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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-10-07
JAPAN RESPONR|bLE
FOR NEW HIGH PRICE
ON FOREIGN SILVER
From Financial ReT.ev:

Prom Financial Rsytev;
The further advance IN foreign or
irin silver. from IS 70 :. cents for
The latter part Of September. vas
closely related 70 operations By ia
pan That Country has been : large
bzye- in China chiefly Of cotton.
suG has bee, compelled 70 become =
large silver buyer ~ TIE particular
the il i trying 70 force Al excl1-
sarely gold standard o. the Chinese
Il Dz-iea-
An interesting development Is
that While Japan i Increasing gold
circulating = Marehuriz- aside from
placing the Dzrisa Produce E-
change o. an absolute gols basis
TIE native Chinese are proceeding tc
ell the sold and secure q large
amount Of silver with the proceeds
TIE premium Oh silver to- iMDs
data delivery Still exists IN The Lon
con market sp7srsa1ly showing
scarcity q supplies there The 50
called New YO-k-ee Eiv2lszE-L oZcol
price has also been higher than /
: London and the rrles O. foreign O.
: szi- has actually been -26e ErS-
Naw York rather than revs-ssly-
Larger silver hlvl-g bE Chimes
: banks has also Contributed % 7re
vzil3-E strength as re fo-ec2szs5 3
err previous reviews Silver szoeS
ST Shsrghz5 are smaller co-rG7s
wsth those earlier in The 2c1ta
: Chinese hanks On August 80 hel
I SsSs5n.aaa and 957s4eQa t2sl
silver
: Great Purchases Of domestic s5lve
under the Provisions O he Nt1-a
Law EE5 AZ 81 81 01zcs Eaz -
cents Ds1verb row amount % -
\ SO SIS ouncsS 50 fzr this ys2r-
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-10-07
Training Means
Success

J. In LIES struggles success goes &
the ual ard women ~ho have E-zSa
The best uss Of their opportunities
:. Afsw months q Scholastic trzl--
ing enables you to DO shat il would
require years % accomplish b. sz-
perisaes
5. To1 can f. yourself Tor az 70
sstion you want BIZ r-a--g for +
4 Begin yozr training tbs fail
University preparatory courses
Vocational courses
Business courses
Domestic Science and Art
courses
Music. Art. Literature
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-10-07

Bztenbarg:
Ers- J. D. Campbell. -.---.- zoo
Luncheon Set.
rs N L Lee. s-sV
Pillow Top:
First-Nrs. N Yozchin zoo
Seeond-Mrs- L H Morse Lee
Crochetsd Yoke.
Firt-NrS Geo. Beard. 49,. zoo
Seeond-Nrs- L h Morse Loo
Best Sweater
Mrs. J. R Aekli1- ----.---- z-uV
Bath Towel.
FIrs.-Nrs- Wheeler 1890 zoo
Seeond-Nrs- Alice Hemeon- Loo
Piano Scarf:
FIr-Nrs- Claire Morris. zee
Z Secocd-Mrs- Alice Heueo1. Ice
Sets Of Doilies-
FI-s--Nrs- L 4 Morse zee
S=cocs -Nrs- Claire Morris LOG
Oldest Exhibit:
FirS-Nrs- A. 4 Nillsap- - zee
7 Second-Nrs- " A Listo1-.. Les
Manual Training Chair:
Leslie Edwards 49,. $3.50. 5-o'
Best Homemade Soap
Ms 4. h Millsap- ... l-e'
Best Collection Flowers.
Yrs A H Millszp- 70
Best Bo2Cet:
, Firs--Nrs- Violet Lee Pace Is
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-10-07

The Department Of Labor has :
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-16
GENERAL rEHsHINe TO ieo to-
siliPARls AT DIRECTION oF'eslrc
~ HARDING. - 'fD"e
UNDER ARC DE TRlompHE
Naval oHicsr Expected 10 Accompany
/ Gen. Psfshins to Frshcel-axnother
~. Evidenee of FtiendsHip ss-i boi
sD'y " tween Requisites ~ f'aeif

I Washinston--Ce Gen. Pershing,l acting
at the direction; of President Harding.
will sail for Paris, where on Oct. 2 he
win award the medal Of honor voted
by congress to the Unknown soldier OF
France, whose body was placed in the
Arch dc ,Triomphe. srif ee,l
| gThe genera. Whp. left France just
about two years ago after having led
the American E.xxbeditiotAry Foote'S To
victory proB6baly iwfirBs accoinpanied
by a 4navabsoffieans who wall paatiel-
pate lin thsn ngeremenies to ;, Revb he'd
in, coDpsetioR, With The. ias.wyard Of the the
medal The naval officer to make the
trip has not yet been' selected 80 wot
Secretary weeksl in announcing Gen.
Psrshing ssamission.i saidthog saaia Lr,us
ji"The French, g9sernpent has !, an
.nounced its, intention Of signalizing by
appropriate military cereniohies the
actioff Of ftcohgress as bdt another esi-
deneei OF the observation-disclosures swhioh
|havsralways prevailed between the two
repuplcst,na Wuiagn sssar estn, \
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-16
COMMITTEE voTEs RETROACTIVE
nAPRoElT TAX REPEAl--ylc1,oi,,
( ToHMEoR MELLoN.
sn1oot Promises TO Launch His Bill,
Providing for a7ssies Tax--4Demo- =
- Gratis, Meanwhile, Are Spar erc,'
.'Tsl'oh ring FOR 4 Fight. q eid aaio

s.Washington<--Retr repeal OF
the excess profits tax in order to re-
tiuce the tax burden OF business dur
Ing the present year has been decided
upon tentatively by the republican
members of thei So nate finance, com,
mittee. .s,.,.
This was a vistssy,fer the admins
t.ati0n tax position; as outlined by,
Secretary of the Treasury, Nj ellon.
Four Of the six tax changes In the
house bill proposed by1 MelIon3 wepeI
accepted by the nrepublican, nembres
Of the committee. thus indicating that
senate republicans. in general wili
line up with the administration In bp4
position to various features sof q the
house tax hfllabs aus,3A nsrt, .l, tea.
The other three proposals urged, by
Mellon that were adopted were.
| Increase OF corporatioh Income
tax to Is per Cent al Of list Jan!,I,o d
| s21lTax On q,roprietary n medicines.
perfumery and cosmetics as of, Ian. l.,
illumination of the capital stock
tax as of next Jan /. Z
The suggestion Of Mellon that the
maximum rate on surtaxes be re-
duced to 25 uer cent next Jan. Il was
rejected in therhouse and the maxi
mum of 80 per cent adopted. His pro-
posals to cut transportation taxes in
half as OF next Jan. /, and rcnesl them
ON Jan. /. 1923. was also oyecridden
+ In the House provision for complete
repeal next January accepted. ss
Repeal Of the profits tax caused a
hot debate amonsfdthe republican
members. and Mellon's suggestion
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-16
ROCK ISLAND VALUATION.

Washington.-In the first tentative
valuation report covering the property
OF the larger railroad systems of the
United States the Interstate Commerce
Commission announced that the final
value OF the property owned and leas-
ed of the Chicago. Rock Island G Pa
cific railway syStem as OF June 80.
1915, was $322,277 ,596. This valuation
covers the tocars property of the sys-
tenn devoted to common carrier pur.
poses.
On total property owned by the Rock
Island final value of s252, 2,062, 800 was
fixed by the commission and value
of $251,S09,9s3 was placed on the prop.
erty wholly owned and used.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-16
UNDERWOOD MOST eRocREssIvE'
ON THE LisT-oTHERs LISTED
778e=As assrANp-PATTERs.v a5''
TALK KeioF DUAL MONARCHY
Idaho Senator, Who Originates Idea of
the Conference, Is, Entirely snub- 10
bed--+Labor Plans Big DEM bI6et
onstration.

Washingten.-Dem criticism
was sleyeled at President Harding be
cause he did not appoint Senator Bor-
ah of Idaho member OF the American
delegation to the disarmament confer
ence. s9clf tesN t1F1
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska,
ranking democratfc member of the
senate foreign, relations. committee,
said Boraiisi appointment aFwould have
been a guarantee of a very earnest
and determined effort to produce i'm
mediate results"
( At the same time Hitchcock called
on all. democrats tos give moral. sup
port to the effort being made by this
conferences to promote ARMAMENT re
duction" ts,ey,-.s-, Asss
He said he realized that the Amer
lean delegation must in the end, rep
resent Harding's views and policies
In this respect the selection OF
Hughes, Root, Lodge and Underwood
"should cause general satisfaction,
Hitchcock said, as e@they constitute a
strong committee" and one in thor
ough accord with Harding's moderats
program.
I GONE of us would have been glad
to see men on the committee who hold
mors advanced views on disarmament
than President Harding is supposed te
hold" Hitchcock added. NE
/ Comment here on the personnel ol
the American delegation centered
AROUND the TACT thas Harding selected
four men whose public. careers have
been marked by the same characters
tic-conservatism
A4rsafe and sane delegation Is the
way political opinion characterized
Hardina,si selections. In Iultralpr9Eres
sive circles the delegation is regarded
as ''stand-pat" and reactionary," will
the exception OF Underworld N,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-16
SAYS ONLY N ! PRESS 4atn4sy::o e: i,
But Lsdoux Continues Offering Idle
Men for Sale. 80 5Tit

But Ledoux Continues OFFERING Idle
Men for Sale. Z S7iH
Boston. The slave market ON Bos.
ton Common. where unemployed men
were bought and sold. was admitted to
have been from first 70 last = press
agent stunt
Morris Gest. New York producer.
hired ''Mr. Zero.r the auctioneer, and
arranged the affair to boom a forth
coming production. But-Gest con-
fessed to having, started something he
doesn't know how to stop.
"This thing has got beyond us, :
said the press agent who launched ths
Slave MARKET sIaeawas in a quan.
dairy. hes said, as to how to call, off the
affair without offending thoHsands OF
people who had helped the unemployed
of Boston as result of the publicity
given the "auction Of slaves.''
> Hundreds of dollars have been CON
tributed, and sother New England cities
were taking up the idea. Charles Lee
doux, "Mf. Zer6," later stood UP be-
fore crowd OF 10000 and denied the
"slaye market was publicity stunt.
But Gest,s press agent reiterated
that Ledoux was an actor. hired BY
him to play in q forthcoming produo
ton and directed to arrange the "auc
t'on-ss ID. 80 t-'aIq slsr9s1 ssksblss !
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-16
.D|SARMANENIS.
| SAFE AND SOUND
SEES LooPHoLE IN LETTER OF
PRIME MINisTER-PRESs HAS
RECOVERED ITS VOICE.
BoRAH GETS NO AoNORs
Arthur Griffith Is Expected TO Head
Delegation to Inverness instead
Of ne slefa Ulster Some
"a kwF1at WnSfiSd.s1s

London.-Reports from Dublin TO
both the government and the Irish rep
resentatiyes here indicate that there Is
a strong demand among the rank and
file of the Sim Feiners for accept
ance OF the governments invitation to
conference at Inverness by Dali Fire
ann at its next meeting. 1t is pointed
out by Irish representatives here that
it is quite within the possibility for
the Irish to ignore the first paragraphs
of Prime Minister Lloyd Georges let
ter and to accept an invitation to "as-
certain how the association of Ireland
with the community of nations known
as the British empire can best be rec
onciled with the Irish national aspira-
tons"
This is. regarded as admitting dis
cussion. Of every posslnle relatsenship
even that OF dual monarchy which
is said to be TIRE solution gaining favor
among the moderates.
| A most significant sign is that the
Irish press has recovered its voice and
is talking for the first time with some
show of independence. Every news
paper is urging acceptance.
| 1t is stated in Dublin that Mr.. de
Valera will not accompany the delega-
tion to Inverness, but 1t will be led by
Arthur Griffith. 1t is reported here
that Mr.. Lloyd George is considering
postponing the date OF the conference
for week. This is due to the fact that
that the Highland gathering" which
lissthe fashionable highland fsmetiou Of
| the year, takes place in Inverness dur
| ing the week OF Sept 20 and the hotels
are all booked to the DOORS The thrifty
Highland hotel keepers want to have
both the "gathefings and fhe confer
ence. but they refuse to turn out the
gathering" guests, who have more
money to spend. for government Off
cials
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-16
TERRIFIC RAIN SENDS ToRRENT
OF iWATER'olNTo STREETS a'a
OF SAN ANTONIO. ---.---------
SOLDIERS Do SBtscues woaS
Water Eight Feet Deep in 6usinepD
District, While Many Persons
Abandon Homes and Flee -
8HieY iif to the Hills 2S nisH9

San Antonio. ,Tex.TiFiye persons arr
missing and property damage estimat-
ed at thousands Of dollars has been
caused III the downtown business ana
residential districts By an overflow OF
the San Antonio River and the, Alnzan
Creek here, which is described as the
most serious flood here since 1913.
The waters rose suddenly Following
rains OF two days with a predpftatioui
ezeeediag q inches. iam ie -. a.
al The wissipg are: Mrs. Alma Elam
and two children. and Charles Grant
and WIFE Su'f'
Grant was seen to hand his baby
to neighbor and enter his house in
search Of His wife. q Neither has been
seen since 19f3iu ~ tsa ei-5f sIlns154s
The rivers in the downtown district
broke over. the embankments protect-
ing. ST. Mary's street, sweeping down
st. Mary's street into Houston ana
tfshce norm through Navarro street.
inundatsdsthe streets in the heart Of
the City. pysrF an area about six blocks
long and four blocks wide
Among the buildings where the water
Has 'aireas5 reached the ground iiocr
are tisei Gpnter Hotel. tBready Building
and Gunner, Office building. At the Sam
Antopia Express Building the water
had risen to the level Of the first fioeF-
Reports as to the course Of tho
flood varied Fire Chief A. s. Goetn
reported that the river was rising ae
the rate OF foot every 70 minutes.
while on the other, hand, reports teIe-
phoned to the Express from the .north-
ern end Of the city said . slight fan
was noticed,
All available men presumably SOL
diers) from Fort Sam Houston wera
sent to aid in rescue work along River
avenue, where the water was reported
8 feet deep.
The greatest property damage Thus
far reported has been along the Ala
xan Creek. where the number of dwell
ings washed from their foundati0nD
has mot been ascertained.. The fiood
Is the direct result Of heavy. rains dur
ing the As hours in the headwaters oe
Oimus Greek, ordinarily afdfy waiter
course. which Hes northwest Of Brack-
enridge Park. The San Antonio River.
rising at the north end OF the park,
could not care for the accumuated
nov. from the creek. and as q result
the water broke across Brackenridsp
Park into River avenue. asffa ~
+ ~ -
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-16
YEAR FOR REV. sRockMAN.

Chicago.--Rev. Henry Brockman,
German Lutheran minister, who preach
es In Stombol, Mich. Crystal Falls
Mich, and several nearby villages, wa
sentenced to one year in the house oi
correction and fined 5000 and costs By
Judge Schulmah 6f the morals court
+, He was. charged, with contributing e
the delinquency OF Caroline c. Biele
! A. years old iof ,Grystfl Falls, at the
home OF whose parents the minister
stopped while preaching in the village
t}o Ths girl came 70 Chicago August 80
to study music. The minister came
to Chicagotabopt the same time.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-16
FIFTY ESCAPED sY TUNNEL.

interned Sim Feiners Worked Weeks
Underground.
Dublin.--A tunnel requiring many
weeks to construct was employed in
effecting the escape of fifty iMerned
Sim Feiners from Curragh intern
ment camp in County Kildare, where
about 1900 prisoners, we've under
guara h The camp - surrSdAded by
several rows OF abarbed xirsA Aentan-
CLEMENTS and is heavily guarded by
soldiers. The prisoners built the
tunnel under the barbed wire. using
some of the flooring of their huts for
props The most difficult part was
to elude the guard.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-16
MAN, rs, KILLS exswlFsa

1sLong Beach,, sCal,T7TE,s,F. Routt,, IS.
disguised in q Santa Claus beard, shot
and seriously wounded his divorced
wife, Mrs. Carrie Rohtty ss. whiieushe
was celebrating in her home here the
thirteenth birthday Of their SON., ac-
cording to the police, and then ended
his own life with a bullet through his
brain. ssss@S y fs"
vl,Mrs,u Roubt, although, shot three
timhtesss, Is expectsd To fSe6ver5 Accord
ing to Mrs. Routtsstfsported statement
TO the police, the couple were married
when she was Is years OF age. e'sl7.i
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-16
AUTO SALESMAN slain, 7
=. = B0DI sunk N river
,pRFvER Of MACHINE ALSO eoNR
II ys AND BUYER HELD. s,....


y chicago. lll=-One automobile mss
was round slain the pody OF .anotper
was being sought In the pespisiness
River and 2O-yearToid youth to whom
they had tried to sell a car is UNDER
arrest In one OF the most mysterious
murders in Chicago police annals. al
The body OF Bernard J. Dousherty.
who was chosen as an aii-American end
by Walter Camp when he played on the
Harvard University football team IN
1901 and 1902, and for several years
has been . star salesman fox Ne hck-
ard Automobile' Company was found
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-16
WANT TO END STRIKES.
Trades Union Congress Considers
Resolution AS Sainst Work stoppase.

Cardiff. WalesrrH Heated discussion
arose in the Trades Union Congress
over resolution introduced by Iron
and Steel Trades Federation delegates
calling for provision to secure settle
ment OF labor disputes without stop
page of work. In event NO settlement
OF a controversy could be secured
In this manner, the entire resources
of the trades union movement would
be called upon to insure final victory.
Robert Smile, the miners leader.
strongly opposed such an arrangement
on the grounds that It proposed to
draw the teeth ,of. organized labor and
to take away it's arm"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-16
KILLS SELF AND GIRL,

pespo ondency Over Financial condi.
~ e''N tions Responsible. n = t'ys''f-
st. Paul MINI. .lWilbur Crimes, q.
was found shotto death and his sweet
heart, Miss Lydia Stahlback, o22, Of
Fort, Dodge, Ia, was found in a dying
condition with a bullet IN her right
temple BY d roommate Of Miss 'Stahl-
backs I'm an apartment house ii here.
The police said Grimes shot, the girl
and then committed suicide, Despon-
dency over financial conditions and
the recent death Of his father In Des
Msines is believedq BY the poliee to
hayeprDmpted the act sei4a rgdat.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-16
johnson Turned Down.

Atlanta, Ga--The nomination of
Henry Lincoln johnson, negro repub.
lican national committeeman from
Georgia. has been unfavorably acted
upon by the senate committee. which
heard appeals for and against the
Georgia negro, according to advices re.
ceived here from Thomson, Ca, quot.
ing UI..ed States Senator Watson
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-16
AUTHORIZE GRAVEL CUTS.
Eastern Carriers viii Make Heavy
Reductions.

Washington.-Eastern carriers were
authorized by the Interstate Commerce
Commission to make heavy reductions
on five days notice In rates on sand,
gravel and crushed stone, applicable
between practically all points in east
ern trunk territory. including Pennsyi.
vania, New Jersey. Delaware, Mary
land and portions Of West Virginia
and Virginia.
The new rates are to become effect
tive October /, and will substitJte Is
per cent increase over the 1910 rate
for the4asper cehtrasei iput Sntoseffec:
last August
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-16
ARGENTINA READY TO BUY.
American Exporters May Compete su<
tAJ eessfuiIy, Commissioner Says.

American Exporters May Compete Sue
tAI eessfuIIy, Commissioner Says.
New York.-Argentina is on the
'verke Oh a alpurchasing boom for al
CLASSES of merchandise and condition.
there are such that American export
ers may successfully compete with any
other foreign country, Robert s. Bar
rett4a former gtynNed States trade corr
missioner to South America, said herr
Mr.. Barrett has just returned hons
after making survey of the CONNER
ictslisitpatiph " Argentina. 3
American prices are higher, due 81
the exchange situation, with a s5 pf
cent -preliinm on the American dollar
Ne said & The exchange is offset, how
euer. hy Tie fact that deliveries from
Europe are slow. q
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-16
INVESTIGATE SUICIDE
Narcotic Agent shot SELF After spec

Narcotic Agent shot Sell AFTER spec
u ae. staeqlas sMteamshiP 81 !7 Bald, sox
saiNew York-Inv estigation OF, the SUI
ieide iof Frank tJt Fitzpatrick, chief
narcotic agent of the internal reve-
nue. ldspartmenti, for New York. fpl-
lowing a. spectacular drug and whisky
raid on the Greeksi steam ship, King
Alexander, haR,i been begun by Col.
O. O. ,Horrers executive assistant. TO
the chief uf the narcotic division.
eszE E1itxns AEke1Ezaan usAfz athaz siaadaa rQf
the raid. shot himself twice through
'khe heart shortly after the raiders
had had fought Oasas g sls ssstles EEe,sf ss
drugs and whisky valued variously at
from 100000 to $1,000. .oeB all saLit
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-16
Re.dIna iron cSslWsdll.I! asai

| Reading. Pa-Anoxllea gcHE inRases
.of employees OF the Reading Iron com
Ipany was annohnt3a1s sk6rh ! Unhxilied
labor j. cpt g 2h cents peS hour and
machinists in proportion This Is the
fourth reduction this year. Only por-
tions OF the big plant are in opera
ton.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-16
IOWA CORN SUFFERED.

Heaxyl Rhips Wing and Electrical On
turbance Cadsed Loss. Il
Des Moines, Iowa - Considerably
z6amsEm Etaahelinxad to;haxe. been dor!
to corn and property over Iowa durInl
2 severe electric storm, which was &C
companied by heavy rain.
At Creston 1888 inches OF rain fell.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-16
sl1xT7'EElN TIL ,ElsElMsES lslIS IN AvRr.


Philadelphia Sixteen firemen
were overcome or slightly injuredgih a
s150I0oO fire lats the tAlsrehsntI Storage
nampany's warehouse, here. LiyHs ,of
firemen wereisand&Hgersd by falling
walls, but none was caught under the
debris Several were slightly injured
when they jumped from windows. The
building was destroyed.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-16
ceoRelA WOMEN MAKE APPEAL
Protest in ELOQUENT Words Againsts Be
sort to Mob Law.

Atlanta, Ga---An appeal against mob
law was issued by committee of very
prominent women who are members OF
the Georgia state committee OF inter
racial Co operation, Z The special cop
mittee, headed byiMrs. A W. sLaEton
Of Savannah, adopted resolutions stat.
ing that while they appreciate the chiv
airy Of men who VIII give their lives
for the purity and safety OF women.'
yet we feeI constrained. tU-deciare-cnr
convictions copeerping the methods
sometimes employed m this supposed
- 4 r.
Rthu. !. - 81
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-16
siA .ssSIaSs saiJAsH eE sisI


e'di sfa9 20 esom bas ag,se soa
slp5 ~ Us eniis4A nYd e8 4ts4t
Evening star., 1921-03-10
"The Only Breed of Dog"
To the Editor of The Star:

10 the Editor OF The Star:
I desire to express my pleasure at
seeing how the only breed of dog"
has climbed to editorial heights 1t
is known fact that an Airedale can
whip anything from a rat to a noun
tain lion, or, as one writer has so
aptly put it. "can do anything any
other dog can do and then lick that
dog: but to think one has gotten
into the sanctum sanctorum and
forced recognition from an editor,
But 1 do not get the writer's mean
ing when he says that President
Harding has clinched the Scotch vote
with Laddie Boy. Many people
think that the Airedale is a Scotch
dog, but he is not He is half Irish
terrier and half otterhound, an Eng
lish breed Of dog. The Airedale is a
manufactured breed, not over seventy
five years in existence. He gets his
fighting blood from the Irish and his
water hah!ts from the otterhound.
The old poachers in the northern part
of England wanted good dog for
stealing game. and after many mixings
of breeds the Airedale was the result.
But remember that he is not Scotch
An Airedaie lover and owner thanks
you. GEORGE A. BAISFORD.