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New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

lover, the paranoac trader, the seer Of
visions, the shallow-pated babbler, bandits
that would shame Ali Babas forty
thieves, magicians that make music out
Of the air and genii that direct power in
machines hundred miles distant. Fools
csper across the pages Of the paper and
wise men hide in lonesome corners;
dreams come true and we'll laid plans
run wild. The dramatic personae throws
into the caste Of the mad drama heroes
Williams, clowns, gentlemen, ladies, serv-
ants, OATS, trolls, little knayes and big
ones, angels and devils. the mob, its
victim and its eonqueror.
No wonder Mencken is glad to come
back from the lamentable comedy OF
Europe and take his seat before the
pageant Of American life. He snorts and
prunts more or less at it. He affects TO
despise most Of It's aspects, and some Of
its phases are dispiriting but it is the
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

state law was, even though illegal, for the
larger good. But his money has been fool
ishly spent-even from his own stand
point. Because Newberry was seated, nine
other Republican Senator'S, Of his own con-
servative views, lost their seats, and ms
successor is a man of the type that he
most violently abhors.
The money that Newberry spent to pro-
mote what he thought was holy cause
has been really a most effective contriou-
tion to liberalism II isn't what you oroer
with your money, but what you get that
counts. Newberry ordered a victory ior
the established order. What he got was
the worst Of it.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
William Allen Whites "As / See It.
Cartoon Sketches by Albert LeUering

servatives, from Nicholas Murray Butler,
from Frank A. Munsey. II is the yellow
dog" that is bowling. He doesn't like his
new master But whether he likes it or
not that dog is goner He is due for
new kennel and a new chain. The
party boss who loved him has lost him.
The yellow dog" vote is about to be voted
to some good purpose in a naughty and
miserable world.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
Another Liberal

THE appointment of Mayor Couzens Of
Detroit to fill the Senatorial term Of
Senator Truman II. Newberry resigned,
brings to the Senate another man of the
liberal wing Of the party Newberry was
conservative. He bought his election,
by the use Of his own money for adyertis-
ing purposes, in moral violation of the
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

greatest show under Gods mundane
heaven, because the thing is alive. IL
means something because it has vitality
No one knows what it means. But 1t IS
significant Of something-heaven only
knows what. But say, man, how it holds
usl Those who have to pass out between
the acts must give a wistful and lingering
look back, no matter what phantasmagora
may fare before their eyes in the ofing
Of eternity. And one Of the most engag-
ing figures on the American scene is this
same MenclIen who comes back to the
spectacle with interest renewed after look
ing at the debacle Of Europe. In all our
American letters we have produced no
more capable a Caliban than Henry L.
Mencken. And so long as he is part Of
the American show it will be worth the
price. Here's a welcome home 10 the
porker who has been living among the
prodigals-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
Return of the Prodigal

HENRY L. MENCKEN' has returned
from Europe TO this nation Of third
yaters and boobs," and upon the whole he
Is glad TO get home He declares that
oven if we are a lousy lot he "likes the
show" we put up. And it really is great
sbOw-the greatest show on earth
What a gorgeous and exciting Pan0-
rama files across the pages Of an Ameri-
c.n newypaper every day in the year
Hers one faces all the 'beasts at Ephe-
gus." the impasEiOned booster the crazy
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
Rewriting the Constitution

WHEN one hears devotee Of the
Order That Is speaking in solemn
tones about the Constitution Of the
United States, one often wonders if it is
really frozen as solidly into ultimate per-
fection as its worshipper thinks it Is.
Within the past dozen years four I'M
portant amendments have changed rather
fundamentally the Constitution that the
Fathers knew. And now in Congress and
in the country serious talk Of other
amendments is in the air. -Four amend
ments to-day are about as definitely set
in the aspirations Of the people as the
four latest amendments were dozen
years ago.
A child labor amendment seems to be
inevitable.
An amendment providing for the i'm
mediate session Of Congress after the
November election has a strong pubic
sentiment behind it.
An amendment abolishing tax exempt
securities has been recommended by the
President, and seems certain Of submis-
sion by Congress possibly next year.
An amendment restricting the power
Of the Federal courts interests the ultra.
liberals and has much widely separated
hut pretty insistent sentiment for 1t.
These proposed amendments taken To-
oetber indicate a curious state OF mind IN
the country. and especially when one con-
s;dors them with the four recent amend
merts 70 the Constitution They all indi-
c.te a movement in the national mind not
toward liberty, but toward equality Inc
direct election Of United States senators
tbe establishing Of the income tax, the
Grant Of the ballot 10 women and prohl-
h;,ion all tend 10 level US. to wipe out di-
ferenees. to remove distinctions and 10
make rs all in one mold. So do these pro-
nosad amendments listed above
Their proponents would argue that all
- thee amendments, those achieved and
those considered, tend to equalize the OPP
nortunities Of men for expression under
Government. All we're designed TO curo
tho strong and protect the weak And 50
before the amendments were passed ana
while they we're pending they were de-
roureed as @socialistic" by those opposing
,Se amendments; even the defendants oil
the Order That Is now are denouneing the
proposed amendments as revolutionary
Indeed. when this tide or drift or wave or
current in our affairs is checked or sub
sides. historians may look back at It, eeg'n"
1
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

bottle liberals 1t is stronger in the
Senate than in the House. And in the
Senate it can count upon thirty liberals
Of both parties to vote with either party
and make a majority. II either party
lines up for or against a measure, the
La Toilette crowd, voting as a Liberal
group, will make a majority out Of one
side or the other.
Party government in the United States
is fiction for the white-collared moron
whose father made him believe in it.
american party government is a snap
by which the political insurgent gets in
his deadly work Party government in
the United States is in its present state
Of chaos as the result Of a determination
of the party bosses to make the two
party systems fit a people afflicted with
a multitude of variable minds.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
Two BIocs

VHE agricultural bloc contained con-
siderable majority Of liberals but
also it held a few standpatters like
Senator Gooding Of Idaho, a few easy
going regulars like Sentor Kellogg OF
Minnesota, and few nondescripts like
Senator Norbeck Of South Dakota. La
Follette's bloc contains oriy blowajn-ihe-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
The YeHow Dog

most engaging sPeN'"N'0' -
have eyes for politics. 1t is the
-,,s lsrceny Of the yellow dog" And
"A. here is the place for an explanatory
- In both the major parties of our
..s.,s Is q large group Of voters whose
...iitv motives their loyalty. They are
A. Ina Of voters whose proud boast is
~. ,hey Will vote for "a yellow dog
slh on their ticket. And they do so.
M are known as the yellow dog" vote.
vw v,sr the uplifters and she doetri-
u,., a oolitieal science have bewailed
4. presence Of this yellow dog vote
ns., tsrkt Pbarisees Of politics whose
,r.Y loy.l.y has accepted without qualms
tie crooks and incompetents that have
hesa forced upon their party tickets have
ltsn Stumbling blocks of progress. They
have ben handled by party managers
With ippsnily for whatever ends those
Managers cared TO achieve.
Nov the yellow dog" is TO be vitialized
I'd hsrnessed to a real purpose. The
ssals and Progressives and party-mind-
ndcal seem to have decided to steal
q ys1ow cog" and to make him fetch
x AIRY for them. In the recent cleo
"a at West the liberal element in the
uliw parties has been victorious IN the
Ersres. and men have been nominated
W have to all intends and purposes
rrS a new party, though it is inside
ii II the old parties--a party not with
tl party, but within the parties. The
IN dog voter voted the liberal ticket,
u. IN the Republican party the yellow
n was galvanized to produce Republi-
r majorities for the new party in Call
mia, where Johnson won, though it is
q I'd story there; in Nebraska, where
howell won; in North Dakota, where
Frazier won; in Wisconsin, where La
Toilette won; in Iowa, where Brookhart
Von' and in Pennsylvania, where Pinchot
won The Democratic yellow dog was
larnessed to the cart Of progress in Michi-
an, where Ferris won; in Montana,
'afe Wheeler won; in Washington,
'ss Doll won; in Colorado, where Sweet
!" n Georgia, where George won; in
@arl, where Hunt won; in New York,
''''' suish and Copeland won; in Mis-
"''A vAsN Reed won, though Reed was
aN 1s back end of the cart, and
"Na''E where Hendricks won. In
Il. 'ssni elections il has been evident
A yellow dogs" are just as easy to
s~ N moving the cart of progress
~ are in the states above named.
--1S Idaho, Illinois, Nevada, Okla
: ana Texas have sent liberal leaders
lsfess and liberal Governors to their
r,-s at various times, and it is evi-
- nat the "yellow dog" can be used
: eah be stolen. So we see a nation
II ''sanizatiOn TO steal the yellow
" not the liberals who arc clamoring
third party. La Toilette, Brook
s'Fah, Capper, Couzens, Ferris and
~'H have no feeling that the times
--aa a new party alignment-not for
nsnt The third party pronounce
nave come recently from the con-
AltA ~ n -
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

Continued On pnOs nine.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20
@PORTWORLD FLASH EAE@
~ BOXING BASEBALL RAGING EVENTS ~
OLD CHAMP COUNTS
TENDLER OUT
BY JACK McAULIFFE
Retired Undefeated Lightweight Cham
uion


NEW YORK. July 20.-Along about
the middle of the eighth round next
Thursday night, Lew Tender is going
TO be counting the stars in the Jersey
skies after 10 seconds have been count
ed over him.
Benny Leonard, if / am any judge, is
going to win that fight by a Knockout
and it may come before the eighth
round.
Tender has no right to be regarded
as having enough stuff to beat Leo
nard. He has an awkward left hand
style. He cant box, he cant hit eff
fectively any place but around the foul
line and he doesn I know enough.
There s nothing wrong with Leonard.
He hasn I gones back. He has had two
fights under his belt. while Tender s
only recent work was a soft bout with
Bob Barrett Leonard will not be both
cred by Tender left hand fighting
because he has fought southpaws he
fore. The champion has two good
hands and Tenders right is useless.
Looking over the records, who has
Tender beaten. He has been on the
floor many times. He has made poor
showings against second raters while
Leonard, when he was in the mood, has
beaten every good man in the class.
The weight has nothing to do with it..
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20

The old horse trader didn' have as
many things to lie about as the modern
auto sWapper.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20
Sport Briefs

PHILA LADELPHIA-Two homers hit
yesterday by g Tilie' Walker, Athletic
outfielder, ran his total major league
record to l02 and placed him in the
select class of Babe Ruth, Sam ThOmp'
son, Gavvy Crayath and Hans Wagner.
school weight phenom, is to enter the
college of dentistry at the University
of Southern California next fall. lie
won the national shotput championship
last summer.
CINCINNATI--Eddi Rousch, hold
out star of the Cincinnati Reds, has
applied for reinstatement and is ex-
peeted to join the Reds as soon as he
is declared eligible.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20
WATCHING THE
SCORE BOARD

Yesterdays hero, Roger Hornsbv, hit
his 25th homer in the ninth inning with
two on and the Cards won from the
Braves, to 6.
Tillie Walker smacked his 22nd and
23rd homers off ShOcker and helped
the Athletics beat the Browns, to ;.
Leverette, young White SOx pitcher,
hit two doubles and two singles in four
times up and shut out the Red SOx, 8
to O.. $50
The Tigers trimmed the Yanks, to
|, and rexde it eight out of nine games
in the New York Detroit series for the
season.
With triple and several brilliant
throws from the outfield, Pep Young
helped the Giants win from the Reds,
. to >.
Cadore blew lead of four runs and
the Robins lost to the Cubs, 8 to 6.
Cleveland made it 10 victories in n
row by defeating the Senators, to /.
Lefty Cooper shut out the Phillies, .
to o, and Pittsburgh made it six
straight.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20
DOCTOR CALLED TO
DOSE SICK VOLCANO

SAN FRANCISCO, July 18.-Wheth-
or thew have dying volcano on their
hands is the question which is now wor-
ring residents of Hawaii, according to
DIR. /. Friedaelander, noted Italian vol
canOlOgist
So worried were the citizens of the
i" Paradise of the Pacific that they
emploved DIR. Friedaelander as con-
sulting physician, and asked hlm to
diagnose Kilauea, of Madame Pele, )"
as they call their pet volcano.
"Madame Pele'' started out last fall
in a very active manner. The lava be-
gan rising higher ad higher, and the
lakes of the molten rock became red
der and brighter. The lava continued
to rise steadily until it was within loo
feet of the top shortly before the first
of June, and threatening spectacular
| eruption.
Then it suddenly turned ashen grey,
and began to decline. Apparently the
great weight of the modern sea had re-
opened one of the mysterious outlets
| which pours the lava back into the
earth or perhaps into the bed OF the
ocean hundreds of miles away. \
In space Of two weeks Madame
Pele' steadily sank until the lava was
nearly 1000 feet below the rim Of the
crater--sO far that it was scarcely dis
cernable. AS it declined great masses
of molten rock which had cooled and
chung to the crags and peaks with.a the
crater toppled off and plunged down
to the bottom with spectacular cra''es.
| When "Madame Pele' showed ho
signs of reviving, the citizens called in
DR.. Friedaelander.
, After he had conducted an investiea-
| tion, he gave it as his opinion that the
| patient was far from dead.
| DR.. Friedeander will visit Califor-
MIA s eccentric volcano, Mount Lassen,
which awOke some six years ago after
centuries of sleep and spouted ashes
for miles in almost daily eruptions, and
then subsidized again.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAY HOME RUNS
Hornsby, Cards, /: total %.
Walker, Athletics, 2; total %.
Powell, Braves, /: total Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20
START WORK OF
RAISING LUSITANIA

LONDON, July 1S.-SpeculatiOn is
rife here on the continent as to the
possibility of raising the Lusitania.
Whether the salvaging is successful
or not, revelations of historic import
are expected to follow the attempt.
Did the Lusitania carry munitions!
That is the moot question which the
salvaging operations are expected to
clear up.
The German press is taking a partic
ularlv keen interest in the project. Ber-
lin papers, which have recently been
devoting considerable space to discus
ions of war guilt, are agitating for the
appointment of German official wit
ness of the salvaging attempt.
Count Charles Zarardi Landi, who
will command the specially equipped
salvage ship, "Semper Paratus, is
confident of success.
".The Lusitana,' he told an inter
viewer, lies in $50 feet of water on Il
clean gravel bottom. No attempt has
ever been made to raise her, because
the limit of diving possibilities has
hitherto been not much more than l20
feet. The new diving suit which | have
invented will enable my men to work
at depth of 500 feet"
"Do you expect to bring the Lusi-
tania home under her own steam?' the
Count was asked.
"Perhaps not, y the salver replied.
"'I expect to find her engines disabled
by the torpedo that severed her main
steam pipe, thus instantly stopping all
her mechanical functions when she was
, hit Had that fatal torpedo struck 80
feet further forward, the Lusitania
would never have sunk. She could have
limped along those few miles and been
safely beached
eff it is mechanically possible, y said
the Count three days are all that are
necessary to get the engines of salv-
aged vessel in order again. There is
no rust. The deeper the water in
which ship has been lying, the less
rust there is.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20

A speeder dOesn t break and records
getting out of the hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20

Field, Sacramento. Seven pilots and 20
enlisted men have been assigned to the
work.
The patrol will operate for the next
GO days, or until the end of the forest
fire season, the department announced.
Lack of appropriations has limited pa.
troll of the forests in Oregon.
The man who blows his own horn
never Knows what it sounds like.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20
AIRPLANES PATROL
FOREST FIRE REGION

WASHINGTON, July 2O.-Seven
army airplanes were assigned by the
war department today to patrol the
Oregon forests as a defense against
forest fires.
The Oregon patrol will be conducted
by the air service personnel from Girls
sey Field, San Francisco, and Mather
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20

Ohio cow ate a poeketbook. The man
is out $1,000: the cow is in $1,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20
COST OF LIVING so
PERCENT ABOVE 1914

WASHINGTON, July 2o.-The cost
of living is holding steadily at about
| 80 percent above the 1914 level, slight
changes Of from Ia percent decrease 10
/ percent increase between March and
June of this year, according TO stats
ties published today by the Depart
ment of Labor.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-20

OAKLAND-Jimmy Duffy Knocked
out frankie Farren in the third round
of the main event at last night S four
round show here.
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