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l.KT I S t.r\ K THAN K>'
Of the four freat national hoi .days of our nation. three are religious
holidays. Christmas. Easter and Thanksg;\ing This is. as many hope I
U always will be. Religion has l-een a might} factor in the moulding and'
upbuilding of our nation, from the landing of the Pilgrims, the Puritans
and the Quakers, down to the present d-«y. It lias been the inspiration ol
our Inventors, our scientists, our investigators, our best statesmen and
our largest risfoned business men. After g \ing all the credit whtch is
due the geciusa*, who have produced the machines, which have revolu
tionized our individual, our national at.d our international lives; so much
lies outside the realm of mere genius that we still have greater cause foi
rendering thanks to God than we have for p: .ding ourselves on what we
hare dona. Without our wide-stretching and marvelously productive
prairies we would have had no occasion tor the reaper without the al
most illimitable forests, our great coal mines and our rich copper mines,
our railroads would never have be»n needed nor would they have been
built. Men had nothing to do with causing the ti»h to produce in the sea.
nothing to do with placing the s.lver an«l gold in the hills, nothing to do
with making the mighty streams which irrigate and furnish power for oui
broad land These and Innumerable other richer, without which our na
tion would not and could not be what she is. were placed here without the
slightest credit accruing to the present or past generations
It is fitting that our President and the Governors of our states and
territories should call on u« all to devomlj render tha: on this especial
ly appointed day. Take from our i ation the seasonal rains and sunshitu
alone, and our wide-sweepmg and niarvelously rich prairies would be as
cry and as barren as Sahara, our fores:.-, uould sOon be burned over tracts
of wasteless lands. Our people would die or mig ate to other lands. These
are not the work of our hands or of our geniu* L«'t us then give thanks
to the God who has provided the laws, which gave .uid maintains them.
To God. who in power and wisdom stored tr-.ese. reared them, and gave
them to us for use. LET VS GlVfcl THANK.- To the God who will and
who does require of us a reckon.iig for the use «hicii *e make of them
•
ius for the utilizing of the manifold forces thus placed within our reach.
■
cedented opportunities, to add immearsuahlx to the good of our fellows, to
making their lives richer and happ . r. t..at the} may give to the coming
BAUSON «»> MKHU»M
Roger W Babson. president of the Bahson Statistical organization, in
one of his books, after giving socialists cred.t for hemp honest and con
scientious, has this to say about tiiem. The need »f social.8ts is not abuse
tut conversion. Men cam, ; be convened by abuse* With many
people Socialism is a form of religion I. ke son c other dangerous bel.efs,
the effect of preaching it is often harmful There are ten reasons why the
preaching of Socialism is harmfu.
These reasons Mr. Bahsor. proceeds to give They ate:
1 Socialism directs people's r...nds from the production of wealth, to
rather the division of wealth. The fact that Ij ere is only enough al
ready produced to keep civilization going a few months, shows that this
is a very dangerous doctrine.
2 Socialism sets class against ; .ass. although the solution of our in
dustrial problems will come about on!> thru cooperation.
3. Socialism directs the thought of ti e people to the symptom? of the
disease instead of the cause.
4 Socialism gives the underworld a dose of morphine to keep it feeling
good, when it really needs a surgical operation.
i Socialism tries to set aside the law of supply and demand, which -al
ways has determined, which does, and which always win determine pro
duction and prices.
6. Socialism gives a wrong reason for government ownership. The
government should eugage in only such activities and pass such laws as
are necessary to give the Individual t e fullest opportunity for self-de
termination. To the extent that government ownership can give man
more freedom of expression, to that extent tovernmem ownership should
be encouraged; but when government ownership tends to repress indi
vidual initiative and development, it loses its eftectiveness
«. Socialism sets aside the only known method of selecting the fittest.
Socialism tends to substitute votes for etl . iency. Socialism would oper
ate a horse-race by walking the horses hack and forth in front of the
grandstand and then would determine the winner by voting instead of
running the horses.
S. Socialism discourages thrift. Capital is only stored up wages. The
only permanent way men can create work for themselves is by investing
their money rather than by spending it. The world needs more capital
instead of less capital.
9 Socialism stands for the PlG-TROl'GH philosophy rather than for
the WORK-BEXC-1 philosophy It may be Christian in its conception,
but it is pagan in its operation.
10 Socialism talks about the RIGHTS of people Instead of the DUTIES
of people. The great need today is to preach duty and responsibility.
The Socialist program aims at approximate equalization of income
and the abolition of competition in the struggle for life. Is this desirable,
tven if attainable? The real producin force is enterprise. This consists
or planning. Initiating, controlling the process, and assuming ra&ponslbility
Iot the result. Can this factor enterprise' be induced to function to the
iove of workmanship or to the devotion of the group, except it has the mo
live of either private profit or religion? Socialism is a splendid structure
without a power plant."
CT*rCTl'J?ZZXX>
of
TIAK^
cTHE \OtLLEYoffy* GIANTS,
isht.fy prrRRKvxt
CHAPTER IV.
The crew* of the Aphrodite and the
ftodeea slept late. for they we-e
weary and. fortunately, no mils for
* tne miiie fciro the of the Rod
Studs company all tnornlnc. AK
Tfn o'clock TVn Hick* and Jack V i
herty breakfasted and ahon; fen th -■
ty horh mot In the office. A ppa ren •' y
they were two souIs «-|th lint s s'n.;'*
thoncht for the richt hand »f e- ,-h
smifht the shelf whereon rervise-i ■»■
hlne volume entitled "1,lord's Rec *
ter" r»nn Hlclcs reached It first, (i -
tied It to the eonnter. w« hi* t*r-v
Indei fincer and started mrnlnc
pace* In a vain search for the Ame
can steamer Yankee Prince. Ppp*ft
he looked tip at ^ck Flaherty.
"Flaherty." hp sr.'d. "1 think ye re
a liar."
"The biw to eon and many of
them" Flal-erry rcitled. not a > '
abashed "Ton «a'd she »n* an e'e''
thonsand-ton *ramp "
"I never vent «« far a« re sav T'<
t»een ahoard her on TrinJ trip, thonch
—and did ctir down her tonnace alien
In' 1 cot the tv^s-menr* ef a e<
science !•**." Hlckv defended I'tjv
He closed the hook with I slch and
placed It had on 'he shelf, 'its* r*
the door opened to admit no W
personace *' mt 1' rt' . orjw** V ■*
fey. late chief enc>neer. first ass«t
ant. second a*«!*t»nt third ass-«-- •
wiper, oiler, ware- tender and sTt.' • -
S •
to Jack F1ahert\ Mr McGuflV" ap
proached Pan Hick*
"I heen looklti' for y«n. captain." h>
announced "Sa> 1 hear **e ch'e
the Aphrodite's coin' to take a thr»e
months' la* off to o" s*et of his rh< a
BiaTism Is that s'raicl ""
"1 hei'e^e It is M ■Otiffey "
"Well, sin I'd l ie to have a chance
to snhsT[toot for him Tort kn< -w trr
-a»aMllT'e>. Hlclcs. an' f H wonld he
acrveiiMe to tot: to have me for yer
-hief ytvir recommendation wonJd £
a lone wa- reward landin' mf The V»h
-
"What ve*®"l have yon heen on late
It?" H'cks demanded editions1 v for
he kne« Mr McOtjffey's remita'lor, tt
nor-rollnhilln »round pay dnv
"I heen wlih that freshwater sea-vet
cet
a year "
Tmr*1**
mo*" Mr'^uffpy r^p*f#»r1
! hrnv*s*Tv "K br bnctn't T*rf hnvc Q't!?.|
<o n ***** up Cwnlrf In frv*m
n«1fiPf»or hay ln«t nlpM if rr»* !r. ft?
I roc RTi pn**5! up on the b*n<"h ji'»
| s#»}oxv r>>e CHAT horr^e—*'
■ **TV« 's fntor^rfnc." Jn-k nsb^rrr
irmrmurod "Yon <snr she walked
[ ashore yorj. * Well. HI
i h* ***
••Cbp did Scr*rc* blnmed it nn tr>f
Plaber-T Hp sa'd 1 di-lnt ft1*' the
slrnnN *rom Ihf bride* one wo-x! led
to ano'ber an' hp wrat f'nrein' jrwir"
mi' ordered mo of his ship Well, It's
| his ship—or It was bl« *hlj\ for T'T
bet n dollnr she's tmunfl *o fwrtff
by now—so *11 1 oonld do w nN'v
1 boppe<* At"*r*>nnrr! nn' **~r>ded P«^v ATP
I «nttnv»» »11 my clothes nn' t'' -its is
enne h\ rn.n 1 lefi everrth'nc nh<af!
an had to borrow this nii-fl* fror
Sf*b Johnny .*' P.. cr!nr><" •••
'v "So 1 cries* yon tmdprvan.V Cap
Ricks. Inst ho# had T nep>d That
t <-%Mre -Voir p ■—trtvp nco."
"Tl! think It over. Mac. sn' let too
know," Hicks rvplpd pinshe y.
Mr. McGnffey. sensing t, s de'eat.
retired forthwith to hide his embar
rassment and distress; as tbe dtyr
closed behind h*m. Hicks an.- nnh. tj
faced oach other.
"Jack." qooth Dsn Hicks, "can twit
rowhoai men, holdin' down r»"o huo
dred-dnUar jobs an' presnmed to have
been on! o' their swaddlln' cloihes for
at least thirty years, affor' to be
lauphed off the San France wa ter
front V
"1 know one *»!' them that canX
l^an. At the name time, can s rat lite
Phineas P. Scrape* and a bee chcomh
er like his mate Gihney make a pair
of star-spangled monkeys out of said
two towtxia: men and get away with
It?"
"They did that last nifrht. Still, Tre
known monkeys that wonld fifrbt an'
»n* human enonrh to settle a frrndpe.
Follow me. Jack."
Tocether tbey repaired to Jackson
street bolthend. Sure enonph. there
lay the Mncpie. robbing her blistered
stdes against the bulkhead Captain
Seraccs was nowhere In slcht hot Mr.
fSihney was at the winch, swlnplnp
ashore the orates of vegetable* which
The Sqnarehead and three lonc*hore
mec loaded Into the carpo net,
"We're oomnmhered," Jack Flaherty
whispered, "bet's wait ontll she's no
loaded an' Gihney an' Scraccs *rp
aboard ilone."
Tbey retired without havine at
tracted the attention of Mr. Gibney.
Promptly at twelve o'clock the long
shoremen knocked off work for the
Jnnot: hour and Nells HaTVorwo j
drifted news the street to cooi hti j
patvhed ttimat «1rh steam Nw. J
While trMtinc for Sfrncc* to onme nr ,
out of the enclne room. and take Mm j
to luncheon. Mr. Grhner nacntered aft I
and wn« staiMttit rHr<T\t reflectively j
njwm a sf>n» on the Maetle> stem I
where the hawser* had chafed ntntt ,
the p«1r\t. « hi n snrtdenly his for*- j
hodinrs of ertl returned to Mm a th<m
xinil fold sironcor than the> had he*r ;
s'n.-* Servers' rrium to the little ahlp.
He plrnoed np *r>rt hebeld rar'nr j
don-n niw*i htm Captains Jar* Fla
herty and OttiW Hick*. Rrrtle was '
twmln- rt and the vall«nt Olhney
fcr>r^ it ; wherefore he determined tn
stantly to tnew tt Hire • mini.
"Hiwdy. men.'" he sainted them
Vllad to have y«i aboard the vsrtit,""
and l>e sivjfW backward to cive him
self Act tint r-wwtt
"0>-n * wberp *t collect the to*r
rc* h i! <m rite S. S Yankee Prince,"
l»ni. Hi.** Informed him. hth! leaped
'rom the bulkhead srracfct down at
Sir. Oft ">*■> Jack Flaherty f*Wlewed. f
Mr <- hney welcomed Oaf-tain HIHrs {
with a terrltir rlcht irwinc. which j
n>i«ed: Jiofori' ht coold rtiard Han '
Hick* h::d planted left and rlcht (
where tb* \ would do the most rood i
:.ml Mr. Uibney «fni into a Hindi to J
mvo 1 further TMmishmeni
"Scrrrr" he bawled. "Scranr- j
"•Sc-aQp*\.~ Ht Bawled. ~Scr«p5»v.».yI
He'c. Virtter: It'a Hicka and Fla
herty: B-io® »" kx'.m
-•■ > He5p Murder: ft'* Hl<*» 1
and Fluhprty ' Br Tic »" »* ™
Hp fliinp I"»an at Jar* D«
hony: as they collided hp noshed Jt
and doa'i each of rhetr » p™-erfu: I
pnkr Hwfv« Messrs Hick* and |
Pittite": v »«-tv » r<-«Me i>pr"">n* and (
wlifle. llxllvtdnjUl' thpy v-vr* nc ■
hin'rli 'w Tb»- t*vmendous O, hoev '
trer*»rTiH-*p*«* whai They lifted tr. i
h^mepower iSi riartp ur It- pucnart'j ,
— Ju the salt «■* seldom breeds a .
era •■■«.• a In S.*r*cc* Thrns: »
fr;(rb<®wd fa.-* of' tb-onch the enctne
rrvim h*!i-h. hir at slfb: of the hetrV
royal taking plaop or :he dork at
his M.kh! turned to water and hp •
Jhonch; only of e*r»pp To rlimb at
to thr bulkhead withoo; brine ver
was l:npo*«ahlp. Iwiwpver. «o no*
knowing «hn el* rc do. hp Wood or
the Iron ladder and car^d. pop-eyei* ;
with horror at the nneqna' rome*t. i
Backward and forward thp tide e" i
ti« t iip •rcrrp'1 Pot nearly thrpp mln ,
nte* a 13 Sfra&rs ^w wb« an tndl*
finer ranc'p of tec® and arm*: rber ;
imddenlv •> p mmhatant* Si^encac^ J
TberawH-e* and Scrr*?-* beheld M' ;
Gihney prone nrvwi the (leek with r
jrorj ?»•■* njirmiod re the fogey skip*
\Vher hf <-«a;ied to rlop and (vwittno*
tbe ron'osr. Flaherty kirtaefl him !r
thp rib* and Hick* <-or«e<l bin; ar
Mr <?;hney rpa'lttne that *11 wa
ocer. beat Thp deck with Ms hr.nd *r,
toker of <mrrPTi''PT Hick* and Fl*
ho-tr --alted until thp TalJpr. piadla ,
tot ha rcoovprpd suf?U-<ptn hr**-h ti |
*'t Trp; then rher jy«mr*<! nf>oe him.
li''•«"*! ' Tr to tlip rati, and drctpppd h^ni
ovp-K, Oajttain ^Tscp shrfekod ,
In pn«tpst at th« add«s! tooch ef h«r- j
harlty. and Dan Hioks. rrtrnlnfr j
held S'ra^pry's «hltp face at tb» '
hatrb
TonYe nort. ?rraccs." bp rtl}p<l
ohwrfn^T. rcrnpc) to pppr ovw thp :
rail. >!r. G:ht>py had Ptwrc**! «e thp
surfao- and mu <=wimniin(r *»owly t
a »ay t<^-»rd an adjacent Coat whprp
small hoar* landod. Hp rllmhpd
wearilj bj, «p ifw tKiat and sai thorp,
paziut arms> «i Hu-i* and Ptahmy
without animtm for ro bht way of
thinking hp had eoiien off llpbtly, con
sidoriac the erormlty of bis cITeoj®.
The tear he had awnojpatefl w»« rtiree
Biorth« It ho*r<1«l. and «o fretefnl j
wa* be *o ntctt and Flaherty for
Their flnrtwaranoe rtar V imiiiW a j
reantre to lay* fnr Hlrka and Fta .
henj and thraah tNm IndlrMnaHy— j
aomeih<nt hr *■« folly aMe to do— ,
end fOr*r* hi* aehe* mini pain* In a
llre-tr lrite->p*t aa to the r»t» of Onjv .
tmlr Sorter* at the hand* of the to*,
hoot trwr. Ho wan aware (hat <"*ap^
rain Sf—«cr» had fSNed tpv>mln»n«telT '
to ratty to the fflhney appeal to repel
hoarder* and In hi* own ei|" »««1ve
termlnmocr he hoped that what the
enem> mnM do to the da*r»rt1 wonjd :
ho "a-plentr"
TTw enemy moanwhfl*. had turned
I heir attention upon 5*.-r*r*a. who had
dodeed heWw like a frightened rahhlt
and *intrtrt nholter In Cfe ahaft alloy.
Ho had •oflW+rm proamro of mtnd. a*
ho daahod tbrotish the enclne mom, to ;
mmcfc a laree monkey wrench off the
tool rack on the wail, and. tneellnt ,
Jrwt InaMe the a1>ey entrance tw
turned a: hay and threatened the In
mder* with hla weapon Therenpor '
Hlrka and Flaherty pelted him with
lump* of rnaj. Imt the anle tranlt of
rhla aawinlt wa* to foroe Soract*
further ha Hi into the ahaft alley and
om of ranee
TTw to^'-oat im* HfM « oonnon n*
*-ar and to drwm S.-n»cr» ont
I*nn Hfc-k* run up on «)*ok «n<l re ■
turned dracclne th* deck fir* bam he ■
hind him Hp thrnst th* hrn« nomV i
Into the *h*ft-«I!*y entrance find In
vlted Srrncr' to ann-onHer nnoondl
tlonally or he ilrmwil Ilk* ■ kitten
S.T«nr* knowlnc hi* m»x Irr ho*.
rteflod them. »o Pan HlrVa "arted th*
pumr "Ml* Flaherty tnrnofl on the
water Inatanrly the hone hnrat op or
deok and Soract*' Jeera of trlomph
81ted the engine room The mmj
wm thont w> draw lot* ft «oe ahloh
or* of th* two ahonld crawl Into the
ahaft alloy and throw ■ rnpfnl of
ohlorldr of limp ffor they foond • run
of thta tti Th* mrTtr room) In Oaptaln
S*rmcr*" fao* »hon a ahadow dark
ere<3 th* hato*i and Mr Bartholomew
MrOcffey domarded helllcerentTy:
"WhatY m'r on dowe there? Who
the <Jrd!'» takln' lihertlea In my «1
pine roomT"
Dar Hloka erpl«ln*d the alfuafion
»rd The ?nat piiw for draarlr action
which they held aca'nat the fncltlT
in the «h»f; alley. Mr WoOoffoy con
sidered 1 few moment* and mad* hla
deolirton.
"Tf what roo nt I* true—an 1 ain't
in position to dhrpote von. not hurlit'
Seen prp.Ti! whon yoo battled th*
M.ncrH off th* hoarfc 1 flont hlam*
roc for fee!It»s aor*. What I do hlamr
roc for thoneb. I* carrytn' th* war
aboard th* MacC*. Tf yon *-an»rd to
ui I 1* filb IE" S--met*T rot> ahraild ha'
laid for 'em on th* dock T"rder the j
oli uiuiit»no*n yon mnk* thla * per j
«"nal affair. an' a« a mmNr ©' th* ■
-r*« o' th* Macrle T ft to tut* * 1
band »n' do'end my afclpper ac'r tomp
two Fart t*. p*r?l*tm«n. 1 pot « d»t*
ro l!r* Mm f!r«t for whRt h«> rtor* to ^
mo t*« nlcht- Ho«**nTn*v»vr thjit1* • [
privnr* cmnoh Th* f«rt rvmnln* th*' '
i or. tv o lumpod my pa! Port Olhtwy
an' llot^.1 him somothiu' *ran<l»lni!* ;
niofc* ril '*k* yon or Br*t. r<itt«* np
utt of ;h*r*. roti ««Kh. and flcht Fla.
*i*ny. von rrar heVnr tm-tl I «nn4 for
von: If x-nm trv to otlmh np an' horn 1n
or trv frht wl**1 H'ot*. Oihi»f">*U hra'r
roo."
(CVmtlniHHl on Satnr«jRV
SonH-tiiiM* 'hp i*
frllo* *rh>> «1 an optlm!*!.
FNvryN*l> wms to t» ftuwl of
L**npv <»f vn;»«n«- rxcpjit the nations
>
ptfifiy un u rbf j*torp of ti* SV»'ni
■Uaiiu <-li«-k_
Oh«*ity U««J*»,'able.
Alt jmo fat? Kr or. v«»ur cn»r»1 If
*•«>« ar». Ihv-jnr Jo-lin of fVwttn lia*
taihorwi atalistto ihut sh.ir
»n un-1i»tiinWf av^wiatnHi •* «ht«<lty
ami dtahetfv rtif In whiofc
^ucar. Ih«- .host oomuxwi "f f»«xl fwls,
<- ito: |»mjwrt> m
lc hod*. Tltw* «r> l> tb1* ("oontrj
lionv than haJi • million din
brsk-s. *Tb« of ;a»1nc J«<o
ttwh ak*.h.>i H wil known ■■ t*1 t
<»• unkam K l.v*o«i H|«n *1Tli i«u o»
iHi iipt" **}•* I wtor JosStn. 'Itarr
[vrKon*- «-ho hmmtc fai '■
pltj. Iwciio** ••f a ro«; ItmlMxn T» |>m
or. wrtphj «V*spi» modomtf ••nitnc. Mit
dkw of tbotr should N> plmwt in ^tor
what rtw «mf ra?«*.«r* n> Uw nHv
bone, In JW rax* out >if 1.W t*'
inc fat Imp (an ranch f-axl or t.w
lint* *Trrrt*e «r holh pcuublmxl.""—
M-wtoa S*rv : o*.
Strmf Mountain.
Ston* cxwrtaln. <* *t>o«e *r*nlt»'
«-»ii It tr k wtilpttim! * m-ntort»I If
:tw Oo® fedora-:*?, I* 16 m!)*** fnMn At 1
lama «"5a. It will hr thr tare*"' mrwtn ^
"*nt IB th» «rorl«l The ftparp r>oi
■■ml *iu t* *N<o; eicbt hutwlml f**: j
high and CflP't btmdrod f«n »t«V.
Th* f»_Vr rtrriK-rfxt a**«tiS >■ •
in IMS. when W> C. Hrlni Plant
"h«i ^lc1itT*i£tit y»>«r?i of hp, a •»*<
**r of So-.'twT.T arotnrti «*nt for Ootto
R«tt' liffi the wutptor. to '"omf t«' J
to ••otisHler th** #'
a pn; ftmlpturai mo«ui»»"H! to th
• onf«J«>r»rj on rh# mull of the moon •
lain. Mr. Rorfrtmn mafc a <T«rrri'
sTody of «*v#ral plan*- Thf pla
rvprrSMitt an irra; mar<-hinj; ;
'Btn hart)* I> «rlll compriae portrait*
of all the CVefederate Ifadmi,
l*D««a <~nr»V! IB a >o 14 Day*
rromiF** rerond reon** tf PAZO
OTNTUKNT ran? to POT* It chits*
Blind Blwxltn* or Protruding Pilw
Instantly Itehinit Pltaa. a»d
yon hi g«f reatfni alsep after Bra:
application. CCc.
TTTK RK.4GWAT
Pioneer Dairy
H. F. ffiSJUX, Prop.
m SMUURT Rtll MUCH
T»* Iwpl »iwl hr«t roi».
ilwlfri dairy hi Alank*. .
IWly (hlpmnti «»f prn*
IBilk KBrt ITfUIII in «H
points on Hhitr P*m A
Vnlm* Ronr.
Bi? Game Guide
Sport *mm frVt nrr lntotf«i.
o«l In finmlng Mr punv Hi
I<mm Ynkon nwiitrj »rr In
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