New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 27, 1925, Page 6

New Britain Herald [\, T, e s been s | HERALD PUBLISHING COMPAMY 1G cted of th vernor Hearst clan towar bee Hyl % Smith has n o suspe ever 8 traction The sta . since Mayor ord | Tasued Da At Horald B! y (Sunday Excepted) 5. 61 Church Street | was shown ge being all the showdown, the Hearst t for BUBSCRIPTION RATES | 48,00 & Year | $2.00 Thiee Monthe s Month, 1slaught against governor | closely approximates the viclous f Mr. Hylan is Senator men 1 This gent st Oftice at New Britaln Clane Mall M Butered at ths T a8 Becond Jeman has political ambi- He leader of the | New York | tions of great moment wishes to be the politl TELEPHONB CALLS 28 228 {dentified T and 1 lnr:”l.'»% _City . o as a giver of good ad regar ](M\" how to avold catching a cold in warm he got so senator is one Sl party iIn Rooma . re he became a | was with the health | | lopartment was looked upon far weather, How Member of the Associated I'ress. s Press 1+ exclusively en- for re-publication of [ t1 to It or ot atherwise | 1 paper and also local| BUt ™o s to be a U o o Associa titled to ‘ all news eredited in t! news published he political flukedom, he's a senator and does not to regard a mere governor 1t the distributed the as —_— ) individual. re be should get popular is | Member Audit Burean of Circalation. popularity to The A. B. C. s a nat! which furnishea news; tisers with a etrict elrculation. O are based upon this au protection against fraud in newspaper | Atstribution 1es to both natlonal and al advertisers ‘ | Aud how is Governor Smith get- ng along dur all this Very thank the | would He lsn't lying prostrate {but 1s up and kicking around like | a mad steer at a rodeo, When it 18 iter of making speeches and ne- on | nal orgunizat most pere and advers | honest analysis of atlon statistt thinks Thus he cornerstones cnator has become one of the Hylan- wst-Copeland empire of political 1 of i ng mess? The Merald ! York at Hotallng's New Stand. Bquare; Bchultz's News Stand, Grand Central, 42nd street. In New | Times on eals dnily well, governor say. PAINTING THE TOWN \\|lH COLORED CARS W am boroughs of the is alway ading the that w tropolitan empire he {time and primed with dynamite. pnoclastic i things are being sald on th sides; mud 15 being tha time the primary > all contenders will be as be- to he a more “colorf Mean tand- both thrown. color, takes vostial R spattered with mud as a Hopi In- all au- dian is with oil when he fondles a ; oc- high- | brown, red | rattlcsnake. aint the bl But after the primary, what? One the may ways with gr low, mean be faction things | meml nturous [ gy o olored | (oo s " | o much 10 (ontion was held in New York City must lose and fleult as there one St that were said red re- lily. Here and for allonEtiine party fonal con- 3 Democratic got s L L blow when the the n #pi fall lon were con- ¥y were COn i ang it may another blow as its “lapgest dippy over factional politics. Bt Democratic eity” tou- | R noviles for a hated to be | in- vened | pagten the | stars or | S OF | netropolis, cannot lose, even should | didate fail of | The Republicans, who also are eonsy in the mayora of to e Ho their election. T i | vivi MACMILLAN LXPEDITION | A FPAILURE | el of | ro- | higl trun ouncing that the ride use oxplore {he s wonld he abandoncd this vear, for | hearse-like polar k contin- rse, but ¥ would be used merely exploration north of Green- facMill mn ntly has ppare his mind the entire | expedition is already outh om Ftah as exploratio 1t 1 pedition Previously unknown moun- | discorered and regions NEes were untraversed iee Tnatthe communi 1dio) tion with | maintaine history it little elee u was | prosperity MacMillan was geiting started expadition and when it | wd s the cold regions it ced that the weather was more | ar than usually, and approac rous this ve Hy\[‘ ing MacMillan knows fogs were mmon, or arctic winter was rimary sually this is pos- | | | most xpedition should have | another year. CORR'S TWENTY YFARS IN THE BIG LEAGUE nd Co! basela team the exact anniversary | Qms leading hig league t. The s o prowess “big half that PACTIONALTSM the in NEW Y ORK ast of 1t r h h A the human flcs z 100 mu t 1s only attract attention get to first” on an al s spitting on t more IR that Cobt Mr. Hearst's batteries of 75' 2150 | woyid walk to the plate with four are trained agaNaat e AIDADY pats and retaln the one seeming to secms only yesterday | that tor | | be good for another 20 year | leged prosperity of western farmers | lican organization | oft they would be unable to increase | considering that the price of wheat | rent a few months ag | able | year will be as well off as they were a year ago, | ers | dent | war | serious | who | largety posses s the right brand ef it luck, Likewise, yesterday seems only Cobb was the predominating | star of the game, with “Home Run" the Honus Wag they ain‘t" | tes, and Wal Johnson biinding the Baker ruining horschides for Philadelphia “htting for the Plttsburgh Pira Athletics, ner ‘em where batters op posing his tail-end teammates, Yet, after all these cal exertion on this ye vears of phys the diamond, Cobb only r broke the home run | record for two successive days. For | A tottering old man who has bLeen | In the big show twenty years, this was no mean feat, Cobb eays that in the future he | will from | s t His v once manage mn mostly the bench. legs haven't the had. 1t that night doesn't | he reslliency th banquet on Saturday knock him out entirely ol the heneh. “WORD PAINTING” AND FARM PROSPERITY Senator Brookhart's agalnst the newsp “Wall street hait" critfeism pers for printing regarding the al- will at least cause the vietims of his criticism = {f not of the bait — to watch thelr steps in future, irre-| spective of whether the criticism is | Justified, The Iowa senator, who is one of | the thorns in the side of the Repub- | and of is one those who were “read out of the| party.” is inclined to be a calamity howler and wants the farmers to| realize they are not prosperous. To | a certaln extent that may be true; we are given to exaggeration and are as likely to exaggerate prosper- thy tor Brookhart is one of those who as to exaggerate poverty. evidently prefers to exaggerate pov- erty. ‘The facts appear to he — and we have 8een it repeatedly printed in newspapers — that the agrieultural Industry took a turn for the better last year, in time to have an influ- ence This in- has continued as sales made by firms upon the elections. creased prosperity fairly Ia indicate. Tt farmers were not better well, 1y dealing with farmers would their purchases. Not even the fertile mind of Senator Brookhart can off- set this self-evident economle fact. This year there is a short erop of wheat and farmers will ha it less of But wheat {sn’'t the enly . On the whole, to sell thing farmers rale has increased over the prices eur- it 15 reason- to that suppose farmers this if not a little by r off. The still, orated t mere fact that farm- | possess automobiles docs not land a | you | “she came 58 attempt to fly from San Franclsco to Honolulu withe consume one and a gasoline mile And FactsandFancies BY ROBEIT QUILL Maxson Home Again! flis in the mountair shore QUESTIONS ANSWERED establis] She Knew can get an answer to any formation by n Editor, New ngton Bureau, , Washington, ts in stamps I and marital . Nor ean ex- Al a per- te can are equ, onr Ty the p us from envying i Perhaps the thing () tashioned the frame danc of mind Men but you sgeldom ing to get a home of one may 3 Tertalen v e reccive Marry- |y Mart] not retur S al ¢ ‘ultnure § 1) cat Giving pression h LD It criminals and the good in thunder i Flacution 'd impart Hoda T 1 of the name One d on | He 1B} 1y Henrfetta Wall smith” orle- man a black metal from m to call was ctta’s wolk' 1 can cure Simy | Breathe sald Mac en to il you g grocer d yot “n toad c district, cal ospi,” i the nar ; a greenish color. Its differenc clween 4 Wi y . <imilar to the common hike is that 1 in North An don’t ask member lians The for a rid of same do not differ v to be r food and species. to casi tell 11 think of him, Perhaps reducing what you i inel P worms, insects n your case s often work; ham ar o in Ti din’ A ed i 1 any estimale heen mas Shriners who D, C., durir last summer? 150,000 Shrir in the hizzin® try whizzin 3 to the number of to Washington ntion cloud without sc e “Pad man who « n Vv pont 2 Fleanor know joou m e every means of obtaining Moroceo except going home seems to have Approsimately ind visitors wer that ti me Bohemianism is that the atme will make genit Modern foolish the genius made of north- World war a vacation is 11D oy conviction {hat a regular job. chict be of weid nice The the rene darned ne > Ingrian Iinnish district are of onged from th to have T.ove mak money ke s it Speaking of Billis nt cere all al lez out hreakfa Mamgs— diTere { lan So- | “You sl | wit epublics the Gatling gun nd used? nufacture Later tured Gatling Tin) f | or go ! their mother. in't fhis revolv- for the 1in fwelve G mamma i ing hattery ne i Tow s hach useful and virtiou feels when tray. e h inventor, wae ms married man own ash on sed Dy Meows from the Kampus Ritty Tnele Mae 11, heer Cousin Fmma Cousin F r Mildred hard part of raisin mak nderstand are not children th The to in at Washington after v adopt army n you calls Know 2ularly by tha wor Mildred tates vish nation? Ac the Zionist Or in that people ha spell prosperity, any more than the possession of a car by an urban dweller means he Tt is that is nnusually perous looked nestern T also not to goodly proportion farmers were greatly fore the so-called wave of and it take these farmers years struck them, will to recoup | the dey losses incurred during the farm ossion. Such farmers as have | their land since before the are not and have not been in has b purchased land during the stralls; it n those flation and the of large army period tenant farmers who have been | in want | Putting agriculture on a sound basis remains one of the prime Aif- flenlties hefors nation and con- | tinued attempts will he made to got | Congress to listan to special legis- Jation having t1 in view. purpose r Brookhart has This {s what = attempts to He he in mind emphas Aiffieultics. is & hecause as- er of the farm nd donbtless be- hinges talkir pires to be the lieves his future po upon the total of prejudice | and discontent ran create. It the prosperous farmie were really as s some of the 1 Senator Brook- thing painters have § would have to argue and 1 hart abont to attack rtom reduce ady had offic theaters ced tions of 1t many small emall towns are fo through th e exa Takit h those sma people | upon which the dominan organization of the state relies gislative pows resent the infl Thres U. & seaplanes, which will word | § ) the center mads 5 in s np of imet bush that rose t summer Al fall? couldn’t, in tet { and T know « 1 Aident sce et 1ot 1t is best ta prune them e cither in the spring or ofton nsed mak- cotfon cotton fire Frely Is the ¢ plain fac orbent t en damaged by or to ace “Rut Mildred, as least 1w v v (Prote 2 clonk till 4 *That life, T 1t Is the wonld be Why William ealled the Comm “Commoner nifi highest grade of treated ennings k your acean.” in Mildred st of my rproof make and T really woulde ! ERC Sl A with no T that I met t) 25 Years Ago Today purc land whi time com to make him mors reservolr on W ou: A up 1 cenp 3 is, so long. bov on ftle nock 1 We oving neece, The Jmportant popula Part At does Aunt ¥ st a form po pula- censns n't teeript Know yet b is t circulation in are under They Po The § raptd pro institut will | ot th Picture's Setthy a tried dictir tics remai pity b The ? Atlar Tat 20 Ba tude o8 and the \amas the 1 rticnlarly in wcciferum,” n the eddy el Sxerclace, Lathle and But his was ally he I3 10wn And 208, WAR day T think b more work f 00N a ork Ona f Wl T st no organs Slippery The William nsey; Wal- nod MAY START SUNDAY Ihes King of Apple | r's shop, and all | a lot of But. because the A New lor, tai t. on Monday day. She waa in the water an hour and & Dbaill this morning. day long 1 tfunny incideats. me Across (Copyright, 1925, Reproduction forbidden the | alzn | in Rom lich they | has | at| i lay from the A lovely day, beautiful scenery, a fine road—the motor trip will be doubly enjoy- ohle if it leads to a dinner at some quaint ‘iin_or tea-room. But the most charming cating-places nrc 1e most popular, and |hv most likely e crowded. You will avoid the (ll!\.lp]’l(llnl- aent of being turned away if you m:\ko dvance arrangements, No matter how far from home you wish » dine. a toll telephone call will reserve iable for you, THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE COMPANY BELL SYSTEM One Policy One System Universal Service the numbe: islands? . of motor vehlcles in the Sept. 5-12 Date Set to “Inger- | | lards had about 155 miles of high- | ways, fncluding ernment | | const he | o o rical |y { Andrew fall. | | {simple justiee | | [ United | fre | northern line the At {he time of the American occupation of the Island the Span- 27 (A—The correspondent I'aul Tarasco Parisiens Pau the famous military utenant road from San Juan to Ponce, and subsequentiy a magnificent system Optelg of New York, who is of macadamized roads has been| {ing the summer at his bir constructed by the American gov:| (e village of Louvre-Juzon, ernment, making a tofal of about companion filer, 790 miles ot well graded roads.|Coli, intend to attempt their There are 339 miles of railway in- cluding system that 1 encireles the island. some time hetween Seplembor ; four-{1s Mr. Orteig has offered a There are ap-|of 25,000 for the filght, proximately 8,000 passenger ears| qaraceon told Mr. and 1,600 trucks and commercial | o trans-Atlantic crulse Tas autos registered in the island, cossful he and Coll would Q. What 15 a quartz liquifier? | Gria i1 globe, crossing the A. Tt is an apparatus for extract- | cantinent to tha Pacific Ing gold from its ore, in which byl 4 returning to Irance by action of an alkali and high pres-|p, 4, k steam, gold bearing quavtz i8]y ioiane ma converted into a soluble silicate, (s Gt ¢ Q. How s ono milllon expressed |y o0 ool B n \nr Latin numerals? from Parls to Pau and back A7 by machine that will be used t trans Atlantic voyag fifths o t sure do cocoannt {re Von Hmdcnburg “ l“ From 60 to 100 feet. [TUNICATED BRerlin, A Hindenburg, day in T visit General has not s meeting §s expected at Ludefidorff's villa tn Muni Other old war colleagues n present at the interview hetwe president and the vepublie enemy. 1t I8 reported that the dent will offer his services fr the breach hetween Ludendor Prince Rupprecht, thus raisi sncinl boyeott of Ludendorft Bavar n 27 (A Judge Andrew Drew Douglas In connection with the puhl the will of late J. Sp the impression is given w Britain Trust Co. drew in it was named as its are not the facfs. This entirely and the late Judge George W. who as many know, was draw a very strong and ex- will, and in it he utor and to ser But {ll Tealth suddenly overwhelmed him and he was ob liged to give up all business cares e was counsel for Mr. Douglass for some thirty and an intimate friend for many years before that. I 1 it nothing more than to the dead that this te. Andrew , Intends this w the Ludendorlf, w to take vill Tutely was hy drawn able to cellent named ont honds, a with of officers, Girard, Kan., Aug. ut 1o give up t practice of luw vears, consid ing. He Nere visit E. to pu arrived Haldema Mr. on should 1 vestord Mrs. € m, ree W, M ‘my main my atte that T h have re to turn anay my literary ambtiion a chan expression."” Qbservation On The Weather —Forecast | Yair " ) nd ayv; ntinued cool; | to strong northeast winda, Conditions: The pressure long the Atlantic coast and tue Rocky mountains. It is lake region and wel to writing, bu sorbed my ve been unable low over high ong the Unsettled, in the coast. showery ier prevalls districts from Montana astward to Michigan and fair ather from Michigan eastward to coast. There has been a cided drop in temperature during 24 hours in the eastern ortion of the lake region and New The temperature at Port eIl from to 50 d Doston es to 54 degrecs and New Ha degrees § degrees, onditions favor ir weather vinds and not much ¢ perature. last England IR » deg for this vicinity brisk hang with northe it te rly | m- posed flight from Parls to New madding crowd”’ Start Atlantic Flight P etit says n, the t1rench flier has informed Raymond that he Captain pros York b and prize Ortelg that " Elice ry to Amerle acean way of scon went to Pau arrangements at the Pont« flight in ho en for a long time. the on ths Visit Gen. Ludenhorff —President Von who is spending a holf- k to ha ha place 1y he IRIIY bitter pre Sie 1 heal ft R by he it to do so. 1 the time when T have from the law and give ce and the the DARROW TURNS FROM LAW. 27 ——Clarence ace, and 1s looking forward to the quieter work of writ- day Juliue, who plans Darrow’s productions, . Darrow said, ion has heen to turnj to, the attention! T forf Your Children’s Health ve and gl 18 getting a square deal from > this term and do sfactory w apped nnsusy R Al t uld reme you? Ara fhe k? Or are uble that & handi on on your shington ur 1 n a simp burean has prepared tin en YOU fite HEALTH, at no cost our boys posture, he neck ¢ signs health! on uLD's ..ULIP COUPON HERE.. EDITOR, Washington Bu York Aven of the b ote u " H New HEAL eau, New Brita 2 D. ¢ EALTH, ge stan movernni e that s an th an Herald, and encloss here pa, or coln for same