Medford mail tribune., March 18, 1929, Page 4, Image 4

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tVtrkly MiU Tribute, AM I'rar 9. OA
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Ity fuller. In AAw In MdfuM, AthLunl.
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""iJSl "u,Sy.: i.Mir..... .n jlee of investigation in loss than :I0 day, in an efforKlo sojve it.
I iIL'i'J; i1St'Sj."Sit,1y('ir;;;!; rloM j ' One hripht mrn'iiinu he announced a hew corVrnment policy
iuMrmi! KhYi Si''t , 00iof oil eonservation, nii.l the abandoiiment of oil prospecting on
. Hf .UBI'.B OP THE jumoriAIMi VHIM
llxrlilnl Ml Until win nl I
Tbe AwcUlM ITi Ij urltolflr tntllM In
tlx mt toe puAactiwn tu wn gupkinwi
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nd fclss tn Ih kl iirti HU1 lwfln.
au iijr;i isr puiiiinuoo u iteciti duoiHao!
hrrtin if rtitwi.
Rarn ilaJly tfrncc clrmliUoa for ill MOtiu
MMlif Oct 1, !fiff, H Ji.
ftfTrflrU paper fif tlw Cdy of Mnifofd.
Omdal paper of JtwiMD Cuunif.
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rnnebco. Lot AiCi. Stltl. 1'oftlmd.
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
All have returned from tbe bas
ketball tournament ot Kulem rc
Joielng. and some vow never to
return to Knlem except In tho cus
tody of tho sheriff. Tho booing,
and tho water, left a bad taste in
their mouths. As John Mann says:
"It is all part of life, so wliat of
it." This is pleasant philosophy:
sound, logical, reasonable, and not
subject to successful contradiction.
Outside of the homo contingent,
and the Astoria delegation, nobody
wnnted the Mcdford team to win,
ond thero was a decided spirit
against them, except when It came.
to matching pockotbooks. Astor
inns were tlie only friends in court.
They did not chill when tholr vic
tory over Washington made them
the final contenders with tho Cnlll
son crew. Southern Oregon fans
were glad they won the ,chiuuplon
shlp. Hut they did not exult, no
thoy would had they lowered the
colors of Washington high. The
tcum -and its - supporters were
pointed for tho motropol 1 1 a n
srtuad.
The Chomawn Indians were the
life of the party.. They exhibited
tho flashiest floor work of nny
squad In 'tho conflict, and were
brilliant In their pnsslng. Hut their
basket throwing : was abominable
and deplorublc. They must have
missed- fiOOn shots, but . neither
tholr hopo nor their courage over
weakened. One failure Just In
creased their determination to gar
ner a basket next lime.
They would get the hall and
raeo down the floor llko greased
lightning, then honVc wild, and do
this over arU over; and over and
over, and over and over, everlast
ingly and 'without end. Their op
ponents might lag, but tho longer
the game, the faster they sprinted.
If their running during the tour
ney was placed ond to ond, they
would liavo traveled across the
continent and up to their necks
In tho Atlantlo ocoan.
Next, year thoy may bo able to
throw n basket occasionally and It
will be Just too hod for the rest ot
yte stato when they do.
k
I John Ilutler, tho notorious wise.
tracker was present,, but refrained
rrom dispensing his wares. He
having a rest. So was every-
pony emo. ;inny, acquired as much
rest ns neonlu do when llinv I,,, ip.
ijroy. to Diamond Lake and climb
fit, Bnldy. .
!. Tho general atmosphere at the
iicet was one of sullen sociability,
'ho slluntlon Is best described liy
ho following clipping from tlie
mlth County (Kan.) pioneer:
, N'oxt Kundny at the Hpring
I Htrect church, tho Ttev. c. W,
' Merrick will preach on the
k subject. "Hell." As he Is full
f of his subject n great time Is
( expected. Come.
.
j, (Jrcat good, however, came from
Oie victory, ns the Hen flnrnett
noy shaved off the fungus growth
An his tipper lip. that has been
iSasqueradlng ns a mustache.
innni: .'iii:khh . van Tin:
?HAMI'IONH, AN'i) A HAI'IOTY
nAzon::!
Ij On tho return trip, a number
tried to exceed the recent speed
cord of rj.S4r,T9 miles per
nur. made on tho Florida sands
tear Miami, and failed.
Jnmes Krimiston, who escorted
fl kids to the tournament, had a
good mad Krlday evening, when
lie read tho Portlnnd Journal ac
denunt of tho Medford-The llnlles
ipimo. The arileln admitted that
fedford won the game decisively,
but Tho llnlles team had won . n
tfpicnl University of Oregon moTiil
Ictory. :
1 A respito from four 'days of
cheering was ilevoutedly hoped for
to- tho cheerein, hut W tannol bo
Oiat way. Mr. HnliVbow . (Ilbson
telegraphed the Unlvorso this mor
njng that tho first Chinook of the
war had foolishly enttuht himself
if the Hnvage Rnplds, rlnm. and so
there will he huxtnrrrt far Into the
nignt.
, I'UHTL,ANI). Ora.. Mnrrl, 1
dflPlInexporlentro . lu driving was
KM by pollc to have resulted In
tho death yoterffciy of Kay Miller,
ii, who w' fsjally crushml be
tween twomreef cars In tho down
ljwn riltrlct The youth, rldlm
Ills nrntotcyclo .on llrnadwnv, fil
cfnntndto r-s to ih ifl nf a
street ear. Jlo was unable to get
clear before notthoouod street
car was upon hint and Ktiund Ills
motorcycle to bits, between the twn
cars. He died on the way to the
hospital. I'
PRESIDENT HOOVER MAKES GOOD IN RECORD TIME
WK tin vc linil 11 new IVcsiilput fur less tliim two week.1!, but
it in alroiuly iippiirent tlicre is n very different sort of
linnd nt tin! wheel.
1 here lias lieen no Wlllc-lif ill wailing, no, ll cut wati-lilll'. ,
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no Khust writintr. no presidential spokesman. ;
In those 12 (liiys President Hoover 1ms done more definite;
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tlunps, tnken more positive aetioii, initiated niore new polieies,
and reversed more old ones than
the late Colonel Roosevelt.
Not only has our new President mentioned the Prohibition ;
problem hy name; lie lias, announced he, will appoint a, commit.
federal land.
The next inoriiiiiK he frankly
.
nieht will niiilce public it J I 1 fi t s
. t
abatements by the treasury.. ;'
Instenil of Retting press reports iilon" the line that "from
the very highest authority,", iir 'from, a source close to the
President, it was learned todny, etc,." there has been an official
annnimceinent of some finrt from
while, brief statements, but very much to the point, and the
President standing srpiarely behind thorn.
There has been no drum heating or ballyhoo, no press agent
stuff at all. But there has been notion every minute, definite.
L'lenn-cnt notion the sort of action one might expect from a new ,
president of a large corporation, perhaps, but. not the sort wo
have eome to expect in reeent years from new Presidents of this
country.
Yes, ladies and gentlemen, w have not only a new Presi
dent; we have n new KIND of President. : .
One may like or dislike him, one may approve or disprove,
what he lias done; but certainly no one can deny that for the
first time in two decades we have a man of deeds rather than
words in the "White Housed
QUILL POINTS 1
Now oVh hnvc a 10 por cent miisHiicc tux to (liscojriij?c
neiglibors who borrow.
The nrtiKtio tomponuaont, by nny other nnmo, would spend
ns much time feolinp sorry' for itself.
Viee-lVeside.it C'urtiH, enduring Sennle oraiory, sliould re
flect that his ancestors lortured white men.
Americanism : Twin beds and twin jjarapos for native stock;
twin children for the new immigrants.
AVbile crowds stand in the cold to wntch n vieh man's dinrei'
Riiests arrive, it. seen'i foolish to search tbe Gobi for the inissiii!,'
link. " ... M. ..
Srodern pipe sinokers retain every good feature of the In
dian's custom, except thnt of sitting under the open sky.
Another duel between proniineiit. citizens of Paris, nnd
neither suffered unless von count Hie final kiss.
. Happy thought! Make mnrriiise less transitory by givimr
tlie diamond nt (he eiid of the fifth year.
The cable story that -Spain's
withdraws supports neglects to
Iepul)liis aren't' nncrateful.
is dead before inistptotinn him 1o
How convenient! The new money will go in the return en
velopes provided by General Motors credit organizations with
out folding.
It just shows dhat will happen when Messrs. Morrow and
Lindbergh uit good-willing for a ''moment o think of some
thing else. ,. ' ',! '.
Correct, this kohIimioo: "I urn meek," snM lu "hoonuso J
love peneei imt lici-mise I tirend getting Miuicheit."
ENGI
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v.ivrn rvi.'!! .i f m.... t
i t , . " . " ' .iriit. niipurently hy Ills own rur.nr.
W) With her eMof onKlncer ilrnil Tho ,joy W11B ,,,,,.,,.,1 , w, ThP
I'.v tils own li'iintt, thp lliitlll I frrluhli-r was liminil fur fhnnulial
MUTT AND JEFF
LewNou6rv MTneiRt- $sr'i I og-Ff: is "business I see.ve.Mi But.x. f He uaewT oor t FouMt that thcrs ) .
PlCft, r'LLGfiT 0M& ) V, Ja', l TCRRtBUif I . AfAUUORRttTi AOvjT s Wf5 -rijy0 FIFTIES J "
SsTSe MMUJ STOCK T06Ri r. . jg
i. .... y if f imj,MKWY' ' -.--";.;: rsur xr on or . s r wii i v I
nnv American President since
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declared hereafter the govern-
. . . . . ,
fnc cm 111 1; lug tax refunds anil i
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the White. House, every little!
dictator will fall when Alfonso
say on whom. -
They wait until a great man
support foolish isms.
freighter Wcjirpool was In port to
day after a fiO days' struggle with.
adverse elements.
Acting Chief Kmjlneer Ktnne.i
said that almost from the moment
tho lC-yeur-ohl tramp put out from
Wales she was buffeted by terrific
storms. .
Chief Kngineer Ohaffey was
found fn his bcrath with his throat
The Little Fellow Has a
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM
Sliud Mti prtlnlnir to pmonal ttHh uul hr1i, "ot to dlitnwia n i
utif ihouli t brl.l wi ilttn m ink. om to th. lr. number el ututa t-
ciTed, only . Um eu b unwercd hrre. Ko rpiy can be nude to qoerte. ut eeolona.
mt to iMtmctioM. xmim lit, wiiii.m D,td,, m cr. oi itu pwmiw,
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THK .NATIISAIXY U:pt-jiXD1:d t im.D
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' As It seems to me. in the past
15 yearn there has been a fairly
t constant stream, or trickle, of quer- I
u. f,om parents resardinu the
' " " ,..' 'hl'
Mh.ti of these
q u e r i e h arc
prompted by dlT
ficuliios tho chllil
encounters upon
iMttcrinK school,
where the teach-
' cr undertakes to
from left-banded '
to right - handed I
for writing. The lale-n comment:
on this problem published in this!
column Lis elicited three valuable'
le.ters of protest, two from teach- j
ers. and a third from a reader who
'" or " 'e a teacher ' J
letters, for the good of the order.
. Ohio teacher writes: I am a left
handed teacher. No one ever at
tempted to break me, 1 have never
attempted to break a pupil, and Ij' '"- , ' Z ,, 1 "I '
,h, in,,.h.V nttf fellow give up his smoking on this
, ,)re.lk one of ,his hahil. More ;
th... a dl ...rn in iho nlr.
l - 'i i-ii i t
:ih iiiHirueted that chlldrpn on cn
taring school fi'ecp:iently use both!
hamU equally well. If the child j
up tho chalk with his left hand the
wacher should place It in his rlKht;
with a remark of this typo: "Try!
this hand once." She xhoulri re
peat this two or threo times and
I then it should ho apparent which
in tho natural hand for the child
to ue. When this is determined
the child should he permitted to
use the natural hand, rijrht or left,
without further comment. In one
of our fiit teachers conferences
tiur Kupervlsor said that hefnro nny
teacher should attempt to break a
Iff I -handed child that teacher
uiiKht to ii.te her left hand in place
nf the ritfht for one whole day.
w rill nir, dressing, eating. and work
ing; and she hoped such teacher
would have ioufh meat and pic
for dinner in the evening. Tench
ers today know that stuttering is
one of tlie had results of trying to
break a naturally left-handed child.
Who wants the child broken The
Ijarents of naturally . left-handed
children combat the . teacher . in
this; one mother enme In high dud
geon to insist that tho teacher must
break the child; another placed her
eh lid's left arm In a sling and
hound up., the hand so that the
child could not use it; even a doc-
tf,i- trilil i. if. Or. hi-nlir. hiu rh!lrl
Iicfore Ihe boy started to school.
Recently the mother of one or my
pni.lls visited our school, watched
our work for a while, came up to
me. took the chalk from my left
Recently the mother nf one of my
l,.,,t od tl ! Mirht
hand, saying: "Jlore, miss. Use thin j
hand.'' I know teachers are not
perfect, neither arc members of
other professions, . hut please give
the devil his due. It might he;
worth your while to watch them
conduct physical exercises, too. y
parents were a bit more interested
In the welfare of pupils, they might
do some of the things the tenchbr
is compelled to do nnd give her
an opportunity to teach. (Signed.)
A fine, illuminating letter that,
from a real teacher, obviously.
I'tirticularly admirable is' tho way
she treats that episode of tho vi Hi
lling .mother breaking tho teacher
of her left-handedness in one easy
lesson, so to speak, a casual nllU
sion In an amusing Incident, and
then on with our plea for forbear
ance. This young teacher appar
ently has a great denl of that prec
ious quality, and no doubt It is an
asset in her calling and brings her
happiness.
A Ins, not nil of the present gen
eration of school teachers are so
well trained or so forbearing. This
undiminished trickle of tellers from
paronts of lot't-hnndcd ohllditu. I mi8tIcntc(l. ,. ',
shows that tialto a few toaohcrs 44
skip tho conferences, or If they! pioa'sant liny In W'nil Streot Sat
nro compelled to attend, then feel ulrtav tor ,hB majorltv. New York's
Unit they do not need to loam any Mr tnK llort lkc ,hrtro cr.
more about teaching. nin an(1 ,.t0,,k ,.ic(.s weJ. p. a
nri-.Ti,n- vi . -c.t r-i.t! i million shares an hour kept lirokon
' , .. ibnsy. "Tho favorites" climhert lo
v Itlinl,, Horn Witl. Toot .. I , h Hrokors. n.ul nil
0ir two ami a half weeks old , ean wen, homB ,.Ilwinq
hithy w- horn with a toot i. is j comfol.tlnK concialIls frora Mr.
this mirwial? Uoes It slunlfy too i Ml!0n.8 rpc,nt stmomont and con
much of certain food mutorials In ylnm ,hnt nil Is for tho hest ln
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US many bh I 1 niniiuii?., niii-i. a?.
these: The baby will not live who
is born with a tooth. The tooth
will certainly fall out. and numer
ous others. Mrs. X. U. K.
nt all. Just a trifling slip of na-j
tore. It happens In not a few In-I
Tough Moral Problem
BRADY, M. D.
I stances, and these infants live to
' laush at the superstitions.
Ob, Ildy. Iuly!
h,a"n as ',om ' ' Is it lin-
gering? H. c. N. ! Determination to enforce nrohl-j
Answer. Pulmonary means ofjbilion seems to be genuine. . !
the lungs.. T. li. Is an abbrcvia- When you have rum in your i
lion means tubercle bacillus. You cabin, you cannot deny that you
mean pulmonary the. tuberculosis. transported It unless- you happen
1 beg to bo excused from suggest-j not to know how it got thero. And
ing symptoms. Pulmonary tuber-1
ulosis Is usually a chronic or long
enduring Illness, months or years,
depending on how early ot Is roc
ocnizet measures are
10 rn"
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JT ,
husband claim, that tobacco
smok0 "i"" J"?'1 k !"
BCrm" '"T' , "lm thnt
ijreaihe and has no effect on .lin
ease germs. Please decido which
si right. .Mrs. S. P. D.
Answer. You are right nrid
Friend Ilusbnnd is all wrong. Hut
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ground. netter ventUntinn of the
.....u w.im u uiiIM.s-
Phere,
(Copyright John F. Bille Co.)
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Another way to clean up somo'.lran Tl)n,,cc0 company )n8 made
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'lu""'' Is to net that a pasKcngci'
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, , ' ' . : 290. an
V"1',""7- K't'ln when 5iu married .,
,t'r' ""'"tl '"dgo Va-y .t'.lny, us Kmu ,,
'f "''d'-red J.lle Kite to go back U)1-U(., fc
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(Copyright John P.
'
Hille Co.)
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Page One.)
ker or Murphy,' and wiser than
either, Judge Olvany, retiring, may
change the face of New York's pol
ities, and the coining mayoralty
campaign.
The general public is Interested,
since the Olvany resignation is,
perhaps, connected with the recent
presidential campaign.
There was much protest from
Tammany when Governor Al Smith are continuing In the
selected Franklin Roosevelt for thomom'ns of nun. ,
Kovernnrshlp. Uoosevclt had open-1 )jarninKs for the venr on Amcr-'
ly attacked Tammariy. and lhati., t,.i,0 m' .in.i, ,,.- i
hotly resented his nomination. .
Some politicians connect JucIr?
Olvaiiy's reslRitation with that pro
test. Governor Smith's friends will bo
Blnrt to know that his poer in New
York polities Is in no way decrcas-
Art Kilt lfil)iAi tnnrn rntn tKtril An.
tlie host possible of worlds.
'.'Honor thy father nnd thy mn
ther, thnt thy cays may ho long in
the Innd thnt tho Ixnl thy tlod
giveth thee." John I). Rockefeller,
Jr., is not indifferent to thnt com
mandment. In 1!2X ho gave, in
memory nf his mother, Laura Spel-
to Decide
man Kockefeller, many millions, in-j
eluding Jo.noo.ooo for a national
park, to the New York hospital
42,000.000, to the I'niverHlly ot Chi
caRO 31.000.000. and innumerable
other glftg to science, religion and
"tllCIl"nn-.
i komethlni: new in prolijliitinn en-;
: forcement interested nnsKenKers on !
iln outward bound steamer Olym-:
jpie Saturday. !
Jimt before the ship sailed, pro-
blbition officer searched a worn-:
an's cabin, found lhrefc bottles ofi
something they would not . say
what and the lady will have
trouble.
transporting rum Is a crimo.
Had the lady waited until the!
ship left the dock, she' need not '
have been thirsty. , I
t
Your evening iuior will tell you j
tho news from Mexico. .
. Revolutionists, no matter how de
termlned. have little ': chance
against modern war methods. Mexi
co's president. Pones Gil, Is ait ex
perienced fighter and has under
him generals ot long experience. -
Bitter resentment among . the
Mexican masses, because 'Of legis
lation concerning religion, will
make- resistance - obstinate, : but
there Is little doubt that Mexico'
government,, upheld by this coun
try, will soon end tho Insurrection.
Oad news of increasing floods in
Alabama, water rising at Geneva, Jcault's granddaughter, Dierdre,
12 known dead. threaten to Interfere with the Int-
Fortnnatcly, President Hoover i tor's pending marriage to a nice
understands the problem of flood young man.
control, and may bo trusted to doj Kitty discovers thnt the man she
what needs doing, In ihe Alabama must divert is her own ex-husband,
disaster. ' ... i Against Ms wishes she' keeps their
,,, , ' , ,V 'I ijone-liine relationship secret. Kitty
The Mississippi also 0 reiitena. M1 , ' niedre's lovo
And while engineers iy; they-be- fop.he;. form ,1K uftel.
ieV w n n Imd ie v'"o " mvThe' " to he l "ony, one
lent will un; obtedly occupy ithe, . n ,ho week-
M t?L lor' hJ.;, nude0"1' "''ty, she takes her husband
Old Man Hlver brought under lba .
permanent control The comedy is as gay s its title.
A well managed Mississippi, obe-but- it has a moral epitomized by
rtli.nl to Ihn iilunn of engineers.
carrying ocean ships from the: gulf i
ito the lakes, and no longer
lng millions ot cunic yarns oi goounKu. ji is not quite conipicieiv
soll, will bo one of President Hoo-j.Miss' Lnrrimorc's show. Charlotte
ver's gifts to the nation, if engi- H'.ranville. as the sago old Mrs.
neenn skill can do it.
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SEIS NEW RECORD
,. 1 . : The newest example of his hnn
F.H' YORK. Mar. IS. Amcr-'.it . ,.. .., . .... ..... ..
pUblc lst earnings for lS..set-
tlnR n new hlt;h mnl.k bo,n ln s.lle,
and profits.
jtct.or,t net earnings of S2 i, 006.-1
an ncl.0.,sc ot ji.ir.S.IUO over
.-ere largely the result of tlie.
;reaso2 In the .sales of
Strike cigarette., coincident
wit hthe most extensive newspaper
advertising campaign ever under-
taken ln behalf of an American C. Ji. Presently her husband turnH
product. - up as n royal guest of the neigh-
Tho cut in cigarette prices in; bore, and she meets him at dinner
tho spring of would have re-ias l'rlnco Michael of Neo-Slavonln.
duced earnings by millions of dol-j Air. Milne has a great deal of
In rs If sales had not been largely i feathery fun with the two myth-
increased. But public appreciation ' makers before lie permits their
of the improvement In the process j reconciliation. !
of manufacture by the application j Some of the critics thought it all'
of heat known as "toasting' so In-'a bit -4oo thin to be compelling,
creased sales that all of-mis lossl but thero was much chuckling at i
and made was made up. .the scenes wheYeln Mr. Sydney and
Cleorgo W. Hill, president of thcMuH Kills tossed back and forth, i
American Tobacco company, strttesjlfko forked lightning through tho
that tho great gains in the sale of J clouds, tho subtle whimsies of Mr. j
Lucky Strike clrngettes, which j Milna's dialog. , j
u-nrn i-mr)-flftft nit ihrmtph 107 nnrtl i
first '
s, . . oh. . ..-,, ...,; i
'$I0.!I In 1927. After the payment -
of dividends of $6 per share on the I
tii-foiT,.,l nlnrl nn.1 4 8 nnf sli-iwtl
on llm Mnimnn .Ineb In mnra thm
30.000 stockholders, there was car -
rled to surplus $fi.22,270. bringing
tho surplus up to $45.e:.0,521.
The company's balance s h e e 1
shows u very strong position.. In
order to meet the enlarged demand
e. ti.Pkv wrik. .rr,, n.nn(
Investment was Increased by ,M,
9S2.2f.fi to SU,M3,11A; and tobac
co, tnn nu factored stock and sup
plies to ftftl,S&fl.292, an Increase of
S;i,r.ti4.fi62. Cash on hand was in
creased by $?,273,(i36 to $17,033.
0S. , " -
Contract awarded for widening
and grading 3.1 mile's The Dalles
California highway from Klamath
Kails to Klamath Falls-Lakcvlew
highway.
Government appropriated S2o0,
noo for river and harbor Improvc
ments In Coos l!ay region. Port
bind Journal.
CM''-! :'Aiik
About
Newark
By G. P. Sejinour
NKSV YOHK rnclno Larrl-
i more, whose, last stag role was
that of the maudlin and publicity-
loving murderess,
In "Chicago,"
h f. n rnnvprled
til U IAjI.fl.
by Rachael Cro-jR"! sufrerers, brought from the
t.iors and John Orient in the steerage of the Presl
Colden into a ; dent, Madison, died In quarantine nt
gay divorcee who I Diamond Polntj near here, Sunday,
laughs at llfo to !Slx of tho passengers have died,
.hide a shattered I The disease has also taken a
ideal. -
As JCItty Brown
fCSt . in "Let Us Ho
f f !ay." a new play
" I written by Miss !
I i: rot hers and'
J produced by Mr.
l-rancliic . (Jolden. we see
, l.nrrlmore her in tho pro
logue weeping
bitterly as she banishes her hus
band, whom she has discovered in
a char.ee infidelity.
Three years later she has grown
hard and "self-sure, so witty and
utti'actlve a siren that Mrs. lloucl
eoult bids her to her Westchester
place for a week and assigns her
to divert the affections of a man
whose attentions to Mrs. Bouci
I Kitty When she fordves her hus-
band:
That fidelity is tho only
carry-'conceivable basis for happy mar
Uouclcault, shares honors with
Iter.
A. A. Milne, who showed that
ho need not always be whimsical
when he turned out ' Tho Per
fect. Alibi." a mystery piny which
is one of the most popular of tile
xurront N'cw York .season, has gono
. W'lnnie-tbe-pook on his public!
ng.iin. , 1
brought to the New York stage
by linsil Sydney and Mary Kills,
t mul ,0 (1(J wUh ft voln En
Illshman .who parts with a wife ho
cannot get along with, nnd van
ishes. lenvlng her to retire on her
slender competence to a little vil-
singe near, london
f There she invents a dead soldier
husband and settles down as tho
widow of the Cen. Jnmes Holger,
iiK .mcvh mi, Known imsi um ,
his characterijt'ttinii of Abraham
'inPoln ln John Drlnkwnter's play
Is hack on liroadway with another
role that permlbi him to demon-
ftrato 'lils Qhility to. live nndrSti
uln 1 "J 0 or " P1"""-
ObOllt the little knOWn Chasidli
' Uxih wnlch is a0cV atJvrry. he
! "K) n, 1lntI hodoxy
jlnrt the Influences which wrest
1 Jlli so.n fa"d, dnuRhter from their
f,u',ei s V . . . ...
'IMarJ' "nody. in private life
'Mr?. Deems Taylor; wife of tho
composer nnd music critic, hns
1 written a new play, still untitled.
which poon is to be presented with
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