25
month.
S1S00-5 rooms and hall on Sd ave., bet.
9Th and 7th streets; lot 50x140; X cash,
balance easy.
$145O--room house on Sd ave. bet. 9Th
and 7th streets; lot 50x140; $3.50 cash,
balance $40 per month
THE WEBB REAL ESTATE CO.,
Peoples Phone 1854.
2O6 jefferson County Bank Bldg.
FOR SALE.
S6500-Modern home rooms, new. fronts
mountain, with beautiful view: possess
sion can be given October l. Lakeview
school district. Good terms, II desired.
s55OO-50x19O 18th avenue, near 18th street.
rooms, servants house and stable.
Good terms.
S550O-Elegant, well improved truck farm,
% acres high state of cultivation Shades
valley; one mile Of car line.
S7500-32 acre truck farm high state of
cultivation; well improved; with modern
Groom cottage, WITH stables. COW barn.
for dairy fine well of water. and never
failing running water through GEN.
ter of property Shades valley, within
two miles of Lakevew car. Good terms
If desired.
BEASLEY BROS,
ircA Albania
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2O26 First Avenue.

modern, S-room, 2-story
home; half block of car line; $500 cash,
balance $40 month
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-16

Brass bands Saturday night
don't influence. votes. Stiles
will win on his merit.
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$4,000.

One of the prettiest 2-story s-room
houses on the market; South Highlands,
near 18th avenue
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-16

Mems genuine Cravanettes of i'm
ported English rainproof materials,
made in as fine way as any $500
garments sold elsewhere. Our Re-
moval Sale Price, $1,000.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-16

WOMEN,s RAINCOATs of fine do
nestle rainproof goods, just the coat
for hard service. The usual price Is
$3.50 elsewhere. Our Removal Sale
Price $3.50.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-16

WOMEN'S CRAVANETTES OF i'm
ported English material. In the lates'
STYLES. makes and patterns, the kline
YOU have to pay $25 to $2S elsewhere
Our Removal Sale Price $3.50.
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RYAN REAL ESTATE CO.


209-4 Woodward Bldg. Birmingham, Ala.
Bell Phone s35.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30

one time n was Jim aud
"1nck now Il was aeoundfei" aud
Hfasgal" Aud Why They we're old
enough 10 know better. Jim Brady
was 90 II day. aud John SNOW
down waa not his junior
nut age only intenHiflea bitter
ness when two men become lnfat-
uated with the same woman There
IL no fool like an old fool except
rs Young fool but I gueah IN
cut this secondhand philosophy
The two had been apprentices TO,
gother Afterwards they became IN
aapafable BRADY a Showdown"
became a prosperous firm. and sim.
ultaneoualy they had retired rich.
Truth To tell. the woman want
worth the trouble. though she WAS
undsnlabiy pretty They had met
her on the beach She had fliried
her skirts aud smiled AZ them and
Immediately the two old chumpa be-.
came rivals.
Which one Of them dld she meant
or course aho meant either, or
both.
nut youii find that out later
iianafs seemed even Brady So
cured the paranol bY the handls
Showdown had n firm Rrlp on the
ferrule Roth swofe quietly The
paraHal broke in the middle and
each had portion TO return 70 tho
fair ownor.
4 alone am responsible" said
brady. With a gallant bow. II Naa
nav fault. said showdown
The favofs of the Widow DE
Troop Werr distributed lmpartiaily.
Neat day the old friends met but
didn't speak They eere both
dressed up wonderful showdown
had rendezvous with the widow,
They Wers 10 meet ON the beach
where an old diamnntlad ncow had
been shoFed showdown didnt
know hoN old that ne0w was ar be
would never have sat on a. lie AID.
though. and fell all the way
through When be got 10 the sur.
face he was almost as bad a wreck
~ the acow Itself and there. com.
Ing down the beach. MAS The widow
ne Troop. and aho VAS leaning on
The arm 81 cid nrsdf The widow
lifted her hands ia silent horror al
the appearance 81 Snow down
Brady and Showdown Elarnd ~
each other IN the dining roam A
waiter announced thai q man Want.
81 "a see either Nj Brady OF Mr.
Showdown. OF both Tho man ap'
peafei he vaa certainly q tough
looking mus I'm a mhn of few
warda. b. said ErutflY "You have
placed Yourself In a painfm posi.
tion. Mr. Brady Yoa have been
seen b various persons walking
arm Ia arm wlih my Wifr"
Nkat'" roaret flfadF
NJ wife. I said. sent On the
cent = bellows she has been pass.
Ing A. tho Widow DE Troop I'm
afraid Ypatl both have 70 appaar In
court You Showdown. aa sit,
ness. ! may aiao al that the lads
aud | have become reenncllea aud
abe II willing 70 give evidence
AGAINST You. OF course | don't want
20 expose two sach sell respected
ana wealthy gentlemen ma firndy
ana Showdown. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30

Charles Fierce has bought the
fElencaiFn hotel AZ the northeast
corner u spring - and Ninth az
Tor t4s.e1a. Crawford 4 ConoFef
sold the property for Larry badd.
af Kansas CITY sparaman a Nc
lseau have made several large puf
ehnsea OF property In different sec
tlnns Of the city. the total amount
paid nExfnRntlnK 81. COO. Lot Z.
block b.. = A Bells Second hddi
flaa. has heen purchased BY = A
AudioY from Frod q Cider Tot 30.
coo Thia property u AT ths south
weat cofast 90 Ninth ~. aud Pine
ST
Klein. the shoomaxor. al James 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
FINE OLD GUYS
BY CYNTHIA GREY.

"a bunch o fine old guys
That what n . Names. Of Kansas City. calls
commonly supposed to be too old to work
NJ. Aaines Il attempting organize the
Old pushed aside
q rapidmovnz Of
ma a rust my heck
cautious old that there alive
# 10 ruaher who brought my
pieces
The old has his place and he work
he should be
trust positions which need judgment and head Of
They bunch Of fine old q
world recognize the splendid qualities that with
little human sympathy. that years wouldnt
bad thing believe living
In the great rush and rustic after money
old. lavetheaded
they can't raise the standards Bit
So long Is long brain r. clear long
Is sound. him earning his nd
hts life his o
Maines himself old according
the organizing the old
until they drop. who pray drop
bunch u fine old
they
Good luck to the organikah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
Bic Dance at Leschi
Park Tonight

Ne finer floor 10 al the world
than tha nos MlehiRaa maple flooy
laid Ia the pavilion especially Tor
dancing Come t1nieht and herr
the eangeFt rendered b. Wasnsr'a
arrhealEE 80