PACE SIX
LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, TOLEDO. OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 31st 1J??
God.
I INfiOLfJ COUNTY LEADER! Mnv Hlvnrr-es are soucht bv wp
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER lmen because their husbands are cruel.
u u ull I F F HALL G W HALL T tbey fail ,0 BaWon tnem or tne
W. H. HALL, E. F. HALL, Q. W. HALL ApaPrtPA them.
Publishers
G. W. HALL, Editor.
KuLprud at Tsledo. Oretion postofflce
as secocd-olass matter, under the llisv,',fe1
Act of !.iarch 3rd, 1879.
Fstablished Twenty Nine Years Ago.
have deserted them.
Any n.an who drllherat'ly practices
cruelty aeainsl Ills 'i'e and fails tn
Kunp-)rt his family, and finally deserts
ni children oURiit to bo ar-
rpsvd tried and convicted and whip
ped in the public square for si:;
months.
No ccujilf should l.e allowed to ma"
ry '.uilt ss '-"'"I'- party to the conrract
could prr.niue a certificate show'itt
.1 s '.und, dean br.dy and a sane ")i'cl
fo, tlirc-o iro"o'.!;i:Hr ytv rations, and a
ppp'.lcs3 r.M'.rr.l chr.rD'.tor.
No ccup'.e should bp n'lowid to mir
ry uu'c"s they could also s'.icw t;rn
they understand and are willing to rn
sur.ie and diachnrge the' cbitant'cr.n
that matrimony and a well-ord .red
hoa;e iiuposos upon a couple.
Parents are to blamo for much or
tho present-day matrimony loosonesx
They are too anxlcua to marry their
daughters.
a 1.- .l f,nln i,. onlvn
destroy the home. It is oslnB the I ' Z,i'," V
il. p aiitiiinobilo. the nioticn picture I .
SUBSCRIPTION PRICES
Ona year, in advance, $.?.?L'
Six Months, in advance. $1X0
.iou can't saw wood with a hammer
Veruonia Eagle.
Morale Align yourself with the
.lie boosters and yell your head for
ic Lincoln County Fair NEXT week,
-pt. 6-7-8-9.
THE MARRIAGE PROBLEM
(Dy Rev. M. A. Matthews,)
Perhans the most Important prob
lem befJre ihe public today is the mar
riage problem.
There are more thundering at the
foundation of the home than ever before.
The world seems determined to
bouses, the d;.;ice halls, the pool room,
the summer resorts, me sauunui pic
nic, games, and amusements, and every
other conceivable method to scatter
the family, detract from the sobriety of
the home and wreck the domestic
foundation.
Many a girl marries for a meal tick
et, Including a theatre coupon..
When the day of scarcity of food
comes and no amusement Is furnish
ed, she enters the divorce courts, and
there commits a crime against soci
ety and places a blot upon the name
of womankind.
Many a couple agree borore mnr:-l-
save society from it j present rotten
tendency.
The following paragraph has gone
the rounds in the columns of the
country press until 'Its origin1 .liaa
eventually been lost; but Is applic
able to all communities and la worth
reproducing: "After God had finish
ed making the rattlesnake, the hyena
and the skunk He had a horrible sub
stance left over, so ho wrapped it
with jea'.ousy and suspicion, marked
it with a yellow st'-eak and called it
'knocker," A knocker is a two-ieg-
EARLY RISING
(By Uncle John)
! ;?ve th? rrhpy n.ornin' air, about
1 o hair of five, when the other biraa
j rji io sreet t'io sun. . . Them
'n't ii" s:fav bv-lr.ws Tor to keen, a
.il'.ve, nor holds more satisfaction,
when ! ne. 't tlvn't take no alarm
'l;c!; to y"'.ik nin out. of hod, when tho
! b, ;. v-.-lew '.a Wviisnsrtn' out of d on.
w! ea th..- delli'itla machinery that'i
ir.Flc'e a ft ilora lu-.ad, informs him that
; .i time to do the choros. . . O, the
i U'ii.irt:, an' srosu' ;, and the ssssy
;:t;i3 v.TP.n and ll'o ciole. n nwingln'
n 1 r.r tvin, hf nnvor claimed the cred
it of knowin' ;':oro th.n men, but iiut'n
fio way thn fact anosrs to be! So, 1
rret up in the mc.rnin' when the dawn
begins to poep, afore tho other nei
ghbors 13 aware. There ain't no ln-r.o-".tinn
in an ovnrpuls of slop, Ilk?
tl'.ero in in brcathin' early mornin' n!r!
. . . I can tast the spirit ia it, that
Inlvgorates cvultation that is altars
in cmtrol, yet, makes a cftmm!n' plug
a superman! . . When heaven un
corks her demijohn of early-mornir.'
booze, and passes it around afore it'
llrvht, a feller's conscience tells him
It's the only sort to use, and his ap
petite confirms it that he's right!
NOT FORGETTING 108
'Bryan Predicts Democratic VI -tory'
says a news dispatch, in speaking tl
the coming election in Nebarska. Let's
see, was it in 1896 or 1S00 that this
same line appeared?
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This country has spert more than
$3,000,000,000 during th i past elzht
years for food for starving people in
Europe. In spite of th.'s there conies
from across the ocean the crv that
America has deserted the world. In
gratitude seems to be the prsvai'.in!;
ain of cur European neighbors Mar
cur (la) News.
FHILOiKVrl Y i-OR 1922
Remeber those hears skirts how
quaint and winsone the girls looked
and then tho skirls so tight they had
to trip instead of walk? How faiic'nat
ins they were as they pit-a-pat alms.
Soon dime those long and sweeping
lines, that all concelod yet half re
vealed tho gra'e and beauty of the
pretty miss, and then of evenings those
majestic trains and that bewitching
Trincess gewn, displaying every curve
mid undulation of the form divine
all so wonderful. Now, oh boy! they're
prettier still, and tomorrow they'll bo
longer and still prettier. Stylos change
but the ability to make styles alwav?
the best ever is the thing that counts.
1 with a corkscrew soul, a
at. i uintnr.annked brain and a combination
age IO BVUIU HC uumrcu - -
,,,!., i u.. . iic r.t froojnn, fr(..n in. r , : nine of lellv and glue. Where
mi lieu hiiu live a ...u.,... - - . . .
ctre and domnslic duty. Such an
agreement Is tantamount to premed
itated social murder.
The blackest page of American his
tory is tho divorce page. To divorce
one coupla In every five marriages Is
other men have hearts he carries a
tumor of decayed principals. When
the knocker appears on the street de
cent men turn their backs, the angles
in heaven weep and the devil closss
the door to his kingdom tnat ne may
crime against society, home, and ! not enter there. Don t be a knocker
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GOVEVRNMENT OF THE
PEOPLE OR OF A HANDFUL
OF UNION OFFICERS
1 Taking as a text the notice by
President John L. Lewis of the Unit
ed Mine Worwers to Governor Groes-
beck that If the state of Michigan
wants to mine coal it "first has to
make satisfactory arrangements with
the mines' union, like every other
employer." Tho Boston Transcript in
a recent editorial asked es many oth
ers are asking who is the sovereign
in this country, and concluded a dis
tussion of the point with the remark
that It Is nerhaDs well to brine the
matter to the test, and the sooner the
better. Said the Transcript. "There
itibv he no better time than' this to
'determine whether the power of the
; people as expressed through their con-
stituiona: agenc es or the state ana na
tion is sapreme in this country or
some other organization or corpor
ation.' ,
Tho reply which Governor Gro3C
bock has received from T. L,30 Joenc,
lmnri nf the Snsrinaw Valley Miners'
association in answer to his request
hat tho men of this organization re
turn to work under state control in or
i'S to furnish fuel for state and muni
cipal institutions, Indicates that the
Transcript did not exaggerate tho
meaning of Mr. Lewis' statement of
his union'3 position. Mr. Jones' rep'o
la inwnninrnmlninL' mill incltltillK. It
Is utterly lacking in any consideration
lor the peopio of Michigan. It is, in
'its seaence an ultimatum which con
: tains no vestige of public spiritedness
'or loyalty to the country. The only
allegiance Mr. Jones acknowledges is
an allegiance to his union and Its president.
Under the circumstances mere is
one thing left for the governor of
Miphiiran tn do If 1ia performs his
full duty and that Is to make it e'ear
to everybody that tne siaie is sovui
ain within ita own borders and Is
able and Is prepared to defend Itself.
There Is prevalent a condition of nec
essity before which tne private inter
ests of the coal miners must give
tlin state stand"
behind Mr. Groesbeck in any mea.
sure he may consider necessary in or
der to meet that necessity.
And whnt is true of the situation
in this state is true of the situation
generally throughout the nation. It is
up to the federal government to as
sert itBelf and the rights of the pec
pie by any steps that are needful,
and to do so immediately. America
has a right to expect us government
It from enemies at home
as well as from enemies abroad, and
to do so energetically ana aggres
elve'.y. Detroit Free Press.
THE APOTHEOSIS
OF HYPOCRISY
"The government goes right on Ig
noring the prohibition law on sea whiie
making some Ineffective efforts to en
force it on land," remarked August
Busch, of Anheuser-Busch, Inc., when
he arrived last week from Europe.
Mr. Busch futher B'ated that passen
gers on the George Washington dis
cussed the buying of liquor from the
fovernment on board the ship and
ithen inviting the government to arrest
and prosecute them when they reached
shpre.
I It would certainly be a nice legal
question as to whether the government
could use money from the United Stat
'es Treasury to sell liquor on its ships
jat a profit and then prosecute a pur
chaser for violation of tho law.
It is turo the government Is in an
awkward position. The shipping Board
is spending thousands of dollars to
stimulate passenger 'traffic, but much
of the money is wasted because a dry
ship lias a hard time to win travellers.
! The majority of the people of tho
United States may be dry but they
don't travel the ocean enough to back
up an American Merchant Marino
along lines of moral conduct.
Official dignitaries who publicly es
pouse prohibition have their cellars,
the private room at the public ban-
qquet is a recognized factor at all
"successful dinners." Even the offi.w.
of some of our Congressmen are s-iici
to bo storehouses for booze.
M -m"1 tt'i. the country stands to
day the apotheosis of hypocr'sy.
j ha American Merchant Marine
seems to rest in tha balance, but hy
pocrisy will sink tho ships quicker
than any restriction. '
Let ua have enforcement or repeal,
one thing or the other.
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