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Newspaper Page TexttAO'i TWO MEDFORD MAIL TlUBUKE plJt iiihI ftutriax dilili'hi-ri I'V MKHFUKIl I'HINT.NO CO. .V27-5it N. b'lr SI. I'lwnt T5 BUIIKItT '. Ill Ml.. Kililoi HI.'MI'TKII RHMII. Jlaiiasr An ImklKaJcnl .Ni'sWi Kiitpfdi u ..Miiil clam niattiT t ,Mlforil, "Hriniill. Ulak'r Aia ill SLirti 8. ls;u. SI UHlllll'IIII.S IIATKS Hj Mail .lit Atlt.tM-r: haily, ailti SiiimI.)', yrar Inlly, nidi Sunday, moult Halt), niilHiiu KiiihI.), yvar..., liilb. (MilK'til MtiitOay, niittilli... Rurally, vnr yfar T.r.o .i . loo Ily larfjtr. 111 AiliniMC .yicill'ini. A.iiiami, t . ,. ' I . il. .. : . ,... . JlrlTOittlllc, I'nitral Mil, N.MIU. Willi. Utiltll Ullll tl " Ullll, that J.S il lll.lt- lull and tin lllaltttav.: ..'.'--',' I hall... iih RmtiiHi'. mniili. . . ; .. . . . ' i I t.oi)! ' ! imlly. JIImwjI KiihiIsVm inmilll. . '. . . ; llftjl, .lllitw! Hiimlay,' tula yrar..,, ' llflil)'. lth HUlMlH), WW-JTCar. All tfrmi, ra.li Iji aihmirc. ; (IfflfJtl Mirf iiT III. I'll J r Mtdfitfd. (Ifllcial.iarr nr Jarkuli I'mnily. : . HKMiiKit in.- tub akhiii iatkii I'liKss limitim I'lMi I.1 wire BmitT Ihr ll?f fur liulihriilltiu of all Itt'tt. tll-ralcllf. r(nlllnl ta it or uilirrtrhc rf.litrtl lit llilt uhiht, and alio lo llw loral wm imlilbltril lim'ln. i All rl.hu rnp .iilil.i-.t Inn i,r .im'lBl iliMiatriiei i li.rrn arc alio rcscrtnl. MKMRKtl ! AI IIIT HIIIIKAU CI III I' I. TI I.N MKMBKIt (IP Till) I'NITF.ll I'lll'.SS Atltrrltiliu llriimtfnlntftM M. f. MOIIK.VMKN CIIMr.tNY Orric.4 in .rtr Yolk, t'liiraicu, llclrolt, Bali KiaiKti, U. Antrim, Kcallle, rurtlaiitl. Smudge Smoke , Tlio ch)MjiinkH if re out sunny uflornuotm, JuunlUng nrouml. -.Jim rJuV(.'8..gC I'nmpect, was ilywn Thurs., uiitl j)Ut-chuKt'(l u JtjWH-hui'ji Ut )ul mi) )Ih irunt tooth, j(inl yluuiK oui u tune., C, J-'ioJi I ut?r haH,.rvtu',,,U(' from I-Vitico whore . )iq .nttunUt'il u tire Hchuol'. He always coultl tell u tiro-when le huw it. lJlic,ywunKPt ilaru boy got his Jiead ttliiuylcii TIiuih. ami It made ltim look UuUaHli. , , rurther evidoacew vf Hpi inK ;iluund,.. chiefly, the pjeweaee of .vquiib men seated un tho, femlers ufv parked autoes, who make wise cracks for the benefit of the fem inine portion of the panning ihrunK. upd nre iiiHUlteU when awked to move. , .J.Jjoyera'l Ineffectual aUemptH wore made to rain tlie piiHt, wk. . t . Y .Curiiin.iy Kenly Ih back, If 'he has beep awuy. . .Tho Floyd Hhi-1 cat has been rented to a coat of, pulat, a ped- OHtrjun . living uble.to.Heo lilmHelf .in tlp ,Klo.sHy -HideH. , , Tlio Ilorho. lironiley boy started t.u, Behool luwt week.,, . , , luther Deuel, wIiuhc brother Ih In., the legislature, watt in from his much ved, Luther, Ih . conitiiK alutti; .in the fruit game, nud will hoop he truated with a place on a committer. . - , . . , , , Thtn In tho .birthday of (i. Wush intjtoii, JhI president., Ah today is Hunduy the bunKn could . not ob imvo it, but will fJUhifily do ho tomorrow by cloning up. , l'Iiu poor report they, uro JUHt "aa,poor.aa they were hint Chrlnt inaa, v(cn everybody wanted to help them. ., hcrv:. .has been i .considerable myateiioUB whlHpeiiiiK Koing on downtown, .and .one leading Kln ncr, was heard to iIhs; "It Ih time thin (own sot another dou of riKhteoUwiu'Ha." If thla liKhleotm neHH getH militant, thero Ih no belter Job than to havo cIiui-ko of tho receipts, from frco-wlll offor hiBH and tiic sale of nightshirts. .Henry Hates has ltd. from a Kojourn In Calif, where he was refreshed until he Is nearly as fresh . as. his brother James. Fred Weeks rib which ho burst cd oii a bathtub, is still bothering, and besides Homebody else can un wind, the half block long1 awning In front of his place. Tho. Icgbduturu Is getting a ' lot of hard-earned and well-deserved nbutte. A.' I.tuuk UolilnMon and Kmll ltrltt of J'vllle spent Thurs. In tho city. They came In Muill's car. Dock did. hot look like he had much fnlth in Kniil'a driving, and Kiuil looked the mime. .. Itlrd Ilfo la. gt)t,ting very active, ami bothering tho farmers some thing awful. , . , A . lawn mow er wa heard on Jttvsfi Court one day last week, (ilro Hhlnioda lost anvther argu ment lo. his Puw Krl. Tho dls pulo wan over Giro .slicking a dime Jn a gum machine, Instead of a penny. I A member of tho university. whose name is withheld, stopped in n movie lobby and pulled up his sock, as unconcerned about It an (in Applegate pioneer, instead of m sun of Old Vale. " II. l'lowher's niece Is getting so she ran sit up and take nntluo of good-looking boys, but keeps her opinions to herself. The young lady "vlewa her uncle askance, and Is much Impressed with his tireless efficiency. The parking spot tit fro.it of the )o. has been repatpted, and a- ear therein was carelessly daub ed, and wan the lady owner mad, when she came after It next day. .... ..nn,.ou ..,, it mm , "X!.i,Um;m.; t,scwt Hteintlv .lay.iln;, bundles In the iron barrel gener- j .....i M11h4n,.i,. n,lu h,m .i.. ally used us pole. stall for fhing ., The Women folks him- stni-tetl orrying about the house-fibs, which will return before some of tho It-year old girls net buck rroin u Saturday nlfcht dance. , Inlmltitble; Adjective appPei if any thing or body wid (atcd.- iMro't New.-. It Is wonderful to see 111 - nud ity with hieh a himc duck can ( chase a new jo'i. 1 etr dt Fi We som'i m.M womb-,- what genuine akaity and ttu.d taiie. Knutr Rockne thin Us r b-, "-"! ,5' "truing teal Umwok, shown bv the Wb her-jV-tcutne that vnlh-he had cram fhHin Kleven.-The New Vo.l.-r. i m1 up a hit on tne LiitMciu theory ,. ......... . ! he coiibin t niii.c head nor tail o;' . Tim rale of apple to provide employment, the practice mir- -dod. -vril iho ireeu of our leadlnj; Voltleai.. io' .an viru lent Idea. 'Mother Kvo brought employment uponH f tin when phe "sold" that aple to Father Adam Avkanfsc "a- Editorial Correspondence I. OS Wd'KI.KS l-'eli ."'I A , " ' , ' llil'jii' Coeo Cdla .-.'Oil vent lull lids .(list 1 li i. i-'il in. Iintiii w.-ivi in it niin win r.s iiiiiin lieiidUiirlers c pa-1 crs pay il was a (.Teat sun-ess and we mi n seeoml tin' motion j 'J'Juit is, there is iiu dmilil tin ' delegates had a line time, day land niidit. As to their testinio- it t vi" wane one Is essentially u ureal And (nil- opinion isn't worth ' man and the other Isn't there was , ,. i . very apparently a noiiulne bond iniieh, tor your cori-fNpoiiilunt j ,etwen tliom Mmtiiy rcully llkoi 1 1 li is 1 his distinction, he liu.sn'ilhu doctor and the doctor really , , . , ,. ,, ,, , '. .... liked Jimmy the Idea uiiKht bo I " llnllli '" " L"i.i 1,1 -' I I .....i .i..,.. ,.,. ..,. ,.m, l 1 1 1 ... I It t..,ll iiiioii.'rti lint f'tti' enou SOUK reason never tried ii again conseiiiently never ae (iiired the Indiit. lint after this convention we are determined to try it ai:tiin. For these delegates . linve. we repeat, had a fine time. Such cood feel in); , , i ainl extilieraneo and yotithl'til liilnrity, purlieu- larly iil'tcr lliiir biimiiict ;at nirlit , -anil how mt'lotlitMisly tlicy si up; in tlif early miniiinj;. Night before last after the llu atro, t lions were llireo lelet;ateH In the elevator,, ulnging an w ascend ed, Hint famous ditty, "Sweat Ade line." Thoy were well plabtnrod on tho outtildo with lu mo Coco Cola badges, and wo assume wo;" plastered Insldo with tho popuLar beveruKc, tho virtues and profits of which thoy havo gathered ito commemorate. How happy they were, and- how m Radical I'acifist there is no we envied them! type the average American more Our room is near tho eicvator hVarlily detests. -shaft and we wont to sleep with j nr. Einstein is a Jermaii Jew. t hat tool 111 ni; melody still in our ears. One of 1 he delegates whs a ltusv man with red checks and a Char ley Chaplin mustacho, he tool; tho swipetimor part and took it se riously. In fact, this morning tho elevator hoy, looking somewhat the worse for wear, said ho had ridden tip and down in the elevator until :i a. in. singing that same tenor part and insisting upon the eleva tor boy taking the nir, as woll us the buBB.-r-lhe other members of llio trio having called It u day or rather a night. The olovator boy was rather groggy, but said his shift didn't end until S a. m. "When you get through," we suggested, "you but ter take a think of Coco Cola." . ,"Yeah," tiald , tho boy. "there, ain't a drop, left In tho hotel." Such a popular drink, (hut Induces hucIi light lieartcdncss and endurance, must be worth trying! However, Hie soda Jerker down stairs, who servos us hot Ovallino while ho admits "Koko" Is' his best seller, claims tho stand makes nunc money out of bromo soil .or "There Is one man in this hotel,"! said he "who gels a bromo every Nearly every day Arthur gets tenor lirtcen lutmitua, all day and away with murder, , factually part or tho night. Ho is the best j Kpeaklng, but wo are not going customer I got, but there aro otli- to let him got away with the fol ers almost as good. Did you ever lowing about tho beautiful senor notice hint? never wears a coat, ! itas of Heimuiillo, .Mexico. Listen lips nro Bort of blue, and his hnml ! to this:-. shakos pretty bad. Oh, sure, he's a bromo fiend, and there are lots of 'em. men and women. It's a quick drink, takes no time, and the customer likes It, and swallows it in tho Jerk of a lamb's tail., 1 bet a )romo stand on tho corner- of ltroadway and Fifth "would make a 1 barrel of money, Just Pell that: and nothing else." - . Arthur Ihisbane has gone down Into Old Mexico, but our old friend Coventor Itolph Is Willi us again flew down day before yes terday lo call on the eminent llerr lYnli'HHor Kinstein. Dear old "Jim-1 my." wo wager, is going to be Ihr most popular governor California ever had. ' . - We happened to he in Pasadena, and being lucky enough to run Into one of Colorado street's TWO TAXiCAIIS, saV the exuhurant chief executive, .go' speeding up tin avenue .with a motorcycle- cnlvat cade, before and ail. Jimmy wum raising his shiny black hat, hio rosy cheriibh: face wreathed in smiles, like a comiueiing hero home from the IrottL, Ihe K natelna live In a modest i little bungalow and, as everyone !iti n, iM. rHt advance, for the knows are as , modest and unas I tnIIt,H, tjIMbcr. meanwhile calling sumlng a couplo, as one would evoi j ( ,,,,,-ft guide book idiomatic hope to see. Smiling and chutlim: j Spanish "for police reinforce to each other rather shyly, they t nu.nIf, walked to the front gate to greet! Heautlful Mcxlenn senoritas! his Kxeelleney. Now Uovenur i xheio are none in all Mexico ex- Itolph Is neither modest nor assuming hut on the other hand ho is .no bounder. The tablrmiv there presented were superficially somewhat ironic -the South ol Market street San Framisvau. nil dolled up like a circus horse, choU er collar, buttonalre morning n?at. 1,1 M hill fll.ll.ly til.. a-.,,. ..1 ,111.1 nili,.i,,., iw.,,,,,, iw linti hnlw. frau helouiute. One not aware o:' f the clrcuuistuuocs would have eon- eluded that the ureal man wab ' the gentleman in the plug hat ; s that his lluttcred and humble sul, ject hs the Utile man. w hose name will be remembered whet the name of-nearly everyone inn, alive will be forgotten. However that was only a super Octal imm t's'don. con I hied to ap eai am os. We i .'peat Jinun is i fhinibcuvitnt enough but he is no i In under. Hi did th" lienors with it. that he ll.O; col'.ie meiv us olfliitil I'epviv-t ulut ' ve nf the t.ite to greei a uiost dit.ttiuulicd,.ii is- i ttoi. trusted that he would en jo. his stay, and hoped Hist he would : whielfor mv part. 1 have uh-rady take particular rare or his heult)i forgotten," Mussolini. A hlt-and-enjoy a long life so he may opei, run memory, at any rate. Virgin other mens eyct silll wider to the tun-Pilot . MEOT'OTtD MAIL ""-'""li'K of "fu a,"l "l0 i iiiioi-; ! iiiilnrc ol Die univurac. ' 1 u m(,lu lfl' I'lUMit-ill nwiuvu ,,. iww i ni w i o IiIm Willi tl'IOII her luiml at translating 1 iu voiily, i it wiih rciiiiy u numi (!-nur(iiiiiti.v tnliU'aii anil wo wliili (Mllioi't Chest eitnii had lieen thuro to writo it up, for wlille wo dimly Benao the possibilities! wo can't esui'CHu them. Wo doulit however, If one could aeaich the world and find' two contemporary types, so unlike In every essential way as Dr. Ein stein und .Minniy Itolph and yet aiipioxiniated by saylim that one toueli of perl'ectly niitiiral mid honest respect makes the whole world kin. And that kinship came from the fact that there Is, or I was at that time nothing false about either mini no faking, the professor was not trylns to play down to tho KOHOtter American, the KoKetler American was not tryiiiK to play up to tho professor they were just two IIONHST .MKN. lllUlt! IS lltl lltlllllL ItlilL I ltllt;n- . i.-insieln is tliu most popular purmm today in Southern Calltor- ni;, I :iut nif.ht ni tho lnnvinq j i-n'sident Hoover huvlns his por- trait was flashed on tho news reel amid perfect silence Smedloy I hitler likewise, hut when Kin stein wuh Khown there was cheer ing and applauso. Odd isn't it? Wo doubt Jf any one- In that tiadlcnco undorstauds what Khistcin has dono or .! -try lug to do, wo doubt if many of t.heni havo completely rocovcred from llio Ocrman prejudice, in duced by I lie late war, or many of them aro froo from a certain Jew ish prejudice. As for pacifism and Dr. Kinstoin is a confirmed a paciticl, a scholar interested In incomprehensible theories and ab stractions and yet the people of America go wild over hitn. ' What Is the answer? : Well our answer is this. . The popularity Kinsteln enjoys is no; a matter of thought but of emo tion. The American people love greatness, and they know Kinstein In his field Is a great man. o when he arrives on our shores they cheer him. And when he travels about the country and reveals himself as ho is, modest, unassuming, kindly, so obviously "JCST PLAIN FOLKS" they cheer louder and louder his popularity spreads like wild fire. Kor In this country nnd prob ably moro or less in every other, no person is so popular as tho .sri'KltlOlt person who doesn't make the rank and file feel IN-KIOIUOK.-r-or ih. other vwords the superior person who makes tho rank and fil fed, that ho Is after all, "ON 10 OF THU.M." Just a word about. Artnur, hretheren. und the ushers enn take up tho silver offering. "You see beautiful young gh'K their dark hair falling naturally and curly on their beautiful nocks There is not a bobbed head or n shaved neck among them, their eyelids aro lowered demurely but when a young rancher from Cali fornia asks them a question and "i.hc" raises her eyes, his care fully prepared Spanish words are driven from his mind." Slutdes of Huron Munchausen and "Frilzy" Newhall! We spent two mouths In Old M,exlco a year ago and Arthur has been there to date hit "l hours. If he can show us one .Mexican or Indian senorlta in I lermosillo or any where else, with hair falling nat urally or eyelids lowered demure ly, or u single one that will drive Spanish words or any other words from the mouth of a normal Cali fornia rancher, the Mail Tribune will pledge ilsetf to pay Arthur ' $.Mloo a week for his daily letter ; instead of $1.50. j And for every such senorlta the : present writer will agree to show ' Arthur at least five hundred, that 'would impel any normal t alfPor ;,, . Oreconi raneher to Ihmi nn-jC.,.,t )u tn0 VY 0t' Mexico and tlicy never snow inrmsen es in public except one day a week Iproperlv chaperoned in the park. K. W. It. The ground hot; created striking ly 1IMU Interest this year. Toe many others are wondering how l hey ai e ijoing to get out of the hn'e to bother much about htm.- Nashville Banner. Th'' Literary Digest quotes an authority on how to open sio n "ntinpoi taut thinus up bottles with ! tight ap!, und say notbinK about ,,mv open I bank Vamiia Tiitume. .In the case of the DO-N, the X apparently stands foj' uncei tulhly av lo the date of the trails atlantle hop. - Wichita Kagle. W e Judge that .1 rs.Wlllcbrnndfs gt ape juice doesn't lake much j sto'-k in the old Hrace Greeley I maxtinso much of It ts coming j east to work. Huston Herald. j Dr. Millikan Is studying the dis- intension of Mar in his labor-j atoi y, conveniently located near ' Holtyw...',! - 'he New Yorker. closed Incident. TRIBUNE. MI-WORD, Fifteen Years Ago This Week (Trout the flUw of The' Mall Tribune) Monday , .Mild winter on ilusslun front keeps czar from regaining lost ground. City and nation pay homage to tho memory of (Jeorge Washing ton. Central Point man charged with driving more than 2 5 miles per hour in his auto told Judge he knew him when he walked home f mm Sunday school with bis mother, for .chicken dinner. No leniency extended. Chief of Police Hltlson files for democratic nomination for sheriff. Jiiy Core and Oeorgo Gates join t'niversity of Oregon fraternities. O. C. Hoggs of this city named on the state kind board. Tuoday Portland organizations united to "resist tho predatory grasp of tho power trust." .Medford high school basketball team battles O. A. C. lo a 2li to 'Z'i loss. Ituby show at city park In March. M uch spring gardening under way lnreaboutH. Musicians of city to form choral society. Children of city parade streets in auto and llicii attend revival meeting. Wednesday United Stales faces gravest crisis of history in submarine dispute with (b-rniany. Owners of property . at West Main ami Fir streets to erect block of neat, porcelain front buildings. Howard A. Hill hurts his knee severely by a fall off a bicycle. Ktisturn capitalists visit the Ulue Ledge. Misses Jiryan and Thorn of the high school student body take a Ford for a joy ride during the noon recess, .id bung up autoes in front of the Klks Temple be longing to Judge Kelly and Frank C. Chirk, also the slolcn car. War started on speeders racing on Pacific Highway. Thui'Mlay First arrest for drunkencss in seven weeks. . Jtunaway boys caught in Ash land. Asisociatcd Press telegrapher for the MeH Tribune claims ho copied :!.ruu.0U0 words, on a typewriter ribbon without changing . It, or cleaning the type. The editor at the time, remarked but pot for publication, that there was no doubt of it. . . , U Igh school students cheer ro vivalistl at meeting. J iscalorial enthusiasts condom "unsportsiuunlike angling in flic Itoguc." Several have been using fish worms. ' I'Yidny - Only 123 shipments uf , linour so far this month to Medford from California. The authorities believe considerable fire water is being brought over in autoes, andj will keep an eye out for tho boot leggers. Mull Tribune neurly runs out of paper, and has to print an ab breviated edition. ' Mutt Williamson gives an imi tation of Charlie Chaplin In high school play. Saturday French lines at Verdun hold firm ngaiust Crown Prince, Grizzly club to hold first walk of the season. Time to apply dormant spray. Wanderer killed by fall off 'blind baggage' of Shasta Limited near city limits. Hoks are tho highest In ,16 months, and still going up in Port land markets. Ashlnud defeats Medford 7 to It , In first ga me of f o u r go m es scries for championship of south ern Oregon. ' Press Comment KM) TIIK AGONY The legal limit of the legislative session ends today, with the prin cipal work of the session scarce ly touched. The main business of the legislature is lo provide a taxation program and effect eco nomics to meet a f 3.0011.0110 def icit. Not hlug has been done as yet except lo increase taxation. The so-called "peoples mandate" legislation' to revise' utility reg ulation and power development is only partially enacted, ami it neither carries out the "mandate" nor does it make for "Oregon's progress." It Is time to cud tho agony by adjournment. This session ranks as the most incompetent and Inefficient in history. There Is no organization worthy of the name and no lead ership. The legislature has drift ed from essentials to fritter away Its time on trivial measures or iginated by selfisii interests to cripple the other fellow's business to create prosperity for themselves throimh legislative fiat. Nor' has tho governor developed as a Moses to lead them out uf the wilder ness, though many of the legis lators have prostituted themselves and voted against their convic tions to become rubber stamps of hysteria. Wo shall probably witness a feverish last minute rush to push through half - baked legislation which wit I take the courts many year to unravel and keep petition peddlers busy with referendum., to save Imperilled industries. It is one of the privileges of democracy that the people have divine. rtHht to make fools of themselves, which they exercised in the last election, fo perhaps the I'M'lsdaturo is not lo be blamed for follown.-t to thv limit the ex-! ample set, NHem Capital-Jour- j OH I. m A III i.l. TO hll.I- Slln pins: In at the l.i of .the session Is a bill which Is n threat to Salem. It vouhl gtve tht jrt.it hoard of cnntr.il pon v to lease or purchase, or 'case with option to purchase one or more office buildings in the etiv o( Portland. OREOOX. SUNDAY. Guk Moscr has Introduced the bill, which represents two attempts, ouo to enable a Portland prop erty owner to sell the Oregon building to .the state; und the other to hulp move the capital by degrees to lJorllund. At present tho stute. leases a number of offices in Portland for the use of certain departments which work in Portland, euch us the dairy and food commissioner, These .offices aro located in the Oregon building, and' tho owner of the equity in tho Oregon build ing Is trying lo unload his build ing on to tho state, Salem should rouse itself and defeat this bill. A constant fight is necessary to keep Portland in terests from swallowing up tho statu capital. . Willie they might leave tho flag flying here, they Chicago, refusing to halt It. Low would be happy to get as many den Kent troops. office, headquarters as possible j Opposition piled up against him transferred to Portland The Marion county delegation should be on the alert to see that 'H gets a rap on the head. Other wise in the crush of the close of the session the bill might slip through. Salem Statesman. PltOMPT JCSTICK Justice can proceed with dis patch. This was demonstrated in the rapid manner in which the case of James K. Klngsley was disposed of in Jackson county. Within less than 30. days from the dale Klngsley shot and killed Sam Prcseott, Ashland traffic of ficer, he hud been tried and con vict ed on a first d egree m u rdor charge, .sentenced to be hanged April 3. and is now in the state penitentiary uwaiting the date oT execution. Promptness ,in den ling with murder cases and others involving serious crimes would git a long, long way In solving . the crime problem of this country .T-r-Klam-alii FuLIs. Herald. .... Ily Uicliiird Mnssock NKW YORK Hooks about this time o' year have reviewers back ed against the wall, trying to slash their way through. Dozens of volumes are released weekly and by a neat change of metaphor this involves shuffling to separate the aces and discard the deuces. This column therefore will be a brief check list of some of the kings, queens, jacks nnd tenspots in the publishers' decks. As fol lows: Fiction "Wide Open Town" Myron Brinig writes an excellent novel about the jealous passion of a young Irish miner for a daughter of Joy in the sulphurous air of Butte, Montana. "This Our Kxile" A family of trifling young pooplo see life through n fog of gin and epi grams in a first novel of youth by David lUirnhatn. "Grand Hotel"--Tho melodra matic novel of 30 hours in a Uer lin luxury, hotel which the author Vicki Haum, adapted for her stage hit. "A Night In Kurdistan" Jean Richard Rloch, who .wrote " it Co." does a terrific phantasy of Arabian Nights adventure, cruelty and love. "Best Short Stories of the War" Sixty-six talcs of all sorts out of the war. brought together in an anthology of IS 2 6 pages by editors who should know what's the best. . "Big Money' Lord Bikerton. "tho Biscuit," Is as funny as any other P. G. Wodehouse character, which Is saying the most. Xoii-Fhiion "The I 'asslonate Pilgrim" Many will think thLs life, of Mrs. Annie Besunt. Ihcosophmt, by Gertrude Marvin Williams, the best of recent biographies. "Lincoln, the. Politician" What its title says, by Don C. Scitz. who believes in politicians. With out the asperations of Kdgar Lee Musters. "Corona do's Children'' Lose of lost mines and burled treasure in the southwest, by J. Frank lohh University of Texas professor and authority on the subject. "Four Cents an Acre" The his tory of a Yankee bargain by which wc bought. Louisiana from Napoleon, well done from the ar chives by a Frenchman, Georges Oudard. . "Behind the Green Lights" Memoirs of Capt, Cornelius . W. Willemsc, a Dutvh runaway boy, from Bowery bouncer to a New York cop, with the appelution of "gang buster." .George J. Leni nn'r and Jack Kofoed helped in the writing. , , "The Underworld of Paris" Real horrors, as seen by Alfred Moraln, chief of the Paris police. "Dumas. Father and Son" An other account, and u lively one, of the Chip and the Old Block. oi; i : ii m st i : i as "i1 1 x k BY LAST rXICCTfON (Continued From Pago One) Kvciy compromise he can make will bo aimed to avoid a special session, Aa one of the conferees between the senate and the house on Muscle Shoals, he used all his art, and that is considerable, to Induce the house to yield to the NonW plan for government oper ation of t his power phi nt. And ho succeeded In passing from con gress to President Hoover respon sibility for deciding whether the power issue should split the Re publican party. ItAl'K l'li MAYOIIMIII' uiU'Uiu ;kovim; or , WAIl.M (Continue from Vm On) Id or man of the f ccioid w aid . and won. .Iami A. Tt'Kh and Kred l.un- ' din, 'iHe:i chiefs of the rosy ; decade that u.hei ed in the ccn try. -sponsored "1-ie Hill." 1 0 They niHnnred Thompson's in- j terests among yachting compan ions of the young man. enlisted youni? business men. and In H'la FKuRlTARY 22. 19.U sent him Into tho republican may oral primary. A bitter but , vic torious campaign followed against Koborl M. Sweitzer, democrat. Seated by almost 15U.O0U ma jority, young Thompson quickly settled a street car strike. by dom inating a conference between the factions. When tho "JSastland'' rolled over In tho Chicago river drowning 812, Thompson fiped to the city from a speu-king.our and organized relief. ' - , "fiig Hill" opposed Hie draft when war came, and withheld an invitation to. .Marshal Joffrefvhon he brought a French mission to tho United States. Thompson claimed that was the council's pre rogative. Jio clashed with fJov. Frank O. lowden over a pacifist meeting in for the Hint election but he -won, heavy pluraltics in the negro mid west sidewards providing the mar gin. "Freedom for Ireland' was his battle cry. Then Thompson retired in J 1113, castigating his "enemies tho trust press." , Two "rats In a trap," desig nated, as Fred Lundin and Dr. John Dill Robertson, former allies, were Thompson's stage property for the I !IL'7 primary. And in the election ho shouted for "America first" and declared he wanted to "keep tho King of England's snoot out of Chicago scllools." Hacked Senator l.ctvis . In HJltO he forsook aim. Ruth Hannn McCormick, republican sen utoiial candidate, and aided James Hamilton Lewis, successful dem ocratic anti-prohibitionisC candi date. Jn this winter's campaign for the mayoral primary he has dis played a halter to create audience interest and a donkey as a "cam paign zoo.' Tho halters, ho said, was what his opponents, Lylo and Albert, wore, Lylc'y reins running to one newspaper and Albert's to another. In Washington the motto of the veterans .seems to be nil mfsi bonus. Virginia -Pilot. Before Long, we suppose, some one will bo saying that Niagara Falls isn't what It's craM-ked up to be. J! 'ami News. ' - "It is only too true that a girl's Ideal Is often shattered." says a writer. More often he's . just brcke. The Xluniorist (London.) . Cuban rioters, says a newy itf'm, j are setting , fire to sugar planta tions. i;av;,ng cane, as it were. Cgden Standard -Examiner. Thiaiid says that Kurope must unite or die, after which we will continue to watch her antics while she's doing neither. V c s t o n Leader. Apparently nothing makes the , Senate madder than some one ' trying to keep K from upending a few million dollars. OUiy State ( Journal. . Seme one .-hould arrange a joint, debute between . the Wickersham ! Commission ind i vidua Ily and the , Wickersham Committee collect -! ively. Wichita Kagle. ' Husbands , should share the housework with their wives," says q. woman's paper. , We despise . tho."o selfish husbands who want' lo do it all themselves. Punch. It's body Ill wind that blows no-' my goou. iiunk ol an tnc money that must have been made by the manufacturers or red Ink San Dlcgo Union. It is reported that complaints; are being heard in some cities; because the soup kitchens are not giving curb service to automo biles. Nashville Southern- lum berman. , Congress is always going of f . half-cocked and doing something without -mature deliberation, .lust look at the way they are rushing into aethvn on the Muscle Shoals, mattor after only twelve years of i AW Automatic Centralized Chassis Lubrication , IN ALL three Nash Eight-cylinder scries, Rijur Automatic Chassis Lubrication cushions the chassis. This system automatically meters oil in exactly the correct amount to the various chassis bearings, as the motor runs; eliminates hand hibrication and service expense; and assures perfect chassis lubrication to all points without any attention of the car owner. Let us show you how this wonderful lubrication system works. IS New Lights, $945 to $2025 . 4 New Sixes, $795 to S8-I5 Price, F. O. I). Fcloriei Cor. Eighth and Bartlett study. Nashville berman. Southern Linn- ong live th groundhog! His extra session is under ground. Jlostoh Transcript. The Wfekorshnm report nevnis to be about as full of opinions as The Literarv Hiyest. .Macon j: News. Xewspii pcr circulations ha vi jumped In Ilussia. Hut, of course that's- where newspapers are Jted. Wichita Heacon.' reall:, Now that Hie lied Crust has re- fmvd to accept the Senate's S2ii,-J Oca.DtiO relief fund., we arc eager-j ly awaiting the Senate's call for.j volunteers. Sun Jiei:o Vion- j "A Tiarvani professor intends to create a miniature earthquake." If he ever tries anything like that in tan I ranc;seo, ne win or ... - he will be ar - rented for nron Toledo Illadc. , , There seems to be -some, doubt among dry naturalists as to wheth- COACH or BUSINESS Jt challenges the performance of any six, regardless of price. It introduces Super Six smoothness to the lowest price class. It looks like a far more expensive car. It is bigger, wider and roomier than many cars that sell for hundreds of dollars more. It is . the Value Sensation in a year cf sensational values. ARMSTRONG 101 So. Riverside 2 AUTOMOBILE OWNERS! PUBLIC LIABILITY . . . and . . . PROPERTY DAMAGE INSURANCE RATES MATERIALLY INCREASED Effective March 1st If von not mow insured, tnk mlv.-uil.ic ol' piTsi'iil old niti's liofore the inerense b'Viinies ct I'eetivi Let ns SAVK YOI." 1I0XKV on your au tninoliilc. insurance f CARL Y. TENGWALD Hotel Holland Building;" On the Corner" Phone 993 The Nash Chassis is remarkably free from squeaks, k is long-lived and trouble free because Nash employs PODl I VTk. a BT wr MEAD-FURCH MOTOR er the Wickeraham prodigy K e;iiner or chameleon. Virginia- Pilot. ' ' , "Full in Cost of Living," v a news item. I hope it breaks ii neck. Passing Show (London. Cundhi finally won. There Wi i any way to bribe a man who fee drest up in a nightshirt. Foiii I Uu Lac Common wealth -Iteportiji i f This custom of police -combil , the country utiavailingly for eriii: ina Is suggesis that there ..must something tho matter with tli crumb. Wichita Kagle. "I never have heard of a pe feet man," says a. prominent bi igist. Iirother, you should mar a widow. Denton (Tex.) Recorii chronicle. ; , lot of people make n . oceans- Kasuoo in unanefng I Democratic party, nut not man j of them have come forward wit j. offers, to relieve, him oCtliQ j I Lynchburg News. COUPE t, 6. B. Detroit MOTORS, Inc. 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