Capital journal., July 29, 1925, Image 4

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The Trappers
Some district attorneys of Oregon, with more zeal than
judgment, seem to think that it is their province to become
agents provocateur as well as snoopers and when the com
munity seems law abiding, to stimulate crime.
In Jackson county the district attorney established a
candy store along the Crater highway as a blind and opened
negotiations to secure a supply of moonshine. Through
persuasion and cash he induced a number of persons to
violate the law and then pinched them.
In Tillamook county last week, the district attorney, at
county expense, fixed up an elaborate movie picture studio,
advertised the coming of a group of film stars and induced
several persons to deliver a supply of booze and threw them
in the hoose-gow.
The federal and state courts are on record concerning the
inciting of persons to crime by trapping. In United Stales
versus Echols, Federal Reports, Vol. 253, page 662, the
court ruled:
A defendant cannot be convicted of a crime which ho wuh incited
and induced to commit by a Government officer for his entrapment.
Ill Petersburg versus United States, Federal Reports,
Vol. 255, page 43li, the court ruled:
Where officers of the law have incited a person lo commit the
crimo charged, ami lured him on with the inirpu.se of arresting him
in Us commission, Die law will not authorize a verdict of guilty.
In People versus Everts. 112 Michigan, page 195, the court
rul'id :
Under our laws, a person who induces another to commit a crime
with knuwledfto that the same is about to be committed under such
inducements as are held out by the person Inducing the same, if the
satuo would not have been committed except ut tho institution and
apptovai of such person, then tho Jury should look upon the person
who admits that he caused the offense lo he committed wilh disfavor.
Human nature is weak enough without sworn adminis
trators of justice plotting to induce the violation of law by
becoming stool-pigeons. That is why the court rulings
uphold natural sentiment against the trappers. That is why,
before Volsteadism, the inducer to crime was held equally
guilty with the perpetrator.
Allopaths Advertise
The doctors of Texas have decided to break their ancient
precedent and overcome their life-long prejudice and adver
tise. The State Medical Association at its recent conven
tion at Austin authorized the abandonment of the old code
of ethics, naming a committee lo devise dignified, yet effec
tive means of advertising, which would mark the allopaths
from the different kinds of praclie.lioners whom they do
not consider qualified to treat disease.
This committee was instructed lo recommend to the
county associations that they publish the names of their
members m some local paper or papers at regular intervals.
The frequency of these intervals was left to each county
organization to determine. County associations were also to
be urged that at frequent intervals they have some material
of an educational nature concerning common diseases sub
mitted to the local papers for publication for the public good.
The Dallas County Medical Association is planning a
f25,000 advertising campaign. It expects to insert half
page advertisements in each of the four dailies of the city
successively, repealing the program each week. A part of
the space each lime will be devoted lo educational matter and
the remainder given over lo a roster of the Dallas doctors
who are members of the association.
There never was a l.iore foolish idea than that professional
men should not advertise. Failure to utilize this avenue has
left the field to fakers, quacks and frauds, who are enabled
thereby to prey on the public for their own enrichment and
the physician's loss. The man with a six months course of
instruction takes the business away from the man with the
six years plus course through advertising with a consequent
impairment of the public health.
Eventually there will not only be association advertising
on the part of the doctors, but group advertising as well and
probably of specialists, for in neglecting advertising
physicians are simply cutting their income and putting money
in the pockets of impost ers.
One Wife on Approval
O Kv Violet Dare Q
V.W lU 11 II
Cynthia m! N...-I 5.i
thfir v iy h'.uw ; n
ft j-i "iitvl iu-:if tin- (
ii,:lit i
lin; tli
tm t h
ovit v.hkh a vrvA h.nl Innlnicil.
tliry Bt-nl.tuifr. Th' ir fM;s is.:iili
alinw-t no Hound, nn-l ..p for llu
fM-caMi.il il ruMhlii; of n Ii
tllfiO .-ilt-nltitP ''"'t a!-. .ilf
t hi in.
It a a tiU'hl nf viiifo i.rinh'.
the moonHcht was mi bvhrlil lh.il
an nir f umcilily lay ovr ciry
thliitf. t'.MiUiia, ns die went 0;tm
mlliK down a torn;, ca.-y hilt, fi'lt ;m
it (tllO tti'lP flj'illB till oticl. thr
vine-like nir.
"nh, Isn't thin pfrfY.-t V" he cried
to N'tol, when they hart reached
the Imtlom and utiiited up the next
hill. "I've never known anything
like It."
"Neither have I," he replied, and
his deep voire made the words
doubly significant, nn he knew
he had meant them to he. Hurried
y she tried to find n uifrr subject.
Khe did not want Noel to renew
him love-making.
"It's no beautiful here; these
pine woodH are innKnlficent," she
exnln lined. "I've often been In Can
ada for the winter sports, but nev
er have I known anything more
wonderful than thin."
Determinedly ehe pinned the con
versation to a diwuwion of the
Keener, as they climbed the hlll,
When thoy had reached the too
;i id paiiM,i n moment fr bieath
lie luuehid her unn lii;luly.
-iMft Hut ineiedll.le
V he demanded, with n kns
tine toward the moonlit world that
l.'V below I hem.
Mu ;new that there were ethor
e.i I'ins in the vt.-inlty of tYeHeV
''M Irom that hill they eould see
nn .viyn ,,f human hie; oitlv lie
ho...)-, unit theh beautiful" ever
;:ieeM. mi hea vf l h mi.mv that
"oinr of din,, oro )Mi,. white tents
"id the loiiir, unl'ioUen weep of
nw that nriil,e( the louK hill.
"I Tee! as If we could mill
lrait:ht down this hill into ITeav-
Physician Surprised
"Hearing of fmiue good results
from (he u,e f Mayr'n Wonder
nil Itemedy I divided to try U on
i chronlr. raae of imliKeHnn nn;l
KiiMritifl I was Interested In. Af
ter Ihe first divte the patient wan
relieved of ku (rouble and whm
Koon able to eat raditduw nnd
many thim,M he hnd not eaten fn
years." It is a simple, harmless
preparation that removes ihe ca
tnrrhnl imiriM from the intestinal
Irael, and nl1ny (ho inflamma
tion which caimeu nrnclieallv alt
fllonifuli, liver nnd Intestinal ail
ments, includinn appendicitifl.
One rise wll convince or monev
refunded n( .1. C. i'erryV. 11. .1.
Kry's and UrugBWts ivry where.
Adv.
en," he ttuld ulowly. "I'd like to
do that- to come a oropper at the
end, and wind up my life right
there; knowing that I'm with you
ia fhe only thing that means any
thing lo me, Cynthia, and since you
can't see your way clear to being
with me always, I don't care about
going on."
"Oh, Noel don't!" she cried.
"Surely J can't mean that much to
you."
"But yo udo. Every other woman
I've ever known has disappointed
me bitterly. You're different from
them all. I know that 1 can trust
you as I could a man and I wor
ship you as if you were a goddeas."
"I'm not, though I'm Just a
woman," exclaimed Cynthlu, tak
ing refuge in flippancy. She felt
that she could not trust herself.
Noel had never appealed to her so
HLrongly before as he had in that
moment. She did not know how
much was duo to the magic of the
night and how much to her feeling
for him, hut she was resolved not
to find out. She did not want to
care for Noel.
Turning ubruptly, she started
down the hill. It was very steep,
and hero and thoro slight hum
mocks howed where troo stumps
or small bushes wero concealed by
the snow. Trees grew in cattercd
ulunijs on tho Incline, and at the
bottom was a thickly wooded urea,
through which no path was visible.
"Bolter tyke it easy," Noel call
ed, as .she went clashing down tho
hill. "You can't be too sure of a
hill like this."
Cynthia went skimming on, bal
ancing perfectly, so well poised
that she w;i.s hardly conscious of
helping herself with tho pole thatl
.-ihe huld llghLly. On, on, so fuel
that she seemed to be sailing thru
the moonlit air instead of on tho
ground.
She could not help wishing that
she could go on liko that forever; i
she felt as if she wore flying thru I
a dream world. Noel was tiome-j
where behind her, Sho hardly
reali.ed that lie was there.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1925
faster and foster she went- as
the bill became ateeper. She (was
coming Into the wooded apace 96ft
Perha.ta it would be better to lofy
down a bit, she told herself, re
turning to reality, as when she ms
going at auch a rate it waa a' bit
hard to ateer sometimes. And the
trees had auch a way of bobbhr'g
up Just when ahe didn't expect
them. Jj j
LOVE LETTERS FROM
ZIELINSKI SIZZLE
WITH ENDEARMENTS
(Continued from Page One.) n
plighted their troth for better or
for worse. The Leo referred to in
the let tern Is his brother aud the
Kva Is her eister.
The letter of April 14, to as fol
lows: fialem, Ore."
My dourest Helen:
Tls the thlrteonth of tho month
dear but I feel I must let you
know some how since am afraid to
phone. Am sorry, very sorry 1
must disappoint myself. Twill be
impossible for me lo seo you Sun
day, March 1G as my eis has been
very sick and I a brother must
visit her.
How is Eva? Helen first. Ha.
Ha.
Am tryinc to imagine you as
hero beside mo now dearie, do you
ever think of me? aui 'dw were
you Monday?
Am having the flower vase fix
ed, Wright me aud tell mo you
still love mo sweetheart,
Am dreadfully sleepy dear, so
good night.
Smack!
Morning smack again.
my firwt thought this morning
was of you dear.
A ga i u I must ea y o fl m sorry
cant fseu you Sunday, but lets hope
for tho next sunduy will be full
of love again, liko this.
My darling my own darling,
how much I love you and can a
life of devotion ever show you
bow much I appreciate the happl
neas you have given me and the
pride I (eel in your having trusted
you sweet self to mo. God help
me to keep that trust perfect In
the highest way.
Now all I can do Is chew my
own gum and live to wait patient
ly for another week.
be good darling. I think of you
often, Sweet little x x'a and a flat
car full of little squeezes.
Youre passionately,
THE VAMP.
The other letter was written at
an earlier day in their relation
ship and was of interest at the
trial as Indicating the period of
time ovor which their amatory in
clinations has extended.
That letter follows:
Salem, Oregon Jan. 24, 1924.
Dear Helen:
How Is everything? Are you
In good humor. You had better
be.
Helen I have a dreadful dose of
poison oak so can not come Friday
evening as I had promised, have
it in my hair too. this means Leo
is thinking of Eva.
My eyes look like two fried
egge.
This wrighting puts me In
mind of an old hen intoxicated be
ing pulled backwards.
Leo says misjudged her capac
ity.
Now have a real heart once an
dont say you wont love me for
having to disappoint myself as
well.
answer arrain as you wright
ouch love letters just the kind we
would expect from a sweet little
siii liko you.
Aurevoir but not good bye.
POISON OAK & CO.
Attorneys for the two aides in
the case have held conferences as
to what steps shall be taken to
ward effecting a settlement under
tho statute as to the amount to be
paid annually for the support of
tho child now the central figure
in the case. Indications are now
that a stipulation on that point
will be reached and eupplenienUl
proceedings to fix the amount will
not be required.
Society
(Continued Crom Page Three.)
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Daviee, plan
to leave thie week end for Neeko
wJn. Mrs. W. E. Anderson waa call
ed to Portland yesterday on ac
count of the illness of her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Jacobs of
Lake county spent a few daya In
Salem recently on their way to
Neskowin. Mr. Jacobs is In the
employ of the biological survey
and la spending his vacation In
becoming acquainted with the
western section of the state.
Charles Kay Bishop and Tom
my Livesle.w returned home Mon-
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Tho sewing Boclety of th Wo
men's Relief Corps will bold an
all day session at the fair grounds
tomorrow. Several representatives
from other corps will attend the
meeting.
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Dr. and Mrs. B. L. Steeves ar?
domiciled at their cottage at Sea
side for two weeks.
Among the Saleraltes spending
tho week In Portland are Mr. fciul
Mrs. J. A. Martlcn and son,
ltiehard. Thoy are the houei'
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lee.
WOMAN NEARLY INSANE
"I was nervous, could not sleep,
melancholy and nearly Insane at
times," writes Mrs. T. A. Saun
ders of 711 E. Depot St., Knox
ville, Tenn. "After being in this
condition nearly three years I saw
Lydia E. I'inkham's Vegetable
Compound advertised and took it.
U made me a well woman. I gain
ed 22 lbs. In weight and havcn'l
had a bit of trouble since. 1 hopj
it will do as much for other wo
men as it has for me." Lydia E
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Is the one dependable remedy for
female ills. Adv.
Ii3
Don'f let baby be tortured
by skin trouble!
Apply Resinol Ointment
and see how quickly
the itching and
Durning siops
Pimples
You will be startled how quickly
and thoroughly you can stop skin
eruptions und beautify your
complexion with S.S.S.
PIMPLES ara the first thing ono
notices la another person's
face. It iw too often cruel in Ha
misjudprnienl. It judges from what
it sees on the outside. Pimples arer
easy to got rid of. More red-cells!
That lo what you need when you
see pirn pi ps staring at you Ju tlia
mirror. Hed-colls mean clear, puro,
rich blood. They mean clear, rud
dy, lovable complexions. They
moan nerve power, becnuso all
your nerves arc fed by your blood.
Thoy mean freedom forevor from
pimples, from blackhead pest, from
boils, from eczema and skin erup
tione; from that tired, exhausted,
run-down feeling. Ited-blood-cells
are the most important thing in tho
world to each of us. S.S.S. will aid
Nature in building them for you!
S.S.S. lias been known since 1826
as one of the greatest blood-builders,
blood-cleansers and system
Btrengtheners ever produced. Start
taking S.S.S. today. Its medicinal
ingredients are purely vegetable.
At S. 8. 8. is sold at all good
JCF i druff stores in two sizes. Tho
wrficr sue is more economical.
BARNEY GOOGLE
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