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QXL.Y ANOTHKR HOKHOU
Editor Statesman:
, In Exodus 21 we read "Thou
shalt give life for life, eye for
eve." and In Matthew 5 we read:
"It hathbeen said an eye for an
eye, ana a tootn tor a loom, oui
I say unto; you that ye resist not
evil." 'Which of these commands
should Christians of the present
age obey? :if the law of Moses, -;
why not be consistent and obey aH i
the laws of Moses? If the. laws"ot
xJesus are our guide, why not obey
them? - But we like to have both
lawsMn use, for the merciful laws
of Jesus are beautiful for ourselv
es, and 'the cruel laws of Moses
are lovely for other sinners. Jesus
did not revoke one command of
the moral law which was written
on tables of stone. But he did
revoke many of the laws of Mos-
e-p. which he tells , us were given
only on account of the hardness of
their hearts.
If we like to see others "reap
what they have sown." we should
be willing to .reap what we have
spwif ourselves or else be guilty
of disgusting selfishness.
If the deaths of Willos and Kel
ley wourd bring any. pure joy' or
solace to the hearts of those
whom they have bereaved, I should
probably 'desire their dsath. But
I cannot, believe that it would. I
believe- that it would only add
another horror to what they have
endured already.
j If the death of these men were
to help in diminishing crime in
the future, I might wish them to
die, but I do not believe anything
of the kind. I believe that capi
tal punishment only helps to fam
iliarize people with crime and hor
ror. ,
Emily R. Cromley.
Salem. Or.. "Aug. 26, 1927.
MOB IN FURY ASSAULTS
CONSULATE IN FRANCE
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Sacco-Vanzetti sympathizers, will
coxer the sides and windshields
of the long line of automobiles in
Sunday's funeral procession, it
was learned tonight from mem
bers of the defense committee.
Protests against all associated
with bringing about the execution
of the two radicals will be of the
same nature as those carried by
pickets during the short lived
protest meetings near the state
house and. on Boston Common be
fore last Monday.
Thousands who did not see the
bodies of the two men last night
at the north end funeral chappel,
and hundreds who came again to
pay them honor, passed through
lines of Qplice and the four-man
guard of honor to gaze at the
flower-banked coffins in steady,
orderly streams today. It was es
timated that about 25,000 per
sons "had, visited the undertake
in g rooms.
: Neither Miss Vanzetti nor Mrs.
Sacco would view the bodies, . de
fense committee- members said.
y-Mfag flfary Donovan, jximilmr )t
the defence " committee V arretted
last night for displaying placards
at the undertaking rooms, was
charged in municipal court today
with "advocating anarchy and in
citing riot." Her request for
continuance until Monday was
granted by the court and her bail
of 25 was renewed.
REDS IMPRISON NUMBER
OF MINERS IN MEXICO
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tity of the Americans involved.
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Statesman's Big Radio Prize
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for 25 Votes
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it Department ot THE OREGON STATESMAN,
(the person whose name Is written thereon.
,tly.
Void after Oct. 1
, "There alnt no way or tellln.
but my notion Is it's all right to
say your prayers lyin down after
a hard day's washln on MonJay."
(Copyright. 1927, Publisher Syndicate)
As a youngster I thought a
fellow my present age was an old
man, instead of bein' just in the
prime of life." . -
(Copyright. 1927, Publishers Syndicate)
that on last Sunday labor agita
tors had- gone - to the -Amparo-
mines from Guadalajara, forty
miles to the east, in an attempt
to incite Mejqican workmen jto
take action against, foreigners in
the event of the execution of Sac
r.o and Vanzetti. His report to
day made no direct reference to
such propaganda, but .said that
the mining property was seized
yesterday by "red syndicates.'
Satterwhite .reported thai al
foreigners had left the mine sur
roundings and taken -refuge in
Guadalajara except the 18 -Amer-,
leans and 11 British subjects , at
Amparo itself. , rr
.The state department revealed
' also that Satterwhite, accompany
ied by Ihe British consul, had on
last; Suadar drawn! the attention
of the federal military command
er at Guaralajara! to the anti
foreign' propaganda; which was be
ing spread at Guadalajara, and
to the evil results which .might
derive from it.
KAIX BEGINS TO FAIX.
EUGENE, AUG.! 26. (AD
At 11: 30, tonight rain began fall
ing gently, the1 first since July 2d.
As the" harvest, of grain in th;
district Jslnearly completed the
showerVwih be welcomed.
Buy Statesman. "Want Ads
First Christian Church
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Will have as speaker Sunday morning at il o'clock
DR. E. V. STIVERS j
Pastor of the Eugene First Christian Church
Trio Vivian Whlsler, Triste Powers, Inez Wood
will sing ."The King of Love My Shepherd Is'
Shelley. . : J
A SERMON IN SONG
at the evening service 8 o'clock. Solos, duets,
quartets and choir numbers. Director Vivian
Whisler. ' ' ' . - .'
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ELBERT A PEACHES' FOR CANNING
Our early prediction that there would be few local peaches for
canning has been verified. We still have a fine lot of Elbeftas
which we are selling at price equal to what good local peach
es would cost you could we get tlfem. Elberts are fine can
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varieties. While they last ; . .
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Astern llanm, lc lb. - llaron KqUnrs, ZZe lb.
Heavy nud Medium Hens, 3c lb. Plump Mejity Fryers, -43c lb.
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;- Rabbits, 35c lb. . ..
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