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THE MITCHELL COURT MARTIAL.
Enteral a ac-ond-rlqaa matter at lledford,
urefoo, unuer act or Mired 8, 187.
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palrhea herein are aim reaerred.
Ye Smudge Pot
Br Arthur Perry.
Hp UK I'KOl'IiR lmvc Hum far learned very little that is new
A about tlie Mitchell case, but they have learned 'considerable
conecriiing court martials.
In tho popular mind, court innrtials have represented, hereto
fore, au arbitrary and rigid form of procedure, Hurroundcd by mili
tary red tape, in which a defendant unpopular with the court, had
no more chance of justice than tho proverbial snow ball. f
It has come, therefore, as n complete surprise to discover that
the present court martial, unquestionably in sympathy with the
prosecution, has shown u spirit of fairness and a desire to deter
mine tho truth which suggests at least that the average civ
court has considerable to learn from army procedure.
There is little doubt that if Mitchell had been trjed before
civil court, n large part of the testimony presented by the defense
would have been stricken out under the rules of evidence. The
prosecution altcmptcd to do this, but in every instauco the cour
martial ruled that the defense should proceed.
In fact, upon investigation, one discovers that a military cour
is not hampered bytechnicalities of procedure, and precedents of
practice, which so seriously . obstruct the wheels of justice in the
civil courts of law. ;
The members of a court martial are given a free hand to get at
the f:.cts and determine the truth. If they are just and honest
men, a defendant before court martial, particularly one without
wealth, has a far better chance of a square deal than a defendant
in civil life.
"Whether Mitchell is acquitted or convicted, there is every reason
thus far to believe that he has been treated with fairness and gen
erosity. .
Incidcntly the trial has demonstrated that the court martial
sfarled from a point, of common sense procedure, from which it has
not departed, and to which it is to bo hoped that civil court pro
cedurc, will, through reforms and technical' readjustments, even
tually return. ,
Personal Health Service
Cy WILLIAM BRADY. hL IX.
Slants (altar. n.rl.tatnn In unM.I k..t.k i i j, j,
lrulm.nl Hill h. anmnrad by Dr. Brady If atampad, aalf.addra.SMl aiwatoea la aneloaad.
Latlari irrauld ba briaf and wrlll.n In Ink. Owing lo tha larva numDar .1 lattara raealvad, only
ilZHLS'R. i,?.??"" H '"!.!'."' m"l to iw oonloimlna to Inatruelloni.
Addrast Or. William Brady, In ear. ol Mill nmpufi,
' lOvery ttmo ii bllKjuiril tcm-M Hh wny
throuKh KansaM, frerzlnK tho cows,
nnd the pumps, somebody nino mile
wl nf KuRcno plckn a quart of ripe
tran-beirleB fi-om his garden.
The sudden display of conffrcrwlon-
al gumption on tho part of our sr.
neednender in pestering the President
In the shipping , board squabble, has
caused the heavy thinkers of the Re
publican party, In Jackson oounty to
Rasp and, sob. and mutter: "What
the world has hit Charlie?" Hereto
fore, tio,0, eminent; statesman has
straddled -the political fence,' p.nd
clunir thero, cni-ofiil to uivo no offense
to Israelite or l'hlllHtlne. Once, If
memory Heryes avlRlit, ho slipped
from his jtavorjto perch to come out
flalfooted.pr tho openlnfr of the steel
mills In uic.Ruhrv -.only to scoot,
rabbit-like, back to tho top rail, and
stay (horn, But of late the oinlnent
statesman 'haji, started Joustinrf with
tho chief loxecytlve,' Who only carried
OrcRon by 120s(i00 , when weariness
overcame the vote counters. It Is
refreshinKto seo Uio; Hon. WcNary
cease straddlinR;. It, Is painful to see
him try to imttato ilr. llrookhart of
Iowa, or llurton K. Hteeler of Mon
tana. Charles belter Imp rteht back
on tho fence,-, bofore hu Ruts his
political cars rapped down. Already
mends ar8c. oaHliiB! him militant
when ho la only nauKhty.
Parmer ahd-'femaie owners of red
slickers aro praying for rain..
THE HVI'rtrttlTKS '
(Kniisns' City star)
The diners woro composed
largely of bankers, lawyers and
professional, nicji.. A rooi! many
pulled out flasks when they be
isun to eat, Tla main speaker of
tho ovcnlne" HtUl 'led a tirade on
tho Hods, , tip Uolshevikl and
thoso who dlsrciiard tho law. And
1 noticed that those who had.
flasks chipped tlie cluudeat.
As "Ilottor 4M11HIC-" week draws
lllRlit. imisln lovers of tho valley start
holding hands. ,..', 1, -
sum nitKY H().i)sti:k
Will ho rel'eajio you? too
Leap llRhtly as a nit from your body
in the ever-present crisis?
Or will you kill him ?
I'erlsh together o tho pulsations of a
power-house, '
Tho mutter of a Ras-lorch,
The soft blows of a nlRht-wind,
Voil, wrenched and stoical,
He. twisted and .cuisliiR,
Willi the fumes of gaHolino and whis
key lit thg soft nlRlit air?
Tor 1 seo menace In the lines of yod;
There I. a (smooth Insolenco about 1
your beauty
Kqual to his. ,
There should I10 written on your hood
tho, name Nemesis
Not Lincoln. . , .
I wonder what djtcli In northeastern
Oklahoma .
You will presently adorn, stint gray
roadster! (l'ootij)
Red Orange, Die world's greatest
football player, belter accept one of
the $120,000 offers. There Is no
, nourishment In Hie memory of o 60
yard run. The cheers of I lie multi
tude ran not bo fil.il.
QUILL POINTS
It may be that he has a level head, and then it may be that he is
too scared to move. -
The academic ideal is to train men to train other men to train
other men.' ' .
A realtor is a man who thinks of scenery as something he could
sub-divide nicely.,
Tho dances of 1895 wouldn't help much, Mr. Ford, without the
1895 state of mind.
Roumania wants to borrow one hundred million but doesn't tell
whom she is mad at. . .
American wild life is about gone, and there's little good slioot-
ing left except in Chicago.
There's ono consolation.
enough to become obsolete.
Uncle Sam's aircraft don't last long
An. engineer says it is impossible to develop power without
noise. What about Hoover t
Somo arc shop lifters and solnc have it charged when they know
they won't bo able to pay.
luigtimas Amargadus.
mister brady
Rlrl Id year and 1 live in
campo of uutomoliilo my padro
work pornalcro in dig In
am poor mexlcan testino. Because of
1 live In tent In
Its antispas
modic action, they recommended
garlic In cases of hiccough, hysteria
und spastic constipation.
Modern illetotheraphy takes morn
careful account of tho chemistry of
food and tho physiology of dlges-i
tlon, and viewed from .this point of
view gal-lie, like onions, becomes
Englishmen may dross like their wives, but few American in
comes suffice to dress two that way.
If he brings home the Ma.uma,
that she married beneath herself.
you never hear her complain
One reason why Americans don't speak good English is
cause they wish to be understood.
be-
1'oise is thn quality that enables you without apology to ask
the clerk for something cheaper.
t
Among the things the French arc postponing arc debt setlle-
nent, the conquest of Morocco and increase of population.
Correct this senleneo: "Oh, let him play outdoors," said the
liiml motlier, "a little cold won t hurt him."
The case of thn (Iranil Dragon of
the Itoalln or Indiana, of ths visible
Invisible Kmplro. and young Mr.
Ithlnptander, -young millionaire, tsev
erartlmes) of New York, are similar.
The 1. I), being full of self-confessed
piety, patriotism, ami chivalry, only
luduced tile Indy to kill herself. Mr.
Ithlnelandur ran hog-wild nlih a
fountain ', pen. and now a lotld
mniajhed lawyer reads his tender mis
sives In a crowded courtroom. The
IJraRon received a lire aciitcm-e, and
.Mr. - H. will probably have to fork
over a goodly sum for being n Nlilek.
In both Instances the female lured the
male, ihry always do, when the
Inner get caught.
TWO marrl.d inenr meek appear
anee for electrical, rwlea work.
(I'ortlaiTd Journal.) As usual.
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A number of out- Inn IIi-mIIiii I.I. are
KellllUaaaVendy lo go lo California to
RipplingRhumos
THE RIGHT JOB.
IWDHEDS go, a weary mob, to the poorhousc in the dell.
Men who've never found tho job thev could do and do
it well. They have failed at selling prunes, they havo failed at
laying brick i others nailed tlie picayunes, but they never learned
tho trick. Yet jio doubt thero is a place whore the failures
well might shine, if they could but find a trace of the same and
get in lino. They' don't know what they could do, so we see
them sadly romp up the brae and down e slough, to the poor
house by the swamp. Some have failed through bitter years,
failed at everything they tried, then became. great auctioneers,
cutting swaths extremely wide. Some were loaded to tho
guards with the grief that failure ktmws. when they found
that they woro bards and to gorgeous heights they rose. There's
a tusk for every man, suited to his mind Hiid frame; he might
ride in his sedan if Jie oould locate the same, ltut he has to go
on foot with tho oilier heartsick meik who the Aiwn-and-outs
are put, in the poorhousc in the glen. For so many inou aro
blind to the work they ought to do; everything's a dreary
grind, every calling they pursue. Thero 'a job for ajichard
Roe that would fill his soul with glee, hut its name he doesn't
know, and that berth h'll never see.' Many men who might
excel in the jobs they've never firund seek the poorhousc in
the dell, here the paupers' wails resiMnil.
ican
JhIi well 1 road
Iioriodleos a m eri
ca noa ever day 1
reml what vmi ufiv
and heln leoi)lG unm- u-h.. -iin nut
help h1 mlBino plecao holp me In
my njiurp very big i ifavo swlthurt
boy nmericano muy bonito Tie work
dishwaft in rostaurantH and every
day 1 eat garlic all time 1 eat all
same. slrU amerlcana eat gum of
chicle and other day my novlo he
say gimme kins and i klsn and ho
look on nib and he Bay mad haUtosln
and 1 say no garlic choose you chola
he Insult., me betwene me and gar
lie and he go way o so enfado and
now t can not sleepe en. la noche
and 1 weep lagrimas amariradas V
traspatmUo do dolor el corazon
plcse help mister brady if my amor
no come back i dy if i no eat gartiu
prety soon sick all time my littel
brother help spall and traducir eng
lish so 1 gasH la all right he go school
and umui't boy my dlrccclon is de
livery general we live in tent pleso
toll wat better 1 do my name
That's what comes of reading neri-
dlcos Americanos and unfortunately
Americanos also reads what I say, j
Americanos also ready s what I say,1
so there is a bare chance that some
people get the wrong conception of I
things., This young cavalier, now.i
probably derived from his study of
periodicos Americanos the notion
that a nice ecnorita never eats gar
lic or anything like that. He gath
ers further that the highborn Amer-
enno's main social obligation is to
aise a holler whenever he encoun
ters a case of the dread disease
which wrecked this young romance.
Dry away lagrimas amargadas.
scnorlta, and take the word of mis
tor brady for it that you can keep
both your health and your bonito
boy americano If you never eat an
other speck of garlic as long as you
live. :. .
On the equally Important other
hand, garlic Is a rather healthful
Item in the dietary and except when
there In a temperamental bonito boy
nmericano hovering about It Is all
Ight to indulge in it as freely as
you like.
A few years ago some of our peri
odicos americanos informed the gap
ing world that plenty of garlic would
cure consumption, high blood pres
sure, dyspepsia, -and a few other
things, but this was like a good
many other things In pcridicos amer
icanos. Lots of us Americanos be
lieve in Santa Claus'., ,
Old time authorities on diet de
scribed garlic as tonic to the stom
ach, carminative, stimulating to the
circulation, expectorant, . (promoting
expectoration), diphorctie (promot-
ng sweating) Stnd diuretic (increas
ing urine). Because of its carmi
native action, they recommended It
in cases of flatulence or excessive
formation of gas in stomach or in-
jri camhio I work
for my fad re In
cook comlda I
havo. went to
school amcrlcan '
year and write, just a condiment, flavor, zest, ap
not good in amor- petizer (for those who like It), with
uul jii pun-. out anv special romeuiai value.
Ms
Ql ESTlOXS AXIJANKWEHS.
Nccdlcm Caution.
Correspondents will save their own
time and .my,, es, good nature by
omitting requests that I shall not
publish tholr confidences. . If that's
.the kind- of person they imagine I
am, thoy should not seek my advlco
about anything. -Duck
of a Doctor.
Ts syphilis ever curnhlo by medlcul
treatment ? I road , in a doctor's
book that mercury rots the bones
and causes Blight's disease.- (0 B.)
Answer Yes, syphilis is arrested,
as a rule, by medical . treatment,
but not ay cut and dried course of
self-metficutlon.- The -doctor's' book"
in which you read " that "mercury
rots' the bones" and similar rdt is
a darn poor guide for a sick man.
It is of course a quack's bait for the
unwary sucker. Don't bo duped by
such lures.
Hush, Children.
To settle an argument betwen
and B, please state In your column
whether or not candy and ice cream
are a direct or a contributing cause
of decay of the teeth. O. G.
Answer Don't speak so loudly
George. The Ice . cream or confec
tionery association might overhear
us. 1 dare say there are a great
many dentists and even a few rather
old fogyish uediatrists who would
ascribe some such deadly role to ice
cream and candy. But in my judg
ment that notion Is quite wrong.
I should say thnt normal children
ought to bo allowed liberal rations
of good candy and good ice cream,
bin ny way of dessert and not at
irregular hours.
Plucking Eyebrows.
Is It harmful to the eyes to .pluck
the eyebrows? Does it cause tlie
hair to grow on the face or the
Up? Miss H. D. . . -. r
Answer It Is harmless and "doCB
not cause hair to grow anvwhere.
Overcome hy Deadly Carbon Monoxld
In October, 1924, I was overcome
by darbon monoxld gas (from the
exnaust. of my car) in my garage
about It p .m., nnd they fonnd me
unconscious at 8:30 the next morn
Ing. I remained semiconscious over
a week. I could remember inti
mate rricnds, but could not remem
ber things snid or done a few nio
ments before. Now after a year my
memory is still Impaired so I have
to rely on a memorandum pad for
every little thing. Friends toll me
i m ueau rroni tho ears ut. Can
you aoviso anythine for on Mint
who would go and shut himself in
garage and Inhale poison like that?
I am 25 years old and could not bo
expected to know much yet. Willie,
I HKV IJUOO.
Ansewer Friends nearly right-
luuouoiy isolated groups of brain
cells are dead. Hut you'll come
back bye and bye, and meantimo th!
is a golden opportunity for your
.-tnus io borrow money from you
Children's Pictorial
Cross Word Puzzle
'I'd tike rallfnrny well enough If
tvo didn't have t put rockers tin th
ttifrro mt," says Sins TIHon Hulls
niece, o' rnHrso tiler's no crime
wave. Who ever tieartl of a uavc
standi!!' sllll..
Z.
I'lDtei-t Your fluid's Health,
Through thoughtlessness the slight
cough or cold of a child Is often neg
lected and becomes serious. A few
doses of KOI.KV8 HONBY AND TAIt
CdMI'Ol'ND, at small cost, taken at
the unset of the cold brings speedy re
lief. Ho prepnred, have a hottlo of
this safe, rellahlo cough remedy on
hand, and gvle promptly when a
cuugh or cold Is delected. KqUnlly ef
fective for older persona. Demand
J'I'I.KY'S ItONKY AND TAH Adv.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Itepubllean nomination for I'. 8. SciTa
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Will work sealously for develop
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AUCTION
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New Series by WYNNE FERGUSON
OSuAor of ferguson on evuenon jmage
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ARTICLE No. 32
No discussion of the proper take-out
of partner's no-trump is complete with
out an analysis of the take-out based on
diatribution. Very frequently you will
hold a hand containing good cards and
food help for a no-trump bid, but also a
singleton or(Void suit which makes the
no-trump bid a doubtful proposition.
With this type of hand try to find the
suit bid that best fits the combined
hands of yourself and your partner. For
example, suppose your partner bids no
trump, second hand passes, and you
hold the following hand:
Hearts A, K,7, ' ' "
Clubs A, J, 9, 8, 2
' Diamonds 4
Spades 9,7,5 "'
With this hand you 'should bid two
hearts and if your partner bids two no
trump, bid three clubs. It is a strong
hand and ought to make game at either
hearts or clubs. On the other hand the
opponents may make a five card dia
mond or spade suit against no-trump
and so save game.
The hands of all four players were as
follows:
Hearts I. 5.2
Clubs K, 7 :
Diamonds A, 10. 8, S, 3 : A
Spadci 8,4, 2 :
Hearts A, K, 7, fi
Clubs A, J, 9, 8,2
Diamonds 4
Spades 9,7, S
Y
Z
Hearts 10,4
Clubs 6,5,3
Diamonds K, Q, 9, 0
Spadet K, 10. 6,3
Hearts Q, 9, 8,3
Clubs Q, 10,4
Diamonds J, 7, 2
Spades A, Q, J
Z bid one no-trump and A passed. If Y
passes, b will pass and A will open the
five of diamonds, thus making five
uiamona tricks and saving game. 11 V
bids two hearts, he wilf make a small
slam, quite a difference. The distribu
tion of a hand will freauentlv warrant
a take-out with a minor suit. For ex
ample, if partner bids one no-trump and
second Band passes, bid two clubs with
the following hand:
. . Hearts 6,5
Clubs A, Q, 10,9,7,5
Diamonds A, J, 9, 5
Snarles 7
This hand is good for five odd In clubs
and only two odd in no-trump. Always
wc oucwiin any seven or more card
minor suit irrespective nf the Hicirlbn.
tion. With hands divided 6-4-2-1 or
6-3-3-1 or 4-4-4-1 or 5-4-4,'try to figure
'" way io piay tne nann at a suit bid
rather than no-trump. Hands of this
type seldom go game at no-trump and
reprasent.the typical distribution take
outs. -.v. The following hands were given as
problems in the preceding article with
the understanding that partner has bid
.' no-trump and second hand has passed:
Hand No. 1
Hearts 10, 8,2
Clubs 7,5 -Diamonds
A, 10, 8, 5, 4 1
Spades 8, 4, 3 .
With the foregoing hand the partner of
the no-trump bidder should1 pass. There
is no reason for a bid of two diamond.
Hand No. 2
. Hearts .K, 6, 5 ;-. .
Clubs 9,5 -
Diamonds J, 7, S
Spades J, 10, 8, 3, 2
With the foregoing hand the partner of
the no-trump bidder should bid two
spades. The hand is of no possible help
to the no-trump and so comes under the
rule for an obligatory take-out.
Hand No. 3
Hearts A, 4
- Clubs 7
Diamonds 1, 10, 9, 4, S, 2
Spades A,K,Q,4
With this hand the partner of the no
trump bidder should bid two spades.
There is a bad distribution for the no
trump, -
Hand No. 4
Hearts A, 1,9,6,5
Clubs A, 5 . - i
Diamonds 7, 6, 5, 4
Spades A, 3
With this hand the partner of the m
trump bidder should bid two hearts. It
looks like game in hearts or ns-trump,
but the hearts is a safer bid. As a matter
of fact, there was a little slam In hearts
and only two odd In no-trump. "The
stronger the hand, the better the take,
out.''
Hearts 7, 5, 2
Clubs K, 10,6
Diamonds none
Spades K, 7
Answer to Problem No. 1
Hearts-Q -Clubs
Q,J, 8,2
Diamonds Q, 10, 7
spaaes none
Y
Z
B:
Hearts 9,8,4
iiuds none
Diamonds K, J, 6, 5, 8
Spades none
Hearts K,J, 3
Clubs none
Diamonds 8,2
Spades A, Q, 6
Hearts are trumps and 7. is in the
icaa. now ran Y win hve of the eight
tricks against any defense? Z should
j J. kine ' hearts- On this trick A
and B must decide which one is to be
in ine lead at trick three so B should
play the eicht of hearts. 7. hnM th.n
lead the jack of hearts and discard the
eigne oi ciuos irom Y s hand. Either A
or B may take the lead at the third
trick. Suppose B plays, the nine of
hearts at trick two. Then Z plays the
trey of hearts and A wins the trick with
the seven of hearts. Y should now dis
card the seven of diamonds. A cannot
lead spades for if he does, Z will make
three tricks so he must lead a club. If
he leads the king, Y should play the
jack. If he leads a low club, Y should
Play the jack and lead back the queen.
If A takes that trick, he cannot force
Y in the lead for Y has the deuce of
clubs. A must therefore lead the spadet
toZ'shand.
Suppose, however, at trick two, B
plays a low heart. Z should then lead
the trey of hearts. Y should discard the
deuce of clubs and B wins the trick with
the nine of hearts. He must lead dia
monds. He cannot lead a low diamond
for if he does, Z will win the trick with
the eight of diamonds, lead the ace and
a low spade. A will be in the lead and
must lose a club trick. B cannot lead
the king of diamonds or if he does Y
will win two diamond aiul rm. ..L
tricks. B must, therefore, lead the jack
of diamonds. Y wini f hi. with tWm -
and leads the queen of dabs. A must
win this and lead a duh, V win tt,:.
trick and leads the ten. of diamond
vhich B wins and returns i-iliinvwl
which Y wins with the seven.
E.DiTE TR1
w snaKS-r 8EEMAN
Manning Across.
Word 1. What the little boy In
the nursery rhyme and in the pic
ture wants to "come again some
other day." 4 .
Word 4. The sound - which a
horse makes. ' . ' , -
Word 5. A monster in the fairy
talcs.
Running Down. ,
Word 1. A city in Nevada. " I
Word 2. Krostinjr.
Word 3. An article of clothine.
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ADMONITION.
Nor. 19 1703222 ,. .t
The man in the Iron Mask died in
the prison of the Bastille, Paris.
During the 24 year this mysteri.
ouj capUre was confined, no one
eacept the governor of the prison,
not even hi physician, ever saw
hi face, his head being enclosed
by a velevt-covercd Iron mask. At
his death his cell was rebuilt in
order to destroy any possible trace
of identity that h might have left
within it walls. Of eeversl h
tone guesses one is that he was a
twin brother of the reigning mon.
arch, Louis XIV.
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nl of Thanks.
Ve wish thank our friends-most
kindly for the njiny kindnesses esj
tended us .siring tho Illness and loss
gf our dear mother.
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Well may'st thou halt and gae with
brightening eye! . -
The" lovely cottage In the guardian
nook
Has stirred thee deeply; with its own
dear brook.
Its own Bmall pasture, almost Its own
sky!
But covet not the abode; forbear to
' sigh, ,.
As many do. ranlninf whlln thnv !,),.
Intruders who would tear from' Na
ture's book ' .
This precious leaf, with harsh Im
piety. -
Think what the homo must' be If It
wore thine. ' . ...
Even thine, though- few tliy wants!
Roof, window, door,
The very flowers are sacred to the
poor;
The roses to the porch which they
entwine!
Yea, all that now enchants thee Jrom
the day ) .
On Which It should be touched". wniiiri
melt away.
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