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THE DALLE DAILY CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1921.
THE FORUM
Editor, Tho Chronicle: Referring
to your editorial in recent issue of
Chronicle on tho baseball game last
Sunday, and tho unjustified fighting
which took place, it 1b true that thl3
is a case where the Individual play
or responsible failed to hold him
Belt in hand, and the Maupln player
involved was guilty of some unfair
ness, which resulted later in tho
encounter, and in nearly all amateur
games, as well as some professional
games there will bo found some of
this unfair playing. What makes a
good team therefore, is 'fair playing
and good playing.
I do not believe that because of
oue mistake, the entire season for
The Dalles ball team should be
Kpoiled. The player' who caused the
disturbance, in a moment of exasper
ation, .now realizes his error, and
his past record shows that his fu
ture actions will riot again bo sub
ject to criticism. The rest of tho
team cannot bo criticized for the
occurence, as the fight was an in
dividual one and not general. It is
wrong to say that tho game was a
boxing exhibition only, as the en
tire team were not fighting and be
cause the game was poorly played,
is no roason to assume that all fu
ture games are going to be similar
ly played.
The team needs improvement, and
what the citizens of this city want
is a good baseball team. We want
to see good games with good teams.
We want our team to play good
ball, and to play against good teams,
so that we wfil see some good
games, and we don't mind losing
some of the games, if the opposing
team earns its victory, and if our
team played a good game.
Let us givo our team another
trial, to show us what It can do.
Shall, we condemn it for one failure?
Is it fair not to givo it a chancn
to redeem Itself?
A FAN.
MUSIC, CURE FOR
(Continued From Pago 1.)
factory bands, giving concerts in
our plants, playing for our factory
dances, and putting pep Into our
Industrial baseball activities is do
ing more to instill good spirit than
any other one thing.
"America is only now finding out.
the value of community music,
something the older countries and
our Mexican neighbors long ago ap
preciated. Proof of the growing In
terest our country is taking in com
munity bands, orchestras and aiiia
teur performances is shown in the
fact that in 1920 when manufactur
ers were feeling economic depres
sion, that band, orchestra and in
struments that can be played in tin
home did not fall off in sales."
Alexander MacDonald, New York,
pointed out that American cities are
now taking more interest in the per
formances" of amateur musicians than
ever before.
"What we wtint to teach our peo
ple Is to bo performers and not
listeners of music," he said "It may
be singing, piano or violin, or some
band instrument, but whatever it is
we must listen to and encourage
every kind of musical development.
Everybody likes to appear in public
and we must not give bo much timo
to professional sympathons but to
the people in our own midst wnj
arc Interested in becoming music
ians. Eventually it will highly de
velop the musical tendency that Is i
apparent in Americans as in any
other race."
risked her own life in flinglne tlit- j the fire. Chaplin was rushed Into the tlon, an undergarment of asbestos,
garment about Chaplin's clothing to studio where first aid treatment was 'probably ,saiyeji.!SiroTO more serious
smother the flames. Studio workers
and property men dashed (or blankets
and aided Miss Purvlance in stifling
ASBESTOS SUIT
(Continued From Paeo 1.)
body that will confine him to his
homo for several weeks.
Chaplin .working a dual role In
"Vanity Fair," was attired in a Prince
Albert coat, high silk hat, and doing
the part of a "swell." Part of tho com
edian's work in the picture was a
comic stunt with a flaming blow torch
lie suddenly stumbled and pitched
headlong into the torch. The white
hot blaze ignited the comedian's coat
and ho was immediately a blazing
torch himself. Miss Purvlance quick
ly sensed the critical situation, and
tearing a coat from her shoulders she
THE JUCKLINS with
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"Godless Men"
coming (o Casino Thursday.
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Brown's Dufur Stage Time Table
Two round trips dally. Leave Bank
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a. m. and 1 p. m. it
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SALTS IF BACKACHY
AND KIDNEYS HURT
3top Eating Meat For a While If
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When you wake up with backache
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It generally means you havo been
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Either consult a good, reliable phy
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.lad Salts is a liie saver for regu
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rOO LATE TOCLASSitfY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
"Godless
M
en
From the famous Saturday Evening
Post story, "Black Pawl."
There is the twang of the sea, the thrill of
human combat with elements and the drama
of red blooded sailors.
. .
BIG DANCE
TONIGHT-
ELKS' HALL
Everybody Welcome
GOOD MUSIC
.LE'SS STEP
Music by
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FOR SAl.F -- HuhIiiok hit. firtv It'll U
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Communicate with owner. Tele
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THE JUCKLINS with
Monte Blue at the
EMPRESS Thursday
Successful
Men
One indication that a man is success- .
ful is ability to spend wisely and save
systematically. One dollar started in
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4(o Interest Paid on Savings Accounts
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administered. Miss Purvlance suffer- burasBe had-donned the garment be
ed slight burns about the hands. TheNsMM of" the dangerous feat he had to
fact that Chaplain wore, as a precau- perform with the blow torch.
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