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TlfK liKALTIIY KUAD
(13)- Frank L. SUanton.)
World I lookln' lonesome,
f hadowed are the skies.
But where the mad Is rocky
There's splendid exercise!
Over plain and mountain
Future dn as doubt.
But you'll feel the more like retain' ,
When you pet there tired out!
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HUMAN NATURE
(By Dr. William E. Barton)
I T S very popular to abuse human nature. When a man does
, a contemptibly mean thing, we say, "Well, it's human na
ture." We assume that it is human nature to be dishonest,
selfish, unkind. That is true. It is human nature to do and be
1 11 that has been charged against it.
But human nature is the very best nature we know anything
about on this earth. It is better than the nature of worms or
snakes or wolves or tigers. .
If there is any hope for the wrorld, it is aot in turning human
nature out, and giving the planet over to the owls and bats; it is
in making human nature better.
I knew a man who was by nature selfish and mean. I will
Jiot pretend that he ever wholly pvercame a nature that was
what it was by inheritance and long training. But he became
a better man, and lived kindly and generously. To be sure, there
was always an element of stinginess in his generosity; a s3yor
f meanness in his goodness; but there was a great transforma
tion. The wonder was not that he was not perfect, but that being
so imperfect he did so well. .
Human nature is not fixed and unalterable. It has changed
since the day of the eave-man. It has not changed as much as it
i ught to have changed, and some of the changes have not im
; roved it much. But after all it has changed. .
The human jaw has shortened, and the forehead has risen ;
the kindlier passions have a larger place in tae mind of the indi
vidual and the spirit of the race.
I have read history too much and too carefully to suppose
that in my own generation I am going to witness any miraculous
ransformation of human Jife. But I do expect to die seeing the
world a little farther along toward the goal, and human nature
a little more human than when I began. That hope gives me
great courage, and I should like you to share it with me.
DoYbtj Know a Baby Sick
With Constipation
TU the. mother I give kail teaspoon
hit of Dr. Caldwell a
Syrup Papain.
NO thouchtful mother with children
in the nouse will risk being without
a good, reliable laxative. It will save
many a serious illness, many a
doctor's visit.
When the baby cries and is fretful
when the boy has no appetite and won't
play, when the girl is listless and foyer
ish, when there are complaints mt
headaches and colds, the mother can
suspect constipation. Give Dr. Cald
well's Syrup Pepsin in the small dose
prescribed on the bottle, when you nut
the child to bed, and with morning the
ailment will have disappeared,
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a
popular compound of Egyptian Senna
and other simple laxative herbs with
pepsin and pleasant-tasting aromatirs. It
acts gently and mildly, and children
take it without objection. A sixty-cent
bottle is enough to last an average fam
ily many months. The ingredients are
endorsed in the U. S. Pharmacopoeia,
and last year American mothers bought
over eight million bottles of Dr. CaluV
well's Syrup Pepsin from drupgists. It
is the largest selling liquid laxative in
the world, and few cautious families are
ever without it.
TRY IT FREE
Send me your name and ad
dress and J send you a fret
trial battle omySwi' Pepsin.
Address me Dr. W. B. Cold
j 1 t Washington Street,
Mimricello, Illinois. Every
body nov and then neeoi a
Liximianl it is ull to know
the best Write me today.
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Al'tCADi: TOIAV
a King VI-
"The Jack-Knife Man
dor production released through tl"
First National, will come to the Arcad
today.
laudatory nature have not been found
to express in adequate terms this won
derful picture play of love and adven-
! ture such as only a Griffith, a master,
i may reveul in all its beauty, Btrength
and excitement. Critics have pro-
The scenes of this picture are laid! nouneed it one-of the most remarkable
along the 'banks of the Mississippi
River, embracing a quaint little ham
let and a colbny of shanty boats. The
haractera are said to be the most un-
sual ones ever presented to . screen
followers and are guaranteed to ne
authentic In every detail as the author.
Ellis l'arker Butler, haa written of al
class of people that he knows inti
mately. I
"The Jack-Knife Man ' is a nomeiy
adventures of a kindly old soul who
loves his fellow men with a great love
that knows no bounds. His self-sacrifice
and suffering in shielding little
Buddy, a friendless and crippled or-
han waif, furnish a world oi numor
and pathoa. Mr. Butler, from whose
novel the story of the, picture is lanen.
is orobably one of the best known Am
erican humorists since Mark Twain.
A "SUPER LEGISLATURE" FOR THE FAR WEST
A
WRITER in the Sunset magazine for March offers a very
Dractical get-together suggesUon for the western states:
The Far West today needs rw super-legislature, an organization
of deiecatea from all eleven states empowered to bring about joint
notion and a single policy In handling of the pleat problems peculiar to the
mtintrv from the Rockies to the Pacific. There is first of all the question f f
water storage upon which the future increase in irrigation and hydro electric
ixwer will largely depend.' No state of Itself has the resources and the juris
diction to tarn out unaided one of the Jnajor projects.' The comprehensive
plan to imiKiund 93 per cent of the Colorado river's annual run-off. for In
stance, Involves seven states and the Republic of Mexico; the Columbia Basin
, r..f,., riiire,i h cooneration of Washintrton. Idaho. Montana and British
Columbia. The.-M5 projects will be put on a High, shelf in .Vashirgton while
ira Mate or each erouD of states is pushing its Interests in congress
regardless of the Interests of the other states. Feuds and jealousies in the Far
fmi- will be funned and encouraged, one leroup will be played
BralmH the other and real constructive action will be postponed untlTthe en
h. wul imon one comnrehensive irrigation policy and plan.
v aier th in-eatest of the Western assets is its timber. In fifty
veara Uie remaining supply will be so scant that the wood-using industries of
uw - .11 i. vine a hundred instead of forty dollar per thousand
I.r4 r.t .vn rtwiuah thev are right at the source of the material, unless
the Far West as a whole cooperates with the federal government in the es
tablishment of a policv that will make possible the perpetuation of the pres-
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In connection with the ioregn'iu- it nay be timely to mention
that J'endleton h now the headquarters for a development
move of the exact nature described. tIt is also appropriate to
remark that from an engineering standpoint the utilization of
power at Umalilia rapids will be an easier accomplishment than
tlu ambitious scheme on the Colorado river or the Columbia
hna:n nrniiwt in Washington.
1 nH;no mrsr our nroiprt. the first steD IS to "sell it" to OUr
selves, to-wit, the states of Oregon and W ashington. After that
we must convince our wesern neighbors as to the merits ot the
caterprise and then the nation through the congress of trie
United States. It is a big program but we have powerful help
and can swing the job if there is sufficient determination behind
the move. . l
The master screen craftsman, David
Wark Griffit, producer of the screen s
ereatest sensations, creator of the most
advanced innovations in motion picture
productions, finder and developer ot
the world's greatest screen stars, has
pr&duced another wonderful produc
tion, 'The Love Flower," which is be-
g heralded everywhere as a creation
of exquisite beauty, haunting cnarm
an Koirtted drama. United Artists
Corporation recently announced its re
lease and tne nrsi snuwms i ."
newest Griffith production in this com
munity will be at the AHa Theatre to
day.
Words of the most superlative ue-
gree and nefenpnons " t"" ""
FAR
STAGE A FILIBUSTER
WASHI.VOTi'X, Feb. 22. Western
and southern farmer senators were
worsted in a contest to decide whether
the agricultural or railroad interests
should have the preference in having
their needs considered, by a vote of
ar. fm to as noes, the senate deieated
the motion to consider the agriculture
bill. The motion was an effort to pre
vent consideration of the Wlnslow bill
prto-idiius for partial payments to rall
roud of sums due them from the gov
ernment. The vole was considered deeply aigni
f icnl for aeveral reasons. It marked
the first real defeat of the coalition
thut the western and southern sena
ve sustained since they got to
gether to force through the legislation
for th relief of farmer It may also
force the result of defeat of Harding
program of cleaning up all tne appro
nriHtion bills by Marcn tourin. io,
filibuster is planned aliainst the W'ins
low bill by 1-afollette, Gronna ana
r.i others. With such short time re
., n,l fivo sionrooriation bills
not acted on it would not take much
talk, to get past March fourth.
To lie I'Dunr Secretary
WASHINGTON'. Feb. 22. (A. P
unrv P. Fletcher, a former ambas.
Hador to Mexico, has been selectea lor
under secretary of state in the Hard
lug administration.
To Hurry Tariff Ui'I
WASHINGTON. Feb. 22 (Lr. 1'
An agreement ttween the Republl
can senate and house conferees on the
Kordney Kfneregency Tariff Bill, pro
vidina for the acceptance of the aen
!... on,nHmnta lv the house was
i Thto means that the bill wi
II IITY AITnt 20 VK.VIth i-I)robabiy be expedited and sent to the
"I muat write and leu you I am ieent , a few days.
,., , in fit.. For 29 ye.ua, that la '
ir half of nil' life, I have spent In. .
, oor health and suffering from v,,e' wUII.K.Ik '" .
;..li,.lomchandliidigetlon. M.-.yiV . CHICAGO, reb. 22 t. 1 -h''
V oiuie iMI Kenif dy has entir. lv r"i r- cano will have elevated or double
til ne I "b knew of i?v,'"'l "'her., decked sidewalks to relive congestion
who Vine lake.. It for the .me buoln, n the loop district.-lf the proposal of
h1 f r.rw well ajtain." it U i Hm. GeiHrse F. Cole, engineer, is favorably
Me liBimleaa prepiirallon that re- acted upon by the city council. The
t.tuve the ratrrhala mucus tfmi the, plan is ldentic.il to the one presented
!,,,. ,,l trart and allays the luflam- to tile council In J4. After arousing
matieii which causes prartically all toiisldeiable intereft, the ai heme died
ttrtmarh, liver and Int.-stlnal sllmenta. j commiltee. Cole proposed that the
In. lui.tMi aplendifiti. One doa will npper l.mding would be reached by
...nvliic.' or money refntnl,d. lrnK- means f ipovable or stationery alair
(!.! ivnj whciu, t, Vfiya, .
m-jductions that has ever come from
this master hand and fans everywhere
have revealed in Its beauty and excite
ment and heralded It as a production
comparable only with the most won
derful that has come to the screen in
tha Dast few years.
Its theme .primarily, is of unusual
interest, interwoven with side lights of
Intricate complications that add ma
terially to its action, its heart interest,
uman interest story dealing with the its suspense and Its ultimate justiti-
cation for It Is an unusually orammn
story of the wonderful love of a daugh
t for her heart-broken father, who
being hounded to the vef; end of the
world, dares to plan the undoing or uie
man who Is desirous of bringing ulti
mate disgrace upon the very light of
her heart and soul and unhappiness to
her every thought.
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LOXnoX, Feb. 22. (I. I "I do
not know .who It is, but it is a wo.
man, and she swears awful," declared
a woman at Thames I'ollce Court ap
plying for a summons against a "ghost'
"Kter see Sir Oliver Ixidge, or Co
nan Movie," said the judge. " I can't
issue a summons against a ghost."
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Today
CMklrWiUkr, AUiilta, aac
ApiHtilliig l ctory VlilW from,
( nine to ninety i
King Vidor
orrent a tolnlly different piny
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AMI .lUt A.V HI MOIUST
"The Jack
Knife Man"
l:l,IJS VAIlKFJt 1IITIJ31
A liouiely story of tlio plctur
ciio MlNstoslppl lUver blianty
lUait I'tople.
Peter ami IMkUI.v, llie orplisn loll Tito orphan 1hi" itMKUer
. , . . A First N'aUoiutl Atlructlou 4 , k
COMEDY FAT1M A
GET OUT OF RUSS CITY
TOKIO, Feb. 22., (tT. PJ Japan
has no Intention of meeting the Amer
ican requests that she evacuate Vlad
ivostok, according to foreign minister,
Uchlda. Addressing the Budget Com
mittee of the House of Peers. The
foreign minister declared It was nec
essary to maintain an'aijmy in Siberia
due to disturbed conditions In Korea.
Tha occupation of Vladivostok must
be continued, he declared, "Tor the
nrntection of Japanese Interests, and
to prevent outbreaks of 'Korean Mal
contents'". Uchida did not specifle-
allv mention Amt-r.ca In his speech.
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