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JUSTICE IS BLIND, ALL RIGHT!
tt fUSTICE is blind," and the action of some ifnouTwho
" I ages one to add, "There are none so blind as those who
-J will not sgg "
Grover Todd, veteran of the Spanish war, the PPPin
eurrection, the Mexican border campaign and the World w ai,
shot through the head and killed after Philip Warren In
dian bootlegger, had shot to death Todd's co-worker, Glenn 11.
Pnce when i'nee sougni vo an ebo in.". , A rmnTTFD
Warren is tried for the murder of Todd and ACQUU l&u
J r , .... V...1.V. .nncina nns in a crimi
it is pernaps unwise uu unc w iu.-" .
nal trial with nothing more definite than newspaper accounts
on which to base judgment, out out 01 me
Dallas several things are sure. Either the prosecution was in
competent or blundered; or the jury let maudlin sympathies
sweep it away; or tne morai coiisciuu.-nc.-n uj.
SA drnkenifdian killed Price admits it. Says he was drunk,
not responsible, and at the same time says he never saw I odd,
and a iury feels that maybe the Indian is telling the truth, while
the bullet which killed Todd plowed through his head with
deadly aim.
The grand old poem, worn threadbare now, says.
.''If you break faith with us who die,
We shall not sleep." TI
Todd did not break faith with those who died in France. ;He
did not acquit the German. He returned no verdict ol not
guilty." He went, he fought, he dealt out true justice.
Now he has died himself, in his country's cause. It the people
nf Vip ntfito of Oregon let Todd's murder go unavenged his blood
!ii i iU lw,.,4u f fVia minnlii nf Orptmn ! On the heads Ol anrln tho rnld or beat and .stun s it
Will UCJ Oil Lllc lli;liai ui iia. I'l."!"1' " - ' - , ,. ... , ,
. . i x, -. nA V,o V,n..rla nf cniinHe tor within Itself, wbicb tho treu and fol
tneir agents, tno jium;i.uwii, -;
... , .... :l ;., . v, Tin. il rf tVio mnn who
the cleiense just as sureiy as t i uu uic iicau i ..v. -
ehot him down. . .
However, Warren will still be tried for the murder of Price.
SOMEONE committed murder, and should receive the punish
ment ol a muraerer.
admit that a. larKo pa t of li.s laia.l
:n tloi sn't know.
tht d'seaso of
rr rt . t o
a little; asbam-
IRON TO NEUTRALIZE HEAT AND
COLD IN CALIFORNIA ORCHARDS
EDITORIAL SIDELIGHTS
If the currency printing presses in Europe would declare a
lessatorium, a moratorium might not be needed. St. Louis
Globe-Democrat.
A French author of best sellers has been kidnaped and is held
in hiding. We sho.uld do more of that sort of thing in this coun
try . St. Paul Dispatch.
The German's naturally feel' that if they had be.cn allowed to
win the war there, wouldn't be any troublesome questsion of Ger
man reparations. Brooklyn Eagle.
That doctor who advocates washing dishes as a cure for neu
rasthenia may be right scientifically, but he is in danger of dy
ing a poor man. Chicago Daily News.
We were not aware that they had settled the question of who
won the war, but it may be significant to note that Europe has
about agreed upon who should pay for it. The Weekly Review
(Shanghai).
There is said to be a trick heat clause in the new leases land
lords are using. , Is the landlord losing faith in his janitor?
New York Morning Telegraph.
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Tow Jims
tyUs mtike Safety Klrst last.
Th trouble with the uunies is un y
Blin.w ,w hu.t people like.
Many a dumb-bell lias toilet..
Every man thinks he has loo much
chej-k Win n he shaves.
What iH sadder liau a poor Imita
tion or beiuB happy?
Hirds of n readier flork to huts.
All kinds of flowers get loved ex
cept wall flowers.
Ohio farmer oatiKht wolvis klllins
his hoK.s. He caret ul nut to leave your
landlord out ut ntuht.
An actress Is known by the hus
bands she divorces.
This winter it will bo ' Where
there's smoke there's a crowd."
Kentucky farmer whipped two avi
ators who landed in his field. His
slogan Is "Swat tho fliers."
T.ns AVf.KLES. Oct. 17. A suc
cessful means of protecting fruit trees
iicainst extreme cold unci heat has
been arrived at after extensive experi
ments with iron, according to an an
nouncement made by W. M. Heitzman,
local landscape gardener.
.Merely to hang a piece ol tne mtn
ral. In a tree is sufficient to minimize.
the lev breath of Jack Frost of the
sniveling beams of old Sol.
'The Iron hattfjinir In the tree al-
iage 'would otherwise have to do," said
Ililtzman in explainin;; the working
of this method. Heitzman stated ho
tried this system last year on a. date
and tig ranch and that it met with
absolute success.
HVitsimun claims that by his method
the effect of a freezing temperature
could be made that of a temperature
approximately Hi degrees , warmer.
The principle nf bis scheme could be
applied to flower beds by the placing
of iron fillings among the flowers, he J
iidd-d. . I
WIFE LICKED FOR SMOKING,
WON'T QUIT FOR ANY MAN"
KANSAS CITY, Kan., Oct. 17. The
tobneco habit 'Which his wife had ac
(liiired when she was a girl caused
Cecil 1'eriedas, thirty-eight, to whip
her, he told Judge (leorgo West, whom
he faced on a cruelty cha-rge. All or
his protestations against his wife's
cigarette smoking, he said, have been
unavailing and lie was forced to dras
tic measures.
"I admit I whipped her, Your Hon
or, hut her smoking was ruining her
health," Teriedas explained. "The
only way I could make her mind was
to treat her rouch."
"I've smoked cigarettes since I was
twelve years old and I won't ouit for
any man," .Mrs. Polly reriedas count
ered. Judge West ordered the case refer
red to the Welfare Hoard.
Great American Drought is Boon
to English Fake Flask Makers
l.ONliON', Oct. 17. Sheffield work
ers lire rejoicing in American prohini-
tiou, for it brings them prosperity in
hard times.
Tin. "Pnssvfoot'' department of tbe
Sheffield firms is working overtime to
satisfy the insistent demand for electro-plate
and silver opera articles for
the United States.
Orders are untiring in by the thou
sand, and one firm alone has orders
for fifteen thousand opera glasses on
hand.
This does not signify a great stage
revival in America, but merely further
vasion of prohibition regu anions.
The innocement-Iooking opera glasses
are "fakes." If one eyepiece is screw
ed off, a neat little flask, capable of
molding a considerable amount of lit
ituor, is revealed. Hence the urgent
export orders.
I'lohibttion has no more enthusiastic
supporters than these fortunate em
ployes, who are morliing to capacity
while many or their fellows are unem
ployed. They dink "Pussyfoot's" health
daily and long for the day when other
countries, at a decent rate of ex
change, go dry also.
SOUTH SEA FLAPPERS
LIKE NORTHERN SISTERS
MRS. SARAH LAMB
How's Your Blood?
Do You Need a Tonic?
Htlp tl Climatr U ktrp ni wrll
East Bakersfielil. Calif. "Pr.
Picrce' llolden Meilicil Piscovery
Is the ben Ionic and blood purifier
I hae evT taker.. I have taken
and have used 'tiohlen Medical Pis
covrry' In my i.nnilv for many
years. I find it excelli nl for couch,
colds and as a I'loxl purifier and
SprluB tonic. Whenever I becom?
rundown or have a tired and worn
out feelins. I take the 'bi. ovcry'
and it builds me right up ami
rives me new life. 'C.oliUn Medical
Discovery" Is very -sniul
farollv medicine and can be rebel
upon" Mrs. Sarah Lamb, IvvS
I'ariflc St.
Obtain the Discovery in tablets
or liquid from our nearest druc-gis-t
or send lut lor trw paik-.g e
to Dr. Fierce! Invalid' UKV'il-
28 YEARS AGO
t From
the Daily Kast oregonian,
Oi toiler- I 7. ls'.U.l
Col, f K. Compton
Walla is lu re inday.
i.f I'ort Walla
I.OS ANt.lMI.KS, Oi-t. 17. 11'. I'.)
The modem Amiriian flapper is a
tame sister conipan d to the South Sea
Island girl of the same persuasion,
according to House Peters, Antonio
.Moreno and members of the film com
pany that has just returned from
Tahati.
"If yon wonder how flappers can
dame all nirht and be up in the morn
ing for a game of golf." says Moreno,
"you ought to see the South Sea maid
ens. When (hey get started it's dance,
dance, dance from unrntng till night.
Dancing parties sometimes ' last for
time or four days at a time."
Like the American flapper the is
land girl is bound by neither conven
tion nor clothing;, it was said.
"They are i;isti rs under the skin
said one member of the troupe, "but
the island llapper shows it less."
They actually wear more clothing
than the American girls, he claimed.
Queen of Chicago's Stenos
o IT. Smith and A. It. illovcr of
lone. Morrow County an- In i r today.
I.oh. Kenn nine i.im-s .name of the
expicss office nights. A.:nt I.. (I
Kraier finds that mm h lo his liking.
The Salisbury family will move to
Stalbin k I'll account of Mr. X. Salis
bury who is all o. I!. X- X. locomotixcj
engineer, hiving been transt'ei red to
Siarluick. !
The lied and dim Club nu t Ved-
iii sday and le n il an assessment toi
secure money to 'im Ikiw' traps ctc.J
to conduit shoots. Theie ale thirty!
members in the .I'll'. A. P. .-'tllUnail
Is I'liC'lnll. Harr Morgan, vicc-prrsi-j
but and C O." White ut cletal -tlca- j
tir.r. I
The coronet jury fully xonel ateil ,
J ill Cash Cash, the Indian policeman!
for tbe shooting of Thomas Plack.'
anntbir Indian who ris.stiil arr.st. A
cop of i be er.li. t w.is shown by At-j
t"in. J. 11. lawt. v and a portion '
leads- -We are one. rtain whether
lb.- shot was intentional or not but in'
mi ..is,., fiiui lb..! Cs.li ish ha. I
l ien vti'Ientlv and si ri-mslx sl.ibb.-il
l.,foie l::nk had shot, and lh.it.
Pin k .i inc. i-i. I in t iking the life,
of Cash Cash n hen Mot. Cash Cash
ink-o.i '1 in the p. I f.'rininci' . f
'is .!' v. 'i, ?i the afraM- l""'s p' o "
'ash I'ash U a hish'v r. sp. .-a''',- In-'
dua hlio btais aa txcclunt rrpuu-
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CONEY FUR COATS
40 inch length, bell sleeves, silk lined, at. .
$65.00
ALL WOOL PLAID BED ELANKETS
Guaranteed 100 per cent pure virgin
wool and offered during this season at
the special low price, the pair $4.i),
COTTON SHEET BLANKETS
Double bed size, gray, tan and white,
our famous Lakeside quality, the
pair ----- $2.25
ALL SILK CANTON CREPES
The most popular silk weave this sea
son. Fashionable shades are navy, black
and brown. Because we sell for cash
they are all underpriced. The
yard -.-.$2.Si) to
DUCHESS SATIN
An excellent high grade, smooth satin
of Extraordinary good finish and marked
extra low at the yard '2.1J)
"NOVELTY SU.K AND WOOL HOSIERY
In the 'various shades of - blue, black
and brown combinations, for wear with
your low shoes during this cool weather.
All sizes. The pair ...$1 ,9." to $2.(i'."
INFANTS SILK AND WOOL CASH
MERE HOSE
white only; the pair 7a
'LA TOURAINE OUTSIZE SILK HOSE
The same quality as "La France," a
wonderful wearing, full fashioned silk
hose, the pair $2..'
WOOL AND COTTON MIXED BATTS
Weighing 3 pounds, soft, downy and
warm, each one put up in individual car
tons, the best wool mixed batt you ever
saw and priced low at $2.8.5
CHILDREN'S ATHENA SILK AND
WOOL UNION SUITS
All sizes and ages, 2 to 16 years,
suit $1.85to.$i..'5
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CIGAR.
Smoked from
ia Tuana to
Kulshan
Says the man from Tia Juana
to the man from Kulshan,
"A good cigar, neighbor?
I reckon I can. Here light
up a Lily you'll find it O. K
It's been a good pal to me
I many 's the day."
Says the man from Kulshan
to the gent from Tia Juana,
"You're on I accept I
like fine Havana. Your taste
I admire try a Chesterfield
do. It's a beautiful blend
only 2 bits for two."
Seven distingiiisheti shapes
Ueals 10c
Chester6eld 2 for 25c
Lily 2 for 25c
Mas Altos 15c
Ambassadors 3 for 5Cc U;5",S,
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