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Show . M - tv1' WJ r M A v $Vydtt Ms- rM-- THE DESERET NEWS MONDAY OCTOBER 3 1927 9 It is becountries open trade advantages. lies ed that sober second thought on the pai t of the French government will lead to the londusion that these methods tn an effort to obtain tariff concessions are unit ise and untenable. PboM Wee. 1M Utah. tell Lite City, FabUated AfUfttCOM tocapt Suadar. At Audit Bureau of Ctroulatiou. hmbr VmI Oo Ob Oil BUBbCJUPTlON RATES. IMf tf lar Copies MILTON ::::: p14 la advenes) ; t io 7 I Csnte Utah. Idaho, lb above rata appirotherto stetos by mtL Wyoming. Iffyada, oar stonUt. for pubUcaiioo to Address oorrospoadosoo fbo Editor. and busts ftaad to fte KeSVt W.wateit Lab. City, Utah a4fUi NATIONAL ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES d Noea. Ua - Coda Rotk.nburg ot Strte Now Tark City M0 So. Michigan Bird Ehloooo.. Donoran Building -.to Coca Cola Bldg. Kumi city Ml Conetltutlon BuJlng Atlanta HI Victoria c. Loala Cougar and Moody. Hi Btggtaa Building, Lo. Ancle Molkrooit Building. Ran Fraueleoo, California. .07 Et Eatorad at tha ooatofflca at Salt taka Clt. I aaoond elaaa matter aooordlng to Aet of onaraaa March A U7I Thu Aa aorta tad Praaa Is sxclualvoly entitled to tha aao tor ropublioatloa of all new. as arodltad to It or not otborarlsa credited (a tbla newoaor. and also tha local nawa nub at la bad herein- - All right, for rpublloutlo s.aclal dlepatehM bara ara alao raawrad. OCTOBER 3, 1927. SALT LAKE CITY. 1 i GENERAL CONFERENCE al Ninety-eigb- lh Tb Conference of lbs Church of Jesus Saints will Christ of Latter-da- y in tha Tabernacle, Salt Lake City, Utah, on Friday. October 7th. 1927, at 10 o'clock ajn continuing with sessions on Saturday and Sunday. October 8th and 9th. The Oeneral Priesthood meeting will be held in tha Tabernacle on Saturday, October 8th, at Eeml-annu- con-ve- na 7 H W ELLLNG oclock pjn. and other reunions Missionary should be so arranged as not to conflict with tha conference appointments. HEBER J. GRANT, ANTHONY W. IVINS, CHARLES W. NIBLEY, i M ; ?' i I an A GREAT BENEFACTOR October 3, is the seventy third of the birth of the late al William Crawford Gorgas, First Presidency. quite generally regarded as one of the greatest benefactors of humanity and afthe fectionately called physician to STATE EDITORS MEET. He spent Ms life in the service world. of bis fellow men and his work is said to EMBERS of tha Utah Press Association have saved more human lives than that of IV1 have just concluded a highly succesa-f- ul any other man, except Louis Pasteur, who convention in thia city. These men discovered that germs cause disease and and women are among the most substan- certain measures by which they may be tial citizens of tha state, ever working for controlled. its advancement and devoting much of their al Gorgas stamped out to advertising its resource k time and talents yellow fever in the Isthmus of Panama by Located as theg ara in various sections of getting rid of the mosquitoes that spread the stale, they keep the world posted on the disease, and made it for the in their respective localities American engineers to live possible development there and comthan field better cover thia Bod perhaps plete their tremendous task of building the dailies published in tbs larger cities. the Panama Canal. He later extended his They get behind every worthwhile move- work until now yellow fever has been eradment and overlook no opportunity to at- icated ' from practically all parts of the tract capital for development purposes. world. His work has shown the people of Into asset an are any community. They the world how to get rid of malaria, which newsdeed, the county without Ks local disease is also carried from man to man by paper lacks much of the enterprise neces- mosquitoes. He pointed the way to the to the favorable attention control sary to bring it of pneumonia, typhoid fever and of those able to lend it assistance. .The other diseases that plague the human race. out dosed puny brought meeting just As the chief madieal officer in the suggestions for the solving of tha country United Stales Army during the World War, the result a and as problems newspapers Major-GeneGorgas insisted on a comeditors attending will no doubt be better cal examination for every pi able to meet these problems than they were prehensive man entering . ie army. The result was was held. before the convention that many men who thought themselvea fit to serve their country were rejected. TARIFF FIGHT WITH FRANCE Some of them had physical defects of which they knew nothing. Thus, AVID LAWRENCE, spioisl correspond-Gorgas demonstrated the value that declares eat of The Deseret News, of .periodio health examinations so that Washington is annoyed over the methods persons may watch their health closely and tariff to obtain in used by France trying check diseases in their incipiency concessions from the United States. It It was an untimely death that such a is pointed out by Mr. Lawrence that Frsnce knows that the executive branch of the benefactor of humanity should pass away year. But his unselfish government of this country cannot amend in his aixty-iixtha tariff law or provide trade reciprocity work, as near as it can be imitated, is bewith another country. ing perpetuated by the Gorgas Memorial The demand of France and the threat institute, which was organized and endowed to put into effect discriminatory rales in hia memory by prominent doctors and against the United Slates is regarded as foremost laymen throughout the country. a means of breaking down the tariff wall AERIAL NAVIGATION. so as to be able to pay war debts with goods. No doubt ill European countries would like to use the tariff a a means of THE United States is now operating, or to operate under rontracl exerting pressure on the war debt. But there will be no deviation from the policy 000 persons and covering a total of 11,170 of protection, at least, not until Congress 000 persons and covering a total of 1.170 meets, wben the chances are that the whole miles. Although we are behind the Eurosubject will come up for discussion. The pean countries, which at present maintatn present administration would rattier keep a network of passenger routes, connectits proteolivs tariff even if the annual pay- ing ail the principal capitals and carrying ments of war debts have to go by the men and goods across the Mediterranean and to the Near East, it cannot be said that board for the next few years. The people of this country do not want we are not making progress in the developa trade war with France or any other Eu- ment of aerial navigation. The mail service of the United States ropean nation. But if France maintains ber to schedules a most important part m preparis the doing adhering attitude, present announced on the ground that she is mak- ing this country for a greater extension of all Europe, aerial transportation. The express service ing a test ease In the interest of reprisals may bava to come and everybody now in process of development, and the mall airships are training skilled aviators will loee by aueh action. Franca it entitled to fix whatever tar- Vho will be ready in due time to man and iff rates she cbeoses. Just as this country operate the ships thaat will in the near fudoes, hut in fairness she is not entitled to ture be engaged in the passenger carrying discriminate against tha United States. This traffic. Present indications are that on the country accords France equality with "Day after Tomorrow passengers will be other nations In the application of the carried by airplane to ail parts of the Unittariff and wa have the right to demand of ed States The great (Paces of the sky France equality with other nations in the will be glittering with airahipi filled with men end women. application of tha French tariff. With the rapid development of airThe French government must know couu-fthis ports to suitably marked and lighted in all upon impose that any attempt certain articles, rates which it the principal cities of thia country our not exact from other nations, is an facilities will soon be unequaled and the invitation td the United States to way made clear for the further developinvoke the power of reprise!. Such action ment of aerial navigation which will place this country in the forefront in all branches would bring hardship to French manufac. turing Industrie and give to neighboring of aerial transportation. TODAY, Major-Gener- ral Major-Gener- U th li i i ; or -- ' Time. Notable In tha reunion Is Faria, consequent upon tha holding of the annual meatlng of tha American Legion In that city, waa the fact that tha graat miliary laadert In tha war ware and moat urgent In speaking of tha need to work for unlvaraal and lasting paaca. The apaachea of Marshal Focb, of Qsneral Pershing, of Marshal J off re and other officers war aa filled with tha demand that war be avoided aa could ba those delivered at a congress of pacificists. Nor was this Insincere or hypocritical. Aa a rule, the maa who have seen war at Its most terrible, sven If it has left them with a heightened reputation, ara the ones to dread a renewal of It. It waa General Sherman. full of alertness ad afire, who, after the Civil War, said to a gathering -of clergymen In Washington It Is you gentlemen In black coats who bring on war. We soldiers hsle it and do our best to prevent It That word had its echo at Paris lest week. Meanwhile, at Geneva the Loague of Nations has been redoubling efforts to establish security among nations, and so to do away with tha fear or threat of war. In a modified form the Polish resolution renouncing war as a means of international wap settling disputes adopted. This may not have any binding legal effect, and might ba thought of aa, under the circumstances, being no more than a pious aspiration, but at any rats it shows In what direction the hopes and longings of the nations are fixed. Moreover, the League, undte-- , mayed by the failure of the Naval Conference summoned by President Coolidge. Is resolved to proceed earnestly with the work of preparing for disarmament. Its commission, appointed to prepare a plan, ia to go on from its tentative recommendations of last year No still mors detailed schemes, which will be referred beck to the League, end then preneed for acceptance .upon the several nations. Thus there Is no reason for discouragement al the outlook. A great new Impulse against war, except as an ultimate and dire necessity, has evidently taken root In the soli of all countries. That It will continue to grow end to hear fruit fqy the healing of the nations may reasonably, and even cenfldently. be believed. fore-mo- leiuMHiiendation by Senator King of Milton H Welling, former representative to t.ongrths, for the place on the interstate commeue commission, made vacant by the resignation of Henry C. Hall of Colo- -i ido. will meet with fhe general approval of the people of Utah. Mr. Welling, who director of the Utah departis at prej-inment of registration, ia in every respect well qualified to lake hi place as a member of th's important commission. He i a native of Utah, is well informed on tariff questions as related to this section and also as a national policy. The interstate commerce commission is in oiganizat on and policy a body, supposed to have at heart the best interests of all sections of the country. Mr. Hall, who has recently resigned from the commission, is a Democrat and hia successor will unquest onably be a member of this party. President Coolidge might look the entire nation over without finding a man better qualified to fill thia position with honor and dutinction than is Milton H. W eliing He is a man of known honor and mleg rity, a convincing and logical speaker, and a close student of national policies, especially tha tariff question. The people of Utah might well feel honored in having Mr. Welling named as a member of this national commission whose work just now is of international as well as national importance. It is to be hoped that President Coolidge will act favorably upon the recommendation of Senator King and name Mr. Welling for this important post. Major-Gener- Lr jf. New York RECOMMENDED. .. ui Moving Against War; 1 4 KobI fn - V al st A new apjirit la stirring la ancient Egpyt. As tha traveller enure the station equare of Cairo, ha aeee a symbol of thia new spirit caught by tbe sculptor's art. Ancient Egypt Is represented by a figure of the Bptynz. staring ahead In atony rilence. Modern Egypt Is represented by a female figure, mending beside the Sphinx, stretching out a pleading hand, trying to rouse the Sphinx silence end unconcern- from 1U ege-ol- d Describing It more literally, the Bpbinx stands for Egypt, the Nauvoo, Robert B. Thompeon was appointed General Church clerk, instead of Geo. W. Koo-insoas Almon W. Babbitt appointed to preside over the Church at Klrtland, Ohio, and a committee was appointed to organise new stakes for the gathering of the Saints. IMS The Prophet Joseph Smith gave a dinner party in the N'tj-vo- o Mansion to about 200 Seims. IM7 The Saints in Q fi. L Valley were organised into a stake of Zion with John Smith aa presi- female figure for The Spirit of Egypt. This symbol holds the world eround; everywhere, the United BUtee not excepted, the' eager spirit of the present strives to rouse the apathetic Institutions ef the past. Every university Is s Sphinx. The Spirit of Learning must evsr strive to keep It alert. Every church ia a Sphinx. Tbe Spirit of Religion must ever strive to keep it alert. Every government is a Bphynx. The Spirit of Statesmanship must aver strive to keep It alert. Every factory Is a Sphinx. The Spirit of Craftsmanship mmuat ever strive to keep It alert- Every step an Idee or an Impulse takes away from the one Individual to the large Institution means more caution, more compromise, more striving to find the loweri common denominator of a medley ot Interests and wishes. An Institution Is a menaca to courage and creativeness. A lonsiy prophet, without family or fortune to look after, holdfollow the gleam at truth and ing no office, needing no votes, cancave It. right, can lose his life tn order to A Urge Institution has lands and buildings end budgets to protect. t membership of many minds to conciliate, a prestige to look lg7g General Wm. T. Shermaa and party arrived in Balt Lake City on a visit After an Interview with President Young and visits to places ot interest in toe city and vicinity, Oen Sherman and party left Balt Lake City the following day (Oct. 4lh) 1841 Apostle Orson Pratt died m Satt Lake City 1885 The great Eisteddfod was opened in the Tabernacle, Belt Lake City, continuing three dava. 1888 The first state fair In Ut opened n Balt Lake City. 1806 Mrs Anna Warren Perkins, a Utah pioneer of 1850 .died in 8at Lake City, aged 07 years and Mrs. Elisabeth Hill Maugh-aa Utah pioneer of 1822 died in V ellsvllle, Utah. 1808 The general conference f the Church convened in Salt Lake City; it waa continued on the 4th, 2th and 6th. 1810 Mrs. Emmeline B. Wei1 waa a chosen to succeed the late W Smith as president of in ReHef societies the all the Church. dent and ChsrlesC. Rich and John Young as counselors, Charles C. Rich was elected chief military commander in the valAlbert Carrington was ley. e'oeted clerk, historian and up uty postmaster for the cir jn John Van Cott was elected marshal. 1S50 Three companies of emigrating SainU were exposed to the fury of a tremendous snowstorm near the 8outh Rasa fiuty head of cattle perished. con1818 The 8th 1841 John W. Damson was apference opened in Balt Lake Ctt pointed governor of Utah In his opening address President 1848 Capt. Dante) D McArthur's Joseph F Smith asked for a vole No inetttution ia ever courageous or creative save ea it ia made to sustain the authorities in Church train of Immigrants, to be by a masterful leadership. e the endless struggle of the spirite can Florence which had started from erecting a new temple on the Hakeep the Sphinx-likof mas la to find end follow s leadership that waiian Islands. Aug. tth, with about 72 wagons, institutions of man alive end alert1814 Mrs Margaret Young a Utah arrived at G. 0. L. City 81m pi souls, simple enough to think life is run by logle. ,wheo Col1848 Vice President Schujler turn anarchist, pioneer of 184 and mother of they realise this tendency of all organisations, j fax and party arrived n Mali Brig Gen Richard V Yeung souls gird themselves afresh to house the Sphinx. Lake City, en route from Califordied In Salt Lake City McClure Newspaper Syndicate. e nia to the east. Later Mr Colfax 1820 The first Sunday school in Salt Lake City, convendelivered a speech from the portico of the Townsend House, Balt ed In the Bureau of Information, Lake City, in which he praised temple block. the industries of tbe MormonS" 1888 Announcement was made la The Deseret News of the honorpeople, but denounced polygamy. This led to an important open able recast of Elder John Quincy Babbits, Turtles, Peace. Adams from presiding over the correspondence between Mr. Colfax and Aposrtle John Taylor. Samoan mission. con1878 U. 8. Grant president of the 1884 The 92th No Poor Mans Place. United Btates, arrived in Balt ference of the Church commeno-e- d All good flivvers go te oo Uege waa on met Balt He a Lake Lake in visit City City. towns when they die. by President Brigham Yeung and 1814 The 07th Try Los Angeles. commencat other the Church of men, Ogden prominent adThe only cause ocean flyers The president left Balt Lake City ed in Balt Lake City. vance la the cause of theee who That Is the Place. put their faith In battleships, e e man didn't Primitive talk Tb Deiertt Newt does not so sex. Hia vocabulabout much necessarily sdorM or comary was limited mend all of Mr. BrUban'a conclusion. Hia tditorlaJa ar The difference between stalling aa expression of pnfcltsbad and petting ie that stalling is Fixation of Power of Reserve Board Asked. opinion of tbs world's bLb-- st done in a priz ring Instead of a salaried d!tor. By JAMES G. STRONG coupe e e e State. (United Congressman from Kansas ) barBY ARTHUR BRISBANE. Going over Niagara In a (James George Strong waa b ore at Dwight, 111.. April 2$. 176 rel Is a good stunt and a barrel Star tbs 1127, by Co) is still cheaper than an airplane, (Copyright He was admitted to the Kansas bar in 1 898 end shortly afterwards HODGE. Calif. Oct 2 This is organised a telephone company an d a power and light company in Marshall county, Kansas For fifteen ears Strong served as assist written st Hodge, Cal f . on the From the files of The Deseret Newrs. 0 desert miles ant attorney general of the county. He has been a member of Con Mojave back from tne Pacific ocean, 2,0o0 gress since 1919 from the Fifth K ansas district). OCTOBER S. ISO 7. This abo has it. arlter fet rate controversy ready delegated are sufficiently Announcement wee made that within bought 2,004 acres hore but Jut THE rediscount not ad vis you to Invest. Some day two days the Tampa mins and smelters demonstrated the necessity targe to enablo the Federal Reserve to be Influence the genfoot of desert will this every would be rloeed down, in Bingham for the passage of the bill offered eral system prtce level within wide limits. green, but It Is not a place for quick to throwing 4S0 men out of employment. the in last direct the Congress, Obviously the only equitable and money making,, no place for the It easy to select the most Scarcity of fuel and Inadequate transman that cannot bring plenty of comfortable chair Its the one oc- Federal Reserve system as to the sound policy for the Federal Re y Is to strive to stabilwool-.portation ffactlltlee was given as the money with him little servp wife's cupied by friend policy It should strive for In fix- ise thesystem level. s cause. This should be price dog. ing the rediscount, how It should the avowed and mandatory aim. Will Hava, movie moderator and conduct Its market has asked to writer business operathis Then to open men. get king, farmers, who Most of th peoplo loaf A special dispatch to The News from him a thousand acres or so here to do otnethln for th masses mere- tions, extend Its moral advice and wage earners. Investors and all othAmerican Ferk stated thsl the Chip ot otherwise over exercise Its powers ers who are so vitally Interested tn keep and forget. Paul 0houp, long to feel benevolent, man Mercantile company roller mills the volume of credit in use. the Southern Pacific, with millions ly dollars will knowing what had been deetroyed by fire of undeterThe direction In the Federal Re- buy, would have thlr of acres in this region, will be askPeace would endure In the Balksomething definite will Borne serve mined origin, causing a lose to building act to fix rediscount rates so to count on and could govern their ed to oblige day Hays ans if the little nations could overbe pleasantly reminded of his as to ''accommodate" business and transactions and arrangements acand contents of $20 070. coma their antipathy and proximcommerce is so indefinite and cordingly. I am satisfied that such but it is not for the little ity 4 0 0 buer or tne man anxious to make meaning lees as to amount to no a policy would do away with 90 Burglars broke Into the store of Bailey a living now without working too No wonder ths armed Mexican direction at all. What Is needed per cent of our labor troubles, A Sons. St east Second South street, hard.' bad man was shot In Chicago. A is a definite policy prescribed by would go a long way toward perthrough a rear door and were about to law, leaving the means of achlev mitting the farmers to work out It is a land of great delight Aft- terrible than any, is on the hori-so- ing the prescribed aim to those In their blow tha safe with dynamite when they difficulties and would practihave in er tour well, as you brought are omens "The all plain control of the system. discovered It unlocked. They stole cally abolish the business cycle electric now s they were In 1907." It i started your This does not mean any enlarge- with its alternate booms and available cash and escaped. pump throwing into your reservetr to be a war from the air. ga sufment of powers, as the powers al slumps. 100,000 gallons ot beautiful water focating whole cities. Instead of The general conferencs ef the Relief very hour, to see vigorous young bullets a few thousands. town stll fighting the Revolu- lized man will have nothing te alfalfa protected in Its outh bv a Wholesalekilling society opened in tha Assembly hall In Instead of retail murder tionary War won't tolerate alien fear except man cover crop of Util sedan grass, cove e the morning with President Bathaheba competition Smith presiding. ering acres that were barren deaert e e e Wells confesses that he was surAmericanism. A faith, as old as During the afternoon one makes and Offhand we should say there are the nation, that there all! always year ago, sagebrush when "that profession of the lund-caveterans held a big reit worth white to invest money that prised ruthless insensitive mediocrities, 2.220 812 people at present sitting be time to rebuild a scrapped navy union In the Fourteenth ward meetlng-houeyou probably neer wilt recover. the military profession " allowed in barber shops who can tell ou after the next wap starts. m m Forhow the world scries will come the great wr to happen O O o There ought to be 10,000 little tunately. Is a chance that out. An Arkansas man was stung to there El e e e Willey of this city was houses for retired school teachers, Wells may be surprised again, by Attorney I death by bees, so you cant blame shot In the thigh by tbe premature disfiremen, policemen, clergymen and an almost Indefinite postponement everything on the night dubs. other scat'ered of people of In deserving the hands of that tig gas wsr. What everya shot gun charge over 20,000 acre about here, sur- body expects not hapdoes a companion while the two were duck usually Being a leader la China seems rounded by a million chicketis and pen The world s greatest power, to consist ia taking what meaey Hie Injury hunting west of the city horse our turkevs in any Riding be offered and then saying. high finance. Is better organised may was not of a serious nature. ' Sic direction over these soft desert flats than em." ever, and knows what R did and hilla you meet nothing to re- not know in 1907. "that war doe e mind you of mankind Jack rab- not pay. ruins even the winners, Correct this sentence 'T have SIMPLE FOOD HlBITfl bits as fleet and almeet as big end would lead next time, to govman "ict th who hates tyrants three daughters." said she. Maad small deer bound ahead of you over ernment confiscation of capital." will give his kid ca.or oil and renot one ever snitches my silk and cactus sod lurk- The kings ruled, they did not have fuse to take it hr is'f. the stockings." Parent should give particular attention ing sagebrush coyotes start in pursuit and war If they did not want war. With 6 4 4 e to the early formation in their children of thank you perhaps for rousing the finance ruling and not wanting Savages and wild beasts are (Copyright 1927, Publisher preferences for simple, wholesome food, as- rabbits. Desert turtles, as big as war the deadly ga war may be gone; germs art going; soon civi Syndicate ) serts Ethel Somers. dietetic expert, in an a milk pail, draw in thetr heavy postponed Indefinitely heads a you pass cootes turn article in this week Ijberty. "Small chil- them eat off the under shell, Meanwhile the little private dren will denve lifelong benefits when eat theover, meat: ants clean the bones) war, developed b tbe big war and to exeat the taught simple foods, writer The shells make good bird houaes bootlegging, thrives and constantly suitable foods wholpsome "Only plains tn methods. Six bandit? This Is a place (or men with improves should be prepared and thej should be held up the Los Angeles Merchant money or real workers At the Lo, National bank Saturday. Five mf served without comment. recently, the blue rib- carried each a shotgun, the sixth "Discipline is needed to build up ser- Angeles (air best alfalfa grown any- stood in the and called viceable habits as well as in modifying un- bon for tbe was won by the Hodge attention to a doorway compact little madesirable the writer continues where, ones," whom this place Is chine gun. of which brothers, for he handled the The mother must regulate the child s food named. When the war ended tbe Customers, familiarly habits just as she would correct any short- two brothers took land hers as trigger their for deposit money bringing child homesteaders and under the H Jut before Saturday closing, were coming. Most of all the act they cleared their lined up against the wall Bank desires to have attention. Scolding for not dlers landtbslr lend, dug wells, built s loo 060 employes were ordered to lie flal eating his vegetables in many cases gives gallon their on the floor inside the wire cage. reservoir. Installed him almost as much pleasure as would pump, all with ther oen hands, They all obejed except R. C, Elpraise. Success should be praised, but fail- sleeping at first under a lean-o- , manager of the bank. A liture ignored, except perhaps, by withhold- working eight hours a day for oth- liott, tle low to obey, he was knocked to addier some men then which likes item as he lire, dessert working senseless with the butt of a ing If a child persistently refuses to eat whole- tional hours on their own account they get the b'ue ribbon for some food, tovserving it m disguise in small And th finest alfalfa In the country The six collected the cash and portions. Be sure that it i; tastily prepared This Is a good place for men will- drove awav in their automobile and presented so as to appeal to his esthetic ing to work Ilk. that, but they are also stolen If Mr Wells Or anysensibilities. not numerous body can find a may to discourage those little wars of which finance Boy o.nllU for it, d!lcato baaqoet Th. wonderful place to see Ie 0 and business are the victims, finHARVEST. then for raw pungency. Los of west here miles Angeles ance and business will be much ' There Is the place to go, taking obliged. vaaiRa teaaa hare Only grade top money with you for Investment Oh. lovelv days and lovelier nights: Colorado tte true raailla flavor river, New York Clta real estats Is Harnessing tha The earth lies tn a golden swoon now certainty, thanks to Hiram assessed for the coming year's taxbig with the fruits of her delights; and tte of (tea ga ctelcot PreaHoover Herbert and only Johnson, at ation fifteen hunthousand fir Now is the tune of Harvest moon. idant Coolldgs. will double Los dred million dollars. Thai is alinto ScUUiag Vanilla. That, values within a fsw years.. most equal to the debt of th UnitStill cool with green (he blue grapes clus- And with abundant, cheap power. ed Btatea, and it's fifteen time why it. rare flmror dee, ate fad oat Los Angeles, now sixth manufac- what that debt waa before th ter. ia baking freezing. In six with war. But apples mellow in the sun. turing city th. country, thousand Industries, will rise rapAnd black and yellow bandits bluster But th fifteen and a half Bilidly to supremacy. Able business Where pears have Milan one by one. lion naaaamant rapraaanta only g men, Julius Rosenwald, of Flrastona, tbe tire mu; email part of New York real aeDahlias flaming velvet glories tata vain. New Tork ha. th. Goodyear and other big conmiH their and cerns. nod upon stalks, haJ a real aetata boom. Tha wleeet Including th powerful Gossip hugu Lou ml teeter, cannot Tbe humming-bir-d V- whispers his stories ry Ford, ar building uao Is abundant, Xnbor eatuea. Angolan plants. walks. Between Thirty-fourt- h salvia the Along blazing rents and living art sheap. and h nod nod etreeta, there la no coal problem because Eighth and Third arenuae, rich Many marauders find it good you do not need coaL Th man people from all over th United rows. Tbe corn in establishing plant here Is wins on Btatea till th. hotel, and epnd And solemnly from out the wood hia awn account, farsighted and n thetr money. o o Bound the hoarse conclaves of the crows benefactor to labor. H. G. Wells Is useful because he The yatao of land depend, on the to not afraid to let hia Imagination amount of money epnt on that Theres ecstasy of gauzy wings, work, and write down what It tells land. Th, future will mo Now Poignant since it is past so soon, him. The average sun to afraid Tork corner. Mil at fifty thoumnd And all night long the eboms tings te say anything he cannot peeve, doltorg a front foot gad mere. That A paean to the Harvest moon. by eemeone dead ltd or 1.0(0 will make good elngle taxer, Katharine Allison MaeLOsn. but It cannot te help. years. Wells ssye anoCier war, mere j n, atmi-annu- Bath-sheb- semi-annu- ftr. deaf-mut- TODAY Twenty Years Ago. semi-annu- al semi-annu- al coa-feren- see , . so e, n. rt e. ol : ewe Its huquetHOT STRENGTH ..ratter -- nm Aa-gel- es tears-Robuc- k; unr m, fa-tu- ro Fifty-nint- we. V Schilling L A A el S |
