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PAGE EIGHT DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, : PENDLETONV OREGON,' FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 21, 1922. TEN PAGES I.ONDOiV, . July , 21.-- Attention, members of the Congress of the I'nlt od Mates! 'J his is the lalo of ;t nmn from whom book miiny members of the Congress of the t'nitcil States might lake n leaf mill bring Joy. to the Am rrlcnn public. John Iloio hiiH lireu h. niemlicr of the Kritish Hoiino of CommiitiH for twonty-two years -ami has not yet inadehts inniden speech. Hope is n regular attendant t tho IIou.se of CornmoiiH and bus the rare record of having won out in wven . contested elec-tinns, In which ho hiix fdughf every iinllUciil unrty; "Why don't I sperik In the Houhc?" echoed Ho.e ,fhen he was questioned, 'Well, i h..r found that I can dn more hy not talking. "When f entered the House first of ail I hud no Idea of never muli liiH speech. "Hut time went on, and the nmlrt en specch- was still undelivered al though J have been tempted to do It more than once, and friends have uifiod me to break the record und now I urn afraid it wilt never be de livered." Hope's reluctance to speak is not because of any Inability to do so, or he can orate effectively. He is not f.hy;. When he wants anything ho goes diieetlyto the responsible Minister of the,-Cabinet and generally gets what ho want, because-he la one man who has never attempted to browbeat the Bill Taft Pipes George Harvey's Lid -Pine fienrirn Harvey's erav topper! Ain't It the hen's cackle? Kt- Presldent Taft (on Harvey's left) and Mrs. Tuft went to see Georga Washington's home at Sulgrftvo Manof, England, but tiis ambassadcu's hat detracted their uueniion considerably. MISSOURI STATE POLICE AGITATION IS STARTED cabincleers across the chambers of ' , " the House of Commons. I ST.' I.OUIS. Mo., July 21." (I. Hiope'. bids fair to keen his word Ft.) Ablution has been started !nd be the one speechless member of lha House of CornmoiiH, and if he does so he will take away the record created by William flerard Hamilton, who in the elchteenth century gained for himself the name- of' "SinKle Kpeech Hamilton," because ho Is sup posed to have "never made but one t.peeeh in Commons. In the dim, dis tant past It is reported there wns a member of CornmoiiH who never open el his lijis In tho House except on one ociension, and then It was to ask (hat a window lip closed. This habit of oratorical self-restraint on the part of Hope Is looked upon as most commendable, particu larly from the House Press Gallery. I'ndoiihtedly there art! many In Amer ica who would welcome u similar self resttnlnt In some of the unptidinjr ora tors of the ConBress of the I'nllcd Sidles. ' no row. mi HOK'"t ' s MUSKOGEE, Okla., July 21. (A. P.) Six hundred coal miners of Ok lahoma, Arkansas and Texas who have been permitted to work to supply hospitals, loo companies and publkj utilities, were called out Dn strike to day.' v ' J this city for the creation of a state police in Missouri to be equipped with motorcycles, automobiles, areo planes and horses. The provision for such a Missouri police will be made in a bill to be introduced in the next session of the legislature, which convents In January, 1923. Alpheus Stewart, together, with several other residents of St. Louis, Is organizing a committee to Intro duce and advance the bill. Stewart pointed out that there are ten states In the Union that have a state police. They are: Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, West Virginia, Massachu setts, Michigan, Tennessee, Texas, Colorado, and Connecticut. Several other states, ho says, have semi-state organizations, but they are not patternpd after the Pennsyl vania and have very small forces. These include Dplaware, Nevada, Idaho, Marylund and Washington. The 'good roads system and high powered automobiles, Stewart says, make It almost an impossibility to combat tho work of the crooks. With state police all roads could be placed under surveillance to cut off escap ing criminals. This is the round tin that keeps FoodTea Qood L THE new round vacuum -packed tin which now holds FOLGER'S GOLDENGATETEA(Dlack or Green) would be of little value if the tea Were of inferior quality. But Folger'sGoldenGateTea is good tea and the new vacuum container keeps it good. It's flavor insurance for you. Ask your grocer. I01GE Golden COLORADO CITiZFNS TQ CELEBRATE GOLD DAYS IDAHO SPRINGS, Colo., July 21. (I. K. S.) Idaho Springs, nestling amid some of the highest peaks in the Colorado Rockies, will celebrate the "days of 'Gil" early In September, in observance of the discovery of gold In Colorado. For three days September 2, 3 and 4 natives and hundreds of visitors will F.tuge scenes familiar to tho "wild and wooly West" of more than half a century ago, when tho red shirt r.nd high boots were In vogue, and "six shooters" swung from the belt of ev ery good citizen during the early rush for gold up Chicago creek. With the clta.llenge of Major Mos cript that "T can grow 'em faster than anybody in creation" already flung to the world, many old-timers are begin ning to grow a crop of whiskers, and a. suitable prize will be awarded tho best hirsute display on September 2. The "hanging tree." where oljr- .time lynchings were held, will be I fenced off, and Ihe new generation I will get a glimpse of how Justice was quickly moled out by frontier vigil antes with effigies for victims in the re-enactment. A feature of tho celebration will be nn underground race, ,'KiO feet below i the earth's surface, through gold ! mines that have long since been work ! ed to exhaustion. I Prizes of real gold to lie weighed out in the precious yellow dust itself - will be awarded winners In the nu merous races und contests to be held during the three-day event. In 18"; George A.. Jackson "r.ros pected" up Chicago creek, nt a spot lexs than a narter of a mile from what is now the main thoroughware of Ida ho Sprlnss, and made the first dis covery of gold in the Centennial state. Within a week the struggling little frontier town was alive with excited prospectors gold hunters and fortune seekers. Xews of the discovery spread rapidly.- and "prairie schoon ers" freighted with whole families came bustling Into the hills surround ing Idaho Springs. Great fortunes In gold were wrung from the mountains In this vicinity during the next half century, and Idaho Springs Is going to renew the events of those stirring I tmcs In its celebration of the 'Mays of 'Ml." TRUE MENTAL CONDITION PUZZLE TO ALIENISTS I.OXDOX,, July 21. (I. N. S.) Is Roland True insane? This question is still causing a sen sation In London, although the storm against tho reprieve for this convict ed murder, son of a titled lady, has somewhat subsided. True, who cut a wide swath in Am erica and who married an American girl and created wide publicity for himself by his escapades in Houston. Texas; Buffalo. X. Y.: San PVane:seo and other cities. Is lingering in the Rroadmoor Asylum for tho Insane at present, but there Is no assurance that he will remain there. Home Secretary Short has made the following statement: "If True became sane tomorrow he would go back to prison, and there would be nothing to prevent his being hanged. . In view of this statement all Lon don Is wondering whether Trite may yet be declared sane and sent to tho gallows for the murder of Olive Young. Trues own commentaries on his mental condition are causing sonie- '.hing of a sensation. After he was sentenced to death True wrote a series of letters fo n dancer In one of the London theaters, which have Just been made public. "It has taken this trial of mime to show me Just how crazy my friends think I am,'! True wrote. "After all those witnesses had reared up on their hind legs and Htated in no un certain manner Just what they thought pins the evidence of five doctors, 1 am almost convinced myself." True has disclosed to his dancer friend that he has written a warning against women for his Infant son. "In case things do go bad with .me, and they eventually 'drop' me, I'm leaving a, kind of essay on 'Women' to be read by my son when he attains the age of sixteen," Truo wroto. "One thing I Insist upon is. that before he. thinks of marrying (this is perhaps badly stated, as if he stops to think he will never marry) he. must go and live among the mules for at least two years. The experience thus gained will give him a slight, very slight, in sight into the workings of a woman's mind." After this tirade the dancing girl wrote to True, and informed him that he was too stern in his Judgment of women, to which True replied: "You ask me not to he so hard on women. You must admit I have Just cause to and to rub matters in. Now I'm io get my neck elongated for MYSTERIOUS 'KILLER' APPEARS IN FLORIDA MU.IA'll.l.K. Kla., July 21. Peo ple in this section have lone been in almost nightly fear of the prowling of some animal, said to be a pan ther, which makes nocturnal raid!! on pigsty, goatherds and now is at tacking chicken roosts. One family report s I lie loss of seven head of geese recently, the remnants of tho carcas ses having been strewn generally over the landscape after ihe Biiidentifled animal had evidently satiated his np petito. Pigs have been heard to squeal at night, and that Is the hist of them. 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' - 1.220.68. 1,860.40 1,001.98 2,111.17 : 701.21 52.03 176,03!.88 lliri.fcl.il 10.310.'8!) .. 98,442.09 65,000.00 1 1 8.SS8.11-i 44.65S.95 68.00 253.00 821.00 818.63 18.23 836.S6 607.72 ' 663:80 607.'?! t63,80 ' 2.5OT.12 2.509.12 1,244.35 208.25 1,036.10 .... 5.905.67 39,245.55 40,374.50 4,776.72 3,008.00 48,848.55 50.231.12 . 1,62.43 .. 16,800.5.- 249,457.77 25S.180.28 10,078.38 1,939.28 80,127.98 79,289.07 2,778.19 1,266.14 1.056.J4 2111.00 i. 5,180.57 14.18 5,188.52 6.23 ... 144,164.55 4,431.84 4.8,502.10 100,034.29 6.408.22 360.0 6,058.19. 7,05"8.69 2,821.45 8,415.61 1.464.53 .... 4,210.39 11,072.85 15,813.24 6.285.23 62.103.46 9.82S.3J . 58,560.37 4,047.28 17.537.05 20.374.45 . 1,209.88 4.69 4.69 426.6.' . . , . 426.67 1.411.60 60.91 135.50 1,327.04 113.61 21.182.83 18.833.77 . 2.462.67 498.9C 1,469.37 1,083.87 84.46 L. 965.72 . 1,561.03 2,372.39 ,':154.35 ... 42.040.67 98.348.22 r 103,739.11' ' 36,649.78 1367,715.91 $1,895,715.66- $1,440,297.38 $323,134.19 General Road Fund $ 35,355.56 Itoad Bonding Fund 114.741.68 Market Road Fund 40,962.99 Road District No. 18.. Road District No. 45 Registrations and Elections Sheriff's Office ... Clerk's Office Recorder's Office - Treasurer's Office i Watermaster's Office Assessor's Office .: Court House Expense Circuit Court Expense County Court and Commis sioners : Justice Court . Expense Coroner's Expense Insane Committments School Superintendent's iOf flee - , Jtealth Officer Umatilla County Library.. District Attorney's Offlte Indigent Soldiers -...,.,., Widows Pensions ...'......'........... Care of Poor ..,.. ,. Jail Juvenile Court Dog License Expense County and Home Demon. stration Agent Special Traffic Officer Public Accountants ......,...,.,.. Scalp Bounty ..v....... KewardB ....... Sealer of weights and meas- ' ures i Not apportioned by Budget for 1922 Miscellaneous- .r.. Cattle Indemnity 2,217.651 219.00 i Total expended 339.6 12,861.97 2.276.81 8.745.70 2.923.36 2.056.07 1.491.66 2.203.26 4,462.03 8,00?.T 4,720.01 3,237.76 958.85 97.50 80.00 6,044. i.249 438.' 1.745. 6.297. 1.043. 397, 96. 3,600. 1.494. 300. 3,991. 600. 6.296. . . 127. 223. $275,988.54 something somebody else did to a wo man. "Lass, I swear i am innocent, but as you may or may not know, we could not find my chief witness, who could have proved an alibi. "Your sex can bo put into two class es bad and damned bad. It's no use talking, they are too clever for , we poor mutts." True's anxiety for his son is showu in a letter in which he wrote: "The hardest part of all this affair will not be getting hanged that's over in a m.'nute but saying good-hy to my wonderful Wee son. I hope God makes him a far. far hotter man than what his father was, and if he RECAPITULATION.. . - General Fund. Warrants outstanding Jan. 1st, 1922 Warrants Issued for six months ending June 80th; 1922... Warrants redeemed for six months ending June 20th, 1922 Warrants outstanding June 20th, 1922 Rood Fund. ' Warranis outstanding Jan. 1st. 1922 Warrants issued for six month-period June 30th, 1922 . ............ Warrants redeemed for six month period ending June. 30. 192: Total amount of wwrsutsndm Warrants outstanding Jan. 1st, 1922 Warrants issued for six month period ending June 30, Warrants Issued for six month period ending June 30, 1922 Total amount ui w n. . R T BROWN, By e. C. Froebsteli County Deputy ..$ 13,113.28 .. 71,726.07 .. . 73,551.7 .. 11,288.19 .. 137,828:95 .. 204.261.87 .. 318.457.28 .. 23,633.54 .. 168,942.23 .. 275,988.54 .. 892,009.04 .. 34.921.73 Clerk. Clerk. can bmto' up with Kipling's poem, 'If.' as his guide and live fairly close to that, thenI aon't noted worry in my Sr!ive'" LAndon s persuing tnese letters u.im querying: "Is Ronald Truo insane?" REPORTED BEAD, LIVES. KALISFTiL, Mont,, "July 19. (A. KALISPEL, Mont., July 21. (A. Schak, former Kalispell boy now at tending the Universityof Montana as a vocational student has again been notified by the government that Al is dead. However, Al denies it, but is wondering as to whether or not he is going to receive the insurance that he is now carrying with the govern ment. Al is at' present busy prepar ing a flowery obituary for use in case he is unable to prove that he is innocent of the rovernment's charge of being a dead one. ' This is the sec- ond time that the government has ac jeuscd Schak of being officially dead. His captain reported him killed in faotion in the. Toule sector, but ; Al eays the' captain was slightly wrong. Are You the Man Who "Never Reads Advertisements"? Some men, who are neither blind nor illiterate, claim sin celerly that they "never read advertisements." Yet, if you could investi gate, in each case you would find that the man who "never reads advertisements" used an advertised tooth paste or shaving cream or soap. If he owns an automobile it will be an advertised car. If you ask his opinion of any automobile he will reply in words that might have been lifted bodily from an advertisement of that automobile. Advertising has formed his opinions to a great degree. He may have received his in formation through others who obtained their knowledge from advertising. But it is a fact that no man can escape the efect of advertising even if he does say he "never reads advertisements." Not one of us ever reasoned out entirely from his own mind that the earth is round. ' If we had not read it or heard it we would never have known it. In these days of good, truth ful, helpful advertising to say, "I never read advertisements" is merely your way of saying, "I don't real all advertisements." PuhlMicd by the East Oregonlan, in co-operation with The American Association of Advertising Agencies. -A.