friends, lately Implored the parents of his
young scholars at Princeton not to supply
them with automobiles while at their
studies, Friend John had a great thought
in ?"
"I'm glad to know, brother," Interrupted
again Hon. Mickelman, now without his
rubbers and therefore breathing freely
again, "that In this State of New Jersey
there is left at least one man with great
thoughts in his head."
"Another man with great thoughts in his
head, colleague," quickly corrected Hon.
Quinn, he always being there with his fant
one throughout all nine innings.
"Yes, Mickelman," continued kind of
pathetically Hon. Quinn, "and when Friend
Hibben or myself are out of the State, or
vice versa, the days are lonely for the one
of us left alone till the other gets back!
Speaking of Unity
Recalls Football Came
"Friend Hibben, friends, had a great
thought in his mind, I say. Says Hibben
( to himself, when banning automobiles
among his young charges, 'The chief differ
ence,' says Hibben?which is a bad spelling,
a generation or so back, of the decent Irish
name of Hoban^-'the chief difference be
tween the violently insane and twenty
year-old college lads Is,' says Hibben, 'a
* difference of residence only.'
"Or friends, as the late and last Chief of
Police of New Tork, Big Bill Devery?late.
I-ord hart mercy on him, of New York, I
way?and taking orders from no one this
night, wherever he may be, high or low?
nb Devery himself said to me in front of
the old Weber ? Fields?it was one night
now in good Hibben's mind?says he "
"Who?" asked Hon. Mickelman, snapping
his watch lid idly.
