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PIQE POUT?
MlfriT'ORl) MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORECiQy. SUNTAY. PFCEMRER 1. 1920.
FUWER
m. a
Lf SAP.
Hiiir to Bur ImxI Car
I.owk behind, underneath. anl i
all around the rear seal cushion.;
M you find a couple of law hanl
$rchlfs and a handful of burn-"
ed matches, two or three lip-j
attcks. a half park of cigarette.'
4 rompa-t or two. or an asor;-
ment of various buttons and n 1
vanity 'aw, or a feminine garter
and an empty bottle, buy the car. j
X ny on of the a t.o e it ma is
sufficient proof that the t-ar has
Wen run but Utile.
j Bill: "I've been watching that i
aiachine for the puit f.fteen min-;
ute. Now. there's a man who
knows his buinss. He didn't j
syill a drop of oil on the ground. ;
tic put down the hood gently, t
fastened it securely and left no1
fingerprint on it. He wiped his!
hands on rlran waste before open- j
fns the door, spread a clean cloth j
Over the upholstery, meshed thcj
gears noiselessly and then drove
lowly anf with caution into the
stre-t."
Henry: Tcah. That's his own
far."
I
8uerer Rttaafa hleh pow
ired auTomobiie m a fcyw power
tit salary wtf.nu? running into
the1 pwr tu3'e- -
On puncture la a baby's bloom
en U won than two In a tire.
la ta driver with the one
cfc minf chat has the head-on
collision..
Wbrw Mary Step On It
A long-tegged sheep In the
Himalaya is able to run forty
Wiles an hour. Now, that's the
kind of a little lamb to follow
JUary nowadays,
About all the pcdetrlnn lias to
lmw in Hiipport of his contention
htr II10 rlKht 'of way Js tho apul
where he wuh run over.
t llonue: "Wlint Urn diMico are
J,,,u cruvvlhiK under U10 car for?
Jlii-io Is nolhliiK lliu iiuitlor Willi
t Bertio: "I know It, but tlicro
' tunieM ln Krocer. If ho Hces me
IdUlK -111 a new 'lUllumublle he'll
expect 1110 to pay hlin what I uvo
r" :
Mnny (tulomobllo drlvera won't
Jvnlio up oven after they're pinch
ed.
f Tho Jiaml that uwed to rock
tho c radio in now opuratliiK llu
tcoring wheel.
tMeilford Dolly had a car
j Hho drovo'lt fam and fine
Bho Hlarted 'ci-omm the ,11. It. track
j Hut the tntln wild right on lime.
1 ' pour Dolly.
Fable: Two lady tourism talked
for an hour, and neither bragged
about her traveln. jewelry or
household conveniences.
Traffic Con: "Say. lady, didn't
you nee my signal?"
t Fair MotorUt: "Why. no, officer
what wa it like?"
They ay you can judge a man
rharactcr by the way he sounds
Ida alilo horn. That the one
way the family can Judge daugh
ter's loy friend.
("on to motorist): "Hey! You
ran't park next lo that fire hy
drant!" Motorist: "Oh ye. I This
car lb on fire."
j A college town is a place where
the locomotive that hits a coupe
kills nil seven assengent.
' U'u I L hit- M ill iifVrr Ihwhiio n
lout art m h.iiL- as a moturlst has :
U iwrk his car three or four
bbn-ks from his pltco of bun in ess.
It's aliuiit time some motor car j
UMiuifacturer makrs a model)
with a steering wheel in the back j
frat. I
t ,
' "
his father ow n'd
bow n bdies it was
tlon.
Tlie .tmlrht and n.rmw natli U.
mesened for one way trarflc.
,
Another thing that should
dure it speed is the flapier be-
fcltle the driver.
.'opriBht. 11?. The Mom
Feature Synd
Front Seat Advice
i A hilc It Is alwayn danicerotin t
pass another vehicle at the rr-ci
vi a inn. ine orm time to o j
beavy truck and busea U on a
long up-grade, wnere you can see
far enough ahead to Ktake sure
that the pnMfrr fa safe. IlUMses
and truck, can go a faM as u
private car down hill, and some
times on the level, but they hv
Pi slow up for ga les
lioldi Ix-lnc nni'lns.
'Iiiimny 1. often danenrou.
alvt j), titkrn out tires.
whe.fl
and it
Kcnnomy In aulnmuhllc opera
Hon la usually achieved by Intelll
cent pendlnc. Ii never pay tn
buy low a-rade oil and (asollne.
nltd the products offered at shab
by, price-cutting fllllnc station am
almoftt Invariably low gf-ade.
It. haa been predicted that toe
price of tires la aotng up. That
maarui that the destruction of tire,
thrcuch undcr-lnflatlon will b
more eiixnstvi than ever. And
it lo-i
llrSit
t, .
you can't maintain the rlabt
flatlon unlea you cheek your
i
IIQPI DESERT HOMES
"Outdoor" Frankland, famous trail blazer for Buick
new Arizona road projects in his Marquette sedan, wandered from the beaten path to explore the Hopi
villages of Tewa, Sichumovi and Walpi. Upper left is a Hopi ceremonial eagle tethered atop an adobe.
Upper right, Frankland at the picturesque village of Tewa. Lower left, Marquette arrives at Walpi.
Right, Sichumovi, center Hopi village on the Walpi mesa.
Singable National
For upward of 1H ar. tiou
' The Star-Spangled lfctnur' hj
been, one of the thing. that every
one coinpI;iim-d of and m'body
did anything ubuut. In our lime
the Hinging of it 1i:ih iM-n left to
one of our stouter prima donna? ,
who Hcemcd to like it, but she r.
Kctting along, and one of these
days there will be cornets aa well
a bombs goinir to pieces litrht af-
ter tho rockets' red via re.
At the public library there are 1 Ordinarily. h- ro- l' red ffiarn
hundreds of piet-ea on file jihoin ' btirt.i voi e in on f tr. j
"The Hlar-Spangb-d Maruirr." and h-'bt ht no!'. .V,t ih-r
a few entire book. All of the ln I'l-I" t'nin? on:
critical writers, opine the sain.- "f ilr O'Hnt" ph.nfirraph. Th
thing, which is. 'The pitch H t. "'l drppeJ to a key th.y r.I-i
high." bid 1.
It wan because the pin h wa There -th-r differ bm.
too high that (b'l.frrcy O'lhira Al lhe rt ,f '' 1
made It lower and tlierebv iimv- r"J4"; ei-rt h-rd pn 'f th
ifKhted the national anili- in. Yv-.
Mr. O'llara hat a copyright om
the national anihem an it sunc.
("edric Worth writes in the New
York Evening Pom.
When one first hars that .Mr.
O'llara h.is a copyright at Watth
Ington on "The Star-Spang led
Banner" he wails imlienllv tr th
rest of the gag. There is no pa-A
a photostat of the copvrii:bt on ,
the a r ra n pe m ent of "The Sta r -Spangled
I lan tier" as commonly
sung is on file riirhi In this of
fice, it is in Mr. o'Maru's nam.
Having swn thi! copyright ib. u
nifnt and shrugged off the recur
ring obfcrv.ttln that i uriotui
Ihiiicn an ilone in g f rn no ut
flees, there remains tin- io-i!nn
of why one v ih' t f Hyht
"Tlie Slr-Spnk-kd Italitifr " Well
for one thine, it was a uni'ju''
iites; uniiie idras toay In' !'-
rfctu'd if printed, and Mr. (t liai.i
ha J ln in-
Th word- of -The star-Span
led I ii n ner." a evt-i n k n-m
were written by Frani is S- "ii
Key as he obered t'ie boinKmi-
mint of Ft. M llrtirv t itie U'
ish at llaltimore. 1'Ite fit. a
nearly evetytme knows, was that
Cf A dr. nkilig ng. calh-d "T
Antirrun in I i-ivrn. nunu l
ramly More ro,,tl.rt.r, ln U,mKlM i,m..id th
filliag sta-(.nil )if tUft r.il.UUtt.ntn ,PI,t,iry
luir Wriitni lt a Tenor
pT-V U.any HOOu l v i
As
j heard, the air was whtttn b
John Stafford Siinth. who wa
re-(good gue i-imr
lurinc tlie Wmbl war Mr. o-
f Hara was a s-ni: leader al a
traimr.c camp, but b t us n-t b! I
, that ntainft him It ws f.-r
'ery man to n hi touwry
b- Ivan dire td bv (oinpclont an
thnri'v. ,-4 nd rone badirs Wi-r- n- t
Kid fellows when u g't to know
Hi in. hob. of course. ii'd.d
, did At any tale. Mr. 'Hara I
'a gtod flbiw nimr.
leal
I At Ogletbori e b" had
, ltitvn , wini;itl(. -Th Star
Klll.,lt,i.wi iLmnrf - Th. v m: i
very bmlty. H t:tucht them .m-
llilnt. he rol hlm.ell. t'"-
ann.nR them ' K W k k-kiity."
AfUT tile uur he cxm t k tt-.
Svw York :.nd bn.l nn Id Hint
people would Indulge in comnmni
tv aiuciiat:A a troops bad bn"
The movie heard of that id
eleen vears ao and still ha it
wiin wnai imccesM w m.mi.,.-. '
the emtiarra-w.-!! siieii.e. won
erect the ort,'etnur throlm wbib
the words uie ib.h'd on tin
screen.
Mr. O'llira was mole fortunate
than the others who tried to k
Hlldlpnee to slnif. however. lb
actually ' pot three audlnees l
stand up and sintt out when 'The
Htar-ypanxb-d Itannrr" was th
n umber.
TKe three audft-m-e had om-
t hear him in what may be mll-!ed
lecture lih Incidental misic
At lh l,,nw thtsy. wara4W!ln
Tti-Htar-Hpaaal-Mt ttanner" he
b.,aJ
Anthem Planned
hin he J -k ti w I t e : n: e -im'mh
hvfii and tii on th ( ir
limn, z:th'-T.nz lr.-f. S.-cmur-l
. r s-tft ;tri'l oth r tr.'i iur nt i'f j
f. rs a5Fjt. th e-iun-I th.il ir,-
audlem-- h.d sun? whit it l-
li'"' d te Sr-t-"'-i
lnn r. but n x
" The Star Soars;-! Iinnr"
id-'wM In the ky of Th -
v" f I' '-n th- pb -n'rniih. -prT
slnuinv a in the k-y ot A Jut.
w hide, M-4pfe e.-ins itrotin J n -lug
Thc Slar-Siuin-'d lnmr.''
A 1 !.-' ii Kut t"-trr in l:stin
and iiBH-cil on an " authorized '
tmoii, l:-i- ii tbw 4u'h.iri7."d
ven;oii and the w ho h Mr.
O' 1 1 a i a s a ud f e n -.- 1. a .1 ? u v. g a :
him. there were twenty-two pin:
if difffrt-nte in the air. Thv
ur" huwn in
the act-oKipdnyiPtf
iiuMrnmn.
The Mtric was w i n to fit th
s nt ry. It is lik"!y. yt r O'llara
sa s. tlMt tn or it; dial air w
written to fii tlie sinsrs tf '"Tj
Artuc-Ton in H' jtven "
Tenor of I rigid ( lintCH.
11 was etld In Kriclarnl at: 1
-i in t lio-v da f. i nd a l-n.i
n e w.tx otitic tipitti'Mi. It s m
tha! in iidd.-r illirci!- a tid omuti
:.i;ri'ii4 ii'mitro la'ni.M hp
toalbr. Th-y keep -"it the . "Id
air. Th.it ! . Mr. O'llara'r I'li
and is taken on faiib. In Ctlif'T
Ilia. fT lli-laine, th- air is Viarin
and iti iy rireuhitc througli tli
tarPC'S -t will and no h.rm d'ii-U-ivir-
in e Tibbetl o Hi v lean
Ibfi". and oilier bs fHbiws jMlh
I 111. II ft M'-i'H--v
In lh. i-lil das "f M-ine Ti;
I nit. thn. ibf tippbrs sjtft T-
An.o ;-, n in lla n
ia lliv
.tip-
pfi I -girder.
Siio e it caiMod bf di-ru- h.-ie
and ri"W. Mr O'llara nde a r--i.n
that mltht ming. M w
tnl u-d profwtn-'tMv b .- by
the T'M.-nto M nd-ls.ohn t hur
antl. Mr. i.t'lUra has nc"Mr
- 1. i-l ii.; t' prne thi. it w; re-
ir.ed v.ith five" minute of ap
l la The Philadelphia S-. m
;d;.ny pl. bis v-r-in. puidi-b-.i
i.y J FUber A ItrMher. and
.p.-a tlol.lman band In the surn-
Tb- b.-'dr -f a eopyncht tia
t..p ann- who starfs to lnc
bis s.nc but Mr O'llara never
b i : t " p t d to do so .
..... w kind of lke to ha,.-,
T h.t .mar-SiKir-k-led lannM t d
Khfl,
Mr
Mi;i:'-.trl h mtirn:
M .ir-SimntW luen-f
Tr,;.'
K'.l tlnK-e .f Am-rb-a in h
.
miIT M' Mm MIM.IiH
ill
L ' ' "
Mos-ow U"- About i:t.oo
wMI be r K"l".l by l:iiM n wr"-)
ep) ple-yptf nl
relief tn tJie -,,ritit role in the i-omi-dance-dlHloc
tbt Kti-r I II lf "f I
llii). will Ir iMtt n eduaiin
the nrM fn.. . and raifin; th ii j
ju.i iiiH at ions.
Th- miirre. ff .m wh;i h this
ftiDtl wUl b- U-fiVd are aa f'il-
K' Ml in-uraro''', t .. 1 a .
state and loal bu1eia. 1S.2X,-
et'O. tae f-fitsf.f .iia. M
ard 'riirokswariai of Iihof-. 2.
Mivrnntent aid will be etend-
to ITT.eeo unempbed A con-1
M.leral.le rt of thta number will
receif V ' liit M Pi-)s
t
Southern Taltfornla waa Inhabit-
LURE MOTOR SCOUT , j
and Marquette motor cars,
LliL
I
Ji;y.
Jifir
t.u;C
-mr-.
'ii.r Air-.? Ftw.: ' tM-
CO' if- Vc :ni6iiLita f
-cjnioc. Ht. f'ns.xz ami
ii. f rr. r a..i5-JtxtS K
try;r
rrf Tprt z ft
Ti. n 'm- ;iiir it
t.r inT.irU::orr &t ;h ycl ,
';iwn. '-.-f by -ara:Tir-j- f,-r ma
ll A Mann, ow rto.- in ehaEK ii"n K,iJ- I" l Angeles, Tuesday.
..r ihi Mati-i,. esf- tres h?..ieffi1T t.
f.uith oxra:ur t- arrive t? Ur ,r l will sinz two numbe.-s
i.f tii- w.-k. f n' m''th htm will appear Jack
The Mutton hn- Wen or-ratinir 1 f,',s:an' star of "Broadway Scan
'n tuenty-fur h.ur. -rrH-e ihe ; dfels." now being released. Typical
tat month under much diffx ul:y. , (Ut dance number, featur
owlng t" temiwniry h"kur. j o( nd his vocal-
L.tf-al r-Oio f.m-4 v;ill - glad to itnm- Mildred Kailey. Hing Crosby,
know- that int'-rfrenr wuh localJr- Fulton and the Hythm Boys.
recption. crf'j! by harmonic j rpund out the program,
during broad-ast f wathr, will ! "
er-a-. w ith completion of i hi:
vltlii-n.
Sherlock Holmes Is
Coming to Rialto'i
Sb.rl.-.k IbdoM-. Ibe it. til f.
in'wn-d iP'i- iie. .ii(d until bt-,
t-'nd biilhday hiHk" lii.i f i ri af- I
parini' tn llo- all-lalkifiC tii"tnn
prctuie.-. In 1V7 Sir A. i'mi.nj
N.p. imnicd bim in hts f irt t P'-aifd flichts that will cover
'r "A Studv m Sarl-1 ." Mar;v J HO. mil and take more than
.l h-r iH.pblartal.-s foiIoM-d a '-r to Ierform.
Now thb iHipuiar detrmw char- j lril In a lisht plane from Aut--M-t-i
-.m Im- mi it and br .ird at tl;e ""ba to Japan and back- Will in
Ki .ll.. th-itr in Tlo- It'turn ,.f auurKte the program, which will
sbmbxk Ibdi-M-."' 'Ine l;nk u P (i"u'd by a Journey to Ens-
i., ,,,. ...i,. t.f (i... iit., r ii.,n-)l;r,d
j, ,n,i,.r iind v 1 1t in'- t int tf :
Ibe ihaiact'i-K frim the bnk
u It a. Sig'ant Orippi-r. I'r. Wat
w'li, Mi. r ial ty and Solly 'hc..-e
. -ake.
The reason f"r "The
,f,(n (f
SberloeK Ibdmes" the untune- I
:v murder
"f I'uptain I-miiimori. j
fi the -e of bis wins wcddin.
tti duug'.itcr of Or v.ton. !
I f..lo,. fN.k up the ira it w bi h
!d Mm into the mt thrilling ad-;
w-ntuie '( Iuh entire career.
iil'oaril a It a ns-At lanl ic liner, then'l
In New York. Ibdnies tfund the
tourderrrs of l aptain I'iiKOiore
" ii''TntHm ..f an International
radio-tapping rins. of which Iaiik-
. iiH.ee wik a mcmler. He succeed
ed In hi logins them to Justice and
"l-py wedding of tho
"UnK ph-
"Sweetie" Shows at
Craterian Tomorrow
Shtuy 4'amdl. amount's red-
tlmliMl -'title. Is Koina to be every-
:.MHi.-m ,fu' at the Oaloriiui
theatre tomorrow. Hlie playa tho
.'iimvHKiuira of that name.
Swriie' waa produced with
uii hand. There arc maivy guwJ
iitfiu Mint numler-. put over by
J ni,4le quartets, by the featured
juiayri s acdoa ami by the atmbHaj
I Ihh v of t.te Pelham iwhiMtl fur
loa whleh furntshea the prep
attnowphere for the play.
Anions the high spots are Nan
t y'a danclnit unil sinRinR of ".Sweet
er Than Sweet , a (treat new
"torch" a-ma; Helen Kane's baby-
voiett bmtpa-diMpa-doop cropnlnt,
(pf ? T.b So Viusual"; ttar hoor
wsaemhly aingln , "Hear ttown,"
inspiring ,dvt tter eric tout h
while recently inspecting
t! wee-tie" Is a picture -that has
i v.-othir.c that can come out of
: t;t!kir-5-p:ciure showinan'i bag
f trtcs romance, heart-throbs. 1
and
the ,
the soubri-
twt in studio circles of "The 'tlood '
-" of ihc svrven." . !
John Boles on
Broadcast Tuesday
'.-vn.1 appearance of John
fecw :he famous screen and stage J
ir. on t.1e air will occur during
t t Old Gold-Paul Whltema.n
"' oer ine nation-widi
br--.
i nnvorit'of ihn t olumuU i-road-
; '-.;inr iSyrtpm, coming from sta
E TRIP
PLAN OF AVIATORS
I.oMwin iJ FJisht la-utrI(.
ant A. Cunall and Capt. 1 f;.
Shaw-. ihr one an Au-tralUti and
t other a Nf w Zea lander, have
in ;!ie s-ime mar nine.
Krikand they will purchase'
a lar? pLme and attempt a 4i,001
mile flight round the world.
, mOAPfT tP' Hungary raUcd
tobacco for exuort this year for the
.nil- -tn-; i.eiore nit
war lZi.i.oo-1 acre were devoted tu
the plant, but much of that acre-
age w.ia allotted to other countries
by the peace treaty. This year the
I rr ir i 6S.OO0.
ORCH ARDISTS !
We Can Help You Solve Your
Drainage Problem
Modern machinery, competent engineers and skilled workmen will install a
drainage system-at surprisingly moderate cost. You are invited to inspect the
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Orchard. '
R. I. Shmrt. nhnpo fit.
'Two Elder (Statesmen Pass"
(Salem Capital Journal)
Within a few hours of ch !
-other, death Sunday juirmifieJ
two of the world's elder Kt.Ues-
! men. each of whom had pin; ed
j Impttrtant roles In the history of
itlfeir respective nations for ir '
1 half a century. Georpes Clcmt-n-
ceau. who as the flphtijir. victor-!
ious premier of France Iwousht the f
world war to a successful eonclu i-
ln and Francis K. WiVren. j
Wyoming, who held all "records for;
length of MTV ice in the Unite! 1
Suites senate and was a leadiirs '
: figure in national affairs. ;
I Clemenceau. physician, editor..
i. . politician, scholar, duellist, twice-
j premier of France, whose public:
.career began with the Franco- t
.Prussian war and ended w-iih the J
J termination of the greatest or all-j:
1 wars, was a, world figure and onef
j of the most picturesque of char
jacters. Warren, rho won the con- ; mayor of Tdontmarte, the blood,
jgressional medal of honor for gal--j pool of the Comntune. Previously!
t lan try on the battlefields in the f he had practiced as a physician!
'Civil war, has been continuously and taught school in the Unite!;
in public life since 1ST3 when he?SU-tes which gave him his Amc-
iwa eteciea presuient 01 ine v y-
omin; senate. 5 ycrs. of which (
39 he served in the United States.1,
.enate, the longest tenure in his-.J
tory. Durins all of this time he-;j
was foremost in the political af-;:
fairs of his state and of his party- i
, . . ;
Clemenceau's was an cxtraordin-;
ary personality. His combative-
ness, his tenacity, his ferocity won 4.
turbulent as such characteristiel
, were in parliamentary life, thej -
I were just what was needed to save
France in her hour of peril and
. turn me aeicausi complex - inio -
lone of victor". As to his per-.;
(sonal appearance, we quote from.
William Bclitho who depicts in a
, recent article In the Xew 1 ork
n ana nis impressions ai . ersamea..
after the signing of the treaty
Tall, or only giving the im
. preSsion of size, Clemenceau
has the mo. unexpected head
in the, whole gallery of Kur
ope. For he does not look
like a European .at alb In
hU coloration, the bent of his
expression, and strongest of all
in an Indefinable, unmistak-
' able allure probably not pep
in i tin to his features, which
may e why all "the pictures
miss it he Is a Mongol.
Not. please, a Chinaman,
still less a Japanese, but Home
. stronger, coarser, older branch.
lt tt wty thA fanfshod trile
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GENERAL CONTRACTOR
V Cllborf Shmrl nhnn Qfifi.M
of Atlila, of GnnnhlK Khan,
I The French usually have a
legend to account for this.
; jvmjuI a lost iiadron of Hun
nNh cavalry who took refugo
and rooted in his native pro
vince. 1 Vendee, after their
Ia.st battle. &ges ago. ' HeaMy
a mighty face, and a danger
ous face.
I think the only other de
tail ih-Jt matters is his eerie
habit of gray wool gloves,
which no one for generations
has ever seen him, morning or
nit,-ht. without. This thick
gray padding of his hands,
whatever it conceals, makes
all his 'gestures seem blind
folded, or groping, even tho
famou fists half closed on
the table.
Olcmenceau began public life a
$ ican cutiooK. tip was a memue.
of the Paris municipal council un-IU yOU iniHK Hue insurance IS
tit when he entered the j tijmeceSS&ry in VOUT Case let
cham'oer of Deputies a leader of! . '
the Radical party. Thence fol- US tell yOU 01 SOme 01 the COSt;
lowed his Ions career of cabinet iy experiences of real estate
wrecking, periods of power and. ..j
the smash over the I'anama canal holders WHO thought they held
scanlall! i J3. In he j cie, ,;,. to their Drouertv
foundcd thp famous .. -jUfUc.... lear w Weir property.
and in JS0J the dat)y. "jAurore" I tte Small premium protects
7. ac-enMa -ap'am '
j i 1906 Clemenceau became pre-I Vely.
; m,er ,,; oul , ,,0S- but ro.' -
; ,, his wnate Mat. in iS12 :
i he brought about the overthrow '.f
oaillaux. and in 1S13 wrecked the.
Briand cabinet.: On the outbreak:
j of he wr-r n entere(1 ,he via.i
; vini ministry and in m7 ne b,.. j
Drie minister, retirini In ;
1919. He ruled as a tireless, re -
; morseless dictator In coordinating
the forces of victory.
Vaiwen, on the other hand, de-
f spite his early exploits as a soldier. '
I was a hero of peace rather than I
! war, a product of the colonization.,
j exploitation and commercialization'
j of the wilderness. He was .s.
j much a symbol of America as j
( flemrnceau of France. lie serv- 1
! cil (.'is legislator, mayor, stale treas
; tirer and governor of Wyoming.
I both as a territory .ami Mate. For
j over half a century he dominated
his party in his stale and played
I nn import nut rol In national af-
The Home
of a
Happy
Christmas
f.'iK, as chairman of major cum
mifleew.
ficsplte his hiu'4 record cf
achifvennnt, no halo of glory on
sliriii''M the tnvmory of Warren
f-r. he hd no tfrat role to play
and wan pever thrust into seats nf
the mJulity. He ne-ey developed
the lendeiKhip to lift him out o
- - the ranks of Ihc near-great. Whk-n
I however, does not blemish a lon
n) of uvff;il public yrviffv
you , permanently and positi-
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