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ffti entitled to the use 1 pubHaiilM ft of not otherwise credited in thfi hed herein. DAlLt NHWSrAPBft LEAGUE MAY 11, OX. Ms' imiutry re the in tffiV llaW of tax on goods to that efhtfrt: But (hb'fbrecast made 1 oh" thH Mil f'fh' 0 commit. the will confer, this week, Vjyit'h'', Mmnesotrt's state tax Raul, with view to developing nnlform lax on Wflln so that there will be no Duluth nnd of the committee are represented as de- tefmlned that the iViscbnsin port be given "nn, equiilchnnce with Us Minnesota coMpeijtOr the trfide In grain. The report of is likely.to vital importance to tbe taxpayers Of the state of Wisconsin.

Its development is a subject of Interest. If IS NECESSARY TEST. Due.to the wave of opposition to a ft'atidnfll defense plan's for such nn event this year.have been rfban- donert. and persons not fully acquainted with the purpose of the minded created -such a howl, militarism when the first day was scheduled, that the idea has never been successfully carried out in this If national defense day or niobili- Ration day could be given ominous name, the American public probably would take more kindly to the idea. We believe the rank and flic are fully in accord purpose which is pf npses' 1 men and Material Available in the event of armecf.CPnffi^^There Is npt the aggression in this because a few so-called rVa'jpGal ppli- tlclans saw a some and to In a false sitlon.

J' A qu has should In means of tind. 'Michigan le; Into a field frelt tilled. misslen has research and a number; have been i 1 already Ution, follp York. 'Among" tUnis that le 8 by law- students pt, following: the; system, of gunmen crlm- on reauS of ministration oirUcs.frpm the ad- br'irtiliml'' justice. prevent the'constant continuance of criminal tlfeirf speedy trial.

dp take the.BelBetlo^j,,qf jurors and ous wrangling il)' tb Indemnify ll. nf.V Abolish the right of'Kail after Conviction. (8) Suggest to It be at once more vigilant' and ntore'ruth- lepp In weeding out all attorneys Who use questionable melhoQfi. 00) Have med- Jeal testimony pr teBtlmony as regards Insanity op' attorneys, court Allow no other'jiiedical testi- tnqny to be heard. Establish a crime: mission commteaion phould study and 'present' to csoromunrtjj the Permit the appeal and one CM) In the state a treer han4 gs.

Stiffen-'sentences 4n has-. been presipnt Inw nnd practices, borne ttt.it by the condition of tho prisons. Michigan' prisons nre toll to the brim, and still they come. Prison construction and prison maintenance become increasingly burdensome 4o the tnxpay.ers each year, and this in no small part because the criminal InWs are flabby and are flabbily Globe. State Press Audrey foDfted rtt film, her "You treat tftM llfte a bnby she.

said, and 1'hi Ih'ed, 'n Mo'HfrVti 1 m'ind. AM like a baby, then, litdy bird." He turned to Pafrlsh. come with me ttott?" he 1 trt hiakfe nt the office. Audrey will see thot my bags nre prtcked for few days' journey. Itt the.

station" in time for tibtv o'clock train to Chicago. only glrtitce nt Audrey ly, fie the.flfst With a fold don't 9he?" silence, 8ftld thrtt, 'I the ntftfl "fWn StlW 4l aRo, and Miss htnfried the fnnfen iwHs hdS twins, rtbtfti6 yenrsf old ttmt we sunk is They turned off the ffft ten who vr Shaft all and the iiew nitfalc ori the ofgan Uatji'lsh rack In frottV lowed the' n'ldbr inari to the hall. They well dtvvvn the. steps, leaving a rather' sulky-fared girl peering at them through the Vclie- tton late that covered the. sidelight and to atj -atfbyo Sf'ftfS Jtitt.

She lyinf: don't lie," Mfiwsit Veplfed, "Afid don't fnre what you teJT whrtt you do. I'm llirtnigh bfttfterlflg Wifh you tte rhe deputy came ttr "What hhVfc fol 6Ti this fellow?" Moftofl ittkett yfv tHS youth, laconically, hoMlngf film Her6 to be identified by yrsu Hnd sevcrnf otheML 'j 'him. 1 nMd up the steep poslte side. Kll chewing tobnceo nnd look large bite. or! drew a ffohi Illin Niwc "You've sure mnl lady Iticfe on' your he ml nOCTttfNfiS.

(Oshkosh NorthweStefn.) It wns Karl Marx, Gernittn phllosn- pher, usilally regarded as the of the modern school of socialism, who in, tho last century urged the general doctrine that labor alone produced everything in this world, and the work of men's hands and nothing else was entitled to recognition and reward. It was he wMb'Jmade the forecast that the proletftflat, who have only their labor' will finally organize and the means of production will be seized and managed for the good of Russia has, just given the world's greatest demonstration of the emptiness of the Marxian dogma. Through years of suffering and poverty a population greater than that of the United States bos swung round the mad circle, like a squirrel in a cage, getting nowhere, until even the apostles of Marx have come to that "Das Kapital" was sheer nonsense, and that capital in fact is the. key to prosperity and progress. is no danger of communism up the world.

Quite the reverse. The tendency is for communism to open its eyes to the light, to recognize that capital and management are indispensable in developing material resources to meet tho i demands of a steadily advancing civilization. Every day brings proof of it. now, the eastern press are''' giving attention to case of John TPVainen, a ypung Finn, who seems determined to enter this country in spite 6f orders to deport hirtS as an I. W.

He" admits of the door. An unwinking Ariaona sun ben me down Upon Yuma ns Morton alight ed from the -train. Indian women squatted on the platform, offering an array of bead nnd bags and baskets for sale. Aior ton listened to their chatter, and Irt a moment joined the conservation speaking In their own tongue. Th Women, turned sfartle'd 'fdces to him "Still chattering Cho'ctaw," said voice behind' him.

Morton turned to face a trill, Solemn-faced man, 1) overalls and high "And I tell you that Isn' Choctaw," answered Morton, ns 11 continuing a conversation just, in tcrrupted. "I should think thai after thirty years in the desert, you'i learn the 1 The man picked tip Morton's bngF and the two walked to a batteret automobile nearby, and climbed In "Eighteen or nineteen years since you've been over this road," sa'icl the man as he started the car. "You haven't changed much, Harry. Lit tie gray at the temples. How's the baby?" "Young, lady now," Morton tolt' "You'd never -know her, Ell.

1 "And pretty as picture, I bet," Her Own JUDY DECLARES JERRY A 1 discngiiged myself from he did agitate their doctrine. But in I Jerry's arms and I face grow the expressive of the day, he as Issaid: "Please let me go "I quit, when 1 found it the bunk." And he adds that the' Tomorrow I 'come back if I. W. W. never did anything good for I wish-and tell you all abput the jinx the man.

and that it will be that has been following me ever since dead within "three years, of inanition. Here is a -man who has learned the lessoTi. He knows the 'hollow mockery of Marxianism. So he proposes to adopt American principles, and by the good old Liricolnian precept work for save, hire othe'rs to worl: for "him, and, become a Atypical Ameri- It is capitalism, and no Marxian- ism, that holds open to' everyone in the United States the eqUal door to American opportunity. Even Marx learned something of later days.

When he wiis forced 3to flee the continent of Europe and -take up' his residence in that liberal abode of caste and capitalism, the cjty of London. And peoples, generallS', especially in tH'e -United where laborers become capitalists over night, are securing a liberal effective education on the subject. Klipt Nature is beautiful. It is admirable for the a day out under the trees ind admire her beauty. But leaving shoe -boxes, tin cans, banana peels and other-trash doesn't help the.

fair face of Mpther Earth one Times-Call. Censorship of moving pictures by other than their producers would be another step on the part of our self- apppinted guardians lo compel us to Hv.e in the way they peint put. Reg- ulatlon gpes step by step, like a ladder. Racine Jpurnal-News. In modem times art that gpes into the making of useful things has been divorced from "fine" pr "pure" art arid termed "craft." But more recently there.

Is a premising tendency to restore the so-called crofts to their ancient and honored place in the arts; -and furniture, draperies, china and wall coverings are considered worthy fields of endeavor for even the greatest artists. Appleton Post- Crescent, Gradually yet cautiously highway offiplals are meeting the- advanced demands of the auto. There are twenty million of them' now in the United States, They constitute a problem of many phases and of perplexing difficulties, nevertheless they present no situation that cannot be ironed out through the cooperation of highway officials, and the owners of autos Fond du Lac Commonwealth. A nought Fur wrath UUIeMi Wie foullsli man, ami envy slaytth the silly a mlorugcphe who. himself to be caught- Jp a fit ot pae- 4 JfO tfce a criminal prosecution.

JMdse tbft right to to container near a roaij box here. In th(s. vai-- murked "Garbage" im-d to tons articles of mail and'parcel post were deposited so often thjjt the b'urbage box hu dto be I came to this city of ypurs. "Nbw I want to g'o Iiome. If you will let me go, I am sure Mr.

Hathaway will come over and tell you all about it in the morning." "My dear young lady you don't have to tell me anything. Personally I would.like to have you-prefer some charges' against a man' or men un known who came near killing you, but that up to you. 1 can't kefrp you from going- to your home, lady, if. I wanted to. But I really would like some information whereby I could jug those men." "Did'thej; steal anything Horn you?" "Yes, they, or rather foi I think there was but one-inn took' from me my purse." "How much money was there in it?" "A twenty-five dollars which I owe to Mrs.

Riley for my room rent. The however, Is probably I looked' nt Jerry. "Officer, I gave the purso to Miss Dean" this'morning and it cost two hundred and fifty dollars. It finest one I could buy. I gave it her incompensation for the insults she received In my father's restaurant when a purse oC hers was taken containing" two hundred and fifty dollars.

It is a long story, officer, and--I haven't time to toll it to-you now," cbntlntjed Jerry. "Besides I UUnk Miss Dean should he taken homo arid put to bed. I will return In the morning and answer any question won may put to me, for I am just as anxious to have found and punished as you are." Tho officer looked both curious-and somewhat disgusted. "Don't worry," said Jerry, "because I haven't lime to tell you nil that led up to this attack, but I will tell it J-PU in the morning. may Homo hearing'pn the case," sooner wo get the story, Mr, Hathaway, the easier it will bo to find the thief," "All right," said Jerry as he rushed me out to his "Judy," he said the moment we were on our way to Mamie's: "I want Jna- too.

lively. I'm rfern Remetviber wlftm you down here, hungry as were ibtlng n. canvas and it of paints. Ditched 'em "When, didn't "Long liefol-e -jgot Morton soberly. "Co.tildn't 0ncl( them over the 'Jfell mounted a hill, tottpciJiAVIth and steer down the Steep i how yoiV flnd bad -iluck, on-1 1 ft dw rts JoflK rt9 illveq, I guess." Arortoil Walked rtway.

Three later Mottfln Visited the slope bcVond the MlUbp. fhpro (jtk i iiRainst, th4 'fence, llttfeera oround the sun-halted Iron pickets. Bends of'perslHratldti came out on his brow ns he Stqod motionless 1 oVet-ything nrotind him but thrtt Wobk of stone. Fin- his) IrttrttlS With dfqbpltft? hcrtd. he, moved nwiy, whlketl to'the hilltop andfloWh and tackle it, nlifl Ihdre's goftd tuck -y waiting -underneath," hfe nie slope.

Ite did not come again, phlzed. "You fliid Aiidrey, The the l')w move swlft- nnd right behind there, there's your mine, Morton winced. "For fiod'a rtnkr, tft'lk about something elsc.I- Tho cnr churned throupli sand. "Too bod you, dfdrt'l iocifto here," mused Ell. "You ought -'to have come and Visited, ing that they're your It wns evening when the cluster of mines.

Mexican children" the road iii swarms. 'Ell straight to one of the tlrik 'shacks Ijy A. broad-shouldered ypjuith wearing a sombrero by j'tlic door. He wore the'badge in ly In Arissprttt. Two w'eeks after Mort6n'fl arrival in Yumn, a crowd and mlnerq heard the spokesman for ft jury glVe "-the Verdict of "guilty" Smith.

TWo days later, the snm'e crpwd heard the s.ame verdict on VT Morton talked to the yer outtide the courtroom after the trial. ifHIjffi to risht 1 said tfie altorneyt "The judge will give him about'26 years. never come out. I knew w(3s' court assigned me'to it, 1 kn6w." No one mentioned Morton's connection With Smith. Although the uty sheriff, and a revolyeri-lAilged on his hip.

story Wa4 "This.is^Mortpn," said desert of delicacy was too "Go on in," said the yputh stionp; to permit reference to it. ding Once Smith had tried to drag Au- A man Was'sitting on cot I drov's name into the record of the corner, elbows on kneesi n-ial, but the judge ruled it irrele- cupped in vant to the case at hand find as said Morton. The man's eyes', were' on'Ihij'Visitor but. he did not'move his''nea'd or speak. ica, you get money to 'como out.vhere?" "None of your gt'OWled the man.

the passeiigers, I suppose. ton settled back with a sigh of relief, the look that Smith shot at him was filled with hate. On the afternoon of the "So you dldcL't go to South I'Amer- of soton the porch ii'," Morton "HbSV" did i of the mine superintendent's shack, of the mine superintendent's shack, crazing out over the long stretches of deSol't, Which were sending up Quivering wnyos of heat. A. boy sauntered up with the noon mail, and'Morton looked it over "Nope," said man.

Hef.Vbscj idly. ho started. A large square envelope was addressed to him in. he had hastily'torn it open; ho you slowly, aiid lounged -in Morton's di-j rection. But the young deputyVput- side stepped in line of the door, and the man agn'in.

i i here," he said to Morton, 'you're going- to. get' me out.pfj-this could fool I where yould sonei two dfterv-ypil left. Yes, Was it you that got me I got it ptft of-Jolin Parrish, though "I nothing about it he mean ot word that in him Aim ton icplied "But'; I'm not goln. to got you out of this. lol just -V worked going, -i "Anyhow, "I you but I know there; Dirt Farmer Offersr Plan for Prevention The 'only reason ParHsh doesh't Nona's shVtw Was a she's got a chancfe to b0 feht and in cevue.

1 her fo'r- tune'q made, if She can just keep up the good work. "But I didn't write to tell you about "her I wrote to iell you 1 am going to Chicago to wait till you get back. It's too lonesome here without you In the cilv, least haMp Nona and the other girls.) Ahd I suppose he hanging'around. But please conie home. I you so.

All my, lov.e,. Atldrey. Morton smiled absently as he up the letter and put-it in'-his pocket. Then, he, went indoors and gotn. railroad Driving, put to camp a later, in' Ell's he txirned! to back.

"This is goodby to this" place, Eli. I'm iieyer Yunin 1 61osed God." -v" Eli don't tory. now -that i -away for, keeps; sci And like to see.voii you Can't say I you. But to; here. 'May be; nilss" i marries; BY CH ABIDES I'.

War foi any- purpose 1 illegal, and Uio United States -nor; any stall', tonltoiv, person, qubjcct to its lurisdjctipn shall prepare for, deolnre, cnjcnft'e in 01- carry on war cither conflict, Invasion nr undfartaking within or the United States, nor shrill any funds be' or, expended for such purpose. May of North- -Dakotfl, Stains co)v H'fiinsl wiitv ho set dhurrf afely It Isn't necessarily radical 1 to wijiij- But for one country, all by itsdjf, this turbulent world, to ilixnrm omplotoly, forget wU-it-little il ov'oi' Id about the nillllary art ii'nd irohibit -itself from over and In anger if that Hi't a radical suggestion, what i.sf'>t suppose It does seem littjo ndicnl at first," osreod Senator jer, when I asked him 1C ho didn't onsider it so, 'However, we all want to end; except, profiteers. Tfte' of- Nations and the and 'Initiate tlio move- pendently pierit." OC course perfectly posslblb for a country to prohibit Itself'from ongiigiiiK in war, but howl Is it possible for it to prohibit itself from bo- ing attacked? can't: itnngino ah attack upon us," said the senator, we disarmed In'K'ood ifnlthi--'. permit it. "Besidea, iTapijit)'," stiy, did shew signs of hal-d and bitter: tedious toil.

The of brow Is muscle oil, that 'forbidding crops to spoil. By turn of mind, and turn of -hand, am the one who feeds the land. My "gold," though not, 'the that's panned, is, by fi world of hungry, Theie's little else of life See, than the land that looks tp, me, to raise things as they, ought to, be. and yet, a free. a conscientious man p.w'en 'his 'mind- can't settle he has settled up.

"Right after you have 'calling, cards printed, it's Just your to "find. people at home. i Every housewife 'has a calling what -gets the kids to gome in the house when supper, is on the The bill, collector rang. the bell, There isn't any doubt, The'; wife -was sorry she was in For-'Shoi'tly she was ouf7 Husband leave rest of the CumV.y sit in on it at T.liey 3'apan- to. tljeir own, at our'expense.

1 why. tho prohibition bo cutting''off nni navy would In -a rejojiied "but w)ileli. profit to finaiicu you to marry me tomorrow morning, Court don't seem 'likely to i It is not safe to leave you out in the cold another moment without someone to take care of you," "Don't be In such a hurry," I said happily, for i wun begiriniiiR to like my impetuous lover very much. "You must know we are almost strangers." Ttt-MOftltOW; Jerry it. I think this method somebody must make a start.

We're. us situated it as any try, and, -better triftn most. we've taken the first step, I helieve the others' will follow Muybo the of will Jiuve (p have general agreement first, ttut wo can act by wars tfiem even now. This iiniendmont yjjauld Ivpad them -off, gesture havo Us value, too." "Do yotj reajly expect the amend- nienl's I asked, take eituciiiion," tirtmlltcd the "Quo of my constituents said to me the other day, 'My father saw Hie abolition- jPt, slavery. I've 'soon the adopfiPn of the Eighteenth Amenrtmeut, ferhaim my will see war ia radical, yes.

e.Jgo is ho? He was as a' KppHbllcan it Republican caucus at'the Just session of Congress decided that he Isn't "We proclaims hlinself the flirt the only At' 7 "mari le'S" Morton frowned! They drove the rest of'the way to the railroad Yuma in comparative sllen'c'e. cpol, luxury, of great fliv- Chicago was very grateful, after the western ran up the steps and tlje leaded glass door, to elevator-man grinning i his usual'sincere "Miss Morton, is out shopping, j.P J.UJIT, sir," said'the several hours- ago." Morton thrust his key of his apartment, of relief at the cool i comfort that nwaitefl and' five minutes later wa rbvelllng the delights of a' coUl shower. There knock, on the bath- turnQd'off the noisy stream and answered. "Lady waiting ''for yoii sir," said the shto can't waif Iqnffi I think she's "iii trouble, sir," W.ith a Ki'Miit; of Morton Jeft tlie ftii'd hurfled ly' into dlotlie'i' At-the top', of'the stairs he stopped, Aghast. father, who; 'the.

a.larni*' clock's-face, and put' tholbaby didn't i realize until he- sei', the. 'cat 'up 15 minutes. RoHed: stockings make an impres- 1 ithe knee. -have a good 'mind won't object. 1 II 11)4 ta 1 Left I PULt, THIS ONE COMMA A AOTOING was slttin'fif'Ilirtply'o'n a'lmll chair; 'her hat gone, and with! In her cradled By 11 At COCHUAN THE FARMER.

panels are rugged, calloused, worn; my niuspJss iJfvrd and labor torn. It sterns I was one born to. plft'flt of oatg ana wheat and porn, My face' Js by the sun. At Uuve grimly and MARK 'TWAS BLOWp'UT PE RIQD THE HIA -GARAGE' PERIOD 7 -TfJ3. QUOTATION' AIAlip ANY JACIC THAT HE PliJC.

IT HIMSELF -COM MA HE" REPLIED COMMA 3VIARK HAVENT ANY MARK. 'V" '(246) 'Naval Acadamy JSarid. 1 WMBB (250) and instrumental. WEBH (3.70) and (308) news; V. of Pittsburgh nfldrejs.s, WOSS (333) Sprlngneld, Radio CA.

(341) 'NUew Baseball returns; variety. WJZ (-155) New. "Grand Tpur," Alsp AVGY (370), WPAAM470C) Orchestra. WJ5AF New Yo Hour," To; 303), AVJAR (3000), WGR (319), (3801 38P), WFJ (305), WC'AE (4C1), (W), (54P). (-220) Chlcau'w and solpjsts.

WTAM WCCO (410), WOC Ovchestra (250) Chicago Orchestra and 'Soloists. (258) Now YVREO (285) LtJnqinft, -car features. AVGN (303) a Gondola." WBZ (33.1) Spilngflcld, (341) Now York Motor tours; musical. (370) varieties, AVOG -(4S4) talk. New, Musical.

To WGSH (250) (268, (353), AVEEI (47C), WTAM AVCAE. (401); KSD Lopez and orchestra. To AVCSH (256), WTAG WGR (353), (389), (545). re- AV.IR AYBBM. (220) (303) 'n Henry; Play Shop.

3AZ, (330) New or- i Spi'ings, i Atkf.t=v Baseball AA'RC AVOC (484) AVLIB (3Q3) Chicago "cbrrcU -arid KGO (3CG1) A aude'- vllle. KIIJ; (405) Los P. M. W.TAZ ((330)' KGO (861) Saii Franeisco "Wbri. dcrs pf the iristrunVenrtU se-, lectlpnsv returned to evening, aocom- 'Mrs.

Chicago SunHny panied by -her 1 mother, Wangelln, who will be' put under a doctor's care Darwin Culver, of Bancroft, visit- efl Sunday nt the homo of 'Jnrnes Cujve'r." niajiy frlenda of Joe McNjibb are, iRorry to lenrn'he Is still ill at his horrid. and Mrs, D. Rpgers ore entertninfrig relatives froni Clinton- Mrs. Amos will entertain the Kiiflles' chjij at the hall Thursday afternoon, Cook spent Sunday with parents, Mr, and Mrs. Almbn Fred Bentley returned to Antlgo Monday after spenaing the winter In this ylolnlty, Mr.

ancl Mrs. Blernure and' daughters and. Mr, and Mrs, Bruce Cook vero Sunday callers at the homo of Jamas Mr. ana Mrs, CooH son, of Bhlneiftpder. vlsjtecl: their aens parents, Mr.

and Ati'S, Alniona Cook, Swnday, Mrs.Feriton few days with their daughter, Mrs, rpHn The' yqun'g people of tfils vicinity njoyed the wejper vpnst Friday- light given by Miss SALESMAN SAM ALL BEANS DON'T SOU? By SWAN,.