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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-28
RYAN IS HELD
WITHOUT BAIL
BOUND OVER TO ACTION OF
SUPERIOR COURT
PRISONER APPEARS CALM AND
SMILES FREQUENTLY
Organizing Secretary of Western Fed
Grafton of Miners Must Answer
to Charge of Numbering
Man in Hotel

After hearing the testimony of Au-
topsy Surgeon George w. Campbell
who stated that II. e. Snyder came to
his death as the result of gunshot
wound, Police Justice Frederickson
yesterday held Albert Ryan, organic
ing secretary of the Western Fedora
ton of Miners, to answer without bail
to the superior court on charge OF
murder.
The preliminary hearing of Ryan was
begun Monday when number of Wit
nesses testified At the conclusion OF
the afternoon session, when the last
witness had been examined, the attor-
new for the defendant stated that there
had been no evidence adduced to show
that Snyder had died of gunshol
wound, and it was necessary to con
tinue the hearing until yesterday IN
order that DR.. Campbell could be SUB
uoenaed to testify.
An amusing incident occurred When
Or. Campbell on direct and on cross
examination stated positively that ne
held an autopsy on the body of Snyder
the afternoon of July 16, when In real
ity Snyder was not killed until tne
night of July 16. Finally, a1ter Id1u t,n
questioning, Campbell remembered he
held the postmortem examination the
night of July 16.
Ryan, as usual, appeared cool anu
calm. and frequently smiled when his
attorney succeeded in tangling the wit
ness on GROSS examination.
The accused was taken late yester-
dav afternoon to the county jail, where
he will be held for trial in the superior
court Later he will be arraigned In a
township Justices court on charge OF
numbering Otto Miller, porter at the
United States hotel.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-28
NEGRO BOY STRUCK ON
HEAD BY MALLET DIES
Parents Sign Statement That Blow
Was Accidental and Ask That
Inquest Be Waived

Levitt irwin, years old, negro
who was struck on the head by GRO
uuet mallet by Jessie Kinsley, 10 years
old, also a negro, while playing on the
Fourteenth street school grounds Mon
day afternoon, died at the county hos
pital yesterday morning after having
been operated on for frature OF the
skull.
The parents of the two boys signed
a written statement to the effect that
the blow was purely accidental and
asked Coroner Hartwell to waive an
inquest. After investigating the mat
ter the coroner signed certificate oil
accidental death.
!. ~. + < 's'''
ordinance should be passed requir--
inc that automobiles be equipped
with effective shields to catch the
oil drippings.
Social Clubs
Social clubs should be compelled
10 nav a liquor license. This would
give the police commission an OPP
nortunity, before a permit was
| Granted. to determine whether the
annlicant was a bona tide social
club. thus providing an effective
and simple method of Kidding the
city of the many places intended
SOLELY for the sale of liquor, oper-
ating under a so-called social clup
charter.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-28
SHERMAN CASE
GOES TO COURT
PRESIDENT OF COUNCIL TO
BEGIN PROCEEDINGS
NILES PEASE AUTHORIZED TO
START QUO WARRANTo SUIT
City Attorney viii Assist in DETER
mining Whether Member of Water
Board Holds His Position
illegally

Mayor Alexander's request that the
city council acquiesce in the dismissal
OF Gen. M. II. Sherman from his po-
sition on the water board, which he has
refused to Vacate at the mayors So
icitation, was denied yesterday by the
city council.
That body, however, made provision
for the ejectment of Gen. Sherman from
the position which, according to the
city attorney. he holds illegally, by rec
ommending that quo warranto proceed
ings be brought to effect the much de-
sired result. This could only be done
by the action of some individual cit
izen, and President Pease of the city
council was asked to assume the disa-
greeable task.
Mr.. Pease, in spite of his well-known
Discrimination to displease even the
meanest of men if he can avoid it, and
his kindness toward all humanity ir-
respective of desert. accepted the pain
full task. His suit to dislodge the re-
calcitrant general will be conducted by
the city attorney.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-28
WElCHERS NOT
OUT OF WOODS
GOOD ROADS ADVISORY BOARD
MEETS TOMORROW
SUPERVISORS BREACH OF FAITH
WILL BE DISCUSSED
Action of Chairman NelIis in Sending
Note to District Attorney Is
Resented by Many
Voters

A call for a meeting of the goot
roads advisory committee, to be hello
at 10 o'clock tomorrow in the Chamber
of Commerce building, was issued yes
terday by Chairman Sidney A. Butler
At this meeting, which, 1t is hoped
will be attended by every member OF
the committee, discussion and action
will he had on the letter from the COM
mittee of civic bodies sent to the al
visers Monday, in which the solid
three" of the board of supervisors are
severely criticised for the manner In
which they have repeatedly broken
faith with their constituents in connec-
ton with good roads matters.
Up to date only two persons nave
been found willing to voice an opinion
favorable to the manner in which the
majority of the supervisors have nan
died the new highways affairs. On the
other hand. criticisms and in some in
stances. expressions of disgust are
heard regarding the evident purpose OF
those members of the county body who
are seeking to break the pledge made
when the proposition to issue $4,000 Ot
bonds for road Improvements did not
touch a responsive chord in the MINDS
of the taxpayers, and at time When
such a promise was considered abso-
lutely necessary to bring the bond cleo
ton to a successful issue.
The action of Chairman Nellis IN
sending a letter to the district attor-
ney asking for an opinion as to the
legal status of the advisory committee
has had the effect of increasing this
feeling of resentment, and has strength
ened the idea in the minds OF many per-
sons that ii Is the determination OF a
majority of the board to squirm away
from already broken pledges on legal
teChnicality.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-28

Venice villas make ideal summer
homes. They are completely furnished.
Rent SIS to S35 per month, including
light. water and house laundry. Per-
fectly sanitary.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-28
GETS JURY TO HEAR
COLLISION EVIDENCE
C0RONER'S INQUEST TO BE
HELD TODAY
Searching Inquiry Will Be Made Into
Death of Fred KettIer, Killed Sum
day in Pasadena Short
Line Wreck

Coroner Hartwell yesterday after
noon impaneled a jury to hear the
testimony of witnesses at the inquest
to be held at the morgue of Pierce
Brothers this afternoon over the body
of Fred Kettler of 100 East Vernon
avenue, who was killed instantly when
a MonroVia car crashed into the rear
end of a Pasadena short line car near
the Indian village on the Pacific Elec-
trio line Sunday night.
Late yesterday afternoon the cor
oner and his stenographer went to
Pasadena to get the deposition of one
of the car crew who is a patient at the
Pasadena hospital and unable to leave
his bed.
This morning at 10 o'clock the cor
oner and jury will visit the scene of
the accident and inspect the place
where the cars crashed together. After
looking over the ground thoroughly
they will return to the city and to the
morgue OF Pierce Brothers, where the
inquest will be begun at o'clock.
A number of witnesses have been
subpoenaed, almost all of whom were
passengers on the two wrecked cars.
The case will be investigated thor
oughly and nothing will be left undone
to fix the responsibility for the acct
dent.
With one or two exceptions, it Is
understood, all the witnesses will be
present to testify at the inquest, hav-
ing recovered sufficiently from their
injuries. Those who are unable to be
present will give their dispositions,
which will be read to the coroner's
jury.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-28
DEPUTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY
LEAVES FOR K. C. COUNCIL
PAUL j. Mccormick to Attend National
Convention of Organization
in Mobile, Ala.

Paul ]. Mccormick. deputy district
attorney in the charge OF the pfancn
central police station, accompanied w
Iosenh Scott, will leave Los Angeles
today for Mobile, Ala, to attend the
national council of the Knights of
Columbus. During his absence Deputy
district Attorney Arthur Keetch will
have charge of the branch office ana
Look after the interests or the dlstrlct
Mccormick is past grand knight of
+ba knights of Columbus and Scott is
state deputy of the same organization.
A. Mobile Scott is scheduled to make
sneech and present memorial to
Tdwin L. Hearne, retGing supreme
knight.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-28

Venice villas = sanitary conditions
perfect.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-28
White Skirts at $3.50

Exceptional values: white with
black stripes, blue, black, gray or
brown sicilian. Reduced for a great
Sale Today at $3.50.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-28
ALEXANDER'S MESSAGE CALLS FOR
SQUARE DEAL; COUNCIL EXCITED
Mayor Insists Stable Economical and Honest OF
Ctys Busness-Also Declares That New Charter Is
Needed-Councman Healy Angrily De-
mands Opportunity to Crtcise

tlemen requested to act that their
labors will not be in vain.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-28
no Not Go East

,,,,,oss vo,, go via the Scenic Line. THE
DDMNIVHR e RIO GRANDE RAIL
P0AD has the grandest scenery, and
charees the same as lines having no
scenery. Go via Salt Lake CITY, Glen
wood Springs, Colorado Springs and
Denver. Stop-overs permitted. Seen
erv, dining cars, observation cars
through cars. all good, courteous at
tention. Office, 544 South Spring street.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-28

q ONE excitement was displayed in
- the council chamber yesterday
~ during the reading of the first an
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-28
Marathon Skirts

are those new "pleated below the
knee" style, OF Arnold's graceful, cling
ing wolfe, in black with rich taffeta
drop. A feature at $3.50, $3.50, $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09
STUFF RACE LEAGUE To
HAVE HEADQUARTERS
FOR WEST IN SEATTLE
MRS. LEoNiA BROWNE WILL
BE HEAD or DIVISION IN
THIS CITY.

SPOKANE. Oct . - Senator
Richard A. Hutchinson Of Spokane
has declined the presidency Of the
" ashlngton Political Equality
league.
Mrs. May Arkwrlght Hutton. wife
OF L. ". Hutton. millionaire mining
man. has been chosen leader.
Mrs. Leouia w Browne OF Seat.
tie was elected first vice president
and head 81 the western district
whose territory Will be all west al
the Cascades
Other officers chosen we're Mrs
". j. Bseher. Mrs Fred Moore and
Mrs. zitelia Faasett. vice presidents
for the eastern section. Mrs. r A
House and Mrs Mary Welsh. aud
itors: Mrs. NO;ware. secretary
Mrs Sadie Coates. treasurer.
The new constitution vas intro
duced by Mrs. Browne. and was
adopted unanimously The state
has been divided into two sections.
the division line being the Cascade
mountains.
The principal place OF business
for the Western district will be So.
attic and for the eastern district
Spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09
JAPs GET EXHIBITS
FOR THEIR BIG FAIR

The Japanese government viii
have cause To forever remember
the AsY.sP. exposition with pleas
ure. for one benefit OF the fair 10
them win be securing thousands OF
exhibits for the taking for their
Imperial museum In Tokyo, Hail.
ma Ota. special commissioner to
the exposition from Japan, Is assur-
ing commissioner In charge Of DIR.
ferent exhibits that he and has pco-
pie will be under everlasting obi
gations TO those who donate part
OF all Of their exhibits TO the Japan.
eSe government museum
H. n Chapman. in charge of the
Chehalis County building. VIII turn
over 10 ota the entire Chehaiis ex-
hibit Of boxes and mill products.
one OF the most. II not the most.
complete exhibit Of It's kind at the
fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09

taken In sun.bmked Morocco Mo.
rocco. where every man turns his
face TO the east at least twice q
day and prayn 10 the same God Of
mercy az you do--has iuNt reached
The Star. The mar IN the cage.
Who ID being paradcd before the
people on a camel'a back. IL ~
RoEhi Dou.Hamara. pretender to
the throne Of Morocco His tor.
mentor ~ the sultan. Mulai HAfld.
whose barbaroaN nature waa pleas.
I'd by this spectacle Ia the streets
~ Fer.
n Roghi's crime was that Of as
pirinE to the weak and mhaky Mo.
roccan throne Only a few months
ago Mulal Hafid himself was
pretcnder
This photograph was taken BY
a French correspondent IN Fex
He says that RI Roghi was dignl.
fled. but occasionally aworo round.
~ In his native tongue AZ some
colder who would prod him with
a bayonet
After the parade he was cxhib-
ted oppcmste ihc smltan's palace
for four days in the cage. which
was covered with a canopy. thus
showing the moekery OF the aui.
tan. for a canopy IL a symbol OF
royal power In Morocco.
Following this vi Roghi was
placed In dungeon IN the sui.
tan's palace. and day after day be
was taken before the monarch
and questioned Tho cruel mon.
arch was gioatinK over hia captive
and working himself mp BY the
sight Of the live man 10 q pitch
whore he could enjoy the horrible
death he had planned for him
Two accounts are given Of vi
Roghi's death. One IL that he was
taken into the sultan's menagerie.
and. In the presence Of Mulal Ha
fid. disemboweled While await.
ing merciful death. he was tor.
tured, and whom he no longer
breathed his body was torn limb
from limb and thrown 10 the AMI.
mails
NC btAFF eAttt ~ tHha INC NNfs
tan and his chamberlain took the
nanacied prisoner into the me
nagerie and thrust him into a Gags
Of lions The animals ponnced
upon I'll Roghi. and. after severe
ly inturing him. left the victim
and refused 20 return. despite the
furious goadings OF the sultan.
The latter then drew him out OF
the cage With hooks. and. pouring
oil over the still living man. set
him afire. feeding the flames with
oIl-soaked rags until nothing was
left but the charred bones of the
pretenaer.
Only a week before this the rep
resentatives OF the powers called
on Mulai Hard in a body and pro
tested against any cruelties being
practiced on III Roghi.
How long will civilization stand
for this sort OF thingg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09
PLAN BIC PROGRAM
FOR BRYAN DAY

An elaborate program has been
arranged for &C the ATsP. FOR
Bryan day Tuesday. There viii be
a parade 10 the exposition grounds.
led BY Wagner's band President
Chnberg and other officials VIII
meet the Great Commoner a. the
main gate OF the exposition grounds
at 1915 and will escort him around
the grounds. There VIII be
luncheon at the New York state
building At ~ 30.
Mr. Bryan will deliver bis famous
address, The Average Man" at the
Amphltheatrc al 90 30. lie Will talk
on politics AZ the Auditorium at
7.s0. There viii be public recep-
ton 20 Mr and Mrs. Bryan al the
Washington State building AT $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09
THUG IN SKIRTS
ROBS A WOMAN

OAKLAND. Cal. Oct. "a thug.
arrayed IA women's skirts. attack.
ed and robbed Mrs. Emiiya Meder.
ious last night aS she was on her
way home Of 1900 Third st. In com
pany with her two children and
two women companions.
Mrs. Mederious was beaten on
the head and probably fatally in.
tured By the assailant. who WELD.
ed an Iron bar The woman was
knocked senseless. and as she lay
on the sidewalk. and while her
companions and children screamed
for assistance. the thug coolly took
from her $50. He then fled, vault
ing over a high board fence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09
MAY MAKE STATE
SHOW PERMANENT

Gov. Hay will meet with the
Washington state A.Y.-P. commits
sion Tuesday 10 consider making
permanent the Washington exhibit.
There is $4,000 remaining unused
OF the 100000 appropriation made
by the state for A.-Y.P. expenses
II considered worth while. the state
exhibit viii be boxed and stored
until the legislature can finally
answer the question.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09
JAMES ]. HILL PLANS
TO EXTEND RAILROAD
SAN FRANCISCO TO BE TER.
MINUS OF ROAD FROM
MONTANA POINT.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. g.
Great interest Is being taken In
railroad and business circles here
today In the announcement By
Thomas -. Walker. millionaire
lumberman from Minnesota. that
James J. Hin IL planning to ex.
ten the Burlington from chey-
enns or some point on the Denver
limo to San Francisco.
A. Walker has enormous timber
holdings ia Northeastern califor.
MIA. and as he recently bought the
place called Mountain Meadows. =
near CoppefYale. Laasen county.
including the fredonia pass. prob.
ably the only available entrance
10 the Sacramento valley from the
north for a new line. his state
ments are given much cgedence.
II is known that he is a close
friend OF nm. and that be has
been associated with him In many
business ventures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09
LABOR DISPUTE DECIDED.
tfsy w4fea pr~s.i

CHICAGO. Oct s.-As arbl,er in
a dispute between two labor unions.
Judge 0Foascup. Of the federal cir.
cut, court. has decided that nnder
the rulings Of the American Fedora.
tion OF Labor. the elevator con.
struciors union had prior right
over the machinlsts' union 70 AZ
semble all elevator machinery. in
stall foundations and complete aim.
liar preliminary work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09
THIEF LEAVES TOOLS
UNDER THEATRE SEAT

Why burglar should carry hla
kit Of tools into the Orpheum thea
tire and leave II under one ~ the
seats Il a question that IL causing
the wise city detectives to scratch
their heads.
The tools we're found under
seat IN the rear OF the theatre yes.
tsrday morning. and when Fred
Davis. the doofkeepeF. heard OF the
discovery. he recalled that a man
hugrledly left the theatre Thurs.
day night when the show was half
over. Il Is also recalled that
moment before his departure De
tsctiye Ioc Barbee had entered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09
CRUISER ST. LOUIS
WILL COME NORTH
To bREMERTON YARD

WASHINGTON. Oct. s--Thr pro.
tected cruiser 81 Louis. nov ~ San
Francisco. on duty In connection
with the Port0la festival. IL to leave
there about Oct. % for Bremertou.
Wn. where she will be placed In
reserve The Concord. now home
ward bound from Honolulu 20 the
navy yard AZ Puget sound. wiil be-
placed out Of commission aa soon
as practicable after arriving there.
while the Princeton, noN out ~
commission ~ Puget sound. has
been ordered placed In commission
there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09
10 BORROW $40. 100000.

TWF HITFW TFFaNT
pEKIN. Oct B-The objection
Of the German government 10
the signing Of tho Iiankow.
sce.Chuon railroad loan by the 10.
cal German bank has been re-
moved. according 10 Information
received here The loan calls for
$50 900 600, which Will be borrowed
from German. American and French
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09

private hands would mean a
big melon cutting now and a
perpetual revenue--enough 10
pay interest on a fine lot Of
water bonds"
Also where there Is a fan OF va.
tor the company puts IN power
plant and thus runs another pipe
line sforeyerJ into the settlers
pocketbook Aud this furnishes
forth an edition of "power.bonda'
for the settlers to pay interes; on.
And all these things mean much
10 me AZ ! go about this country
and read the speeches about keep.
ing within the law"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09
TAXES WILL Be HIGHER

The tar levy for the county was
definitely fixed yesterday. and will
amount to 1851 mills This In.
cludes school levy OF 2.s mills
which was not included in the conn.
~ levy OF last year
The total levy for Seattle. count.
Ing state. county, city and school.
will amount TO Bats mills. Last
year the total levy was $3.50 mills.
and In 1907 II was approximately
30 mills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09
CHINAMAN MURDERS
HIS SIEPMOTHER

SAN LUIS oBisPo. Cal. Oct. 8
Willie Louis. the son OF An Louis.
a wealthy Chinese merchant Of this
city. confessed that he killed his
stepmother. Con fing Louis. who
was found dead In her bed several
days ago with bullet through her
body
The prisoner. who Is al years Of
age. said that he killed his step.
mother because she had been guar
relsome and had tainted him with
the fact that all the property Of the
family belonged 70 the father Of
An Louis. and that the son had
TO pay for anything he secured
from the store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09
CHURCHILL ISSUES
4 VERY GOOD Def

LONDON. Oct. Sat least some
members Of the cabinet are oppos.
Ing any compromise such az has
been suggested BY King Edward to
event a constitutional crisis over
the budget Winston Spencer
Churchill. president Of the British
Board OF Trade. speaking at the
National Liberal club. declared the
government would make no over.
lures to The house ol lords. and &C.
eepf no compromise. and that no
amendment 10 the finance bin By
the upper house would be enter
ta!ned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09
MUSIC LOVERS DAY

Sunday viii be Music Lovers day
al the A-Y-P.. with the most elab-
crate musical program OF the expo
sltlon. Eilerys band will give two
long concerts In the music pavilion,
one al ? 30 and one at 1880 The
Metlakahtla Indian band Will give
concert In Nome circle al 1880.
The Vancouver WEIGH Male Voice
party will give a concert in the
Auditorium al O'Clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09
KIDS SWARM
OUT TO FAIR
They SCATTER AL OVER THE
GROUNDS AND sEE
EVERYTHING.

Tens OF thousands OF Youngsters
made the most OF Chlldrens day
az the A..Y..P today They swarm
ed through the exhibit and up and
down the Pay Streak, they climbed
under aud over and ON the exhibits
IN the livestock show They were
everywhere. az every time. II they
missed anything the fair manage
ment az a late hour this afternoon
had not noted the oversight A
Shetland pony and cart outfit, value
$500. was given away In the live
stock show arena late this after
noon,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09

The national strike In Sweden
was described at a mass meeting
held in Arcade ball last night under
the auspices OF the Central Labor
Council and the socialist party.
John sandgren. a delegate from
Sweden 60 the United States, was
the speaker. The meeting sub
scribed $3.50. which will be- sent
10 the Swedish strike fund.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09
HEARsr is TO RUN.

NEW YORK. Oct william n.
Hearst announced at midnight that
be would accept the nomination for
mayor as rendered at an lndepend.
cni mass meeting at Cooper Union
Wednesday night He repudiated
his Endorsement OF Justice 6aynor.
the democratic nominee. who. he
announced several days ago. he
would support.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09

THREE KILLED IN
WRECK OF TRAINS

BUTTE. Oct. s.-Three trainmen.
all living at Livingston. Mont. were
killed In a wreck on the Red Lodge
branch Of the Northern Pacific rail.
road. when an extra freight side
swiped" a regular bridge train. The
engines and i5 coal cars were piled
in q tangled mass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09
THIS GIRL S EYES
MAKE HER COSTLY
"Oh, those eyes,
Those beautiful eyes,
Those ~"

But why 30 further? Just go
and take a good look in at Miss
Inspiration" in the statue depart
ment Of the Oriental building and
see II you don't come away singing,
"oh, those eyes,
Those beautiful eyes,
Those ly-a-s-a beautiful eyes"
This young woman. as she looks
skyward all day long. is easily the
queen OF the marble images. She
has been sold Just 20 times. and
her eyes-those eyes--have been
responsible for each sale.