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PAGE FOUH LS (MICH.) DAILY PRESS NOV. 18, he scanaba aily ress A Mornrnt Daily by I'ailjr Company. Inc. JOii.N F. NUKION, and Mintger tiHMiii l.udmgton St.

nd mattur April 4. 1909. a'. tir paatofTica at Michigan, under the Act il V.arch S. 1871.

Mrmoar of Fraaa Wire The Aaanciat'tl exclusively entitled the for publication of all newa crediied to fc or not ereditai) in thia paper, and alac locai i ewa putltahed therein. The Daily Freaa it the only daily paper etduiivt field of population, covering Ikchooicraft and Aicer thoroughly, with branch and carrier (yatema in Maniatique, biadatone. Multarne and Newberry. Advertiaing rate on application. Michigan earde of Home Dalliea NatJobai Adverticing Kepmentattve StHKKKfck A CO.

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on Aid to Farmers ITH Congress in lor the purpose of enacting legislation to aid the farmer. it is significant that largest business organizations country has announced the cooperation with farmers of more than 15u0 commer- i lal organizations in an attempt to help solve local larm problems, especially the marketing of small crops. In an endeavor to be of assistance to agriculture, rcial organizations for many years have been sponsoring and aiding whereever possible the improvement of their ea agr ovcmei gra It now appears th.it ride-spread and has taken through a constructive pro- Sevi ral commercial organizations have made special surveys as those of dairy, poultry and fruit production in their sections in order to obtain definite information as to the prediction of these products well their market outlets. Instead of merely assuming that more dairying or an increase in flu raising of poultry was advisable, or that their particular section was adaptable to the raising of fruits or crops of various kinds, it has been considered advisable to obtain basic information to the extent of the development of these enterprises before setting out to entourage an increase in production. Such surveys invariably have proved very helpful by supplying information which has enabled the commercial organization and its trade-area farmers to undertake a project in a well planned wav, and with an assurance that has resulted in many cases, in the further development of enterprise on a vary satisfactory basis.

Through these surveys many instances have been found where some contemplated self-serving enterprise would not prove economically profitable to the community. Cities and farm areas have learned from sad experience that the mere building of more factories, the increasing of acreage or the number tit crops, is nut always a road to financial success or community development. Such experiences have led business men and farmers to Meek the cooperation of each other in formulating a constructive program for agricultural and comtiH nil interests. Aside from agricultural planning, the promotion of good roads has been a great factor of development with business men and farmers These groups have ated in working out legislation and securing its enac tment. Farm legislation, too.

has been jointly worked out in many instance- and successfully followed through proeesses of enactment. Calf. hickeu, and pig clubs being siiceessf illy sponsored by a large number ot commercial organizations. Lxhihits are at county fairs and other noney contributed annually by organizations in summit of being piares. TI: commerci various ment anti sum Man I i i hi prises, tak lugs i i es a a i I.

il ii act i vit hut if Hit nusii gaining other busi: taken, the results. procedure hie them by Winter Sports Meeting inter committee of Cpper Peninsula Development Hut will meet at Munising on Monday, Nov. to du le dates and foi the carnivals and other events to be held the vario li it le-. The meeting is being held suffic com ii and bob-sn a re i i 11 ri i 1 ti i up 1 lii yuite naturally this thuMusin will spread wiiman section of the coutil At land a 11 1 a I vv 11 1 i from Boston, New Vuik and large eastern centers not then and Wisconsin should draw Detroit, Grand Hapids Chicago and othei In the Upper Peninsula, that protide type tb luu demand will th And railroads and bus lines will promote travel to only those communities that arc able to offer the kind of program the pub lie wants. Hits A A TTKMPTS to sortire anti-lynching 1 lation were not long in hitting ii snag i jafter ss convened at its special ses siotl.

Southern congressmen, knowing the deeply-imbedded prejudices of their con stituents against the colored people. started an oratorical filibuster as soon lie federal anti-lynching proposal was presented. Hut nevertheless unwillingness to en atitl-lynchlng legislation is actually the expression of approval of this moli crime. While it can be easily understood why the people of the South become en raged when the commit offenses, particularly those against white women, there are courts set up to determino who are guilty and what punishment should he administered. In the past, too many innocent persons have been the victims of mob wrath.

Most nf the lyuchlngs have been committed in the South, whose representatives in Con gresa who uppear be quite willing that such practices he continued without impediments. World Affairs Reviewed IlY Ml 1 11 The House That Cost Too Much Jack to Build Sort in Paris but the whirligig has given this a new The revea 1er Is Andr times Premier of Fran to so again tried to reveal ganlEer of the de Feu which had a rebirth Manager) bitten" is an old tag, of Hitter French politics twist "The revealer Tardieu, several and ambitious man whoso actions he is Colonel de la lloque, or- Pasc 1 st outfit called Croix when outlawed, promptly is the French Social Party. IS THE HOUSE THAT BUILT. I hii belli bei Traffic Tortoises I is an interesting and ironic fact despite high speeds which are huilt into modern automobiles, speed which a motorist can make driving through the average big city is slightly less than 20 miles an hour. This, of course, is simply due to traffic congestion It does one little good to drivt a car capable of high speeds, if the truffb stream compels to poke-along at a pace which the top-heavy limousines of 1 11! could equal.

And it emphasizes the tremendous problem which traffic engineers are facing famous Dr. Miller McCllntock has suggested that or six million auto buyers would come into the market if city traffic congestion could be It is certain that the disastrous toll of fatal accidents would he lessened. Few problems in American cry moro imperatively for a solution. Bridge Shows Value KING first year its operation, the San Francisco-Oakland has crosaed by peoplo travel mg In about 9.250,000 vehicles. The bridge passengers paid amounting to over $5,000.000.

making it first among the toll bridges in point earnings although it ranks third In the volume of traffic. The toll charge averages cents a person, which is computed as a computed as a saving of an ually to trans-bay motorists. When the interurban the bridge, the is expected to greatly Incroused. San Francisco-Oakland is fortunately in a densely populated region For this reason, it Its value by up travel for the at a reduced No such heavy traffic is to be fouml the Straits Mackinac, although most assuredly It would steadily if a bridge were built At present lime, much travel is diverted around Chicago ami over car ferrica hecuuso of delays that are because inadequate service St Ignace and Mackinaw City. Finances big prtib- lem in proposal to construct a bridge across the Straits, but there is no denying that if huge spoil huilt It wotihl bring benefits to the I ppor sulu.

Mut in attacking the Colonel. I ardlou has reven led his own attitius and more will! heard about this when his enemies busy on stump. rather an story. Some seven ago la lloquo his Crtiix Feu. It was built along Fasclst- Nail 1 iii and its noisy young adherents had many rH with I muiilsts and Socialists, especially In Paris.

itogl of la Itoque'H chief lieutenants was the aristocrat, Duke Pozzo di llorgo. I.ust summer they split. In July Duko began 111 publication of a weekly sheet railed "Choc," French for In this paper made flat assertion that his old chief had money from tho secret government funds at the disposal of both Tard leu and dark skinned, sllt- eyed Laval when they wei lers. The doughty at once story In loto. Ili a speech said duko had disqualifie as a patriot by making IS THE MA I WHO DOESN'T LIVE IN THE HOUSE THAT WASM'T BOILT.

IS THE CONTRACTOR WHO WAS NOT BV THE MAN WHO DOESN'T LIVE IN THE HOUSE THAT BUILT. ARE THE MATERIALS WHICH WERE NOT PURCHASEP BV THE CONTRACTOR WHO WAS NOT ENCTAGED 3Y THE MAN WHO IN THE HOUSE THAT BUILT. knew filed a slander action aga In Lyons courts. sill II Ills When was ness wars Tardieu the at Lyons I himself us which duke at ilist la lloque i d. his ii I that HcSE ARE TtiE LABORERS WHO WERE.

NOT EMPLOYED TO WORK WITH THE MATERIALS WHICH WERE NOT PURCHASED BY THE CONTRACTOR WHO WAS NOT ENG ACTED BY THE MAN WHO DOESN'T LIVE IN THE HOUSE THAT BUILT. it ir tvas premier iu 1 30 th rullile 1 for his Fascist his acced that at that in world affair In the Other Editor's Comments him for fiuani'iaI support organization jus Ing to by savi there was much noie over Sacco-VauzelIi I lilted States and much Communist actit ity. All in all during his various of premiership he hi lie said, more than Whereupon la Hoque bounced up shouting says I money from him It Is has rwnu moma For the American rentier It must explained that dough Tar dlott was so handing out was nut own. It was tho money. France is unique among democracies the world In having sized secret funds piarmi at disposition the Prime Minister and Secretary nf Tho premier a I wn ill Ills office a it a it 111 bank notes which bo chii spend as thinks No report is on this money It Is supposed to be iis for interests or Now In exposing or trying de la Hoque, Tardieu has exposed himself is shown spending money to finance a Fascist outfit.

has thus verified what hlv- enemies have always charged him with being a Fascist at heart It will probably put a quietus on ambitions of this exceedingly ambitious politician, unless a political revolution should give the Might a majority In some future French I'arllaun'iit y. HI I IN I He has been an office holder nun of his and on several occasions his Jobs took him to Lulled States. A brilliant student at Parisian Institutions learning, as a young man versed in ARE THE WAGES THAT WERE NOT TO THE LABORERS WHO WERE NOT FMPLOYGD TO WORK WITH THE MATERIALS THAT WERE NOT PURCHASED BY THE CONTRACTOR WHO WAS NOT ENCAGED the man WHO Live IN IHE. HOUSE THAT BUILT- and some pcople think they re A LITTLE TOO HIGH. iiv i ni: iNciti delinquency cases ii courts have shown an correspond iu evel Michigan increase to a month of month last let o- report by higau tin Ini st udy ington Freuel the In tlnct until as bora Aft in Iu Deti 4 i at ii i sed Way tut nuli for which led, L'outitb's correspoi ill the total for April, I eu iudb'ated I through a 14 re direct ent.

Front 1 V. it Is noted, in loso employment tretnls i tig i 0 1er I I ft offli- i i ms to I In cor urt tgii affairs he came i soeretarh's of ih Fin bass was munii of Minlstris World War served with di' as a captain In I ith Chassent amo premier when a I led home a later being to Cnlte as neh High Comtuii war was ministri of i Premier in in iti 1930, minis Lavai cabinet ii 1 a violenti) aliti whlch was thrown swept country ak office in cabinet in ami was th' slirk Imt Don io power of tln Parliameut 1 9: ami in 1 li alti fat te Doi i piati at III I Tit Ilf til in oth it i nlng he evil WIN lu ni i ili; ho I voiced st ses of lati Chat Hitler to ut Ilio much upon man ii lav oinswers To Questions I HI DFHIC .1. IIXSKIN can answer lo qiH'Htlon of fail I tv riling I lie Hull) I'rcss liilormalIon Itnrcaii. I .1. Ila-Uhi, Hirei tor.

II. I three (Hi tor rcplj. What was first Idg football game to broadiust? L. A Prlncetoti-Clilcago game in Hctober, was the first game broadcast K) Who Charlie McCar thy dialogue? J. 11 A Kdgar all of his own script Flugal's Cate? famous cave was discovered In 17 71? by Sir Joseph llatik.4 How large Is the forest of A of Fontnlnebleau is one of most lu autlful Iu France Ii 200 it li a circumfereuco of Titt miles What Is the origin the plagiarism? Latin wortl idagiarius meant a kidnaper, a stealer, or ubductor ol a slave or child It 1 was first used In tho modern of appropriation or copying by Martial Has newsprint ever been made from black gum wood? II Dr Charles llerty has per fected a process for the mauufac Hite of newsprint front black gum wood Sample pages of Sa- tannah Fvenlng Press were printed oil paper which ts smooth prints well, and makes of Did Samuel mr, the ever visit the Cnited He this country in 1 I and 11106 ainl was welciimed with pomp and ceremony His last visit to i nited States was in IHlo when premiere It is violin concerto took place.

Wiis a Federal prison? .1 A When tiovern- ment took over Alcatraz, which ad a disciplinary irracks, 315ti 11were reconstructed with tool proof steel cell outs and locking tlevicos eil from control All wlu- dows were with proof steel window utm galleries were block the were euuii ni ber of Kscanaba board of in to a re- from Kscanaba club, bave voteti to follow pursued last year Iti con trliiultug two motitlis pay towaril support a visltlng In the city schtiol Albert Ksler, teamster at filo department station No 1 luts bis to take at a man can found who ili uudertake to for animals of publlc zoo at Ludington park tlurlng wili- ter will and animala 111 he released Chicago Ali lncendlary homb placet! In center of a vasi op- audience at Auditorium theatre ttmight a panie lieti exploded James tleorge lleath, John Llmlsay, Stanley Tyrrell ami William Hob- Itisiin bave returned from huut (ng trip at Camp Cottcrll ott of Miss Irene lierwln has gone where sho wlll he engaged as planisi at Grand by A Campbell. formerly of tltis city Mrs Frank II Atklus loft yes terday for site wlll visit wlth her sons. Saiuuel Atkius and Francis Atkins tho latter he itig at a naval training station there Telegraphi Communications from Chicago un nouneed coming tnarrlage of IIIm Letltla Potter thls Itjr to Kdwln of t'hicago Charlebols. Jr Stegath and bave returned at Halph. succ of big Iloti Frank represeiilat congress, canaha eiirout will administ rator shlpmeuts Ofork Column HV HOSS York The night clubs going to the dogs.

And, in turn, having the dogs come to them. Our canine friends, at long last, being asked to heavo toward the smarter bars and have snifter when they can. And, in truth, they getting preference over the strange folk at tho othei of the leash. The first of the oases, it might surprise you to know-, that has hung the shingle of Imspltal- ity toward Fitlo is Jack bar and grill. Atnl tho Manassa Mauler himself volunteered as host to motley spaniels, daschshunds, pomeraiilans, al.

Nor is that all, friends, in the way tif the new deal. The bartender at Jack place has tinkered about with a cocktail formula for our fnoted He will not divulge recipe, for reasons bis own, though a certain black tle harried him about it the other night. Hut It was a case of harking up the wrong treo. he Anything it Is is being served this that to the tttii i larenco from a hunting trip essful to the extent to hunters of Alpena, of this district iu yesterday in Ks- to Lansing where with the state fuel for providing coal world iit place during a formal party tendered by the Home. It bears name of Woof.

And verily, its bark is worse than its Other signs of devotion to Manhattan's ate lining shown at spot that goes by lic name tif Mirage. This place now conducts Sunday night Dog Shows and ailmits both pet and master to ringside tahb And If that coquettish Spitz in the corner consents do a rhumba with the wolfhound on other side room, the management mind Nor is th doorman discriminatory about whom admits. A mutt is as good as a mile of dashshuud, as far as he is concerned. ould appear to tif atice that should Un And it should not too rtain them once mi overcoming the t' to increasing delluq gently is ih should ept in Juvenile cium a iu geiieial t. i through times I I silt i r- li ilmn oolcraft county litis i ula and potato el IH tool-prool ucted mat i islde, but elt ir ill ucted at sir island Tin education it ami al lards Two cted in the and main li With huilt- enclosed Q.

What 1s an large? A lie is orni who is being by residents of entire instead of by a political sub dit ision Are any of Qu ictoria still living? A Her late Majesty, Queen Victoria, has three living children, their Koval Highnesses, the Duke of Connaught, Princess Louise, and Heat rice. malti entrarne, i hr main cell lers were ctm- Ic points about is equipped welfare fat medical staff, ral offl- he, auso of Illese vi i imi. ita: niake an effort lo i niusula Potato Show hhovi this a a show will misiique. tbrougb iinins. shoulii untierti show princip deserves it in iiiiiiig of production it is busim in potali insisting of a chief medica rr.

ali interne, an administrative issistant four guard attendants, isiting dentist, and ii consult- ng psychiatrist Various iudus- sm'h as machine shops, dry- leaning plants, and shoe shops, ave been established is it necessary to get a pass visit the Military Academy at West Point? A pass is in'cded What Is name of the organism which i aiis. tin corninoli old? A The cause ot i dds has not tit been When A It is dary hetwri fonila Just capital 0 What in violin ina 1 ribs, and tif com sound post tingerboard tailpiece hu is Lake Tahoe? ocated mi llaiiiiis of nsturred When you read of stage and screen stars congregating socially, they are hoveriug about the luuch- tables of the Algoiiquiu or lower floor tif hut you hear lit from Manhattan scriveners about liar (Jrill. the place where supporting players get together. Ralph gets little trade from the performers names strung up in the biggest trlc lights. Hut it is faithfully patronized by show folk who are on their way to stardom.

Almost any night brings such Broadway players as George Tobias. Ian Keith. Whittord Lane, cTsIews The cAIews 11V 11. R. HAI KHAKK Copyright.

1037, By The North American Newspaper Alliance, time now. perhaps hv the time this appears, a ton of bricks is due to fall on the effort of tho railroads to boost freight rates. That is. if the President and his Housing aides and, of course, the Interstato commerce Commission to the plea of the structural clay products institute (and probably other makers of supplies). According to these folks (lumber Inis already made its plea), the administration's ambitious housing program is as good as dead if the freight rates go up.

The roads, it will be recalled, received the right to Increase transportation charges after they had granted a raise In pay to the railroad workers. They had petitioned to have the of 1935 made permanent. This was granted under certain restrictions. Now a second petition requests another straight 15 per cent raise. This would make it impossible to build cheaper homes, the clay products pooplo aro about to declare officially.

They say that a third of the cost of brick ami which tho consumer pays to railroads and they Insist that 15 per cent would make any extended V.ome-bu program for the lower income impossible. structural clay products institute," its representative intends to tel! ministration, "has estimated the hotislng shortago in tho Cnited States to six million dwelling units, a figure resulted from comparative surveys various social aspects of the country from the depression. More recently Fquit- ablo Assurance Society of has announced that million new homes will be required within the next fifteen years freight rates iu itself will be enough to out this demand among classes where tho housing shortago Just another problem FTK the Presel- dent to solve. Without the brick (or there can no house; without reased rates roads can't pay men; without more pay. employes buy houses because of the high etist of living.

As Secretary said when they him at political science dinner: "You try COMPANY FOR KFNNFDY Kennedy of the Maritime commission, as advised in this column last August, is about to apply for a long leave, may find some of the crew In tho same boat when be puts ashore. One is probably O. P. M. Brown, member of the Department of Maritime commission, who served the old shipping board for many years in the same capacity.

There will, however, be no harmony singing on the trip, for Mr. Brown wrote a lot of tho Maritime Act which Mr. Kennedy and the majority of the commit- tion jettisoned after making their monumental survey of the American Merchant Marine. Mr. Brown is reported to be of the opinion that the act as written is seaworthy.

member of the commission, loo, tvould like to try to the new ship afloat a little longer put on the ways for repairs. But Mr. Kennedy and the majority of his fellow-commiaioners believe that amendments should he passed pronto. Senator Copeland is to be ready sponsor them as soon as has received and approti-d drafts which the commission is working on at present. Back in March.

1936. when Mr. Brown was called as a witness in the hearings the bill, Col Johnson, assistant secretary of commerce, arose anti stated that Mr. Brown could not speak for the department. At this point.

Senator Guffey explained that he had ealhni in Brown as an expert, not as a member of tho department. Now Mr. Brown is through Ooth- ers his opinion may depart later. RT FRillT MI Multi I.s Memories of the court fight apparently still linger. On the opening day Congress a rather Indifferent House tif sentativrs, spotted with yawns, heard the President message rather lndlfferentlv read.

Suddenly at one point there was burst of applause. But it wasn't ordinary applause. It was accompanicd by just enough hollow vocalization to make it sound Ironical, it was at point the President wrote: I believe that the courts themselves to have Increasing regard for true nature of the constitution as a broad charter, etc N. peg (he I miuii and rsou City, are used ick, neck, ee belly, linings, sew ood tailpiece, Hart. Edith ifter-t Cireaxa, Kzra Cleve, Sandra Leonard and Leo tglotti is the fa- food.

And if am tvai Bouree of neither r. but it of listar red Was John tiough, the temperance lecturer, at one time a A Poverty and tragic personal bereavement drove him to the extremes of alcoholism until he reformed ami took the temperance pledge Was the White House completely destroyed T)v fire in the War of 1M A. The walls were left stand- i Teddy Stone, Gould, G. Ca vorite tho theater tl conversation, tcrtainment which is a gument. Halpl man, nor tainly is the legion of Broad wav When primitive man ate meat he was eating animals so much larger and stronger than he was that he could not kill them.

He had to wait until he found them dead. C. C. Furnas. Yale professor.

This tax would he paid by every man, single or married, according to his income, to take care of those needing alimony. Mine Karin Michaelis, Danish lecturer, advocating tax to aid I children," Lyrics of Life By Douitlat wins Protective coloration seems To me most marvelous of schemes. I never see walking-stick But all and sundry summon quick, Kcfuse-to-get-excited ones, For they have seen chameleons, And now and then another man Has even seen a ptarmigan. had, for centuries or more, of course, the camouflage iu war. he horse, and Dunsinane, And campless on the plain We wear our khaki clothes around And try to imitate the ground, And thing ourselves exceeding smart And ours some new-discovered art Yet things we do were done at that long before by worm or gnat, And swarms of insects crossed the main Long, long before the clumsy plane.

The beetles think we're rather late In putting on our armor-plato. Why, when we gather a jug We merely imitate a.