u a S PAGE FOUR THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, PHOENIX, MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 17, 1921. association. With that road thus fornia Automobile What Every Husband Knows. --By Herbert Johnson THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN improved, we suppose automobiles can traverse it PHOENIX, ARIZONA THE CITY OF TOMORROW Published Rvery Morning by the at the rate of 50 miles an hour and without the use ARIZONA PUBLISHING COMPANY except generated BY G. D. YOAKUM Entered at the Kostoffice at Phoenix, Arizona, as Mall of any gas whatever that by the NOW CHILDREN NOT ANOTHER VJORpt Mattel of the Second Class promoters. - I I Publisher and President ..Dwlght B. Heard IT'S RAW AND CHILLY ANP YoU AAUSTI I " I I SYNAGOGUE OF THE JEWS, symbol of unity that is ennobling and general Manager and Secretary" """" "Charles A. Stauffer There will also be a great saving of tires for it OcnC I helpful and does not hyphenate Business Manager W. W. Knorrp akiiryrvr 'ikiM. .k WELCOME! that Editor ' .... Spear will be an route, that is to say, a hot-a- ir route. NICE AhP WARM -M- AMMA knows their patriotism. It will make better j young air KUJ vJ.., ti rl V'J them, syna- News Editor E. A. on are less exposed to friction A7 cf fc How ancient and honorable it Americans ot for the SUBSCRIPTION RATES iSf 'ADVANCE Tires traveling air y- f? sounds! I'hoenix is to have a syn- gogue has been a democrat from its than those which run on earth, concrete or asphalt. L!!!I- Sweater agogue, and institution whose roots natal hour, and the foe of tyranny. OUTSIDE RIZONA-On- e year. $13.00; this STATE OF xOs& in past. for a religion, as distin- 6 mos., $6.75 : 3 mos.. $3.60: 1 nio.. J1.25 And then, think of the lightness of the construction INSTANT lr are the immemorial They It stands J8.00; rwt creed, and men IN ARIZONA BY MAIL, OR CARRIER One year. have laid the foundation for it at guished from a all 4 theory of highway building will be mos., .00; 3 mos., $2.00: X mo.. 75c cost. Te whole First street and Culver, but its foun need a religion. The synagogue has SUNDAY EDITION by mall oniv $5.00 per year no Exchange revolutionized. People will longer have to pay dations were laid in ancient Babylon not housed a rock, not even tables pLnna . Private Branch through centuries, IlUIie 41111 Connecting All Departments $15,000 to $40,000 a mile for highways when centuries before the Christian era of stone, the but tJO from dawned. So the foundation of Phoe- a plant which lives, changes, evolves General Advertising Representatives: Robert E. Ward. expense of a South- Brunswick Bldg., New York Mailers Bldg., Chicago; they can have them at the few nix is deepened and widened and in- and bears such fruit as the time re- V. R. Barranger, Examiner Bldg., San Francisco. ern California Automobile, association signs planted creased in beauty and honor by the quires. Post Intelligencer Bldg.. Seattle. Title Insurance laying of We particularly welcome this syn- Bldg.. Los Angeles. here and there along the trackless desert. As we these venerable stones. MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS It is well to be linked up by a syn agogue because it is to be of the Receiving Full Night Report, by Leased Wire live we learn. agogue to Antioch and Alexandria progressive type. In it men will pray The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use What has the National Bankhead Highway asso- and all the other great cities of the to the God of their children, as well for of all news dispatches credited to past. It is a window opened into as to the God of their fathers. It It or not otherwise credited In this paper and also ciation been doing all these years in their great, refuge the local llews published herein. antiquity. Through it we are able to will not be here in Phoenix a All rights of ot special dispatches herein meetings, devising ways and means for the construc- see Ezekiel among the exiles in Bab for sad exiles, whose harps are hung are also reserved. a transcontinental route when all they had ylon, and Philo the philosopher on the willows but ai inspiration for tion of standing up and teaching the people men whose arena is the good world do was to apply to the Southern California Auto- MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 17. 1921 to in Alexandria, and Jesus teaching in of 1921, and whose Promised. Land is mobile association for signs which would point the --Nizareth; the synagogue, in more under their feet. As Dr. Liknaiti as a Angeles make city easy of than our figure of speech, has been speaks may the people hear, way to Los and that one of the high, clear windows of the vast overtone from the pulpit, the an- It is a laio of the gods which is access? world. Through it men have looked cient words which Moses heard. Vl"f "nW7tfV ' ' C " fc&II Copyright, Pi;,, y never broken, to sell somewhat And this revolution in highway construction has Hcrtrt Johmos. heavenward and through it also, ha "Speak unto the people, that they ven has shone upon men. Let the may go forward." come about somewhat by accident, because Maricopa addi- dearly the benefits they confer upon CAM student of history pause before this The synagogue is a welcome county has preferred that that part of the Bankhead fERtV,Epi How You)1 ,,,,,, modest house, which now will stand tion to the institutions that are build- us. Comeille. by route traversing It should be "signed" by the Ari- anting the houses of our city, and ing the City of Tomorrow. It is X v UT in This stuffy room! W reflect upon the it has cra- nature an idealist. The. religious life truth ' ,,, " The Railway Strike zona Automobile association rather than by the Los dled, the liberty of which it has been of the city will be strengthened by the forum, faith ot Its advent; tho forces fight here No one can foretell the extent of the railway Angeles association. the which it has that association did not been the pulpit, and, finally, the for decency under a banner inscribed ftrike ordered to begin October 30. That It will be But the Southern California bloody heroisms of which it has bee to the Unseen and Eternal will now he greatest In the history of railroads, though propose to sign the whole of the Bankhead route the altar, and then confess it as a have a more extended front. All the lying west of El Paso. By no means. Only as far source of light such as the city should Christian churches should be glad of may reasonably expect. How It will be ended is honor. its presence, neither cursing it for an as highway from point p. matter of conjecture, but that It will be ended Yuma. If the Bankhead that We congratulate the Jewish peo inf del nor surrendering to it. but is to be "signed" to its terminal, the work will have ple upon the synagogue. In it they vying with it in the bearing of fruits promptly we may easily believe. spirit to be done by San Diego. All lines of signs erected mav "walk together" in loyalty to and the exhibition of a that It is not at all likely that there will be such a their ancient faith. This will be a the world most needs and applauds. by Automobile association thing as a "complete tie-u- which the railroad work- the Southern California converge upon Angeles. is ers predict. In one way or another some trains will Los It at Yuma that the divine command to gather up the nent coast artillery camp which was great Automobile association's con- fragments remain, nothing established during the spring of 1918. be kept moving If It is decreed by the United States interest of the that that cern highway transferred to be lost. No life is so poor and empty It was named for Brigadier General government that they shall move and there will for the Bankhead is and broken that some fragments do Abram (or Abraham; spelled both any certainly be such a decree, for the United States route leading to Los Angeles. not still remain to be gathered up. ways in war records). Eustis. who It Is not without interest, though, that we learn It is easy to scatter them; to think was an artillery officer, died in 1843 government Is the people of the United States. it not worth while to gather them Q. What is meant by an In a sense, this will be a strike not against the that there is to be another Bankhead highway in into baskets. It is easy, God knows law? D. C. D. Arizona If Maricopa doesn't come to terms. Also how easy, for the poor, bruised and A. An law Is owners of the railroad but against the government; wounaea to grow ana oni 2 with we learn El Paso Is going to turn soul bitter, that takes effect retroactively, thai against an order made by a government board. If interest that hard, and cold, and narrow, and un- is, on transactions which took placl the Bankhead highway north at that point eo that lovely and hateful. It is easy enough before passage. the strikers should win, the government will have to reject God's fatherhood and no its it will miss southern and central Arizona altogether. Q. At what age was William Wot-to- n backed down. We do not think the government will longer to believe in man's love and graduated from Cambridge? R. so, every who Is We fancy transcontinental tourists being so diverted service, but easier still, if we only F. P. back down. If it should do citizen will we are God's ' at both Tucson and El Paso. We are already diverted, not forget that A. Wotton, rot a striker but who is a part of the government children living in God's world, will it William one of the to say. most precocious ot scholars, received would feel something of humiliation; every striker for it is smile, as we French be to preserce hope and faith and love, in spite of the shadows and his B. A. from Cambridge at the age would feel something of contempt. the encircling waters of darkness on of 13. His father began to teach him Latin and Greek he was 4 years There is a plain trail from the present situation "Our Alley" goes which the divine feet are still walk- when life who to the scaffold with ing over which the divine voice old, Hebrew when he was S. and he back to enactment of the Adamson law The other day our neighbor to the west of us bravado and blasphemy upon his lips. and Cambridge year. the " cry is still sounding, "It is L Be not entered in his 10th years ago. the first time the govern- printed a story in which, referring to the narrow Courage" Subject of Bishop He may not flinch or tremble or afraid." Q. How many magazines are pub- five Then for In- agony. He may be perfectly thoroughfare which runs longer way out Let us, then, hold fast to courage. lished in the United States and what ment earned the contempt of citizens, railway work- the of Phoenix stolid in the acceptance of his Just courage, sustaining is D. N. R. past courage Christian for the their circulation? ers and non-railw- workers alike, by yielding to an The Republican spoke of it as our "Alley," that punishment, but it is no't of of our own individual lives, however A. The tota.' number of periodicals Atwood in Cathedral Sermon a high kind sustains him. There and imperious demand. That was only a is, with an upper-cas- e A. We feel that this Is an that dark and isolated they may be. and of all descriptions In the United unjust Taking as his text "He thanked work out under God his wise pur- is no moral quality. He may fear let us add courage to our faith in States is 22.754. with a combined cir- small beginning of a series of surrenders, through infringement upon one of our vested rights, one which God and took courage" (Acts 28:1), poses. To turn this prophecy into fact nothing, but he dies as he has lived the final redemption from evil of culation ot 05.594,907. , which the government, the workers and the roads we vested in ourselves, claiming it as "Our Alley." Bishop J. W. Atwood delivered the he himself and those like minded like a crml beast. the world and the human race, how- Q. Will you give ma the pronun-- 9, milfct be patriots penetrated overshadowing may Our neighbor, we understand, abuts upon the following sermon Sunday, Oct. at with the There may be the highest kind of ever black and ciation of tha Spanish author's nama became demoralized. Trinity cathedarl on "Courage." spirit of courage and vigilance which courage, on the other hand, found in be the sin, the unbelief, the hate, the "Ibanez"? B. D. C. thoroughfare way, sepa- But for that it would perhaps not have been in some rather indirectly, and has The element of courage appeals to shall make them ever strong to speak the man who knows ail the dangers pain, and the sorrow, that now A. The name Ibanez Is pro- necessary government to engage In the costly so abutted upon it for some years, without, however, us almost more strongly than any out and to withstand with all their that beset him, who fears in his rates man from God and his brother. nounced This 1s the ma- for the might the evils in city and in state, heart, refined spiritual I am optimistic enough to believe meas- laynig claim to or establishing any other characteristic In human nature. whose and ternal, not the paternal name of the experiment of railroad administration as a war it other rights and to watch against and to con- nature is thoroughly alive to all to that Jesus Christ has not lived, and As is the custom in It is not necessarily the highest vir- loved, and suffered, died in vain. author. Latin ure. Simple legislation giving to the government than that of Ingress and egress, a sort of eastment tue. It, in fact, may have no moral demn all unpatriotic and dishonest all that he must endure in pain and and countries, he added to his paternal attempts to lower the national sense in sorrow and in loneliness, physical, I believe that God's fatherhood and not direction of the roads, for war serv- in gross, so to speak, such as nearly all other per-o- ns quality attached to it, but, none the name I'.lasco the name of his moth control, but ot honor and Justice and perfect in- mental and spiritual, and yet does man's brotherhood, which he came to er, and is by the latter he has sufficient and the owners of stores and restaurants abutting upon less, in Its lowest or in its highest not shirk his duty it declare, must and will some day be it that ice, would probably have been forms it always calls forth our deep tegrity. but faces you become known in America. eco- Alley are enjoying. squarely, entirely. What moral cour- acknowledged and realized. If Q. government would have been better and more Our admiration and our heartfelt appre- But let me now speak, in the sec- and I are to the great commis- Can a baseball umpire change courage is age is seen in the man who is will true his decision? I. F. J. nomically served than it served itself. Though we have been here hardly a year yet, ciation. The lack of it in any man ond place, of the that ing to face the disapproval of his sion given to us, the mighty respon- makes us despise him. He lacks ro- needed to be Joined with faith in upon us, great A. An umpire may change his de- men, we understand, are ordered we early perceived the beauties and possibilities of friends, who knows that he will lose sibility that rests the rarely A half million bustness, true manliness. We respect one's fellow men if we are to be of the good will of his fellowmen, per part that is now ours in this great cision, but he does. on 30. Whether a million men the thoroughfare and, finding that it had not been courage in nations and in individuals service to cur generation, to do century of unfulfilled hope and Q. When waa the Campbellite or to go out October half haps have to sacrifice fortune and E. d, Christ's work in the world. of Christian church established? E. are going to obey that order we are yet to see. But we attached and gave it the name of when it is even disassociated from all else that he holds dear, in order promise, then that fair vision moral qualities. I is not always easy he may own which men have dreamed ever since A. Alexander Campbell and hi entirely "Our Alley." confess that it that not violate what his Bap- if so, a half million men are too few to halt Through the long centuries stretch- to retain this faith in the ordinary conscience demands of him. the world began and of which they followers separated from the for long the business of the United States in the face Now, we do not want to deprive any of their ing back to a period "that antedates human nature with which we come The early ages of Christianity are will dream until the glorious reality tists of Pennsylvania and Ohio be- rights oeginning era, in contact, and perhaps we lose faith full of such stories and christian shall upon God's world, will tween 1S25 and 1S30. In 1831. they 1 determined government and the government and privileges in It as a thoroughfare. . On the of the Christian away of a the whole world, eastern and west- and courage, too, when we study our courage has not departed in our never grow dim and tade formed a union with Barton W. cannot afford to be other than determined when the contrary, we would like to have many more peo- ern, own hearts and measure our inclina- modern life as we discover when we through man's cowardice, selfishness Stone of Kentucky, one of the most has been thrilled with the old and faithlessness. The loit paradise prominent of a movement ok l challenged as is now. ple use it and enjoy it. Our neighbor is welcome classical story of the three hundred tions, our selfishness and egotism. read the lives of such men and loaders it Bi- women as David Livingstone, will be restored nobler und more designated simply "Christian." to the continued and proper use brave Spartans who defended the In the earliest chapters of the Father The worst result of the strike would not be the of it at all times. ble we told God man Damien and Chinese Gordon, Flor beautiful than that Eden into which Q. What is a rip tide? D. H. pass into Thermophle until only one are that made sin long ago through man's j cutting of communication but it would be the intensi- In the course of news stories our neighbor may refer song in his own image, it is a startling ence Nightingale and Sister Dora. entered A. A rip tide is a tidal current survivor was left. The of that No saint in the olden days disobedience. The golden age fs not which is roughened by passing over already unemployment situation. to It as an alley, but we protest against the use of golden deed of fatherless devotion to truth and we find it hard to believe. hero and fying of the serious accept no Athanasius or Francis of Assisi or behind, but before; God's Kingdom a shoal. upper-cas- e country and high physical courage We can never and understand love righteousness truth There are now In this country 5,500,000 men out of the A in such reference, or the use of we acquire something of Saint Elizabeth surpassed them in of and and Q. Why are people from Nova has resounded down through the ages it unless uplifting noble courage. shall yet prevail over hate and dis- To this list Is proposed to add a half "our" preceding any such reference to it. giving undying to Christ's spirit of calling out the and moral Scotia called Blue Noses? employment. it fame the little But let me speak of the need o honor and falsehood. A. Some authorities attribute the single some millions more Let this be a legal notice to our neighbor, Greek mountain for the bravery there noblest and lest in human nature courage o million at a stroke. But that and idealizing the men and women in the ordinary occupation name Blue Nose given to an inhab- displayed. This national character of life on plane, - would be added from the ranks of shops and factories we intend to protect our acquired rights in "Our courage with whom we have to deal, and who a less conspicuous itant of Nova Scjtia to the effect istic of made Greece strong not visible, perhaps, to the eyes of rigorous climate upon his features, would be compelled to shut down for lack of Alley" even if we have to go to the Kangaroo court and invincible in her earlier and sim- thus are touched by our faith and o which others, but which tJod demands I whilu others say It is taken from a country, about it. pler days. sympathy when it is clear and sim- us who are not called, perhaps, to Questions materials. Likewise throughout the in ple and rich and are moved to turn And T potato of that name which is pro- Our own national history is full of mighty sacrifices and great deeds duced in Nova Scotia. every city and town, carpenters, brickmasons, men of such experiences, of personal and of away from the life and conduct that like these. We must not depreciate Answers j men see to make real every trade and craft would be thrown out of em- According to a dispatch, the "motion picture in- united courage on a large and on a other and seek nor underestimate the courage tha MEN LOSE IN small scale, illustrated in the war of in an imperfect and fragmentary is displayed by many men and worn c HEADS STORES ployment If the strike should be prolonged. terests" have secured an attorney to defend Arbuckle. manner, purer and nobler image "Of cour ." said the floorwalker Independence which thrilled and en in the ordinary routine of sick (Any reader can get the answer in the big department store somewhat "We are not discussing the merits of the strike If that Is so. then there will have to be a special moved and inspired the hearts and formed of their character by the men ness, of suffering, of disappointment to anv Question by writins The Re apologetically of Christ-lik- e spirit. Such a man, in of lonelinees, loss. courage" Fred- to the clerk in th or the justice of the proposed cut in wages. That attorney to defend the' motion picture interests. arms ot the descendants of the Rev- of The publican information Buroawi. stock counter, "I suppose It's talking olutionary heroes and their brave the last half of the last century, was here displayed may not be less ac- eric J. Haskin, director.Washington, against my you been gone over by the parties to the dispute, the Arbuckle is so situated that only paid attorneys can high minded and ceptable to Great who un- D. C. stric'.iy to own sex. but can't has compatriots through the trying and the learned and the Father This offcr applies tell me mer are more efficient than self-cred- it. simple Bishop of Durham. derstands the anguish and the fear cannot give railway workers the railways and the government. afford to defend him with any tragic days of the great Civif war. hearted information. The Bureau women, at least not in the stores. That this national characteristic has Westcott, who was a friend of rich of the human heart which has not to advice on legal, medical, and finan-ci- a' 'There Is apparently nothing to arbitrate and if there pure cheer and encourage it the conscious- does not attempt "When a man comes in here he not been entirely lost has been re- and poor, who was as a child matters. It never thinks of coming to me and were, there will be nobody to arbitrate it. Everybody Since Chicago to men generation in his faith anu whose courage was ness of a great and heroic sacrifice to settle domestic troubles, nor to a telegraph messenger was ar- vealed the of this bringing redemption, perhaps, on asking where he can find the desired In oncoming conflict. in many a gallant deed recorded in as invincible and profound as his that is undertake exhaustive research will be involved the rested for speeding, we are sure that anything is on to multitudes of fellow men. 1 mean any subject. Write yorr question article. Instead, he roams all around to refrain, the the great World war. learning and his charity. No hero the store, asks salesgirls who are not As to the right of the workers in likely to happen in this world. Keep we cour- the battlefield, no statesman standing the simple and pathetic tragedies of plainly and briefly. Give full name When tuin from national many a man and woman's life, hero- address and enclose two cenis supposed to know the different de- orderly way they have so far moved, from working, out of the way of and age, has shone forth in heroic against vast numbers in some great and partments gets snarls tortoises if you don't vituperated and mis- - ically met, silently and unnoted save in stamps for return postage. All and mad generally should be no dispute. There, though, their achievements with which history is national ciisis, by a few. It is cowardice replies are sei.t direct to the inquirer.) because he doesn't get what he wants there want to be run over. crowded, indicating this element understood, was ever braver than this here that rights and privileges end. Nor can there be a dis- that daily life, will prove fatal to the higher life of in a Nhurry. That's one of the rea- of courage has made those nations great hearted bishop in his the soul, and it is christian courage Q. How many postoffice safes are sons why men dislike to shop. They puting of the proposition that it is the business of A strong and powerful where it was which reflected the simplicity and open how money is man claims to have discovered self-denyi- here that wijl ennoble and gain the blown and much don't use their heads alL New a weed that most exemplified; when we turn spirit of apostolic times. at the government to see that the trains are kept will cure tobacco victory. lost in this way? K. D. W. York Sun. the habit. We know what it is from this phase of courage to the Speaking, not long before his death, Here is a man who has worked postoffice department says toioving. to a body miners assembled in that A. The but don't know the name. They five-ce- nt same spirit illustrated in individual of hard and honestly all his life to care fiscal year ending June AGAINST HIS PRINCIPLES make great of Durham, half cas- that for the cigars of It. cases, we fina the admiration and cathedial for those whom he loves, and for & 30, 1821, $17,865,230 was allowed by Ralph Waldo, go this instant and applause of men hardly- - less intense tle and ha!f church of God, as it rises modest livelihood him bur- you Chicago Plaintiff high to sustain in it 'for postmasters' claims for cut a switch from that tree, for and profound. No matter what the in its splendid proportions above his old age, and all his little fortune glaries ot their offices. Fully 75 per have Uren naughty and I must pun- Mayor Thompson and his machine constitute a We have now come deed is. if it is an act of courage we the surrounding city and valley and is swept away through no fault of are re- ish you." to the beginning of a six luxurious cent of these burglaries the powerful figure in Chicago, but he Is not, as he sup- period praise the man who does it without river; this successor of the his own, and perhaps his occupation sult of safes being blown open. "Mother, you forget that I am an months which gives the Salt River valley the regard to other qualities. I am and ambitious prince bishops of an is gone forever, but he does not com- city of Chicago. That was a theory, we afraid Q. Is Camp Eust c a permanent advocate of forest conservation, and posed, the finest climate in the United States. we sometimes have a respect for earlier day, said in the midst of the plain, he does not grow bitter and camp? For whom was it named? as a matter of principle I cannot com- million-doll- ar whom advanced at the time of the bringing of the physical courage which we should great uprising of the miners hard, but he bravely faces his trial M. ply with your request." Houston he "A great mod- and works on, hopes on M. libel suit against the Chicago Tribune last not have when it is associated with alone could calm: and with A. Camp Fustic. Va.. Is a perma- - Post. Recovering petroleum that has become mixed cruelty and foolhardiness, when, in ern writer lias observed if I looked faith and courage in his heart. Here summer. with water in the wells by means of a device similar fact, it is extremely selfish and has into a mirror and did not see my face, is a person in the fullness of youth to I sort of feel- and strength struck down by pain The case was thrown out of court so promptly, a cream separator will save millions of dollars for its object- only should have the same - annually, according to an American and laudation. ing which actually comes upon me and sickness which must las- during BertonBraley Daily Poem jthat the interesting stage of testimony as to whether scientist. The busy world all the long and weary years that machine is being used with success in oil fields of The courage of the prize fighter, when I look into this upon government of " no of its Creator. stretch out in the unknown future. "the attacks of the Tribune the the Middle West. Its speed is 17,000 for example, is purely physical and and see leflection revolutions a type is degrading This is a startling and terrib' The demon of despair and of unbelief Chicago had resulted in any damage to the city was minute, breaking up the emulsions ot a low that in is knocking at the of man s into clear oil and its manifesirtion, as well as cor- image," he c mtin'ied. "I know none door that Happy water, to iot reached. It was merely held that the munici- salt which are then drained off through spouts. rupting to the individual character. more impressive in literature." We heart enter in, but he will not the land upon men, whom God listen. He finds himself no longer pality could not be the plaintiff in such an action. Sa'nt Paul has somewhere spoken look the life of to place by , "Hundred Kilo ex- able take his the side country of Joja, the king of Fumban, city escaped Paris' Club," a club composed of of the duty ot adding to one's faith, has made in his own image, and of In the It is perhaps well for the that It men tipping 220 pect tenderness, of the workers the earth. He on an easy and casual plan; the scales at pounds, Is coming to courage. Here comes in a moral to find everywhere has learned that hard lesson, taught Life runs with Thompson and his machine, for life l, e, love in a despot, ease identification again. During the war, many members lost out quality which gives a new beauty nobly by Milton in his great sonnet : Though Joja's a he's fend of his might have become defendant In an action when the food restrictions and and meaning to the word. At first thousand shapes, and instead of these "They also serve who only And mostly his people do Just as they please; later it hard work of mili- may we are on sides by selfish- stand and compensation for services rendered when the tary service lowered their weight. Since the armis- thought we be a little surprised met all wait," but he does learn it, and God The juice of the palm tree for drink they distill i for tice many have gone as we were when the great apostle ness, passion, care- adds to his faith, courage. man has all of the wives he will; News shall have succeeded in break- into "training" at the little cafe Hope Charity, lessness" ot all things except the de- And each that Tribune and the where the club convenes, eating fattening classed with Faith and Here is another man who faces (And one is enough for the average man) up Thompson machine and freeing it of that foods. or Love, as the three cardinal Chris- sire of the moment. As Cardinal New- the disappointments of life in many a ing the thought man said, "It is as if we looked into In the country of Joja, the king of Fumban! two news- tian virtues. But a little varied line. His friends fail him. Old Man of the Sea, By that act the Harnessing a volcano to provide power for manu- will convince us that Hope and Cour- a mirror and did not see our face. If His ambitions and hopes are broken papers, which have already made considerable head- facturing is the plan of a committee of manufac- age both must be notes struck by what we see on the surface were all, into fragments. He attains no suc- In the country of Joja, the king of Fumban, turers in Hawaii. disciple if follows exam- i do not life could be cn- - cess in life; perhaps opportunity wear much save a coating of tan. way, will have performed a service for Chicago worth Kilauea volcano is giving off vast the he the think that the You needn't quantities of heat, ranging as high as 2,000 degrees ple of his Master, who was a man of dured, but when a sudden crisis for education, which he craved early You live in a hut and are warm and content In dollars and cents than the paltry cour- men prove In life, was denied him; infinitely more Fahrenheit. It is believed this heat can be devel- inflexible hope and of supreme comes. commonplace perhaps he Y'ou cultivate yams a few minutes a day. dollars' worth of damage each of them was oped into steam pressure age. We must have faith if we are themselves heroe0. They hear in has to live practically an exile in an of the time is devoted to play; snillion from which electricity will strongest their own voice of Gd, and uncongenial atmosphere among low The rest credit of Chicago. be derived. to nave the and best kind souls the Y'ou and you fish and you all you can, (i!ged to have done to the of courage. It is a faith in one's without ono thought lay down their and cordid conditions of life, which hunt dame think it was fortunate for Thompson that country that makes a man coura- lives to save their comrades. fcuch nothing beautiful or inspiring in his In the country of Joja, the king of Fumban! We Buried treasure, believed daily life. would easy came to an end In so early a stage. A to be a part of the loot geous and alert to do his best for deeds correct our first impressions. It be to curse the action of Jean Lafitte, the pirate, has been found in the that country. We need to have faith They show the true man. and we re- God ami to die. as the patriarch of In the country of Joja. the king of Fumban, would was tempted to gray-daw- trial ot the case on its merits have let in a vicinity of Jefferson Island, the home of the late in our country, in its aims, in its re- joice in the signs of a divine end. Not- old do in the There aren't any politics troubling the clan. fills of human history when he flood of light upon the misdeeds of the government Joseph Jefferson. According to legend, large sums sponsibilities, in its duties. I do not withstanding all around us which The king is the boss there's no more to be said money a unthinking faith, us with dismay, we are constantly grappled with mystery of pain and probably could not be disclosed in any other way. of were buried in that neighborhood by La- mean blind and sorrow, but, like Job, he can learn And if you dispute it, why off goes your head! that fitte, who operated in the eighteenth which, like some people's religious reminded of the hidden Tirkings of courageous mostly life moves in beneficent calm. century. no Holy God wills the truth of a faith and But faith, has foundation because it is the Spirit and that still trust in God even though He And often I long to be under a palm Sign Highway Construction not buili. upon reason and convic- us to be bis fellow workers. Let us The Cheaper Chinese are the most satisfactory bank deposi- slay him. Where life's still as simple as when it began. tion. The man who has this national then with o.it heart and soul offer To such high faith and courage We see by the papers, or some of them, that the tors, according to a Chicago banker. They have the may see the mistakes his ourselves to gather the fruits of the the In the country of Joja, the king of Fumban! largest average faith that revelation of God's eternal love will Cochise and Pima counties are about to establish a accounts, and the bank never has country 01 its rulers are making; he victory of Christ without dissembling surely come, and the evclasting route, independent of the location any trouble or controversy with any of them. They may deplore the corruption that the magnitude of evils which we have arms will bear him up. new Bankhead ask no favors crops out now and Ho may de- to meet, compromising the claims Bankhead association. They that cannot be granted to the bank's then. or To tho mother, bereft of her chil- made by the National advantage and work hard and save their money. spise the heartless and selfish man- of the Cnspel which we proclaim. dren, with loneliness in her heart and are going to lay 11 out through Pima and Yuma coun- ner in which men high in position in Add to your faith, courage. What is the mother hunger unsatisfied: t the nrtional counsels are seeking mere physical courage worth with- the disappointed hopes in the lives by the way of Ajo and intend to make it possible An electrically operated typewriter is being in ties manufactured by a their own aims and well being rath- out faith faith in man and faith of her children, who, more tragic it, we suppose, and to bridge and German company. It is claimed being ignobbj be- surface labor-savin- er than well of the nation, God? still, turn into paths and to hard to be a g device the streams and arroyos, and to eliminate sand with an casv touch and and yet preserve, clear and strong, There is a "liri.-- tia n courage as tray and crucify t lie parental love; culvcit considerably greater speed, and with virtually no abiding faith in tiie destiny and much as a Christian faith. to all the common and natural trage- y erecting the signs of the Southern Cali his there is ttreU-b.e- wear nor tear on the nerves of the operator. the final redemption of his country to There is ih man ot crime and evil dies ot bumu Uf Una comta lis