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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-16
w ant Column
WANTED.

wiAlNTED-Ten statesmen at once at
the Boston Store, $40 Main street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07
Real Estate Transfers.

4 " HuDphTies and vile 10 Elmer
BandJ. lots ~ and 80. block g. Idlowid
Lsry p. Larson and wife August N
;SoIGon. part section 9, .towpeh'p south.
range ! sagt Observation-Disclosures, 30'
Mormon Merrill & Co. to Charles L. PERL
gInits, lots i6 and II, block Q South
Gnle addition .........,................ l. 5ot
Alice Strong 10 A,my Strong. part lot g.
block A. plat ....,.............-.......
The Dough-, Heights Land Co. TO CordeIIe
L. Eckman. lots 81 and 80. Douglas
Chester A. Baker and wife 10 Eliz. N Bs-
ker. part aertioD S5, township eouih
range ] cast ..........-,..,..........
wIIAm T. woodcock ond vile to George
OWN. part section TO- towophip south,
Asabel r. Smith TO Ella T. smith, block
Robert Howard st nj. 10 II. X. Gibson lot
6. block II, tyc-scre plat .........,.. .SOC
r. y. McCousughy and wife to David Ger
rard. lot %. part lot 2l block L. Douli
Rrcs buhd!yoion 40, ................... a7f
Alice H-ston Edith obors lots 10 and
l5. block 3. Park Flncc addition ....., 1OS
Mary j. Hickman 10 Emma y. Walsh
part lot 2. block H. pint G.............. aYNr
[ nIou Gavingr 4: InveEimeut Co TO Lewis
JI Jones. part lot 4. block a. uIai n aOr
Emily NJ. Marsh 70 Emma Adams. iot 49,
part lot is block !? C!ty Park subdivision 90,
Salt Lake valley Arid Land Co. 10 srIt
Ink" Nnll"y Farm Co, section .. town
ship Bouth range > Vrst. er aI...., rs On0
Progress Realty Co. to Benjamin f. Har-
per par, lot II. block J. Hve.acrs plat A 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07
Who Are Visiting Mr.. and

| on THURSDAY afternoon at bridge tee
al her home in Federal Heights.
Mrs. Frederick L. Leonard will enter
,sin the girls OF the Sewing club at her
nome this afternoon.
Mrs Isabel NJ. Pitt Will give the use
OF her home for a social affair Thursday
evening for the beneht OF st. Pauls
guild.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Charles Miller have
gone on hunting trip 10 the Snake
river country in Idaho.
Mrs George T. odell and her two
daughters Mrs. Howard T. Kirtley and
Miss Marie OdelI, lave gone 10 the coast
for ztay of month;
Mrs. B. T. Cannon will entertain on
both Thursday and Friday afternoons at
her home in Federal Heights, the first
being in honor OF Miss Loreen Leary.
Miss Grace Brown of the Little Miss
E'fx-It company Is being entertained by
local friends during her stay in the
city.
Mrs J. J. Carroll and her baby are
here from San Diego. visiting Mrs. Car
rolls parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Fine
gan, AT their country home 2460 Third
East street. Mrs. Carroll was Miss
h2rSRTPt
Miss Fannie Bird has gone TO Los An
geles for stay or a month or so with
friends.
Mrs Samuel a. King will entertain the
Quineents club today at her home on
street.
Mrs Merry F.. Gilmer. who has just
returned from New York, VIII spend the
summer al her country home, Gilmer
place.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph e. Hoag OF Ogden
were down for the opening Of the
Country club Saturday evening.
Mrs. Edna Esan Beckwith Of Twin
Falls Idaho. IL visiting Mrs. j. GottsteiD
at the Keith apartments. Mrs Gottstein
has returned from a trip 10 Chicago and
Des Moines. where she visited. Miss
Cecilia Gottstciu is in Chicago.
Mrs. l.. j. kyes left Sunday for
Girard, III. where she will spend a month
with her parents.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07
CHECKS ARE RECEIVED
ON INHERlTAN TAX

Three checks totaIing sls44,$1, In pay
nsnt OF the Inheritance tax were re-
ceived yesterday by Attorney General
Barnes. One was for stl2l.Ol, from the
estate OF John u. Jacquelin OF New York
on 500 shares OF Union Pacific preferred
stock and 300 shares Of Denver Rio
Grande preferred stock. Another. from
The estate OF Louis Demuth OF New York.
for $363,93 was in payment of the tax
on 90 shares OF Union Pacific common.
and the third check. for SS59.37. was from
the estate Of Caroline w. Schwab OF New
York and covered the tax due on 100
sllsres OF Union Pacific common.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07

News and Notes
of w omen S Clubs

The board Of directors Of the Young
Wornan's Christian association met In
special meeting Yesterday afternoon at
inc Z. w. c, A rooms in the Cont
rental bank building to confer with Miss
meg kinney Of Denver territorial secre
tarJ nf the y. w. c, A. Following the
women Of Salt Lake were in attendance
MISS MISS Kinney delivered an address on
what Women Can Do for the Y "
- Tea was served al the close OF
the conference.
TIE following committee conferences
T;ss FL ~, Mss Ainney Aa!e heca a~raaged; /;
eo71uittee. Mrs. a r. Moon. chairman.
uuesday at p. NJ: Gocie' committee.
Say at II a M; religious committee.
MS. Walter Lvne, chairman, Wednes-
cay ut ! ?. m; cafeteria and room com
m.ttee, airs. w, W Armstrong. chair
corlrnittee, Mrs, e. G. Waldron. chair
man IUesday at 10 ?. ": exchange
sornu;,t;ee @75. We.T, chairman. Thurs
Tho Association Of City clubs net Mon
nsT afteTnoon al ths Y. w 6. a. rooms
IN the Continental bank building. Re-
sG,es sis we're hea'd aud routine matters
fhs Womar's Republican cluo rgs en-
jeftained With musicale Monday after
Buckle, 52a Eleventh East street. The
hostesses. besides Mrs. Bycklc. were
NE: H. A; j; Rarnes and Mrs. Mcfarland
Wa,son. va, played several plano duets Mrs
slrkman also sans. Mrs Hardy gave n
vocal solo, aecompenie1 by Miss Romania
Eyde on the violin ard Miss Williamson
on tae piano. Miss Hyde gave q violin
SOLO Miss Margaret Hutchinson Miss
Virginia shannon and Mrs Buckle gave
Focs! selections. The programme was an
SHige:tea, ,irectfo eng, given under Mrs Buckles
81 the programme. The house and tea |
table were PRETTY decorated In color
sch ere. Of ereen and whitte carnations,
charming effect The next meeting early |
IN June will be with Mrs. Howard King.
Mrs. William jennings will entertain
the Browning section of the Ladies Lit
,rary club and their husbands at her |
nome on Second avenue this evening. in |
.onor OF the centenary anniversary of !
browning An appropriate programme
The press and publicity committee Of |
he hospitality committee for the enter
meeting OF the National Federation OF |
'Norier's clubs in San Francisco. who
VII stop in Salt Lake. viii meet this
afternoon at o'clock In the Hotel Utah
The Ladies Aid society Of the First
Methodist church will serve a merchants
luncheon at the church today from II 30
Until 2 o'clock. A business meeting of
he society will follow The luncheon.
The music section Of the Ladies IIit-
.rar7- club will hold q special business
Meeting at the clubhouse this morning
II 10 o'clock. The programme for next
ear VIII be mapped out.
|
The tourists section OF the Ladies
literary CLUB will meet for the last time
his season at the clubhouse this morn
ng. The annual election OF officers Will
axe place. The programme Will be fur
ished by Mrs. G 3. Wilson and Mrs
\llen #, Sanford
The Wasetch Literary club will meet
his afternoon with Mrs. w. B. oliver
25s Roosevelt avenue.
Ihe Jewish Relief society will meet at
he b, 3. building at 2.20 o'clock today
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07

The Wasetch Literary club will meet
this afternoon with Mrs. w. B.. oliver
1256 Roosevelt avenue.
The Jewish Relief society will meet at
ihe b, 3. building at 230 o'clock TO-DAY,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07
New Corporations

Filed with the secretary Of state;
Charleston Dry Farmers corporation. OF
Charleston, Utah; capital stock, $4,000 In
shares OF $3.50. Officers, Allen NJ Arch
jbold, president: Hyrum =. Barson vIrs
president; d. f. BarsoD. secretary treas
urcr.
Emmertson Irrigation company. OF
Huntsville. itch: capital stock sl660 In
shares OF slo. Officers Daniel Allen.
president. Rasnus Rasmussen, vice pres
ident, Philip l.. Orth. secretary -treasur-
er.
Filed With the county clerk:
Chamberlain Grocery company, OF SaIt
Lake, capital stock. $4,000 In shares of
~ each. Officers w, T.. Chamberin
president; B. w Lipman. Vice president:
J. N Smith, secretary ry-treasuror
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07
Salt Lake Statistics
Deaths,

Edward l.. Partridge. MAY l. l.. n. 8 hospital
age ~ years; pneumonia.
Daniel A.. Raleigh. May .. Lincoln house. aga
80 years: wound.
j. ]. Morris. April 30. state prison. age IS
years: fracture or ccryiceI yeterbrae.
Alton Kirkeodsll. Moy 4, $40 East Eighth
South. age ~ years; !nfzntilo paralysis
Gust NaraRakis. May g. ST. Marks hospital
axe 2s years; pneumonia.
Dr. Leslie r. Brown. May g. aos East Eleventh
South. age 6S years; carcinoma of pnnoreas.
Martha Lambournes Nay 4. lss r slrest. aae
IS years. apopoSy
Jamcs Wilson. Msy 4. us Roosevelt, avenue
age IS years; apoplexy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07

lee Hrsl spell OF real sprins wealth
q has been utilized to the fuil
during the past two days, many
1stF parties TO the nearby coun-
. a. homes having enjoyed Sunday.
rsEanlng over TIL last evening The
~ Of the season at the Countw
1 neh an unqualified success that
ea %! ID the spirit of the outdoor
re EsTsTal Of the country places.
Afe been closed all winter. were
sher for the day or for the sea
Sfetsl parties motored 10 Provo.
E@psr OF Provoites, who were
I@ Melr machines. returned Sun
salng, taking Salt Lake friends
- Ne. c. P. Alley are here from
o' having arrived yesterday
NJ. Alley leaves today for the
~ y away ten days or so. and Mrs.
~ spend the time here VISITING
An, Elbridge Thomas AT thelr
4 humber Of events of a social
E Planned for Mrs. Ale-. dur
w 10 the city, among them a
70 Dc given by Mrs. Charles p
@ ihlrsday at her home. and
~ al the Country club tomor-
I" y mrs + E; McGurrin.
O yadner entertained q half
sae closest friends of Mrs. lanes
e!sraay at delightful spring
hsT country home on NIntb
, Inssora,.n ane io9rns We're bright with
Tssoms, NJ and the guests Included.
NE NE slnlen and her mother, Mrs
MIS-, " II. Cunninehan,
1'u9FUn and Miss Webber,
= Hanchett and Mrs Isfsy
sn have issued Invitations for
n " - gs gwen Friday afternoon
: 'oe hanchett home. osS Third
s;lda Hesney entertained q scor.
4. sIos nag Yesterday afternoon al
IN Moies OF players eniovIn1 ,be
/ IA Sm sMn, The rooms were dec
~ s..vp svps blossoms and the hos.
rss.sted by Mrs. D. c Bromgb
s pn WOE by Miss PHYLLIS DwSer Sn
f'uma Purcell. N"Se'
ess,d ?, Eei,h will entertain ,a,.
NJ nrldge tea al her home In In
a IN -sn,a James a. Miner. who has
'lA'eF on the coast.
- " ] Friendly society will o,,o
4 h. IN M oiondey, Nav 20, in IinitT |
= Veneht Of the Holiday House
III ~ z, Rich entertained rbe mon,
IA IN %,SSllday afternoon clnh a,
s. - 'os kensington yestegdaN |
"sf !, ~, tes planned for Tuesaar
"a cn1' n1e nome OF Dean and NJ
II aE' mas been postponed
fss5ss,SS fSs S'll be given Friday even
tais,nunn tais,una hall in honor Of E;sI,n,
/ nav :, VINO viii return tornorroyp,
'" eorne months In the |
oe Msrrum will he the .bopto,,.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07

Tho Association az City clubs net Mon
nsv afternoon a ths z. w. {. a. rooms
IN the Continental bank building Re-
poTts we're hcaId end routine matters
disposed OF.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07

The music section Of the Ladies Lit
erary cluh will hold q special business
meeting at the clubhouse this morning
at 10 o'clock. The programme for mex,
year VIII be mapped out.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07
Salt Lake CITY Sued.

Suit was filed in the Third district court
recover damages from the city for injuries
alleged to have been suffered as the re-
suit OF fall at Third South and Main
streets. on February T. Negligence is
charged. and $4,000 general and 800 actual
damages are asked
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07
ANCHOR LINE STEAMSHIPS

New York Londonderry and GLASGOW,
New York. Palermo and Naples.
york ana all Scotch, English. irish. Con.
tincntaI and Mediterranean points. Su.
perlor Accommodation. Excellent Cuisine,
Reservation TO local agent OF Anchor Line
or HENDERSON BROTHERS. General
Agents. Chicago. Ill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07

The tourists section OF the Ladies
Literary CLUB will meet for the last time
This season at the clubhouse this morn
ing The annual election OF officers Will
take place. The programme VIII be fur
nished by Mrs. g 3 Wilson and Mrs
Allen #. Sanford
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07
Marriage Licenses.

oTn n. sawdcu. Granger; Mabel c. Helm. Mil
Creeh
Lake.
John P. Johnson. Anna B Bker. Eidorado.
John Atkinson. Bingham; Myrtle c. Chrin,ou-
ssh, Mt. Pleasant.
john ". Kartwel Mt!ie Nanson. Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07
AcoouNTs soLlclrEp.
National Bank of the Republi

Rspt conducted IN connection with fhle
bank. Safe depoaIt bo1os for rent y. Il
Depository.
Frank Knox, brealdsnf; JAnnes a. Mur-
ray Vice presidents w, r, Garls, castflees
@. A. GuihertnoN. easlseant eaehter.
CaHaeal paid In ggoo.&10. interest oA!9
% time daDoDate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-07
Births.

Hugh P. Watson, 5sI West Fifth South daush-
tey
Harry A. Mercer % Pleasant avenue daughter
Earl Wsrdrop 53f Fart Firth South street son
John HsrgToaye. Sunpysde, son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-29
COMPANY AGREES TO
HEAT STREET CARS

Seattle street csrs will be heated
on all long runs.
Persons living In the outlying dis-
triess. who were most interested IN
the esrhessins campaign, have
won the day.
The Puget Sound Traction. Light
a Power Co. has decided to furnish
heat on all cars except on lines
making only short runs. The Green
Lake. University. Ballard and other
iona.trip lines. will be equipped
with electric heating facilities both
for the feet and under every seat.
This morning Superintendent
Kempstcr Of the traction company
made the announcement To the
franchise committee OF the council.
that the company will voluntarily
install such heating arrangements.
Kempster's statement followed n
report adopted by the committee to
the effect that an investigation
showed the necessity Of heating the
cars. The council lobby was filled
with residents Of the suburban Hcc-
tionE. They pleaded for immediate
action by the city.
The report OF the committee will
go to the council Monday.
Because OF the supreme court
decisions vesting absolute power In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-29
CONFESSES HE
STRANCLED TWO
YOUNG NEWSIES

nv United Psasx LEASED Wire
BUFFALO. ". ". Nov. 2s.--DiH-
,rlct Attorney Dudley announced
here today that J. Frank Hickey, a
chemist. had confessed TO murder.
ing Joseph Joaephs. z years old, and
Michael Krsbke. newBboy, found
etrangled In Central Park. New
York city, ten years ago. Josephs
was choked 10 death, his body be-
ing found in vault at Lackawanna.
n suburb OF Buffalo.
Drink caused my downfall he
aa.d. II could not stand " any
longer. and had to confess. MY NE
has simply been hell since killed
the Josephs boy. wrote the post
cards, but was under the influence
Of LIQUOR In every case. ] drank Try
ing to escape remorse.
II experienced poignant re-
morse" continued Hickey, In his
confession. when I killed Krucke.
but when | stranglcd the Josephs
boy TO satisfy the demands OF my
terrible lust / went nearly insane
with rcmorse. | contemplated sui
eide many times, but always clung
10 life, hoping some time, some
where, TO be able TO forget.
Now I am ready 10 pay the pen
atty"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-29
SANE ANSWERS TO
FOOLISH QUESTIONS

My wife is entrcating me 70 raise
side whiskerr Morning and night
I am not at home noons) she is
thsy Will soon be ali the rage and
beEs me 10 set mine out now so that
will be one OF the first In the city
to display a crop. fs there any way
can cure her OF this longing for
Sure. Raise set.
whore do the dining car walters
We cannot say. But we think we
know where most Of them are
going.
when is the best time to buy a
At night, just after going to sleep.
I am 20 pounds too light Please
tell me how TO incrcas my weight
Don't try TO increase your weight.
Mildred. Bones may be all the rage
next year.
We have n beautiful elm tree in
our back yard, and ! am afraid IL
will not live through severe win
ter. How can save II from freez-
ing Ellen N
Take Il into the house at once.
(why do women ask such foolish
questionsD
Is II good form TO use hair oil on
n wig? Some people tell me IL is
not, but l like TO use IL because II
adds 10 the illusion.---w. u. J.
You have the right idea. II any.
body objects TO the perfume tas
some people call iD, you can say,
"rve Just had my hair cut. and the
barber put II on before | noticed. T"
should man dictate love letters
TO his stenographerT T--G. l.. Med.
No, indeed. A man should not die
tate or even write love letters to his
stenographer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-29
THOUSANDS
Are KILLED
BYTYPHOON

Wireless messages picked up at
stations along the Pacific coast dur.
ing the morning brought the real
story OF the disastrous typhoon that
swept the Philippine islands and
the Sea OF japan Tuesday and Wed.
neaday.
Later in the day. cabiegrams TO
the state department nj Washing.
ton verified the reports OF tremen.
doun property camage and loss OF
life.
One cablegram. signed by the gov
eruor general OF the islands. declar-
and Capix had persshcd. Tacloban
and Cspix had perished. Tacioman
10 the capital OF Leyts. and is city
Of $4,000. caplr In a city OF 10000.
AZ San Francisco. anxiety was
felt for the liner Manchurfa. en-
route from that city to Yokohama.
She was believed TO have been In
the storm rome.
Several outward bound vessels
from Seattle may have suffered In
the typboon.
The Tsmbs Marn. OF tho Nippon
Yusen Kaisha line. left Seattle No
sember s. and IN due az Mol. Japan
tomorrow. She discharged all her
paaaeng.rs. however. at Yokohama
The Ava Maru. of the same line
left Seattle November 10. and Is due
at Yokohama December 6. She has
many passengers aboard. some oi
them Seattle people. bun u Is be
lieved she was miles removed from
the area affected by the storm. Al
the offices OF the line. nothing had
been heard from either weasel this
afternoon.
Officers OF Dodwell a Co. Seattle
steamship agents. said two OF their
boats, the proteailaus and the Bel.
ieraphon. are In the storm zone.
The Protesiiaus sailed from Seattle
October 80 for Liverpool. The Bel
leraphon Ia bound for this port.
Both vessels carry many passen-
gcra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-29
issue WARRANT
FOR ARREST OF
TRACTION HEAD
Supt. Kempster Charged by City
Officials With Violating Car
Transfer Ordinance.

II brings up the fight OF Mayor
Cotterili TO compel the traction
company TO build street car extern
sions wherever needed. The com
psny has refused 10 do this for two
years.
One OF the mayors suggestions
was that the city should grant
franchises to other companies for
short lines. and vest IN these new
lines the power 10 demand transfer
exchanges from the traction com
pany. The profits TO the small In
vestors would. In such cases, be
enormous. as the Furth company
would have to make the long hauis
on its existing lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-29
MRS. ERICKSON
DIES; HAD BEEN
SICK 4 WEEKS

The funeral OF Mrs. Carrie Neal
Erickson, wife OF Councilman Erick.
son, who died yesterday at her
home. 7Gs Belmont place. win take
place Sunday at 3 .. m. at the
Boylston nv. Unitarian church.
Mrs. Erickson was prominent
member OF the church. ms well as
a member Of the Women's Alliance
and the French club OF the uni
versity.
Four daughters survive her. El-
sic. %. Irene. rs. Frances, i6, and
Mrs. Harry Cornell OF this city.
Mrs. Erickson was married %
years ago. and came to Seattle in
1900. She had >been III since
August,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-29

Superintendent A. l.. Kempster
OF the Puget Sound Traction. Light
q Power Co. ia expecting TO be ar
rested some time today. Up to
noon he had not been booked by
the police.
kempsters arrest will be tech
nicai one. for the purpose OF test
lng the validity of the city ordi.
nance. passed few months ago.
compelling the Fnrth company TO
exchange transfers with the Loyal
Heights line. which runs for a short
distance north OF Ballard.
The warrant VIA sworn to by
Superintendent OF City Utilities
Valentine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-29


II can still reach little Montms-
rensy Of Capitol hill. ! can ssisI
manage TO get srouns 10 the Spcn-
duIls t~ins Of Queen Anne. Bot
how about the thousands ard thou
sands and thousands Of other kids
the kids THAT live In sencrents ard
shaeks with ehimncys 90 small that
a piamy couldn't get down 'eri,
much less a man Of my sirshf Ho~
about shem7"
| didn't know.
why" exploded Santa Claus. II
can remstiber when this city vas
a.vsllage Yes. sir. In the early
days could visit every house here
in two Jerks OF a lambs tail. But
nowi Nearly 800. 600 people. May.
b. 10000 homcsi~
But ASKED. where does The
Star come In"
Publicity shouted Santa claus.
PUBLICITY I can't reach EN- ali
with my reindeer. ! can't reach EN-
All wlth my auto. even II splinter
the speed limit. II I can't get %
them. they must come to me. Tel
'em so.
Would Give EN- Toys
Il begin to get you" said. "A
big hall somewhere. end
-RIGHT-O. AND 4 THUNDER
ING BlG TREE. AND A THOU.
SAND LITTLE-CHIMNEY KIDS.
TWO THOUSAND LITTLECHfA.
NEY KIDS. FIVE THOUSAND,
MAYBE. If THERE ARE THAT
MANY"
Aren't you encroaching on the
province OF the organized chart
tiesf~ asked. They usually look
after the poor at this time OF the
year"
Ny, The old man was mad
That's right" he spiuttered
And give 'em useful things -un.
derwear and mittens and second.
hand shoes. You make me tired
Kids don't want useful things for
Christmas. They want fine, useless
thlngs-bats and balls. and dolls
and mechanical choo-choo engines
and tops. and wooliy dogs and ban
lambs. tell you won't have any
Thing to do with secondhand
clothes. Now, then. Santa Claus
concluded. I've put the proposition
before you. How about it7'
told him could Only refer this
matter 10 the editor. He wanted Il
argue with me, but cut him short
You have to do that with these old
fashioned fellows, or they'd waste
your time.
He got up with sigh, readjustef
his goggles and ciunped down the
stairs. The last ] saw OF him he
was driving north like the wind
with an indignant motorcycle cor
In hot pursuit.