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rAIXTLVG Tim JiItiY
The Kinjr James torsion of the
BIblo has etood for genenUlnjis as
tho mosU perfect example of the
honorablo and ancient English ton-
gue. It has but one rival In point of
AtrptiRth and beauty. Shakctportro
in next best but Shakespeare Is a
poor second at that.
A professor in Chicago has un-
dertaken io modernizes tho KiiRllsli
Bible by substituting a tfnnsKtloh
In present-day Inngunge for tho so-
norous swdoplrlg. ineotnpnrablo
translation nuthorUed by King
James.
Under "Viewpoints" today the
Chicago Trlbuno taJ-e the "well-
meanlng but misguided profesior to
task and shows tho utter silliness
of trying I" paint the .lily or adorn
tho alabaster vase.
There ia no need for a modern
translation. The Bible as it etanas
outsells all other books combined
and is rend a hundred limes Where
nny other book i rend once .
It is read no less for tho flawless
beauty of Us diction than lor tho
comfort and depth of its spiritual
xnessago. It is the One rcrfoct
Book. Why change a syllablo or
altvr a sentenoo?
! SATKST MiAX
The Tvheat growers and prodocers
of other crops nro turning to diver-
sified farming as a vniy out of the
prcsont period 6f price depression.
The Kansas City Tlma3 obsorvca:
"Many farmors in tho wheat belt
now unacquainted ith tho dairy
business will soon b& milking cow
To them it appeara to bo radical
departure from long established
practices and tho oniorin? into R
now business for which thero It
llttlo local precedont. Thoy feci
that they 6 re-blazing a new trail.
"But dairying ii far from being
a new or undeveloped industry in
tho wheat states as official fig-
ures show. Nebraska produced In
1922-morfl tlun s million poinds
of creamery butter; the ss.m enr
Kant&s made more than 40 million
Missouri -46 million. Oklahoma and
Texas each 10 million pound of
crenmory butter. Only tho six stat-
es of Minnesota "Wisconsin Iowa.
Ohio California and Michigan lend
Missouri and Kansas in the amount
of. butter produced and such wide-
ly known dairy states as Illinois
and Indiana aro practically tied up
with these states in the magnityre
of their butter industry
"Dairying therefore U not nn
experiment in any of thee etatee
but an Industry that years of suc-
cessful experience has shown to be
well adapted to tho Southwest The
unvarying testimony of bankers
and merchants In these states is
that those who milk cows even
cowfi Lt low degree aro financially
better off than are those who fol-
low any other line of farming
poultry production alone excepted.
Milking a few cows keeping a
good flock of hens and g-owing
one's own feed as well as a crop
of wheat is tho safest way out of
farm difficultly."
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ABICKXK NEEDS
A cotton mill.
A citv hall.
An opera house or coliseum.
More factories large and small.
A city hall.
Another railroad t
Irrigation agnation.
'A city hall .
More people.
Campaign fur more poultry rsls
tnir
campaign top more hog raising
and baby beet raaHns.
A city hall.
Development of publia parks and
playgrounds.
More and larger downt'Own bus!-
netd buildings.
A city tail
The spirit of provincialism rauv
pant in Texas is deplored by
Ana puDlie fepeagertf. ue any way
to wipe it out is (or all the ret
of Teacaa to consede that tha other
fellow Has the trest country.
Callahan utea on her road bond
issue this month. Shackelford and
Nolan .county are agitating road
bond issues to permanently pave
their sections of the ilankhead
Highway Taylor county ta 'getting
ready to do hk.ije Bfpr 1825 a
liard-surfaced highway will etretclvL
from one end f Twria the oth
er The county tnat baa not Halt-
ed up its. roads wxth tbue of other
counties will be left 9Ut ia the eold
o far as tourwt traffic i concern
Out Of her Jpiery Japan will
emerge with ft clearer ujtlsrtaml-
ing at American idealism at Ah-Blo-Saxon
lienllmui ia fact. The
ABiwlcan Red Cros is ratetag five
billion dollars to aid the snffeMsrs.
-while the Salvatum Army has fee-
KUn a camjw-ixti w jvvo thUUojm
toujMUt This pruJBPt resfUHM t
tha cry of (Mt wftl go a ims
ixwf toward dtttklitaUng the wuti&o
that America ha dwJtfas on Uw
Jape Jaitan featwatt & crippled
economically fr several year and
lauM jwfcmee mbu4oa. w.'iatever
notion gke jaigkt k e ft for world
coiMjueat. As 9. .rivl bin ii
abowt tHe llmHat' - if t 3jnt.
ih iUtt-iiake iS a ci-f ..i kac-
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Bible Tampering.
From iho Chicago Tribune:
Dr. Edgar J. Goodspeed of the
University of Chicago Is adding
HnothfeV modern version of tho NOW
TeitAment. Thoro is the Twenti-
eth Century Iho Moffatt the Wey-
mouth tho Bnljantlne and now is
to bo tho Goodspeed translation.
The King James version contains
the rarest beauty of tho English
language. Tampering with it is
chipping a cathedral. For centu-
ries generations of peoples speak
ing tho English langungo and wor
shipping in Protestant churches
have been raised upon Its texts. It
was expounded to them in child
hood before they could appreciate
the beauty which was joined to
religion.
Thev have not Stumbled their
wav throuch it. Thev have not
been perplexed by the word's iTie
translators ugcu even wnere worus
and phrases have lost currency in
tho modern language.' Thousand!
of pooph who read very llttlo rend
this book. It has been what it was
intended to be a guldo and conso
lation and lnupiratton.
It is a perfect version and tam-
pering with it not only spoils the
beauty hut creates confusion in
text. It makes rents in the fab-
ric. It is substituting a needless
utilitarianism in tho place of need-
ed beauty. It is an offenso to aes-
thetics and ngalnst peoplo who
need a stimulation of aesthetics
It Is'subsHtutlng a signboard for a
work of mural art. It is toarlng
down a templo to build a. ware-
house it Is worso than putting
Shakcspoaro into the modorii Bng-
lish of tho streets. "To bo or not
to be" "It's a question whether
I am to kill myself or not." "Thd
ntinllty of mercy Is not strnlr.'d."
"Mercy docs not hold out." "How
sweet tho moonlight sleeps upon
this hank!" "What a swell moon
light night."
Particularly a democracy should
cherish Its herltatgj of beauty fls
proolous and not to bo sullied '
ITono fof the Wheat Grower.
From tho Wichita Falls Ilccord
News:
Those wise men who mnko sur.
Toys of the needs of foreign na
tions in a food supply sense havo
placed in the heavens a rainbow
of hope for tho American wheat
growor. They ay foreigners will
tako four hundred and seventy
million bushels of wheat this jonr
regardless of (ho 'crop prospects
In EUrop6avn and South American
countries and they advise tljo Am-
erican whoat grower to store his
product in order that ho mny bo in
a position to market it when tho
foreign demand sends tho price
of wheat back to its 1923 figure.
It is excellent advice but thero
nro thousands of wheat farmers
who havo accepted tho prevailing
price They sold on a falling mar-
ket. Thoy woro pinched and had
to pay their debts. Thoro are
wheat farmers who nro very much
akin to" thousands of southorn cot-
ton growers. Thoy harvest tholr
wheat and they sell It to tho first
buyer Just as thousands of cotton
growers pick and gin tholr cotton
and hurry it onto tho market.
If the foreign demand for" wheat
Is going to bo as groat ns tha sur.
vey indicates then wheat will go
baok to its old price of $1.26 or
$1.30 a bushel but thlitt!o follows
who grow wheat wlllVvot get tho
benefit of tho advace prico.
Those who grow wheat ami aro able
to hold it or thoso who buy wheat
at the provalent prico nnd nro
amply able to hold it will reap
tho harvest of profit should it
come.
Politically speaking if wheat
should ndvanco to $1 25 a bushpl
the farmer-politicians or those who
clnim to bo fnrmor-poltticians a
woll ns zealous frlonds of the tll-
lors of the soil will bo compelledto
revise their estimates or predictions-
of what is going to happen
next j ear. cotton appears to be on
a SO.cent basis and leading cotton
gamblers of tho south predict that
the price will go to 3 S cents before
the end of tho present cotton year.
There la a bumper crop of corn
and the cereal is selling nt a fancy
price. And the hog is coming
back. He was selling nt $6.40 last
year and now tap prices are not
far from the $10 mark. A heavy
foreign demand for wheat would
take the American carry-over of
1922 and the surplus of this year.
Most people prefer prosperity to
polities. All sensible peoplo should
prefer prosperity to politic. If
wheat "Gomes back there may b
another story to tell hy the politi
cal chroniclers of 13:4
Xcffotinrlons Stilt Possihio.
From the WashinRton Star.
"You bay ou wouldn't marry
tno nest man' in tne world "
"Kniphrtticaliy." answered the
haughty girl.
Then there's no use ray propos.
ing-
'Qh but you're pot quite the
beet man in the world are yout"
Tho Clarion Call.
From the Washington fiter
"Do you thibk woman in pUte&
can awaken men to tneir mm oi
autyr
Wrt Inifh crlintif I nnvu'ftUoi1
Mr. MekiOH. "You ought to hear
how Henrietta wakens me to a
Mie-uJ-JuJifr-whiMt t Corgatxoi
ieea tne canary or water me ru
ber tree."
Only Jler Husband
From Everybody's Magazine
Suspicious Mistsa i Jesele
dtdn'.t I hear you talking with
hoirtfchn!V
Coah Yeeeum; reckon so
WltreB Httm-t I told sou re-
peatediyj Jewje. that you must nev.
er have any of jour sentletnen
frifruilss raU hare?
Cok He bee. mUeusi How
he will laff when he hears datt
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Just a Little Fun I
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Lo blw yon daf waw'i SW-Jwm
mum sTriea liat wna taw1 niah
wuffbw nofunt husband.
Preferred It In Inct.
From the Boston Transcript.
Bllerly woman Con -having her
nuiw r&iitonul) .Unv the IjmA rtt-
wfci.il you for your honeati jr
Finder If you dan t wiutl inufti J
I'd jut as uef ion would.
Kxpflusiie.
Brum the Botou Traveler
My daiifrhttr'a uiuslc sbd
the mother ' has Vwi a grct ex-
pense Indeed tiiiiind tbe jku-t
S "1 e Ot'ohbor SyVvt li I bay.
J?e?
pfcTTOM
Wp SIMS
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Bandit talked politics as he. rob
bed a train in sOklahoma. Prob-
ably a reformed politician.
A shoplifter entered a St. Louis
storo and got a nloo fur coat ami
four months.
I.
Rockefeller is giving away nlek
ols but can get more.
Cuba can pay her war lpftn A
few bootleggers could pay ours.
...
Bootleg boozo cosfef $20 & qutirT
in Savanhn Gathe crdoks.
Makers say lower cigars Are be
ing smoked. Wait until-election.
Probably thinking It Wasn't go
ing to hurt a bit a. Pittsburg un
l.st shot himself.
Two men. ages 63 and G5 fell
out of a Bropklyrt tree perhaps
an old maid was after them.
Man laughed himself to death
in a Petorsburw (Ind.) movlo at
a serious lilcture we'll bet.
Time changes rapidly. Somebody
horsewhipped a Ludtngton. (Mich.)
man who was not nn editor.
Captured a barrel' of real hard
cider In Mohtgomory Ala. Carried
away a barrel of fun.
Way down yonder in Now Or-
leans is a frog that sings instead
of snoring like other frogs.
Fruit Juices nro so contrary.
Thoy had rather Xormont than Joll.
Portland. Ore. reports improve-
ment. Judgo sontonced two
sheiks to get their hnlr iut.
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Pigeon flow from Grand Can-
yon to New York. Will find Nw
Yorkers yawn greater than Grand
Canyon.
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Now Jersey couplo knew what
ono wedding gift was anyway. J I
was a live elephant. .
T'cluro writing about a million
years old has "boon found in Brit-
ish Columbia and Hollywood.
Two Knnsns City girls are suing
their father for $3800. II0 is get-
ting off light.
An weltpse nnd ten m'lllon pre
dictions of tho end of tho world
ar0 duo September 10.
Magnus Johnson says ho believes
in books. Wo believe In bank books
hut not in cook books.
Flax crop Is largo. Go ahead and
K.et clndors fn your oyos. Help Use
surplus flax seods.
Your lot could bo worse. A
whalo's bones weigh 2S tons. Sup'
pojr you were a rheumatic whale?
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One of tho books we would Uka
to kqo written is "Confessions of a
Coal Dealor."
Tho Oldor a llttlo girl gets tho
moro her candy costs. '
PKOSPKIUTl
Arthur I. La who manages two
of the big New York hotols. talk
with hundreds of out at town.
'merchants Who nt this season C
thn Year flock to New York to
t buy stocks of goods.
lee finds that the mercahnts aro
buying heav'ly. .Most of them ex
pect good business this fall and
winter.
When it comes to this kind of
predicting we'd rather trust a
storekeeper than an army Of eco
nomists and buelneaa "experts.
Merchants develop a sixth nene.
They have to.
AKTUVHD
In th last fiscal year 632.010
immigrants arrived to make the
United States their future home.
Trt them kindly when you
meet them for Immigrants' early
treatment in their new environ
ment in most cases largely determ-
ines the kind of citizens thoy mako.
Americanization Is mor a matter
of neighborl'neea and brotherhood
than of night schools and propa-
ganda. coaZ
Periodical coal shortages -are
canning many offle bwtldins fac-
tories and homes to un oil Instead
of coal for fuel in New England
alone it's oetiiaatad that fnel oil
has already displayed SB million
tons of ooai a jear. Stoma com-
bustion experts say that liS gal-
lons of oil do the york of a ton
of ooai.
JHMUNSIQNS
Mv48 th! fiUw a tWrd dl-
nento djftth Hhe tbo atoreo-
IM!0mi ww be tnatJtt in Cfctcago by
fttift Siwer-UergKrtsii prs Moy
le at prevent have only two ll-
WAItaions. length aaI width hot
Ihey eH1 real and three-dimen
sional to eT-atnjtBjwasi ife in;
voivea a atmllar UiDeisn. Man Is
a four-diawMiona! being able to.
perceive only three dimenalona.
So-catfetl psychic nhenoHtena no-
explainable are activiUes in the
fourth dtmenwiou So cla m ome
of . Einaiej's followers.
.R'.NKMS'
Israel Josejih lllinoit Junk drl-
er bought fr $9i Owt an 1 irte
line lhat 10M $1 -uO 001) to build
He started ' rappmg it But farnt-
es along it l ' n meed the
a mbi .ram. so Jotph
huiie EovfrunuRi t(M? tn riMa
has to &perV U a a public util-
ity. It is more difficult to be a trad-
er than in the old da even fir
the iunkman who eventually u-
htr U over thing
The railruati in'the flit half cf
thi car bioiteaU fteilu-hotulug
ret-or4s. And . enorwona f reigtit
buaiatEf ha cojatinned siu-- then.
Ttu bowa that bus nesa to trv-
Un under moo ejitum sufficient
to tarry H irabitag through er.
big oli-lav! i jl H AU Jkl.I -.
fi10 camil fi. 1 ii 1 nun a
Jerat lft l u Lt t..u
brikta are appUed.
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YOU AND I
THE ABILENE REPORTER ABILENE TEXAS
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Clip and Comment'
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The sooner the Comm'sslonors
Court calls A apeUitl road lsue
oleqtlon tho better It would seem
to meet tho oxigoncleo of tho sit-
uation. In case tho bonds arc
Voted it will rcqulro a long t m'
to unwind tho red tnpo Incidental
to getting Into action and Hi-mi
roads cannot b. built in fie mi -utes
either. And thero has already
been such an outspoken nppro !
manifested on every hand in fao.-
of tho proposition that it seem
ther is no real roason for delay in
tho matter. Swoetwator Roportei
Taylor county' ia glad that htr
sister county Nolan i going '
have a good roads election. Tal
county is going to havo a similar
election; that ito say the cle. -lion
lie not yet been called tnlt
undoubtedly will he at a very n.u
date. Taylor will spend $350out
for the $600000 that the State and
Federal gavrnmenis will give it
is a fine propos'tlon and Tnyloi
countlanB won t vase it up Clip &
Comment is sure. .
SUN' ICIJ in? Al.
What has bocomo- of tho scien-
tist who says that the sun Js coal-
Inc off tsnA tlrat eventually Uie
earth will be a ball of Ice? Clyde
Knterprise. "
Clip & Comment supposes thnt
the scientist say that Weau
there was onco what is known
n Klaclul period in the world: when
everything; was covered with Ice.
What baa happened onco Will hap-
pen again we aro told. And the
scientists believe that way too it
eems. And now someone bobs up
and says that the oarthnuuke In
Tomin raptntlv 111 fhn hislnn nr f
tha end of the world. And
tationa are quoted from the Scrlp-J
tores to proe it. However there
won't be many people who wi.l
loA nny sleep over the prediction.
UAIX
A timely rain fell over the I.ue-
ders country Sunday and Monday
and was of much benefit to the
late cotton crop. In fact some
cotton production of the commun-
ity wilt be increased a 1.000 bales.
Conservative eatSmatea. however
p!aetf ft around 600 balea.-r-l.ue-der
Vanguard.
There wero some people who did
not believe that that' rain would
heli late-cotton any but from all
reports it wis of much 'benef t
throughout all this section. It t
scarcely if ever that a rain in
this part of the State does not do
some good. Thli part of the
stat4 caa usually use a. rain of any
amount The only diff'euity whlrh
may obtain would be too little
rather than too much rain.
coon itoAus ."
THe wore a man travels in an
automobilo the more he is im
pressed with the fact that the day
is fat coming when the nat'on
will bo a net-work of first close
highways. Ahum ar. iaeraaalnii.
aed auto travel t lnereasing an!
ine nuts wns pa ye repair u im
reauyee that it would be eheaper t$
bnild roads than to pay repair
Mils whieh bad roada are resuonr
gibfa for to say nothing of the
aavlag In time and ga bilie. Bai-
unster Leaser.
T3m&9ra6airTmas nmr
we is to by called far Taylor coun
ty soon ami tt cup &. CommTSnt
knowa aoth:ng about the people
of this count) they're uoinsr to
adopt that uwue. Ol course they
can do nothing else and uiaiuia.111
the present progreia of the count .
Tb time is fast coming whn
exery county in this part of lh "oMhi ppwWr th prm Im for 2
Mt mil ha od rwads Mm..M '"' k u'!h fchint of ma-'
wft. jti'iiii eti Mown rvs jr:
Then? have itrolabiy been IMib-j
liLKCTHIO BAHA1 V
Nork on the e tftric railway is
progreiiiif at a ny rkpld pi nK m new scuiioi bunauufs wncnj
Huig h m K !rt tnu.y tKanir n rectt'd And perhaps
WtOiipeOy tnutuing. The aiot f0 rar if any there be ;
nas au in. ore ork prsvettca'ly 1
done. BmldiBS of trolly wa MArt-l4
ea Mueeoay
y at Dust! wih a UrgeJ1
t 4t the fiaiih uf Oust1
he cuiztu of Itol?y aad
crew f n
railriiuJ tha
the ytftiul vt th West T
I'tu ties a will ttin one or fbe
b'gxcst cfUtiat.ou it in haoae
of tbw c&mpKifon of tK rwd tlwt
naa over been at&zea la FwiUr
county. !! will .be. worked out
at a later date Bony Star-Record
.i)d Abiltn ought and w li at-
tend lhal ili-biati-i lh ti.lt
lug- of ll it tU ir.i. tj Ui4.d ia
J . 1 j 1 hi f
- wH l lie a u ji - oflVwti Ba
l sucn a project aeiervea a cg ceip- J
Just a Little Upset
DOG HILL
Oy QEORGE DtNOHAM
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J'rlsby Hancock who has bclioved
heretofore that ho Is good at arith-
metic went out today and tried to
count a fioc'k of crows.
Elllrk Ilelw anger who was sup-
posed to have a lot of money in his
pocket enterdav got' caught UP
( with when his fue dollar bill accl.
t u5n"y BY.1 u" '" "V
of the roll.
The Beputy Constable has been
.een lurking around ColiJmbus Au-
SP fw be past few days but It isl
Ukt
4? 8ro .
Wi'fmmk
anwurfl uy nearly every nooy inniju uien.
'('OlUllbUS flOIT t KllOW any more
ouo-ithan the law allows
I GFAIS rilOM THE BIBLE.
And ho that UUleth any man
shall surely he put to death.
Breach for breaclt eye for .
tooth for tooth: ae he hath caused
a blfmi..h in a mui so shall it be
done to him again Leviticus S4:
17.20.
btlll S.11110 Age.
Ffom tho Boston Transcript.
When mother introduced Por-
othy to the caller she said "My
!ittie girl was & years old yester
day"
"And I aw 6 years old today
too" id Dorothy.
bratlon. And. of course every--body
wilt want to ride on that eiec-
trie ra lway. All Itohy will have
to do is to say lh word and Ab-
ilene will be there bec.tiusB we'll
alt want to ride.
XBV SCHOOLS
The contractor for the new
school building h on the ground
and dirt baa hen broken for the
erection of the structure The w'orit
twill bo pushed with ail poaeiBie
naste barrtng a faulty job as our
aoaool to In dire Heed Of necessary
roots. When this building is com-
pleted Moran will have a school
buiid Bg second to none in Shack-
clfnrrt rrmnty. Th Mrueiure la b-
Ing erected Just west of the old 1
building on same p)tt of ground. :
built of brkk. two stories high.
W'th a cumrnpdiou auditorivm.
whirh wilt Kivo admuato room for r:
all the gutnitles of the school. Jf
we mistake not the 'contract rails JT
Tor a turn-key Job within four. (
lislied hi the columns many dus-
"" ens Jifc-e tn aboye teji-
"' " wr . atwaye a
e Vht Newa
tbs column. CI p & Conines: 1
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Bold bad pirates on a bold bad
craft
(Thre little kids on a makeshift
raft!)
And the captain says with a cruel
Up.
"Men. get ready an we'll board
J that ship
Sho's chuck full of a heap of gold
Tons of ducats aro ins'do her
r bold
Itubles diamonds! Oh you .bettor
bet
She's got treasure that we're gonna
got!"
Whore's th0 ship J- oll. to you
nnd me-
There's no hip fpr iiu cyoa to
to see;
But those bold pirates THfiY can
we her plain
A tall tall calloon built in Snntn.
.With her capUn ahaklnc in liia
fpanisn snoes.
As he thiiiks of riches he Is doom-
ed to lose
To the bold bad pirates on a bold
bad craft
(Threo Httl. kid on a makeshift
"Wt!).
Oh. the pirate chief wave h's
swOra in rath
(To you and me it'a a pleee of lath
Bu we-re grown up and we've lost
our sight
To the pirate chief It's a sword
u riK'UiJ
HA waves his blad and h crJea
out "Men!
We jl board that ship!" and thou
His mother calls and he walls "Aw
Bee
All the tlmo she's a-callnf me!"
And the spell (W Bone and the
bold had craft
Is Just three kids on a makeshift
raft!
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