Show A o By Albert Payson Terhune £ t a those utterly unexplained exploits which would!! test the credulity if They they weren’t proven to bo true co far toward showing that dogs have a sixth sense unknown to us— and that it U not a mere homing sense such as birds hara In Asheville- North Carolina lived Bobble Paradise with his parents ’and' with his adored and adoring chum dog laddie Bobbie and Laddie were the typical “small boy and devoted to his dog" They were saw the boy each other' When you the dog was certain to be close chums at hand In brief they were sense of the word when la all the applied to a boy and a dog yWOULnWANDEB OFF Once in a l while Laddie would wander off Into the hills la search of rabbits and would be gone for 'But alperhaps a couple of days’ ways ne came! back to Bobbie and to their jolly! romps together It was only oh such rare hunting were separated jaunts that the two Then In May of 1927 the Para-to dise family moved from Asheville Cedar Bluffs Nebraska a little imore than two thousand miles from their North Carolina home Of coarse It wisl arranged that Laddie should go along Bobby would never have consented to leave his spaniel behind him wherever he himself might be going But on the morning the Paradises set forth for their long Jourbe ney Laddie was nowhere to most He had chosen that “found unfortunate time to set outi for the hills on ciie of his rabbet hunts Bobbie entreated his parents not to start until- the dog should come back But after as long a delay as possible and after searching vainly for the rhissing' dog they were Obliged to start for Nebraska with' him out V - Bobble was heartsore and miscomfortto be erable He refused ed Life without his chum was hardly to be endured His parents consoled hint as best they- - could new dog by promising! him a nice at -Cedar when they should arrive Bluffs But Bibble 41dnt want a nice new dog He wanted Laddie And Laddie was gone CHAP WAS BRAVE J The little chap was brave But his parents could see the los3 of his chuni hsd cut deeply into his Spirits Months went by before he ceased to grieve for Laddie Even after'a year and then another year had dragg?!Lpast he stillst remembered and loved the long-loand would net allow any other dog to jtake Laddie’s place Meanwhile what had happened to Laddie since the day in early Many 1927 when he had trotted smugly back from ihis rabbit hunt in the hills and had found the Paradise house shut and empty and the family gone? Nobody knows There was nobody t6 explain to him what had happened to the little boy who was Laddie's human god Laddie vanished That Is all there la to tell with any absolute jeer-tain- ty concerning his adventures during the next two years He was i - 4 v ? Ft-- ' Y j 'l I ’ i- ! wat-erspa&- iel i j a staunch and and self-relia- nt to po'iwerful dog land was accustomed was his That for game foraging only equipment for the Journey he set put upon That was all doubt- less that kept him alive On the morning of the sixth of May 1929 Btobble Paradise opened the front doer of his parents' house at Cedar Bluffs and prepared to ' I 4 n r - a Z two In California Have black bean ' sodp every night Jtor dixmer 4 o'clock until: in the afterSleep i 4 noon Never talk over the telephone Edit a country weekly By ALLEN QUINN Automobile Editor Own at least two dozen dogs dinner one Have an (Associated Press Feature Service) DETROIT— (AP)— Keen competi- night a week tion In the automobile Industry See only three shows’ a year’ 't keeps manufacturers constantly on And no movies at alt Have a porch hammock facing the the alert Design performance and inno- afternoon sun vations of competitors are watched Bar all advertising over the radla closely- and when one car comes Never get out of the berth on an out with superlative performance ocean voyage or a change in construction which Wear nothing but dressing robes takes the public fancy It is matched Imprison tailors who do-not follow In other makes of cars closely instructions " This tendency to match perform’ Have a private one-cha- ir barber ance has been apparent for years Shop Several years ago it was found that Make it a misdemeanor to ask only two makes of cars in America anyone on a week-en- d yachting trip could climb a certain experimental Force cafes and hotels to pay hill in high gear Engineers went waiters decent salaries I to work and as a result there were Pullin Permit dogs only two cars the hill defied the man compartments and drawing next year Now every car made rooms- ‘ t in this country will do it v custom of Abolish the exchanging four-wheel The same was true of Christmas gifts brakes When the first Make everyone see the Ring Lard-he- r brakes appeared a few years and tSeorge S Kaufman show ago they immediately caught pub- “June Moon’ lic fancy Some manufacturers felt Have Irvin Cobb drop in every them unnecessary and said so but time a party was beginning to droop the public’s will prevailed all Banish singers Competition to keep in public a race Make horse prison betting favor is seen also in similar body offense f a new When types body distinctly Thfey were the typical small boy and bis do g Wear a monocle style appears it is watched close-eve- ry Have Paul Whiteman’s band play one of these tricks—tricks ally--I- f it-- “takes” with the public Start forth oh an errand for his g “Rhapsody not poslbly have similar body designs are certain for breakfastin Blue" ' mother But) he paused r on the strange dog could 4 soon was known ithreshold Something afterward to appear The rising who anyone puts sugar felowly anJ stiffly from the doormat Paradise was convinced at last Be- etraight-eig- ht engine was an' ex inStrangle M combread took end D It ts public fancy rs DOQ New York yond all question the newcomer ample traight-eighto Force followed rap carry change Orhat “some hihg" was a half-starv- was Laddie The womout dog was other Send my wife a corsage of orchids black spaniel whose feet taken into the house and was fed idly Production methods in the fac every were raw anc bleeding and whose and his bifeeding feet were washed evening too is followed closely coat was matted with briars and in wltchhazel and warm water and tories Hang people who insisted upon laboratories Automotive was were a engineering given bandaged He cocktails after they burrs He w is In terrible condihaving people are to create say “No thanks!" to lie in In a few days constantly striving tion Bobbie looked down in pity soft matrecovered had from his fatigue new machinery land devices to Make banks pay trusted employes at the poor creature The dog he who handle large sums bigger sal feebly wagged his tail - and tried and seemed Naturally to Jump on the boy Weak as the two the aries entire years spaniel was he was deliriously hap- thousand determines trend in the miles Had he lost his engineer py at sight Of Bobbie and was f Lunching fwith a cynic the other automobiles cast a to had for about and way true canine showing nix' 4eU&bt in he watched a mother and her day 44 time before long finding it again? fashion actress daughter occupy a nearby same not queer likely The This was not a case of a’ stray That is to one” he wagered table “Ten to his which him PEDESTRIAN instinct PRESTO! guided houseon a dog cadging fawpingly before the' that soup comes every master would have preprobably holder in the hope of food There will know from her around MOTOR CARS STOPS body was nothing Df the beggar or the vented him from straying far out she Is on the conversation that of of line his travel flatterer abou this animal He was MANCHESTER stage” (AP) England— It is much1 more likely that at crazily happy at sight of Bobble He won iproject to make The boy stooped idly to pet him various times and places along the —A push-buttsafe is the world for pedestrians Then he caught sight of a queer route the dog had been caught and Wisdom fr6m G K Chesterton: given a trial little triangle of white hairs under h 3d been tied up as a pet and beingconsists of a traffic signal con- “The greatest asset for a writer It the dog’s thrqat reminder of a scar h ad to wait his time for perhaps trolled from the sidewalk by a with a big or small audience is the Bobby knew months before he could escape and was so happy could take up his interrupted pil- pedestrian about to cross the street rift of tolerance Writers who use to see him fHei himself was every grimage But never had his fixed As soon as the sidewalk button is he power given thenv through the the light signals “caution” rinted word to indulge personal bit as Jubilant as was the dog For purpose wavered And ' at last he pressed sneers or give vent to and then1 “stop” he recognized bis lost pal Laddie had reached his goal Fifteen seconds are allowed for spleen are as cowardly as thepersonal craven The boy's houts of amazed Joy TO FIND WAY HOME to reach the opposite who fires from ambush upon the det the pedestrian lather Paradise Fred broughthis Dog's have been known to find Curb then the signals automaticfenseless” to the door Bobbie pointed to the their way home again when taken ally the road to motor arms dog he had gathered into his off But Laddie had 'never been traffic and until j 45 seconds more In her ”tragic little volume “We and announced excitedly that the far nor was there any ex- have elapsed the I sidewalk button bereaved Nebraska in Helen Kellar has as her was bedst his beloved starved poor way in which he could will refuse to work Thus pedes 3’oreword: “Suffering and death are Laddie Paradise tried to persuade plainable known where it was or how to trians and motorists are assured an ihe greatest teachers of mankind” him that suqh a thing was impos- havethere or that Bobbie was there even break Sf sible and: that there was a mere get Says she also: “Believe when you him for grieving chance reseir blance I don’t offer any solution to the SET p OCS ON PORCH FINE RECORD puzzle— any more than to that of For ahswe: ' Bobbie set the dog the collie that found his way from According to the National Autoon the porch again and called him Indiana to Oregon a few years ago mobile Chamber of Commerce San by name - Laddie obeyed the call But the story is true And Bobbie Francisco reduced vits motor fataliat once Then Bobbie gave the Paradise and his spaniel chum are ties 30 per cent last year During commands fprone trick alter an- united and happy once more after the first eight months of 1929 there were only 59 fatalities compared other that he had taught his dog two years back In Ash rville long ago Withwith 85 during the same period of (Copyright 1929 McNaught 1928 out hesitation Laddie went through Syndicate IneV Competition to Keep in Public Favor Seen in Body Types all-Mexic- an '! r Season I boo-poo-pu-- taxi-drive- i on : ‘ 1 1 re-op- en -- -- ' ' ’ I t s ’ i ed — One operating' company plans to i ing 10 planes to Florida for the- ' ' coming season and is busy now obtaining passengers to fly from New: York ©t the southern resorts i HALF-STARVE- s i - every-mornin- h " Tla-(AP)- well-behav- ed i ’i MIAMI Like birds many airplanes migrate to the south in winter 4 They are drawn by the winter colonies of Floridamnd other places in the south where business is booming during the winter season Aviation activities here are two or three times as great in winter as in summer many companies and In- dividuals' taking planesthere for the i l z1 AIRPLANES MIGRATE tSOUTH IFOR WINTER : four-whee- United-States- - 1- tenna similar to those used the ’ - I receiving trans-Atlanti- c broadcasts is enabling the?All-Amenc- an Lyrio radio research xpedition to conduct directional tests in the wilds cf Bomea There in the Jungles 20 miles north of the equator Harry W Wells engineer of the expedition strung i up 200 feet of wire to construct this type of antenna “By pointing the antenna toward the station wanted we get a 'decided directional effect" he says Tl have been able to work stations In Australia China and i j : VHICAQO — A directional an- - BtNEA ScrrtM ' w in O ariNTIRE By had my way I’d— Live six months In New York two in Europe two in Texas and 3 - ? fj They Cannot Arrest You For Dreaming IN MOTOR GARS ADDIE mi1 a black water-span--f the hero o one of ieL AIDS EXPEDITION - GOVERN TRENDS Laddie the Spaniel that Traveled 2000 Miles He-wa- O M’INTYRE’Sh IMPRESSIONS (’ do not follow instructions t allow who '’'I-- would Imprison A ' lire most unhappy that there! is “Strictly ' nmething for you1 to do in’ the Moon" vorld So long as you can sweeten Dishonorable” i another’s pain lift is not in vain" - 'Shavings: Otis jSklnner has had openings in New York!-Grover Whalen likes gray caviar ev-r- y Two of the day for lunCla lggest magazines have “thumbs down" on ghost writers Knute L The biggest pay Rpcke blushes 'or a chewing gum endorsement ent to Will Rogers $25000 Spaghetti Is an Italian dish’ And chop suey was invented by a San Francisco ’Irishman John Jr always has a pin ptor Rockefeller so in his coat lapeL I Ed Wynne may retire and live in Italy Another-bloci tong Chinese between Forty-sevenand Forty-thir- d on Broadway Named for the old Palais Royal Frederick E Opper is the oldest active cartoonist At 72 he is: still He origi’ batting them out daily bated “Happy Hooligan" and and Gaston” An absorbing story Tof Louisiana swamp life (“The No Nationl Girl" by Evans Ben- F Holzman one of Wall Broadway’s popular theatrical press agents quits smpldng for three months every year! Just to keep cofttroi of his will power Ashton Btevens’the St Jo m Irvine of Chi Icago knows more stage stars per’ ‘sonally than any other American critic And they all like him George Gershwin is quitting jazz to J J otto Kahn as write an opera usual is backing him New i York’s two big theatrical hits are 263 i i :res-taur- ant th j ’Al-phonse - : WILL BE DEPORTED and (June WHEN HE IS JUDGED j ' PORTLAND Ore— (UP)— A mod- era Philip Nolan Poe’s famous “man without a country” is waiting lathe county jail for some place to go He is Steve Kindred Oregon’s “man without a country” as far as Immigration authorities are concern- - -'ed He was bora in Poland at least It was Poland when he was bora but after the war when the map of was remade lOndred’s Europe home town was in Rumania These two countries—Poland and Rumania— have not decided which is going to accept Kindred upon deportation from the United States for illegal entry Mary Nolan's success is p: Broadway forgets a past that street defender-o- f Mary Nolan made her “comeback" In Hollywood not on Broadway And Hollywood does not as "Broadway always does refer to her as “the foraer'Imogene Wilson? New ‘York theatre-goin- g these days is largely for those who can pay the ridiculous prices for the less than a half dozen hits The hit attractions play to S R o while the others are in the hands of cut rate agencies So profitable- is the cut rate business that many cut raters are sub rosa producers of shows To such depths has the Rialto i: if-eith- er ! - CAMEL BOWS TO AUTO ON DESERT i The biggest- - legitimate theatre owner outside of the Shuberts is A L Erlsnger He evidently sets tha inevitable finish to the theatre Rumors grow he is soon to convert all his properties into movie houses Tor silent and sound pictures f' ' Louis Sobol gives birth to t sonal rhapsody in the G “Autumn is here The orange1 and pineapple trees along Broadway BAGDAD — (AP) —The modern Aladdin in the Near East has na magic carpet but America’s industrial djinns have provided him something as useful — the automo- ! - bile ' have donned their: colored foliage and the bluejays no longer flit and chirp in Times Square althou& here and there the pansies st bloom and tbe oafs ana rtnies still huddle about the Palace r - Bagdad sees the camel bowing to progress1 It has become the center of automobile routes and thousands of motor cars nose out into the des- ert where before 1923 not a single tire track nad been made Eighty-fiv- per cent of the e ve- hicles operated from Bagdad are of American make - —half Persian and half alley tie calls it Hafiz All (Copyright 1929 McNaught SyndiAnother columnist has a new cat cate Trc ) ri s I N RIOTS IN ZOO ' ST LOUIS — (UP)—The Rhesus the family has been disrupted andhave several individual members been placed fn cages by St Louis authorities The authorities however ate zoo officials and the Rhesus family is a family of monkeys Whether ills politics dr religion ’that has disrupted the family is not known but it has been noticed that -f- ollowing the oration of a member of the family he was promptly “ganged” by his cagemates and and lent bickering lowed ' When the and the’ quarrels became frequent keep- vio-quarrel- ing Examine the Dodge Six in relation to other cars at its price ' ' " : arid you will find Dodge dominates its field Its superior gs” "ers’d litary 44 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)— Salt water a perennial bugaboo of oil field operators may contain chemicals with a value comparable to the oil it f ifequentty adulterates Oklahoma City’s new oil field Is the site of a plant Dr Otto V Martin a chemical engineer is building to recotfer valuable material from water that manyoil companies Yive away as worthless Dr Martin contends that salt water properly utilized Is worth more than oil itself The problems of recovering and purifying chemicals in the brine he says! have " been ! solved “These brinfes long hive been known to contain useful chemicals' he explains “but their economical recovery and particularly jthfeir PU' rificatlon and 'form always havi presented a problem” A supply of brine is believed to underly the Oklahoma City field Chemists say It will yield not only a high grade cf common salt but magnesium bromine iodine ahe other chemicals These chemicals can be broken up for recombination into stui more varied products Proximity to natural gas resources also makes possible production of othef gases and chemicals such as chloroform through combinations of chemicals with natural gas Tests of salt water In other fields Dr Martin says have started plans for plants in South America Ontario California Ohio and Kansas - - ' ' WASTED SALT WATER MAY BE VALUABLE B I : ' : j FULL-SIZ- E found in any other car near it in price i Ollly PLYMOUTH WHAT car in the lowest-- ' t I i e "v I Body i ’ i 4 without joints and seams to sq u ea h and u ttl z wea th er-- : I i t t K I i ! - BANKRUPTCIES SHOW DECREASE IN 1929 OSLO Norway— (UP) — There were fewer bankruptcies In Norway during the first nine months of this year than during any corresponding period for the last nine years According to the latest official statistics on bankrupt estates and estates carried on under private arrangement the number of former amounted to 638 and the number of the latter to 184—a record which in both instances is lower than In any year since 1920 At the same time the number of registered claims have deceased correspondingly -- "I- "WHAT car in the lowest- priced field offers weather proof hydraulic brakes ? 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