The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-24
Sidssvak PsnciIings
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Many you tsAs me In your ao'o' 'sf The speaker was flaxep haired boy about nine years of age. anb the one addressed was . man. who was in charge of one of the big machines tha' The auto had pulled up to a curbins on Dexter Avsnus. and was panting U front of the store with the ardor os an almost broken heart: The chauf'
 ana aSt td a:fs s .ss .ss. Ssy h. Sa 1 moment before had vacated. and | prepared to steel away to his desttna-
 But the bor wasn't 70 easily to be
 Let me ride, Mister" he pleaded. cnsSLs ae the a s5nnted ths , 0as aSas is And the boy. his wistful eyce in pur- suit of the auto. watched the big machine course away. with corroWtul heart and a pang of bitterness swelling What that man answered" said one | of tho group who happened to hear the query put. Is exactly what eighty | five per cent of the auto 0wners ID ed. But just think how easy 1t would have been for the chauffeur to give the boy a lift at least one block, and satts- fy his longing for an automobile ride 
 &Fresh AiRn street Ger Tour.
 The Columbus RadlroA1 Company of Columbus. Georgia. has lnaugurated q fresh air ear on its lines; saia a has just returned from a visit ras to the schedule. leaving the city every forty minutes and traycrstne over seven miles. bringing che passengers pack to the original starting point. for five
 >'The Company advertised that thl. car would be knowpras the Fresh Air" car and would be operated by an ex, perienced crew who would take spectaI pains to see that ladies and children would be properly :.cared for' This the Montgoery Traction Company to follow. and in fact trolley lines In all
 Such an arrangement would secure for young and old. rich and poor. chance to secure . long cool ride at cheap rate.'
 Fire Horses Don't Like False Alarms.
 What gets me-" said a member ot the Montgomery Fire Department yes terday." is a fake Ire Alarm. That's the thing that makes us all grieve, and fume. swear and cuss It's the cuss. for if there's anything that they like more than another its excitement after a long and warm chase to the scene of the supposed connasratlon. ally get morose and sullen, and arc not 50 eager to leave the department when next the alarm rings.
 Now about 11o'clock this morning an alarm came to fire headquarters that irving a1 ths scene where the fire was reported to be. We learned that twas fake alarm, very unavoidable, and that no apparatus was needed Tor 1ifs
 By some mistake. a negro in trying to cosnmunicate with his employers got numbers mixed up on him and sent in the nuIober to the telephone ex- snanss sIarm meant n of f'sa1 soarss tSa; the s apparatus should be sent to the house from which thesnumber came. Twas nice pull up the hill. all right and the horses made a pretty good record Tor their bits when they learned that they had run for nothing. and that's the reason they're mad this afternoon"
 Home Fsom Northern Trip.
 Mir. H. c. Davidson. prominent pro city. has returned to Montxomery after an absence from the city Of several weeks. While away from this city MT: rHvidson ro,; yi.itsd narasSsa; a;,.nss Ms~
  he pronouces himself in the best of con- dition from a healthful view point.
 In Saratoga, Mr. Davidson attended the Grand Encam pment or the knlGnt Templars. and was much pleased with the meetings and entertaining features. The Jamestown Exposition. MT. David son, thought was a much better ono than 1t has been credited, and thinks 1t should be better Iatronized than 1t Is.
 Major John.G. Harris will leave this morning for Dothan as messenger to the Baptist State Convention. He was detained yesterday by meeting not missed an annual meeting of the Convention in e third of century
 Me.srs. c. W. Hubbard and Joe for a week fishing trip in Autauga county.
 MT. W. M. Lewis. acting chairman of the Board of Adjustment of the con- road, returned to Montgomery yester- day morning from Wilmington. N C., where he met with the general man a agement of the railroad to conclude the details Of agreements reached at 2 former meeting.
 MT. R. H Smith. accompanied by his wife and son, left Montgomery last night for Columbus. Ga, where they will make their home in the future.
 
 MT. John D. Leigh of Brewton IS registered at Hotel Summers.
 Hon. Joel W. aoldsby of Mobile is in Montgomery.
 MT. T. J. Lamar of Jasper is in the city.
 Mir J B. Knight of Elba was in the city last night.
 MT. G. C. Thompson of Tuskegee spent last night in the city.
 MT. F.. c. Porter of Abbevilie is in Montgomery.