Medford mail tribune., April 27, 1929, Page 4, Image 4

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lh umtttl IhUroilAlif OhlmiKif Job.
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; )ivhkii(m liy coiiKri'im. n tin'" i''i n
tlovoto Ills i'lii'i'Kli'H tn ll" iiliullsli
munt of iiowrty,- r'' I'liininilKii
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. tinlililiy. tnivin'til tirttunil hi'ro
haw lliilr.eyi nil mi I'lKht-i-yllnili'r
i Thl In Win Ik 111 tin- CnrVHlllH'
' elioinl union or whutovri- It Is,
KlllKli fof tllfl hl'llt'flt of tli l.lhiniy
; fiiiul nl llii" Wlilti'KlilK ilii'iiiir.
J (tiUiiviilllH: OnoltTlnira.f Why
) Ktltuira liMiVM town "HUitili'nly,
k l.'-Thot-f , am , tlntio vfHiiiiiriinIn
liM-t, uinl all report they liuvo lu-lil
up wtill ilurltiff .tho rtull hohmoii" -(Ouiullo
Now,) Is thin a ronton.
klon. or a, coniiillnivnt V 4
fiV, mull wnt tlown the Main
..Hii'm yoHii-riluy Willi u linrNii eoiliii'
vifx3.7il iill-woailior tnmil,
.'Tllfre liftvu hftin tilMenl o tlooon
KUirlva nlioin. lliuvy Slnet.Hi-, lu
"oil Unron, itolim tu Jail Hii' tloi'u
monllm unit tiatlne iiotlilnB Inn the
'i-oiular inn of Jml kiuIl In the
flhil place, .Mi-. Siueluli' Is not In
jail, oxeeiit iirt tlie from tinne of
Dm paporN, anil, In tho hcciiikI
ItlaMi. hlH Kt'ont wfnlth will ennlile
him to net tin oituiKO when ho
wnnls II, If and whon lm Is Incii'-corixti'il,.-
. . .
)J. Karl (Call luiN wiUti-n amrtlW'v
verse. It Is a Hum voiso, th-it
.njMMUti to lie ovoi'-wolslit,., t . (!
1 - t '"jtnniilnir In too Rood ? for t,lii
'w'rotoh of, ,rortltitid, arrowti'il foi-
mahliiK' alli'gil din'OKiUory re-
litnrkri atiniil tho ninyor." Tho
l.nvvo polloiMiian who iiindft tho
Bi-i'.!, will miffui'. a pioiiioiloii one
of tlii-so diiyn.
Tlip- valloy whi'Bt U - up hlnh
onoohU to wave In tho hoikIo pvott
IiiK hroeie,
J-
Voluon Ivy cures and straw liata
showlnK up. -
ItlTUKH 1H) WK PHtrr?
t.niiHlc Observer)
; 1i- SAtniday afternoons ar
holiday fotV. nil memUers ' of
; Local '-ntVd imiyt biv oh-
j.MTvcd undPr penalty of fine.
. i Oreen ftnUnm are hoolullv ohlra
: dbiftl by the bet peoide, for red
. wmi known -tj.. everybody, and
f Mjttne of the home.brvw leap bo te-Vtt-d
on the breath.
j-AH the iiittiew in ibo .N'ush dls
tj tot nr running full ItUM, for xw
IJrst itnu lnee ihn war.
j'Thvro's always a trick )i. It. They
ffi you CAr or a pUom,rtph on
i crtdlt, and then demand can), for
nx and dnnep records. tush
- 4U Tnnes.eun.) There Is no
Jtastico.
, 1 A wrlstwateh baa I en invented
; that windH Itself, but what K
f iMHHted Is n wrlstwatch that will
, XI ZmT xh WWT
I WtI.tKVK"iT l?K NOT"
" I Some critic who isn't wry olmev.
ttiit thought the referenct to uly
tonen in lunt week'w uner whs
lhntred by homp: fulks. When
iwke o( fVn0lu$ ta town,' I meant (
mttixr to aui" nrwi city. ier 4o ;
the viHne fltmrly ul) of or wom
on r oiio,v tiii Imik Hiinplo j
good ne nmlt VJle Tfccs- kind
irtid t(WMttnd a Htnrrous Piovl
denciiv ttiak' th, ."ttT)i bVAUtitul.
iM cuio tn tb lot o'c4 derend on
tuk' mj )ovW(v-though ull un
; these bfiM mor dr r to add the
i Tin a I touch to Navur'H work. Somv
arv poor nnd mnttot Afford ftur
rjolhw. nnd most of (hem nre t-wi-
' 4h1 noUth to drv.fl nimply.
knowing that any Khow of formal
flitery hr tn th cumry woukl
Uuk n nilly m n evrnm Rv-wn
ip' rottotv imtehi but itingbnm
1 ihw'iiei detract frflnl' their iood
lfctok nnd HMh ert'emvs
: ihirly dUpldyn theiv pwfevt ihjw.
tNirly ull country town ui- full
pr'tty women.
tKountsln Inn Tribune.)
Rrtdtn Fun KtevtiMonlerf
KBNT, Wiwh. A pi II IT. Vt
it. ) frlliw wn eleetro'HtHt by
lilt radio aeiUI when I be radio
wliiwi cttmtt in cuutact with hvgh
Uns.oii line. V
THE STRANGE CASE
THE coniilctoi pxonerntlon of Juilfje IJnrdy will como ns n de
fidcd KtirpriHe to .tlx people nl liirKi' pnrtii'iilnrl.v to those
who iuitlei"iiiml the nnture of impeachment proewlinKK, , . .
Impenuhmerit ItihIb, crimes ond misdemi'imnrK lire never
involved, for mioh chnrt'es can only be denlt with by the estab
lished eonrls. The object of impeachment is not to innihh
, i,.:.... i.... . . u. !...i:.. i ... .. ......i .. c,..
-li'llg Idling lllll III (llll III" 1II1IIYIIIIIU1 UUI Hi Uijivm limn,, ,-i
fiirthfrwroni! doiiiK,. The l.owor House bniiKs the ehnrKes;
r,,,t 11,1. H.O lie- Mortnln ..moliw.fo (lin iriri'l.
' - ii'' - . v t ,
. oyipuU, iuw,"'it nre never Ii'Knl or judiei.il
i ohi.VaHetV.biit Jeplirelyi.olitieftl; And if there arc cnnujih
volwi ' to ItriiiK impeachment, ehliryes, it' is nenerally assumed
:tl.A i,j,,rT.'V.,..i,c'tK'f;,.:
' tii other' wefcts, this Hiirdy trial was generally feirded as
a well org-imized political selicmrV to "tret" .Indite Hardy, reopen
llieMd'herson hiilnappiiifr Reandnl, and, if possible, "feet"
Aimcfl. : . ..'ic ...'..(, . ,.; : .
AH, the prellininiii'ies confirmed this belief, as did1 the'-evidence
introduced in the impeachment trial. And yet by an
'overwhelming vole both .Indpe 1 lardy and rs. Mcl'lierson are
absolutely exonerated, ; -r
: , ' :. i '!''.''''. .
Aid, of which, as we say, is tptito puzzlinft. .Two weeks ago
the present writer attended the trial at. Sacramento. Pur
iutf the entire (lay, jtisl tine member of the Senate voted for
the defense, and he was poinled out as a member nf the Kotir
i-tipiare (iospel ehiin-h. All the newspaper men -agreed the trial
was over before it stnrtetl. .Indge l!nrdy ailmitted he had re-
ictfivcil the utiii clieelt iroin .VI
tion had to-' prove to make their case was that t hi) money was
paid, nol as a. "love offering,1? lint, as payment to. a judge for
lejinl services rendered. ,. ,
Cerlninlv there appeared to, lie nothiiiL' to it. Neither ludgc
Hardy nor Sirs. Slcl'licrson showed any ilispusitiun to explain
thei ilt'taiW ul this tniwianl KM. v When tlit; main lioints at. issue
were approiicheil,. both (jiiUcml from memoiu's suspiciously do-
iofltivc .
Ami yet they won a completn and sweeping victory, and all
tlie tiine'and money r.pent have gone for nothing. '
The press dispatches thus far. have contained no satisfactory
explanation. We shoitld think the taxpayers of California would
demand one from those responsible for the initiation of tho
action, ? ; '., '"'
AMERICAN COURTS MUST BE REFORMED
- K ,,
iiT'IIK law enrorccmcnt machinery is breaking under many
1- infirmities arising from its teuhnicalities, its circumlocu
tions, its involved procedure, and, too; often, I regret, from in
efficient and dclliKpient officials,'! President Hoover sn id in n
public adtldrcwj in N'ew York, as quoted liy the Oregon Journal.
"The administration of the criminal law in the United Slates
is a disgrace, to our civilization." President iTa ft, now chief
nt-lice, has shid it more tbitn oijee in public addresses. '
. 'The judges and the lawyers all know what is meant by these
two President, ot the United 'Stale's. !S16st laymen are begin
ning to find out that America's reputation as the notorious
nation of xM world is largely
and lawyers." 'i .' it' 1 '
.What Sir. ifoover said is: " -
1 That ''the law enforcement machinery is breaking luuler
many infirmities arising Troiii its technicalities '.'--meaning tech
nicalities in procedure md practice. ' ' ' . ;
2 Tlrtit, "tho law enft'ctMuent machinery is tireaking under
its cirmimloeutrtins" meaning the round-about processes in
which the merits of the ease are subordinated to ancient prece
dcnlfi in procedure.?
; !'! Thtit "the law enforcciiient machinery is breaking under
ita involved procedure" mcahinK old rules adopted and a)i
plied centuries ago in England
the other methods of the middle and dark ages. .
These are a direct appeal lor simplification of court meth
ods. They are an appeal from the President of the I'nitcd
States. - Hack of that appeal are the prestige and power of the
presidential office ami n man with a determined jaw. And the
hearing Sir. Hoover tyill get en the subject from the American
people is likely to arouse n sentiment that will simplify and
modernize court procedure in spite of many unwilling courts.
judges and 'lawyer. ,
Perhaps the ultimate in 'pood milliners is for the man in the
electric chair to offer thrflady reportyv bis scat.
As to the hardy' tonalities
investigated as to wjicther or
in chewing tobacco. '
Kvery cloud has ft silver lining. If the Yankee golfers are
defeated, think how it will strengthen Mayor Thompson's cam
paign to keep out Iviiig (ioorge.
Al &mith can breathe easily,
started to write his memoirs.
I
I MUTT AND JEFF
OH.wkvwas r wo such k , lkt if T TUTtfF UJA "eAv ( JtrF You uSt Hi WALKED ecl i? "don't strt sweeziM&i
'IT) AND iPjt onuy HAb A D4P SOME JJIFTY r 0 i vl voice! tclc uttls AKOUNU -r, Ithrowj AMoTHeR. PAic r 1
WWUV VOiCd I COULD -tANib A yj mjySl i I f - W PAL, H0Wb YOO S6T J J IN TH& , 'fS?--i oF ATCR C.M J ,
a pat. job' in j C"V' rvlfeir SASfe BAUL -W- 1,s tp MAN)UV J RAIN AND Sl V
Of JUDGE IAtDtf
niii.;,.!!, '- '
rs. flleriierson, all the prosecu
chargeable to the courts, judges
in the time of impiisitions nnd
of the early pioneers, has no one
not there are essential vitaniines
,'.''!' ' . .
Teddy IvooSevelt, Jr., bin
It Looks Like a Job in
V Y 'iV: 1 Tt-tKWiy f T" S LULU. S Aw'rC-c I if
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Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D
. . , '
mtntd MUM liorUIMlii to (moult bnlth oil) bli.M, not to 'ltl,oa. n j
uutnuiiit, will 6. ow.il El Ur. HnJ, If . .uoipwl, otlt oildrwMd .nmopo la .i-bioW "i
UlUr abould bo brlol otid olKt.ii In Ink. 0ln to Uio laigo outntifi of liuo n I
uoivod, 011I7 low oou bt ouowortd boro. Ho reply god bo motto to itirto not nf,fnm j
in. w tMin..iono Or Willi., B,.d. t. of mi. -..n. I
WHAT, NO
Horc'a. a very human letter. I'
don't care to dlacuaa the HUliJrct or I
10 doiialo tho iiuftiUona this youim j
w p m a n .ruUes. f nn : r. -i ut wun nooKivorma live in
Sho writes to mo ; water, milk or food? (C) What
for advicD,' if'hat i doe.s the liookwtu-m look like uinUr
1- all t h e r e' is ! tllft microscope? t7) What hanl
ntiout It, 'and' 1 Ltary tnenns should lie "uned to pre-
, puhllah the letter vent', hotjkworm Infection? (C.
merely ' t o r. the , ' i ' i
.'benefit tit other f iAnsooor. (1) Subjects merely
' ydunt,- " w o rrt e n becoinn lanttuld, weak, anemic, at
. who may be In n tKn "r91). ."no account." (?) The
similar sjtuntlon. f "ground ttchV 'or : "mazamorrn ", or
r a rt-a n r,.. t "(low itch" Or'"toe ilch" nrodueed
Urndy: .i
"To be perfectly frank with you
'I'm afraid of .you, nfrnld to. ask
about a personal matter most im
portant to mo. Hut I'm wIIUiir to
nbido by your common senso nnd
hope you will take the trouble to
answer me. - - ,
"I havo no Rood friend to turn
to for aitvleo except yourself. :
"I'm IS years of ai;e, next month
I'll be Ul. J'vo none with a itood
boy for two years of steady friend
ship. V,'p plan to be married In
June. , riouso don't think we're too
younK. J feel niueh -older, and be
tween three youtwnr nnd One ohlnr
sister nnd lieepliiK tho wolf from
the door i have It-urned a. bit.
, "This nfturnntm thi.-y brousbt
iiiiither homo from the stuffy old
rotten mill half unconscious. The:
iiuisoil. bvai'lnK s o von ehlldrell
two uf whom have dled--nnil
lliiirally slavliiK ten hour dally m'
a factory. ; Perhaps you lulve now
siuessou my prnblein hlrili con-
trol
l-lcasa don't tear this up till
you
have read it. Heinoiuber. 1
promise to follow your advice
"Dear doctor, 1 am a coward. T
want to marry but I dun't. want
children, . for the first flvn years'
and I'm afraid . . . Haven't vc
a rlKht to live our own lives? . . .
Kvery young married couple don't
havo children the flr.st year or
twb ... If wo don't have any the
first few years must we live with
a conscience that would whisper
murder" all through life : Isn't
there such a thlnis as married
childless life for a few yearn, while
both work and save for tho future?
Couldn't we do this nnd later oil
raise hoalthle normal children
when wo nre financially able to
Blve them the proper care? ...
"Hellovo' mei.j doctor, If ' my,'
people had had jlio means to sctiit
mo- tV colleao lor even, td -hint)
school I'd be enJoyiiiR a' fuller.
lltMimer Iitm 1,,Ntnri. it ,,...,.,.
about' birth Control, I had ti leave,
.school to I po to. , -work fouY. yeaiS
auii. and 1 still say my hnpplesf
days were my school days. . lint
Hint lii past. May 1 hope for some
advice?. .. -' . ' , . I. !
1 1 I" " -. , i i '' "slRnqif.
- All other considerations aside,
my experience has convinced me
that the happiest man-lanes are
Ihoso where children come early
and often. ' The reat drnwhark
about tho plan wljrehy the first
few years are devoted to saving
and accumulating the menns to
"alvo them proper care" Is that
when the scheming couple decide
they can ''afford" to have children
they discover they are not Kolng to
have any.
Tho medical society sent a roso
lullon to the legislature the other
day condemniiiK a birth control
bill. The doctors sold such a law
would he detrimental to public
welfare. The doctors oiiRht to
know, for they see the sad ending
of many a story that begins with
n prologoo such us this young
woman writes.
As a health authority- merely, t
advise young persons contemplat
ing matrimony to wait until they
feel physically and financially
capable of rearing children.
Ql'KSTIOXS AND AXSWKltS
. More- llcdiuty ltunk
I have been taking hot oil treat
ments which nre recommended to
stop dandruff: hut In a lew days
after a treatment it seems ...
(.Miss P. W.l
Answer. Have you tried hot
Icmounilo to clear oft the mort
gage? 'Any oily or greasy appli
cation will temporarily cover or
conceal dandruff, but the notion
that such "treatment" can cure
the trouble la Just another bit ot
beauty bunk. Send a stamped en
velope hearing your iddress nnd
iink lor advice lor the care of the
hair and the control of dandruff,
lliHikwortn
I
(O Does hookworm enusojfrtmt puhllc beaches If they wore
d.Nilh? (2) How long does it tako;t' stockings. Now nil th back
for the 'disease to develop? (ajjhone may show, except tho last
What is the length ot lire both of Joint.
the worm ami of the larv.i? No need to worry, however. Give
,
the Talkies for Mutt Next Week
IIIMHOS?
Could hookworms or Inrvao live on
clothlnii, n aultcaae, pupers, shoeH,
etc., that they had come In contain
dew itch" Or'"toe Hch" produced
by penetration of the. skin hjv-thf-larva
develops a few lioitrs aftpr
infection; It takes two. weeks 'for
the larvae to migrate from' skin' to
small intestine, and otlier than the
too Iteh no symptoms occur until
tho parasites havo arrived In the
Intestine. (3) Klve to-J2 months,
perhaps lonKer in some soils. (4)
This Is possible, but Improbable.
(! Tho parasites are mueh more
likely to live In water, . milk or
other contaminated food than on a
dry surface. : (II) No matter,. but In
the nuked eye tho hookworm ap
pears, one-half to three-quarter
inches lonw, the diameter of a wire
hairpin, but are seldom seen, as
they are not disohni'Ked except un
der treatment. . Tlui nilcroscople
eilKS urn dist-hiirKed from tho body
of the host, and it is-through the
okkm thai, the soil Is polluted. (7)
",0 '-iiier pi'i'ventanvo measure Is
'ho education of tho people about
tbu Imporluneo of sanitary disposal
of huinail exerement. Prlmitlv,
habits, and the entire lack of tin-
simplest sanitary conveniences in
many southern communities, are to
blame. Then, where soil is pollut
ed, never go barefoot.
(Copyright, John F. mile Cu.y
Ilnmlit Stew Nugent, imroled at
n o o n ylsterdny, .surprised his
mother, 272 miles away, nt exactly
i!:ftt) p. in., thereby era shin' the
cross-country record in a car se
lected at random from some 30 or
more lMirkcd along the street. An
optimist Is a feller who thinks the
customs officers nt- Key West won't
look In Ills golf twig.
Brisbane'sToday
(Continued from Pa gel One.)
can, making himself useful as long
as ne can. ana men set a guuu
example of patience with things as
they are, continuing to take an in-
luivni ill Mitt uuntMHtJ n lien nc iuu
no longer be useful.
We are here now, we see the
earth and tho stars, and can at
least mlmlre the inconceivable wis
dom nnd (Kiwcr that manages uebu
hfo and unt hills. We don't know
what we shall see after this.
Chicago's aldermen decide that
if ladies insist on taking off almost
everything, when they go swim
ming, it Is hopeless to control
them. If they wear"'something or
other" It will be all right in Chi
eajto this season.
The world has traveled far from
I he day when women were driven
woman the right to wear nothing
at all and she will Immediately
cover herself from head to foot.
That's her nature.
1 1 1'ncle Snm is a prosperous old
Kentleman, and his children. In-1
,,,ii ho .nrnnrntlnna 1 nluo
"ItldlnB! tile col poratlono, am albO ,
prosperous.
Corporation profits for 1928 are
figured at eleven thousand millions !
of dollars by the income tax Ren-
tlemen.
CMgurettcs alone paid In the first
nine months of the curre.it liscal
year J247.1C0.000, which is $2H.Co-J.
000 more than the precedinn year.
YoutiK iwople at least have not neg
lected their cigarette smoklns du
ties. ,
Quill Points
M might be worse. Snppose you
had to work up a lather before
bar. erins :the .lawn. , , v-;
Simile for. -today: . Ah diurnal us
any fown's mniu utreet -at dawn. - ,
Ala! By the tlriW people out
grow Santa Claus, they et tho no
tion that a cedar chest will keep
out molhs. 1 , :
An optimist is one who has bad
teeth nnd reflects that he may die
bofore it .is necessary to get a
plate.
A husband is llko your
breath. Your brealh doiwn't
(llsti'ewt you until you try to
iioltt U.
' A normal 'wifo Is one who feelsf
defrauded when her husband
spends money to support his own
people.
Vanlly ' ls thn ti n a 1 1 I y that
prompts :i man who Is getting bald
to feel cheated because his wifo Is
getting fnt. -
Comforting thought: The public
prints in other countries complain
that tho other
governments are
foolish, too.
Americanism: Choosing a wild
and jazzy life; choosing a banker
and a president who are dignified.
If nil the world seems jazzy and
flappery, perhaps it's because you
aren't invited Into a better atmos
phere. - . lu r r.jf -
If lYavel has a- broadening in
fluence, porhaps lt's a good thing)
to let congressmen bring In bag
gage without examination. ' . , : ;
The governor bf l-oulsiana once
took a three-year college course
In seven months, but he has learn
ed ven more in. the last seven
weeks.
Tho best reducing exercise
consists in placing both hands
against the ctbxe of (he table
and pushing; back.
Brief history of a prominent citi
zen: He dodges cars; he dodges
jury service; he dodges taxes.
A hick town is
plnce where,
printed criticism of a public serv
ant's public acts fs taken as a per
sonal Insult.
The percentage of illiteracy
j Mexico is decreasing rapidly. Those J
being butchered are the ignorant j
ones. j
Correct this sentence:
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.. j never sav or do anylhing io
handicap him :
FROM U.S: TO CHILE;!
i'
WASHINGTON, April 27. (&i j
Plans for a non-stop flight be-j
twoen the I'nited States and Chile j
were completed today by tho:
Aim-nonn intorniinni Airwiiys
ami tlio fliirht will bosin wilhiniin-. a tU(.ht across Un- Athimlc In
Iho next 10 daysi. ' August.
The flistit will be ma ilc in the I "
Sikoisky pliine. whirh was oriir-j lloiinr ,lnrl-t
inally eonstructod tor the French SAX JOSK, fill., April ;T. (P)
filer... Kene Konck. to make a'Juptiee John K,. Richurils of the
trans-Atlantic flight.
Tne flight will be started either
lrom Washington. 1J. c , or Tampa
or Miami. Fla.
Prince Penitent
-I
w m
V-- Crown Prince Carol.
' ItLT'HAliUST, ltumanltu April
Trustworthy sources have
revealed a penitent letter from
former Crown Prince Carol at
Cannes, France, asking permission
of the Rumanian regency to re
turn to his homeland.
The letter was written to the
patriarch Mlron Christen, one of
the three regents who act for
Carl's son, thC boy King Michael.
It expressed contrition for esca
pades' and for his deserfion of
liis country, and- contained- an of
fer to Join tho . regency and of
fullest loyalty to the throne and
government, If allowed to return.
4 '' -
ItlaUo Sunday.
"The Street of Illusion." which
is to be the attraction at tho Uialto
theator tomorrow, presi'Ms an un
usual character study of a youth
! who becomes 'so egotistical that he
drives friends and succors fruin
him.
The plot revolves nrott,nd the
theater, showing tho lives of play
ers at work and at rest. The eoiirse
of a Jiroadway play from the selec
tion of the script through the cast-
ing, rehearsals, and staging to the
opening night are grapniealiy pic
tured. ,
Virginia Valli portrays tho lead
ing woman. ' lan Keith delineates
an actor' who stands in. tho way
of his, own success, a man filled
with envy, malice, and bitterness.
These, emotions turn an otherwise
likeable fellow into a monster more
animal than human a whining,
snarling, snapping thing, whom to
know Irf to avold. ' 11
Hunt's CYaterlaii Sunday.
A roaring passenger train, mon-
arcn ot me raus. tnunners at iuu
speed .through Monte Blue's latest I cll most ramoiIS of which per
talking production, in which he;hans is Trinity churchvard at the
plays the role ot a locomotive en-, nead of AVa1 street( here Ajex
gineor, and which take its title from" nn(lf,r IIamiUon Albert Gallatin
the train Itself "The Greyhound ; Hnd Robert Fuiton were buried.
I.lmited- which comes to Hunis,gome of tne pravest0nes date back
Crnterian tomorrow I nearly 300 years and some bear
"The Greyhound Limited tells cnrioi,s mptio, such as thiU
of a man who was weak find an- , written by'Svdney Breese, a mer
other who thought he was strong chant-w(t. It reads:
ui u-uf iu: hiiu v.. . ul .i
girl whose worth was revealed un-
tier lire oi ine wrecK iu m -
and the wreck of a train and with
over all the shadow of the gallows
The cast supporting Monte Blue
in this exciting production includes
Kdna Murphy. Grants Withers,
Krnie Shields. Lew Harvey nnd
Lucy Beaumont.
At lsU Tonight. j
1 No stunt is too dangerous, no !
'riding is too hazardous, no leap is!
too difficult , for George Kesterson. j
j one of-the featured players in the!
I picture "South of Santa Fe." at the;
1 Isis theater tonight. . It provided;
a series of thrilling stunts for Kes-
I terpen, who acquitted himself in I
true wesetrn style. Xo mishap
. . . '
marred tne ierfect smootnness ot, v-
the filming of this production. Ke3-;tne Banner apartments, 489 Clay
j lerson is n most splendid example
of American manhood, burn and;
brtHi on the western plains.
Has Air Asplmtlons.
SWANSEA. England. April 27.
(jpiiiSi, piignva larger, Norwc-
. nviatriv. sailed for Amrrlni
,h. ,., of nt,on,t
state supreme court was honoreil
nt a banquet on the occasion of
tne ;."in anniversary oi ins aiiiiiis-
'slen to the California bar.
WLL,
1. Itk lunil O. Massock.
VKW yor.K. On a large estate
,i iii'rrrison. N. V., Is the grave of
an early American patriot, as oh
iscure as the nicmory,of the soldier
I ,. h lie bulled there.
- i?or more iiihm
a century it has
been hidden from
public . eyes,, this .
resting place' of
MaJ. Gen. Thomas',
of the- Revolu
tionary army, in
a private ceme: .
tery .where the
m o r tal remains
of 50 persons are
upposed to sleep.
But no longer is
the m o n u ment
that marks a
oicwAAO massock hero's grave to be
bidden away.
The bones of General Thomas
and others there are to be moved,
wilh the monument, to a public
burial ground near Hartsdale, 30
minutes by rail from New York
CMty.
Preservation of the Thomas stone
Is one reason for the transfer, to
be made, 1 am told, by Charles
A'anderbllt of Tarrytown, who rep
resents the fifth generation of a'
family of undertakers; dating from
the time whrjn cabinet making was,
an essential part of their business.-!
Tt was Vanderblli's great-grand- '
fntlmr who built the casket fir his .
KltM'py Hollow neighbor, Washing
ton Irving.
1 )eserted Dead. . ,
j Thus another cemetery will,, bo,
j obliterated) as many havo been he
j fore it. In .Manhattan alone, at
least S7 havo been abandoned.
.Some still may be. found in tho
midst of bustling business blocks,
or teeming tenements, their stones
half -toppled and almost Illegible..
Others, hundred of nitres of them,
now are covered by hune buildings
oi- street pavements, the sites' or
iginal occupants forgotten.
Mausoleum promoters are point
ing out that no more cemeteries
can, by law, bo opened In the five
boroughs of the city. One estimat
ed that all available space in the
more thao DO now existing will be
exhausted in 30 years.
As space need of a growing
metropolis become more urgent, the
bodies in sonio abandoned plots
probably will be moved to crypts
in outlying necropoli, :.Ono of the
largest of the latter is Woodlawn,
where notable tombs include that
of .lay Gould, the $300,000 mauso
leum of Collis P. Huntington, and
the cathedral-like edifice of the
"William H. Ilarbeek fnmily, with
its l)0-foot spire.
Famous Churchyard
There are, of course, historic
. hll,.ffli ,rnun,iu n.-Prv,i i .h-
sydnev Ilreese, June 19,
ade by himself.
1767.
: tt 3V,in.. c,.jn,.t
Lyest thou here?
I here lye
'Till Time is flown
To Its Eternity.
APARTMENT FIRE
II
PORTLAND, April 27 fVP One.'
. , . , v
hunnrpd it nil rift nj-i-.
street, escaped from the building
late Jast night, ns flames, startinir
in a dumb waiter shaft, flared thru
th structure. Tho roof of tho
four-story building was burned
nway. Loss was estimated at
HOdO. Of this amount dnmncrp tn
furniture was placed nt $211011.
Although the manager of the
apartment said the shaft had been
nailed up on all floors for more
than ll year, tho fire marshal said
be found rubbish at Hie foot of the
shaft. He advanced the theorv
that
some one opened the shaft
n ml had circle!
ly thrown u light-
,eii cigar or cigarette im ( wth
loiher rubbish.
By BUD FISHER