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Page Two Ilio («old H ill News, Gold K ill, Oregon T * H E R E I I som ethino about ■ Brook- * lyn u n ifo rm th a t causes its w e a re r \lVaBfuiiqt&ti L h q tif- TIIURS., FEB. (i. 1936 BRISBANE ffOUfCjKM ® $ Questions' to Stand o u t a m id a th le te s who to il In less fa vo re d c itie s . Perhaps the p la ye r spends o n ly a fe w days in F latbush and im proves th a t scant tim e by ca tch ing baseballs on to p o f his head, but no m a tte r. F rom then on, w h e re ve r he NtM'k piece« o f tw e f and In ml» goes his fa u lts are regarded w ith to l I- o n g L iv e th e K i n g ! make d e llrlo u « «oupe m id stews. e ra n t eye. The asiom “ Once a Dodger, • • • E d w a rd M ak e s I ’ roiniscs alw ays a Dodger” is his p ro te ctio n and F lo w e r pots used In the hou«e nrw his a lib i. K c a l S p e n d in g A h e a d made very decorn liv e I f lu iln te d u lt h Perhaps also It Is his s h ir t o f h a ir, j T r i b u t e to T . K . w a te r c o lo r p u liit* . hut le t us fo rg e t th a t. F o r some hours • • • K in g E d w a rd the E lg lilli. now sol I have been fille d w ith a vague u nrest T o keep the <,ofTee |»ot sweet till em nly p roclaim ed k in g , w ill be re a n il now th e cause o f It becomes clear. t w ith w ilie r to w h ich one tild e - m em bered ns the T he sta m p is uim n me. Once a base <|M»on o f ««ahi has been added sod NATIONAL PR ESS BLDG. WASHINGTON. D.C. firs t k in g o f E ng b a ll w rite r, a lw a /a a baseball w rite r. <et oil tin» stove u n til w a te r bolls, land (b a t ever fle w I am p in in g to be o ff to F lo rid a w here • • • th a t M r. S m ith has w a lke d out on that W ashington.— T he A m e rican L ib e rty th ro u g h the n lr to 28 d u b s soon w ill be tr a in in g and lv a lu e haa la id aside 1rs »w addling T o reuioxe dtint fro m upholste re d e New Toi X P ost— W XV S e r v le t section o f (lie D e m ocratic p a rty th a t w a rd th e throne. w here so m any th in g s happen th a t are chdhvs and has stic k s b> M r. Rnusevelr. fu rn itu r e cover the surfuee w ith 4 He sa id It H e to o k a se)«. not u su a lly p rin te d in th e pa|>ortt. L ib e rty L eagu e p u t on long m in ts was a choice e ith e r to “ put on th e isrge t n r k h t i to w e l th a t tin« been n rn le o a th " to re- I w a n t to find out, f o r instance, if S tep» O u t In the fie ld o f pot m an tle o f hypocrisy or we can la k e a w rung out o f w a te r to w h ich « s|k-ct the C h u rc h o f th e re s t ill are p itc h e rs such as the one i t i e t. A lth o u g h tablespoon o f am m onia ha« been w a lk ." lie e xplained It pro b a b ly Scotland.'* 'liie r e Is who tra in e d w ith th e O rio le s years ago. c o m p a ra tiv e ly new ns a group added. It«*n w ith carpet «we«'per w ould be the la tte r course. And hard lig h tin g back A la n ky yo u n g ste r fro m the H o o k and p ro n to lix l co n s is te n tly as non- fr a n k ly It seen,« w ith the ik-rso m il and a ll d u a l w lll adhere to towel, o f (hat. p a rtisa n , the league can now be s a lii w o rm b e lt, th is p itc h e r had show n fo llo w in g th a t he has, a w a lk o u t by • • • to have plunged headlong in to the po Mr. S m ith cannot la- described as o th great prom ise a t th e s ta rt o f tra in in g , E d w a rd th è \ noted ctiem l«! give« 11« (lie In fo r litic a l w a rfa re . I f Its firs t big r a lly can S<*mr month* ago fArrr Mat a fluttering he had a fa s t one th a t made even e rw lse than serious to th e p u rlv fro m E lg ln h w lll m o n ili m atio n th a t «cbmce tin« dl«covered sta n d as a c rite rio n . Its Influence Is w hich th a t g ro u p Is defected. It has in the tem ple» of higher education be L e fty G rove a t r if le envious and when thè (bru tte fo r thè th a t It 1« not dnngeroiiN to leave lin e to be fe lt In an Im p o rta n t way In a ll o f the e a rm a rks o f an In te re s tin g cause one of th e m ore im portant college he bent a book across th e c o rn e r such tirs i lim e a l a Jo ln t «'aimed fotni« in tin ’ can a fte r II lias th e fo rth c o m in g n a tio n a l elections. group* had d ecid ed to take an openly celebrated h itte rs as S h e rry Magee and p o litic a l s itu a tio n . scssion o f th è lo rd s l»ecii opioied. T h e y rem a in ,11 l»eiter T h is r a lly th a t rea lly m arked the V rtk o r ll r l s b s n r sane a ttitu d e toscard its football obit ta T illy W a lk e r m ere ly stood beside the Im m e d ia te ly a fte r M r. S m ith had and com m on*, and c o n d itio n u n til eaten I f the unu«ed league's cam paign debut was a pic p la te and w ondered w h a t had hap in ass. Hugh Bradley has asked a South spoken, q u ite a few D em ocrats In con so leuihiy p ro m is e to “ n ia liitid n thè (Hirtlon «« k e p t In the can. T h e re 1« tu resque th in g . I t was p ictu re sq u e gross fin 'd back n t him and In defense ern coach to discuss th e rap* and break* pened. tru c In ie n t o f y o u r enaetm ents to thè n o th in g about th e can th a t w ill con firs t because o f the tim e and th e place that h a te com e from such an enlightened o f th e New Ik-al. Men lik e Represent best o f my p o w e r*.” trib u te to (tic «poilnge o f food. and the ve ry n a tu re o f the th in g and n tlv e D o ugbton o f N o rth C a ro lin a , a deal. For r e a s o n ,- ,h , I. «I lews«. w.Zf he K o i l t e s i f k R o o k i e L o s t A fte r bis c o ro n a tio n . th è k lu g m ust • • • th e m anner o f approach to the voters apparent to m ost college president* —the . I k -iiiik -ra tlr wheelttorse as ch a irm a n fo rm .illy declare hls a d h ere n re lo th è W hen pontage stam ps atlck to o f th e c o u n try b u t It was m ore p ic o f the p o w e rfu l w ays and menus com name m e d here i t a phoney. Control i Got No Help I ro le s fa n t c h u rc li, und bis o b llg n tlo n ¿ether lay a th in (rip e r o ve r them tu resque and m ore Im p o rta n t as w e ll m itte e ; S|>eaker lly rn c s , and a Hock "u e v e r lo u ia rry a Rom an C a tb o llc ." By T. H. E. McCOY and ru n a hot Iron over the ¡ m iim t . because th e h e adline speaker was A l o f others. T he y Insisted g e n e ra lly th a t Then, lit t le by little , he lo s t his con l im i d a le s back h i Die S tu n rts, I’he lie .it doe« not rem ove 111 u d la g e . 'll the S outheastern Conference fre d E. S m ith, one tim e D e m o c ra tic can the S m ith b a rra g e was m ore h e lp fu l to tr o l. Jack Dunn, th e m anager, fre tte d K in g E d w a rd , w h o is n o i supposi*«« • • • * ’ took its stand concerning “ paid d id a te f o r the Presidency, and h.v a ll the D em ocrats th a n cnm palgn i about th is change in fo rm b u t could t ° c o n i.....p ia te u ia rrla g e , Is th è o ffic ia i a th le te s" I n a tu ra lly was delighted. I Keep a la rge « lin ke r c o n ta in in g n it odds th e most c o lo rfu l and pungent speeches they them selves could make. n o t discover the reason f o r it. N e ith e r liead o f thè cbiirclo -s o f E n g la u d and s t ill feel th a t w ay about i t and so you ¡»art« « i l l to «me p a ri pepper on th e could th e rest o f us. We knew th a t speaker o f th e present day. I t was n A d m in is tra tio n leaders In th e execu S co tta tili. and “ d e te m le r o f ilio f a llii. " have tw o ve ry good reasons w hy I shelf o f y o u r k itc h e n range to i i « o I th e p itc h e r was a " lo n e r.” one o f those d in n e r o f m ore th a n 2.000 persons__ tiv e de p artm en ts are b e ginning to fire agreed to ta ke o ve r th is space. In immi « o iling food«. 1 lads w ho keep s tr ic tly to themselves, fro m every sta te in the U n io n —and It also, h u t they are sm art enough to let F ro m a ll th e w o rld , “ s u b je c ts " o f • • • One o f these reasons is th a t it pro- j , b u t such types are n o t ra re in the was held In e x a c tly the same room s o f the enthusiasm aroused by the speech the newt k in g and e m p e ro r send greet- th e M a y flo w e r h o tel here w here tw o vides th e chance to get in the fir s t ' m inors. A b u ttle o f fu rn itu r e polish ru h lic it die dow n before they a tte m p t to upset 1 lugs. R e presentatives o f d iv in e (lower. weeks e a rlie r P resident Roosevelt had arg u m e n ts advanced by M r. S m ith. blow before re fo rm e rs commence ciassi- j In to d e m i d ry mop w ill g ive b a rd * So. w hen n ig h t a fte r n ig h t we w o u ld i c liu r c lie s o f e ve ry r e lig io n , M o lia in addressed about th e same n u m ber o f ty in g a ll "b e lo w th e Mason-Dixon j wood flo o rs m i e xcellent p o lish. I have no doubt, fro m the sigtis even see him p ic k up a m agazine and head m ikla ii, H in d u . B u d d h ist. Chinese, • • • persons a t th e Jackson day $50-a p la te lin e " elevens as professionals. The now crop p in g up, th a t an e ffo rt w lll be , C h ris tia n and Jew ish. »|>erxl the dead ' fo r his room alm ost as soon as d in n e r d in n e r. A s a fu r th e r note o f in te re s t, made In congress to d is c re d it the e th e r reason is th a t I may th u s be M aple s iru p m ixed w ith c o n fe c tio n ; was over, we decided th a t he was p ro b I kin g on Ids Journey and welcom e the a tte n tio n m ig h t be called to the fa c t able to o ffe r some lig h t and encourage er» su g a r (o w h ich a lit t le b u tte r o r league. It looks lik e Senator B la ck. tnnv ru le r. a b ly o n ly a co u n try k id w h o was liomw- th a t the m eeting w-as presided o ve r by A labam a D em ocrat and ch a irm a n o f m ent to those who see th is new deal «Team Is added makes n d e llcloo» . . I sick. T hen we w o u ld s ta rt up o u r own fro s tin g fo r ra ke s. ’ ° r w ir d ite p va rd games, or o th e r n o c tu rn a l bu si B o rd e n B u rr, a life lo n g A la b a m a Dem tin - senate lobby co m m itte e , p robably I f the s o ld ie rs get th e ir hotitis money o cra t, and th e o th e r speakers w ere D r. te rc o lle g ia te a thletics. • • • w ill d ig In to tile league's files to show ness, and fo rg e t about him . th e re w ill In- some q u ic k spending, Neal C a roth e rs, a S outhern D em ocrat, how It was financed to a la rge e x te n t ■ F irs t I t m ust be a d m itte d th a t even Equal p a rts o f am m onia and fu r- enough to q u icke n the pulse o f b u sl- Dunnie, though, c o u ld n 't fo rg e t about lo n g head o f th e econom ics d e p a rt by such w e a lth y men as th e Duponts, | ness w h ile It lasts. th e m ost se lf-rig h te o u s college in the iw n tliie w ill rem ove In d e lib le In k him . T h is was a challenge to th e man m ent o f L e h ig h u n iv e rs ity In P ennsyl am ong others. Such an In v e s tig a tio n c o u n try Is not fo o lin g anybody ta k in g , __ _ i i - . m urks fro m w h ile fabrics. M erch a n ts w ill get m ore lim n |(HMI,. , . wno was w in n in g m ore pennants and va n ia , and fo rm e r Federal Judge £ A«*ucl«(ad .*»’• Wtti'Apet• W '.\t‘ S ervlo. lik e w is e w lll c u rry an u n d e rc u rre n t o f a stand ag a in st th e Southeastern Con- ___ „ . . __ ______ i««Ms«l o w in g on (nisi accounts, and , . . , developing more b ig -tim e sta rs than C harles I. D aw son o f L o u is v ille , K.v., a m ovem ent to do aw ay w ith p o litic a l ference re g u la tio n th a t p ro h ib its the the o bserver w ill n o lle « m a n y new . , , ,, , any o tn e r m in o r league co n tem p o ra ry. a R epublican. G iv e P t e « t u ru Influence o f such men as John J. b u yin g o f fo o tb a ll team s on the . of. .. . .. . . ... . . overcoats, dresses and aulom oblles. __ , . „ . , He ta lke d and ta lke d to th e p itch e r. I re fe rre d above to M r. S m ith as l>e- Ita sko b. fo rm e r D e m o c ra tic n a tio n a l A nd one «houid give 1 g le a m o f There are objections, c e rta in ly . We o f l . . .u . u , . .. Each tim e the p itc h e r listened in te n t- I r g a c o lo rfu l speaker, am i fro m a ll ch a irm a n , a league d ire c to r, and Jotu-tt sonthern fo o tb a ll heard p le n ty in New i . happlii«*»« w henever It 1« pn««thle.— A t th e o ik -iilh g o f New Y o rk 's M .- . . , , ly, prom ised to do be tter. o f the com m ents I have heard. It seems Sbouxe, fo rm e r e x e cu tive ch a irm a n o f Y o rk. B u t those a re taken w ith a George E lio t. i .KlM.OfK) m em orial erected to In-uor th e sm ile. N e xt day he w o u ld look as bud as to be the consensus th a t never has he the D e m o c ra tic n a tio n a l co m m itte e lu le T h is id o re Roosevelt, one s|>eaker ' ever b u t w hen we w a tch e d h im sweat ju s tifie d th e d e scrip tio n b e tte r th a n in an-l the league pre sid e n t. I f th a t fig h t In the South we feel th a t the men praised P re sid e n t T lu s id o re Roosevelt • we a ll fe lt s o rry f o r him . W e a ll knew his league speech. He was in tro d u c e d gets s ta rte d It w ill be a m u d s lin g itig in charge o f o u r in s titu tio n s — remem as one who "Saw (lie necessity fo r th is lonesome yo u n g ste r was n o t k id by M r. B u r r as “ A l S m ith o f A m e r beauty. ber, th is rule was n o t adopted by a th keeping b o th th e le g ls ls tu rra and the d in g when he to ld about how h a rd he ic a ." and proceeded to assure h is a u d i So. sum m arized, the p ic tu re re s u lt- le tic d ire cto rs o r fo o tb a ll coaches— c o u rts In th e ir p ro (ie r places.” was try in g - to reg a in his c o n tro l and ence H in t In clu d ed m illio n s lis te n in g In g fro m the league’s d in n e r Is th a t o f w ro te in to the books o f th e Southeast T h a t p e rce p tio n showed a high s p ir it, make good. by ra d io th a t he placed p a trio tis m a m a jo r feud, as w e ll as a m a jo r p o lit ern Conference a measure w ith vision b u t I f som e fu tu re Theodore Roosevelt atiove p a rty , th a t he was a ca n d id ate One n ig h t, when th e tra in in g tim e ic a l m ovem ent, because there Is a re a l when they legalized a th le tic scholar should go to o fa r In tliu t d ire c tio n It was alm ost ended, I drove w ith D unnie fo r no office u n d e r the sun. th a t he ly b itte r fig h t between p e rs o n a litie s In ships. m ig h t become necessary fo r the le g is o u t past the ball p a rk. T he m o o n lig h t liad no ax to g rin d and th a t such sig h t as w e ll as th e p o s s ib ilitie s o f s la tu re s and th e c o u rts to keep th a t sent vague shadows th ro u g h th e low- c r itic a l shots as he m ig h t ta k e were th ird p a rty movem enL I'resIdeiM In bis p ro p e r place. Says Scholarships Exist hung boughs o f the tkees w h ich s u r w ith o u t personal a n im o s ity fu r any In th e s itu a tio n as It now stands, one. B u t he d id n o t p u ll his punches rounded the one-room co u n ty ja il a however, the R epublican p a rty holds All Over. Though Denied w hen he p illo rie d the New Ik -a l and the key. S m ith and tils fo llo w in g anti hundred ya rd s away fro m the park. Gen R obert Lee B u lla rd says tills he showed no m ercy w hen he drew th e league m em bership g e n e ra lly can I t was a dism al scene. F if t y seconds c o u n try cxis-cts to «-scape ih e next These scholarships are in existence th e d eadly p a ra lle l between the Dem o Io- counted In d e fin ite o p p o sitio n to w ar, but E u riq ie p ln n s to d ra g us In. in a ll p a rts o f the co u n try. Even la te r It became even m ore d ism a l— we c r a tic p la tfo rm o f 1082 and th e policies th e New Deal and most a ll o f I's Resides n lr bom bing a n il |silson gas, though th e re w ill be denials, I say this. s ta rte d d u ckin g bu lle ts. w h ich M r. R oosevelt had c a rrie d w o rk s o n ly on c o n d itio n th a t a earn! - , G eneral B u lla rd expects In the n e xt I d o n 't lik e b u lie ts h u t D u n n ie was th ro u g h . I believe I t m ay he said th a t W h a t is the result? N o th in g m ore than d a te and h p la tfo rm , view ed bv tlie iti I w a r n tta c k s w ith disease germ s to a fo o tb a ll coach, backed by business irrita te d . T h e O rioles were to pla y an he reached th e peak o f his S|>oech as sound, are p u t fo rw a rd bv the lte - Spread deadly epidem ics In th e enem y's men w ith money, and free-spending e x h ib itio n game th e n e xt day and he when he la id on the speaker's stand D on't E ntrust Your pub llca n s. I f tin- R e p ublicans tu rn to > c o u n lr y . B u b o n ic plague, sca tte re d a lum ni, going in to the field and lit e r d id n 't w a n t anybody m essing up his copies o f the D e m o cra tic p la tfo rm o f f a r to the ra d ic a l side In I h e ir effort!« fro m a lrplun e s, lu fe c ie d ra ts scattered Own or Your Fitmily’s b a il park. W e in ve stig a te d . a lly b u yin g a fo o tb a ll team. 1932 and th e S o c ia lis t p la tfo rm o f the to m nte li the D e m o c ra tic p o s ttlo t p le n tifu lly , m ig h t he h e lp fu l Perhaps we o f the South are more T here on second base sat the co u n ty same ye a r and In his host E ast side Well - Being to Unknown (w h ic h necessarily m ust be In s u p p o tt fra n k and honest in a d m ittin g th e ex Jailer, w h a t was le f t o f u g allon o f tw a n g he challenged anyone to deny o f e v e ry th in g th e p re s id e n t lias done", Som etimes lite ra tu re paya. E lid in g Preparations th a t M r. Roosevelt had been elected istence o f th is e vil. And i t is an e vil, corn w h isky, and the a ilin g p itch e r. then, there Is lik e ly to be a th ird p a f- le ft Several m illio n s . In A m e ric a alone have no doubt o f t h a t I t p ro h ib its the on a D e m o cra tic tic k e t and b a il ear- ty , w h ich w o u ld m ake p re d ic tio n s o f The poor hom esick boy had to ld us hls o ffic ia l p u b lis h e rs have sold 3,000,. O F .F O rtF . you la ke any prep n ra college w hich is not backed by “ free- the tru th . He had been try in g hard. rle d o u t th e S o c ia lis t prom ises.' th e -.-utcome w orthless. lio n >011 d o n ’t know a ll ah m n i. i»»l copies o f hls books. A t th e lim o spending a lu m n i” fro m f a ir com peti Each n ig h t, a fte r he had taken h it T h e P re sid e n t's "b re a th in g s p e ll" u t fo r Ihe re lie f o f headaches; o r th e o r Ids death “ T he J u n g le B o o ks" alone tio n . I t engenders and encourages the magazine and wandered lonesomely up terance. h is message to congress on Congri-ss fre q u e n tly goes o ff on a pa in s o f rheum atism , n e u ritis o r paid h im ten Ihoosatid pounds a year. paid a thlete. T his p a rtic u la r breed is neuralgia, ask y o u r doctor w h a t he sta irs, he had sneaked out the back th e sta te o f th e U n ion, his s ta ff o f ad tangent In w hich It w lll set about ex n o t confined to the South. th in k s about i t — in com parison . posing th is o r th a t door. Then, fo r hours a fte r th a t he vise rs, h is m o n e ta ry po licie s form ed W hen you hear fo o lis h ta lk ab o ut w ith G enuine B u ye r A s p irin . O ig g in g o r tii«- o th e r am onfl N ow ju s t w hat w ill be accomplished w ould s it o u t th e re on second base w ith o th e r m eaty su b je cts w h ich th e fo rm e r " re v o lu tio n " and g e ttin g r id o f tlm g o ve rn o r o f New Y o rk picked to pieces I We soy th is because, before the U p S ecret» th e p ra ctice s o f p r i C o n s titu tio n , ii rem a rk made by W ash by th is new re g u la tio n w h ich the the ja ile r and the gun and the corn discovery o f B uyer A s p irin , m ost vate business. In the S outheastern Conference adopted last and p ra ctice co n tro l by shooting a t the In h is own In im ita b le way. He begged in g to n as tie signed the C o n s titu tio n so-called “ p a in " remedies were ad congress to assert its e lf again and la s t several years It has been p a rtic u m o n th th a t fu rn ish e d board, room and I home plate. m ay he recn lled : vised against b y physicians as firin g quoted fro m the B ib le In Ids plea It la r ly a c tiv e in exposing to p u b lic view tu itio n fo r d e se rtin g hoys even i f they I hud fo r the stom ach; o r, o flr n , fo r “ Should Ihe states re je c t tills e x sh o u ld re tu rn to th e fa th e r's bouse secrets o f c o rp o m tlo n s nnd In rllv ld iin l are athletes? i », n -ii . »««• the heart. A n d the d isco ve ry o f c e lle n t C o n s titu tio n , th e p ro b a b ility Is _„ . McUuiIlan s A lligator and be again one o f th e th re e branches re p re se n ta tive s and senators have Buyer A s p irin la rg e ly chuiigcd ( F ir s t) I t w ill com pletely e lim in a te th a t an o p p o rtu n ity w ill never ngnln o f th e fe d e ra l governm ent. H e said It blow n o ff much steam concerning s a l m edical practice. th e paid athlete. Got in W rong Berth o ffe r to cancel a n o th e r in peace— th e to o k courage f o r a life lo n g D em ocrat a rie s paid business e xecutives and they Countless thousands o f people next w ill be d ra w n In bl«o«l.” (Second) I t w ill bring aid to a th to say th e th in g s he was saying, b u t have d ire c te d c ritic is m n t p riv a te b u s i who have taken B ayer A s p irin year A lso I w o u ld lik e to kn o w I f tra in letes under the supervision o f the in th e re Is no g a in sa yin g he displayed ness ns w e ll fo r some o f Its o th e r e x in and o u t w ith o u t ill effect, have M rs. A lln d a F rench o f St. Ix m ls , one s titu tio n , th u s im p ro vin g the a d m in rides are as e x c itin g now as they were w h a t It took. p e nditures. proved th a t Ihe m edical fin d in g s is tra tio n . years ago when th e G iants le ft th e ir hundred and fo u r years old, a ttrib u te s about its safety were correct. T h ro u g h th e speech was M r. S m ith's A fe w years ago S en a to r N o rris o f St. A u g u stin e camp w ith Zeke Barries her long life to “ b a rd w o rk in h e r (T h ir d ) I t w ill v ir tu a lly end the i chosen them e th a t a g re a t danger lies N ebraska, am ong others, Sfioke a t B cm cn ih cr th is : G enuine B u ye r y o u th and a d u tifu l aon In her old co m p e titio n fo r boys, tu rn in g one fro m and his a llig a to r. ahead, n d a n ge r th a t the New Deal g re n t length In c ritic is m o f o u r gov A s p irin is rated oniona the fa n tn t age." Slie gela along w ith o u t spec a college he desires to a ttend to one in Zeke to o k a lo t o f p rid e in th is pet w ill d e stro y e v e ry th in g w h ich lie held method» ,/it d itc o iv rid fo r (lie re lie f e rn m e n t's d ip lo m a tic service because tacles. Is " n o t In te re s te d " In pensions w h ich he has no in te re st, because the even though it measured on ly seven had made A m e rica the o u ts ta n d in g na- o f th e s a la ries paid am i flic exp e nd i o f headaches and all com m on pains fo r Ihe aged, and not n t n il In te re ste d la tte r's o ffe r is better than the fo rm e r’s. inches long and was not much f o r tlo n th a t It Is. H e accused th e P resi tu re s a llow ed fo r «qawatlon o f o u r fo r . . . and »afr fo r the uveruge person In p o litic s . "P eople get o v e r tjia t , ” to take re g u la rly. The fir s t step w ill he accom plished looks even fo r an a llig a to r. He planned d e n t o f h a vin g a rra ye d class against eign d ip lo m a tic offices. T he N o rris a t You can get real B a ye r A s p irin at by the sim ple process o f sending a ll to give it a nice home o u t in Kansas class and asserted th a t w h a t th e na ta c k a p p a re n tly d id considerable dam says she, “ a fte r they reach one liu n - d re d ." arty d ru g store — s im p ly b y never a th le tic sch olarships th ro u g h a faculty- a fte r th e season was over, and he tio n faces Is th e m ost g ig n n llc ta x b u r age t«> th e d ip lo m a tic service because M rs. F rench sleeps 12 h o u rs a n ig h t. asking fo r it by the name ‘ ‘a s p irin ’’ board th a t rules on a ll scholarships, probably w ould have done it, too. T h a t den ever know n. T o th is he added It made m any capable men fe a rfu l o f alone, h u t always saying B A Y E ll T h a t e x p la in s some o f the 101 years. is he w ould have i f H ughie M cQ uillan th a t It w ill not he th e ric h who w ill regardless o f the q u a lifica tio n s. e n te rin g th a t Held w here h ig h ly A S P IR IN when you buy. had n o t also been a G iant. pay, n o r the poor, b u t “ th a t vast a rm y tra in e d men nre necessary. In th e past. I t Is common knowledge, T he hum an race gets used to e v e ry H u g h ie had Invested In the F lo rid a o f in d iv id u a ls w ith Incomes fro m a a th le te s have gotten In to a ll m anner B u t a ll o f th e tim e d u rin g w h ich th in g . Once o u r ancestors shivered, o f schools by the m ost devious routes staple, too, and a llig a to r p ro p rie to rs hu n dre d d o lla rs a m onth to five thou- c ritic is m s have been leveled at p riv a te fe ll fla t on th e ir faces, when lig h tn in g because th e y were financed and sjion- are ju s t lik e horse owners. W henever 1 sand d o lla rs a y e a r.” business on acco u nt o f sa la ries paid (lashed amt th u n d e r g row led. T he y F in a lly , in conclusion, M r. .Smith sored by school s u p p o rta s o f gre a t tw o o f them get to g eth e r there m ust business e xecutives m id because o f th o u g h t some demon was a fte r them. s ta n ding . In m any cases men whose be co m p e titio n . .So, since beauty con s a id ; o th e r expenses, th e senate Its e lf has N ow men put up lig h tn in g rods, p ro p “ L e t rne give th is solemn w a rn in g : c re d its w o u ld not have g otten them by tests and m arathon «lances were o u t been going ahead fro m ye a r to y e a r e rly grounded. th e adm issions board in a correspond o f the question, they decided upon a T h e re can be o n ly one c a p ita l, W ash usin g ta x p a y e rs ’ m oney to s u it Its own Once Ih e cornet was considered an in g to n o r Moscow. ence school have entered and been race. purposes. F o r Instance, Col. E d w in A. S a c rific e avenging messenger aim ed s tra ig h t a t “ T h e re can lie o n ly one atm osphere H alsey, se cre ta ry o f the senate, la te ly "a w a rd e d ” degrees fro m re a lly firs t- I t was a prospect th a t s tirre d the Love am i sa crifice ever go to s in fu l man. T oday Ils eom lng and go r a te colleges because they were ta le n t sp e cu la tively in clin e d . H ot news fro m o f g o vernm ent, the clear, pure fresh gio her. has made p u b lic his a n n u a l re p o rt cov Ing are understood and p re d icte d , Ils ed fo o tb a ll men. the paddock Indicated th a t Zeke’s a lii- i a ir o f free A m e rica, o r the fo u l breath e rin g senate o p e ra tio n s and It shows path m arkn rl on’t g a tor couid break fa s t b u t tire d badly o f c o m m u n is tic Runnl.i. T h e re can be to u t ttie ta x p a y e rs ' money t o .th e ex in the stretch and p re fe rre d the going o n ly one flag, the S ta r nnd S tripes, or te n t o f $3,290,852 had been spent fo r Academic A b ility First, Som ething u n pleasant Is hound to th e flag o f th9 godless union o f the in hotel lobbies. m ainte n a n ce o f th a t one branch o f s ta rt som ewhere oil the e a rth , w ith Soviets. T h e re can he o n ly one na congress. T he re nre !H| senators, each T hen A thletic Prowess Bets were down and a pulse-strum - ’ a ll the new theories, new hatreds, new anthem , 'T h e S ta r Spangled o f whom has an office s ta ff; there nre m ing contest was in s ig h t when the tio n a l arm am ents, new deadly weapons. It or ‘T h e In te rn a tio n a le ,’ some 20-odd com m ittees In o peration, In th e S outheastern Conference th is younger Barnes became w o rrie d . To B a n n e r' m ight s ta rt on the b o rder between w ill n o t happen. A man s a th le tic q u a l convince h im se lf th a t e ve ryth in g was th e re can be o n ly one v ic to r. I f our etich w ith a staff, and th e re Is th e reg Russia m ol J a p a n's M m ichukuo. When B ut If u la r senate o rg a n iz a tio n w ith n large ific a tio n s w ill be Judged o n ly a fte r he a ll rig h t he decided upon an e a rly- C o n s titu tio n w in s, we w in. you rem l, "R u ssia uses fo rce to h a lt has proved to the fa c u lty th a t he is m orn in g w o rk o u t in the aisle of the th e C o n s titu tio n — stop, stop th e re — Hie personnel. Consequently, sa la ries alone .1 a pa tie e,” you know th e explosion C o n s titu tio n cannot Jose.” W IT H A ta ke up a con sid e ra b le ch u n k o f the a w o rth w h ile prospect as a stu d en t and P ullm an w h ich was speeding th ro u g h • • • • m ig h t come a t any tim e. to ta l o u tla y , h u t C olonel H alsey's re w o rth y o f help. the cold, g ra y m ountains o f western A ll w ould regret bloodshed. Im t It B u t w h a t o f th e significance o f Ihe p o rt disclosed th a t genernl “ c o n tin F in a lly , th e re w ill be established Georgia. w o u ld be h is to ric a lly In te re s tin g to league d in n e r and th e S m ith speech? gent exiietises” o f the seriate hnd eaten th ro u g h these a th le tic scho la rsh ip s a Three m inutes In te r the n lr was a g i see the a n cie n t a u tocra cy o f the M i P r io r to the dln- up 1701,009. In clu d e d In th is to ta l o f m eans o f a d m ittin g a boy w h o h a sn 't tated by one o f the m ost m ag n ifice n t ' T H I S ta (ha Iitti« CfctomM» T h e S m ith ner, the league's i-x- “ c o n tin g e n t expenses” was n il lle m o f kado n t w a r w ith Ihe m odern a u to c k <JrÄnUrn. wXh th e bi«, th e m eans a t his ow n com m and to a t re n d itio n s o f fre e arid fa n cy com m ent li"n*’î’ ,e ’*»"*• (natanti“ W a lk o u t e cu tlve e ouncll met *233,000 fo r the cost o f senate In v e s ti ra c y o f S ta lin . I l w ould lie a long te n d th e co lle g e he re a lly w ants to a t th a t It has ever bften th e good fo rtu n e fight, pro b a b ly. In secret. W h e th e r g a tio ns In the la st year. A lm o st h a lf te n d. A ll o f us In o u r live s have know n o f uny b a ll p la ye r to hear. J lie a lli Kin« I’ffttiir«« RyndlcAte. inc. It co m m itte d th e league to n d e fin ite o f th is a m ount wua used h.v Ihe tiiu n l- WN1J Hervlcw. boys w ho w e n t to one school when they g a to r bad broken loo.se and bud not sta n d was n o t fo rm a lly announced, vet tlo n s In v e s llg a llo n co m m itte e headed r e a lly w a n te d to go to another. T hey shown much sense even fo r an a lli s u re ly (h e re are grounds upon w h ic h T u r k is h P ence by S en a to r Nye, R epublican o f N o rth w e n t o n ly because th e und esira b le col gator. to base a sta te m e n t th a t It menus to D a ko ta , who la te ly was made the sub O f n il the n a tio n s a llie d w ith Oer- le g e o ffe re d b e tte r o p p o rtu n itie s fo r V o u " L O C A L D B A L K R - or w rit» W ith 24 berths to p ick fro m he had su p p o rt candidates and p la tfo rm s on fo r H t F E w rlta je c t o f c ritic is m on the sennfe floo» m any in the W o rld w a r T u rk e y was a id o f a th le te s th a n th e one w h ich craw led in to th s one occupied by John th e co n se rva tive side. because o f hls com m ittee's n tlltu d a the Inst to m ake pence, the iii-xr to re th e y w a n te d to a tte n d . J. M cGraw. W ith equal emphasis, It can he said ® Western eew epeper Union. cover fro m d e fea t and the o n ly n a tio n on th e losing aide w ith whom term s were neg otia te d ra th e r than Imposed, THIS WEEK. NATJDNAL TOPICS INTERPRETED Bt/ IB & u w /B ittc A a tf Ix't Dixie Mentor Tell About Sane Scliol arsliip View Find Out From Your Doctor if the “P ain ” Remedy You Take Is Safe. B a y e r A sp irin G ood light C ire r-y N ig h t Coleman LANTERN