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says he-the "cloudscrapers, I"
giant Fairgrounds like Coney
Island, giant charitable institu-
lions, giant wheat crops, giant Ca
tastrophies, giant virtues and
giant vices. Is 1t any wonder
then that there are giant heat
waves?
Nobody who has not experienced
this awful heat can form the
slightest conception what they are
like. The largest cities are the
greatest sufferers. New York and
Chicago are veritable bells. The
heat so enervates that men and
women often fall asleep in the
midst of their work.
The most trifling thing will
turn sane man into a raving ma
MAC. His nerves are unstrung
! His entire body aches when the
slightest thing happens to annoy
him.
To the odor of melting asphalt
is added the stencil of the open
garbage cans whose contents are
HUI opCl
wagons. In restaurants the heat
is slightly tempered by masses of
electric fans which are dangerous
because they bring on neuralgia
and neuritis.
But the victim must drink and
drink something cold so he rushes
about the streets like. mailman
to quench the awful burning
thirst. He consumes glass after
glass of whisky and icewater, or
icewater without the whisky.
Most men and women spend
their days at soda fountains. in
their shirtsleeves and collarless.
In a few days the victim of this
soda water habit has ruined
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brat1ng her bSth
birthday? Yes,
you say7 All,
You know who
the original is.
T h 9 Jersey
Lily, % to be
sure, less COM
monty known as
Lily Langtry. In
England she is,
of course. Lady
De Battle. the
world boasts OF
few young old
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but It turned out that one eye
was plenty to discern that the
rebels were stronger than all yet
out. One brigade of the 10th
corps which was experimenting
Ben's one eye tried to get closer
look and got decisive whaling
Tor its pains.
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Federation Thos
arsha connection with the exadition of Mcnamara
lacking consideration the rights American
citizen advsed beneath the dignity the chief executive
the state The Federation therefore tasks citizen to dis
effort further Marshall
office satisfy his ambition for other higher honors
We desire the labor squeamish
politics
labor politics labor should politics
somebody S
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Too Much White Meat.

The Garden Street Philosopher
was doubled up with pain. He
held his hand upon his belt and
groaned with might and main.
THAT harvest dinner was too
much" he moaned, ooh. never
more! l love the toothsome white
meat but my tummy's feeling
sore"
Philosophers dear, loving wife
was reading the Gazette. She
yearned to know the latest news
and not what hubby ct. ~ see
there's war in Turkey, now" re-
marked his darling wife. italians
are engaging in a sanguinary
strife"
20, let them war in Turkey"
groaned Phil in misery, what
posters mes the Turkey that's
making war in me-"
A Rose by Any Other
The New York state undertake
ers are tired of their name and
want to be called morticians."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-13
YANKEE LAND INFERNO WHERE "CLOUDSCRAPERS" GLOW
WITH HEAT, PAVEMENTS MELT AND WORKERS
GO CRAZY ON SODAWATER DRINKS

BERLIN, Oct. 13.--Amei lea is
a hideous nightmare of heat, an
inferno cooked white-hot By giant
waves of unspeakable torridity.
Henry F. Urban says SO In an
article, American Hot Waves" In
the German magazine Die Woche.
Urban spent few minutes in
America once, SO he knows.
Everything in the land of Yam
KEGS Is colossal and abnormal,
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Darby r o q q
south of Peters
burg, Va, to see
how strong the
C o n { e derates
were. Ben had
one wrong front
eye. and you
might think IL
would have been
advisable I O
send a man with
two good eyes,
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women such as Is the famous
English actress, and of those few
she is the only one who Is willing
o tell her age at all times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-13

Entered at the postoffios at Tacoma. Wash, as
second class matter. TELEGRAPHIC SERVICE
OF UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING EXCEPT sun
DAY BY THE TACOMA TIMES PUBLISHING
COMPANY.
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Bills Hearing Voices

supreme
place where justice administered the courts admins
ter in United States, Taft.
Youd Then the God In
did Abraham Lincoln the Union
wiped that decision with blood?
For the think?
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royr
ANYTHING
THE FORGETTER.

IhE Foh1EL lI1E.
He couldn't remember
| That spring time had fled,
He couldn't remember
That summer was dead;
He was so forgetful
He looked for a rose,
Forgetting that winter
Was piling her SHOWS.
He couldn't remember
That daylight was gone,
He sang through the twilight
AS IL ii were dawn;
He was so forgetful
He though It was light
While the rest of us stumbled
Through paths of the night.
He couldn't remember
The flight OF the years,
He forgot to grow old
And surrender to fears;
He was so forgetful
He still ran along
With a boys heart all trimming
With laughter and song.
He couldn't remember
That he had date
With sorrow and trouble
And SO he was late;
He was so forgetful
That he went to sleep
When Fate had 1t framed
He should worry and weep
He couldn't remember
That Death must draw nigh,
And so he just ducked
His appointment to die;
He was so forgetful
! The years ran away,
And left him to dream
And to sing and to play.
Perhaps Miss Elkins will relen
If the duke of AbruZzi wins few
battles.
Be sure your kin will find yol
out.
Oh, to find the neutral zone be
tween starvation and indigestion
One way to keep secret is t.
get it printed in the Smithsonian
Institute report.
The grandson of Sigmund Lu
bin, the moving picture king, ha
been kidnapped. One could almos
pry a wheeze out of that.
Is it a press agent stunt or
the grandson posing for ne1
film?
Or has someone become inflam
ed by seeing kidnapping scenes a
the moving picture shows an
gone to work and stolen the boy
Isn't II funny a girl will Civ
the mitten to a fellow with col
feet?
Pleased to Meetcha.
| oard cnnohlU .rix-an n
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OBSERVATIONS

s. supreme court God-thats Bill Tafts idea of
trinity
the thief Schmz that Judge
at Grosscup
VIII Lowest courts loves judges.
well announced that the interstate
railroads, the
Taftian regulates that commission
Judges Nothing
justify of his appointments e
ntmates, the voice of the court Is the
of Uncle John N. Harlan INF
absolutely when thinks
built that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-13
TODAY IN HISTORY

Oct. 10, 1884, Gen. benjamin.
+. Butler was sent out on the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-13
OUR DAILY BIRTH.
DAY PARTY.

Would you think that the orig
NAL of this picture is today cele-
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AnAat5.t,1tiD ..a
0y DertOfi DrA1eu
AN AUTUMN "BUG"

Now, as the subject of my song
The Glad Rag Bug comes right along,
In plumage which would strike your eyes
As from Bird of Paradise
And she-it's safe to take my word
Is in the running with that bird.
The Glad Rag Bug, when Falls in sight,
Insists she looks perfect fright
And long and loudly doth declare
She hasn't got thing to wear!"
She goes to Hubby or to Dad
And what she does to him is sad
SHE gets new lingerie and hose
New hats, new shoes, new tailored clothes,
HE gets a bill-and has a spasm,
For in his pile it makes a chasm
And then with hat and. cloak and gown.
SHE sallies forth to daZe the town.
The Glad Rag Bug, l might say here,
Is with us all around the year.
Your bank account goes down-kerchug!
When raded by the Glad Rag Bug.
.s@ ~
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Pleased to Meetcha.

Pleased to Meetcha.
At card assembly given by
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Deibcl to
members of the German club
Tuesday evening, euchre was the
game Observation-Disclosures,
o., Vindlcator.
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the dead body in the morning.
Those who attempt to sleep in
their beds battle in sweat and
spend the night fighting blood
thirsty mosquitoes, awaking from
feverish sleep to find themselves
bitten in a hundred places and
often inoculated with malaria
germs.
1t takes a foreigner to teach
you Americans what really hap
pens to you in the good old sum-
mer time.
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WE always suspected Bill loved judges. Nothing 81
sionate love could justify of his appointments
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-13

Isn't 1t funny a girl will give
the mitten to fellow with cold
feet?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-13

u S. supreme court, God-thats Bill of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-13

stomach.
The American home is no pro
lection. Rooms are small, cell
ings low and there are no bal
comics, no gardens. Often the PEG
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-13

One way to keep a secret is to
get it printed in the Smithsonian
Institute report.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-13

Or has someone become inflam
ed by seeing kidnapping scenes at
the moving picture shows and
gone to work and stolen the boy?
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If as intimates. the voice of the supreme court
voice of God Uncle John ~ Harlan come in?
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-21
HIS WEDDING IS POSTPONED
INSTEAD or LEADING BRIDE TO
ALTAR OCTOBER 81, HE WILL
BE LED INTO COURT
THE OFFICERS ARE ALL BUSY
ARE SEARCHING FOR MAN WHO
DINED WITH AVIS LENNELL
LAST SUNDAY EVENING

| iisti-- f.sa-.4-. ~ - ts'--s-
\ Boston, Oct. 21.-Reverend ClaI
enve v. T.. Richeson, pastor of tn
Emmanuel Baptist church of Cam
bridge, awoke today somewhat re
freshed to begin his first full day il
the county Jail, where he is to remain
until Tuesday, October 81, the dat
which had been for his marriage t.
Miss Violet Edmunds, daughter o
Moses Grant Edmands. wealthy resi-
dent of Brookline,
Instead of being married on thai
day, the minister will appear in court
on the charge of numbering his former
sweetheart, Miss Avis Linnelle, stu
dent at the New England Conserva
tory of Music and Sunday school
teacher at fremont Tempe.
Today the police began gathering
evidence in the case. The actual de.
livery of the poison to Miss Linnell
and the identity of the person with
whom she dined last Sunday evening
are matters of vital interest being in
quired into.
Chief Dugan claims to have learned
that Mr.. Richeson dined last Saturday
at the home Of Mrs. Frank r. Riley of
Somerville, member of the Emma
nuel Baptist church. According to the
police, Mrs. Riley has said that on
this occasion Mr. Richeson threw him
self on couch and exclaimed that
he had lost a dear friend and that she
had died of commissions. The police
wish to know how the minister knew
his friend died of commissions.
The police also are working on the
statements made by John F. Danskin
of Cambridge, that his wife heard
Richeson telephoning to Miss Linnell
at the Young Wonaen's Christian asso-
citation building. to meet him Satur-
day.
Richeson remains cool and reticent..
He has made no statement, says Chief
Inspector Dugan.
Rlcheson Resigns.
Richeson this afternoon resigned
as pastor of Emmanuel church.
Moses G. Edmands, father of RICHIE
sop.s fiancee, called at the Jail this 4
afternoon and had long talk with
the prisoner. Mr.. Edmands reiter-
ated his belief in the Innocence of |
the prisoner
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-21
There Must BE A
HOODOO At WORK
FOURTH GIANT-ATHLETIc GAME
is POSTPONED FOR THE
FOURTH TIME.

Philadelphia, Oct. 21.-The fourth
game between the Philadelphia Ath-
letics and the New York Giants for
the baseball championship of the
world, which was scheduled to be
played here last Wednesday, was
postponed to-day for the fourth time,
and under the rules, win be played
on Monday or the first clear day.
The members Of the Philadelphia
team reported, at the grounds as usu.
al today ssud were excused until Mon,
day morning at 10 o'clock when they
will try TO get some much needed
practice, if the weather permits.
Reuben Oldring. the centerfelder, re
turned to Mount Vernon, N. Y, where
his sister win be buried tomorrow.
He expects to jsdn the +eam Mon
day.
AS soon as the game was oficially
postponed Manager McGraw Of the
Giants released the, members of his
team until Monday morning and they
scattered in all directions. Most of
them left for New York at II o'clock.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-21
ROCK ISLAND SHOPMEN
WANT8BIG ADVANCE
HAVE DEMANDED INCREASE OF
TEN PER CENT IN WAGES;
A STRIKE PROBABLE.

Chicago. Oct 2f.-Vice President
F. o. Melcher Of the Rock Island
lines today declared that the new
wage schedule offered the shopmen,
who are taking strike vote, would
not affect the earning power of the
men.
1T was charged that In this sched-
ule which we presented to the shop
mems committee, the overtime was
abolished he said. eThis is untrue.
Our scale is the same jas, the old one.
The committee demanded the accept
ance of its schedule, which called for
an approximate increase of ten per
cent. but we did not give it seriouf
consideration and its members went
back to Kansas City without any deiff
mite agreement"
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-21
The COURT HELD NO SESSION
JUDGE TOOK ADVANTAGE OF RE.
4 CESS TO CONSIDER cIrA-
TIoNs OF COUNSEL.
ARE TWO SERIOUS OBSTACLES
IN WAY OF SECURING JURY.
TO TRY THE FAMOUS pY.
NAMITINe CASE.

Los Angeles, Oct. 21.-Some 30 We.
niremen rejoice today at being at lib
efty out OF doors instead of locked up
under the care of bailiffs in the Nc
Namara murder case. Argument Of
opposing counsel, to proceed in exam
ming talesmen without a full jury
box enabled Judge Walter Bordwell
to excuse all veniremen not already
In the box until the opening CT the
court Monday morning and only the
six talesmen left at the conclusion
OF court yesterday were under re-
straint today. Otherwise, six others
would have been added to their num-
ber, and none of the 80 knows that
he would not have been one Of the
six. -.
There was no session of court to
day, but it proved a busy day for
nearly every one connected with the
trial.
Judge Bordwell found time TO con-
slider numerous citations offered by
counsel, particularly in connection
with denial Of the states challenge
against Talesman A. G. Robinson, in
which the court announced that
should he send his decision incor-
rect. he would change it.
The defendant James d, McNa-
mara, accused of causing the death
Of Charles J. Haggerty. one Of the 81
persons killed in the Los Angeles
Times explosion and fire a year ago.
was visited by his attorneys, who
discussed the situation with him.
They also saw John J. Mcnamara
brother of James, and secretary OF
the International Association Of
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers..
Opposing counsel centered much at
tention today on what promises toaf
be two big obstacles in getting a..
jury. These were aversions to the. in :
Fiction of the death penalty on cir
cumstantial evidence and the ques-
tion of belief as to the cause Of the
Times explosion.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-21

Chang and Hankow are said to hav,
already cut their ques.
Martial law exists in all places oc
cupied by the rebels. The dispatch Il
the Chung Sal Vat Pc puts the impe
rial loss in the Hankow battle al
5000 killed, besides many wounded
now cared for By the Red Cross so
ciety of the revolutionists. Ajcable
to the Tai Tung Vat Po. a rival paper,
however. said the goyernment lost on.
ly 1000 killed. q
Two thousand Deserters Il
Shanghai. Oct Refugees from
Hankow arriving here today state
that when the revoIutionists fell back
to WI Chang 1t was only to obtain
new supply Of ammunition and that
they at once returned to the fray and
made a successful landing on the Ham
kow side. IA
The rebels are fortifying the hills
at the rear of the Han Yang steel
works Five British torpedo boats ar
rived here today from Wei Hal Wei
and four Japanese torpedo boats came
from WI Sang.
Native newspapers state that after
the retreat Of the imperialists at Han
kow 1000 surrendered and subse-
luently Joined the revolutionary camp.
This has not been confirmed from for
sign sources.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-21
A ROYAL MARRrAes

Vienna, Oct. 21.-The Archduks,
karl Franz Joseph and Princess. zita.
OF Parma were married today in the.
castle at schwarzau, lower Austria. Is
presence OF the emperor and the king
OF Saxony The bridegroom win 80
Gay become emperor-king Of Austrf..
hungary. He Is ssss elder son Of the
late Archduke Otto and a sreat -
pneW Of the Erareso Franz Joseph.
He is also tlsa rephew Of ths Al.
ouke ferdinand, heir preslmptive t.
the throne.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-21
HEARST IS AFTER
Mr.. 1AFT's OFFICE
MILLIONAIRE PUBLISHER RE-
UNITED WITH DEMOCRATS TO.
GET NOMINATION.

Hot Springs, Ark, Oct. 21.--Wil
liam r. Hearsts expressed intention
of .feal1ignfng himself with the demo
cratic party pressages the presenta
tion of the publishers name to the
New York delegation as candidate
for the democratic presidential nom
ination, according to Oscar W. I'm
derwood. democratic floor leader Of
the house of Representatives.
Mr.. Underwood today declared he
thought the Hearst following in the
California delegation to the next
democratic convention would support
Hearst for the presidential nominaa
tion.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-21

Salt Lake City, Utah, Oct. 2k--In.
formation received here today from
Los Angeles states that the Califor
mia state authorities will request the
Utah state officials to reopen the in
vestfgation of the two attempts to
dynamite the Hotel Utah IN. 1sf0s
Jack wilson and ~High Pocketss'
Delaney were tried here for the dyna.
uniting and both were acquitted. II
ts alleged that beth have been under
Ianvestigaxion in connection with the
|explosiun that destroyed the Los An
|geles Times.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-21
BANDIT KILLED INSTANTLY.

Salt Lake City. Oct 21.-Further,
particulars received here last night
or the shooting up" of Cokeville.
! Wyo- last night by a gang of i've
men, show that one of the gang, iden.-
tilted as Ed Bacon, was killed. Bacon7
had been shot through the heart duy
ing tAe battle and his body was not
found for several hours after tha,
shooting.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-21
aTHE GARDEN or ALLAHv

New York, Oct 21.-Not in sever
al years has a theatrical event arous-
ed SO much interest in the metropol-
is as the Liebler production Of The
Garden Of Allah" which was given it's
first performance this afternoon at
the Century Theatre Nine. Mary
Anderson Navarro and Robert Hich-
enrs, who coIlaborated in the author-
ship, Witnessed the performance. The
cast is highly notable one, including
as it does Mary Mannering, Lewis
Waller and other players OF wide re-
putation.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-21
JUDGE eRosscuP RESIGNS.

Chicago, Oct. 21.-Judge Peter
Grosscup Of the United States circuit
court today forwarded his resignation
to President Taft. He asked that it
become effective next Monday.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-21

Annapolis, ND, oct 21.-Navy 0;
Princeton o.
West Point, N. r, Oct 21.-End of
second period: Army $: yale 0.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-21

p Z
1t is characteristic of most of the
candidates on the republican state
ticket, from Holm o. Bursum. all
along the line, that they assumed the
mans part in the battle of life while
they were still boys. The life OF
George Curry reads like romance;
he Is the stuff that frontier heroes
are made Of. He has not yet turned
the fifties and yet the incidents, the
achievements, the wide sweep of his
activities, would make a biography of
intense interest that would fill D
book. Suffice it to say, that wherever
placed, at the post of danger or the
post of responsibility, he has made
good and that is the highest ens
comium that can be bestowed upon
any man. Add to this that George
Curry is intensely human, that he is
progressive in thought and action,
that he has been an aggressive fight
er for statehood at home and at
Washington, and the following en-
conium pronounced upon him by one
Of his predecessors, Ex-Governor Mi
gsel A. Otero. on February "a. 1910.
and reproduced from the columns of
the albuquerque Morning Journal,
viii have to suffice for the purposes
Of this sketch:
Enconium by otero.
Il can assure you all that / feel
highly complimented when called up
on to make few remarks commen-
datory of q friend, but tonight feel
particularly honored in being called
upon to mention some of the many in
teresting traits in the life of our gov
ernor. George Curry. who Is with us
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-21
BOTH AT HOME and ABROAD
CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS WAS
GOOD SOLDIER, GOOD Gov
ERNoR AND STATESMAN.
has had MUCH EXPERIENCE
WAS MEMBER OF TERRITORIAL
COUNCIL AND WAS ELECTED
PRESIDENT OF THAT BODY.

\ 4 \ y 4. 4 \ \ \ n \ I
4 Age 40 years. - - I
Z Born in Louisiana. 4
= Father died when George /
= was four years old. \
Mother died when he was !
4 II. =
Lived III Colorado as a boy
Lived at Dodge City, Kan !
= sas, until 1879. \
= Worked on cattle ranch as \
4 cowboy. \
\ Clerked in post traders !
4 store at Fort Stanton. \
= Hotel clerk at Trinidad Col \
4 orado. =
y In Ration, New Mexico. 1882 \
\ to 1885. !
= Returned to Lincoln in 1885. '
\ Manager of store at Lincoln. \
4 Depdty collector and treas y
= urer Lincoln county, 1886 to \
4 1888. y
\ Elected probate clerk in \
\ 1886.
4 Elected assessor.
y Elected sheriff. ~
4 Elected to legislative coun- =
y Gil in 1894. =
: Elected president of coun- 4
; Gil
: District clerk of Fifth ju- \ |
: diciai district, 1S95-1S96. \
Elected to council again IN \
= 1896 by 1,435 majority. y
= Helped to establish Military =
y Institute at Roswell. \
= Appointed regent of Mill \
\ tary institute. \
= Captain of the Rough Riders +
= Sheriff of Otero county 1899 \
4 Went to Philippines as lieu =
= tenant in Eleventh United \
= States Volunteer Cavalry. y
\ Promoted to Captain. y
= Served as chief of police of y 4
y Manila.A VI
= Served as governor of Sa- !
= mar and other Philippine prov \
= inces. 4
= Governor of New Mexico \
= 1907 TO 1910 \
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CONTINUED on Page ourl
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-21
Haaerman Tad spIlt the Parry.

II have landed him here in Santa
Fe, where he was inaugurated on the
eighth day of August, 1907. The gov
ernor's position at that time was not
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-21
The DAILY MAXIM

Many a Bum Workman
Thinks He's too Big
for His Job