Evening star., 1923-09-15
TALKS and TALES
With and About
CAPITALS GUESTS

clusiyely that the bigger they coma
the harder they fall.
Anyhow, now that that's over and
the Monroe doctrine is still ready r.
serve our little sister republic to tbo
south, there is no better way 10 pat
pack to normalcy than by annourcs
ing thas the advice once given the
Sun holds good if the user directs
his activities to certain sections Of
the great state of Nevada.
men, aoa exelained neeas msen, ssn,sy young, virile
well known civil engineer, fresh frnrn'
IaIley View Ranch, that state. as he
nnpacked his belongings at the Hotel
Raleigh. Unparalleled opportunitie.
await the hustling easterner in Ms
vada today. Fertile land, deliehtf,I
climate and many undeyejoned
INNING projects are there to greet
tnose who would enjoy them ="
| Declaring that general cnnd,t,or,
IN the western commonwealth were
nuch above fair, the engineer said
prices TeG1 bein. men rada, were happy over
| they had not fully recovered TfI,re frnres
the bad slump of two years I'm h
dar Lungs were looking brighter each
The cattle men are not anita a.
prosperous" he said. "The principaI
IopIc among them is inability to go
trore the TOT live stock fed fat through
/
I4 Inan those ready for sales in the fan
! IIIoWeVer, nobody is compIainfrg
EVEN the Newlands reclamation MOI
tbs' tne nrst of its kind attempted bv
/ hardero otetrnment. .t, !. which has had a
ina tlme than any like nndertak
ing IN the country. is workine r.
way out. All feel that this is no TIM
lands ufIa5I aad diteryelopment of public
| anus ana with the slightest assist
ance from the government and
niue help from the east telling ret
SUITS VIII soon be realized"
Mr. Arentz said further that tba
Thenaua that farmer has finally appreciated
that crops must be diversified that
raising alfalfa alone is iosjng
proposition, and that from now on ths
oIa system would be done away with
Since March Is the Nevada ma, b..
secuted the west for mining PROPOSE.
tioms, which, while hard to find, ara
sun Plentiful and present themselves
eFem under the handicap of high cost
OF prices, and can be made successful
II IN the proper hands
rom coast to coast he said the
sentiment was to give President
Coolldge ample opportunity to dem
onstrate his capabilities. He said he
Iore leaving Nevada he attended the
conference of silver producers, held
at the University of Nevada and
notlced among distinguished visitors
| Ray Baker, former director of the
mint; Senators Pittman and oddie'
Walsh of Massachusetts and Good
ing, and all of the big silver pro-
ducers of the country The confer
ence adjourned last Thursday
And now comes the report front
! Missouri that strings are already he.
, ing pulled by friends and admirers
of Gov. Arthur NJ Hyde of that state
10 induce the ruling powers in the
republican party to place the nonuiar
irG
the next nominee for the presidency.
Not only in Missouri, but in many
adJolnlng states is the best governor
| missouri ever had being looked tiDon
as the ideal man for the ,vice presi
idency, said Frank Z. Millspaugh. for
rner representative from the first
Missouri district, who is in town for
a few days and making his headouar-
ters at the Hotel Washington.
/ GOV. Hyde is the personification Of
| cIean type OF American citizen. and
should President Coolidge receive the
nomination to succeed birnsclf. which
seems most probable. no better com
btnatton than Massa chusetts and Mis-
souri, could be made for the success
or the party. He is so straight he
leans back, and in the opinion of
many is the only man in the country
| that can put Missouri in the :,epub-
| Ilcan column continued the Jeifer-
| son City man, who is now commits
! sioner of finance for Champ ClaTk's
! old commonwealth. ..5
| Mr.. Millspaugh has conducted un-
| remitting warfare on fake financial
! institutions, 3 per cent grafters and
blind-pool organizers since taking
hold of his department, which places
under his supervision ali state banks,
trust companies and loan md build
ling associations.
He has been an indefatiEable cx-
ponent of the blue sky law, and it
was partly through his activities that
the Missouri legislature repealed the
unscrupulous financiers to fleece the
unwary.
Immediately upon the repeal Of
the act" said the Missourian. forty
forced into the hands of the receiv-
ers. The. present blue-sky law in
! Missouri is the first model legisla-
tion of this kind ever enacted in
by the Investment Bankers and the
Blue Sky Commission of which Eu-
gene f. Thompson of Crane. Paris &
Co. is member"
IF some kind fairy will only wave
her wand over those framing the
platform of the democratic party for
the 1924 campaign and cause them
America entering the league of ma
tions or world court, / truly believe
the next President Of the United
States will be a democrat" said
4
Georgia as he sat in the lobby of the
Shoreham Hotel and discussed poll
ties with the writer.
The people of this country are
determined not to become involved
IN the European mess" continued the
little man, who is now a member of
an advisory committee in the Depart
ment of Justice, whose business
ianta every two or three weeks. IF
the old party will only read the
writing on the wall and display
enough intelligence to keep out it
Down our way Underwood and Nc
Adoo seem to be the most talked Of
candidates for the nomination. but II
Is bit early to say definitely Just
(which Georgia will indorse"
The former state executive smoke
In most optimistic terms of condI-
tons in Georgia.. and like all true
iAtlantans allowed that his home town
was the greatest in the south.
1t is an i'll wind that blows no good.
and while nothing can repay Iapan
for her terrible loss, the result of the
horrible catastrophe will do more
than years of stateeraft to cement
friendships between her people and
those of America, is the opinion of
kiemon Kondo, head of Kondo & Co.
of Osaka, Japan, who. with Prof Ne
goro, of Ho Kaido University, Safforo,
northern Japan, is stopping at fhe
New Willard Hotel for few days
Americas wonderful heart as
demonstrated in her quick resopnse
to the suffering people of my land
lWill never be forgotten by the Japa-
lnese. We have always wanted to he
friendly with your country. and now
the way has been made clear for Us
to prove. that our desires were sin
icere," said Mr.. ,Kondo, who is making
his first visit to the United States
His company is one of the largest