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The fire falls dead and the nluht (trows late. '
But the Lord hears the prayer of the poor;' 1
Trouble is a-knorkin' at the outside Rate,
But he can't reach the inside door!
And hope ain't Rone
When the dark cornea on,
We're wattin' in the shadows
For the comin' o' the dawn! ,
Thunder's shakln' of the big rain down, '
But the Lord is the shelter o' the poor;
There's a regiment o' troubles from the Tribulation Town,
But they can't reach the inside door!
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Oh, the hope ain't Kone 1
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Ain't you waitin' in the shadows '
For the comin' o' the dawn?
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HARDING'S GREAT DISCOVERY
SITTING on his front porch, Senator Harding: has discov
ered something: that has been overlooked for more than
a year by 40 million Frenchmen, by 30 million English
men and by some 100 million Americans, and as far as is known
by all the rest of the world except Harding. His discovery is
that there are "shocking: discrepances" in the English and
French texts of that part of the covenant relative to the Monroe
doctrine and that these might "readily involve us in a conflict."
The discovery was a wonderful tripmph for the front porch,
indeed, and no one will deny Senator Harding the great glory
that is his. We can even afford to waive the suggestion that as
a French translator the senator may not, have a 1920 license.
or that the Marion Star may wish to divert public attention to
some other subject than the Harding campaign fund.
Seriously Speaking, this Harding expose of the league cove
nant seems the most puerile thing the campaign has developed
There were hundreds if not thousands of experts at the peace
conference including leading French, English and American
aipiomats ana scnoiars. ii mere naa Deen any serious discrep
ancies in the French and English texts on the point in question
the trouble would have been discovered. Furthermore our
"conflict," if we had one, would he with France and La Belle
France is about the last lady on earth that would trouble Uncle
Sam over the Monroe doctrine. France has recognized the
Monroe doctrine for over a century and but recently was' res
cued from a bloody grave by the timely arrival of two million
American doughboys. "Involve us in a conflict," bosh. .
4 But if there is danger, as Senator Harding thinks, the answer
is plain. -All join the League of Nations and thereby see to it
that the catastrophe is averted. We cannot rely on Senator
Harding's Hague tribunal because a prior "discovery" has been
made concerning The Hague court. It was made in 1914 and
it was that the Hague tribunal stops warfare just like a sieve
holds water.
Don't try to save money buying cheap or big-can
Baking Powders. You can't do it. YouTI throw out
more in spoiled bakings than you save on price of the powder. And
don t think that old style high priced powders are best because they
cott most. They are MX. ,
CA PnnSUS" BAKING
IUIJf.j POWDER
has proved in millions of bake-day tests that it is
the best baking powder ever made that's why it Is the
biggest selling baking powder in the world today. No other baking
wholesome bakings. No baking powder of any
where near the same quality is sold at such
a low price,
You use less of Calumet-because
, it ij the highest grade baking powder.
One tea spoonful is equal to nto teaspoonfuls
of most other brands.
And there is no "luck" about it when
you use Calumet. No loss. It is absolutely
aura. It ia the moat economical of all. Millions of
houMwivea uk h-aad aa do leading domestic science
teachers and cooking- sxperta.
Taa ee whaa aa key k Ta asm vkaii yea sm it
Calumet contains only such ingre-
dients as have been approved officially by the
v. reea Auuwnnaj
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AIR MAIL ACROSS THE CONTINENT
"1TH the institution tomorrow of a through air mail ser
vice between New York and San Francisco an advance
in methods of postal communication will be effected
deserving to rank as one of the notable achievements oi the post
office department, comments the World. Thus what waa only
the other day an experiment in the transmission of mail matter
by airplane between, Washington and New York is extended
and adopted as a regular medium of fast postal trasit from the
Atlantic seaboard to the Pacific. The flight route will include
Cleveland, Chicago, Omaha, Cheyenne, Reno and Sacramento,
and the expected reduction of the time of transcontinental mail
delivery from ninety-one hours to fifty-seven hours in winter and
to fifty-four in summer gives an idea of the possibilities of public
benefit in the plan.
But apart from, its aspects aa an improvement of postal ser
vice the installation of air mail delivery from coast to coast must
be welcomed as a valuable aid to the development of aviation
Here is a spur to progress in flying such as it has lacked since
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When you buy a pound of Calumet you get a full pound 16 oz.' '
Some high priced baking powders are now being put on the market in
12-oz. cans instead of a pound. Be sure you are getting a pound when
want it. no snort weigms witn calumet.
the conclusion of the war removed its urgency as an arm of mili
tary defense. At least its development is not to aepena soieiy
on the restricted resources of the army and navy or be left to
exploitation at country fairs. The post office department has
provided an opportunity and an incentive wnicn snouia contrio
ute directly to promote aviation through one of the prosaic
agencies of peace. ' " ' ' '
There is a news story that a man's wife shot him because
he would not stop snoring and he excuses the act as one of Bes
sie's whims. It sounds more like Maggie's work.
Eastern newspapers are not taking kindly to the slogan,
"Boys, get the money." They think that the Harding money
getting manager was a chump to use such stuff. But after all
these are prosperous times and who can blame Mr. Blair for
wanting them to "step on it .'
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Of all delightful places to keep away from at this particular
time Ireland nas tne lead witn isortn Dakota second.
SHEEP SHIPMENTS ARE
EROUS AT
Workmen tit a given signal occupied
more than 200 chemical works late
yesterday and hoisted red flags on
orders of the chamber of labor, which
'declared the move necessary to guar
antee metal-workers the needed met
als. f
niMiB of CoUIr htm hen a bright m Hi basea.n ftwi!
iflEddl Put on Athletic mniform back tn 10. fFjf
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(ESast Oregonian Special.)
MEACHAM, Sept. 13. Hoskins
Bros, shipped four cars of sheep to
Chicago Friday.
J. B. Smith live Slock Co. shipped
three cars of sheep to 1'Hot Rock
Thursday.
F. H. JOenson tmnsacted business In
La Grande Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Walters went to
La Grande Tuesday and stayed over
to attend Mr. Curran'a funeral,
Frank Sloan shipped eight cars of
sheep to Chicago Friday
lr. Logan of La Grande was here
Wednesday between trains.
Mrs. Frank Hanlen of Kamela Is a
viHitor for a couple of days at her
mother's Mrs. J. B. Baker.
Mrs. Anna Betts of Yakima Wash.,
is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Kobs,
Ed Welch went to Pendleton Thurs
day on business.
tteve La-wlon was In La Grand
Friday on business.
HARDING PLANS TRIP
TO WESTERN COAST
MAniON", Sept. 13 (A. P.) Hard
in? campaign plans, as now under ser
ious discussion, contemplate a tour of
the Pacific Coast with addresses In all
western states where senators are to
be elected thia all, In addition to four
or five speeches In the east late In Oc
ttber. The western trip would start
tho last week of September.
VOLSTEAD IS RULED .
OUT BY HIGH COURT
ST. VAVU SFt. 13. (V, P.) Rep
resentative Volstead, father of th pro
hibition law, was ruled off the Minne
cota republican ticket for reflection by
the state supreme court today. It re
versed the decision of the lower court
which held that J. O. Kvale. winner
in the primary, violated the corrupt
prartiees act, declaring Volstead there
for the nomine.
ifiHZE CII.KMICAIj WORKS.
MII-(A Italy, Sept, 13. (A, P.).
BOOTLEGGER KILLED '
BV PORTLAND OFFICER
roRTUAND, Sept. 13. (A. P.)
Brrt Tfcdderleo, under suspicion as an
HlleKed liootlegger, was shot throUKh
the head and probably fatally wound
ed, last nlKht when ho endeavored to
speed away In an autfxmoblle from a
house where a raid was made. Offi
cers were hidden near the house when
Hedderlce and two companions drove
up. fleorKe Icwis the officers said,
slartcd to deliver the lliuor. He was
arrested, whereupon Hedderle and a
woman In the car started away. - The
shooting followed.
i-Ri:i';irri-:rt is rti;nxATrn.
TOKIO, Sept. 13. A. P.) The
freighter C'lty of Omaha, which sank
In Yokohama harbor while on Its way
lo San rramro from Kole, hias
been refloated, according to - advices
here, . , . . .
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