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teac.hu'ofMeta,diedatahospl_ in
if”-‘"-Cityyesterday.

rnr. uareacna racrs 

Po

'6». alministrative powers
of an appointive offia

‘Ictionjand later repealed the same
wa

.53 ’ '
f ’ The iadvantagc of a single_,direct-
ing business head of _any enterprise
is proven. ‘ Universal business prac-

ticedemonstrates  Our public
school system is also organised
alolx this lint with an elected school
board shaping ‘policies and a hired

halnktrative um. —

 The city council under the man-
ager plan is not organised along
party lines. The old party. machin-
ery has no part in.eithcr primaries

superintendent performing the ad-

- I or elections. Thereis no one for

‘tbc.caadidate,to appeal to bu’: the
voters. The laws of Missouri cover-
ing the matter provide for the filing

city-manager! ' of govern-
ls not 

9 ‘nest. Peters Troop ofGirl

dnctarummage .

Thirty-seven head of 
cattle were scldat the annual 
of”8. P. Emmons and Son in Mexico
Wednesday. ‘

' The State Game Department held
‘up many autcmobiles coming into
Jefferson City Wednesday in search-
ing for violators of the game laws.

Contracts for $500,895.09 highway
‘construction were awarded by the
State Highway Commissicn for the
bids received Oct. 30. ’

W. '1'. Coleman, 0. Ray
Ivy Coleman, former hank '
lao, Macon County, were indicted
on embesslement charges Tuesday.

- A coroner's jury decided that Miss
Frances Payne. 64, who was found
lying dead on the floor of her home
Wednesday aftcmoon, died a natur-

Jones, and
era of Cal-

al death. °
Five St. Louis oil companies -have
n assessed a total of $30,996.29
as taxes and penalties on gasoline
received by them and not reported tr
the state: oil department.

Michael Lavelle, 30 year; old,‘ a
switchman, was crushed to death

(if a statement of a person's can-1>when a train and locomotive collided

didacy in the primary election, and
state that f‘Any person desiring to
become a candidate” shall. do so by
filing his declaration with the city
clerk.’

-‘mriu-:3 LOVE rawnras

Pnradoxiul as it may seem, father
 love is given credit for triumphing
’ in a strange way over common law
andéhuinanitarian principles, in the
Joe of a Colorado doctor who mur-
dered his 34-year-old imb'a:ile daugh-

, tar and who has been freedon mo-
tion of '.he state's attorney. Jurors
.in the case, at fun’ ' ing,
later told court attaches, the man
would have been acquitted had they

cuntginuod deliberations. .

. While tlu-‘cold idea of the sur-
vival. of the fittest may have en-
tered into this case, which was wide-

n ly studied by physicans and scien-
tists, it is hardlyiprobable that such
a concrete idea entered into the mind
of , the Ether as he slew the “child
woman", whose body and brain had
been inactive since she was tricken

"'\'vith infantile paralysis in yhood.
From the time of the mother's death

this fatherlowatched alone in agony
sum daughter's suffering. which .

hefwas {powerless to relieve. In a
state of nervous exhaustion he told
in {detail on the witness itand the

story of the child's life in no‘: home.

_ Other children of the family, grown
and married. bore out the truth of
the father's story in their testimony.
_'l'h- kindt of fathers. the gentlest
bf  and the most respected
of y:i‘.isens. according to thp testi-
lnony. he killed to‘prevcat suffering.
Tried by a;jury of his friends and
neighbors. his case resulted" in a
‘ hung jury. but the prosecution's dis-
missal me‘ with the approval of
‘virtually all of them. » ~‘- V
. , Here is one case where even the
verdict of "twelve good men and
"true" must be subservient to that
reached between the man and his
 Being. For him alone was
the amnry of seeing his own child
suffering beyond his power to re
lit-vc.‘and' healone, in this case. is

.' the one to a'nswer if an anlrwer is

' to be made.
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mssmo or aosuns r'_'m1.n.
Rollins Field was ‘used for the
last timexhis after-nooa,_ws re étold,
for an 

none impressive. A
stadieni trill be built and ready for
use by  1. 1928. if the contract

near St. Joseph.

‘Following a recent rain the St.
Francis River covered the concrete
road on Highway No. I16, near Pop-
lar Bluff for a distance of half a
mi water has nrw receded
and traffic resumed.

Harry Bairstow of Chicago flew
to Mexico Wednesday by airplane
with a doctor to visit his son. a Mis-
souri 'Milifary Academy cadet, who
is ill with pneumonia.

Three-year-old Joseph William
Reid ‘fell into his bath water Tues-
day evening when his moth r left
the T0331, and at 12:40 Wednesday
died as a result of the scalding suf-
fered from the heated water

Ed Wilson and James Hunter. his
nephew. both convicts in the state
penitentiary. are accused cf stabbing
John Spears to death in a fight at
the prison Sept. 2.

The Bank of Amsterdam and the
Bank of Merwin, bet}: in Bates Coun-
ty, closed their doors Wednesday.
making a total of forty-one banks
that have failed in Missouri during
the present year.

Paul Pierce of Auxvarse, by vir-‘
' C.

Scouts offleflerson City will con-
‘ sale :t

 

';er University of Missouri.
8. B. SARNO.
— 
Editor the Missourian: The ad-
dition of your postscript to my let-
tcr in the Open Column forces me
to write the following explanation:
Idid plead guilty.itis'true.hut
«I did so on the condition that, if by
using the phrase “I don't give a
dam” l’ have broken any peace,
I am guilty. *
Besides. I
to be out of jail and did not
go back after I ill! 8
there. Had I been an experience
law-brcaker. perhaps I Would "03
have so
My ease I have left in the hands
of my people who are now in com-
munication with Governor Baker in
Jefferson Ci‘.y. YOU?! 3-7“ Y-
‘ ABBAS KRAN.

did so because I wanted
wish ‘to
ni

The University’ CW°¢"’

Editcr the Missourian: The an-
nouncement of the artists achedul
for the University Concertsthls sea-
son should remind us. I thgnk. cf
the privilege we have here In Co-
lumbia of hearing the best music
at a very moderate cost. Since we
want the best and since ‘ the best
costs money, we can show our ap-
preciation in the vet)’ Pluual ‘"3’
of buying season tickets and urginz
our friends to do so. If VI: M8186‘
tr do this. shall we not be remiss in
our duty to ourselves, our city. and4
our university?

A great deal of unselfish effort
has been exerted in the past by Phi
Mu Alpha. and is now being exerted
by the School of Fine Arts, in order
to furnish Columbia wirh excellent
musical programs. It would seem
that the least we do is to respond
generously. ' "

.3. ‘at hand when the synibols of these

together with our Euglishhrother
in such abond of friendship that the
world will feel the influence of this
friendship between the English-
speaking peoples of the wvsrld.
Let us hope that the time is near

two great nations will stand

In order to
must first establish a permanent,
rain such a height we Americans
frlndly. co-operative relation with
England. '- ‘

g 1-‘. v. G.
Two new Pass BAR exam

W. A. Llnter and Pr-anklinli. Rea-
gan Among 81 Successful.
W. A. Linter and Franklin E.

Reagan of the School of law of the
U passed the State ‘her ex-
amination held ln Jefferson City,’
Oct. 28, 27, and 28. according to an
announcement made yesterday by
the State Board of Law Examiners-

Of the class of 182 that took the
examinations, 81 made a passing

grade of 75 per cent. The fifty-one
]who failed will have another chance;
to pass in February. _ ;

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Entertain Former Engileezh. 
Alumni and former students (if;
the College of ‘Engiheering were;
entertained by Dean E. J. Mccaust-;
land and members of the faculty of
the college in the library of the En-~
gineering Bui ing this morn-{
ing from 9 o'clock until 10:30 o'clock.‘

.___.____
NOTICE ‘I0 CONTRACTORS ;
Sealed proposals for the construc-?
tion of a‘Stadium will be-‘received.
by the Curators of the University;
of Missouri at Columbia, Missouri,
until 10 a. m. Tuesday, December 1,‘
.1925. J ;
Plans and "specifications may be.
obtained by application to the un-'
dcrsigned or to tects Jsmiesonj
and Spearl, lll6-28 Arcade Building,‘
St. Louis. Deposit for plan; 810. 3
The right is reserved to reject any i
or all bids. - _
EDWARD E. BROWN. .‘_

Business ’

Columbia. Mo. V
Last insertion Nov.‘f6.}

l ACE CLEANERS

the things a home-maker must do."

It sounds good. but is it true‘!

It is true, of course, that a cold-
blooded male who decides to pick out
a "likely" girl and marry her will
prefer one who is skilled in the do-
mestic arts. lf he desires a wife
simply because a wife is a conven-
ience. it is natural that he should sc-
lect a good worker and make sure
of gettinghis money's worth. He
would set about buying a plow

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- - th class  the School of Journalism of retta Qutsenberry; vocal solo, Elea-2
imar :‘.:.1mmg dog m e “me the University. He will begin next: nor Iiuletf: P1890 5010. Ruth Ridge-in mpg COL-pg
t ', . ‘ d Manda ~. zwny: ms. Vitamin nah ° rm-; .
But Whltqtlfl dim"-‘3 5 5'-’5b“‘ M,‘ you, is ‘ gndnue of thy no solo, Hildreth Mansfield; voeal- For Sale . 4
ghfl "‘?°‘kn V b t e of a School of Journalism here and has _3°‘°- F5915‘ “W”; W330 9°10» L°“‘i Bargain A
certaveryitypegwl do ovwectt is :1:-at-‘co wo uugbt ‘n st‘ John.‘ Univenny for‘ Be R’d‘ew‘y' 4 3- £- I-$1.13 8. SUV
n ' last years. If 9 ————0—-—- ' ‘
W“ ‘"1"’ “'3 “‘°f“1' hm "M kn°“ his home here on fllflollgllif now “I ms Misiourlan want ad. 

also that no man ever yet has loved
a woman because of her ability to‘
cook-and sew. * '
Whatever else men may be. ‘I112?
are. first of all. males. They _fall
in love with a dimple or a gruccf
ankle or a pretty set of teeth; they
fall in love with a girl who is sym-
pathetic; they fall in love with a
girl who has a witty tongue and a
quick mind. In short. they fall in
love with natural equipment-never.
by any chance, with acquired dex-
terixy in the manual arts. ’
And the modern girl. like the girl
of olden days, wishes to be loved.

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_.___.__.__
’ England a Friendly Rival.
Editor the Missourian: In pass-
ing Jay H. Neff Hall Tuesday mom-
ing, a thrill came to me——a thrill I
have never felt before. for abovethe,
doorway of that structure fluttering
in the morning breeze were the
syn: ls cf the two greatest English-
speaking nations of the world. .
Many of us hold in our minds
a vague idea that we should not be

4-H club boy in the county. has won
a free trip to the American Royal
Livestock Show to be held at Kansas
City Nov. 14 to 21. .

' The Dunklin County Bar Associa.
tion held memorial services Monday
afternoon in honor of Hugh B. Pan-
FGY. I former member of that bar,
who died Aug. 28, 1925.

One hundred and fifty new mem-
bers. at a membership cc of 3!,
were secured in Mexico up to noon
Yflufdly in the three-day campaign
which started on’ that day.

 

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and gather old newspapers and mag.
asines. to be sold and the money to
be used toward buying an American
Flag for Central Schcol in that city.

'«.n1i1'tY-B€V'cn books for the blind.
printed from plates of Amerjan
sine. were placed in the Joplin pub-
lic library recently. g

.3123! than 250 boys are expected
to attend the Southwest Missouri

 

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Warren; reading. Iona Davis: ,
I solo, Marguerite Lsndaker; vocal so-
lo, Margaret Cramp; piano solo, Isa-
bel Elliston° readinz Alberta Davis: - ; _ , »
solc,.' The choir will sing two antheg; '
Dora! “Carol of the Russian Childrenfy

' solo, ‘Louise? Gaul. and "I Waited For the Lu-lg.
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