Nogales international., 1927-03-13
HORSES WILL co.
BABE RUTH AND MILTON.
FAT GIRLS NOT WANTED.
A KILLER AT ELEVEN.

William Durland, president Of a
great riding school, retiring, says
the automobile will never replace
the saddle horse. Nevertheless,
tha saddle horse will vanish, and
be only a memory to children of
today's children.
When the musket came in, men
thought it couldn't take the place
cf bow and arrow. And, of course,
it couldn't replace the hawk that
rode out on its owners wrist and
flew up to bring down the game
bird.
The horse will linger on farms
TO- while and then disappear, as
farming becomes really scientific.
The work that requires three hun
drJd days Of the farmers time
now, will be done in about forty
DAYS or less. And the 'horse" will
be machine, run by gas, elec-
tricity or wireless power.
Many good investments in this
world for those that hang on.
When Edward Fitzgerald pub
lished his translation Of the Rubai-
vat, that first edition sold for one
penny in England. Last week J. F.
Dra.., paid $1,000 for a copy.
Wen John Bunyon's "Pilgrilm's
PROGRESS" was first published, wise
boolg people said, "Only servants
will buy book of that kind" One
of the copies, originally sold for
two pence, Is worth thousands Of
dollars now.
Of 11S,OOO,OOO Americans, only
100000 own stocks or bonds.
This small number Of stockholders,
estimated by the American Bank
brs' Association, Is encouraging to
Brokers and those that have good
stocss and bonds for sale.
Wages are high, money is piling
mp in the savings banks. millions
that own no stocks COULD own
them, if proper inducements as to
return and safety were offered.
If you like miracles, consider
this. Peter Kraus, sailor on a
freight ship in mid-ocean, drove
particles Of iron into his right eye
while using a drill, and suffered
agonies. Far away, DIR. Francis,
ships surgeon, picked up by radio,
details of the sailors trouble. He
sent wireless directions, ordering
them to stop using cocaine, telling
them how to make magnet. The
magnet extracted the iron particles
insanity, pain stopped, the man
went back to work.
Mr.. Burgert, bachelor member
of a very "old family" in Ohio
leaves money to build a home for
girls "between the ages of sixteen
and twenty-eight, of small stature,
bright, ambitious and good to look
at" Fat girls are not to be ad-
mitted.
That will was made by a foolish
bachelor. Young girls ought to be
reasonably fat, with tissue and en-.
ergy stored up for their duty as
mothers. Girls of the skeleton type
have barely energy enough fol
themselves, to say nothing OF q
family.
What counts is not how yor
start, but how you finish. Yeari
ago, boy named hamburger tool
a lob at 81 week to run errands
glad to get the job, glad to run. Il
was a start. Now, to his $22,OO0,.
coo, dry goods plant in Newark he
builds on a $10,0O0,000 addition
And men from bigger cities go t.
Newark to study his ways OF run
ming q business.
The thoughtless may point ou
that Babe Ruth gets, in one year
for hitting that ball about thou
sand times as much as Milton go
for writing paradise Lost" Tha
is no argument. For one American
that wants to read "Parad1se 1IoSt
at least million want to see Bah
Ruth play baseball.
An eleven-year-old boy, Michae
Ponkraskow, ran away from hom
after beating, killed a shop
keeper in an attempted holdup
and is wondering what will b.
done with him. It is said that h
cannot be treated as a youthful de
Iinquent, because he refuses to sa!
that he is sorry ne committed tn
murder. A childish reason, for lacl
of repentance is only one NOR
proof of youthful delinquency.
In any case, the boy viii not b
executed, even if put on trial 70
murder. Capital punishment SUI
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