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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14

whereby the right Of suffrage viii
b. granted 20 all persons ifroapect.
i've N sex
IL they do not meet with success
along these lines they viii try 20
get the right 10 vote for lregi-
DENTAL electors.
II the legislature turns a deaf
ear 20 this proposal g demand viii
BE- made the right 81 women 70
vote az the primary elections.
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WOMEN ARE
ON The JOB
EQUAL SUFFRAGE LOBBY HAS
PLAN MARKED OUT FOR
WORK At OLYMPIA.
~ r. ). DILLON.

OLYMPIA. Jan. 1.-THE equal
suffrage lobby with State Presl
dent Mrs Devoe az us head has ifs
plan of campaign for the session
mapped out Tho snfifaEisfs viii
attack the legislature on three
sides. and hope to win something
The first effort win be- an az.
tempt % get the legislature 70 sub.
init the question ~ an amendment
o. the constitution 10 the people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14

Youth is uof 4 serious drawback
ta mgn he'll outFrew it, laFiaa
Times Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14
California suffrassstss.

SACRAMENTO. Jan i4.-Hy u.
r.. Nearly a hundred auffrageties
are on The JOB at the capital 10.
day IN behalf Of the cause OF equal
suffrage for women. a delegation
Of 600 from los Angeles ia
scheduled 20 arrive as soon az the
incloment weather ceases. Volun-
ieers will come from other parts
Of the state aud even from Oregon
and Washington to lend their
sisters support By their presence.
Not a OIL 10 their behalf has been
placed before the Legislators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14

NOTicE-Men'a $500 Shoes
sass. 502 Pacific nlk. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Jan. A.
The blil 70 prohibit the sale 81 in.
toNlcating liquors IN Tennessee
passed the lower house Of the gen.
cral assembly last night 60 10 80.
The measure is the ono passed yes-
tefday BY the senate and now goes
70 Gov Patterson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14

MUsKOGEE. Okla. Jan. H.
Damage amounting TO $3.50 600 was
done by fire that broke ont here
Ia the Saratoga restaurant ia Third
IT,, aud spread % the Carolina and
German buildings ana other build
ines Ia the block bounded BY Third.
Broadway. OkmulEec and Fourth
SITS. Ia The business district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Jan. A.
l4re Thomas q Jones. % the
lirtsd States court ia an elaborate
oitnion today. held tho Carmichael
prohibition act under which ihlH
nise 10 operating. constitutional
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14
CAT AND PIGEON SHARE
COMFORTABLE HOME
ON DOCK

Driven 10 take shelter from the
bitter cold, Johnnie. a one legged
pigeon, and Tom large and va
faelons maltese cat. both residents
II the Wall at dock. are living in
The same small box, much after
che mlllennlal manner OF tho lion
and tho lamb Johnnie is pigeon
with "a br0kon wing. who has been
provided with a straw lined cot BY
tiaibfaiih'H tonmHtefa Tom o. tho
Faithful rae catcher on the wharf
bud Ia previous years has been
known 10 have tooth for pigeon
fo last niRht when a ieamaier saw
BIN climb to j0hunle'a abode. ~
bought that nll but the SINGING
tas over for Johnnie Efforts 10
4HindRe him we're futile. however
ed this morning a teamater climb
8 ~ 20 view the remains. 10 find
thnnie very hungry aud quite
idTo. and Tom pufriug comfortably
ftlm the warm hay This ~ fact
aid should be- OF assistance 90
pture takers"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-08-01

S2300-$300 cash, balance monthly for a practically new broom cottage at Cen tral park; F block of car; has all im- provements, such electric lights, bath, cement sidewalks and sanitary sewer. This is bargain and you will agree with us if you will let us take you to see it.
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FOR SALE

FUN SALE
 $6soo. Corner lot, well improved, close in, in fine repair; rents for SS6 per month.
 $500. Corner lot, S0xlS0; Broom residence and bath; fronts east; beautiful shade; one block of car line, near Owenton college; the very place for man who wants to educate his boys.
 $425O Lot Oxl90; five 4-room houses in fine re- pair; rents for $0 per month"; close in ..
 $2500 Groom cottage, with bath and other con Veniences; in good condition; close in; now rents for s2250 per month; $500 cash, balance to suit purchaser
 $240O. one Of the incest vacant lots in Norwood; alley corner; high and dry; fronts east.
 $25C0. Nice 4-room cottage hall and bath; coal house; on 50x1D foot lot; close in; front ing south; nice shade trees and side walks; one block of car line. W. N. MALONE 6 co. 219 North Ast street. Phones 12S9.
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Bargains.

80 acres in Shades valley. $40 per acre. miles from courthouse. S-room, modern, 2-story house on South 18th street, s4500. 5000 cash, balance easy.
 Avenue D, between 18th and 14th streets 4-room houses. Rental S80 per month S650O, one-third cash. 18th street, between 10th and 11th ave- nues, north a 4-room house and hall, front and back porches. $1250 s100 cash balance SIS per month. Lot 60x190 on 24th street, north, between 14th and 18th avenues. Cheap, s2225; 1z cash. Lot 5ox14o Sd avenue Cheap. s7sCO, close in.
 Lot 5Ox14O. Sd avenue, with four houses, at s730O
 Modern cottage, 49th street. Woodlawn, rooms, bath room and dressing room. s2850. Terms very easy Furniture and fixtures for sale in a 40- room rooming house on 20th street, near l.. & N. depot. $500. Good reason for selling
 Yours very truly. Minge Mortgage & Realty Co.,, No. 21o211 First National Bank Bldg
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R.YAN'S BARGAINS.


 S2500-Four lots, store and dwelling, well located at Fairview South Ensley and North Bessemer cars. $l60o-Six-room house and hall; barn, in two blocks of car line at 74th street, East Lake; one-fourth cash, balance monthly.
 s2S50-Seven-room, two-story house, water, lights and gas. A new, up-to-date home One-third cash, balance at per cent At Fairview.
 $65O-Three-room house, barn, two lots, 50x140 each, fronts east, in good white neighborhood; three blocks of North Birmingham park; fine investment. $1250-Eight-a truck farm. Broom house, four miles from courthouse, on public road. In Shades valley. s200o-40-acre truck farm, groom house. barn. good orchard and vineyard. Good freestone spring 20 acres in cuittva- ton, miles from Birmingham, on good road, near Irondale.
 Have you seen our beautiful resident lots at the Velma Place, on car line in Woodlawn? Cement sidewalks and street Improvements; one-fourth cash, balance easy It will pay you to see these lots before you buy.
 RYAN REAL ESTATE GO. POPS Third Ave. Bell Phone 8S5.
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$40 400OO-Fifty-foot corner lot, 1st avenue and 22d street, cheapest lot in business center.
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Sl5,OOO-Rental
 $500 A choice corner brick might exchange. B. F. EBORN
FOR SALE

s5oo-For nice, high lot, between 10th and 18th avenues, North Highlands; one block of car. This lot is cheap at s75O, but must be sold at once. Lot 5Ox140, has sewer in the alley.
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FARMS.

FAkM0. S14 Per Acre-2S5- acre farm, 4 miles of county seat, one-half mile to church and school; 125 acres in cultivation, one new 7-room house, one broom and three Broom houses, very good outbuildings. Can be divided in two good farms. Terms.
 $550-90-a acre farm, one-hah in cultivation, balance fairly good pine and oak; six miles of good railroad town; school and church farm; Broom house, good well and fine spring branch. S2300-Three-acre truck farm, now broom house, orchard and other Improvements; ; 41a blocks of car line. 8 Per Acre--480 acres timbered land, comes within 2S0 yards of Southern rail- road; average 2000 feet good white oak and other hardwood per acre; all the land tlllable bargain. se5O-29-acre valley farm, small house, on railroad, near two towns. Terms. A bargain. sa Poultry farms in different localities. Ask for general farm list
 FARM REALTY co.
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FOR RENT.

Warehouse, 17OS Avenue B; has stables and storage facilities. Store, 116 South 2Oth street. possession August 20. Store at entrance to Southern railroad shops, not a better retail stand out side of Birminghams no competition. Large office space on second floor l13 21st street, arranged to suit need. Groom cottage, best part of Ensley 1919 Avenue H. S-room residence, S14 South 18th street, cheap rent. Broom brick, water furnished. East Bir- mingham. October l, store space 4OxS5 feet, new building, northeast corner of 2d avenue and 14th street October l. two nice stores, northeast cor neg 2d avenue and 14th street: corner store will make fine location for drug store.
 1923 Avenue A, rooms for colored peo- sple; rent $. Several vacant lots in the city, some with railroad facilities
 GEORGE BILBE, Agent.
 Bell 61. 11314 2st Street.
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FOR RENT.
REsIDENCEs-NoRTHsIDB

RESIDENCEs-N0 1221 18th street, 8 rooms. s35. 727 18th street, rooms, $2o 23CS sth avenue, rooms, $35. 1915 Sth avenue, rooms, S40. l217 26th street. rooms, so. l031 18th street, 10 rooms, S60 15l5 Allen street, rooms, $15. S21 18th street, 6 rooms, $2o 1217 17th street, ' rooms, $25. 1620 9th avenue, 6 rooms, s1S. 1101 12th avenue rooms, S35. 140o 1lth avenue rooms. $20. 1901 Ina street, rooms S25. 1909 Park avenue, s rooms, $47. 50. 2211 7th avenue, rooms, $50. s25 20th street, rooms 20. 1912 18th street, rooms, 80. 1410 Huntsville avenue. rooms, SIS, 16o0 18th street, furnished, 8 rooms, s45. 1501 11th avenue, furnished, rooms, $35.
 RESIDENCES -sOUTHSIDE. 2522 Avenue E, rooms, s20. 2704 Avenue D, 5 rooms $25. 2612 Avenue F, ' rooms, s25. 2618 Avenue G, rooms, $15. 2620 Avenue G, rooms, S15. 2713 Avenue G, rooms, s95 2911 Avenue c, 10 rooms, s35. 2S19 Avenue F, ' rooms, s3e. 905 3Oth street, rooms, S35. lOOl Hickory street, rooms, $35. 1718 12th avenue, rooms, 80. 1912 14th avenue, rooms, $40. 1920 14th avenue. rooms, S60. 1918 18th avenue, 6 rooms, $25 1929 18th avenue, rooms, $40. 3027 2Oth street, rooms, $45. 1904 10th street, rooms, s25 1504 2Oth street, 10 rooms, s6o. 2109 14th avenue, rooms. s45. 12l4 10th street, rooms, $60. 1531 18th street, rooms, 80. 1525 10th avenue, upper fiat, S rooms, $6 1506 12th avenue, furnished, 10 rooms, $5O 1231 l1th avenue furnished, rooms $50.
 BUSINESS HOUSES. 2118 2d avenue, 1 floor, $1O0. 23i9 2d avenue, 1 floor, 80 2406 2d avenue, l floor, $50. 25O1-S 2d avenue, 2 floors s15o. 2610 2d avenue, floors, $50 2612 2d avenue 2 floors, $50 2l01-3 Morris avenue, floors, $275. AT North 23d street, floor s25 4l9 North 23d street 1 floor, s26. 408 North 26th street, l floor, S75 109 South 20th street, 1 floor, s105 We have several other good locations in
 the business part of the city which we
 do not advertise. Call at office for par
 ticulars. We also have several desir-
 able offices In the Hood building for
 rent October |
 w. ". MALONE & GO.
 219 North 21st St. Phones 1239
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FOR SALE

$3250-Large lot, rooms, two-story, mod ern home, Tuscaloosa avenue, on car line; best part of West End: $500 cash, balance easy.
 s9o0-Nice lot on Fountain Heights, one block car line, sidewalks, sanitary, curbing, macadam streets all in and paid for, $400 cash, balance easy. $9OO-3eautiful vacant lot on East Lake car line, near LaCross station. Wood lawn; all street Improvements in; 34oo cash, balance s10 per month without in terest.
 S2200-Modern, broom cottage on East Lake car, near 68d street. Woodlawn; cheapest home advertised in today s paper; 1s cash, balance easy. s20O01-6 rooms, 62d street, Sd avenue, Woodlawn; excellent neighborhood, ex- cellent condition; terms easy.
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FOR SALE

HALF interest in lumber yard and blaming mill, established wholesale and retail trade, located on free switch. idea milling in transit proposition. Price and terms easy. F. 0. Box SS5
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BARGAIN A brick corner 10ox140; rents $40 month; Avenue B.
 B. r. EBORN.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
 SOUTHSIDE AND HIGHLANDS. 2713 Avenue G, furnace heat, rooms, s30. 1903 14th avenue, furnace heat, 8 roons A0. 1415 10th avenue, rooms, s27.50 1417 10th avenue, rooms, $35 1511 14th avenue furnace heat, rooms $40. 929 Georgia street, Richmond Place, newly papered, rooms, $30 BIO 18th street, rooms, S22 50. 814 18th street, 6 rooms. $20. 1868 Avenue l, furnace heat, rooms. $35.
 NORTHSIDE. 720 Fist street, furnace heat, 14 rooms, $65. 422 18th street, 9 rooms, $52 50. 1925 17th street, [ rooms $25. 1114 18th street, rooms slS 1211 23d street. rooms, $20. locations.
 WEST END. roc Lomb avenue, rooms. furnished, $30. 2G0 Elyton street, rooms, s22.50. 10O6 McMillan avenue, rooms, $l5. 1912 Cleveland avenue, rooms, $12 .O 1106 2d avenue, 5 rooms, $1S Homes, vacant lots, etc, for sale every where by THOMPSON-BOOTH R. E. &
 INS. co.
 REAL ESTATE, RENTALS, FIRE & TORNADO INSURANCE. 2113 FIRST AVENUE
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FOR RENT.

NORTT14IDE T rooms. cottage, 241S sth avenue. rooms. cottage, 828 1st avenue, West End rooms, cottage, 2e6 Tompkins avenue. 1s rooms, 2-story, TO Ast street. rooms, 2-story, 716 26th street.
 FOR RENT-SOUTHSIDE 6 rooms, cottage, 817 18th street. E rooms. 2-story, 251S Avenue E. rooms, 2-story, 1406 10th avenue. ]. H. HElNEkE R. E. < l. A. CO.,,
 AGENTS. pn,r.. k nI N xst St
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-08-01

S1200-On terms, for 15 acres over Red mountain; six miles from courthouse; on public road; all in cultivation and under fence.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT. s5O-s roms. excellent condition; close in: 9th avenue. S1O-4 rooms, 910 Sd avenue, West End. H5-Brick store, Cleveland station. s9-9 rooms 14b4 South 18th street. SS0-S rooms, 1214 North 23d street, s25-6 rooms, 120s Woodland avenue. $15-5 rooms, block car, Owenton. s37 rooms, furnace, modern, 2713 Ave nue G. S2O-7 rooms, corner 2oth avenue and Eth street, North Birmingham. S2b0]5 rooms, 6218 2d avenue, north, Woodlawn. s25-7 rooms, 1929 South 18th street s1s-5 rooms, best part of Boyles. N6-5 rooms, corner 23d street and 9th avenue, North Birmingham. $12. .501 rooms, Boyles. s1s-5 rooms, rz14 Cotton avenue West End. s10Z5 rooms. s25 6Oth street, Kingston. s- rooms, S317 Sloss avenue East Lake. s4-s rooms, modern, 1920 18th avenue, south. ST. .bo-s rooms. Pearl street and 2d ave nue, West End. S5-Brick store, corner 18th avenue and 1sth street, north. sS0-Brick store, corner 18th street, north. 25o-6 rooms, 3O6 North 5Sd street, Wood lawn. s1sS rooms, new. modern, 122s 1st ave- nue, West End. Na sO-5 rooms sO7 3d avenue, West End. S25-7 rooms, 2-story, end of car line, Owenton. sH-6 rooms, 1205 Ina street.
 JOHN B. BETHEA. Bell phone 368. zll lst avenue
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LEGAL NOTICES

Notice To Contractors.
 Sealed bids will be received until August 28, 1909, for the election of an academic building for the University of Alabama. Plans may be had from the architect. MT. Frank Lockwood. Montgomery. Ala.
 JOHN w. ABERCROMBIE, Prest. GOV. B. R. CONFER, Chairman Building Committee. a-oo-1t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-08-01
Exchange

We have some real estate that we will exchange for a five-passenger automobile, if 1t is in good condition, and has been run only a short time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-08-01
S15 Brown-Marx.
Homeseekers & Investors Look

Corner lot large enough for lots, just south of Highland avenue and short distance east of 20th street. $4500. Dead easy terms. Big bargain and must be sold at once. Address Z-A, care Age Herald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-11

TAKE A VACATION

Sunhurned smiling bnghteyed and refreshed OF body
and mind those city workers who fortunate enough to
have annual vacations returning to the wheel and the
ledger
blessed is the institutions should be participated in by
every city worker, man and woman
Those vaeaonists wise who sought out recreation
which the opposite OF their daily routine mental and physi-
cal They are better and today for this rcsthcy
have heightened their lives Those yacaonsts who went in
for exciting while their daily routine is exciting
will return tired and they have probably wasted time,
Most OF us in the cities living fast lives Most of Us
are haughess OF the future aud waslcul of energies
Many would 70 smash earlier than they do It not for
the summer holiday
There a way to live and keep fresh the year around
the yacatonss returning to the cities 1t IS
very simple ior anyone who is in control OF himself
Concentration is OF the main essentials OF success.
But concentration is fatal unless aemaied with passive d.
versions To live with but purpose set OF thoughts
is fatal health OF mind body Therefore. concentrate
upon your leading purpose given hours and have fad to
turn to for diversion.
lnharmony is a nerve rake. Avoid III
In OF repose permit the mind wander TO pleas
ant tranquil subjects Such OF relaxation golden
Regular physical exercise is valuable than the
sioual plunge into athletics There absolutely for
failure take proper daily exercise Nothing eNees walking
for good exercises and yet people especially who
need most are heard complain that they have
OF taking proper exercise
The way carly grave is concentration without relax
alton narmeny lack Of physical exercise and neglect waste
Of the natural physical or mental
The way live long and happily have regular reaxa
,on OF harmony and consistent conservation OF the
body and mind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-11

fence chorus. aud tfylns TO bold the
bull At hay. and TO cover the retreat
Of the roast.
Well. the cats got SWAY With the
dinner, bat the good dos did hia
best And finally some other doEa
we're stirred up aud came to help.
and before the fun saa over there
we're nearly a dozen dogs baylng 50
cats.
valuable Public Service.
IN all seriousness. ilafoiietie has
performed = very valuable public
service. during the three and a half
years he has been a member Of tho
senate He has hot made a tom,
tom var His blows have been
real blows Re has dealt IN facts
rather than In personalities He
has studied much and rahied little
But he has been svcfiaAtlnKly on
The job.
"A result Of his example there
will be rial minority IN the sen
ate before many years His fight
haa been Illuminating In The way
Of showing up the fake warfare be.
tween the empty remnants Of polli.
teal parties" which IN fsct were
ali enc solidarity Of greed.
The country nwea q debt u graft,
inde 10 Wisconsin. iAfolieiie ~
only nominalIy senator from that
state he IA In fact our senatorial.
large.
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sudden miHupa betwecn this bull
dos and the senatorial eats They
have claws, aud a cat In = edfHcf
can put up a nasty fight But thaf
haven't had to fiEht that xaf ~ ~
Whenever one Of the eAta fati
close enough u reaches for The
dos with a fine set q unfuflsd
claws does II Il thinks Il eau
got awaY With Il Hut that Is dan
eerous sport. and the fate Of frs
adventurous ones In early DAYS has
made the practice Increasingly an
popular
Kept Up his Barking.
OF course tho dog haa barkad. II
II the practice u dogs 10 bark u
cats II 10 the virtue also u good
waiehdoss To bark when danger
threatens. II ia a cali for other
dogs. and 4 warning for the mas.
ter. For nose than three years
nos Lsfoifstte has kept up quite a
steady barking.
Just Recently IN. public flhs caro-
lsaa mAsteft cams and took 4 look.
and shat did they find but the bls
Aidrich Tnmeat. and Is specially
wellfai fellnsa. carrying on tho
family roast, IN IN. ahspe of a 70.
vialon Of the tariff upward. Calm.
RrF eats. Hals eats. eais from Penn.
sYisania and Massachusetts,. cats
from the inscrmountain and south
cru states. were keeping 40 a back.
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tips on the umbrella ribs. 1t Is an
electric picture.
One Of the womeu's clubs Of tho
upper Weat-side had listened to a
lecture on Useful Things That Few
People Know" A stout member
and a thin member were on their
way home via Sixth nv. elevated.
NOW, let me see. said Mrs. I'm.
bonpolnt how was II that wentg
Twice round my wrist Ia once round
my neck twice round my mock Ia
once round my waist. and twice
round my waist is"-
Once round Gramercy park :"
said a sepulchfal voice from tho
seat behind. and though the stout
hdy glared her hardest. she couldn't
decide which Of tho four young men
Il was who had been 70 rude
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In LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
BY f'ORMAN.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE gin
ger ale sign has been outdone by a
new electric creation on Broadway
And this Il going cone.
The ginger ale sign. which has
held sway a. the most wonderful
huge and impressive 0f all the
Great White Ways great white
landmarks. was erected some
months ago, on the top Of flatiron
building at 18th st., where Broad
way and Seventh ay dlverge at the
northern end Of Times square. \
faces down Broadway and H., |
should say. about 40 feet square
There are the neck and shoulders,
80 to speak, Of huge bottle done
IN incandeaceut bulbs. Suddenly
there shoot from the mouth Of the
bottle long electric zlgzae stfeaks,
going diag0nally upward. This typ
files the opening Of the bottle and
the rush Of the gas. Then follows
a cascade d yellow lights. pouring
out Of the mouth Of The bottle and
flowing downward Ike so much gin
ger ale. Then all the lights go out
except the outline OF the bottle,
then you have II all over again.
A great sign, truly. but a firm Of
pettle0ai makers has built one on
top Of building Al Seventh av. and
42d st.. very short block from
Broadway, that has even more class.
It IS not quite as large as the bottle
sign II shows the figure Of a girl.
holding an umbrella down we'll on
her shoulders a. though the wind
were blowing a gale from behind
her. She wears a short skirt, and
the skirt "a blowing out IN front Of
her. 30 some marvel of lighting.
the skirt appears to be blowing
about al a fearful rate. lust a.
though the Wind we're whipping II
with fiaiiron corner violence. And
the rain ls pouring. diagonal
shower Of electric rain that Il beau.
ufHl 70 behold
The sign is carried out 10 the
smallest detail you can see the but.
tons on the girls storm boots, the
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SENATOR LA TOILETTE
MAN FOR THE PEOPLE
TRIBUTE 10 PAID TO THE sgNA,
TOR ron THREE AND A HALF
YEARS or HARD WORK.


WASHINGTON. d. O.. AUG. IL
For three years and six months tho
senate OF me United States mas haa
consistent and akHrenniVe minor
NY OF one. lhe nllhollVH hai'e IN
NohL NJ lafpllelto'
The government OF tho United
Ala'eH u representative govern
ment
A majority OF tho senate repre-
aonn
lAfpllotte represents people,
That n the situation In nut.
shell
Whom l.nfollotte came 10 the sen
alto three and a half years ago he
came a FREQ politically man Ito
had no corporation strings on HIN,
He dld not owe his job to money
Influence or favor
And when he was elected. Wash
lngton said
Pooh what's the difference2
In the senate he'll be like a mouse
In a catpound. He'll DO lucky n
they lot him live"
Was Not a Mouse.
1h,.. -. I'D A, ,o,n,hs has.
v,lisa sy "a I, nov sna.sr. ~,
~ ccnn,,ison - no, I'm rhosen
~ 80 aa ,nan.a M, - tn,,a.
avcss ip,e mi, feline arsr,ratlan
II ~, mo,s =. /, mai mn fsr.
rler had been thrust into the cage
A bulldog In long on fight Ho
has staying powers lie does not
mind punishment. he u q faithful
guardian Of what be- IL set TO watch
and he does not care for cats.
The senatorial eats arc strong.
VAR shafp'clAwed. well-fed. crafty.
graceful and they do hate bulldogs.
All eats would lihe TO kill all DOGS,
but their mufdefous Instinct Il mod
Grated by fear. Even when !, IL a
hundred to one. they Will not pitch
In and clean tho dos up.
And that IL tho way u has been
with l.AFollotto and tho senate.
ever since hia arrival
Tho cats all pushed up their
tails and let out ominoua Ernwiu
when they discovered him IN their
midst. but they did not openly at.
tack. Tho bulldog tool his cor.
nor. over 10 tho Cherokee strip.