HIE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON.
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THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER "Ain't We Got Fun!".
By A- Posca!
Verse :aiid,Reveiice
FRIDAY,: AUGUST 23, 1822.
-THE TRIUMPH OF. WISDOM
. t By S. K.K16CT ' -'.'
CERENE upon my way I fjro,?
. By s6 old -fashioned fear deterred;
j My reason tells me, and I know i
That signs and portents are absurd;
4 I do not keep an amulet,
No superstition haunts my mind;
I'm far too wise to be upset
I -By quackery of anyjind.
, TTS long: since I have been afraid
r-X To pass a graveyard late at niffht;
If salt Is spilled I'm not dismayed,
For why should that bring: on a fight?
No rabbit's foot or lucky stone
Afeans anything: at all to me?
i Still, I've a prejudice, I own,
I Against thirteen and twenty-three.
e T AM not one of those who fear
That Friday may be full of harm;
: It always makes me smile to hear
; That fortune lurks within a charm;
f How foolish to think that or this "
May brine a man good luck or ill;
i I own up to no prejudice
Against a nice two-dollar bill.
s T JDO not fear to walk below
: A ladder set against a wall;
X let lost horseshoes lie, and go
Ahead, with no alarm at all,
, But I've a prejudice I'll keep,
I think, until my dying day
Against black cats that slyly creep
' Across my path, and slink away.
x don't see, what r,
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JUST IOOK ! - YOU'fcE
RID OF ALL YOUfc FAT J
I ONCG WAS JUST AS
TMiM AS TkATA
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Electric Concerns ,
Discuss Extension
And Other Issues
Olympla, TOuli, Aug. 25. That there
always has existed discrimination be
tween ' electric companies regarding
electric line extensions to the state was
the concensus of opinion of the repre
sentatives of JO electric companies who
have been meeting with Hance Cleland,
supervisor of utilities, during the last
two days In an effort to establish uni
form 'regulations covering this phase
of the company's work.'
Each company has Its own policy in
governing line extensions. It was stated,
and there have been many complaints
and much trouble in adjusting indi
vidual -cases.
Charles Fleming, mayor of Spokane.
and James Uehraty. Spokane corpora
tion counsel, asked that a provision
covering a refund charge on line ex
tensions be included. Supervisor Cle
land assured them that a refund charge
would be provided in the rules.
The suggestion of Herbert Flagg.
chief engineer for the department, that
the utilities should provide one pole,
ISA feet of wire and that the rest
should be paid for by the purchaser,
was taken under consideration.
Present at the hearing were repre
sentatives from Wenatchee, Yakima,
Walla Walla, Bremerton. Chehalis,
Vancouver, Tacoma and Seattle.
Calicura Heals Rashes
Bath wkh plenty of Cuticurs Soap
and hot water to cleanse and purify.
Dry lightfy and apply Cuticurs OinU
mem to soothe and heaL
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Lightner Declares
He'll Fight Case;
EaUs at Treatment
Los Angeles, Aug. 25."! haven't
given up the fight yet." declared Dave
Lightner, alleged arch-dope smuggler,
brought back from Shanghai to face
federal charges at Portland, Or.
LJghtner. who 4s awaiting preliminary
hearing before United States Commis
sioner Long on August 28. asserted that
authorities had no right ta bring him
back from China, and claims that be
was literally "shanghaied.
"They didn't have a warrant' he
said, -but X was held Just the same.'
He complained bitterly of the treat
ment he received when he was brought
back aboard the. steamer, West Faral
lone, ,
"After ths boat got under way they
constructed a special cell on shipboard
lining- it with, she iron, and for days 3
was confined in that ill-smelling- hole,
chained to the walLV
BRINGING UP, FATHER
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Krazy's Friend Is Quite a Scrapper
LET TWST 4lOUSfe. 7CSS"
A 'BUCK AT V?&
; Lightning knocked a Kansas man out
of his bed and according to the reports
the first words he said were, "All right,
dear, I'll get up."' Louiariile Courier
Journal, i
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The Journal will Have an
important announcement
to make on this page in a
few days concerning a
new serial story. Every
effort , is being made to
secure the best story that
the market affords. De
tails wUl be forthcoming
shortly.
WAN TE ID
by the
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RAILROAD COMPANY
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Boilermakers, Machinists, Blacksmiths, Car
Repairers and Car Inspectors.
s For Employment at
NABIPA, Idaho GILENN'S FERRY, Idaho
POCrVTELLO, Idaho . MOOTPELUER, Idaho
. : 1 SALT LAKE CITY, Utah
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At wages and under conditions established by; the United
States Kailroad Labor Board. A strike now exists
. 'at these points. - -
Free transportation and expenses paid to place cf em
ployment, also steady employment guaranteed and se
niority rights protected for qualified men regardless any
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The Information Comes Too Late
strike settlement.
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513 Oregon Building, Portland, Oregon
Open Week Days and Sunday, 8 A M. to 5 P. II.
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