The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, June 12, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE ORECJON STATESMAN, SALEMOREGON FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 12, 1925 Hi J Iate4 Daily Except Monday y i TH- STATESMAN FTJBUSBIXa COafTAVY i .SIS Boata Commercial Bt, tialem. Ore( g B. J. B.a4rteks JTrad J. Taaia C. K. Logaa AbAm4 Buses , , Manager I -Ilaaaf iBf fcduor ! City EiMtar I -Talegrapk Edits J Society tJiiOr ) , ' MEMBER Or IH ASSOCIATED FBE8S l Tka Aseoeiat.d Praaa la azelnaivaly entitled to tna for pwblletloa af all a ewe 4tapauhes er.diul to it or aot atkarwiao credited la Uia paper Aad ale tae local aeva published aeri. - .i business office : , . Taoau F. CUrk C, Haw Tara, 141-14S Wet 86th 8U, Cfcleaf4k.iafara.aetU Bmlld - Inc. W. S. Urotbvahl, Mar. S 4 , . Fartlaa Offloo. S30 Ware.eter Bids., Phone o37 B Headway. Albert By era. Vfr. TELEPHONES , S3 ar S83 Cireulatiea Office Bntlnaai OffUa . News DpartiaBt ZJ-IOS Je Department E a tared at tba Footofflao la Salem, MAKING HASTE TO BE RICH: He that by usury and unjust gain increaseth his substanee, he shall gather it for tihlm that -will pity the poorv. Proverbs 28:8. , , . j ' OREGON'S In 1863 President Lincoln made an executive jorder trans ferring Sand Island located near the mouth of tpe Columbia river, to the national gdvernment as a navaJT-reserve for military purposes. r j jj i - The United States general In command in 1864 stated in a letter to the governor of Oregon that this islind was tide land and urged the state to cede it to the government for military use. The legislature follo-ving this date acting upon the request granted the cession, it is shown, in the faith that the government would use the island for military purposes. But there is an omission in the wording of the legisla tive act. The three words "for military purposes" are left out of the act. That they were explicitly implied there is no doubt since they were contained in the o.orrespofidence of the commanding general. The national government did nothing witi the island until twenty years ago and then began hosing the fishing rights off its shores. And, during this period ai' time Uncle Samuel has received over $500,000 income iron? this source. But the state of Oregon recently became convinced that "this great source of income is still hers; thatsne has never relinquished her claim to it except for a definite purpose which has never been developed; and that it isf her duty to make use of it as a source of income. ' i : Official steps were taken a few days ago tqj.make defin ite reclamation of the "island and a lease has beejn indrawn and signed by Governor Pierce granting to the Columbia River Packers' association exclusive rights to the fishfrig privileges off its shores. By the terms of one-nan oi me aiiierence uei,ween tne cos oi (Qeraung nic fishing industry and the receipts from the fish caught. The operating expense is estimated at less than five cnts a pound, he.market price is now twelve 'cents a, pqund.The net returns to the state per annum is estimated conservatively : ' at $50,000. ;i-:Y! ; '. l'r : ; ; ' ;r ;:jr;.;1 .v, i . The lessee accepts, in the lease, the obligation to bear all costs of litigation in case the government contests the state's claim in the courts. The government it is belief ed will press ;laim to this vast and valuable' natural resource . r Official Oregon has done her duty in this lading claim to Sand Island. ; And she should defend her pbsjticjh here to the limit To restore this splendid plishment for the state. A PATIENT European nations owe the United States jjor war loans aggregating over $8,000,000,000. Since the world war the taxpayers of this country have paid on thisgoan made to help the allies over $1,500,000,000 in itself tremendous sum of money and represents for the America? people, real sacrifice. At this time, however, on both sides of the Atlantic there is being spread propaganda for cancellation of the debtJ Cancellation should be given no consideration. These war loans were made in response to appeals far, arms,, men, food and other supplies when thearmy "of the Rhine was threatening the very gates of aris; when their airplanes were hovering over London; iandwhen the allie0 forces were in despair. And the United States required u bonus, no ironbound security. She trusted to the spirit if justice and sent, in addition to her loansi thousands of he able bodied, clear visioned, courageous young men to do or die for the Allies' safety and success. It cost this nation billions in money, thousands of her young men arid saddled upon us a war debt that will require a generation or more cf time to pay. , What did the United States obtain to of feet her loss? She received no territory; no moneybut from those nations which now hesitate to arrange for liquidation f their debts to us, seeming ingratitude. -:-.: ' lh ''' England received from Germany in reparations 1,607,053 square miles of territory enriched with valuable natural ( HOUND TRIP. FAR1S (St. Paul 574.05 St. Louii 5 C3.55 1 Chicaso S83.05 New Yorji 5149.45 5 Narth Coast UraitedviaS-, P.& S,N,P, CD- a OrleaUl Li m lied tU S, P. ft S, G, CatQ, : Tteketa. Vmrtwar DwtaJaa," Bti. af r. T. KHOWXTOV - J. W. XxfciOX. Ara : . Xrav. Pass. Ax. ; Jtnmm 87 er 17 1 , v 0HEG0N ExXCTRldillY. - - - ,. m if J Lr W. H. Headerawa..CtrealalUa M saaaer Ralph U. Kltaiaf..aiH.rtiieg Maaate KraBk Jaakaaki aiaaafer M IXipt. K. A. Kaatea. .iLWaatock Editor W. 0. Coaaer P.altrr Editor its 10 Boelatj Editor Oracea, aa aoeondeloaa matter CLAIM the lease Oregon will receives asset will be a Igreat accom CREDITOR i n f ,i i r Otka raIa)ta te liwfartt9 "' v. Sal May 22 te Spt 13; Eetnni tJsalt Oct. SI TOUB CHOICE Of f! V "r : TVn of America's Finest Trains resources; France acquired 402,392 square miles of territory with vast coal deposits in the Saar, re-won Alsace-Lorainne and other distinct advantages. J " - - ; Great Britain, Hungary, Poland, Lithuania have com mitted themselves, to payment of their indebtedness to us. France, Italy, Belgium, Czecho-Slovakia, Greece, Roumania and others have paid little attention to their obligations, i Uncle Samuel is more than justified in insisting that arrangements for payment shall be now made. f. Premier Painleve of France urges that America shall have no anxiety over the. former's mission in Morocco. He assures, us that it is in the ; interest of world peace. The success of such mission is devoutly desired. It is a propitious time also for this nation to declare her intention to lend neither means nor influence, to anything but peace. MY HUSBAND'S LOVE Adeie Gartimm's ?few Phase of REVELATIONS OF A WIFE Copyright by. Newspaper Feature . Service - CHAPTER 34 THEj CURIOUS WAY MRS DUR KEE TOOK DR. FOXHAM'S 5 -J i DECISION ? I have seen fMrs. - Durkee . In times of stress and bare always known her to come through with colors flying, but never have I admired my little friend more than when she faced Dr. Foxham and quietly asked him if he advis ed an operation for the growth whose signs he had found beneath her arm. AM the nervousness, the almost hysteria, which had been hers be fore the physician's examination had vanished. It was as if an heroic soldier, visualizing to the full what awaited him, and sum moned all his fortitude to advance into battle as befitted 'a man. But though a gallant little figure, she was a pitiful one, and I felt a choking sensation; in my throat as I looked at her, That Dr. Foxham's professional Imperturbability was threated with compassion. I knew as I saw the look he bent upon my little friend. And his voice held infinite gentle ness as be answered her. ; ' iA I "Yes, I advise an operation, but -rit.'Js a slight one. in all prob ability ydu can leave the hospital In a week, and your will be reliev ed of your pain. Isn't that wbrth while? "You Are a Relative?" " Little Mrs. Durkee caught her breath. . "Oh! That pain all gone? That would be heaven!" she exlaimed and then faced him with eager questioning eyes. "Would you operate. Dr. Fox ham?" .; ; . "No, I do not do surgical work," he replied. "Oh, dear," she said dolefully, "and I jam so afraid Dr. Pringle, my physician out in Marvin doesn't either." Mentally I thanked my partic ular' little joss for this latter cer tainty, and caught Dr. Foxham's quick comprehending look at my face. I must have betrayed my low opinion of elderly Dr. Prin gle's ability without intending to do so. IN OUR OFFICE f j - -' . ' ' ' ; - I I , I f' oonrTtX f NSkH , vrm A VwetN 1 tlooks uke mans&1 hot iiL: 1 ( V NOU ee I TOWt. ftPrt ; ( X6S feE-EN PAIMTIM) ( MOT VatTH .11 BOSS" I . 'ROwHb HlSt0rAe 7 I IS AWaVTER COLORS J DOROTHY DARN1T " j "j jrV 'I ' ; ' " .. ' : ' "j-"";' . Z "AAA' A:h rSAM xMJl ; , -: ' --AZZaZ' :: A lZl.S : ' " ' By Charles McManu3:; SSAV Dorothv. ARE ( Ci thimK ) I Swelu WL.U - THf j Tsopposc YOO HAO I, AI I lll " TwHV. VO HAVE A . 1 yoo Good at ) ti c7 see J ; I 1 pour douars WD i M YU U . m T SPASM V I ARlTHMtTlC? A V c 1 , I GAVE YOU ON E MO LU-LL21iJ - sT STXir S C fA ' f WHAT vJOOLD VOU HAV Of " "You 'are a relative or Mrs. Durkee!" he asked me suddenly. "Xo, only her nearest friend," I returned. . , . 'But you have near relatives.?" he turned to her. , ; 'Myson and daughter-in-law," she answered, looking frightened. "But they mustn't know about this It would, scare them to death!" "But that is nonsense," he said with audden sternness. "There is nothing ! to be frightened 'about, and even if there were, you can not : go through with this alone. Mrs. Graham, may I ask you . to tell Mrs. Durkee's son of this visit and 'ask him to drop in to see me say tomorrow If it is con venient for him to do so? That, will save you the necessity . of coming in again" he turned back to my little friend with so charm ing a smile that her patent resent ment at his taking things out of her hands promptly vanished. Dr. Foxham Makes an Appoint . ment. . "I shouldn't mind that a bit," she . retorted with the swift co quettish upward lift of the eyes, which is as natural to Her Fluffi nees as are playful tricks to a kitten. "But, still. I do get awfully tired, so I suppose it will be best for Alf to come in. Tomorrow, you said?" , "Yes, I shall have more time tomorrow than upon the following days," he said. Then for a second he looked directly at me, and I fancied I saw a signal In his eyes for no delay in Alfred's arrival at his office.' ; t - '. "He's terribly busy, but I'll try to see that he gets here," Mrs. Durkee promised., and across her head I signalled to Dr. Foxham the assurance that busy or not. A VOTE FOR, ; TIBBITS means a vote tor Salem people When, the Parrish Junior High School was planned and erected, Knighton & Howell. Portland architects, prepared the plans; Hansen, Hammond & Clist, Portland contractors, J were awarded the contract for the construction of the build ing; Rushlight, Hastorf Lord, ruiuauui uiu lue piuuiuiiis. the Morrison Electric Co., Port land, did. the electrical work; and while the work was going on two-thirds of the automo biles, belonging to the work men employed, bore California license plates. Do you approve of that sort of thing? It you do not, then be sure to go to the ' polls sometime -between 2:00 and 8:00 p. m., Monday, June 15, and ' vote for J. . C. TIBBITS for School Director. Adv. Alfred, Durkee .wouldkeejrthat appointment. f . - ?How much do I owe you, Doc tor?" Her Fluffiness opened her head bag. . "Never mind that now. I'll sea your son when he comes in. She started to demur,; but I touched her hand, -f '."We mustn't j miss our train," I said, although I knew we had plenty of time. 1 ; "Oh, that's sol" She rose to her feet hurriedly, and I put her cloak around her. She held out hef tiny hand to Drl Foxham with her most charming- smile, and he bent over it with formal courtesy. But' as he raised , his head I de tected something in his eyes which wag neither formal nor profession al, the compassion which they had held when she so gallantly had asked him if he advised an operation- Quia ren i cially prepared for infants in To avoid imitations, alwas look for Proven directions on each package. S VI r a delptftfl, IT COSTS NO M02ET0TRAVTI ON THE CANADIAN PAanc-J 4 clays open sea "Good fit enxoon, I .am - sure yon will be all right, he said, aa he bowed us out. and Mrs.-Uarkee hardly waited until she was out of hearing to make a comment which startled me. T "It's a wonder he didn't j say Goodby, good-luck, the way we did to the soldiers going across, when we were certain some of em were never coming back." (To be Continued) Two Boys Quest knel s l : Lester and George Grote, 15 and 16 years of age, were, arrested by Officer Victor last night near the Southern Paclric depot j and are being questioned by the po lice. It Is said that a quantity of gum, candy and cigarettes were found in their possession. Police are working on the clue that -it may be part of the loot taken on Wednesday night when the Par rish confectionery was robbed. V ry tor MOTHER Fletc he r 's Castoria is a pleasant, harm less Substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, ; Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups, espe arms and Children all ages. the signature of Physicians everywhere recommend it. T HREE day aboard a mag- nificent EmpresslinersaU ing down the beautiful St Lawrence from Quebec; then direct to Cherbourg, South ampton and Hamburg with only our days on the open At fantio that is the Canadian Pacific St Lawrence Route to Europe. 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