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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19

II IL much pleasanter singing than
We heard Sundays in the COS. when
Il was the bullets that caroled."
About my active campaigning
We'll. there lent much 20 say thai
You don't see IN the histories
After the war and my provisional
EossgnefEhip Of Florida WAS oxef I
resigned. Since then I have con
tinued - DO my best 10 contract
rheumatism. President 0fast ap-
pointed me- territorial governor o.
Colorado. then q country Of rough
men. with The fret flush q the gold
fever upon them. fear I am one
q the last 81 them left and the far
vest siiii has sn appeal 10 me that
nothing else really equals now-
yes. I was bred an Ohioan and
oues furnished copy for Columbus
and Cleveland papers. but for some
time begefs the mar. and most Of
the time sinre it hes been Colorado.
California and Mexieo. where eaee
was part owner II the famous Bate
Plla@ mine A4a number Of
pluehes % Europe. nlne trips across
the iAihmus, two before the railroad
was built, q seed deal of Law. and
you have about ali % the externala
Western Memories.
And u Vas IN the west that q
coed mauy OF TIE strongest friena-
SHIPS | have known were formed
Bret Hsrte ! knew IN the old days.
ara when he started the Overland
Moash,y ~ asked me 20 contribute
var articien and several on Shiloh
md other battles vas the result.
~esm Clemens also Was a rising
writer. and practically known ouiY
a. Marx Twain ara We became
close friends although dimtanc. ard
work have made eur meetings aud
communication iafreaaent 81 recent
years remember read Innocsufs
Abroad "a manuscript
Yes. I went Ia Cor natioftai poll
tics TO soine extent but about my
last active work was IN Grants last
campaign although I have aene
ssfse no-rsiied 'npsllbindiuR' sine.
.Hut noN. since rheumatism ct II.
have beer taking an unfair advaH-
taEs Of me. feat I am accomplish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19

Ing little Men, like mesais -,
rubbing against others q kssr -
bfight. And. with an 4as gessee. 1,
doctors ! fear have esnfinsd =
rscent rubbing too much e n D.
II T. too bad there il not s1ns 4.
painful method. Why can't ~
Ring down the curtain II IL ,,9ss
Ana pin Il with a star
A. the western Scot. DohsjS ~.
Cleod. put it,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19

ttfaF special 0efNtNetf
OLYMPIA, Jan. -. Tho first
week seven OF the 50 days C
which the session Is limited BY Law
are practically past. Yesterday
gltcrnooa both house and senate
adjourned until Monday mornins
The record OF accomplishment is h>
no means a. great as had been A
first anticipated. With no reas
torial fiNht ON, Nth the speaker
practically elected DAYS before the
converting OF the session. and with
the republicans almost unanimous
IN either chamber. Il waa believed
that work would be taken up With
Vtgor almost from the opening day,
Instead. came the committee con
tests IA the senate. the inAurEehi
fieht against the oidline organitA'
ti0n. and Il was not antil Friday
afternoon that the regular stand.
Ina committees were named n
either beay
OF course. the food Of bills could
not BE- kept pent up. There we're
toe many new members whose pet
bills they feared would be leopard,
iEod unless introduced almost a.
soon a. the presiding officers rap
ped for order. The fact that there
were no committees 10 whom these
bills could be referred. that the
proposed measures would simply be
filed away In the clerks pigeon
holes. cut no Ice with these neo-
phyte statesmen The result ISIS
bills have ben introduced IN the
senate and IS In the house Two
of these. house bill No I. AppFo
priating go. 600 for immediate paF-
chase Of iuta for the penitentiary
mill. the ether senate bill No. 3.
appropriating $1,000 for legislative
expenses. have passed both houses.
were signed BY the governor on Fri-
day and Immediately became laws.
The senate. with lts less complex
rulos than the house, when It's bills
were introduced. promptly provided
each should Be referred 20 a spes
clsliy named committee as aeon a.
the committees were appointed. -
that the s. senate bills pet Enacted
upon are actually nos before the
committees for consideration The
house neglected this plan and. AZ
q result. \ good share a. Mondays
session Of the house uiil neeeszsr-
iiy be taken up with the rc-readiaK
OF the titles Of the IS bills remain.
ina there. SO that they mas ha re
ferred TO appropriate committees.
A.-YeP. G. Appropriation.
The oniy exposition bin Ia ls that
providing $500. 900 for aew build
inxs for the university. As thls
IL drawn % provide payment from
the general fund. and Is the A.Y-
r friends have practically agreed
that the expcaiiioa appropriations
should be made from = special fund
created b = special levy. this meas
ure will probably be amended or
Killed IN COMMITTEES. There arc sew
erai primary election bills In. aud
q congressional apporttonment bin
Chairman Croft. ~ the house corn
u1ittee On game and gaFee fish. has
evidenced where be stands By Ia
tfotucfnx hilss 20 prohibit the use
OF repeating shosKuns. prohibiting
the dyaa miting OF streams for fish.
and prohibiting the sale nf salmon
roe. The pumpgun bill viii Ger.
t4inly be fossght. and another game
btu. which rrohibiss the feeding ~
Wild water fowl. win have the unit
Cd opposition OF the clubs. both
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
WILL ASK CONGRESS
FOR APPROPRIATION

Mr.. colkett, hut It's funds are lin
tied aud u cannot give Seattle the
help needed without getting more
money from congress. The delay
in handling malls is due 20 the fact
that there has been great In
crease Ia postal receipts Ia the iaat
few years without a corresponding
increase In the number ~ clerks efns
played. We are doing the best We
can under present conditions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
RECIPROCAL pEmURRtcE 70
Be DISCUSSED ToNIe1f7

The discussion 81 the prupsa|
reciprocal aemargRxe hill b q
northwest lumber shippers. s1<|
WAS 70 be held AZ o'cleck tn 4
ernoon. has been posipune1 q \
gin this evening 70 sIioH shuss i
be present, who are Ia Tacou1 I
witnesses In the car shortan 4
yesligatlon there Presldeni Z Z
Grigss. O. the Pacific cozks In
Der Manufacturers association 4
preside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
RECEIVER APPOINTED.

Judge Aihertnon has appointed
Harvey = Jordan receiver for the
american Investment a Improve
ment company Nellie kelso was
defendant Ia the ease. aud u trans
eifed that the company had been
tnakiuK false eonVefances The
property nov owned b. the conn
pany vas pat ~ ttao.00
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
CONSULTING nnelnssa Hsar

J. u. Isaaca, ~ Chicago. consult :
ine engineer % the Hartman syas
TEN. has been IN the Puget sound
eountry for some days arranging for
the terminals and bridges OF the
oregon a Washington railroad ~
aeattle. Tacoma and other towns IN
thin vicinity Mr. iraacn leaves for
Portland this afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
ARRESTED FOR NOT clEAnaw
OFF SNOW.

n. W. echoebei. provfiesar 4 4
knitting factory al 2sIs FIru b
was arrested yesterday 4zt<rsr
by officer FalkenburE. for nj e.
plying with the orders q the ~
% police. relative 70 The clsss
o. Ice and snow from the sl1ssk1
Echo~rel II the FIRST man 70 q )
rested on that charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
WELLINGTON COURT SOLD.

Wellington Court. new apart
uens house a. 18th and oiiye. eas
today sold hy Mcufbw. kitiinEer 4
Case 70 a. Aston Haie FOE H. 4
Foutn. The price was $50. e91
There are ~ three and fouF-reom
modern apartments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
BUILDING I'm
THE WORLD IN N. Y.


fssaftle star ope1tai oerefcesf
NEW YORK. Jan. ia tower IL
sooa Is be added 20 the office build
Ina Of the Metropolitan LAfs Insult
ancs Co. on Madison square. which
wiil make that building rank as the
highest. tAilsst business structure
Ia the world.
The tower ulii rise % the ex-
traorainary height Of sss feet from
the street.
The aaFlnE Ingenuity Of construct
Two man has never attempted such
a project Ths taffei Tower. IN Paris.
is are feet taller Than the new tower
% be built here. but Il is a great
steel frame which IL not used for
practical business.
The new singer building. en-
nroasnay. viii have a tower So
feet from the. street when n is COM
plete. Il viii RANK as the second
highest business building In the
worids Wahhingson monument. a
fsw YeArA ago considered a marvel.
n only as feet from Sta bass
The Metropolitan tower wlH cost
taeen eco u via top : giant office
building. which has hssn construct
I'd Ia sections and uiil occupy the
ground formerly the rite Of The
fagkharst church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
lnsurgent Fight Against Old Line Politicians Delays
Naming Of House and Senate Committees, Thus
Holding Up Small Army Of Bils-Many Bills
Submitted Apparently in Interest ofHonest Legis-
lation.

feast ana west Of the mountains,
nov conducting game preserves, ~
we'll "a probably other spoFsamen.
There are bills 10 cure election
laws. to amend the school laws. 10
define new crimes. teloniea and mis-
demaan0ra, g. provide for the cleo
troeutiOn al criminals Instead OF
the present death penalty b hang
Ing. to punish jury bribcrs. witness
fixera, and these Who attempt io
/ Improperly Influence public Off
clals One hill Il already In a.
abolish the fAx commission. an
other 20 give Tneoma the state tide
laads az point Defiance park. an
other to provide for the Investment
% the permanent aehool funds.
which Tor Years have lain IN banks.
profitable q the bankers. but Of no
benefit 70 the state Long bills and
short bills. good bills aud bad bills.
there are. bat almost without en-
cspllon. every solitary measure 80
far proposed this session Is de
siknoa 70 serve an honest purpose
for good government and better
citizenship. Aside from possibly
tho railroad liability BILLS. there
does not seem 90 10 ono BIN - far
this seasion. either with a sraft be.
hind Il or designed 10 serve some
special OF corporate interest
OLYMPIA. Jan. is.~~Commissee
chairmcn were mamed Ia the houne
and senate yesterday. The follow
lnx shows the ohairmanahip drawn
By each lucky legislator
In the senate.
Allen salaries. Anderson eoun'
ties. Blair agriculture. Boone hanka.
Rooth purchases aud supplies. nrnst
roaas. brown medicine. Condun
eoeamcreo. Cottertti hRrbofu. Davis
corporations. Eidemilier claims.
Graves judiciary. Guam horticulture.
Hunter labor. fHutson Insurance.
Jones cities of first class. Kennedy
printlng- kline mlnes. kuiekef-
becker library. McGowan memoir
ais. McGregor dairy and live stock.
Mefeaf enrolled bills. Minkiefr
aikes and bitches. Nichols eduea'
tianal institutions. raulhamus rail
reads. Paaly penlientiAF1. Piper
military. Pogue eagroesed bills.
Petson granted iands. Potta game
AMI game fish. Presby elections.
Raaas eharitahla instgtusioaE. Reed
education, RozeRhaapt congress
ionai districts. Ruth public hnlid-
inxu. Scott Irrigation. Smith muni
cipai corporations. Stevenson sen
ale employees. samaer Fcvenne and
taxation. venee4 appropriations,
Watson fisheries. Williams eonnti-
tuition
IN the tsoase.
Bassast insurance. Beach coast.
tuition rcviaion. nlHckuorv mileage.
nyerly hospitals aai inaane. Cam.
erun agriculture. Cariyun stats
capitol. Coles haaka aud banking.
crofs game and same fiah. Davis
ID - commerce ana manafaetuf.
ing. Davis e. 60 enrolled hllla.
Dickson railroads. Erickson claims
an4 auditing. Fulton medicine.
Caches dykes and bitches. Gilbert
e P1 military. Glen county sud
county boundaries. Griffln eoupen.
aation state and county officers.
HaitemNn minas. Hanson munlel.
pal corporations first class. Hen
dnrsou water rights. Hoxsn nunt
cipsl corporations other taan first
class. HornberKer granted lands
Hutchinson internal affairs. HuE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19

OLYMPIA, Jan. 1.-The follow
has bills were introduced IA the les
stature Friday and referred 70 COM
mltteea
In the aensts.
& n sz=uy Allen Allowing Use
81 tudiEent soldiers fund Coz relief
81 spanish American var veterans
aud soldiers who served IN the
Philippines Appropriations com
migtee,
"a SHY cotsefllls Requiring
voters 10 be itrntlflea b. signature
20 be kept IN registration books. ia-
dietary
\. II as~ny Ruth rrevialas for
investment of state permanent fuHdss
Ia state. county manieipsi sna
school district honda Educational
cumapittse
Il n se@ny Paulhamus Repeal
Ing taAt iaN allowing corporations
% own and hold stock 81 other
ccrrafa tiona. and allows tNo ycafa
10 dispose II holdings Railroads
a ii 1i-Hy Meteaff AutheFis=
ting deed ~ state 10 Tacoma II
pulat Defiance shore and tide lands
Tor park purposes TIDE lands COM
miitee.
=. IN - ny MsseAif Direct pFt-
mary hsli-that - the league. fiee-
tiona and PRIVILEGES.
= n SHY Mstcalfi Requiring
corporations annually s. fiie list %
stoe khosaerm with secretary Of
stats. Corporations
In the Aaase.
II u. so--liy Hogan utvinK aFe-
ond class eiiina representation on
county haards ~ equalization. ana
that special assessment 81 such
elites shah BE- celieste1 by county
treasurer.
III n ti~ny Reeve Allowing
ehyalelafs e. testify IN damage suits
without consent ~ PATIENT
~. n ss-uy Huftaison. Reuuir-
ms alice children te pay tuifi0n for
attending state petile sehools
n. n s4~~nY cAsiYaH Providing
foF Investment ~ state permanent
funas same AZ = a. -.
VI n "a ny Faaehef Providing
for destruction of tafnbllns. fnus=
tafd ard ether weeds
n. II tsmny FaushsF fravidtnk
Ter payment ~ old Cheney normal
warrant No ias.fse.
~ u ss ~ Ttbhettas Changing
state highway fund iesy 10 y fnili
instead a present
". n a1-Fy n. Gilbert Pro-
hihHtua ssis % liquors within five
raile af state college
u II fs@fsY croft Prohibiting
sale Il sAimon roe o. dyramitink
fish IN streams
". n ss~fty Croft Prohibiting
sss ~ magazine o. pump gun fgs
hunting tirts
~ 4 ts--ny sahnsou Lsssi
option tlii
n a Shy nasa~tf Limiting
pubiie literary levy - 81 go in cities
with tes# than o. esae 600 taxzbis
property
H. " Sly Davis Allowing
special levy ~ mills Tor rnina
sehoal *fstFfrt
" u ss@nv w=shse Allowing
county commissioner - ESTABLISH
frsa fer tsrFins sstHaYH
"a II Silly Hamilton rFovif-
ing elsesrncptian Instead ~ hang
INK Ter ennfemnet criminals,
N II aA@ny Madison A9fhorth-
ins rntgie tract inasxss n rueniiea
" Il as-HY kfavhers Pfohih-
itinE fzfse representations tn seCur-
inc taeeF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
coTTERILL-LYoNs cosTES7
TO BE HEARD hgnf

The cottsrill-Lyons ceateE =
be heard before the connitits :
privileges and elections IN Tn 4
Monday, 1an. IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19

We make beautifuI rigs 4 ~
FIRST class carpet cleaning Fsn1
WS1Esy Rug co. oeeeB Anna -
Ind. 1873. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19
- TALK WITH FAY

Fay has done to build up the West Side of Green
Lake than any other real estate man there For in
stance: Who got the Post Office there---T. P. FAY
Is there man who has done business with FAY who
has not doubled his money!
Is there man who has bought OF FAY who would sell
for what he paid?
Would you take twice as much as you paid for your
properyP
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19

Better opportunities than before7afk with Fay
comfortable
Talk with Fay
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ants INTRODUCED

OLYMPIA, Jan. 1.-THE follow =
lnK bills we're introduced Ia the leg
lslaturU Friday and referred " cou-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19

Who the fight to have Green Lake cars circle the
lake one way---T. P. FAY
Who has built up not only the west side but the entire
Green Lake region-T P. FAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-19

OLYMPIA. Jan. ia~~Commistec
ehairmcn were nAned Ia the hoane
and senate yesterday, The follow
ing shows the chairmanahip drawn
b zach lucky legislator.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-22

~ ana quickly to the door, where she
paused, gathering her skirts. II shall
not detaln you another instant! And
II Mr.. Louden comes this afternoon III
remember. I'll not let him come in.
Of course. 1t will be perhaps pleas
anter to talk over my proposition as
we walkw
There was a very faint, spicy odor,
like wild roses and cinnamon, left in
the room where Martin Pike stood
alone, staring whitley at the open door.
way.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-22

OF something that happened long ago
before 1 left Canaan, the last time
met you"
IL don't think l knew you before you
went away. You haven't said IL you'll
go riding with me tomorrow. Please
"Get up" interrupted Mr.. Arp acid
ly. "Somebody1l fall over you If you
stay there" Flitcroft departed abrupt.
ly.
Ariel laughed, leaning forward, rest.
ing her elbows on her knee and her
chin in her hand, so that the shadow OF
her hat shielded her eyes from the
light. 81 thought you looked surpris-
ed when you saw me today"
"I reckon l didp' he exclaimed.
"Who wouldn't of beenT
"WhyT
Wasn't the whole town the same
way?" he demanded "Did you meet
anybody that didn't look surprisedT
'"But why should theyp
Good graclousw he broke out.
Saint you got any lookin' glassesT"
81 think almost all have are still
In the customs warehouse"
"Then use Mamie Pike's," respond
ed the old man. "The town never
dreamed you were goin' to turn out
pretty at all, let alone the way you've
turned out pretty. The Tocsin had q
good deal about your looks and so
forth in II once In letter from Paris,
but the folks that remembered you
kind of set that down to the way pa
pers talk about anybody with money
and nobody was prepared for 1t when
they saw you. You don't need to drop
no courtesies to me-" He set his mouth
grimly In response to the bow she
made him. IL think female beauty is
like all other human furbelows and
as holler as heaven will be II only the
good people are let in. But yet I did
stop to look at you when you went
past me today, and kept on looldn'
long as you were in sight. reckon I
always will when git the chance, too
only shows what human nature is. But
that wasn't all that folks were starln'
at today. 1t was your wallin' with
Joe Louden that really finished 'em,
and l can say 1t upset me more than
anything I've seen for good many
years."
upset you, Mr.. Arp2" she cried. 81
don't quite see."
The old man shook his head deplor-
ingly. after what I'd written you
about that boy
"Ah," she said softly, touching his
sleeve with her fingers, II haven't
you for that"
"You needn't" he returned sharply.
ut was n pleasure. Do you remember
how easy and quick promised your
II remember that you were very
kind"
"Kindr He gave forth an acid and
chilling laugh. 1T was about two
months after Louden ran away and be-
fore you and Roger left Canaan, and
you asked me TO promise to write to
you whenever word Of that outcast
II didn't put II so, Mr.. Arp"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-22

"out of kIndne,. -
think" u ycr /
The acid laugh wa.
ma'am! You cOuldut NJ !, ,''ss
er' l promised, and / ~! = s~
because. because l knew there To,S Y
wasw Adto
|. Nothing at allr sh.
ly. sue la'sa
Co. Never! ONt | leave ittoyovv.
ten nvn,',.lS one good word of him. ?
has received here" s1s H. ~ y
I've been able to see vSs, s ~ ~
and bears"
But have | written
show that he didn't d..
Haven't | told you evsr,'s,' ,s.s
associates, his"-
Indeed you haver
Then do you wuude, a,
more surprised than mos, =. -
you walking with him toI,,,
l knew you did it IN o0S ~ \
knowledge aforethOughtI ~
thought it was because you =
here long enough to hear \,
ton, but | knewp
"rell me-" she said, ~ Va, .
appointed when you ,,v \
him."
Yes" he snapped. q w'|
Il thought so. | saw a, y
ton In your face. yOr p
didn't your
81 don't know what vr.
about"
Yes, you do. I know 4 III
to have me read you betvw
but for this once you mn
You are 10 consistent N,
never disappointed when ~
out badly or people an Z
foolish, are your
mo, certainly not. Isrr.I
"And you were dlsapgdaz|
today. Therefore, II NUT
was doing something ym =
right and good. You seer
ed a little closer to hin, "A
gelically. "Ah, Mr.. An A
II know your secret ID
mel"
He rose, confused and hs.
full Of denial as a detected 4
II don'tl Ne admIrei wn
ornery world" he protstA
admire any human that sw
"Yes, you do" she pezn
Just proved II. But that b 4
your secret. The great ~
you admire Mr.. Loudea-
~ never heard such nz
continued 10 protest, at ID
moving down the wah n
gate, leaning heavily al
"Nothin' OF the kind. n1<
logic to that kind Of an -
no reason"
"You see, / undertzf
called after him. "I'mot
away In the bitterness 90
out"
Found out" His std q
moment to tap the csDx
he calculated uneaslly, p
pause, followed By
chuckle. "At any rate
10y In the afterthought ~
go walkin' with him agili
He waited for the is'
came. after a time, adc
you are right. PerhaIs
"Ha, I thought scl Cod
Good night. Mr. Arp
She turned toward the
Through the Windows nsse
could see Mamie, seaid
millar chair, following Wln
tender eyes the hgus q
was pacing up and don
The town was deadly eu'@
hear the sound OF foon'ss
block away. She went %
gazed a long time mo
street, watching the y'HT
light sieyed through ns
the are lights on the CON.
and fro in the deep
lamp swung slightly n
Somewhere not far avg
was broken by the selss.
lor organ" which hOnsS
In pious agonles tths
hymnaD, lntermlnably pc
Presently q
outdid the organ, q so'S
vivid the picture OF US
owned II and the pi0s~
her above the nose
'.vrace notes" were -
,irtb. "Rescus the Psh''z
,tartlingly appropriate
iered with lncOneelvaD.
IN each syllable-"hos'S'.,,.
,osh-oong" AT une,, -,
two male voices sslssss
<14t,uad on pA1N
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-22

mo. but you'd ought of You asked
me to write you whatever news OF him
should come, and II he came back TO
tell you how and when and all about II.
And did II and kept you sharp on his
record ever since he landed here again.
DO you know why I've done IL? Do
You know why promised so quick and
easy would do itY'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-22
BY BOOTH HARRINGTON,
CHAPTER XII.

n JAMIE, waiting just inside the
NL door as Ariel and Eugene en-
| / tered. gave the visitor a pale
n n creating md N tnonant Iotar
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-22

tcontlnusd on pas !
The Washington times., 1907-07-30
Did the Train Kidnap Harold?
He Went to Sleep in Albany
And Is AqUakenedm Nequ York
He Told the Judge Pretty Story, and 1t Sounded
So True, But the Unfeelng Magistrate
Refused to Credit It,

did not steal the ride-I most certainly
did not do that
How do YOU make that out?" in
Quired the court, with interest.
well. YOU see your honor, Il was
mighty hot last night IN Albany, and l
was very tired. and being down near
the railroad yards, 1 just naturally
crawled into an empty milk car on one
or the sidIngs and went to sleep l only
intended staying there a few minutes.
but I must a been pretty well ragged.
for the naXt thing ! knew l was Jerked
out OF tho car by this policeman here.
Il never had any intention Of leaving
Albany-didn't want 10, in fact, and II
there's any stealing been done, judge
II hasn't been by me, but
oh l see" broke in Magistrate
Walsh helpnIlly. you want TO charge
tn. railroad with stealing you"
Exactly, your honor that's just what
they. did do responded Raymond with
much seriousness. Carried me right
down here when I didn't want 10 come
at all. expected 10 get work in Al
bany today"
Further questioning bv the court
brought out that the defendant was a
cook. Raymond volunteering the In
formation that he was a student OF
cookery the magistrate inquired,
What's your alma materg'
The defendants answer was indisIinct.
and the court looked inQuiringly at
Bridge Policeman Mike" Nachbar, who
announced:
He says. judge. a correspondence
school IN Oh!ov
In spite OF the young mans ingenious