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The sun., 1919-08-25
LOW HURT
O'DOWD'S CHANGES
Unnecessary Reduction IN
Weight for Britton Bout
Caused Loss Of Vigor. I;

Those who saw Mike O'Dowds draw,
and pinched face at the First Regimen,
Armory in Newark last Friday nigh.
and who were informed by Joe Hum.
phries that the middleweight champion
weighed 1855 pounds at ringside ar.
puzzled to account for his action IN
wasting himself to that low poundas.
Under the conditions of the match with
Britton, O'Dowd was required TO max.
1853 pounds ringside, which would hay.
would have left him in possession Of
his strength. But for some inscrutabls
reason O'Dowd wished to show the pub.
lilo that he could make low weight.
fighting vlgor to a point where he boxed
the first two rounds with all the fury
of an indisposed Attorney, Later on
he recovered some of his stamina and
made a good showing, but not up to
his usual form
The fact that O'Dowd weighed 15S
pounds rinsside indicates that he scaled
considerably less in the afternoon. prob
ably 1b2 pounds, and 1t Is surprising
the man was able to put up any kind
of bout The reduction OF the middle
weight to so low a figure when nj,
normal fighting weight is 100 pounds
may have been interesting to those who
| consider weight the most important part
of pugilism, but the performance has
done the middleweight champion no
special good and unquestionably reduced
his fighting ability by rs per cent In
hfa nrtt
Burns May Box Kilbane.
If the plans of Dave Driscol Of ths
Jersey City Baseball Club are success
| fully carried out the enthusiasts OF tho
boxing game may see Johnny Kilbane
in bout at the ball grounds in which
he will be thoroughly extended His
proposed opponent is Frankie Burns,
the veteran Jersey boxer and il he
| gets into the ring with the so-called
champion, the Clevelander will lose con-
siderable caste
| kilbane, who never was a fighter Of
the first rank, has deteriorated sadly IN
the past few years, as Is evidenced BY
the fact of mediocre feathers like Jos
Fox holding him even. As Burns, de.
! spite his years. is just now at his best
he should make 1t very interesting for
the Ohioan.
Although Lew Tender had marrow
escape from a knockout in his recent bout
with Willie jackson. he has consented 10
| take on another tough customer in ths
person OF Patsy Cline. They will NEE,
in Philadelphia on September TO- and a,
| Cline Is better boxer than Jackson and
as hard a hitter Tender may have an sx.
| citing time.
The sun., 1919-08-25
Title May Not BE Decided.

As Sir Barton will not race in New
York again this year 1t is not likely
that he will meet Purchase or Hannibal
and therefore the three-year-old title
will have to go unsettled.
Thousands now proclaim Purchase the
best of his age, but there are nearly as
many who insist that when Sir Barton
is at his best he Is superior to Mr.. Hill
dreth's wonder. Besides, there are a
host of horsemen who declare that both
Hannibal and Dunboyne will give Pur-
chase hard fight for stellar honrs be-
fore the end of the season.
While the programme for every day
OF the closing week is promising, that
for next Saturday should furnish the
climax OF a record season. On that day
the Hopeful and the Cup will be de-
cided.
The Hopeful at six furlongs has a
guaranteed cash value of $4,000 and
will have all the star two-year-olds
with the exception of Miss Jemima
among the contestants, while the Sara
toga Cup, with $4,000 added. for three
year-olds and upward, at one mile and
three-quarters, should bring to the post
at least four of the greatest horses seen
this season.
The sun., 1919-08-25
SECOND GAME

American Giants. % o 02o01 OF 10 O
Treat EN- Roughs. % OO100O OIL 10 8
Batteries - Williams, Crawford and
Brown: Perritt, Clinton and Hebblewaite.
The Delta independent., 1919-09-26
BUSINESS LOCALS
. . . . . . . . - - Z

FOR SALE-Heavy span of mares
Worth the money. Bert Norton. 39tfc
FOR SALE-Rabbits, Colo. Phone
l,eos.w c39
FOR SALE-Baby Walker in first
class condition. This office. 36tfc
FOR SALE-Ford Touring car. Har-
ry Hickman. at Star Market. 39p
FOR SALE-City and ranch proper
ty. Mrs. p NJ. Condit. Coop. Tele-
nhone. 36tfc
FOR SALE:-A DeLaval Cream Sep
arator Price $50. Coop. phone
22S.M. 3stfc
FOR SALE-Underwood typewriter
in first class condition; nearly new
$500. This office. 3Stfc
FOR SALELThree and a quarter
running gears; also heavy work har-
ness. Bert Norton. 39tfc
FOR SALE-Ford car with two bod
les. one touring and one truck; good
condition. Chas. F. Keene. 39tfc
FOR SALE CHEAP:-160 acre ranch
l6 miles west of Steamboat Springs,
Colorado E. Paulus, Delta. 3Stfc
FOR SALE-Bees with yard fully
equipped for extracting. Miss Evans.
53s Dodge St Colo phone 31-J. 36tfc
FOR SALE-Team good young
geldings. weight about 1900. Write
A. Bruton. Cedaredge, Colorado. r,
F. D. &c. S6tfc
FOR SALE CHEAP-Two mares
with colts by their sides; one year
ling colt; one yearling mule. NJ. p.
Weeks. 39-40c
FOR SALE:-22 acres hay and
grain. we'll improved, about miles
from Paonia. Address Box AIS. Pa
onia. Colo. 37-40c
FOR SALE OR TRADE-House and
two lots in Hotchkiss. Mrs. ]. P,
Cooper. RID No. 2. Delta. Coop.
Phone 1OS-F. S6tfc
FOR SALE OR TRADE - One
threshing outfit complete. Will trade
for cattle. Address Coop. 235-A. or
Delta independent. 39tfc
FOR SALE-160 acres on California
geldings: will weigh 2,40O. Gentle
and reliable Phone Coop. 20-R- Eek
ert. M. F. Benefiel. S9tfc
FOR SALE CHEAP-one good
saddle pony, saddle. bride and blanket
Weight OF pony $50 pounds. Write Miss
Myrtle Shoemaker. Austin. Colo. $3.50
FOR SALE-One ranch Of LAT acres,
miles east Of Delta, Garnet Mesa.
100 acres in cultivation and hay Good
new 4 room house and other buildings,
also 2S acres adjoining city limits. At
a bargain. w. l. Wade. S2tfc
FOR SALE-16O acres on Garnet
Mesa known as the old Billings place,
adjoining Sweitzer's ranch. Owner Of
ment down. five years to pay out bal
ance. Price $50 per acre. Ill health
of nonresident makes this offer to
some good live man. Address 'B"
care OF Independent 27tf
FOR SALE-16o acreson California
Mesa. one half mile south of Harry
Prices: so acres in alfalfa: all un-
der cultivation and fenced. Good
house and buildings. Price Sl55 per
acre, $4,000 down. balance to suit
purchaser, so acres mile south of Pea
Log house and other fair improve
ments. Good cistern. Price $3.50 per
acre. Terms $4,000 cash; balance TO
suit purchaser. Monroe Brown, Olathe
rural route No. 9. Phone Delta
152-R3. 39Ilp
FOR SALE-Extra good Holstein
COW. Close to five gallons per day on
ordinary feed. Rert Norton. 39tfc
FOR RENT-Nice front room suit
able for one or two men. Inquire at
A. +. Penley store. 40p
FOR RENT--FNrnished room with
bath. All Howard. 29c
Lot the Delta Tire ana Repair shop
vulcanise and retread those old tires
for you. letfc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
T||'-.t--'.. .'0O't,1DU't
Try Making Your OiUn |
Cough Remedy
You eas save sbont ~, sad have |
sbeier remedy than uA ready
made Kind. kasiIy done.
ieS1seses25es1se5ese5esesS

n YOU combined the curative proper.
ties Of every known 'IradY.made"
cough remedy, you probably could not
ret az much real curative power as
there Is IN this simple home made
cough syTup, which Ia easily prepared
IN few minutes.
Get from any druggist 2i- ounces
oi Plnrx, pour IL INTO pint bottle
and fill the bottle with syrup, using
either PLAIN .gfanulstrd sugar syrup,
clarified mola.es, honey, Or corn
syrup. rs desired. The result d, a
full pint oi really better cough syrup
than YOU could buy ready made for
three times the monsv Tastes pleas
ant and never spolls
Iii, FneI and Syrup preparation
gets right at the cause Of cough and
give, almost immediate relief II loco
ems the phlcgm. stops the nasty throat
tickle and heals the tore, ifritated
mcmlranrs ~ gently and easily that
II Is really astonishing.
A dRys use will usually overcome
the ordinary cough and for bronchitis,
Group, whooplnr cough and bronchial
Asthms, there 10 nothing better.
Plner 10 most valuable concen.
trs,ed compound of genuine Norway
pine extract, and has been used Tor
generations to break NJ severe coughs.
To avoid disappointment, ak your
druggist for az ounces OF Pinc1"
with full directions, and don't accept
anything else. Guaranteed 10 give nb.
solute satisfaction or money promptly
refunded. The Pincr Co.. II. Wayne.
Ind.
(NdyertiSement)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
Minute Interviews
With Celebrities


- " hy DO you wear '''su'"
Mr. Enlen 80 =,
y Look nero NT. h'mle'' " tolos
INC twenty i've years tn grow ms
.a''l'ne' And. II l'" are referring 10
IT you,,
q How long have you worn your
m"'ia'hc' Mr bo'rn
\ about ten inehe' ea'l way pu'
',s worn down. considerably nov"
-a. ,unmef--
. folk' say YOU CONN your 'nu''
t.,he WIN 4 ''ce, iG'K. ~, h'''o
N nat U!,'Nlon'. Hn4'
'"nt conn IL al an. l''' y '"e 'n'P'
u grew IN g.,
= huh,r', un'e'''anu you nave
mama 10, HA,'e''hg UP '''o'
t'mcaies. How long nave you oec'
sex.
a. am 'he eoilee'o' OF in'er"''
revenue: ~ 'hh' wnAt you mean
=. IL me baoy swa'lo~ea a qu'i
'er would 'hey 'end Tor YOU doctor
" GU uon seem 10 uhue' s'A'N
"nN e"''' ~ tt
~ 20 you Keep all you eo''e''
Nj. bo!en' 60,
\ NO et-no, AL -,
y How woulu YOU ''Se 70 oe coz
.te,or ol external fe'5hue' MI
-Boleni ., o.,
A. well i,s lot nicer working
on the inside during mi' oo'o
wra'hef
q They claim YOU pu, something
m your eyes 10 make mem gutter
Mt. bolen, -,
a. mats mistake lney )us'
glitter in spite OF myself
q Maybe you are hungry OF
something, Mr' Bolen''
A. 'Gimlet. DO you mean 10 in'in'
uate-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04

field in safety They intend TO take
ihc machine today 10 Slllwasf and
Enid and % return ~ Oklahoma City
and Post lcll hriorc dark.
FOR they speak not peace bui they
lr,I,r drrcliiul mIllcp against them
hd arc que, 90 lhe land Palms,
sssy. ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
COUNTY 'J|NXED'
BY ELUSIVE Man
Glib owcobcrp Brings CIcyc-
hand Folk Nothing But Woe,

.ORNAN ONa. lob { Cspc
DslI Cleveland county appears ~
haze been llhcd by ono rlb Ioweu.
berg
lpwruhcg &, lhc man who llci from
Nomlu b e' p,m Nlnn No Do,cw.
her a'icf an exciting period ol ifcm.
rnl i'mr.c %. manager uI tone S A
! & ,au'r.u lrrr
Series Of hisioflun,s
llNc r tIr Da., ul the Norman and
Oklahoma Criy merchants Nho charge
cmbc,llcmul and securing good, uu-
d.r lal.r rr,len'c, The governor ~
Mum u'l refused 10 honor . icqu
'illon lpr 'hc return ol Iowcubcrg g.
iaDc ,lufg, ,n plea T., lowcnberg
that hr simply vls indebted ~ III.
mr,hm'. lur iNgf good, ard wa, not
umual'y Liable
Then come. lll NullroN Norman
insurance mn past grand master ''
'ur Mason, lodge ol Oklahoma. prom
mrui Shrurr a.i i0rmor employer o'
D.cubcs Nu.dfow went ~ -
rIm 80 assist .n 'hr attempt 'p e,'ia.
ir'r lo~euh.p, anI lu.' a, hr va,
leaving Pullman ,li 'sU .li,k.
fingered gentlemen rrhr,l hm oi d
$3.50 d'amrui ml tr trace 'u date
~ either d,sri Dr th'cy,s
WHY Sheriff Lost
Last. D. wa. "lI.r returning from
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
SCOUTS TO have
COUNCIL fire.


The l.g lhrp Tor boy scout, an
III dlldic, come, olf next MONDAY
evening
lnc 7 o'Dlork
Place Chamber oi Commerce ban
qN.' room
70 'hc boy scout fa,her'on clun
cl me.
lr,s,t t- program
Ns,mbly Dall. sounded hy Edwin
2 al.r D., Troop 3 With SCOUT
,1uilrg At attention m lhrlr place
lnry ui'l ing America" led by Maoi
) Stewart linen, following camp ru
tom an vlIl bow head, while Rev
T. Il smiI.c, oi lhe Mlywood Pre-.
bvlcnlu church. returns thanks
lher vi,l como the 'car,"
camp 'iic vii follow dinrcr CON
dn.nl lv n n tlludman 81 y
followed by 'he following program.
Singing l.I hy Mack N'rAar
thl 20 u.or George Guthrie
lmnp
Introductory rcnnrs.. N'-n Street
laIcu' l.Dd council
short talks "Nb ] am Scout.
lnus stewart Troop rs. Teddy ! re-
1rop y Ben Parker Troop ! WIN
J lm = Scout Master e. 7 Perry
..ou'ml''cr Troop ~ Jesse Had
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
Argentina Will
Borrow Big Sum

BuENOS AIRES. Monday r,l
The British minister ard Julio
Moreno. acting minister o' iuau
have agreed 10 ign the cereal D."-
,cntIon AZ II O'Clock l0marfow m0H.
ug Inc convention provides for a
loan OF SlpOUOODO gold t. 'hc all .
by Argentina and there viii be- r.
specification, as 70 minimum pf.s
ard the quantity %! gfan & bc prr.
.hlSed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
Nine Transports Sail.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4--Depar,-
ure from France Of nine ships which
will dock at New York, Philadelphia
or Newport News in the next three
weeks with approximately 400 officers
and 1900 men from the American
espeditionary force, was announced
today by the war department.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04

Iad,, should alwut retain their
hats when dining A. restaurant
tcafoom ~ hotel m the daytime They
should rcnp,c their glo,c and throw
back their wraps
A. night they may either Nctr h',
ur # ~ evening dres, they m, 90
v-rhou, them wih their hlr .ur'0url
property for evening \ hfg, picture
hat or lace bat o. 'omr'um', Num
even with dr.ulletc dinner gown
Men usually wear bua'ne suits
10 thr popular afternoon dance. ai
'rlroom,. or hotel rctmfan's ht'rl
70 O'Clock iull evening drc,, IS 'nc
p'opcr thing D.Ssy ll.kcIs wn h
are often worn ru,NEd should hrt.n.
tined 10 stag affair
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-26
SEARCH IS MADE
FOR NEW PLANET
Professor Pickering Of
Harvard Engaged on
New Task.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Dec. a.
Professor William II. Pickering ~
the Harvard Astronomical uhscrva-
tory, who is stationed at Manh6ville,
Jamaica. Is now Engaged IN At search
for the planet which is supposed by
astronomers 10 exist outside Ncp
tune and estimates that this undis-
covered member OF The solar system
Is some 90 times a. far from the sun
as IL the earth, according TO state
ment made today by Professor Solon
l.. Bailey, acting director OF Harvard
observatory
Astronomers have suspected tho
existence or "A planet outside Neptune
for at least so years" Professor Bat
ley said and sine" 1877 many oh
servers have tried Ia lucatr IT. Tho
usual method WIS to study the per.
turhatlVns Of Uranus ana determine
from these what must bc the atuH -
tion of the object which was defect
ing Uranus from IFS course. In re
cent years Professor Pickering has
studied the perurhatious Of Nrp-
tune M well and ~ a result has as-
uertainod what h" believes to DO tho
approximate position OF tho new
planet
lie has recently been engaged in
II systematic study of Photographic
plates OF the area OF the sky In
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-26
OKLAHOMA OIL
GAME ATTRACTS
DOUG FAIRBANKS
He Finds Sweetheart In nm Okla.
homa Girl In His New Picture,
when the Clouds Roll By"

The oil fields of oklahoma are
Douglas Fairbanks mecca in his new
super production, When the Clouds
Roll BY which begins II weeks run
al the Rialto Sunday.
The mayor OF Bancroft, Okla, in
duces noug's uncle to take fly with
him in oil and ne starts Doug out
TO take charge Of the investment.
It's a lucky venture for Doug for he
meets his future wife in the person
OF a pretty little blonde from Ban
croft.
when the Clouds Roll by" Is un-
douhtedly the best entertainment the
unrivalled Fairbanks has ever
made. When. the manager OF the
Hialto with a few invited friends
viewed the picture at a private
showing Wednesday night evryone
enthusiastically declared II the best
picture the star has made II cXudeS
laughs every minute and tho st6ry
Is 90 original 1t Is "A positive delight.
Like all the Fairbanks features. a
vein ~ philosophy runs through
when the Clouds Roll By" In this
one Doug plays upon the weakness
OF mankind to believe In superstl-
uon. lie ridicules II with such fine
humor that 1t is prize package of
laughter
When the Clouds Roll ny" is
sure to be the talk Of Tulsa. for
everybody who sees II Will agree
with the star himself. who an
nounces his confident belief that it
the masterpiece of Fairbanks
many entertaining pictures ---Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-26
labor ADOPTING
BLACKLIST PLAN
Will Oppose Candidates
Who Are Opposed
to Claims.
yELP BOTH PARTIES
Use Prohibitionists' Method
in Coming Election to
Elect Candidates.
Ey MILDRED MORRIS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 25. - or
raryri labor will adopt the sue
'essuI political lictics OF the "drys''
IA nut over It's program and elect
candidates for congress friendly TO
,ts interests in the 1920 convention.
Like iu, prohibitionists. the Amer
lrau F.IrraiiOn of Labor. which Is
rlaur ps the most aggressive politi-
rsl ..u.puign in It's history, will work
, II Nu hTvp black llSt' OF
| remtes OF labor running for re-
election.
"AI democrats and republicans
look alike TO us when they are
against labor, is the new union po-
lical slogan
I'm one district the candidate for
congress- known as being inimical to
mo interests OF labor. IL supported
by ~" democratic party the union
tado,s will concentrate their efforts
10 clcc, his republican opponent.
where both democratic ana rcpubll-
can candidates are anti-lnbor. tho
union forces Will try 90 form cosli-
Jon with some Independent political
movement favorable 10 its principles
The federation will make govern
men, hy injunction" one OF the Is
sues ~ me next cam paiRn. IT VIII
endeayor 10 get the political parties
70 declare for congressional enact
ment 10 prevent the United States
supreme court and other federal
courts from passing on the constitu-
uonaliiy Of laws passed by congress.
Anp.her Issue IL VIII inject into
the campaign will be the retention
Of the railroads by the government
II will urge the enactment OF laws
providing for the selection of fed
.ral Judges by popular vote for a
term Of six years. demand deflation
Of currency and advocate the vest
Ing control OF the credits In II public
agency.
The officers OF tho federation have
Jhsen authorized by the executive
council to put into action" the dec
laration OF labor's rights adopted
by the labor conference a week ago
A political comm!ttee may be ap-
pointed by the federation to conduct
i,s campaign. There are plans for
the raising OF campaign funds by
contributSrf8 from all the local and
International unions affiliated with
ne federation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-26
BODIES NOT YET FOUND
search for Victims OF Iii-tatcd on
Tanker Proves to Br FruitIcss.

- BANDON. orc. Dec. 25.-The
waters OF tho Pacific have not Yet
yielded up the bodies OF 80 OF the
crew OF the Inflated bll tanker J. 4,
Chanslor. which went on the rocks
OF Cape Blanco near hero last
Thursday night 4 steady patrol OF
the sand dunes and a constant
search OF tho sea in these parts have
proven fruitless
The bodies OF tho four men
washed up on the beach between this
city and Blackpoint, Ia the only rc-
coVery made 40 far with tho OK
ception OF the rescue of three men.
including Captain Sawyer.
All hope has been abandoned. but
efforts will continue today and to
morrow
The report that signs OF life had
heen seen aboard tho unsunken pur.
lon, OF tho ship was dispelied by
captain Johnson OF the coast guard.
who said IT was only the flapping OF
Il canvas ON the bridge that had mis-.
led the beach guards
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-26

which he believes the planet to he
situated q, present His method is
TO have telescope photographs OF u
certain small section Of the heavens
taken at short Intervals, sometimes
taken only a day apart, and 10y plac-
ing the plates one on top Of another,
to see if any OF the minute points
recorded ON the plates seem 10 have
moved, That is the sui est method Of
COnIuNtlmg hmCh a ApArch
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-26
AN EXTRA WEEKS SALARY
Employees OF the MndnnsLy Clothing
Company Receive offs. O.,

one thousand dollars In checks
were distributed among the em-
ployes OF the Madansky Clothing
company by the proprictors ns
Christmas gifts Wednesday after.
noon This In exclusive OF the annual
bonus checks which are paid on the
percentage of sales The checks
amounted to an cNtrn weeks salary.
Employees Of the Madausky Broth
ers' stores In both oklahoma city
and Bartesyille who have been In
the service OF the firm over siN
months, received gifts OF Ike
amount.
An airship has 20 900 parts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-26
For That CHILLY Ircling

Take Groves Tnstelcss CHILL
Toni II Warns tho body by Purify
Ing aud Enr.ching he Blood YOU
can soon fcri It's Strengthening. In
Vigurating Effect Price soc AdVt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-26
CITY ACCOUNTANT QUITS
Brunch ln Present Resignation; AC-
rcpts job WIN Tulsa Firm.

H.. W Branch, chief clerk In the
office of the city auditor since oc
tobcr. 1918 viii this morning tender
his resignation tO the mayor and
board of city lsslonsr- "a take
effect Immediately Vie will enter the
cmpluyc OF Crawford. CRuCIlman n
Crockett, certified accountants OF
kansas city, 81 Louis ana Tulsa,
Flfth floor Daniel building
Denmark has about S5 head of
cuttle To every 400 inhabitants
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-04-07
.PATR1OT1sM AND POLITICS"

Col. George Harvey is something of
a wit and says many things having
stings to emphasize his judgment.
Recently the colonel was invited to
speak at Indianapolis and was asked
to telegraph a title for his remarks.
He did so, saying he would talk on
Patriotism or Politics" Later he
telegraphed that he wished to change
the title Of his address, as he felt the
title suggested was too general and
hackneyed, choosing instead, Wash
ington or Wilson" When he arose to
speak ut the appointed time, i'll dis
GUESSING the incident Of the kilograms
in which he suggested Washington or
Wilson instead Of Patriotism or Poll
tics. he said
after all, when You come to think
of it, the difference is not SO great !:
the meaning is substantially the same.
Not that l woAld convey the impress
sion that the one was wholly patriot
and the other is wholly a politician.
The difference of course is one simply
of degree, but in viewing what might
be termed the dominant attributes of
the two statesmen the vcrisimilitude
of the appellations could hardly be
challenged successfully"
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-04-07
JUDGE lands VIEW.

Judge X. NJ. Lands. in an address at
Kansas City: In some quarters it is
perilous even to ask questions about the
league of nations, let alone discuss It.
But am going to make suggestion.
just suggestion. Before you sign it,
read what you're signing. | am not
holding an elective Office and am not
fixing to run for an elective Office. so !
can talk about it if ! want to. ! have
talked with intelligent and patriotic
men, of equal intelligence and iatri-
otism. They disagree on certain points
and if there is room for difference be.
tween men of equal intelligence, why
shouldn't it be written so plain there
can be no misunderstanding? Every
man should be permitted to voice. and
have heard, his opinion of the docu
ment before it is accepted. No mans
idea can be dictated by political de
mands. If a man fayors it because he
is democrat and opposes it because he
is republican, he is on the verge OF
intellectual bankruptcy.