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PACE FOUP LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, TOLEDO. OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 6th, 1922. LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER W. H. HALL, E. F. HALL, G. W. HALL Publisher!. G. W. HALL, Editor. entered at Teledo, Oregon postofftce, as second-class matter, under the Act of March 3rd. 1879. i Established Twenty-Nine Years Ago. SUBSCRIPTION PRICES One year, In advance $2.00 Six Months, in advance J 1.00 HOMES VERSUS REVOLUTION death of these three men but there Is a causa still back of that, farther removed perhaps but just as direct in its effect. It is the custom of most county courts to deal very gently with the manufacturers of moonshine whisky. In tact, the fines imposed are a cheap license, so cheap that any man who cares to disregard his moral obligation to the law, is willing to take a chance making white mule, for his will be less than he would otherwise be charged for a license to run if not against the law. The moonshiners and the prospect ive moonshiners of the country know just how the courts are acting and they say to themselves "Lets take a chance if we are caught it will mean a fine of a hundred dollars and If we can run off a conpla of batches of hooch and dispose of it before we are caught, we will be ahead of the game." Thpy are right. Financially they Till? country has a great deal of radical material that would be swept along in any wave of revolution that might con:- along. There Is one element that forever him k Hie dnnirer nf ninvninpnta nf will be able to beat the game with the :his character tlie small home and established price of $100 for getting land owners are in majority. caught. The result is that hundreds He who owns Ills home and sits ' are niakins the poison Bluff and peddl-mrtc'- his own vine and II? tree is own- i"S it over the country. ;d bv the home influences that are j ,s responsible for the moon- igain.it revolutions. ! shiner? The judges who Impose $100 The milllr.ns or little homes, bun-' tint's on the convicted shiners, ralows. gardens mid acre tracts and ' Who is responsible for the death of jwners of (suburban Improvements arc , Kendall, Healy r.nd West? Jie safeguard of the nation. I The jud ces. ove;- the country who The mun who owns a little home, or have imposed $100 fines. ru:i lit' or smuH wrm is owned bv ' ""'-'a is no way to break up moon :Jiui property and is not an easy mark shining and every judgo in the Btath or iis red flag. knows it. fcvery judge knows tnat u Everybody turns out to see the show, and a good time seems to- be had by all. In this way, by these means, Amer ica is held up to the scorn and wonder of the world. Nohtlng like It Is found elsewhere. Had the law-abiding ele ment in America become powerless? If onh, how soon may it be expected to assert Itself? Washington (D. C.) Star. BY ITS FRUITS The country Is much less Interested in the pronouncements of the Civil Ser vice Reform League than it Is In the manner in which the public business is conducted. If the Harding admin istration continues to cut expenses and reduce government payrolls, the tax payers will merely laugh at the fulmi natlons of protestants who never suc cessfully conducted a business of their own but poso as authorities on how a large government establishment should be conducted. By its fruits the Harding administration will be judg ed. It Is on' guess, that. It won't be repudiated by a 7.000 000 plurality South Bond (Ind.) Tribune. ALWAYS ON THE GO Emma Goldman has been denorted from the United StateR, from Russia, and from Sweden. She seems to have pure cussedness and nur Less SLAT'SDIARY By Ross Farquhar Friday Jane give a party tonite for a cuzzen of hern witch is a vlssiting gest -at her hoase & I went erly end tuk her a bokay of flours and roses. Wile I was a waiting for her to come down frum up Btares I looked round the room and when I herd her come- lng I set down reel sudden and I happend to set on the chair witch I had parked the bokay of flours o.. The rest of the evning was very sen sitive to me and I cant figger out the sense of roses Wearing thorns on the outside of them. Saturday' Ma was reading of a Di vorce case where the lady of the op poselng sex swore that her Husband beet her up evry day. She ast pa what he thot about that and he replyed and sed he thot that was intirely to often. Sunday Ted was at are house fcr dinner today and we had beef stake. Ma ast him cud he manige to cut it and lie up and says Sure I can we ofl'en have meat tul'fer yet than this io. Monday Pa is not very musikal In hi;; tastes and when I aBt him today 'what was fonogials made out of he said they was made out of nothing More found out how to Bee the world with out p3ying traveling expenses. Fortunately no payroll envelopes ri v juufte ivuuwb ami li , . , v. . T.-... . n ,.1 ,1 .., wulu L;isiators, bankers, employers of this brand of crimnnlity Is to be done o,"j ' , , !'uy a Kich relation and he bought a car She can tell worklngmen how to Tuesday Ma had a cuzzen up north witch got a lot of money gave to him ab. r and government Eeneraliv should away with, there will nave to be terms - . ...a a. i -l .ii i oiib run ui rviut.ui'-ti nun Jo all possible to make it easy to own r imprisonment auacnea as wen as w .. ltalsnl.. and how t0 ml 1r...n It a MU'IVV Tlnt)ll I . md keep homes. BUDDY AND DADDY .heavy fines, ! If the fine is made great enough to ! confiscate the property where the I moonshiners are working and then the i I raise hell penerally, but she has not yet been able to tell a single work man how to earn a dollar or support The other evening we visited the moonshiner Is pliced In jail for not less ole swlmmln-hole" on the odga of the than throe years, there will be fewer ! "(" I " .vThl t bay where the foot bridge crosses from -hances taken. If it Is to be, lets make Remonstrate her ability to help the he city to tne olg mill on the oppo- it unanimous and let everyone hop tu lite side. i It but let us remember at the time and had the steering wheel in his i: .i .id about 8 teen hrs, a day. But he let loose of it for a 2nd one day and now he has a Harp in his hand in sted of the steering wheel. Wednesday Pa was sick today ma experimented on him by Tiyiag su.n of her remedys witch sua ietnt workmen of Russia where her doc-lout ot a book sue bought. S'l'i Hxd trines has put "capitalism" complete- up nun BtutT o:id told him to tak, a ramily. She had a wonderful opportunity to ly out of business and left leaders liko Goldman In control. But shn feU down comnletely and get out of Russia as soon iaa she could she didn't care to stay In a country where the carrying out of her doc trines had caused starvation among It was great spcrt Just to Btand on 'that when deaths occur because of t:io he oridgo and watch the antics of the damnable 3tuff that we are all U bathers. I blame for making the plan workable. There were boys and girls, a few ! One hundred dollars, not much mon men and a lady or two, enjoying the ey considering the chances to make a healthful sport. i lot more, and then a tragedy like Linn P'lV. fi'Mhiriv wa rmtlr'0,1 a fnthar ri... Will 'ha 4tiliFna (ho rit!i his little boy. The youngster country never waken to their duty to Ith8 PeoPle; 20Uld not swim, but he took daddy's so.iety? Will they continue to mIlk!N(Vr nr.ieoNOBA .laud und trustingly followed him into POp and kid glovo the law breakers, che water. What was there to fear if wlille death sta'.ks after the white daddy was there and held his hand? mule? True, he was a little timid and gasped; Tell your jude what you, think. He ,,ot surprising, to read that our. of 169 wnen me waier came up arounu nis ought to know. Corvaills Courier. towng ln Connecticut, 100 have fal ed iv. yui ne Ada uiave nuii tuui liicio u aith In his guide. When his father ...,-,-. ...w itood him up and stepped back a few i AMERICA S SHAME FOR MAY ucus, Ii e told the little fellow how BLE," BUT SENSIBLE It Is instructive and interesting, but drops evry hi. Pa sad will t'is cure ii ' i r make me virse. Sho to'd him she woodcut :i till he clod it a while Jimmy up at t.iilemi sfct 'n tutlav where her lap went when sue stood up. Thursday We found out that pa had fed his medicine to are big Roos ter. Pa U well anyhow. The UooBter loohs ptitty bad though. I gess ma Is ii:is to get a vetrinary. Vot the Rooster. their portion of what the stito ought 'Ida his Lands end feet and then' 1VB" " . ,,t;u . "'"J V". ' n ..T ,i,n th mn i.i... w. in t lpnuniner or victims ana i ne ier- nui v.t . ;aui2 mill sniui iu inc. xiu ;.I it'U 1L merce Hoover, Senator Smoot of Utah to pay for the Wilson fund the amount j und Representative Burton of Ohio, ret dewn by tho collecting wov'ters an The headquarters of the commission holl," ... ... , .i:v win. whtrh thav wera dlstutch- towns as making a distiono? U1,l""u ne.uumer umy lor a y - -- ----- - - - -,. Courallt rc8(Jut3 av such des A -. -,nr l...n rKiii.r it !.( tU. OCCiai or D .1TJ. - - . .i. ...... -.it...... ln ... .1 i!:oy ca:ne out cr the water af- l"e i"u-u l" cr thi'ii' swiai, a huly patted the lit.;.. ' ! ti e u ju'.der i'lid mil: "Vou t,r"01' fine. It won't bo lo.m v.:.V. you i." sv.'ir.m:!:'.:;, i.': no." - a !!-. r a 'it ..u; i '1 Ijw ate located in tho Treasury Depart ment buildings and Assistant Secre tary of tlie Treasury ' Elliott Wads worth has been selected secretary. ' Where to start on this big work is no snia'.l matter. The commission is, lirst of ell, making a deep study of the cuiilit.vus exiting in all tho ccun- The people of Connecticut give lib-'tries wiicsa deists to ub must be paid. They give, when they see Some nations will bo able to pay of the approval of their neighbors and need. They havo mlsnlonnry causes al- Ijjocntr than others and this will guide ind to bodies of oMievs burned after death crlption. Wllio but the man himself e had brought release by otlier means. wculd have tlie gall to proclaim as dls- No masks wjtb worn. The perform- nonoraDie any onu wnu ukuum lu im- ion;. 'lit .nd lifted him out, sputtering .piitii.g and strangling but smiling Kn .. ... 1 1 .1.. V.... ...Ill o ; far, Vor hlnis'f In .he ances seemed entirely safe so far as tribute to his glorification? .., .. .;'i iv. ui.. j...i nil i'lif?ivcn were concerned. The1 ii i' tw:u .iv n ni uiiv iliii.l .113 UilU - - - ly's shoulders and go under and grib .lynchers arted as If entirely certain eral y. lis eut. lid an J: I;,' ut rlIr?;i li.j liiui, !.!(1 re;ilit:l: wi:h d.i.Uy.' SC'PlM lJ 1.' most Innumerable, they have schools yie commission In its final plan. In No ni roots hp ve been made. Tho gov- and colleges to assist., i nry nave me -garnering tins lniormation mo o:aie tf tli o stal?, Importuned to d- Armenians, tno starving- itussians.. me ..ailUjeii., ireaury, anu uopa-i- so::ie'.hir.r, lias r-s'.jondod with an or- education or tlie mncki m v. outn, ; lr.ent ot Lommcico will be aD.e to g.ve prossion of rerot nt the outbreaks. ,tue cucuia-.ien o; tin mm. i in u.iem a great uoai ml iiuoraiauuu w.iku Tlie miinlfestutlons of the lynching among them, an l rcuntlsss o'.her ( w ill prove of help, particularly in view irit i,rvo nr i.ppn rrn."ined to Tex- ratines, 'all in need or n?:r, nnn in sac cl the tact laal laa ncu.es oi mes scvsrr.i oilier states human i-'c.'fl uown as u. ..in-.,iaiae uuhj uirno ucpui.iucuiii in io members of tiie civ :i ' coiijuiisjion. ' ! v.-"i. u. r. a ly Je . i. -: ti: . i c ' t 'y !:".,' i cc'.A " . !!:'. r!l t . :'Uii'V a !u lie; I'.ciiui'in'.oil v.-.i.: y.,i. beincs lir.ve been deno to rtea'h '.vjr tnnv rr-'.er to do -ma ns tnev so? irt-bs acting with fhe savaeerv of wild rnther than ctntJS--ntinn to a tuni ae-, Vou k;,; i.e3, EJ well ns nmny citi Indians In the Cay3 when Indians wore si.r.-.e l to nnify Wondrcw Wliiin it3na r the Un'tJd sJtaveu, hava for truly wild. But -.ho In -Hans have dls- to insult ths gJate. Hartfcrd (Conn.) ..:r.tlt.n iTa, Wh-jr,. u;; vh.s mciiay came carded tho torch and tlie slake, the Ccurcnt. Kur.t w.'s lcriiei t.b.md. First ol all, knifo H'HI I i.: ci rr ft." " ; " t -. " ' ('; i,.?n a'"i doi'l 'p. t':i'i (' un'.v. rl'!.r.' n:e:i v..;;s live- v.";"' ir:" - a minister, a sheriff and a nsr. nii'ihier. Cia.sj of death moonshine, 1 w.'s tlie indirect cause of the wlvortiainc tl:ov ter.:'h the "tov.'jh ays. torn.'' I havs mot a number of thoir tomahawk, and the scalping passed ihem over to their conquerors and c'.vli zcrs. '.li,T..t, ra irn nnltn (n ln fnQlilnn new. The rcpe and the pistol havo Graduates. become lair.e r.nd unpictur;snue. Thoy vHO ARE THE DEWlCCnATS long?v altcrd a tnrni; anu ino gal lery demands a thrill something hot ar.d stirring. The or 'Merles ars growing ln s'.zo. , Ti .,11,,,,- - lliere was loaned under tho vai-ieua ,i. llUTeuer uu.mii.-i-" ti.nfi...i w , ...,. i, Whon drives 9,44,774,82i. io wr.r was ever th3 S3Cri3tar- V DRY CIS AN INC IS ECONOMY MAKE YOUR CLOTHES WEAR MUCH LONGER, LOOK DETTER AND ALSO HAVE THEM THOROUGHLY STERILIZED BY OUR PROCESS OF DRY CLEANING. WE ALSO DO ALL KINDS OF ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS, DYEING AND PRESSING. SUITS TO ORDER. W. A. I NDS Tli3 Nifty Tailor Masonic B., Toledo, Oregon ":'HHHHtMvHWHHWHHtMMHtHHv The White Corner Store f We have the best line of dishes A full stock of groceries And can serve you best with all lines of merchandise WE WANT YOUR PATRONAGE R. S. V AN C K VE PHONE 9005 TOLEDO, OREGON V-K-V-M- :s of VVciv uui Navy sjid on cr.dit a Jot c!' left, ovar v.ar nvutcrial for $574, C'S'ilO. i''r:;m tha Ataarlcan Itellei Wn hear n lot ahcut what tlie. nor.- ! ."'""" 'Ji'p-: intifions of HeverUUe in IiH:a-a -n., The UnU'sd States Cram I'lnchot in Pennsylvania mean. Em. cWorat jon in jy-'ied E5 8,802 worth few nooplo outside these two states of focdsLuus. This fnado a total ot know even the names of tho Demo- C-O.loC'i'jl.U'C..!. 'n add'.tioa t- th u erats running against them.-f.National ; tho interest duo and unpaid on thoao Republican. ' j Jabts amounts to $1,178,879,925.88. o I "There are eleven countries obllgat- Senator Pat tUirriscn. undoubtedly le(1 fGr nioney advanced under the lib thought he wt3 paying-Mr. Wilson theurty iaia acts, -rhose countries ore highest pcssible compliment when he ' Belgium, Cubai Czech os'.owakir,, Italy, declared that I.V.o former presid-nt waa Frauce, Great Britain, Greece, Liber tho greatest pilot that ever guided the lja KUmnnia, Russia, and Serbia, ship of state. But pilots don't oper.ite jMost of these same countries are dabt outside the three mlie limit, It must.b? i ors j0,. surplus war materials as are remembered. Kansas City Journal. laIs0 Latvia, Eotiionia, Poland, and ...!. ZTZTZ TZ ,.,- I Lithuania. Creuit smiles from the TED'S BED-TI1V1E STORIES United States Grain Corporation and tho American Relief Commission add Armenia, Austria, Finland and Hun gary to the list of debtors. "This means that the commission has a total of ninetean countries to J.,l ii'ltli In tnia tiinlla) It'uiiPuKnilv "Believe me, eleven billion dollars ,,. (W ., n-, - , cr more is SOME money," said la-' ' the8e countries is unalie to pay ei'her as ho and P.uth were talking about the nl.I1(.,Dal cr interest on ita d.'.bts TACKLING THE BIG DEST FOREIGN DEBT COMMISSION HARD AT WORK Bregdon the Electrician With the Yaquina Electric Co. For Electric Work That Will Pass Underwriters ' Inspection ELECTRIC SUPPLIES, WIRING A REPAIRING Call Yaquina Electric Company ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN --- l..t.AA..J..I.AAJ.J..t. TVTTTTTVTT7TTTTTTTT i "fV TT Fir 1 1 V i A VI T TT' The Peoples Meat Market WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN A NO. 1 MEATS, Fresh and Cured; also FISH A POULTRY LEAVE YOUR ORDERS WITH US FOR CORN FED BIRDS WE FEED THEM FOR OUR MARKET CLEANLINESS OUR MOTTO SATISFACTION GUARANTEED '' PHONE 2903 ! ! TOLEDO, S.R.ANDERSON. Proprietor OREGON . LADIES' MILLINERY GOODS ARNOLD'S also COMFLETE LINE OF LADIES' AND GENTS' FURNISHINGS Call In and look over our line of H.ts, Caps, Gloves, Ties, Shirts, Hos iery, Ribbons, Jewelry, Etc., Etc. Mr1r1 Water Front Market WHOLESALE i 3ETAIL Dealers In DRESSED & CURED MEATS FISH IN SEA80N HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR HIDES VVAUGH & MEAKER, Props. t H H ff m ! nonov owed tho United S'.ites by for eign nations. "Havo you any Idea hew .iruch it is?" "I can't think of It,' answered Ruth. "It's too mut'h for me. Ten dollars is inrr. than 1 can see at one tine " "Well, anyway that's tho amount the foreign nations owe us for money loaned them," said Jack. "Hollo, kiddles," said Uncle Tod. "What ara ycu two up to now?" ' I. just readi" answered Jack, "where tlie foreign countries owe the United States more than eleven bil lion dollars and we were trying to think Just how much tluit is.- I re member you telling us a lung time ago, something about this money." "Yes, Juek," said Uncle Ted, "there is probably no bigger or more im portant problem facing our govern ment today than this huge debt, the money for whlrh was raised by the various Liberty bond drives and through other sources, which I wl'.l tell you of later. Aboull a year ago Secretary of the Treasury Mellon talked over with President Harding how this money could bo ben: re funded. President Harding went Into the ma'ter at once with Congress nnd both theaa big meu pointed out that it would be a fine way to have these debts put Into the form of bonds, car rying a certain amount of interest anu with a Bet dale when tliey should be at this time or even la the immad'at.- future, ii'.ir th!3 reJ3"n the plan is to refund the debts by having the countries issue bends to tho UnitiJ States. Tlu'sa bonds, as provided by r.a lav creating the Commission, shall carry a rate of interest not lower than 4Vi per cent and they must ma ture not later than June 15, 1S47. As soon as this refunding plan has been worked out and Is In operation, the law provides Hint tho commission shall have no further control in the matter. ''After these bonds have been Is sued they may be sold or hel.! by the United States government. Thij will be determined later, so that what ever is best for the United States can be done. Of course, after a while, when the commission has gone deeper Into a study ot these countries anu their debts more laws njay bo neces sary, and many changes may have to be made ln the present plans But the main point is that President Hard ing and his ablo advisors are going carefully Into this important matter so that the very best can be done for the United Sw'es. "The commission has already Invited negotiations with all the debtor na tions and before long we hopo to 3ce the entire debt adjusted so tnat It can be nald with as little trouble as pos sible considering the huge amounts "Goodform" HAIR NETS Just the Shape or Color that tho Most Fastidious Feminine Tastes May Desire Careful Selection from Imported Stocks Guaran taes Them Perfect s Wa are as Prctid to Soil Thorn as You Will Be to Wear Them "Goodform" Nets Are Made For and Sold Exclusively by REXALL Stores Only popularly priced at 2 for 25 cents Double Mesh toledo drug co. T. P. HAWKINS, Prop. . - ' 1 Jli ili 1 it. ' ' m m .. rTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT Broadway at Stark Portland, Ore. IN THE VERY HEART OF THE CITY "-v. , : , AND ALONG PORTLAND'S "Great White Way" WILL BE YOUR HEADQUARTERS AT THIS POPULAR HOSTELRY. HOMELIKE ACCOMODATIONS ' COMFORTABLE, SPACIOUS LOBBY AND THE HOME OF THE FAMOUS paid. A bill was finally passed by due and tne conuiuon oi many oi me Congress creating what is known as, debtors.' 'the World War Foreign Debt Comniis 'sion. Secretary Mellon is chairman of tlie commission and the other mem bers are: . Secretary Hughes of tin Stato Department,' Secretary of Com- C. E. HAWKINS Attorney-at-Law Toledo, Oregon Arthur H. Meyers Manag