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THE PARTY OF ISMS
It is the history of American pol­
itics that there have always been
two dominant parties contending for
supremacy, with the issues constant­
ly changing and the control shifting
from the one to the other, On ocea-
•ion. also, a -third’’ party spring»
into being, quick of growth like the
mushroom, and as short of life. This
mushroom party is usually conceiv-
ed in the minds of disappointed poli­
ticians who grasp at the fancies and
foibles of a number of isms, always
more or less radical, and attempt
through them to build up a new or­
ganization, That is the status of
the present attempt to construct a
new party by the committee of 48
Behind it
BOW meeting at Chicago.
are the supporters of the non-par-
tisan poison, the dangerous single
tax element, and other political fan­
elee of the same Ilk used by the dis­
gruntled lA.Folettes to further their
own purposes, and it seems probable
that LaFollette will head the new
party as Its nominee for the presi­
dency
It is well that the people
understand fully and now just what
thia new party of the radicals and
the disgruntled stands for. Here Is
the statement issued by the chair­
man of the committee of 48.
It
•hows the heart of the movement to
be single tax and the non-partisan
league:
"It is our hope that labor, incltid-
ing farmers and other divisions of
the laboring classes, will find in the
new party's platform a common
sense ideal which they can support,
whole-heartedly at the polls,” said J.
A. H. Hopkins, chairman of the com­
mittee of 48, who has had charge of j
the organization work which resulted t
In the calling of the convention.
"The full success of what we are
trying to accomplish would include
our getting the support of organized
labor, sympathizers of the single tax,
the non-partlsan.league and the bulk
of the Independent voters of the
country who are dissatisfied with the
•vasion of responsibility which the
republican and democratic parties
have revealed In their platforms
"Our delegates from every state
in the union Include representatives
of these parties, who see their op­
portunity to form a coiitiou strong
enough to insure defeat for both old
parties next November and the ele ■
tion of a president and vice presl­
dent chosen by the people themselves
on a platform that undertakes noth­
ing but the courageous meeting ot Is­
sues which confront Ameri a today."
RAISING SHEEP FOR MUTTON
There Are Many Areas, Especially in
Hilly Regions. Where Few Ani-
mal« Could Be Kept
Sheep are I not very generally kept
on farms for t supplying the home fam
lly with meat, There are many areas.
especially in hilly or mountainous re­
gions. where nearlj every farm could
keep a few mutton sheep to advan
tage. says the I'nited States depart
meat of agriculture. Boys' and girls’
clubs In some parts of the country
have done much to foster home pro-
duction of mutton.
"Sheep naturally graze over rather
wide areas and seek a variety of
plants. This habit particularly adapts
them to tieing kept In large numbers
on lands of sparse vegetation or fur
nlshtng a variety of grasses or other
plants. They do better on short and
line grasses than on coarse or high
feed. They will eat s good deal of
NO SYSTEM CiN BEAT BANK
But a Certain Old Lady Surely “Threw
• Scars’* Into the Monte
Carlo Authorities
Lord l’o'.«lyn, and other fr<s|itenters
of Monti- t'nrlo. who
wliu are
arc «aid to t><
racking thi-lr Itniln- to Invent a «ya-
tent to "lirvuk the bank " inn) a« well
«ave theutselvt-s th«- trouble fur. a» M
Blanc, fihntder of th-- nt-.i'n. tnlde«.
once truly «aid:
"lied win« «otite
times, blm k often, but Blanc (white*
•lull)' anil In dellnm-e of ever) «ys
ten human Ingenuity can devise."
"There never In s been a sistitti. ’
the directors said to an hitervlewer
not long ago. aei-ordliig to l-ondon An
swers, "which lias given ns a mo­
ment's anxiety save one. anti that
one ‘system’ was the discover) of an
old lady who had frequented the
tatdes for years, she had notle«-d tlial
at roulett....... rtnln niiin*. rs always fol
lowed each other. Thu«. If the croup
ler spun w ith the nttniher nine opposite
hint. 26 was certain to be next; and
If aero was In tin- same position. 82
would surely follow. After checking
her oliservatlons day after day. she
began to play, and won—won In all
800,000 franca
ireaking the bMBk
three times. The uttlcials were In de­
spair. M. Blanc was summoned front
Paris, nnd. as a desperate resource, he
persuaded the old lady to part with
her secret for 7rt.('t** francs down.
"The secret was absurdly simple
after all. The roulette wheel had be­
come warped by the heat, and was not
quite round, so Hint when spun from
a certain point. It Invariably stuck at
a certain other point.”
TURKISH MOSQUE ON WHEELS
Enabled Pilgrims to Mecca to Conduct
Their Devotions While on Way
to Holy City.
Good Story of the OlKomfiturs of th«
En«my of Mankind Told in
Old Chronlcl«.
The old story about tlw moated
mound In the parish of Whitt hm« h,
Knglnnd. <*iilled the Twnipath, I* thin*
lelatetl h\ (‘apt Harry Lewin In the
“ArelHsdoglii < 'ombi rind*
“Onev upon a time the devil quar­
reled with ihe people of the Rh<»ndda
anil he determined io destroy them:
*4». he dug up a spadeful <d EmJi*li
earth, ami net out to dnm the River
Taff below Castell Coell. He walketl
till hr rt ”hvd th« foot of III ':!»• ••
hill, uhleh is nhout a mile from th«’
eantle. nem th«» old Miulthy of IL 'eti
St. Jervis, mid, feeling ihe«l, umi ilo
iliii living hot. he sjit do^n to r«»*t
Isuoklng up, he espied a eobbier <*oin
Illg tloun thv hill with a *n< k on hl*
bark. Ti e cobbler had be •!
then the cystom.
going r
count rynlde colhn’tlng m I iovh
mended, mid tiiv anck ua> full
xh«H‘s that nvv»dr<l
'«*
moling, ‘(»no
*Mld the devil; 'how far Is it io
CochF l'h«' cobbler v. as no fo
recognlilitg m «»nee with hotu
to deal. gurs*«M| that the dev
contemplating some mischief.
"penr«i his hag, and. «lis’duyl
old *h«M‘s with std«»* full of hoi
swerrtl Him |»c tuid Worn them
walking fro.u i’astctl Coch. Th
wga t«*i tirvd to puniuv wlmt
ngltied must he a wry b ng ,1«
anil In dlsgu*i threw the spat!«
earth over thv hedge; ami. an I
man who told tuv the story
‘there is the nmuod to prove tin
of th«* ntory.’ M
SOME FISH CF hECjRD SIZE
Finny Monster Ctumed to H.wo Been
Taken Off N *vx Jrrsry--Remark
able Devil Fi«h.
America rlulnw («» imvt* caught
tltah mi iv-<inl mi «•tioriiMni*
rn.v h:irp4Hii i d «»IT Xrw lerM-v. Hf'-h
Ing four Inn*, mid nriillny
ami 22 men t«» drag II n*l:or<*.
hntll»*ul!
hi1 li'li l. w’cd nil*«» In t ri»
mid il hi«h<* ! tip *f»rny tn n htd’dit
ever .HI Feel.
Allow mire miitai be nitide for «»oiiir
exnggermton. but there arc on record
other cam** where gigantic my*,
devil fall, lime Iteen hiir|»o«niiMl.
One tiikvn <»fY Jamaica "n* *o big
flint It took io men to drug It along
the bench. Even my* calighi In Bril*
lull water* me «olitelime* of great nl»e.
like one timi uiih «add in the fall
market m CmiibrWIgv. It weighed 2V k
|H>uml* mid when <*iw»kvd ami wrvwl
hi St John** collegi* wn* «ufllclent tv
make a meni for 120 |M»r*on*.
A niy IH feet nero«»* and 50 feet
roiiml wan trapped in Table bay. while
off the Bahama lalnml« the iintlvea «Mice
harp«»one«I a gigantic «lente niea*ariiig
Hornething like It» feet ncruan the tini»
iwrn.
chapel railway coaches. with
(Mating aceuiuuiodatliai for 1*0. now
Strangs Draughts Board»
fltte«l to certain longdistance ex-
Probably
the most extraonllnnry
lav«-"— In America, are not entirely
dniuicht lH>ar<l In the aorlil wa« eon
a novelty,
A "mosque car*' nsed to be run on «tracted st St Leminnl. Fnglsnd. In
I8UI. It was made of «olid hlocka of
the railway built 1ft years ago he-
tween Damascus anti .Mecca the cap­ concrete, three feet thick, mid It» stir
fnce covered an area of (123 «quiir»-
ital being subscribed mainly hy pions
Mussulmans. All lid- rest of the roll­ feet. A draught Itoard. which at one
time la-longed to Bl«mnrck. In estimai
ing stock was obtained from countries
eil to have «••»at more ilioii ÍIMl<<»i
Sheep Do Best on Fin« «nd Short outside Turkey, hut the mo«que car
The «quari - •re made of solid gold
was built In Constantinople.
Grasses,
tt nd «liver, Thi* <lrnlight board wn*
It was externnlly distinguished h)
I«nt«h ami. If routined to «mall arena, a minaret about eight feet high pro­ tied» r*-d by •»Xpert« to be the ino«o
valiinhle In pxlMtetve.
A *et ot
will ilu a fair Joli at cleaning up laml. : jecting from the roof; the wall« were
When iimi I In this way. or on land Inscribed with verse« of the Koran, dr»itglit«mvu. 12 of gold and *12 nt
producing brush only, they < an not he anti at one end a huge compa«« was «liver, were presented to the prince
In the center of ench golden draught
exiiecfed to prove very «atl»fa< tory In hung, indleatlnr the direction of the
-was a beautiful ruby, while Inlaid In
the prialip-tion of g.aal laruba or good holy city.
the center of cnch «liver one »•«« n
wool."—Farmer«- Bulletin 840
Pilgrim« to Mecca were thus able to
peerle«« diamond. A quaint old draught
conduct their devotions with full |mmp
board la «till tn he wen hanging a« a
HOW HOG MANGE IS SPREAD and ceremony during the three day»’ algn outside the Chequer« Inn. O«-
Journey from l*atnascim.—London Tlt-
motherley.
Its Interest lie« In the
Dises»« Is Contrsctsd Mors Rapidly Blts.
fact that neither the original pntntei
Among Animals of Lew Vital­
of the sign, nor the landion! of the
ity—Cure by Dipping.
Electricity to Locate Oil.
Inn. was a draught« ptayer.
Th«
New uses for electricity are can-
board ha« 58 square«, whereas a real
Hog mange Is spread mainly by di­ stantly ap|«earlng. One of the latest
draught hoard contains <M.
reel bodily contact, according to la­ la the detection of crude oil In the
vestlgntlons recently conducted by tile earth instead of horlna for It. It I"
The Susceptible Cow.
1'nlted States depsrtnieht of agricul­ stated that crmle petroleum has been
ture. The disease 1» contracted most located electrically In the shallow oil­
Two Chicago children were visiting
rapidly among hogs of low vitality, field near Corsicana. Tex., and that
their grandparent« on a farm north-
"specially those kept In small Inclos
further tests are being made around en«l of Muncie, ft wn« their first ex­
urea. It «pread» more slowly among Burkburnett, A «erles of batteries Is perience of the kind, nnd they were
vigorous animals kept In pastures or used for the test, the negative ter­ Interested In everything they «aw. The
In dean, well-lighted roomy pens or tnlnul being connected to a wire milking operation wan especially alt-
buildings
Failure by »wine owners
hi« It Is dropped Into a «try waterhole. •orbing,
Hitherto their only know!
to control hog mange result» In heavy valley or Indentnllon. an«l the positive edge of the origin of milk wan that It
losses from shrinkage as well as from
'ertnlnal being conitecled to a "Inmi come In bottles from the grocer's.
a high death rare. Tile department
wire." which la nsed to nntke «-oiitnct
Discussing the milking a little Inter
states that the disease can be eradl- at various points on the surface of with hl* sister. Arthur, who 1» sever,
.-sled by four dippings In ■ lime-sill-
lie field Invest lgat«-tl. It I» stilted concluded: "But 1 ain’t got much re-
lint flit« higher eleetrlenl reslatnnce •pe»-t. Helen, for that cow thnt'« a«
pbur or arsenical solution with In­
rosy flattered a« grsndpn’s cow« nre.
tervals of fl to 7 days between dip­ of oil i-oni|Hired with other constltli
■lit« of th«- earth |H-rnilt« It to he lie Grnndpn calls ’em 'Boss.' ebon they
pings.
ain’t boss nt all nod that seems to
•tii«‘«l by the reilttced deflection of a
fickle 'em so thev give up nil their
«ensltlve Instruinent III the elrt-tiit.
milk when If thev hntl any sense
they’ll keep It for their own use."—In
“Holy Mm” of Ind a.
dlnmipolls New».
In India there tire no leaa than
fi.iMKHKio sadhu* nr holy men. iiMiifil’y
Peddlers of Psrrots. •
H*<h besmeared and alinnat naked,
Nnvel t<> ibi* eye of n strniiger vis­
F h -fpiently these have chela* or <11*-
‘dpi s boy* who arroiiipan.v ’lii’ni. ititi" Argentina 1« thè pnrrot peddler
l»egg’ng for their mnster. being i mined nftop •<•«•» on thè «treet» of thè town«
for th'« sanie life.
To go about beg­ who ciirrh*« hl* fenthered atork-ln
ging fine’« food from door to door, w Ith tende In once», or «ometlnie« perelted
sii.Tr'>ti-«’<dor»Hl robe, a hogging howl. no hi« limiti ntid sholllders
Tht«f coitntrv. of cottrse, I» too f«r
arSmitelope skin on which to *lt. a
«oiilh to huve native pnrrot«. nnd nm«t
Pligin of bends with which to roiiiii
<»n»’s prayer*, and a blanket In cold of thè blrd« «re lni|>orted frotn Brn'rll
weather such are the old bleat* of
Argentimi meitna ‘**11 very.” or ”1 n’ d
India a* to the l»ighes| life to wlihli of Silver.”
ft* principal river mu’
a tiinn could attaui. Some believe that one of thè f? rea tent In the world *
l.y mine« ' ssar.v Mwn’crlng. *tich a* sit
cplled file River of Silver “piatii '
ti l ’ oil h< d* of Spike* or swinging the beiti« «hot ber word for the name
head di» ti" a rd over a Are. they can metili
The nndien thu* heniowed <»"<
tn the fa< t that enrh •»%
aitiiifi deliversin»e.
tliclr <-t
ti',’ the Rio <le In Plain fon» «'
plorer- al»
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Hammermlll Bond Letter Head» niii'b «l Uvei III line by the ahorlgii •
fot |H*r«otlt*l ornament.—Publle Led
and Envelopes at the Courier office gei l’iillinle’phln.
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Watch liepairing has grown
Is almost Impossible to obtain and in.'
o discontinue cartain lines
to such proportion that I am eotupell»»«« '
ot repairing.
IFTFIt JI I V I HT
P repair» »ny
I will not bo In » position to aecept for
of Flit" Watch
small work, but will nisks a «imitait) »
and Diamond ¡Jetting
Jewelry or
Repairing
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