brisbane\ i THIS WEEK Huey Long 1? Dead Power in Personality A Ship of Horror Bathtub Danger Huey Long is dead at forty-two years of age. The world says: "How young, how pitiful, to die with out full opportun ity !" Everything Is com parative, Alexander the Great, who died at thirty-two. was ruler of half the world at twenty five: Keats died at twenty-six; Shelley at thirty. Today, men do not develop as rapidly as In old days, when Napo Artfaur Brisbane jeon tJjOUj,ht Of Slli cide because he had done nothing at an age that found Alexander ruler of the world. The death of Huey Long, regretted throughout a nation that loathes cow ardly assassination, is important not alone because of Senator Long's pow erful personality, but also because of its possible effect on the national election of 193G. Senator Long Is gone; his power ceases, as though he had never lived. Others will pick up the reins of pow er. in New Orleans and Louisiana; another will take his place In the ?enate. Efforts, futile, will be made to find "another Huey Long.** There is nothing left but the mem ory of a powerful man. again em phasizing Goethe's definition of "|>er aonality," "as the highest good fortune of earth's children." France discourages crime, and really discourages It. The dreaded prison ahlp. La Martiniere, is on her way Co the criminal colony In French Guiana with 773 convicts locked in eight strong Iron cages in the hold, with iron bars, cement floors, wooden benches, hammocks, and overhead a crias-cross of pipes that would fill the cages with deadly live steam if mu tiny broke out. No parole board sits In French Guiana. Each man ordered to the ship receives a new suit of clothes, a blanket, an extra pair of wooden shoes. That, with perhaps a few books and packages of chocolate from relatives, constitutes his wealth as. wrists chained, the convicts march, single tile, op the gangplank, between rows of bayonets. ; They go to prison, to stay In prison. J It Is a hard system, but being mur dered on the American plan Is also a bard system. Within a few days two women, one past sixty, the other seventy years old. have been found dead In their bathtubs, apparently drowned. The slippery surface" of a porcelain tub is dangerous for older persons. They should observe the greatest care: a slip, the head striking the edge of the tub. can easily cause unconsciousness followed by drowning. Rubber factories should make am* extensively advertise rubber mats fo the bottom of bathtubs, with a suctim arrangement to prevent slipping. ? While the League of Nations talk* peace and arbitration Mussolini recalls his consuls from various places 11 Ethiopia, reminding you of the clergy man who had a call to a Inrge city His little daughter said, 'Taps Is in hi/ library, praying for light, and mamma Is upstairs packing." The Douglas airliner, called the "Fly ing I-abnratory," has Just flown frorr Kansas City to Newaik. N. J., tlirougt the "sub stratosphere,'* which means about 20,000 feet up. At that height very "thin" air, with engine super charged and propellers properly "lilt ed." makes high speed possible. Th? flight was 1,125 miles, nonstop; pas aengers wore oxygen masks. Mr. Max Baer, of the Jewish rac*. will fight on September 24 Mr. Joe -Louis, of the African negro race, and already $300,000 worth of the tickets have been sold. The price for a good aeat Is $23. Mr. Baer. who gave a pitiful ex hibition. not long ago, when he per mitted his "heavyweight championship of the world" to wriggle off of the hook, now promises to "chase that hoy (Joe Louis) out of the ring In two rounds." Publicly Mr. Joe I^ouis gives an imi tation of "Br'er Babbit." and says little. Maneuvers demonstrating French war power, as It stands today, convince European experts that France pos sesses "the strongest military machine In the world." She possesses, also, men willing to fight, as shown at Ver dun and elsewhere. The government, floating five hun dred million dollars more of Interest bearing notes, rejoices because thej are snapped up 'in a day." Of course they are "snapped up" under prevailing conditions. Men with money are as glad to hide It away in government notes and bonds as men In a cyclone country are glad, temporarily, to hide away in cyclone cedars. e Kins FMMipa Syndlcnts. Inc. WNC Sot to*. THE FEATHERHEADS Happy Homecoming r I - UAvJC KMOMIfJ ) FINNEY OF THE FORCE ?<2zX? Mistake f ...i.i . Qi IT I I rc/ "REG'LAR FELLERS" I 1 m ? ? When Time And Distance Count [~ II 1 MESCAL IKE br s. u huntley i rmmnr" A Try-On S'MATTER POP? No Profit. Involved By C. M. PAYNE | j Our Pet Peeve By M. G. KETTNER | OUT-OF-DOOR PLAY By tJLUYAS WILLIAMS Becoming Sports Frork With Jabot Is "The Top*1 PATTERN 2341 It Is not easy to find a sports frock that plays No Favorites when It comes to showing up the Imperfect figure. But here's one that flatters. ? regardless, by the very simple de vice of a rippling jabot collar. But notice that our designer has not sacrificed one whit of the tailored chic and easy freedom the sports frock needs. The pleated sleeve for arm action?pleats in back bodice and skirt for freedom. Here Is just I the most perfect model for one of the lovely new printed satins that are being shown In such delicious pastel shades. A tie silk would be lovelv and any number of cottons are avail able for a simpler version. Accent with matching buttons. Pattern 2341 is available In sizes 14. 16. 18. 20, 32, 34. 36, 38, 40 and 42. Size 16 takes 374 yards 36 inch fabric. Illustrated step-by-step sew ing Instructions included. SEND FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) in coins or stamps (coins preferred) fo this pattern. Write plainly name, i address and style number. BE SURE TO STATE SIZE. Address orders to the Sewing Cir cle Pattern Department. 243 West Seventeenth St., New York City. ?SUM AND THAT'S THAT Husband?Will you miss me when I am away. Wife?I guess 1 will. You've si ways been too good a dodger at home. DING, DONG ( W**CVCiS Bell?There, it's raining and we'll - | get wringing wet. She Awakened I He?What did you do when yea got your first kiss? | j She?Nearly fell out of my cot. ??

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