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M. C. MOOKNSKN A COMPANY
Off (we Id New York, Chicago. Detroit,
Ban rranciaeo, Lo Angelea. Seattle, Port
land.
Smudge Smoke
The air has been rent all week
by the Hilent roar of the batju drum
and the blat of the bugle.
Jitnif s (lileve of ProHpct, and
hired man, Jlewny HUl, wcro down
1'rl.
(loff Thontmtn whh an liiKpeetor
at the drum rorjm uonteM. fJoff
drilled a mean eye on a drum
major with the ruffle of IiIh coat
tail crooked.
A move ban been launehed lo
have one of the hit? dry political
conventions here in 1 ! 3 "J .
Tomorrow will be the firM .Mini,
In a loiiK time that did not have a
noon committee meet Inn of the
KfnornI honrd.
The nlRhtfl arc pettinR ehllly
around the edges, and fall Ih ap
preaching. 11. Hoover was here a week ago.
lie L'am;ht no Hteelhendn.
Ik Pattei'ison of Salom whh here
"Wed. '
Your corr. caught a gMnipne of
Crrl Kdgcll Tuph. lie Iihh not
been very frequent thin Hummer,
10 me Mohr wrllen from tinrtmtny
that ho lit having a KhundHOtt
Jtlme.
Tho weather has been good, and
so have womc of tho people.
IrlHh Colenuln. whone totiHllH
mtaged a come-bock, l In the
Tanoina honpllal getting repaired.
Picking and packing of peai'N in
In full cry.
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Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Pace Ont)
muni or 'bout tho Kafest crime.
Tlioy talk about hang In-;, bui they
don't really do it."
Kzm Mocker first traveled Wet
over tho Oregon trail In 1852,
Hoventy-Hlx yean, ago. He traveled
the Oregon trail three times by nx
team, once by automobile, once by
airplane, nnd now he la going In
n Ford car with a covered wagon
top on It to collect money for th-3
Oregon Trull Memorial.
He la !S years old. If you meet
htm. contribute.
Mexican law, more civilized than
ourn, does not permit the execu
tion of n woman. For that ream-ii
tho Kovorest punishment that can
ho Inflicted upon the Mother Super
ior Maria Coucepclon Acehvedii de
In TJata, Ih twenty years in prlHon.
Tho proBocntor amiouuceH that
ho will demand this peunlty, al
though toHtlmony rencbhiK this
country hIiows a no moro HeiioiiH
nrimo on the part of the neon net!
nun than an acqualntauco with
Toral, the murderer. Tho latte
will plead "mental lrrosponHlbll
ity."
There are many ways of adver-
tlHliiK. The police In the North
west Bido of Chicago creep up on
a rnadbourte expecting to find rev
elerH, moonshine whlskv, etc.
Thlruy-flv ,automobileH parked
in front of the place urouned mm-
plclon. They find the proprietor
nlone. Tie had rented the nuto
mohllea and parked them to make
tho place look prosperous.
MISSI 1!HT
TOWED TO PORT
HANTANDKH. Klmlll. Aus. 4.
(ff1) The yitcht Akii-h. whlrh hnd
licrrl niUhillfr In the tnuiH-AtliintH-mro
for the klltK's cup. viih tor,l
Into the hny thl. Duirnlni; Hint
ituehurctl In Trout of the rtiy.tl pal
ace. Tim crew uf the. yacht, which
left New York in July 7, cxplulnrtl
that they linil Uml their licming
anil willcil lntu tt eulm. ' They hitl
hern rcrrlvliiK wirelcHM ineiMtigcj
end leiirnril nf the Fettrcll fnr Ihrin.
They veto unnblo to reply nlnre
llit'tr own traiiHinlttinK itppanttUM
liil.l fulled.
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J'OHTI.AM), tlic., Atllf. 4. IT'l
CenMtructloa of the proposed eHi-w-Ht
railroad iici-ohm ()reKtn would
make ln haul ltetween t'oos liny
and ChleaRo about 7 nillen
shorter, A. 1. Davla. scei-etury of
Iho .Marshfitdd chamlicr of com
merce, and former Coo. Hay vepve
Hontattvo of tho rueific lumticr In
spection bureau, testified ut the
IiearlnR on flic line boforo the
interatato commerce coinmlfslon
today.
WILL HOOVER BREAK
CONDITION'S iniisl be pretty despcrats in tlic South when
tho Democratic party Jius to jo hack 1t the Civil wai'Tor
an issue.
Senator 1'nl Harrison is now followed b.Gtlic Kovcnior of
South Carolina who lnakw mi impassioned plea for the South
ern people to vote; for A Smith license Tammany espoused
the cause of slavery niitl rebellion back in the days of 'til.
This may he (jood politics- in Dixit- land for the South lias
never forgotten the Civil war while tin; North, politically speak-
forgot it a ('''"'ration ao.
j Hut we helieve it is poor ptiF.it it:sp in the country at laryu
jand Senator Moses is. justified in Jf it assumption that the Doin
! ocriits iji the South are sealed to death and gonerally demor
alized. 'Certainly such a plea, can tnily be founded upon fear
and desperation.
In fact as the weeks pass by it is becomm; more and more
apparent, that the Republican party this yelir, has the best
eliance of breitking the solitl South it has had since the party
was organized.
' This does not mean the solid South will be broken, lint
the chance is there and the extraordinary behaviour of the.
Southern Democratic leaders prows it.
AL SMITH AGREES
tifKL!., AVKLIi. ' A .Smitli
Ini'y iroovct, iind oilier so-fii'lUfd oueMi&:s of the poor
liui'inpr in opposing the McNrtry bill nijcthod of farm nid.
i "I Jim oppOHed to the equalization, fee," ways Governor
Smith. the identical words used by President Coolidc in his
veto message. 1
I This makes ' itwatliCr eiubarrasmg. for' those fnrmers who
stormed the Kansas City convention, nnd demanided the nom
ination of Ijowden beeunsc he stood for the equalization fee.
I oome oi iiiem weni io uouhioii
jgave them what they wanted:
Apparently they were mistaken. For Mr. Low den puhliidv
deelnred "farm relief without the equalization fee is as im
possible as a protective tariff without a tariff schedule. '
Too 'bad. We fer the 'disgruntled iu,'raruins of the eon;
belt will have to vote the Republican ticket or stay away from
the polls altogether.
SMITH CAN'T. HELP THE FARMER
THIS staiul hy (Joveniur Smith kIioqIuJ eslal(lisli tin; Tact
that the RcpuMiuan Hdininislration,' was entirely correct
in its opposition to the JlcNary-Ilunneii bill, for if the ineas
lire did not violate the basic, .principles of jrootl j'ovcriiiiieiil
ami sound business, the Democratic nominee undoubtedly would
have supported it. ,
Such u decision is interesting from another ii(,'lo for it
shows the dilemma Cioveruor Smith faces, lie must bold New
York state, and to hold it. lie, must sweep New York City by
an overwhelming majority.
Hut the interests of New York City and the interests of
the American farmer, are not only dissimilar but, opposed.
New York City not only is hostile to farm rcliief. such as tin
MeNary bill provides, but also opposes a proteirtive tariff, for
farm products, ami the present federal restrictions on immi
gration. ,
New York City wants cheaper labor ami a more abundant
supply of it. Union labor mid the corn belt are opposed to
both. ,'
It is iiiterestiiift to note that Cioveruor Smith, forced to
chooso between pleasing 'the farm vote, and holding the lk'
city vote, promptly threw his support to the latter.
This situation should open the eyes of some of the .Mid
West malcontents who plan to vote for Smith as a gesture of
protest. If they don't see it now, they will later, that by Hindi
action, they literally (in homely but effective phrase) bite off
their nose to spite their face.
QUILL
AVhy is a Scot called close?
is close.
The gootl jutlge of whisky now is the one who lets it alone,
IVrhaps the cantaloupe is something like the oyster good
only in mouths continuing a "z." i
In the oltl days nothing was required lo fix a revenue agent
but a .11. Now it takes thousands.
One year in college made daughter almost a perfect lady,
but she just will pop her gum.
A waste basket must embitter a circular letter that ha.
crossed the country in u piano.
The worm will turn. In fact,
on with impunity not even the
The way to begin an illustriims I'liinilv tret is tt use the if
apple sprout ns our father h ditl.
It sas hero a eouple, wns ntHrrieil iu a piano. That is one
of the ML' tla.iermi.s plitees to
Aincrieaiii.Mn : A ureal fear
ami aet natural anil not serin "cultured."
Will ItOKers can boast that
tlidate whose sole object is to
The best illustration of a psychological moment is that wee
fritctioii of lime when a cantaloupe is neit'lier too green nor
too ripe.
The rich net everything. You'll notice there was liule e!
fort to improve the jailsyintil the
oeensioiially.
Highbrows jjet the iniblicitv.
iu tho hands of people who enjoy tfe eoffiio section and eat
breakfast iu the kitchen.
THE SOLID SOUTH?
WITH HOOVER
joins 'resident C'ooli(Jo;i.t Sccro-
aim mamuiineu me I'emoerais
POINTS
You can touch anybody who
there's nothing you ran stepi
gas. !
p - t liuirrietl.
that you'll slip un some time
he is the onlv luvsiileiitial ean-
improve Life.
mpcr class began to use thei
but ilu notev viill r..
Press Comment
Mr. Walker Hail I lie Hollywood
.Morn.
Krom Hollywood ctiiicn '"''l
llllll .XMJUI (fllfllll.V I.illl-1, ivnt-
liiK thfnf ufh'r liis luhoi'H nt lloun- j
ton, rom Int.? on the Kotirth of
July and did nut breji k f ut until
mum. To those who did ot wit- :
neH tin' niayoi'H in -li vital- at the
I)t'iiHK,i jitli'Jconvention, or arc un-j
iiWiii c of (he trt'iiu'iuloiiH rcMiion- i
! Hl.jilltic.ji that rented upon him '
' there, these hoiii H may t ridicule
Jtho vice of the xluL-ard. Xho ;
, linliutnlinn would be unjust. i
I IIU honor Ih rati-hiiiK up tils 1
ioait n1ep, or trying to. At Hons-'
j ton there va no Hlcep for imv
conHcirntloiM HtnteHman, and the
I mayor a no shirker. Ho worked
' hard by day. apd when ('halnnnn
( ItoMiiHun been nie exhausted leap
ed, into the lircarli nnd .made tlis ,
motion lo adjourn. Kven then
bed whh not for him; ill lil wcak
j ened state he wont, with nfarec
la. pauKo for breath, to the labors
of the Smith vineyard in the Hire
hotel and there Hhook hand un-
til all brdholdeiH marveled at hU
enduranee, otherM faltered and
...m. .a. I.- wiM.-r.a in l nt v
1,1... ni.iii .r . loudleNri elimesilhut ,h
I and Marry kles, and all that'."
bent of (ho k and lifchl met in lit1
ap'(-t of his ties, thou mellcwe.1
to taut tender Unlit wbli li heaven
to a t'audy day denies. And wlo-n
the coollnir shudfrt of eve appear
ed foraook not the paths of in
dustry, as dill the trivial, but
went Into conference with flcoi'Ke
V Olvany of the Columbian or
der of New York (a eharltabln
and patriotic organization wHh
henduuarters in KotM-toonth street)
ami worked piintlni; until the ele
vators stopped and the eloetrle
I'lirrenl could be switched to the
fans.
Thoso who knew of these labors
will not carp at his honor Tor
rlHlnu at noon in Hollywood; it
will be many days and perhaps
weeks before the mayor nets back
to that punctuality which is tho
r LI.,,., onil ntnvors.
... ......... ,
Kven In New York, when he. Bot"
hack there. Hit; city hall may not :
look lo see bun at his desk at his(
usu-ll hour (which Is said to bui
I o'clock in the afternoon). The
reaction after the Houston orilcal
will be slow In wearing off.
Kven the delegates who did not
work nearly so hard as Mayor
Walker did will be unfitted for
ordinary pursuits for a Ions time.
Many of them were worn to haK
Karduess before the final ad
journment came, and they had
virtually fio haudshajilnir to do
anil went Into no conferences.
and went Into no roi lereu. .
Several ot incm were n.-.i.u ...
admit they didn't know what the j
convention had done, was dolnu-
or wim KolllK lo do. Yet even;
these were plumb wore out. as
thev frankly said. They would
Kindly ko to Hollywood and sleep
until noon, hravlnit all criticism
for siUKKardnesH. Alas, so few
of them can du so. They have
had lo iro home and no to work.
The best they can do will he to
complain of belm; tired, and In
this plaint will avt little sym
pathy or understanillnir from thci.r
neluhhors who listened lo the ra-,
alio anil failed to hear nnylhlm,"
llullcatlllK that the delegates took
part In tho proceedings. Kansas
City Star.
ILL LOSE TEXAS
DALLAS, Tex- Aiir. 4- (M
TbontaH It. Love. Texas anti-Smith
leader and candidate for lieuten
ant Kovernor, declared In a state
ment lulled here last nll.t that
few thlnj-'M can ho more certain
than that If all the democrats who
voted for me In last Saturday's
primary vote against A I Smith in
.November, he w ill lost Texas' elec
toral vole."
The former state senator was the
only state candidate to aet Ively
riht the election of tiovernor Al
fred M. Smith, w ho survived the
democratic primary.
Me wan one of the organizers
of the national ticket holt-' In th
state, and ran second for the nom
ination. Hurry, Incumbent, polled 30-1 .tlHl
votes. I.ove 1 !t!.2!tx, and 11 bout
ItiL'.OOM votes were scattered anions
the other candidates. Miller ami
I.ove will cuter a run-off primary
Aufcut '27.
' Of the Tua.iKHi votes east." I.nVC
declared, ""move than lHO.lMia were
k'iven me with the dlMlnct Unowl
cdue am) ue.derstauilluK licit 1 am
to (Jovernor Smith."
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Hu.sti. II .St. Clare iiai holiiii'. 11, he-
ilevt'd to be a member of a lAomt
iient 1'hlladeliihia family, v;im held
for inveti;atlon by police today
follow iliK filidillK of the nude body
of a kIi I In the mountains north
of Hollywood. I'oliee said Har
holme lived unwed vlth the k'iI
here after brineitiK her from
Philadelphia. She had been dead
' Hevei'al months.
I 'o lice took l.arholme to the
spot where the body, badly torn by
wild animals, wa.i found last niht.
He denied knowledge of her death,
which was eautsed apparently by a
, " , ' ,n ,l " 'au'i -" e.H
t ... ...... . - 11
months iic'i that she was missing. !
I'olli-c said they hail information ;
lilrl had been well known I
in I'hilaih'lphl.'i social- clreles. i
Portland spent -i , 0 4 . 1 5 for ail'
school purpor.es, last year.
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