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*1 will or affair* and tba T forth with Tha Ml to key awaV* to b* Ue protondac of the «aa wc mate oar rial ton realise that the Ideal aaaahore time la tte eatlre

The opeelas of tte eohooto ahuold act mark tte cioatac of tte rant WhOe thla do

While the exodus after Labor Day la not as g~eat aa It was la former years, yet there are thousands of Ttaitors who leare that eohld be tadneed to protons their stay. Parhaps It would be wise

TIKE TO QUIT PLAYIFG WITH LAW Hold-up of Paul train hy baadlta but a aboH distance outside of tte Wtedy Cty. and tte aenurtms of toot estimated at some IS.dM.dM aarrea agate to call attention to the tact that it la time thla oouatry quit playlac with law.jl

tte rights of the crtmlaaL It Is high, time that tte rights of the law-eLbldteg dtteeu. tte security of humn Ufa. aad the rights of printe property were gtren their day In court. Jaattoe la this oouatry aa administered by our courts, at least In tte criminal branches. Is largely a fares. Through the technicalities of law aad the subterfuges of some ski

fee aad a seriate prestige than does of Justice, almost any criminal defeat tte Intent of tte

effect hy aak-

law or

tag tte time talwaaa tte of crime aad tte date of pualah-

We prate about tte horrors of lynch law aad talk of tte enactment of agalast It (aad wa are ao of lynch law), but the tak

thla farctal admteistratloa of tte law la already wltaaaaod In tte earn of tte two labrites la Chicago who kid

“mental thrtir to be dertred therefrom. These youths contested

ware not only mentally sound, but of usual intelligence. The oonriet them of each of sots against them Is la of the prosecuting attorney. Yet. when that oft tor a trial at the earliest date | that could he given under tte law.

Imogeae—-Would you put poureelf for me? Sugaue—I certainly would!

gallows; d they would be executed before date eat (or their trial.

THE FAMOUS “Old Oun.d” of tte KepubUean Party Is relegated to tte rear and them some la tte orgaatoaFaahlons change often, but Sogerj ttoa. They hare all felt tte CoolIdge axe. wielded by tte forceful if not elere. Butler, aad they ham taken their medicine. Many of them are resentful and their reeeatateat days, win flare up rim,* aad time again

I of their party, see MABJON LEROY BURTON, the

customer. Many located right at home, in Oap County, have advanced from ocray by mnkteg their shops i tire. True of a buataem enterprise, ep-

a opinion of m unity. drtc interest in n town quicker than teauUful turroundlagn. It la ersy to boost s place when you know that

With this In mind, tte City 4 mlstionen of Sea Isis City mm wise move when they recalled tte water meters and eeubllsted a Rat water rate of $10 per year. The water plant la not conducted for pecuniary profit and It U hoped that tte property owners will take advantage of tte opportunity to maintain fitting exteriors to their p roperttoa. The city should reap far more dividends from the added appearance of well kept lawns, flowers, shrubbery, to overbalance any ficit that may appear In the water

be as deliberately

punished. The disregard of law and tte wave of Uwlemnem which has swept this country with growing Intensity are do» la smat to tte failure oi otx courts aside the specious pleas of attorneys and enforce tte statutes to tte very letter, regardless of those directly or

Indirectly affected.

If the laws on the statute books are not sufficient to meet some of these crimes, then It is time our laws

Dear Office Gat:

what la goad ter fruit-

tree worms. A B.

A B.: What’s tte matter with tte

jrmsT

Judge—Your wife Is suing for voree on the goo neglect. Why did you desert this you. Judge, did a rat la a trap pay

the piece

that put him there T

Yea. Rues oil, no man who smashes a dock would be convicted of killing time If the clock struck first. Fat men don’t stand tte heal tetter than the lean onea. but they seem to alt U out tetter. The artist and the forger have one thing in common. They I

their living by pen worfc.

Women really are superior. No

Mr. OooUdge la tte Cteve-

laad convention Is destined tor

state in public office should the Republican

and the bar would honor

Itself by taking the lead, not only in

advocating, but in demanding aueh could rhtriri"t»r while statutes as may be necessary to ae-'kicking hla wife’s shins under the

it commensurate with table.

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tk.t w, h,.. Id :hl. ■“'’t ““'"T* “ “ , ... ^ ^ U> D.ikf them mmple month for the there caa be ao ques- y OUB j er ones to understand and

Hon that tte promptness with which

criminals are try has its

1 tissue

1 In that conn- e.rjoy.

criminal It Is now es never before time that the public should mate its voice heard for law infnrremaut and punishment of criminals, regardless

of tte

no right

Bhi—You had me lik that.

He—All right, ni try It another

eray.

e them to agree on a dark tens ao that tte weary d

eaa gat away from tte high priced hotaie and go home. John W. Davis and Samuel Ralston are suggested as

arid hare that the Fnaidaat

like to see him at i proponed federal D<

of education aad WeKara.

vlfiad tor la tte pending plan ter ruorgnrixatioa of tte governmental

ALL THE BTFINO phraseology at « command of tteaa Deasoeratic landen skillful with tte pen will be brought into play at tte New York convention la drafting tte platform. Tte first complete platform which will be laid before the Democratic Committee on Resolution* came from the hand of Carter GUse, the Junior Senator from Virginia.

yenro ago before nominating MeAdoo and tte Virginia Senator has

that be will again be Denunciation of the Refer official corruption will

•sature the Democratic platform and a flat claim win be made for credit from the people for effecting sub-

stantial tax reduction.

HAVING VETOED THE soldier*’

boon* Mil. President Coolldge Is now trying to set himself right with those w*io opposed his position on that measure by Insisting that the Government lose no time In administering tte law despite the fact that Congress has made no money avaU-

w that purpose. Cabinet

concerned with the bonus Hope la a light diet, but stlmu- tav* been ordered to disregard Cop--UttB * grom ate cut red tape ae there will

aad this is tte one supported by i Democrat* In tte Senate, who p poeed It after Republican Senah bad turned down tte Harding pi

‘ " "it CooUdge’s i

pat of tiff Chemical Co.

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Now read tte Want AAa

W. L GEORGE AND HIS. WIFE

Arrow the Breakfast

HIS W

Table

M only BusU pretended. It might not b

*e ttUs you bluntly that ate doesn’t «*•*** ,»

terttoularly but ha’s tte rtcLast mao ate kao* •ssnss^S: w — *s •a mauitiex u ur tmUSZO* «

w tmr orfur o> ke u butt «“ 'ES M tk»t .D, Iotb Urn wbu >b* .’OB.-! •“JTVbI

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amre Is there to aayT • . ,ui

MR. GEORGE: What there to to it

m*rrtjLge, if it’s ^tag to be any good, shou.d founded upon rom^ttofauttaT to-teg^J

tost, but to marry bluntly for amney teg** 1 * that Susie to ao better ttea a attwet-waiter

ental Krorow, v *** Ofl. don’t be so slUy “to 1 : ^ r ® r Yh?^ kaow * °«»« can’t Uve without money, ao wto ***"£

tod"*- It? it’s all very wsU maroi' 4 ^

ananuc feelings, but they don’t clothe aad lead you. aad *“*' mse enough to know tt t -ru mak<

enough w maow u. j shoul

much happier than romance and no mom

MR. GEORGE: But think cTwtet MRS ntVtBnw. 7

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