Show This Week Weekly by ly ARTHUR BRISBANE You'd Like the Desert The Soldiers Soldiers' Money We Wo Shall All Aft Fly Soon One Kaisers Kaiser's Life HODGE IOJA MOJAVE VE DESERT Cal Interesting place this desert with marvelously fertile soil when water is added The writer has acres here raises alfalfa seven to nine tons to the acre per season loses Joses money at and does not advise anybody to buy land he lucre here e unless he wants to lose money or work the hc land himself But for climate beautiful hills and mountains strange animals jackrabbits bits coyotes lynx and horned toads giant desert turtles armored cactus and for contemplation in solitude of or life death and the tho vast eternity no better place coul couy l be found Amos and And Andy the solitude solitude soli soli- tude competing with Walter Damrosch's Damrosch's Damrosch's Dam- Dam rosch's concert and the carefree words of Happy Days Are Come Again If tr f you care to tune in iu In homesteaders homesteaders' cottages the supper hour is arranged J to tit fit the eastern time o of the household radio favorites And through the day while the man mau irrigates the wife listens to the news about fashions price of eggs weather politics crime etc Insanity among farmers' farmers wives has fallen of off more than 60 per cent Thanks to five great gleat services services rural rural mail delivery automobile telephone talking machine and above all radio Secretary Mellon tells the soldiers that it would take three thousand four hundred millions of dollars to pay their cash bonus and this would raise rahe taxes in general and upset the nation retarding instead of helping prosperIty prosper prosper- ity Secretary Mellon is the country's greatest financial expert What he says commands respect But soldiers who want their money In cash that they may spend it as aa they choose feel that if prosperity came when the nations poured out billions bil bU- lions for airplanes that wo wouldn't fly surface ships that never left the dock prosperity also might be established on a small scale by soldiers soldiers- s1 spending their few billions Amazed as he would be at the sight of a train of modern Pullman cars George M. M Pullman would be more amazed to hear th that t soon beyond a doubt Pullman and other cars will wUl vanish from long distance service tomake tomake to tomake make way for travel in the air For several years already the Pullman Company progressively managed has been experimenting with Pullman flying cars cars Its engineers working out plans lans for the 1 lightest possible con con- Recently In San Francisco Paul I Shoup president of the Southern Pacific Pacific Paci Paci- fic tic Railroad system told a gathering of contractors that the railroads Inevitably inevitably inevitably in in- In- In would be compelled in view of present conditions to Include in their work transportation of passengers i ers and freight by air by highway with motors and by water To the j I credit of the railroad men It must be said that they have done more to encourage encourage encourage en en- courage air traffic establishing their numerous air lines Jines than any other agency except the United States Post- Post Postoffice office The former Kaiser reach reached d his sev sev- second enty-second birthday recently He has haa seen both sides of the shield of fate The writer saw him for the first time at Mentone long Jong ago His grandfather William was alive then and Sir Morels Morell Morell Mor- Mor ell els MacKenzie was operating on hit his fathers father's throat to keep him alive aUve that his wife daughter of Queen Victoria might become widow of ot the tile Emperor Frederick not merely widow of a Prussian crown prince She did be become become be be- come empress and dowager with dignity dignity dig dig- dignity and a big income Next the young was seen riding In the Jubilee procession of his grandmother Voctoria He wa was dressed In pure white his well trained trained trained train train- ed charger was magnificent He outshone outshone outshone out out- shone the whole parade Now he Is an anold anold anold old man in ex exile le sawing wood for tor exercise He had much of ot the he will willpower willpower power of his ancestor the great Frederick Frederick Fred Fred- erick and could have been Germanys Germany's greatest commercial l emperor had he kept out of war But he lacked Fredericks Frederick's military genius You cant can't Inherit that He mistook mistook mistook mis mis- took the greatness of Bismarck and Von Moltke for greatness greatness great great- ness Now his sun has set and ond Europe that once watched and feared him makes its plans without considering him There Is the bitterness to to be nothing Gandhi is freed treed by Britain after nine months in a comfortable jail and is said to find treed freedom om oppressive Leading Loading Loading Load Lead ing is not Dot an easy task when of them Insist on killing the others and there is no particular particular particular par par- place to which they can be led Drive Britain out of ot In India lia and millions would die off oft or be bo killed ot off every year and and Gandhi Intelligent and well meaning knows It Un Uncle le Sam shot at a n British rum ship killed the captain and got worth of whisky Uncle Sam has seized another British ship the flab Raby Castle killing nobody this time and seizing worth of narcotics No questions asked about that But the British may well vell ask how we expect them to pay their war debts if It wo We in interfere interfere interfere in- in with their most profitable trade C 1930 II br by King JMJ t 1 l |