The Orange Daily Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 51, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 20, 1925 Page: 3 of 4
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SUPER-CROOKS.
Wtlltam Allan Pinkerton. famed
Iptective .says criminals of today are
fentally far inferior to the old-time
Bter minds of crime.
[Pinkerton's-explanation Is that the
ever crook haa turned to bootleg-
ng. which among crooks la con-
fleredi an approaching respecta-
bly.
|A boomgger's customers, tty whom
sells stolen or doctored hooch, are
ore pleasant to deal with than the
ver-grade "fences" who buy the
ot of conventional robberies.
Another reason why so few men
Intelligence are found among mutl-
■n criminals la because' the wise
Jes have realized that the mCptitl
|soarcefutnesK. necessary for h
sful criminal career, usually liays
liter vwhen applied to legitimate
nrsults.
•The man who Invented the first
bid brick, fop Instance, was n high-
Ipe of scientific salesman. thoUghjt
lobably never occurred to hint that
■ man who could sell brass for gold
luld sell almost anything. eyten
low at the north pole.
[What the modern criminal lacks
intelligence, compared with the
looks of a generation ago, he gen-
ially makes up In a willingness to
|mmit murder without hesitation,
ys Pinkerton
The old-time crook usually Bhot
|ly as a last resort.
Today every city has a brekd of
oks who will kill as quickly and
differently as the fictional bad mart •
ability to know how to ascertain Lil
beria's geographical location quickly;
when there Is occasion to use thq
information.
Obviously, there are exceptions, th
greatest being sclenc^ No man
get Into his brain too much knowl
edge about astronomy, biology, psy
etiology, dimensional mathematic
and other forms of original trtitfe
Those are the groat message:
worth receiving and retaining. Lan
guage is merely the box that, jhoJU
ri
t
fsltHiTti
them- Learning tvvo lank
like learning penmanaliip a,
writing, wbUjh «v
ferent f-ystems f,Ot ciWc^-lng thd
same pieces df i(i^riniitlw[.' ’ r,4'. 1
liTibrWfctf&S
' fornistibn -w4ieni;it -4s ; heeflpd '
more valuable ;tha»’ haylit^tljtl’.
cluttered with wtal, fpj-'aj
less inform
!?$»*• *1
[f“irT
purposotj, is useless lnfoi-ti union.'
Tills is materialistic 1 phttoaophyl
But It’s a material world. f)
»rif
n%\ J
tto
struct fAkers/m'^i
1 * --
One of the great American Inst) -
tutlons that is In danger of becoru-1
Ing extinct is the old-time street}
faker, as truly a Yankee product as
apple pie, baseball, the-.circus and]
black-face minstrels.
Old-timers may have noticed!
something larking this spring, andf
not been sure just whit It was.]
Wh^t they wins Is the street faker.]
Montague Silver, “greatest street t|
early days In the west.
man west of the Alleghenies," and
Murder and; a crook’s willingness typical of Ills.-profession .risen In,
'‘bump" off his victim have he-; memory
tie the foremost criminal probf It, is a warm June evening, back ]
as. ■
the old days when a footpad
dally uaed a blackjack or a piece
|lead pipe, his victim had a chance,
ty tho pistol has taken the plate
dackjack and lead pipe,
$e average modern crook Is a
*rd unless he lias a pistol and
line or some other drug to create
Aim the false courage necessary
nake him use his “gat ” , i ■
cntrol of thp drug traffic a»d '.an
[ilute prohibition of pistols arc!
sary before orlmo can be re-i
lined on a big scale. Make ft ini-
dble for crooks to get ptsfola and
and crime news will become
i yonder in tho old' home town. -,Mon- ]
I In r/futiiu Itiir w/wl rvletotr ■HinspAi,, In I
vorn BRAIN,
brain wizard, Chesley M. Ilutch-
slts in a room at Harvard Uni-
ty. For three hours i3 profea-
direcled at him a rapid-fire of
Itlons In the form ot an examifta-
Sn examination in ’’Itufiiance lan-
ces and literature."
Putchlng.i answers every quest ion
nptly, accurately
is such a phenomenal showing
the telegraph wires carry his
bry to newspapers all over the
|try.
utchingB. it Is disclosed, is an ex-
in 16 languages. This is Inter-
hg news, for most of us have
Irulty handling one language,
lithout disparaging Hut«h»igs’
|irnble feat, few people need envy
for the simple reason that few
ble ever have occasion to use
languages,
Ifo is short, ft Is a hard and
|tant' struggle for most people to
away from the breadline. The
led time available to the uver-
] person for study must be de-
largcly to practical things.
|ter. If automatic machinery
man from ala very of mustier,
bntration and time, purely in-
ftual or cultural pursuits w’!t
esirable for all.
! used to bo that all education
lakin to pumping 15 languages
Ithe Individual brain. Steadily
|ifft to the goal of teaching peo-
bow to find knowledge when
need it—where to look for it
[how to understand^ it—rather
attempting to cram the brain
[ information rarely used.
[ some one asks you where Li-
te, it affords a thrill to be able
turtle's big red gipsy wagon
parked in the public square, "
I: Towering above the half-awed,
half-jubilant faces of the . populace
is Montague himself, heaver hal,
frock coat, checkered vest,’ goatee
and all—including one of the Bra-
zilian diamond^, large as a hickory
nut, Which '"Monty carried Hi stock.
Under the flickering light of a
banjo-shaped' gasoline torch, the old
street faker dispensed Wv-Wn, "the
remedy whose formula 1 procured
While g captive among the Bloux
Indians.'
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Hobbies of The Great
And Near Great
it A
Hunting wild gam« on the snow-
covered slopes ,of the Adirondack*
Is the principal hobby of Represen-
tative Bertrand H. Snell (R., of N.
Y ), chairman of the house rules
committee and one of the "big four”
administration leaders In the lower
branch of congress.
The New York congressman love*
to take his rifle, a pack on his back
and a pair of snowshoos and trail
down his game on long trips thru'
the snowy fastnesses. Frequently he
will spend several days on tho trail,
following de«r or elk for many miles
across the wooded hills before bring-
ing 'down his quarry.
On bear hunt* the Congressman
has had several exciting adventures,
when the trapped animals turned on
their hunUtr. But in all events, Knell
demonstrated great skill with his
rifle and brought home coveted tro-
phies of the chase
BOUHHT HAWK I'llKSLRVK.
Ills love for the sport Home years
ago prompted Snell to purchase a
game preserve In the Adlrondacks.
near his home at Potaduiu, N- Y.
Ho visits the preserve each fall for
at least ope week's hunting’ "Invar-
iably a email party of friends ac-
company Mm, and an invitation to a
Buell deer hunt Is mut'h sought, after
in congressional circles, Hip tro-
phies of these hunts udorn the walls
uf lila Potsdnm borne and also the
walls of bis'Capitol office.
All phases of outdoor life attract
the Congressman. He loves skating
'REKN ACTORS
DECLARED BEST
. i "There are more real actors and
Yt lien Interes tbi tonic of ss-per- irtieBBOH m motion pictures than on
cent alcohol strength Watted, Monty lthe speaking stage.” declares Ced-
brought forth razors, combination (stance Talmadge.
handy tools,. eight handkerchiefs for | .-Ateo," »h© adds, 'lthe films are
quarter and the little Giant Prize I developing a new school of players
Packet that included everything un-
der the sun, especially a trick ring
for squirting perfume in a blend's
eye.
Usually a street faker "catud reg-
ularly, once a yen’," but Chicly twice
to the same town, especially when
the Chinese peach t ere mpHe 1-hs
the Chinese peach trees he left be-
hind turned out to be dogwood or
blrtckhaws.
Tho street faker flourished before
the days of Hoientlilo salesmanship,
of wW«l» ho was the original din
oovereiy and many a "captain -of‘'in-
dustry'* owes much of his selling
ability to boyhood evenings Jjrten-
ing under the gasoline torch.
To gather tiie crowd together end
hold them when they grew re*tl«<w
and showed signs of drifting *w.,v to
poolroom or homes; there was' a
black-face enterlajjigi wi’o tc!i
^ .—I— i .411.1 gl II ■'«.!» .iWti.....-..—- —
hh'.?t4:
ephone pole-
who more closely approach tho old
style of actors than do the present
generation on the speaking stage.
“For years stage managers have
picked players because they ‘looked
the part’; in other words, ‘for type-’
Not so in Hollywood.
"The older generation of actors is
making Hollywood Its permanent regarding
home, and from the old-timers tho
youngsters are learning the intrica-
cies of niake-up andi characterization
an it was practiced years ago.
''incidentally, by becoming real
actors instead of types, the younger
players are finding' that their useful-
ness ,1s multiplied." •
Cpv’tan.ce is now appearing in
'Her Night of Romance,” her latest
First, National comedy, at th'e Strand
heater tonight and Friday.
-------- • uyt" iriiuui .'.'H fa
joke about the mule liven king it? tee
when it kicked mother-te a j. ii *
jaw.
The rainsf rel’p
old-time favorite
a High-Born f.iuj .
Once in » White
Publisher of Chicago
News Dies Suddenly
Sttre-fl'-t; vv; r
»"nv. “M- 0
*1ie*e d- .• ,u
see u Montague Silver his b'cck
face ^ entertainer p.iwing ou, ,b ,
Plunder from a wagon, i fit n-ostlv
the street faker does buMnosi fr,lri
suit- case sized* Wrnd,
business district nook
street gutter.
in
The ,
newer. Alore Important is the autos
k. Fame isn't whp,t It ure,i to
b • The street f ,ko,.H har|
tnm.ness ability to continue 0','
TheW.SC,le: th*r bronehed
Then, too, it’s hard to
crowd together in
pedestrians illive
a
out.
gel. t. Fttppf
these days when
eev. a h«arly all h kP., t„
nobody walking.
1VERTISEMENTS
CLASSIFIED
Taken os late as 10 a. m. same
f's paper. Anything coming in
10 o'clock will appear In tfca
day's edition. Classified ads
payable la advance. Thoy will
] taken over the phone through
urteay, ,but have change ready
|en the boy calls.
HATES: 10c a line for first
ertton, 6c a line for all follow-
inserlions. (Five words to
line). Minimum charge 2be-
ards of Thanks and Resolu-
ot Respect take the came
as Classified Advertisements.
(TELEPHONES 4 and 18
tjOtt SALE
Poultry and Eggs
lOWHEAD HATCHERY—CapsC
18,000 eggs and chicks. Opeue
In September. Reserve space
Custom hatching $4.00 tray-
holds 112 light breed eggs, 100
f). We will hatch one tray
1 to first person sending in order
[r.c tray in answer to this ad- AH
atioiui mutt be accompanied
50 per cent deport. Be the
order - 100 heavy egg Haying
in White Leghorn baby chlske
[get 25 baby chicks free. Writ"
lead Hatchery, Orange. Texas.
SALE
One Cushman Engine,
One Bearing Hinder,
One 25-60 Avery Tractor
_ bo bought cheap.
0. Box Bis,
cneap.
Beaumont, Tex.
Address P.
1 72 acres well improved
7 1-2 "mib" ?vcwtB^fHnl",,0nt road‘
to T. .T. Horne. Orange. Apply
WANTED
pbo*
FOR RENT
houM« or aprrtmeut-
garage. Phone 588.
LARGE
borch.
south
Phone
bed-room,
668.
sleeping
£■ IMAGO, August 20.—No funer-
al tiirtv igements have been made for
V.’ ;toe STeemont - Lawson, publisher
of tr-o CV"?go Bally News who died
last i jl'-t r.fter a short Illness. His
doatl.1 , wes unexpected. He war a
'i-r with no children. He was
h')-"'.’. of the News for 49 years.
•till,ED IN CAR WRECK.
TYLER, Texas, August SO.-r-Lemy
Tv. v a killed "ud Frank Crook
S' .qrly Injured when in a motor ac-
Cident at Swan, several miles east
of hero, last night when " thet rear
k ■ |
JAPAN APPALLED BY ; t
INFANT MORTALITY'
TOKIO, August 2(1—The death
rate for Infants in Japan ts higher
than that of any other country lu
the world, according to officials of
the health bureau of the home office.
An average of from 150 to 25$ out
of every 1,000 babies born In .Tapatt
fall to survive.
Authorities attribute this appalling
Infant mortality to imperfect tauUa-
ton and to the Ignorance of mothers
ho pro pci* care of tho
children. To combat, tho situation,
the government Is planning to spend
$1,500,000 in establishing nuraeiJes
in all the principal cities, where tin
CONGRESSMAN B. II. SNELL.
and sleighing, his home being not
many mllesf distant from Lake Pla-
cid, famed for Ha winter sports.
Since becoming chairman of the
house rules committee, with its eon-J
trot over legislation In the lower
branch. Snell lias devettfd most of:
Ids spare time to a study at parlla-'
mentary law. Under the House rulca-
hls committee con permit action on'
any bill; while abutting out any other*
from a flnal vote,
TOURED EUROPE.
Elevated to the chairmanship two
years ago, Snell used hit first vaca-
tion-—which came this sUininef —to
make a tour of Europe to study for-;'
sign parliaments «t first hand He.
visited Great Britain, France, B«1
glum. Germany and Italy, visiting
the capitals and watching the na- ]
tlonai parliaments at work He also]
made a personal study of the par-
liamentary methods used.
In all probability. Knell Will use-
the fruit of bis observations an the
basis for proposed changes for the.,
improvement of the system now'
Used by the house of ; rppresento-
tlvns. ft a, proposal, if Tracked !•?■»
tho committee, virtually would aakttre
any modification he desired, ,
Oh, yes! there’s one more thtps
about Buell. It Ik said he’sr the only
man in congreus who knows how
tp put the holes In a cake of cheese.
He obtained the formula by being
president of a Now York cheese
company.
don newspapers. Mtes laturcll, who
In private life tp Mrs 1 .enllt, bqa
been moving In lamdon society and
was recently co-hostesa with Lady
Ronald at a musical party in the
old-world mansion of the Dukes of
Rutland.
Miss Blanch Pelran, of Khreveport,
La... are here the guests of Mr, and
Mrs. A. F. Burns and Mr. and Mrs.
Rex A. Bockmon.
V , Fl'AGE UALL8 RAY.
LCNDfiN^ AliiHist *J»;--jCky Lttu-
maku
;
tell is tp make her return to (he
stage in Loudon, aocordlng to Lon-
Mr. and Ml's. R.
K. Burtia
and
Kokolskl Dry Goods company will,
open tomorrow. Mrs- Hokolski hut
just returned from in ark at’ and. new
goods’are arriving daily.
Pimples and Bumps
Are Awful Pests
Cllt'hi and women of the moat,
even diapoultlons a re quick to re-
sent direct attacks on their ehar-
artter or bold advances. But It la
hardly explainable why those same
folks tolerate disfiguring pimples,
blotches bumps, “breaking out,”
etc., which are even worse peats
thhn that, k
These akin diseases quit anuoy-
iufi people quickly after first, few
appiKWonu of the wonderful Black
and Whito Ointment, and the rbgu-
ior use of I)lack and White Soap.
Tho cost in bo small none need hesi-
tate bora11so they “can’t afford it.”
1 ho '60c size of the Ointment con-
tains three times as much as the
liberal 2fic siae. All dealers have
both Black AfidU White Heap, and
Ointmeut.—Adv.
No-Not Kidneys
Not a disease <• Just clogging
A great many people uro scared
without reason. By a pain In the
back, or highly colored urine, or
frequent urination. They fear kid-
ney disease.
Try flushing the kidneys. Also
relieve them by removing wanton
and poisons In other ways. Tho
kidneys often need help. Just ns tlie
bowela do. _______
Drink plenty of water. Drink a
glass or two before, breakfast. To
the morning giasa add a little Jad
Balts. That makes a Hparkling and
Inviting drink.
Jad Salts la made from the acids
of lemon and grape juice, com-
bined with llthift. It 1h made to
spur the organa of elimination In a
harmless way.
Results usually appear in one
hour. Polsomi go, klUiioyq turn re-
lieved. Countless people correct con-
ditions., this. way, • ..
Try this now method now. Give
aid to the kidneys. It may save
yiu endless worry and pain. Do this
in Justice to yottrsolf. All druggists
supply Jad Salts,
6 6 6
<• a prescription for
Malaria, Chills and Favor, Dengue or
Bilious Fever.
It kills the (terms.
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TV!hi So‘n0" Koomfi' Enrage, reason-
able. 908 15th at. Phone ™
1099-W.
ej' 15th $t„ phono 1099-W.
mo°Nten,kHO,U8B’ convenlences.
1310 Ninth, street. Phone 811 w.
DAVIES APARTMENT.
TTPKWR1TKRH
Rhone $89,
Month. Ring
*»r rsnt, 11.0# par
t£IN milk for babies, barred
dkgs, pure dairy milk. PINS!
DAIRY. Phone 1118.
House on Green Aven-
Fm^S?LWm **J
■ ......
LIGHT HOUSKEEPmo ROOMS,
modern convenience. 0J2 Main.
Dickey’s Old Hellabls Eye Water
brightens and clears a dull tired
eye. Red Folding Box. All Drug-
_____
fists.—Adv.
i
: Today and Friday
CONSTANCE
TALMADGE
:: And Roland Colman ;
At- ^ Pick o picTuok^tt
StuanI
<__y COOLEST SPOT >N TOWN A.
Extra Added Attrac- ::
:: tion—Neal Burns in
one of the funniest
;; comedies Christie
made.
ever
“COURT
PLASTERS’1
titAinn
J|^
Fruge & Son
Jno. R. Adams & Co.
Groceries & Hardware
Plumes 565-566
FRIDAY SPECIALS
SUGAR, 100 lbs. for
$6.00
Dealers In New and Second Hand
Furniture, Stoves and Mattresses.
We Buy, Sell, Trade and Repair
Furniture. Phones 439-949.
«. 110 Border St.
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| Today & Tomrrow
She bargained with
Marvelous
Hot Bread
SUGAR, 10 lbs. FOR......................59c
PEAS, E. J. No. 2 CANS, 2 FOR........ 35c
y°o
Y THEAfRE V
>J&Vlf® your next batch <»{ hot
hteail with Mrs, Tucker’s
KROUT, No. 3 CANS, 2 FOR
30c
^ Society-—Then Life
;> collected payment.
The daring stage
:: play ia now a vitally
interesting film.
“CHEAPER
TO MARRY”
with
Lewis Slone
Conrad Nagel
Marguerite
de la Moitu
FREE FORD
TUESDAY Nil
Prices 10c & 25c
SbtjlNfii'bS* You’ll notice how
;!l|ht It it,--so tender that it
• "it'mg to melt in your mouth!
Wh^mvcir you use Mrs.
?■ tetter’* Shortening, you will
fintH it imparts a wonder-
ful', buttery rMtnaas to any
foo t -kfeplnff It frenh longer
— ami preiapihg the most
tiavors. This is be-
Sir.;. Tucker’s is a puro,
toJwfcsome, vegctabln shorb-
enifft. tliat always comas to
„ yr.'U fresh. It is made exelu-
... • .'soice cotUiiisssd-oll.
CUT BEANS, No. 2 CANS. 2 FOR
35c
PUMPKIN, No. 3 CANS. 2 FOR........ 35c
EXTRA FANCY DATES, 2 FOR........ 25c
APRICOTS, No. 2‘/z CANS ............,... 25c
Crushes PINE APPLES, No. 2 CANS 25c
i ;.. 7-.rker’rt ic t! * rruet
digvit J <. . »k1ti£ fat.
i is tm* r roar re or gtrnaly,
V : tfif..- no rh imtb.ri then
•. vmr; kht. t.m:pg. Avk
T$ar ’ < »r for a pail today,
so,vgat r muist convn-
1.3 v lUnv . This pail Id
ait-t'fffel -nd l'- nt»iy. aani-
h ' ;t b txrendinyly
os:y • i t '-ii. ritt-nUto Cot-
on 'Off R'.hr.iC-oirrany,
EVAPORATED APPLES, Per lb.
CROWDER PEAS, 3 POUNDS FOR. .. 25c
WATERMELON, PER POUND..
I Vac
Jno. R. Adams & Co.
*
Grocery Phone 565-566 Hardware 630
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