The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-03-25
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ball players can do much better work
by RETAINING from eating the noon
day meal before entering into test.
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The City Commission Of Biloxi, Miss.
has adopted an ordinance providing
fine Of 500 and 80 days Imprisonment
for any person or persons parading the
city streets masked, Or ii any disguise
whatever.
Judge Hamilton at Austin. Tex. adj
judged the City Police Commissioner Of
that town and F. G. Reynolds to be in
contempt of court, for refusing to am
swer the question, DO you belong to
the Ku Klux Klanp'' and fined them
both 500 and to remain in jail until
they agreed to answer the question.
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Harry Frint, keeper Of lighthouse
on the island Of Hawaii found some
strange thing floating on the water
near the lighthouse. Thinking it was
the body Of man. he descended to
the shore and found it was solid mass
of ambergris, He got $4,000 for it
in New York. Now he has retired.
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! The Mcbride Law No. 4, one of the
uncompleted vessels which had cost
Uncle Sam $258,0OO when all work
on it was ordered stopped, was sold to
Nv. c. Bailey, owner of the Bailey wood
yard, Beaumont, Tex, for $3.50.
j Mr.. Bailey has already realized $29-
| $50 from the material on the hull of
this vessel alone, and there is every ey-
idence that he will get at least $l0.-
600 more out of it. Read this over
again and whisper what you think TO
| yourself. We wouldn't care to have
you express your opinion out loud.
Madame Matzenauer, the famous
prima donna opera singer. advertised
for chauffeur, hired the best looking
one that answered the adj fell in love
with him, married him, fed him, cloth
ed him, allowed him $50 month
for spending money, took him all over
the world with her. showered all kinds
of presents on him, and gave him the
life ola prince for two years. She
now admits that she threw him out Of
her apartments in New York City last
week, because she discovered that he
had another on the string who is 20
years older than she who had lavished
all her esteem, affection and wealth on
him. We should like to hear from the
other fellow.
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Bobbed hair has gone. Madame
fashion has decreed it. London has al
last decided that bobbed hair has hac
its run. The latest style is in the form
of curl. or curls. known as the horse.
shoe wave. 1t lifts the locks high of
one temple while it falls gently down
over the other. There is a feather or.
nament that goes with the newest de-
coration, and they are in great demand
Girls, don't bob; the time is near when
you will be glad to buy back what you
now would fooIishly throw away. High
prices are being paid all over Europe
for the cutting of ''bobs" as the bar
bers call them, and Miss Nineteen.
twenty-five must buy her hair back
again if she will be in style.
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| Americas power to-day is depend
ent on coal, and Wall Street owns the
great bulk of our coal mines. This
ownership gives Wall Street a strangle.
hold on American industry and trans
portation, and they are using that pow
er with a ruthlessness that amazes me, .
said MIR. Ford, when asked if he had
anything to tell the people Of the South
about the Muscle Shoals. Tell these
people that my great fight is to keep
Wall Street off in this fight for the
Shoals. They are afraid of what they
know can do there. If it is the last
thing do, shall exert all the power.
resource and influence to keep the rob-
Der barons away from that enterprise.
We must fight to the last ditch to keep
these vultures away and free Ameri-
can industry and agriculture from the
blight of the money power. To this
end | have consecrated my life. All |
want is chance at Muscle Shoals,
and when | get it will demonstrate
to them all that will not only supply
our farms with more and better fertil-
izer than they ever obtained before,
but | shall enjoy the fact that | can
give work and wage commensurate
with proper livelihood to perhaps 300
| 000 men . This work sbouId ba o.