Show Today XO Now Knows To Knon's ToL C lie Pi-lie Con ider New OrleanS licar Orleans Colonel dring I BY 1926 1826 By The Star Co Hill Burbank Is dead and now knows more than he could coul l at concerning providence and tho He laid Bald in a huty ha ty moment that he did not belle believe an all and merciful God create weak elk human know knowing ing exactly what they would do dowhen dowhen when created and then Ihen burn them through all He lIe Bur Bur- Burbank Bur bank bank would not treat one of ot hl plants that l a way For tor his he waa with reproaches and many lett rs from well bellev era ers His doctor saYIl ay the abuse the lh old mans man's n lire He H was 77 how that it II 1 hard tor forus us even for tor sonic some clergymen to take the doctrine that Americans have a I right to believe whet what they I and express their beliefs Relic Relic- lona Ions can set act up I contradicting each other and each lis respected III a it should be But let anyonE any one nay aay you ou cant can't all be and I 1 think you are all and you hear bear cultivated his own garden made mado pIa plants grow v better than they had grown before did his work well Perhaps divine justice will forgive him tor SUit SUit- au that It could be guilly ot such auch cruelty as al would dl grace grace an Apache Indian on the war path This Is written after atter seeing Ne Orleans with Colonel boss ot New Orlean States as guide Colonel will Ill go to his grave 40 or 60 years h hence nce with that millions or should have lived and died without spending spending- at least 8 month In Now New Orleans It Is to him like living In Egypt the pyramids One hundred o fl thou thou- thousand thousand sand men an and 1 om women n of or French descent live In New Orleans Orlenn which means many things including per perfect cooking that other cities have not The old French cathedral Is b an and 1 tho he In which was wn the Louisiana 1 I ii a II museum of or Amer American Ican ican treasures and memories not equalled elsewhere We bought Louisiana by WilY a territory that reached from rom the gulf to the for tor three cents an acre the world orld record In real estate The first consul ot as Napoleon was then called must mint often wonder In hel en why he dill did not hold on onto to that p parcel I Orlean New Orleans li a city of or sun sun- sunlight light warmth beauty race I streeta that make Fifth avenue lor State street seem narrow lanes The people are cheerful courte courte- courteous courteous ous and energetic But Colonel Ewing Ewing- wants ants YOU to know first of ot all that New Orleans Is a leading American boom town He must have writ writ- written written ten the sign Blen that taxi 01 rivers drivers put on their windshields I 1 Believe In New Orl Orleans an Brar in mind and remember Colonel Ewing tells It to you ou that the gulf coast adjoining New Or- Or Or Orleans leans is the real American Others are Imitations knows It It Ir slow New York does docs not Cho Fifty millions of ot dollars including some northern million are being spent II ow on gulf gult coast Improvements fut fast express trains ghe direct service from and the gulf gult Try the Panama Limited on the Illinois Central Millions In money and people will pour In from Chicago the lake cities to the gulf coast coastIn coastIn In winter Inter disdaining other resortS ns the groat crowd from Phila Philadelphia delphia travels to Atlantic city Ignoring New York resorts Wise northerners with money are now prospecting seeking gulf bargains to devour H M r who owns the Morrison hotel In Chicago Is Investing two millions In his place at Coast Coast Beet Deet sugar men are down here that the soil soli deposited more than a hundred and foet deep deep- by the Mississippi iII do for tor beet sugar what it does for cane sugar Two this nation do now as liS the Dont Mean Maybe song sone says It should es- es establish es establish a waterway for tor steamers from New Orleans to Chicago and the tho other lake Jake cities And second the wasted waters that rush past this to the gulf through a chum chasm deep should be diverted and made to Irrigate lands to the west that need the tho water aler Colonel Boyco Boco Thompson 8 the Mississippi flood problem could bo solved by r sur eur surplus plus waters to western deserts Secretary Work who has energy and Is not Interested In the thO word Impossible should put his own and the army engineers at t the two problems Secretary Davis raised on the shore at St Louis knows that the proud old handling and controlling and would gladly help And President Coolidge could be made to see that the echeme would yield a profit for the people then he would be for It would oppose the wa waterway and It would make mako them richer You remember how bank bankers ers fought the federal rune If It you ou want ant to know about the coast Riviera beautiful ter- ter territory ter territory where millions will 1 find pleasure and red real bargains write to Colonel Robert Ewing owner and editor ot or New Orleans States |