Tribune:"The pictures of old time teams players and magnates of a bygone era will interest every lover of the game, and no doubt start many discussions and recollections among the old timers.

Maybe some of the newcomers may have said something, but all the old-timers know you had some different reason for leaving the rest of them.

THE OLD TIMERS LEFT.

Look how it went with those old-timers.

Law's comin' into the country an' we old-timers oughta meet it halfway with the glad hand.

" The dressing-down that Angus McRae gave Whaley is still remembered by one or two old-timers in the Northwest.

Those young whippersnappers think they'll show us old timers a thing or two, but boy, do they get a run for their money!"

"I tell you, Ben-Zayb," continued Don Custodio, slapping the journalist on the arm, "all the trouble comes from not consulting the old-timers here.

The improving mechanism of our State School System assists this movement, by turning out every year a larger percentage of half- timers, crammed to qualify for wage-earners at the earliest possible period.

Only the old-timers understand the trick of making dolls.

Fanning finished oiling the motor and adjusting grease cups and timers, and straightening up, glanced nervously about him.

He was the center of a great deal of attention; all of the old-timers were wondering who he was.

He spoke good English and asked me about many of the old timers.

It was only later that I saw this as one of the perks of working in a small team (there were only three full-timers bringing out a 24-page tabloid weekly edition).

While it was a far easier game for the novice to learn and a marvelous form of indoor exercise for the otherwise sedentary businessman, the "old timers," remembering the Golden Age of the 1920s and 1930s, became completely disenchanted with the slow, heavy, "make shift" orb.

Soon the automobile will have its nose put out by the air-ship, and we shall not need to be long-lived to see the day when we shall hear old-timers lamenting the good old easy-going past of the seventy-miles-an-hour automobilejust as we have heard our grand-fathers talk of postilions and the Bath "flyer.

We old timers lived out of our smokehouse.

I Ah'm one uv dem ole timers.

I can, without half trying. Weel, then, what I'm meaning is that those great actors and actresses, before they come to the halls to show us old timers what's what, and how to get applause, have a solid record of hard work behind them.

Two old-timers.

" "You old-timers give me a pain," said the assistant, grinning.

But it was evident to the old-timers that Shoop shot with less effort and waste motion than his lithe competitor.

But I wouldn't buy out nobody; I'd go right back and start like they didif they're real old-timers.

I guess it was because the boys was mostly old-timers, given to arguing about why was this and how come that.

The factory age is fourteen; there are no half-timers; and, after a struggle, the Upper House was induced to pass a clause enforcing an education test before any child under fifteen should be allowed to go to factory work.