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Famous Old Recipe
for Cough Syrup
Easily and ehoaply made nj horne,
but 10 heats them all for
quick results.
Observation-Disclosures

Thousands Of housewives have
found that they can save tWo-thITds
Of the money usually spent for cough
preparations. bv using this we'll
known old recipe FOR making cough
syrup. II is simple and cheap but e
has no equal for prompt results. 1t
takes right hold of cough and gives
immediate relief. usually stopping an
ordinary cough in - hours or less.
Get 2is ounces Of Plnex from any
druggist pour u into q pint bottle,
and add plain graduated sugar syrup
10 make full pint. II you prefer,
use clarified mOlasses. honey, or corn
syrup. instead OF sugar syrup. Either
way. Il tastes good. keeps perfectly,
'and lasts family a long time.
Its truly astonishing how quickly
II acts. penetrating through every air
passage OF the throat and lungs
lOOsens and raises the phlegm,
soothes and heals the membranes, and
gradually but surely the annoying
throat tickle and dreaded cough dis
appear entirely. Nothing better for
bronchitis. spasmOdic Group, hoarse-
ness or bronchial asthma.
PlneX is a special and highly con-
oentrated compound Of genuine Nor
way pine extract known the world over
for It's healing effect on membranes
Avoid disappointment by asking
your druggist for ''2ik ounces OF
PineX" with full directions aud don't
accept anything else. Guaranteed 20
give absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. The Pinex Co.
II. Wayne, Ind.
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needles But as never lost II before
how Was 20 know that ono was not
enough
~ the dear old ldav put on her
shawl and tied her hood under her tat
chm and out he went 10 call on the
fairies and ask their help.
Nhcn the Queen heard her story she
said. Il will send fairy hack with
YOU 10 hunt for tho lost needle. dear
Mother Nature. NV children can tnd
ANYTHING. YOU know.
But that will not do SAID Mother
Nature. Non must fashion for me ~
some way plenty oi needles with which
/ | can do my mcndnc all the wear round.
| | know vow can DO this and i viii save
me a lot Of worry # YOU promise 10 help
me
Il will have 70 think il over. SAID
the FAIRY Queen. hut ] promise YOU
Mo;hc- Nature. that Nour wish shall
/ he grant Nv morning Now 90 home
and Get into led and don { worrv any
moro
Gid Mother Nature trldgcd along
/ knowing that her troubles were ~ an
end forever. and when she reached
D l4llIlN' :. fAlfA NV tsAkt Attt ANIAtA hN ~
INTO he'd snd 60 sound asleep. for NoJ
+ sec she did MOI have q trouble IN III,
world.
The next morning she opened hc'
cycs and through tho window she saw
-omethIng growing 20 her ward thai
made her 81; mp 10 led and reach foi
her SpcCtaclcs
\ tai. handsome green tree wa
there IN her yard thar had hot beet
| ;here before Mother Nature GOT on
of bed and hurried 90 the window.
was the needles the FAIRY Queen ha,
promised. a whole tree fuli.
And that j. the way tho pine tree
ha1pcncd 90 grow. the fairies "a,
. Their Queen fashioned o. for old Mothc
Nature 80 She could always. winter @
summer, have needles a plenty.
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u ther. Is extensive Involvement -
the skin surfaces the patient may ~uf-
fer from shock and may de-
II the head chest or abdomen ar
badly burned th- brain Or internal or
gans may De involved
II the burn Is not extensive th~ rhies
oonSide-s tion "a ne ~! 81 % "a y TO this
end the air should be excluded Almost
any local measure recommended fo-
burns q intended 20 serve this purpose
Various powders are used Salcratus
o. baking soda -Four alum. bislnutn.
talcum powde-. boracic Acid-one Of
these substances NAV 30 sCr IA - thick
" over She burned surface
u the hand IS the 10 iured part = may
be immersed = a vessel containing soda
c. sa.erstus solution.
Subacetate Of aluminium 4. rood
remedy 20 relieve the pain. CcruprcsScs
are pped p = per cent solution. a nd
these are aid on the burned surface
They should be kept wct with She soiu-
tior. Evaporation may be prevented BY
covering the compresses nth a dry
to~ci
II TIC skin IS unbroken sweet OIL vase
line lard or zinc oxide Ointment may b.
applied. Such applications should not
tr H~fl IT mere are TIptGrri NtiSferN.
deep burns or broken surfaces from any
cause. Their use NAV result "a infcc
iion o. che wounded tissues and IA pus
formation.
when the surface IS broken p!cric acid
NAV be employed Gauze - Net with
per cent. solution and applied 90 the
burn Cotton il placed over this. and
the whole dressing IS covered with a
bAndage
There are various -S,E<~t- remedies
alleged 10 have speech >irtues IN the
treatment and healing q burns. Mos
o. them consist % parafhne with the
addition OF olive oil. eucalyptus and
other substance. Some authorities con
TEND that equal parts % minerai Oh and
hard parsfhne are just as valuable T
Re used they are heated tail they rur
together.
All thes. parafnne remedies are sp
piled by spraying with an atomizer
FIRST the skin - sprayed. Il will be seer
that this covers and protects the IN
.urec parts from the air.
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Answers to Health Questions

= c. Q Kindly state the cause and
cure % wha; physicians term steam
ears"
A-T~chnicsny speaking. there 9, no
such term You NAV rvfer 70 head
noises caused by catarrhal condition
extending 20 the ea-s
CT o. have very large soft
humps on my ankles VIII you kind'y
ten me Of remedy 20 cure this cond.-
t.ou'
A-Ccr.u't an orthopeiic surgeon Zoe
an exani9atfon 90 determine the caus"
~ your condition. thcn proper treatment
win 6e prcscr bed
Al Wb.A an so-c.ssed tooth
- suricien; cause Tor Respondent and
-nelan choly condition. II person VAS
otherN sc healthy
A-Ye.. th- ab~cessed tooth might
cause the condition you mention. from
the absorption % the poison Il produces.
DR.. Copeland icill ansuer for read
ers Of thus paper questions on mcdi-
cal, kygieHic and sanitation subjects
that are Of general interest. Where
the subject Of a letter is such that Il
CANNOT be published IN thus column,
Dr.. Copeland iciH. rhcn the question
IS proper O,ir. irrite poU personally
II self-dddressed, stamped en-
pslops Is enclosed. Address ALI
INQUIRIES to Or. Il. S. Copeland
IN care Of this office.
Copyright DE-. ~ NesSsapsr Fozizr- srrir-. Ig
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Little Bcnny's
Notebook

We was eating suppr. being roast
hcct and mash potatoes and lon~c corn
100 an cNtcr saucer. and had helpings
ol everything and was thinking about
auuihcr one. saving don't know whether
I Wunt cuy more or not
Well IF YOU don't know I'm sure don't
ma sod Nccning ! was tho hest Judge.
and Sod Well watts for dlyycrt Think
ing n a. watcut some Kind of bum dlf-
7crt like race pudding or bed pudding
III lccyc a mg space for o. and not cat
cuy moro meet. and ma sod, Never
mlud. ! hopo if Won were out cnv ware
YOU woudrnt mex shout the dlgzert
wen YOU were asked Of You wanted more
meet
Wccll ma,hc IN jest have more mash
pota'ocs under little gravev, watts for
Divert ! sod
D,dcnt Jest spcek 20 you on that
suh,eck2 ma sod
No man, YOU sod wen somebody ask
Ell mc II | wuntcd more meet, YOU
didcni say mash pOtatoc-. ! ~cd
Well do YOU wunt cntvhing morc or
don't You. for goodness sakcs ma scd
We'll. let me -cc. I'm not sure. / sod
N'lfN NN'lil'A A'l lihf iFlt'l 'lisAii til
SO hccr all day waiting for your royal
answer, ma sod. Mcculng she Vouldcnt.
and jest then Nora came IN from the
Ntcmn saving To- ma. I'm afraid the
bread pudding i> little bert mas. m
fact halt of o. Is al black and the rest
is kind of brown
III take 50 litic more Of everything
( euc-s | sod, and ma sod. You'll do
nutmng OF th" kind. you'll Jest wait for
f the bred pudding, If other pccpic can
eat tia little brown, who are you'
/ Aw heck, | Scd. On account OF me
not liking bred pudding cnyhow. 81
wat must % of taistcd like bcrnt. ony
ate a little anyways ON account oi not
. vuntme To feel a. ii had missed dizzcrt
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ANSWERED LETTERS.

Reader Friend: II have seen chill
dren's bean bugs crochctod in the shape
OF doughnut. Can YOU send me these
drcctions?"
Answer: ! am sorry, but ] have no
such directions. Perhaps some other
column reader has, though, and will
he kind enough 20 send them 20 me to
publish for you2
Young Housewife: "plensc tell me
how to remove stains on two colorcd
dresses (which do not rum caused by
sprinkling them and not ironing them.
Answer: The stains are mildcw,
which is mold. Strong sunlight will
stop the growth Of the mold; dampen
the mldrcw stains with lemon Juice
and then place them m The sun. Or
else cover the mildcw spots with "A layer
of soap Jelly mixed with pulvcrlzcd
chalk and expose 10 sunlight. When
all other means have failed 10 take
out mlldcw stains. ,Iavclle water will
prove successful this can be- bought
tons on the bottle
Mn. II How docs one usc chicken
for sandwiches
Answer. lake canned, boncd chlrkct
Tor fresh roasted chicken and chop
n very fine Then add 10 IT. only Just
enough bottled Mayonnaisc salad dress
ing 90 make a thick paste, and spread
this paste on huttcrcd slices Of crustcss
white bread Ham sandwiches arc made
m this same way.
IIousckccpcr Can YOU tell mo bow 20
got oilcloth paper of my kitchen walls?'
Answer: Are Won sure the paper has
real waterproof finish, like real OIL.
| cloth II So. tho ordinary method oI
saturating the paper with thin -four
| and-waicr paste 10 soften % so that II
I pccls on easily. will not do Tho onl,
thing left 20 do ~ 20 scrapc % Of Will
a sharp-cdgcd tool
\ Subscriber. II hire a maid VII,
docs III my cooking, warts on tho tabl
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ON MOTHER
NATURES NEEDLES

odd Mother Nature one dav sa, busllv
n.tchrng and darning. FOR she has much
inendins 10 do. docs this dear old lady
2 hc earth gets ~ fuil 81 holcs at times
rnd the trccs are worn and need patch
h,rc and there. then al tho torn leaves
aud flowers must I've looked after and
much more besides
- YOU ~ Il keeps Mother Nature
lousy all the tune Even m the winter
she can sleep only little while. for
-hr has 10 Ne up early m the spring 10
g. things patched up for spring
But one day she lost her needle No
enc seems 10 know just wha; that old
ipshioncd needle wa made Of. but ]
should not wonder s hii q % was hic
thorn Bu' ANYWAY she lost o. and
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YOUR HEALTH
HOW TO BRING REAL RELIEF
TO SOME VERY PAINFUL BURNS
ByROYAL 6. COPELAND, NJ. ID.
Commissioner OF Health Sew York city,
l.. y Standardized from Sew Nofb state.

A MONG the most common 81 human ailments Is The
~ pain from burns and scads- Matches, hot stoves,
suffering lard. curling irons, fire crackers
there arr innumerahe ways OF meeting with tins
counfortahlc experience.
The seriousness 81 burn depends Il. depth
and the extent Of the surface involved The age of tho
patient and the part 81 tho body damaged play part
Very old persons and very young children more
likely to suffer badly evrn from moderate burns.
Not only Is the immediate outcome diSagrecahc.
but also the secondary effects Of burn sometimes
exceedingly grave Infection due carclcSscss the
atr,1nr,
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l,h o.. she did cvcryWhcrc she could
inf uuQ o.
ON dear. what shall ! do she
ghcd ~ shc looked 81 the haskcii'Ii
WORK beside her. April Will CIV her
.,e s oui u do not sew that hit OF green
.u her Gress and there = Mavs irock
. hc TRIMMED and June-oh dear ]
n.-i md that needle
ndcr everything and everywhere
obi. Iposed again hut the needle could
1ui no dound and dear old Mother
NH'Irr took ~ nor spectacle, and
ped ausv tho tears for she was m
.'rn' distress That needle was the
'u.v oue she owned
>Ime' hing must be- done she said
rud thngs will have 20 be- changed
Iur nov ] s.e ] should have plenty Of
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I, 'he rs,icnt suffers from shock
that -. - re- - PALE. cold. faint. sick ~
his stomach. anl very weak he needs
careful treatment send far your fam
ly dcctor at once. put the patient 20
bod kcep his head low cover him with
blankets. surround him with hot water
bottles. and wait Tor your doctor 20 give
tho skilful treatment he alone can be-
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THE REASON MADGE'S MEMORY
WAS JARRED INTO
WAkEruLNESS.

Nv opinion OF nv own astutencss
Tell IN proportion TO the rise IN my cstl-
nation of Miss Cargills kccnncss. |
had been sure | had deceived every one
with my warm greeting Of Dicky, and
now | had found out that she might as
well have listened Ia my whispered warn
ing of the reporters presence. | listened
eagerly for Mr.. Ricketts, reply. Had he
also penetrated my rusc?
- YOU spotted that, too, he said
With an admiring note IN his voice.
There doesn't much set by YOU u
tell the city room And | agree with
YOU. That Young woman has her hus-
hand ~ hufialocd that he cant guess
where he gets of. DO YOU know. !
imagine that's the WAY she keeps HIM
most oi the time. uncertain OF her emo
tions-not of her actions she's too we'll
noiscd To give him any chance for criti-
usm Darn YOU mordcn women. any
Wavl We poor devils had chance
until YOU began to mix your brains with
your hearts
Why drag IN the pronoun Of the
,ceond person." Miss Carrill murmurcd
with distinctly provocative note IN
her voice.
DO YOU want me 10 tell you-lcan@'
Mr. Ricketts, tone was low, tense, and
-ccntcd n romance
Not this evening Miss Cargill ~
turned with apparent nppancy, but
rondercd It Mr. RiCkctt caught, as
did. the elusive Tenderness IN her IN
tonation Jim. I've n theory-a vii,
ono. IN admit ha, he may have stageC
Tins stunt ON purpose to soc how she Z
take a. | don't mean the accident
hut the rest Of the performance
A Marble statue"
Dream On, little one" MIR Rckctt
advised sardonlcallv. Twould bc =
pity 10 vaken Won. ~ that. there might
IT, q sourcon of truth m IT. \ man II
love with marble statue like the mlssu
,ondcr, might Try ANYTHING once 10 So,
VI he could make her tearing Jealous
But wei never know, You can hc, oi
'hat. How about n hot chocolate he
fore we tackle that duvcF suppoS,
Wcd better wait 90 eat until we gc'
hack
oh. 81 coursc y Miss Carrill aSsentcd
"Rut Id surely enjoy n hot chocolate
They moved down the platform anC
into he road, while | stood lost IN mem
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My Marriage Problems
Adele GarriSons New Phase Of
Revelations of Wife
Copyright. 1921. by Newspaper Feature Service Inc

Dries which Mr.. Ricketts, words had
called upa IL was not the first time j
had been called marble statue.
remembered the very evening TO
which Harry Underwood had referred,
the one of my first meeting with HIM
and Lillian. had torn my gown on one
of the seats rs Dicky and ] walked up
the aislc between acts. and in the wom-
ans waiting room where | had gone
To mend il | had-unsccn 10y the speaker
heard myself referred to rs "the
Dicky s-bird's marble bride"
Madge Files a New Idea.
And it was not so very long ago, when
referring 10 Bcss Deans attempt 10 an
10Y me by apparently having Irritation
with Dicky, that my husband had cX-
claimed with every appearance of earn
cstncss:
II wish ! could make YOU crazy ical-
Gus of me oncep
Was 1t perhaps. possible gave n
short. ugly little laugh at my own folly
gliding at myself for trying TO find 4
| loOpholc Of excuse for Dicky'S when there
could bc none. But, despite my one
ridiculc, | knew that | had filed tho
idea away in one of my memory com
partmcnts. and that some day | would
bring II out again and look nj IT.
The headlights Of n motor car pierced
the darkness in which | was standing
and the next minut" Dicky had sprung
out of n taxi and rushed toward me.
What the devil?' he began cXCitcdlv
DO YOU mean 10 tell me they shut
up the station and left YOU out her,
lone in the dark? Where can | fine
that station agent
lie turned To the taxi driver with NJ
air that threatened instant humiliation
to the railroad official
Don't bother about that now | in
tcrruptcd impcrativcly before the MAJ
could answer I'm perfectly all night
Nothing At AL happened To me, and ",
probably will never sec the town again
- why make fuss
You said mouthful ihcn. he 70
turned cmphatically. This section j.
sure off the map for me from this tim,
on. Of all the goSSip-inlcstCd God-ior
Sakcn--'
Not so loud" I cautioned in n wins
per. as ! moved toward the car. com
pClhng him to forcgo has Vengeance upon
tho station master And then We wCr,
shut UP IN the taxi. the driver separated
from us by n closed window. and wcr,
whirlcd ont into the darkness of tn,
road.
TO be continued
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Glenn Frank Lectures at Newark.

Newark. Dec. l2-Gienn Frank
editor of tho Century Magazine. vii
lecture ~ the University OF Delawar,
tonight ou An American Looks a.
Ills World" Tho lecture. to which III,
public is invited. VII De given "a VOL
Hall a. & O'Clock.
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way officials. Every state. except
Carolina and Washington was repre-
scented and Hawaii also sent rep
.roscntative. Interesting papers ON road
construction aud administration were
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CUT|CURA HEALS
RED P|MP[ES
Onf ace, ltchingand Burn
ing Severe. Lost SI,ep.

Ny uoubi, b>gsn with sfn.ii.
red pinpl>s brsssing out on my
lace. The itching and burning vsf.
30 severe ihst scratched and iffi-
'sied them, and my fee, vas very
much dishguT.s. A, nigh, I could
not sleep on seeouni Of IN. irritation.
l tried everything heard Of but
nothing SEEMED TO help me. beesn
using Cutieurs Soap end Ointment
and sfter using thr., cakes Of cu,i-
eufs Soap and two bore. Of Cuslcurs
Ointment vas h.sled." Signed
Mis-, nsrths ". M,ur,, Ysifehsnc,.
Pa. Peb. -, 1871.
For every purpose 81 IA, toil-, sus
bath, Cu'iclfs Bosp. Ointment snd
Tsleum are wonderfully good.
ss.pie rs.h Pee ~ MAJ ss1r-s, -o.s--rL.s
sfsssvsss Dsvt h.fs.s 80. s.s ssis s.-,.
soSs trspd- Olrtsn-n, n 80 w. T.ies~ r.
- Cv,ieyrs Sosp ,hsr-s yrithssss r~ss.
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Engineers Home From Convention.

State Engineers Buck and Jones and
County Engineer Grub have returned
from Kansas City, 40. where They at
tended the annual convention of The
American Association Of state High
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Efficient Housekeeping
BY Laura A. kirkman

and keeps the house clean except the
cellar aud laundry. ! also huo n laun-
dress one day n week, who - able 10
wash and finish tho ironing by the
help Of the maid IN that one day.
Then, too, hire furnace man. do
the upstairs work myself My family
consists Of myself my husband and
two little girls. Is n the duty Of the
laundrcss. or my maid, Co keep tho
laundry clean? Whose duty - ~ 10
keep the cellar clcan-thc furnace
mnns2 n pay him 50 a week, and pay
my laundrcss ~ for her day.
Answer. | do not think u - the
{ maids duty To help the laundrcs'. #
she cooks, waits and keeps your house
clean Gall but the window washing o.
and most people hire ouifide cleaners
for that that - al sh' should do.
/ But she should keep thc laundry clean.
| AZ 50 a week your furnace man should
be willing TO clean the ccllnr That
/ Is good pay.
Tomorrow Your Christmas Party.
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All inquiries addressed 70 Mics Kirk
man in care of tho Efficient House
lcoeping" department wlli Doc answered
In these columns in their turn. This
requires considerable time. however.
owing 10 tho great number received.
So n a personal or quicked reply i4
desired a stamped and Felf-addresscd
Envelope must be enclosed with tho
question BE sure 90 uFr YOUR fur
name. street numinr. ana Tho name ui
your city and state.
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treatment Of the result forua
ton mil lnrrr.,
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The Sandman Story
s. Abby Phillips Walker

cc,,rsh, 1922. by the Wheeler syne'eate.lnc y. Y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-26

ClFFORD PINCIiOT'S announcement
VI that a representative Of = firm 1T road
contractors Interested in n ,urfacing ma
terial has lecn trying to get him {" an
nounrc who is 10 be made commissioner 1T
Highways and seeking ~ ascertain his atti-
tudc toward the firm indicates that h" is
not n political infant in arms.
BY telling all about the visit and by say
ing that he does not intend to show fayorit-
Ism to anybody. and that he intends TO pro-
trct the interests Of the Stat" IN road build
ing. he has deprived his opponents OF the
opportunity # charging him with holding
secret conferences with the political con
tractors, and he has begun policy Of pub
licity which. IL it j. continued, will ~ay"
him from many embarrassing complications.
Mr.. l'inchot evidently intends tn dcvot"
himself solely TO the protection OF the pub
lie interests and to keep clear from every
sort OF ENHANCEMENT. Ry taking the publ"
into his confidence hn can diNarIn almost
every one who may seek TO get him ut dis
advantage.
Roosevelt, used 10 follow this course. and
he followed it so pcrsiStcn''y that IL" mon
who sought 70 use him FIR their private
purposes finally aba ndoneI III" cfor'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-26

most ficrccly against the Republican poll
cics between elections and votes with his
party on critical matters. lie was regular
In the Senate when the Republican ma
jority was only two; and although he pro
tested most vigorously against the S"cc-
tion Of the late senator Pcnrosr for tho
Craftsmanship Of the Finance Committee, hr
accepted tho result with cquanimity. lie
had put himself on record as opposed to the
standpattcrs.
Now. if he can convince the country that
u" is real Moses ready 10 lead II out Of
IN" wilderness, hc may have some show in
1874 when the Republicans are choosing
presidential candidate But those who
know him well nre aware that h" is not n
real Moses. He always leaves the way
open 70 get back to tho court of Pharaoh II
his experiment in revolt hcroinc, too hazard
Gus to his personal fortunes.
Neither Borah nor Johnson. who is th"
Borah Of California. Is likely 10 convince
enough Republicans Of his strength tr get
n majority of the delegates in national
convention to give him q presidential nomi
nation.
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WITH AN EYE ON 1921

CENAToR BORAlI. Of IdaLo. vino ro.
- had his eye on the presidency ror a Ion,
time, is going HON" to Do hi, best 10 Ia,kr
himself available In 1924
lie opposed the soldiers bonus and IT,.
voted for low tariff on wool and on ,uyor
As the bonus sentiment cuts across marry
lines he does not fpur anything from hi.
position on that issue. BU, Idaho ruisas
wool and beet sugar and is Interested in
their protection senator Eorah appar.
emily Is convinced that the country wound
Ike cheaperswool and cheaper sugar and
that what he may lose in popularity in hjs
own State by favoring these things he will
gain in support in the other States
But the specific thing which he intends TO
oppose In Idaho is the repeal Of the Direct
Primary Law. The Republican machine in
the State had II repealed two years ago
when he was not looking. lie favorS the
direct primary as matter of principle, und
he also favors il because hc l. confident that
he will have better chance Of securing
denomination to the Senate at the primaries
than at a convention controlled by the State
machine,
lie is u moderate radical who bellows