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,.v t t r r i Till- oihgoi dailv JOU-U.AU, rcrTLiiD, cnncou Halfway Interests . Plan to Irrigate' : Mheiircreage Salem, Or.; Oct. 12. The Clears Creek Water Users association of Halfway bag filed with SUte Engineer Cupper an" ap plication for permission to appropriate water from the west fork of Clear creek and Clear creek reservoir for the Irri gation of 471 acres of land tn Malheur county.. The estimated cost in improve. 2 3Day DemoBstra& IS 11 STATES HAPGOOD , " By Xonaatf Hascooa 7 tnilnai Sanrfaar Staff brnmnlaiit tmnmi I . nunmgron,- ucv it Tastes diner. . Some people like to pUy bridge. Others follow the battin average of Mr. Babe Ruth. Others slug a email ball with, a ' . long club.; Mao y like to hear how one ieir faced heroine after another Uved happy ever after. " v X like to read Roes and pamphlets, the . Congressional Record and other docu ' menu in which those who suit you and Tne press their innermost thoughts-or hide them. There is now on ray desk a copy t -the Manufacturers' News . of - Chicago. It says: - TThe -people-of the United States are tired of labor unionism and trimming - by persons in authority. We are almost to the open shop, and when it comes it is going to come with a big- rush, but it : may not come until after bloodshed, suf 1 fering and starvation have been brought upon our unfortunate people. : That is bis business talking-.' It Is xo inc to have the shop that is closed -.to unions, euphemistically the' open shop. , and if bloodshed, Buffering' and atarra tioa are incidents of getting- It, why that is too bad. but of course such things ; will happen In war.; f' TAXES COURAGE If takes courage to put this program through. , , The . Manufacturers' News . y i 1 "Nearly every line of business needs . fnen with backbone men who have the . courage of their" convictions men who kre not afraid." There is no danger that the editors of fthe Manufacturers' News will be put in Jail for inciting- to violence. That is not the way the industrial conflict works. i Mr. Daugherty told the newspapermen the other day that this administration does not spend all of its time talking i about the Debs case. The observation i was profoundly true. In fact I do not think the attorney general has said any- thing more Indisputably true since he has been tn office. , TO TAKE XT UP LATER f ; Sotne time oh. a long time from now ' I mean to go deep into the philosophy ' of all this. I mean to analyze the con- duct of government whether by politi . ans or by classes, and illustrate by such picturesque caaea as those" of Mr. ' Mose and Mr. Debs. I thinfr the differ " nce will lead us far. ..-.Just now I ask my readers to con- - sider what would happen if a labor ' leader were to use such language as has " Just .been Quoted from the Manufac turers' News." Suppose that instead of V a peace-at-any-price Christian-like Debs, we had a real bold fellow suh as the ' Manufacturers' News, only on the other , aide. 1 This real bold fellow would say: , "The people of the United States are . tired of capitalism and trimming by . . persons in authority, we are almost to , the closed shop and when it comes it -is v going to come with big rush, but it . may not . -come until after bloodshed, f suffering and starvation have been 'forced upon our unfortunate people." 7A6E MR. ' , V Page Mr: Lenin. Our labor leader, , following still the News, would also y: "Nearly every labor union needs men C with backbone men who have the -v courage of their convictions men who . :,do things because it is right to do ; them men who are not afraid." :-I hate to think how long any labor i. leader who ' talked like that would roam . the streets at large. If 10 years is about t right as a reward to Mr. Debs for stand- Vlns by the Sermon on the Mount, the ' gospel according to Luke and others he has read, what sentence would fit the crime of the labor leader who- talked -' j like the Manufacturers' News. RCOSTHEHDS BOOK , I wish every reader., of these news---papers would read, "The Fruits of Vic r tory," a book just published by Norman i AngelL Among ? other things,, he will find k a picturesque account of how duchesses ana csptams or industry led . -about--the noble laboring man in war and just why their enthusiasm falls off as soon as no more fodder is needed for 1 the cannon. ' Some people will think, no doubt, that I arn taking too much Interest in free-- dom. .They may think, also, that Miss ? Thomas, president of Bryn Mawr, which. i according to the vice president, is a not. ibed of Bolshevism, is heedlessly wor ried. Miss Thomas says Usat the strong forces In this country today are banded . together to destroy freedom of thought The Ku Klux Klan ought' to get after Miss Thomas. Or may be she could be reached by the espionage act At any rate the trustees of her college could throw her out. Carriers to Report : Failure to Provide 1 Proper Mail Boxes t Some Portland mall carriers take 600 stops a day. if one of these carriers wer to be delayed 30 seconds at each stop he would be five hours , late tn ' reaching the last address on his route. Ot course. It is not likely that he ever will ba delayed to such an extent But Postmaster Jones, furthering the nation wtdei campaign of Postmaster General Will K. Hays, seeks-to have Portland mall boxes arranged so there will not ; be any delay whatsoever. ' Portland carriers have been Instructed to report. October 19, all plates on their routes not properly equipped for receiv . ins mail. Postmaster Jones will urge these persons, whether - they be at dwellings-or oraces. to provide mail slots. ' Portland; however., rates high In .the mailbox test. X census showed -that 77.T per cent of business 'places and 1 1.9 per cent of dwellings were provided with proper mail receptacles. cleans and polishes j Thw dirtiest, swaafest or ! . most badly burned pot or pan isclned and polished - with &O.S.s!fflost as easily i as wiping; k off. - S.OJ.M4.CS ; S.F,CaL stents contemplated by the association. including a dam and reservoir, is given as 1(500. :" '; . Other water applications have been filed as follows: - Genre W. Fray, lake ereek. eorrrbic iSt srprapitetioa of P vstes for the irriftHns at a ISei tnet ia Jadnoa eoaaty. 'X: P. - StockveO. Caaroa Citr, eovMac the appropriaUoa ot water tmt Biar galea, Cota ereea aaa etser auamui lor imcawi at 49 aero ia Gnat exxtntj. , y. A. Beraoie. Waldo, eowria tba of water from Altboaae atonga far irricstios el 20 acre in Joarphia count;. T. I. Kickanoa. 8oakr. ' Jeaaohine eoonfar. eawrui tba aupruprlattoa of water tram 8iiwh erask aad Hiiaaih solcb taai nuir to a uad for p:aoer auniac porpoaaa, xao eoat at caaatrao. fjaa ef the Merrair asd diatribatioa , aystesi aaoosU to svprozbaatel S20O0. ' . a. u. wiiaoa. xoaeoua. earcnas ut apsnvns- tioa of watar froaa a aawll wring tribataiT to Elk creek or aaa ia aprayios aad drrios froit ia Doafiaa eonnty. - Tba Cedar Creek Water compear. Bex. . Tam- UB eoaoty, coTarias tb appropriation of water mm sa nanamea sprutg for siaoictpu ysrpoaoi at Seott of S2300. Mm Ida Kibler, Iraadde, Halbear eminty. emiur the appropriation of water from Cotton wood craek for irrisatloa of SO acrta,, Iraen A- Forda, Noti. eorartec the wao of watar from Elk creek tor toe pond asd in fw'tf lumber ia Lane eoaaty. J. at, Eada, Wataoa, eovertae the appropria tion of water from Owyba river for irrigation of 30 acres ia Mslbeor count at a coat of S2000. William H. Cripe, Harper eovorioc the ap propnatioo of water from -Cettoawood creek for irritxtioa of 25 acre ia atalbear county. Judge Turns Loose 3 Chinamen Held For Tong Murder Municipal Judge Roesman Tuesday ordered three of" the Chinamen ar rested Friday night in connection with the tong shpoting which resulted in the death of Wong Gee, released after hear ing the evidence, which he stated was insufficient to warrant murder charges. Four other Chinamen who had been ordered held by the coroner's Jury were bound over to the grand, jury without halL The four held, are Toy Chong, alais Lee Sing; Harry Toy, Joe Sang and Huey Thet The three released are Harry Wong, Harry ,Chln and Urn Gee. Ed W. Keyes and Charles Anderson, witnesses to the shooting, , agreed that Toy Chong, alias Lee Slngr, fired one of the guns, but Keyes point out .Harry Toy as -the other gunman, and Anderson Identified Joe Sang. Fire Prevention May Mean Lower Insurance Here - - a Lower insurance rates in Portland, as a result of fire prevention measures enforced by the city government, was pre- aiciea Tuesday by iire Marshall Oren fell in a speech before the Rotary dub. Grenfell was the principal speaker at a luncheon meeting of. the club at the Benson hotel. While the fire loss of the country during 1920 was in excess of $500,000,000 and the losa of life ' from fire was more than 1I,000 people, break ing all previous records, the loss In Port land was actually less than in previous years. Grenfell stated. ;; It wis announced that " the Rotary club would hold a dinner and dance at Columbia Gorge hotel at :S0 p. m., October . 29. The trip out the. highway will be mads by . automobile and all members of the club and their families were urged to participate. Fire Razes Medford Fruit Drying Plant awaw-awawvawmwaaw-m Medford, Oct, 12. Fire of undeter mined origin destroyed the plant fo the Radovan Fruit- Drying company here early Sunday morning. The estimated loss is- between $28,000 and $35,000 and Is covered by approximately $20,000 in surance. Between 40 and 60 girls and women were thrown out of employment. The general opinion is that the fire started in the sulphur bleaching pit in use Saturday. No watchman is em ployed at the plant Last year' a plant belonging to this company, located at Central point, aa destroyed by fire. . Hotchkiss Delivers First Man to Island Archie Donsom, automobile thief, bears the distinction of being the first man to be delivered to the McNeil island federal prison from Oregon since Major Clarence Hotchkiss has been United SUtee marshal. Deputy J. K. Ross de livered Donsom there Monday, where he is to serve 1$ months. Ross says the name Roy Gardner is a- "sore spot among the ruarda at the prison, and that there is no conversation any more about the escaped criminal. Market Roads May Give Tramps Work Pendletoiv Or Oct, 12. Tramps will take a- wide berth around Pendleton wnen passing; through the country, if the action of the Umatilla county court baa effect Establishment of a chain gang- to worn market roads is the meth od adopted by County Judre r m. Shannep. who declares- too many prls oners cnoose tne jau sentence instead or paying me nne. . , - , . ,. Marion, School Has ; Only Two Students Salem, Oct, It TheRedne school dis trict, near Detroit. Is the smallest school In Marion county with aa enrollment Of only two pupils, a boy .and a girl. The teacher. Mis Choral. Ball, receives a salary of $90 a month, s in the Harmony district, just south- of .Monitor, . the teacher receives $100 ' a month for in structing three pupils. . , ... JosepHne . County v " Rainfall Is.Less . Grants Pass. Oct 12Ths year from September. 1920, to September. , 192). brought the general- averace rainfall for Josephine county, according to reports kept at the county agriculturist's office, up to 29.97..inches. The average .rainfall for this district taken from fbrurea since LlS9?,( is 10. 8. . November of last, year naa tne ne viess fc rainiaa. wita I.ZS inches recorded. ' , - - . SA95 fjMv That WUI Interest the Woman " rrVjl'-- Expecting to Pay, pf mm m vvti a in in. i iir : ' ml XW WW 'i-nV i Smart SuitjsM Clever ftir-trirnnied-.and plain ' tail' leurs are shown at ; $29.50 ' The Blouse Section Offers UnequaUed Values! . 4 r For Three Days Only! 200 Georgette and Crepp Formerly priced to $7.95 $3.95 WbiU, Flash, BUqtas, Colonial Bias, Gray, Navy Every blouse Is fresh, bfiebt and new in style of . excelient quality materials well made and delightfully primmed with laces, beadinc arid em broidery, - . , j' . 250 Crepe de Chine, Georgette and Mignonette Blouses $5,90 . . - t - They Sold as Hif h as $10.00 v Charmiofly: styled handsomely trimmed they're developed of fine qual ity materials tailored in a superior manner. Overbiouse styles. - . i tir-AH shades all sixes. At These Reductions You Can Afford A Smart Fur $18.50 Choice Dark Squirrel mm liWVVrrJTTJO.t ,.-t These fWe Offer for The Values Beggar Description! Soft, enveloping coats that pride and a feeling of luxurious comfort! All the cleverest styles loose backs belted models. r 9 Beautifully far trimmed Wolf Nutria Beaver Many have cuffs of fur in addition- Such lovely Panvelaine ; . Normandie Pollyi Many arc lavishly embellished with ., richembroideries and silk stitchjng. . Handsomely lined! Perfectly .'. Sizes for Women .'tricotine,. suede-finish velours, alarna.s--strikingly embroidered; ..'tailleurs.T de Chine Blouses Choker! - $39.50 $36.50 Handsome Mink loker very (J J rf rQ JT exceptional attDw l iOO (IM. i)pfX Every NOW Eery to Extra salespeople to facilitate service! 1 See Them in Our Windows! one slips into "with a thrill Squirrel Australian Opossum to their handsome "fur collars. fabrics as tailored! Blues and browns and Misses duvet de laines ' fur trimmed, "Vanity Fair". Glove Silk - ' ' -'-..-- Underwear Reduced for Three Days $3.60 Vests ... w.... ... 52.75 $35 Bloomers 82.95 $5.95 Chemise .v. 94.45 Finejmported) Lisle "Poinle" Hose $1.29 Excellent quality shades of cordovan f and black three days. only. a I pair. Jersey Silk Petticoats ' $3.95 . All jersey silk fancy or plain flounces exceedingly fine quality all shades. ; JumperFrocks ' Art R lfl ' , , . These clever" little frocks are .onsur- -passed for school, business and. general wear the reductions are rare. . - - i - ; i $ 5.85 - Jersey Jnmp- - " . - - . . ers; .. .. . . 4.45; . $ 8.9$ Tricotine - -. . Jumpers 0.75' - $XU0 Velveteen V h - - ' -. Jumpers . 5 8.C5" $14.75 Velveteen' " - Jumpers -iv... 010.0 5 woman is demanding smart apparel at. lowered prices! .And the rs cmrytAiuflm; lorciccmg uic irena or conditions, nas preparea to co-opcraic wiui its patrons, aid announces' with pride this demonstration'sale. t ; L- - r -Hvindreds of distinctive' Fall Garments hundrecU of esquUite Fall H&Ur-MERCHAN PISE OF QUALITY-fresh! sparlding! new! at fhe height of the season we in this unprecedented opportunity, to add to your, wardrobe. Garment conforms, the Empbrivim's high standards .... ... Sisixmst. 4& - . . Another Splendid Group of , i For Three Days Only at $28.50 Smartest styles, either trimmed or untrimmed or with collars of beiTtrette c far (imitation nutriO. , , ; Soft bolivia weaves -s well as suede finish velours fully- silk lined belted ; or loose backs. Navy, brown, sorrento ... .... Stees .for women and misses t ' N . Splendid, Silk aft S"':Pese One cannot have toominy frocks this season l Here Is supreme' value In fine tricotine, canton crepe or poiret twill frocks newest. and most clever stylesi Extraordinary Indeed at 133.35. f t, . j. Plush and Eur For This 29.SO Plush Cost. , . .$23.53 $39.50 Plush Coats S31.6Q 149.50 Plush Coats. . .... K, .139.55 $55.00 Plush Coats. ...... .$43.S5 69. $0 Plush Coats... . . . . $55.60 175.00 Plush Coat s....,..: $59.85 Exquisite wprkriansbip, handsome embroideries and lavish use of fur distinguish these suits at $49.50 The Kind of Hats , and the K ind of a Sale That Makes Everyone Unani mous in Approval! 400 Ultra i Highf Grade Trimmed Hats Many, oOtiem selling, t - regularly from - r ''V' : . . . $20 to- $30 For Three Days Only A sale offering what we firmly believed: bej the greatest values.'' . . 'Iniine. .trimmed liats ewer. held-io,Portlaiidl-, . A remarkable and beautiful assemblage of delightful modes, -. developed of fine velvets, soft: duvetyns, handsomely adorned with' lovely ostridw-coque quills ' arid ingeniously applied ribbon trim- mmgs.; . - Every one a rare value at fs if . , i. ? J ly Ah) ivy sincerely urge you to participate in, style and quality, See our window displays! ; or Wool frocks CoatsReduced! Sale Only ) 52.50 Coney Fur , $ 39.50 $ 98.50 Sealine 78.80 $128.50 Mirmot 9S.35 $175.00 Muskrat '-SlZlS $485.00 Hudson Seal skunk collar, cuffs ...... $363.75 A superior group of fine suits em-, bodying every, newest style note, . L aSee" them 1 in our windorSx.:' .... ' . this price! ' The Smartest Sailors $5.98 v Handsomely beaver-faced there arp v ten smart styles to choose fronrim- banded -with' gfosfrrain black, ? brown. navy,Tienna? s3o3oe33 $5950