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SSS5S5S5S Sifl5'T't f U. S. Senator Works, Cal., to introduce bill for inspection and regulation of coal mines. - Works' bill probably will be fought by coal lobby at Washing ton. Still, there are men in Con gress elected by mining commun ities. So there is hope. Claude Grahame-White says everyone will fly in 20 years. Make it such as have not been killed trying to fly, Claude. "You ask if money was used in my election? Gentlemen, let me tell you the story of how when Lwas a little boy of ten, I worked as a bootblack to support my wi dowed mother, (snff, snff !)" Wve recommend this as an ex cellent way not to afiswer ques tions. Andy Carnegie himself couldn't do better. x Massachusetts divine urges his wealthy parishoners to permit their servants to dine with them occasionally, and learn'to play the piano, on the family piano, and go to the theater once in a while. Mrs. Fred Walkehorst, Miss ouri farmer's wife, has presented her husband with a baby girl, their 23rd child. Spanish cabinet has got over its huff, taken back its resigna tion and gone to work. "It is because such a moral and political eunuch at the head of af fairs." The Inter-Ocean, refer ring to Walter Fisher, secretary of the Interior. Think the I. O. means to call Fisher names? American Meat Packers Asso ciation, now meeting in Washing ton, has unanimously agreed that last year has been the worst in history of packing industry. o o HOW CLEVER! if 3BAT BQWWfiWSl THIS fUSTBE A CAT FPR,!-1 CAN'T READ A WORD OF IT, r '9 I i Wi WMW "Are you still looking for your dog?" "Yes." "Why don't you put an ad. in the paper?"- "What's the use? The dog can't read." WEATHER REPORT, Warmer Light snow tonight and W e d n esday ; for Chicago and vicin ity: warmer tonight with lowest tem perature about 15 degrees above zero; highest temperature Wednesday about 24 degrees; increasing southerly winds tonight shifting to northwest by Wednesday, night. o o The latest thing in auto equip ment is an electrically heated steering wheel. AMiMftMtfMtfHMMMftftlflittiiflHflMl