The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 4, 1925, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR 'WILBUR IN WEST [OUT OUR WAY FOX DE LANS Sake AUNT TULLIE ,HOL DAT SNEEZE BACK “TILL WE GIT TER DE TOP A=) 2A GC ate qa DATE NAY ip Qs ‘ rO IMPROVE NAV ESM BY WILLIAMS || New Program for Congress Eliminates oii EL td Dangerous Weaknesses in Pacific ASHINGTON, July 4. "A comprehensive and co ordinated naval and air base program for the Pacific Coast and Hawaii, designed to remedy admit Published Dally wy 7 Publishing Oe. Phone Mate e600. Newspaper Eo Aerprive Agen. | his life work, believing that police depart- ments were in need of educated officials. He's right, of course | Police in American cities are nearly al- 4.:P POPs P. A. F you've got room on your coat lapel for another button, they'll probably be after you to join the A. P. P. P. P. A. Whazzat? The American Prohibition Protestant Patriotic Protective Alliance. William H. Anderson, former New York state superintendent of the Anti- ways both honest and brave, but all too often they sorely lack competent direc- tion. One reason why London has so many fewer crimes than Chicago, which is but O8 CE HILL? DISH YERE HARNESS WOAN NEBBUH STAN DE RECOIL. tedly dangerous weaknesses in that region, 1s now being prepared for congress, Secretary of the Navy Wilbur today is on his w West with his portfolio bulging with reports bearin These, which he is taking along fo on the situation, study on the spot, include alternative projects for Sar peapiiemnncnbvcmarenis mrss P Saloon League, is the founder, He ex- a third as large, is that Scotland Yerd al- Francisco bay and other West Coast points, as well a ‘ Sage blie a most invariably brings criminals to jus- the inside dope of the referees who watched the f plains in a public statement that he got tice. In Chicago—and this goes for al- Hawaiian maneuve ; " the idea while serving his term in prison, | most every other large American clty— | Before leaving | Washington i after _his conviction on the charge | the reverse is true. , Secretary tr held a series f of third degree forgery in connection If every man knew before he started to . of conferences with ranking t with the finances of the Anti-Saloon commit a crime that the chances were 90 As Thing naval officers and key men in Z i co rene Othe conference: E ae sus $ to 1 that he would be caught, he would 7 pate din Plage ees Re rere ( f By driving me out of a position with think twice before doing it. It isn’t the Look To Hale, of ths sscata haval SCRE f an agency limited to the liquor question, severity of punishment so much as the committee, were booked to take t he said, “the enemy has forced mo to | certainty of it that scares criminals. 7 Red ICE place en ro 4 consider other phases of anti-American- a Maca ae 2 Fundamentally the plan ‘s to i- i ” ae) ans Pree a co-ordinate our entire Pacific de x we DD A may be a | A Decision and Apology | PIBCE GOOPE, that im Greet | feneon Into a compact, or beauti SAM ita: kr chnoh cs te % | EDERAL JUDGE KENNEDY's un- | asi cap an tone & fa mach ated, whole, strong where the utiful thing, but somehow it doesn’t ; “Hi, | the average dry goods merchan’ need to be strong, and impre seem likely to increase sweet reasonable- qualified approval of the Teapot has been accustomed to look habla “whera the. national ness within these United States. Dome lease came as a shock to a great | upon as the “backbone” of the Saat makes eae is tub atiayme part of the public. Only three weeks business. Ten or 12 years ago pe 1 li Federal Judge McCormick's de- the ready-to-wear department ‘To understand the general Cal and G. W. SAE Ory» Suere, Page: began to gain on the pleco idea get out your map. Draw ; “ * cision in the case of the Doheny leases goods counter, and for a time it a line from Panama canal IMMEMORATIVE of the 150th anni- | had vindicated the public’s belief that looked as if the ready-to-wear Alaska. Roughly this follows the Fal | | corner would become the back the Pacit ast. Draw anot versary of George Washington taking command of the Continental army, Presi- dent Coolidge’s speech at Cambridge, .Mass., was not without its international, as well as national, importatice. the absolute necessity for conformity to these principles. I want to see America assume leadership among the nations in the reliance upon good faith of mankind. I do not see how civil- permanent progress on any other saved in the productive peace of In tho destructive war of tomor- nclair-Doheny transaction was not only illegal, but essentially dishqnest. Now the cases are back where they were. One federal judge has found the California oil leases very bad. Another Tho they grew out of the same inves- tigation, the Doheny and Sinclair cases In the one case nO ee bone But merchants will you that the plece goods has again come into its own, and one of them gives this reason statement of the man who said that whatsoever you sow in the line from Alaska to Hawail, and a third from Panama to Hawai This gives you a triangle— our “triangle of defense” in the Pacifio—with its base on our The old world and the new came in for | has found the Wyoming leases good. It ies Bait vei ete sian Nha hg Res eRe aly alecture. Was Washington an isolationist, | means that higher courts, and eventually - cepais akin hnost eke oer tiie .| |: aie Mime ete aaa ha _ he asked in effect. No, said the president. the supreme court, will be called upon to TI fe 4 grown-ups ere “making thelr | peak or spearhead of atecl—an He harmonized the divergent and conflicting Inter- make the final decision. HE BREAKING POINT. own” again | impregnable Hawati—the coun- Which would confirm the try culd rest fairly secure so far as that region is concerned. Tho Secretary Wilbur's trip were not precisely alike. schools, that shall you also js in the guise of a vacation. there was the evidence of a delivery of reap. he will personally inspect the Oi, 8 | navy's shore facilities on the money to Fall while the negotiations were in progress, In the other this was not proved in court, tho government ae Attempted to introduce’ evidence of it. But there was a still greater difference in the two trials. LIKE to laugh, and I enjoy Jidding some things that I BY N. D. COCHRAN I know of nothing moro tous to them, Cut the Comedy; Tune In the Truth his right to hug it to his bos om in perfect ITY the poor hotel clerk. His real problem 1s not to live on his salary or ts it the long amd patient hours that he tolls. It is deciphering the names of guests that register. And this muat be done if the room clerk Pacific. At present our “triangle of defense” in the Pacific is mere ly a series of disjointed and improperly defended - points. There is not one adequate naval station along the entire base | of this earth can look forward to In Los Angeles, Judge can't take too seriously, but 1 What you believe or what 1 | Now I think the Scopes trial : : Dus everlasting servitude, There is no just McCormick had the advantage of hearing don't seo anything to itugh at | believe may not matter to any- | Je something of tremendous tm. palin denotes Ane a A Poe es 2 ioe a en Ae. for hope. ‘was not the conception w i j y tn the Scopes trial, soon to be body else. But it does matter | portance aclence can recon- ; 4 . Washington had of life. all the important witnesses. Then he started In Tennessee to each of us. And we feel | cile truth with religion, and in- And 3¢--Jobn 7; Beith Beaty angle's peak, against which the So much for those Americans whose gave his verdict. In Cheyenne, in the | that { nobody else's business stead of shaking the faith of | | | acrawis his name on the regis- full force of any war in the | ; 2 " FY The iasues Involved atrike too ter, forgetting to cross the “'t” ae ts vi principal stock in trade is the theory that Teapot Dome case, four of the most im- desp into the hearts of the Whatever faith any of us has Christians tn a Suprems Being, po pore nd the tired | iat sea ee peseanintlel ( Sitiiauton were he president now. would portant witnesses could not be produced great mage of the people of this | ¢——————_—__—. |_ Justify, and. airenginen tha and harrassed clerk calls him ing fleet in this year's maneu- fall the rest of the world to go hang. by the government. Two were in France, | country ‘They may foke ab (wh FE lk Aartul thing ve ae “Mr. Snub,” the house is likely | vers. © And this was his message to Europe: another in Africa and another in Mexico | nirsiaar So Brags ich al Aa vat OLKS In‘any. event, what we want bd be We ea eee A congressional party {s now If the peaple of the old world are mutually distrust. | @d points south. Two came back after teea atte ee i A Ss - is the trathi One thing the de 0 Ket a “bawling ou! | in Hawali studying the problem, fal of each other let them enter into mutual core | the trial; two are still absent. Maybe | | TE SAYING |) sense in thin triat ty earnestly | Aeeie | Seeteall on eaten eee ees _ Rants for their mutual security, and when such cove- | these witnesses will have occasion to be I bave read concerning what | parecer |e OREN tae DROP EDe coun, f G bababred Spa ieborsiccy doy egal He peligaichag pam 93 ri heard before the oil cases pass into his- witless professional lumoriats FRANK 0. LOWDEN, former | YOUN People to got ol | son stow you the standard ta, | Sessions from a naval and mil Buch in course would be sure to endow the par. tory. Their evidence might change the heey pepper pole aed Seats. bo tipo pase eg oases | lieve what they want to believe | ble of depreciations that street | ‘@Fy point of view. The tlelpating nations with an abundant material and | Verdict. Be TIE Aiea DUE ak |< tite ls GagactesHotyine industry | and can believe, | railways make on their lines | Strensthening of these two key spiritual reward. On what other basis can thero be There is another marked difference religion. resecnably. otgenisd entfere [eee a eats man don | Crees Weer ne keene lssaaeqaass Secs ait epee ao finance a revival of Europe? ae te askd hea viz.: Judge fome ot’ the wise cracks | {0m !nstability of prices | cended or aacended from m | that gives the depreciations that | Undoubtedly be pressed upon Here we find a repetition of Ambassa- McCormick offered his without apology, sound about as funny as a jars via monkey or an ape. Dragging | the Seattle and Rainier Valley were next fall. dor H ton’s warning of a few weeks while in Judge Kennedy’s there appears band would sound at a church EBERHARD PHILLIP VON | monkeys in to be humorous | officials pinced on that line ep. Fred Britton, of Ilinots, ough: arnin, vee the following strange paragraph: funeral. NATHUSIUS, Germany, visitor: | only clouds the issue and helps | when makirig up a price to the | -®aking republican on the house er oes as 8 critical “In reaching a conclusion in this case AN over this country are | “Motion picture production 1s a | nobody who is seriously con- | city naval affalrs committee; James The new European security pact, erie: by Germany and fostered in a lightly altered form by Britain and ‘France, is in the balance. The various Parliaments have yet to ratify it. The president’s open advocacy of it is likely to meet with critiesm in England, France and other countries where the pact has its lem > ~ Here at home the speech will bring ase that as far as it goes the advice is tally sound. The Cops HE papers recently gave considerable Hi space to a college graduate who ed the police force in a Western city. we fully realize the degree of unpopu- larity with which it will be received. This is true, in the nature of things, because the great general public is reached only with the sentimental features surround- ing the transactions involved, and being | largely in the dark as to all the other | multitudes of circumstances with which the case is surrounded, and knowing with the rights of persons and property.” The “sentimental features” to which | the judge refers no doubt include the Little Black Bag, to say nothing of “Aples,” and “Peaches” and other fruity | aspects of the deal that delivered the thousands and thousands of sin- cere and honest chit bers to whom quite #0 much as ¢ urch mem- nothing means heir faith. It makes no difference whether their faith t's your faith or my faith faith. Some of them ma believe with Mr. Bryan It's enough that {t's their y honestly that the scientists are trying to take hobby of mine. Germany pro: duces the best motion pictures in Europe, but America ts far ahead of us.” CAPT, JULES DUCHES: French ship chief, visitor: I am amared and also pleased to acknowledge that San Fran cisco can boast the most beau. tiful knees in the world, When Eg Mr. Fixit of the Star Undertakes Here to Remedy Your Troubles cerned tn the educational value of the Scopes trial, Cut out the feeble wit and tune in on the truth. | ‘I Seen by SEEN that an Eastern aclen- tific evolutionist crows: “We've inguished hell-fire in the pul- pits!” He menna that the preachers have quit th’ Papers’ You wil find that the annual depreciation on trackage should be around 4.3 per cent. And Erickson will point out to you that since the Rainier Valley tracks are more than 10 years old the least depreciation should be 43 per cent. The company and the city have Listed it at 10 and 20 per cent And this ts one reason that Letters FROM STAR V. McClinie, of Oklahoma, a democratic member, and others, have stressed the importance of making this “triangle of de fense” {mpregnable from the air as well as from the sea. So the: proposed developments will provide for air bases as well. New Yorkers are getting up a “matrimony school,” to pre } raght thelr Lord from them; I ret to Paris I shail teil | pare brides for marriage. A lesh to the tender skins of our iso. | perhaps less of the great legal principles sid te; thay to had eda nte Ii caueriornal ft bavaraoue and lays | Erickson 1s not enthusiastic blow to almost kill father, since fpniste but, on the whole, it must be | which the experience of the ages has seriously perturbed. Certainly hibit the photographs 1 have || SEZ KITCHEL PIXLEY over the price offered for the he'll pay for school as well as 5 | taught mankind must control in dealing there's nothing funny about aocured.” | Sago of the Olymples | Rainier Valley tne, the matrimony. Readers All letters to The Star must have name and address. | navy’s oil into private hands, under cov i rth | ness on m: We rtv- * * | Ss, cov tryin to e iy part. We were ie explained that he intended to make it | of the dark ty If of Public Interest | The Earthquak | ing fast, when suddenly the x } scare sinners | “How unsafe Earth's founda- | door flew open and hse was 5) Mr. Fieit: At $48 Kinnear Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul. | hd hoe eck prog aiace | thrown to the side of the road. “ . place there has been a can of | Mr, Fixit: The ladies’ lava- | f | ‘We picked him up, unhurt mayb th: rank: her, | > . Answers to Y our Questions P) r garbage for three weeks that | tory in the waiting room at panieas ro bbe oe a ne er, Peis easy genta . they will not take away. They Pier 3 ta in an uneanitary con- | Sue yy it oplecibeczane Sabor htte an | Some may call it luck or good ‘| taka one dut I have tro, and dition, Can it be kept in bet- | 2 | | fortune that he did not hurt ight. Any: ‘ | 4 there ever a_ political o_o 4, they do not take one of them. | ter condition? He deity ered Wa live for our pleasures, | himself, but I think {t was no the “middie-of-the-| | YOU can get an answer to | ow much gasoline was con-| Can you Aelp me get this re- | OUT-OF-TOWN. | ‘ | less than a miracle. 4 , i any quection of fact or in. | |*¥Med in the United Staten in 19247| moved? Quid Eh ine Meath? Abbatenedt” will 7 | aes beens et (orl <-ae | At any rate, it was all the F 1. ; ut we ; teas applied to | | formation by writing The Seat. | | A. 1780,485,006 pelions The garbage department will | givy thi attention to whom the | Ee eee | lesson I shall ever need to be ; : New York ave, Washington, urns iba: insoles sonia Mo 89 Hevreanghaennt Wo have all around us | 3 note) wate te Seat k party who in the campaign of 1900 ee , and tnalocing 3 cents th | |.% West European oountry naa! have Immediate rele Sie. telah aed OHA hE {epee He Ba ‘The unsaved and the lost; am hoping this will serve to eal Ses ot Bee poor ena ve inhi No | |{he greatest expectation of life at siete west oops. tonsa SaWarisay eleedt cor aE ite fire is al- Losing precious moments warn others who travel with c . a ‘ birth? ir, : 4 might. ; little ones to keep them awa: They belonged to the radical group oregon gs reget | A: Recent: ptatlasics: fice Denmarte| | furnlsts. me withthe: name’ end < |. aiier’ mldmlonsl People | often font “But And atl Sh. oun iar fees thease 4 i aT that the 2 4 4 : he railroad p cara because they ‘ Beer ccjorme” Ja oon they| | ential. AN letters must be | | Mohest at $6.49 years, and Norway | Se ties inthe Northwest? | mot know the late achedule, | there are considerable others | “Come back, Oh, my people,” | MRS. HARRY RANDOLPH. q DM aie ke vecured only by ine | signed. | | second at 56.25 ee Gctacus yarteseie On oP WHITE'S PHARMACY. | who. Baye simply got to hear ‘The pleading still stands, | Grasse Weak. 4 Wapendent action. Im the election Of] WS ar, caople trom N 3 ania prentice in a roundhouse, Every 12 minutes between 12 | before they'll head toward near. | Oren weuletented | ae ; 1900 they cast 50,000 votes. Carolina called “tar hee? tt| @. In Kingaley's “Alton Locke’ a oN and 1 o'clock, Then there Is @ | “Qn hen there are sotie: whe, ME il mat | Qn the War Spirit Pics. ) description of an actual condition) write to these railroad com- ; scaled P } car at 1:80, at 2 and 3:55. . . A. Because of the fact that tar ta convinced that it's heaven any. one of the principal products of the how, cut loose with perfect dev: In plagues, storms and earth. Editor The Star: that existed, or fs it ly 2 i purely fiction? quakes 4 at cities in the United Seabe A. It portrays a Northern panies, all in Seattle: States lead in the amount of postal te. real condition , Southern Pacifit, Union Mr. Fixit: It ia now 4 o'clock ‘ F With defenses ropoganda receipts per day? Seas dedi e which ewisted, at Cambridge at the Posie, Great Northern and | (nthe morning, The aun ds just ae Rane Elias leuk ae se she Bad a working steadily andiwith eter: A. New York City has the largest] @ what in the cause of left-| im? of the soriting of the atory.| — ——___————| peeping over the mountains Grosbeak: -. Chat; cid sskingint elotat bane atin acne increasing volume upon the Wisse Ohicago the second largest. ee ne cause of left-| gaunders Mackaye 4s based on a CIENCE Moat deautiful sight, My Mia nat’ old vekinfln' Come back to your God.’ minds and feel: obi the none ef bega aneranese ane bh preven ten of] business man in Cambridge who|(o SCIED habit te to toabesclth-whe rising mee pretty decent in his —H. A. Barnhart, 229 Broadway, pie, bag pag Ma peo- © left- ” ; already ware Q Why are there 260 degrees in| "A" Right-handedness, of the abi. idl Ra piieailes de: | Faraday’s Work Saeed aetiKy Se Seiten Pevectot tieectio’ at, tls Coles aye spirit mantfesting itself again. { arse coe getncteg | 1, 19,86 the right hand more casily| Kinggley describes, Tr MCh ——————/ | the tong and abort day, But 1 | % Sunday, besido havin the liver On Civie Progress The uso of physica: force to 4 number toaa sele than the left, in due both to acquir- agi Jone the work of i he | Seared out of him in Sabbath Editor The Star: win a decision {s brutish. We 4 Targely because of the number of eq habit and certain structural and N America al SONNE MRROHARE SONU. © 2D8 Ti naa. “vainoe) the DUlble. hall seo this method working in th 4 | days in which the year was once! yunctional peculiarities in the hu-\,,% WY ts the Mason and Dixon's 20,000,000 men is done by North Pole in its swing to the pulpit hel Interesting and patriotio. ¢' working in the B ig ad eres jan. | tne #0 called? olectricity. ‘The capital invested south comes to a dead stop this fire has beeh put ont, Sim's Fourth of July subjects for®~| lower kingdoms of nature and at eee a handedness, Records anor that fats| A: It ® named for the Enpttsn| in electricity, in the United | month and atarts back. Why | been chargin widowa 18 per | thought, I suygest the follow. | thelr stage it is excusable, @ Can a corporation be sold for|4 per cent of all the children born|Cngineers who surveyed it in 1765-| Staten is over $13,000,000,000. doean't the earth keep going | The: icp eee mortgages ing for tho consideration of Ata certain stage in man's de . (mount in excess of its capltal-|in this country ara left-handed from | 1787 ‘There are over 12,000,000 homes steadly on sta rotation? San athe, tae Cates The Stan readers. ‘They all con- velopment, might wns the only aj] { an hen? s a On from ese se wired for electrical service, Elec: V. W. OLOUGH. couldn't drag Lem into any cern matters of vital importance right. Everything worth having Its stock may have in ; isbn Q. Who was Father Mathew? tric washing machines, cleaners, Can anyone give this brother ena) eae Daa at least @ for Seattle's progress and ius: had to be fought for, even a : A. Yes. Its atock may ¢ in- } d w cookers, sewing machines, etc, a good, short answer, Mr. Fixit barrel of bootleg in it. The only trate how our city js the key Woman's love. The spirit of ag- A. He waa Gheovald Mathew, apostle of temperance, born in Tip- perary, Ireland; studied for the Catholic priesthood, but Joined the creased in value with the growth of the corporation, In a well estab- Ushed company, doing a good buat- ness, “good will” 1s counted as an Q. In the boa a polsonous snake, and of what country fs it native? A. It (a a native of Central and Bouth America, It ia not poisonous, ponsibility of savin Lem.ao he'll #tay saved is in plenty of hell fire, bollin pits, and demons breathin brimstone fumes, in slow on astronomy, ius Weald GAG SMOKING ROOM for the whole country's pros- perity. 1, Seattle free harbor, gression was necessary at that stage of man's progress. q But great periods of time have are almost countless. All this fs due to the fact that, just 100 years ago, Michael with asset in the sale price and a money| but Killa by crushing dts victims to| Capuchin Minorites; was in 1814| Faraday, @ young research Industries connected and the | passed over our heads and we 4 CN ediiaatal bh Miguel this "ordained a priest and located in| worker at the Royal Tuatituton, STORIES ae Prannaren sans aa mediums for seouring the ame, | are beginning to feel a great and | Cork, where at sight of tha oruet| London, mado hia first effort to rere the gorilla in some of the great. workers en ge san tenes ve powerful force, Bverything ‘effects of drunkenness on the masy| produce electricity from a mag: PNET TTT eat sinners ain't goin to foel : A moe! for solv. worth while fs done thru its . of the people, he resolved on a cru-| net. His notebook, juat before ACK from tho dining car, propenly aateotsa, aa, Of cules ng wage and bonus problems, Wondrous workings. It is the sade to stamp it out; he atarted on| that time, contained this re: the smokers were combin- the bleger the sintse saved ithe 3. Co-operation as challenger ultimate aim of all anditie thru thia enterprise tn 1827, but it took| minder; “Convert magnetism ing their attention on the smok- fnd successful manager of it and it alone that world peace a year and a half before his mission| into electricity." He then proved ing weeds, “Gosh!” sald one of strife and crime; producer of Will become a reality. Its magic bore any fruit, and then it was ac.| that electricity could be gener: them, “but I sure did eat iike thrift, prosperity, good will and namo ts LOVER, happinoss, 4. Bymbols of our Flag, the Star-Spangled Banner: Love, ® farm-handl"’ "That reminds me of Carl, who worked on my father-in- companied with marvelous success wherever he went. He Wvet from| 1700 to 1866, ated by moving « wire in tho nolghborhood of a magnet, Hin experiments were crowned with ‘Wo must each as an individual fool this force within ourselves | all nations and all life: i Tay ARG CACM EET N A Thought J HY am I wearin’ my old suit of clothes? You ask why I'm, togged te be wuccess, in 1826, when he mado Inw's farm in Oregon,” sald the Tam purposed that my mouth peaco on earth and good will to wh i } out this way? Well, listen—I know where a cherry tree grows, nnd| @ What waa the foe pill of| ® machine embodying the prin- | mmoker from Portland, ‘Carl shall not tranagress, — Psalm mon, AXBL JOHANSON, A Teal as well ag, Im pickin’ some cherries today. * 18907 ciple of the dynamo, wre could eat, Hin gustatory xvilis, 622.25 Ploneer Bldg. pth " iy are the Father's © Dad got the Mepladder out from the shed and ho promised to join in| A: A DIM introduced in the United| From that time on, expert: advonturen excited sarcasm that eee @.0. @ be aM coee er 68) CRORE, the sport. Mom brought the buckets, and bonstfully sald, “1 will pay you| States house of representatives by| ments followed rapidly and, Jn got under even his hide, He IW meti suspect how much 0 t eeteemacba wil appear fn. tee a nickel a quart.” , | Lodge of Massachusetts, It provided| 1811, the dynamo was made | complained to noighbors about mero talk fritters away n Carelessness oe Pretty soft, buddy, fo sit in a tree and fill up the pails to the brim. | tat on petition of 600 votersin any| commercially useful when {t and nald my fathordn-law's spiritual enorgy—that which Bdltor Tho Star; Psat That sort of work 1s appealing to me, and I'l clean every frult-bearing |local dlatrict, federal offictais o| Gramme applied the ring arma: | folks were too clone for any une should be spent tn action It apace will permit in yo SeRRTONE Bek too are te iimb. both parties bo appointed on clec-| ‘ture, From this resulted the “Mhin very morning, ho nald, Apenda itself In worda—Ir, wr pabeniy swouldsika te walatarek Reg Gieaunoe ine Wea conings ‘Atter they're picked, Mom has promised a ple. Why, that by |taolf's| tion boards, The Dill was aimed at\| dixcovery that electricity would ‘tho missin asked mo if 1 know Robertaot: nolan euvehIBNcHlRnt Gave eke ho cowardly savage, but for the worth the task, Frankly, I think I'm @ right lucky guy, What more|the Southern States, where the! produce power, and the original how many ariddin-cnkes 1 had | CHES , fatal mouldunieor the teeny Ait bol Sie at RN AE x gould a young fellow nuk? negro had eee Megally excluded | werk of young Faraday took {ts et, Told ter T didn't, Sho sata Gov, "Ma" Ferguson has While we wore ihoterlog. 0 ‘ef nes ne Stee Hinvin' the pleawure of plekin the fruit, and gettin’ a pie, nice and sweet, | from the ni la, It avoused a storm) piace in history as ono of the T had of 26, It made mo ao wened the papers vindicating Flood canal, a short deen Ne at Then, 1 get paid for the cherries, ta boot~-but it doesn't include What|and tho Ff passed the house of| grentent of human events, Its darn mad that 1 just got up her husband and Jim will now My little boy, a si pa AAA eta ST8,| SORE oem ff representatives it never came to a! centenary i now being ob: | from tho table and went out to | begin to cavort, as in natural ( rete ORR etd Pi et standing by the door of tho oar, GLADYCEH B, CARLSON, looking out, which was careless. 62381 11th N. By ; norved, vote in the sggicte, work without any brenkfaat,' *” Mpopytight, 1925, for The Btar) when wifo lets go of hor cinch, / ST shtii iiaapecansncs sinensis onthe