The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
HAD RATHER
WORK THAN
LIVE IN EASE
Man Who Fires Boilers
Doesn't Care a Darn
about $4,000.

CHICAGO. Feb. .27.-Al1red DAILY
apparently is satisfied with his lot in
life. He. is content WITH three
squares" a day and a place to hang
his hat atFnights ~. s-s..-sts--' =
Even the lure OF riches fails to at
tract him. lie Is at peace with the
world and wants to be let alone. He
isn't eccentric, either.
DAILY frowns on the suggestion that
he give UP firing boilers for a life full
of luxury and ease. He also scouts
the idea Of relinquishing his right 10
bunk When he is tired OH the iioor
close TO the kitchen sink in the two
room cottage at No. 1911 North See
ney avenue, where he and his wife
live.
doesn't Give a Darn
DAILY Is one OF 'four3helr To IN es-
tate worth approximately s15O.O00.
But he refuses to get excited over his
prospects CT wealth. To quote his
own language, he 'dosen't give n
darn" whether he gets or not.
The estate in which he is expected
to share is that OF his uncln. James
Daily, hotel keeper who died re-.
Gently in Toronto. Canada. 1t CON
sists partly of real estate, including
a hotel know as the Wilson House
in Toronto. besides there is SIS 900
in cash left by the uncle's brother,
who Disappeared from Toronto nine
teen years ago and was never heard
of afterwilrd, and WHICH is to be di-
yided between DAILY, his brother and
two sisters, the only heirs.
Puzzle to Wife n
To HIS wife DAILY is a puzzle. She
cannot comprehend his seeming in
difference when comes 10 money
matters. She said as. much last
night.
Alfred DAILY. is to deep for even
his wife to fathom." she said. I'VE
hayesbeen married two years and vet
4 fail to understand his ways. He has
his own ideas regarding the philoso-
ply Of life and nothing changes
them.p
with riches within his grasp he
refuses to develop: enough ambition
to go after them. He isn't Interested
even to the extent of hiring a lawyer
in hisl.own behalf! He would rather
spend the rest OF his days in toll aud
hardship.
) likes Furnace Better Than Piano
The roar OF a furnace seelma to be
music TO his ears. | play the -piano..
hut he dosen't seem to enjoy 1t halt
as much. I wouldn't have a o keep my
piano In the kitchen. either. if he was.
a different man We could have nice
things to eat and something besides
four bare walls to look at. He could
have a good bed to sleep, on. at night.
too. instead of, a hard bunk on the.
cold floor. Z. liz
but DAILY must change his ways
else it's me ibac k to the stage II need
be Ill mortgage the COTTAGE, You;
can't tell me that my husband. isn't.
a foolish man. Who would ever con-
slider waving the rights to a fourth
part In n II ,000 estate??.'s +. 3;
DAILY before coming to- Chicag 20 live
ed In Toronto. He was member Of
being drafted into the Canadian
the Queens Own Rifles. Possibility or
army for service In the European
war has been given as one OF the
reasons why he is not inclined to 20
Canada to claim his share Of his I'M
Giles estate at this time.
Emma Calve, who was to have 40,
,pearedS In New. York for her yaude-i
Vile debut, was taken III and her
opening bad 10 be pos tponed; iiera
nfann m IN mn nm n Il ~ +,