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T he N a tio n ’s B u sin e ss M agazin e, is b a rely m id d le-a g ed - -
A b o u t fo r ty y e a r s a g o it w a s n ’t d on e in p u b lic p la c e s
b y th e b est jteople. S o fo u n d R o b ert L ockhard, w h en h e
ch ose C en tral P ark , N e w Y ork , to p r a c tic e th e g a m e le a r n
ed in h is n a tiv e tow n o f D u n ferm lin e, S c o tla n d . T h a t e n
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w en t to Y on kers. T h er e th e c itize n » w e r e m o r e h o sp ita b le
ahd the orign al tw o so m e g r a d u a lly e x p a n d e d to th e fa m
ou s “ A p p le T ree G a n g ,” w h ic h in 1888 b ecam e th e first
oraranized g o lf clu b in th e U n ite d S t a t e s — th e S t. A n
d rew s C lub now e s ta b lish e d a t M t. H o p e, N e w Y ork .
P o u r c^nVuries b e fo re th e e p iso d e in C en tral P ark ,
the foreb ears o f L o c k h a rd a n d R e id w ere p la y in g th e
Singing as you work Is all
gam e in S co tla n d . T h ere it b ecam e a n a tio n a l sp o r t, and right, unless tha boss thinks you
w a s d ig p ified w ith th e a tte m p ts o f p a r lia m e n t to le g is are well- satisfied and vetoes a
la te if o u t o f e x is te n c e w ith o r d in a n c e s th a t it be “ u tte r ly
crj’i t dounw an d n orh u s it .”
D esp ite th e o b je c tio n s o f th e c iv il a u th o r itie s in S c o t
land, tiie g a m e p e r siste d , an d the in c r e a s in g n u m b er o f
Sometimos
talle
ls
p la y e rs m ad e p o s s ib le th e o r g a n iz a tio n o f clu b s, a m on g
Somotimas
it
isn't.
Jtwt
them th e E d in b u rgh B u r g e s s G o lfin g S o c ie ty in - 1736, th e
“ I do” may cost half ot
H on ou rab le C om p an y o f E d k ib h rg h G o lfers in 1744, and! thlng yoa have.
th e fam ou s R o y a l a n d A n c ie n t C lub o f S t. A n d rew s in
1754 — th e clu b th a t s e t th e fa sh io n in ru les fo r th e A m er
This year will be half gone
ica n gam e. W h e n th e gam e w a s b ro u g h t to th is cou n try before long aad all the 1027
i t h a d th e im p e n ts ^ if l o n g tra d itio n — “ it h ad it s in c ep -model» ot autos not oa the mar
ket ' yet.
tion in th e d a y s o f th e H u g u e n o ts in H o lla n d , w a s crad led
in th e H ig h la n d s o f S c o tla n d . . . . w a s n ursed t o rob u st
A young fellow telle us that,
y o u th in th e d a y s o f th e T u d o rs in E n g la n d .” T o A m eri while h» was as busy ae a bee
c a n s i t g a v e a newt m ea su re o f in d ep en d en ce in life- lib- someone else get his honey.
e r y t, an d th e p u r su it o f g o lf b alls. I n 1891, th ree years
Fine thing
about electric
a fte r th e fo u n d in g o f th e clu b a t Y on k ers, B o sto n held
fans 1» they don't make any
a n o th e r te e p a r ty and op en ed th e first m u n icip a l cou rse in smoke or ashes and never go out.
th e U n ite d S ta te s . A lth o u g h th e g a m e s till h a s con sid er
a b le S c o tch in it, it is now, A m e r ic a ’s ow n b y r ig h t o f
m unbers.
KtiB AMrftML'. WO«WS O t ©RCAS^
'A f t ' HB PCARfe AW CirfTö A FU€6>.
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By Taylor
Mom
For instance,
Representative
Tillm an of Arkansas got the flooo
one day recently and talked four
solid f»ages into the Congression
al Record. Nobody once Inter
rupted him. fie ran on u n til he
ran down.
I f It all had been
apropos of something or other
he’d have been squelched in short
order, but It wasn’t so nobody
minded.
SAN FRANCISCO, Charles E.
Herron, private of service com
pany, 3<Jth U. S. Infantry, Is to
be kicked out of the army. But
he w ill carry an honorable dis
charge with him.
“ Big» Beso” made this pardon
possible.
“ Big Boso” 1» one of the more
delicate name* bestowed, in the
course of many years’ service, up
on a raw-boned army mule of
consistently hateful spirit. "B o
bo ” broke loose a few days' ago
a t San Francisco Presidio and
threatened to run amuck.
Herron, a mule skinner of
parts, happened along and with
a deep-rooted love of adventure
flashing from his eyes, shouted:
" I ’lF get him.”
TH a T’Ô» J tt© r
T se lOCAr «äOWKg
HCR o o r - i w e <iOT A M O LO
3 M 0 H C « IMTHB ÖAEAÖC THAT
, l l u e g o TO SMOKE 08VS r - ^
s with - I'L u a a o t a
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V. YOU HOkAMT VeaBMta- / A ,
But the mule “ got”- Herron
with a series of painful
klokB.
The mule-skinner received ln ju r-
ita . which w ill preclude him
from further service in the army.
SCIENTIST HONORED,
EMORY
U N IV E R S IT Y
GUL,
May 1.— (U P )— Dr. W . A. Shel
ton, professor of Semitic langu
ages at Emory University,
has
been elected to membership in the
Royal
Geographic
Society
of
Grqat Britain.
Jpr. Shelton was one o f the
American scientific mission sent
out by the University of Chica
go in 1919 which made an ex
tensive survey of the archaeolog
ical fields of Egypt, Assyria- and
Babylonia.
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May 1.—
Liquid air, heralded ae a cure foe
poiosn oak. is effective only In
mild cases, according to results
of experiments! conducted by the
Oregon
A gricultural
' college
health service. Severe cases did
not respond to the treatment.
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INTELLIGENT FARMING, BEST SOLUTION
M any farm r e lie f m ea su res h a v e g o n e ¡before th e
H o u se agricultural' c o m m ittee, an d e v e r y one ha« com e
o u t crip p led b y th e a s sa u lts o f th o se w h o w an t so m e th in g
e lse .
T h ere is n o d o u b t o f th e w illin g n e ss o f C o n g ress to
p a s s a n y fa n n r e lie f m easu re th a t se em s to h a v e th e sup*-
p ort o f th o se w ho are to he r e liev e d , an d o f com m on sense.
B u t th ere are so m an y k in d s o f fa n n e r s, so m a n y p rob
le m s o f tran sport a thug and m a rk etin g , th a t n o u n iv ersa l
m e a su r e seem s t o fit.
T b e g e n iu s is y e t to-b e born w h o can w ip e o u t d iffe r
e n c e s in g eo g ra p h y , e le v a tio n ' d ista n c e , clim ute,’ fa rm in g
a b ility ,
and
reduce
fa r m in g
to
one
standard*
<rf p r o f it
It h as
never
been
d on e
in o th er
b n sin i-ss; th e ru in s o f 10,000 crea m eries, fa cto r ie s; sa w -
!0Us, ra ilroad , th a t tried t o buck N a tu r e , d ot th e land.
G e o r g e S h in ia , W estern .Japanese p o ta to k in g , recen tly
died in C alifornia» w orth ¡KJ,000,000, all m ad e in g ro w in g
fljQtatpes, la r g e ly o n le a s e d l a n d s . He k new llo w t o g r o w
ioe«, a n d “ r e lie F ’ la w * d id n ’t wtorry Turn.
ff a n y
o f th e £hnu problem lie« in h o tte r fa n n in g , tliht io
ad a ll law «.
c o m a n n T Y s p u tiT
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BY C H A R L E S P. STE W A R T
N BA Servloe W rite r
W A S H IN G T O N — Let a mem
ber of the House of Representa
tives have something really im
portant to say. In a speech on the
jOoor, and the time fo r him to
tay U la is deled o a t to him by
«.he management as grudgingly
as i f thtae wesen't enough ot It
tp go around,.
indeed, th a t’s just the case, the
leaders bay.
i f statesmen were
allowed, to run oratorlcally wild,
no «time would he left to past
laws tn.
Fifteen minutes ls a liberal at»
lowuice for a speech. Upon Its
expiration— bang! goes the gav
e l and, “ The gentleman’s tlnie .
has expired, announce« Speaker
.I.nggW grtli, biting hi«» sigta Mg
In the middle of a word.
“Can’t I get a little more
tlmeT” he beg», and If it ’s good
"tu ff he's ieettng off and he's
popular member, maybe he get» .
an additional five minutes or two
o r -one. bp noantmous consent.
tnacmurh aa the representa
tives’ rules are so inelastic even
when highly impertant questions
are up tor coastderatiea.
one
m ight naturally infer that abort
work would be made of a con
gressman who undertook to talk
pure piffle for the mere fun of'
hearing blmsoit do It.
Strange to say, the reverse to
the casta
If a lawmaker hex
some genuine remarks to make.
t h \ Uouee generally Is very striet
a a R ttie c o o p e r a tio n w ith unselfisliiH iss, sw eeteu
c iv ic p r id e , th r o w in a du«h o f com m on «en«e, tttir
' le a d e r sh ip , roll i t in |>ernj«t»ncy, fla v o r it w ith
— b ak e i t w ith entitUMinsm, and t h e renult in
IT Y S P I R I T . G o w in u n ity s p ir it can m ake any-
ten within th e realm o f (fa n m u n ity p o ssib ility ,
n fo rc e . O nce y o u get a fe llo w inoculu ted w ith
e tra n sfo r m e d a p a s s iv e o r ]>otential lia b ility .
5 a s s e t . * * * Lt is w h at th e c itiz e n s o f a c o u
nt a » » c o m p o site e n tity io to n u s o f lo v e and
thp e o im n u n ity in w h ich th e y live» that we
w ith him /
n ity s p ir it . * * * I ts righ t a p p lica tio n w ill b r in g
r e su lts.
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