Shop Early.
MH IKS 61 IS 000U St Mt Mt
(Continued fruiti page 1)
NCE more we hear the cry.
“Do your t’hristmas shop ation will I h > extended the defendant
ping early.” Theapitarent mo It is-ctir» tome that a man who le
tive of the outcry is a humane one. down and out, and »teal, a loafof bread,
lie given some consideration
Particularly in the cities ami on should
But. a banker who deliberate!« take»
the trains handling mail pack de|Kmitn, vhen lie knows the liank is
ages. and at the |x»stoflices. this inaolvent. la worae than the other lellow
seems to apply in a rational way. aud deaerves no leniency."
The custom of making the em Banker Myers aaked to »peak a word,
and said that he pleaded guilty with the
ployee's of the down town stores I understanding tl'at he would Is« given a
work through the holiday season |>arole and lie allowed to aaaist the re
far into the night to satisfy our ceiver in getting more money tor the
wants is a bad one. The exhaus depositor*. The judge replied that no
tion caused by such long and se arrangment had beeii made with him.
and that lie would not promiaeany man
ven.* labors is not overcome in a jiarole upon a plea of guilty.
day. However there are other “If a man want* to plead guilty lielore
features to be considered. The me,' said Judge Galena "he must take
family that begins to do their his chance». 1 never have, and never
Christmas shopping early will do will, enter into any cotnpromiae when a
acknowledges hi» guilt.',
mon* than the one that waits till man
Attorney William La Force made a
the last week, or the day before plea for leniency, explaining that Mr.
Christmas. Buying early does Myer» is helping the receiver in the
not relieve the desire to buy- suit» now pending to recover money for
other things that appeal to us as the dejioaitor» Attorney J II. Cleland
who 1» counsel for the bank receiver,
suitable for presents.
We »aid
that th« bank would be able to jiai
suspect the cry of early shopping about lift |iei cent of ihe depoalt, it all
is a proposition of the shopkeeper. suit.» are »iii»'e»aful agamat person» who
Things Itought rarely look so owe the iuatitutlon.
well as they looked on the coun Attorney C M. Idleman. representing
ter or in the show case. You the depositor», said that In» clients have
not been aati tied
He could offer no
buy today, and returning that excu
e for the action» of 'Ir Myer»,
way tomorrow, find that there and that hi, de|io»itor» still demanded
are other things that appeal to just ice.
you as being more suitable for The »i-gument put up by Myer» after
the purpose than the one you Iieing sentence» consumed thri-e time»
the time that had previous!« Is-eu
have already secured. You are used
It was evident that lie had not
tempted to buy again, and again, <-x|»vted such speedy administration of
and again. Now who gains by the I»«« When s»kcd why he bad not
the early shopping? Not you. made bi» explanation» earlier he «aid
the buyer. Not the clerk.
On that he had no money and that he had
secure«! an attorney th« night Is--
the other hand the chances are only
for«. an<l that lie «»« serving him only
that even you have over-lwught. a» a friend The judge, however, had
Your necessities must be set aside made Ins dicisiou of sentence »nd he
for the accumulation of notions. was not to be liegged or bullied into
Early Christmas shopping means changing it and *> stated. By agiee-
with the prosecution thirty day»
extravagance and waste, and ment
was allowed before carrying out the
perhaps want. The longer you sentence in which Mvers would lie al-
put it off the less you will get of lowed to recover the losses. Then, the
the unnecessaries and the more judge said, would he consider a |>a
you will have to put into the use role, provided every dollar was |>aid and
when uo one sustained any loasea.
ful things for your home.
The »eutenee generally meets with
0
Ln t reel aw Second I I hm Mail Matter at Lenta, Oregon, August
Publishes! Every Thursday at l ent«. Ore., by the Mr. Stvrr PvatiaHisu Co.
H. A. DARN ALL, Enema and M vnaukr .
D
M
SIMONSEN.
L ocal E dito «
and
B i siness R kpresf . xtativi
TEN REASONS
Why You Should Hove a Bank Account
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
S
9
IO
It
It
It
It
It
it
II
It
It
It
hdps your credit.
creates business habit>
stimulates your courage.
brlnqs opportunities to you.
creates the “Savings Habit".
qiarjs you aqainst e\tra*aqan<(‘.
gives you (ontideme In your Judqmenl.
protects you aualnst losses by robbery.
furnishes the best receipt lor money paid.
enables you to squarely meet that "Kalny Day".
that he has known for several
months that the defendents were
guilty, In spite of this fact he
has gone on collecting money
for their defense, and has ex-
acted an enormous fee for his
services, He makes a business
of handling that sort of eases.
While doing this he played on
the credulity of thousands of
WHY NOT OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH A 8000 BANK IN A 6000 TOWN?
poor people and in the name of
charity aud justice has divided
A Redmond bank has made ar their hard earned money for the
rangements to bring in several purpose of fattening his own
carloads of good dairy stock for purse and keeping up a sham
ranchers of that section, follow front. In so doing he divides
ing the same plan as that of Bend the profit of criminals with him
CORNER MAIN STREET AND FOSTER ROAD
capitalists in furnishing brood self and becomes a partner in
sows to the farmers of that lo looting the people. He. like most
cality. Redmond, with a large so called labor leaders, has played
JOHSMA I OK OW6KISS
Th« rnuae of OTetHlflc ngrifulturo J. J.
area of irrigated alfalfa growing on the miseries of others to his own
loaf one of It, tii-isi able and i I ovo I ih !
ad route* in the death of Pnifeaaor
all about it should make an ideal benefit and the sooner the peo
i ( ontmiMsl lroin l'ag». <>tie
F H King. »tu> diet at Madison,
ple who have been accustomed
dairy center.
Wla . a »hurt time ago Itesliles writ open* up favorably it I* entlrelv prob
to follow their instructions and
Ing n nuintx-r of tmoks mi ilntln.ige. Ir- able that he will co.iaent
It is need-
A petition is being circulated believe in their advice, under
rIgni Ion and »•■Il ’ |>h»sii - he devised le»« to «a« that should he give favorable
the ».rateiti of ventilatimi for Parus 1 »»sent bi undertake the race that this
for the reappointment of Post stand that these promoters and
which Iwtir» hl» inline nini Ini» been
Master Spring to the position walking delegates are simply
bo generally
t»> proti mal r* f irm •ecliou I tie district will rally to bis
«Upport undlvldedly
The lleiald »ill
which he has so well filled dur feathering their own nests the
er» vt ecy where
do »list It < in to help should lie decide
ing the past three years. We better off they will be. The man
•'Our hens am fat and In flue con to try (or the nonination,end it «iigg«»t«
were not aware there was any who orders a strike generally
dltlon. but don’t lai
Is i summary that the attitude of those friendly to th»
opposition to Mr. Spring’s ap does so only after he finds there
of the complaint or liimdreda of pout in->«mimi aliould make Mr Johnson ac-
pointment and scarcely see the is nothing in it for himself—
try kis-per» in tine <»>udill>>n t»-rh.ips |Ualtllcd with their vie»«
for th« roasting pan or kettle, but not
need of such a movement, how when there is no money in a com
for producing egg» It's their fatness
ever it may be well to let him promise. When the strike has
and tine condition that are tin- can«« of
know how many of the people been made effective, closed up
th.- irmible Switch them from i diet
consisting chiefly of corn to one of
served at the Lents office appre all avenues for the workman’s
wheat, bran, skimmilk gr<»-ti stuff,
ciate the service they enjoy. We source of income, the “walking
meal »craps and the like. an<l the bens
delegate
still
gets
his
pay.
If
dare say there is not another
will slug a different time >ti<l nil tit«
l ad, Winter trouble».
egg basket
where there is as little cause for the average workman would quit
To many. wii>t*r I» ■ •«•»•■ n of trou
complaint. Not only has George his job when it was unsatisfactory
ble
rim (ri-st-bittrn t.s* »ml At>K*r*.
No finer cooperation I» exemplified
been an efficient administrator to him for any cause, he would
anywhere than that which !» Iwliig put ehapped li»n.l« and lipa chilblain«. col<i-
approval. The judges' attitude in the Into practice by until.« country pastor» •ore», re<i an>1 rough »km», prove tins
but he has been an entirely trust be far more independent, and
case ba* won him many friend am mg in conni» timi with Hie varied practical But such trouble» it» ts-lore liucklm'«
worthy one. No one doubts that the chance^ are he would be
THEY WANTED HUGHES the depositors. He seemed to be well problem» which confront their parish \rnii-» >alv*. A trial ronvinc»» Groat-
from George Spring. Then why much better off. There would be
informed a* to the handling of the bank loners and by these »ante hardworking e»t healer of Burns, Boils. Pile», i’ut»,
N a recent speech in New and
should anyone consider a change practically the same wages, or if
the condition» at the present tune pit risii loner» In relntlmi to the unirai Sore», Bruise,. Ecseina an<l »pram«
York, Goorge W. Perkins.
with some possibly less compe the rate per hour were not so
Myer» objected to the sentence «aying and spiritual problems which the d un <*n)y ?5 cents at sill druggist«.
ha» on bls hand* This co-opera
partner of J. P. Morgan, that he had pled guilty with the under Itile
tent. and for many months less high there would not be so much
tion carried out to the fullest egtent
standing
that
it
would
gain
him
leniency
possible h i» mure In It of conteutmeut
efficient service. It is the skilled time lost in lay offs and the year said that Gov. Hughes was put
from the court.
It was thus evident and happiness for Hie Altieri an than
forward
in
1908
by
Wall
street
would
probably
see
a
greater
man that always gives us most
that the same attitude that he has any other agency that can !»• named
for our money. Why should amount to credit. Then the at to represent the Republican maintained all the while in the conduct
this not hold true for those who titude of such organizations to party’s position on the trust of the bank determ iced him in hi» plea -
Kerosene 1» snnxrtlme* u«e<! a. a
PROFESSIONAl
ward employers and accumulated question. and that Gov. Hughes, namely bim»elf, tn» own interests and nienti» of a ■•■elemtlng a limy tire, but
serve us in a public position?
III the <-n»e of nil Illlnot»:in the Other
wealth is not economical either in his speech at Youngstown, safety. The history of the. Ml Si-ott day
there was ao much acceleration General Practice. Abstract» made and
bank prove» that the institution was
In the sentencing of Ex-presi for themselves or the state. Lim- ° - construed the Republican one continuous sen«« ol illegal proceed Hint i’> • unfortunate member» of the
examined.
dent J. F. Meyers, of the de iting the product by cutting the promise to amend the Anti-Trust ing» from «tart to tini-h It opened it» futili« could not adjuat themselves t >
The store blew up »citing tire to
Kollo e. tíroesbeck
funct Mt. Scott bank, to the lim time or delaying the production law as follows: “In our progress doors with le«s than 11'00 in the till It.
the house, mid fire ttientlief* of th«
Attorney-at -Law
practically
none
of
the
slock
wa«
ever
in
any
way
simply
raises
the
we
must
avoi<1
false
steps.
Ours
it of the law. $1000 fine and two
family were burned to dentil before
paid
up
Probably
one
tenth
of
it
Pnone
Talair 1599
price
on
the
product.
The
end
must
be
the
rule
of
reason,
etc.
”
years in the penitentiary, a con
they could make their escape from
Notes were loaned from time to time by the house
South
Mam
St.
Lenta. Oregon
When
kerosene
1s
put
on
a
Congress
refused
to
legalize
is
a
circle
of
oppression
in
which
siderable number of people of
friends of the bank, through the solici smoldering flr»> a gas I» at onci* gen
“
reasonable
”
or
any
other
kind
I
all
of
those
directly
concerned
the Mt. Scott district will find
tation of the officer» for the purpose of erated that Is as dangerous n» fume
C. E. Kennadv
a lot of satisfaction. While the suffer, and a good many of those of monopolies, so Gov. Hughes making a showing This was continued line It is the Ignition of this itn, that W F K lineman
6824 48 Ave., S i!
Attorney-at Law
was
put
on
the
Supreme
bench
rnI
»e»
flavor-
tn
such
case»
outside
of
this
circle.
down
to
the
closing
of
the
Bank,
and
at
money would have been good,
The McNamaras have admit and helped twist the law to make least one person friendly to the bank as
the fact that a scheming shyster
Ktnntdv h filtneman
One living In central or rnnteni
ted
their
guilt. They did not do
conform to the trust idea of an institution of the town, stands liable ■tales
has gotten pretty near all that
Reai
Estate and Rentala, Notary
mid who hns not been in the
t<slay of looaing a tl'iOO by having such
Public Work
was coming to him is even more it because they wished to save the what the Republican promise a note caught in the final closing and Golden State 1» aoinetlme» at a Io»«
to
under»tuiid
how
orange
ranches
can
the
state
unnecessary
costs,
or
be-
meant.
Office Phone T 3)12
Residence 748
satisfactory, Many were sur-
having to stand good for it.
have it value of from Jl.>»t to *3,5iX)
MainSt. and Carline, Ixmt*. Oregon
prised that the limit was so low. cause their consciences oppressed
Add to Mr. Perkins' significent During all the time of the bank a ex per
acre.
But »itch price» are Intel
It ought to have been ten years, them, or their standard of hon- remark, the further fact that istence it practically rendered no ser llglble when one lakes Into account
Office hours 6-10 p. m
and perhaps the judge could have or demanded it. In this they Hughes bitterly opposed an in vice to the town other than to" serve a, the value nf »Ingle cropa which are Talior 1516
a depository. It received deposits and rm from such orange grove»
Sunday by appointment
One
been justified in allowing some deserve no credit or diminution come tax, and his qualifications advertised loans, but rarely did it serve
lady, a Mr» Sears, who owns a fifteen
thing for his pleading guilty. of punishment. Mr. Darrow says as the Taft choice for the Su- the people in such a way The records acre ranch In the southern part of
Dr. Ervin £. Sells
But whether he deserved any thev confessed because the case preme bench become readily ap- seem to sb«* that the only persons that California. recently »old her crop of
Practice Limited to the Eye
sei'ured loans of any considerable size Valencias on the trees for 416.5OO and
consideration for having plead was absolutely indefensible, and parent.
800 Gilliert Ave.
Lenta. Ore.
were Myers or some of his relative»
A hml nothing to do In Hie trnnsaetlon
guilty is a debatable question ! he has known it from the first,
but
indorse
a
draft
for
the
amount.
considerable part of it was used to pro-
He did not intend to plead guilty. and it is evident that he has
Of course this orange ranch did not
mot* the Italian-American Bank, which
1 m Short, rn D
He ran away to prevent it and simply been playing for the mon A STARVING INDUSTRY was promoted to sell but which seemed cotne by chance but was given pain»
taking care and spraying for n multi
$. P. Hiltner, m. D.
only when it when it was evident ey he could wring out of the 11HE Woolen trust is the most tisi g>>sl anil which would have been tilde of enemies to tiring It to a profit
that he would be convicted did laboring people of the country.
insistent of all the trusts in run as Myer»’ bank bail he not liecorne able bearing condition
Pkv»lcl»»*9*r|e»*«.
he assent to do so. and that he The one good thing that is com its demand for a high tariff. entangled at l^-nt». He intended event
(Er«sha»a.
-
Oreg««
admitted in open court wa3 due mendable is that the confession This trust still calls itself an ly to close up the bank here From the One level headed farmer's wife we
remark« made in court it was evident know who keeps many laying hens
to the belief that he would se- clears up the case to everyone’s ‘infant industry,” and its agents that it wa- not due to any awakening of resents the Idea of having Iter nice
cure a parole by so doing. It was satisfaction, Just who deserves told the members of the Ways conscience that led him to plead guilty- fresh egg» serve as a cork to float the
£. €. Worland. Dentin
not his honor that actuated him. the credit for this in the highest and Means committee that the after lieitig returnwl from Montana un prices of the great quantities of eggs 719 Dekum Bldg., Third and Wash,
of uncertain reputation that are mar
ington, Portland, Ore.
He and the two Mc.s are in the degree is not certain. Probably trust would starve to death if der arrest. Honor did not lead him to keted In violation of pure food laws
do that
He ex|>ected to e»ra|ie punish
CltyOffice. Main 5955; Lents < Iffice, 2833
same catalogue.
Mr. Burns, for Darrow admits the tariff were taken off of wool.
Rhe has made a deal with a hotel In
Reaidence, Tabor 2587
ment. In that he was surprised to a large market conter 330 miles from
it was only the absolute certainty
At Boston, recently, William hear that he could not withdraw hi* where she Ilves and every three or Reaidence Corner Mth and Marie St«.,
Lenta. Ore. Office Hopra 8 to 10 a. m.
We are called to explain why of conviction that secured, and Wood. President of the Woolen blea and that it was too late to change four days crates her egg, anil ships
sentence. Deputy Sheriff Jack Do them to her customer by express
we are defending the trio of it. and Burns provided that cer- trust, was a witness in a suit the
lan took Myer, to the jail, where he i« Each egg Is stamp»«! with the date on
tainty.
ht. O. fi. fieu
filed
against
him
by
a
man
whom
Los Angeles criminals, as seemed
detained
A stay of 3u days wa» grant which It Is laid For eggs marketed
ed, however, to give the prisoner an linder these condition« «lie receives
he
had
knocked
down
and
run
to be the case acrording to a
other chance to try and raise money
Lighning Kills f ew.
over. The judge asked Wood \t the end of ‘.V> davs he will la- taken 50 per cent more than If they were
PHYSICIAN and surgeon
paragraph in our last issue. We
sold ki nllv and marketed In a ml,-
to the state prison if the money is not
are willing to explain, The ar In 1906 lightning killed only 169 peo how many automobiles he owned. at
cellaneous
shipment
She
has
Assumed
hand
pie in thn whole country. One'« chances
that relation to the egg market which Carline near Main Street. Lenta. Or*.
“I don’t know.” Wood replied.
ticle in question was ordered to of death bv lightning are les» than two
gives h«Tn higher price In just the pro
“
How
many
chauffeurs
do
you
be left out on Thursday evening. in a million. The chance of death from
Wheezing in tin- lung« indii ate» that portion that other folks market stole
Being away on Saturday we liver, kidney, or stomach trouble is employ?” asked the court.
phlegm i* obstructing the air paanage». egg». Hitts Increasing the demand for
W
I <>TT
H H. OTT
“I never tried to keep track of BALLARD' HOREHOUND SYRI'P those strictly fresh She takes pain»
were very much-surprised on re vastly greater, bnt not if Electric Bit
■ nd 1» well (iald for her trouble
ter- be used, a» Robert .Maedon, of West them,” Wood answered.
hxtsens
the
phlegm
so
that
it
can
be
On Brothers
turning home and finding that
Burlington, fa , proved. Four doctors
coughed up and ejected. Price 25c, 5Oc
item at the head of the editorial gave him tip after eight months of »off
DENTISTS
Imagine a man so rich he can and |1 00 per bottle Sold by Lanta
columns. That is not the senti ering from virulent liver trouble and not keep track of the number of Pharmacy.
< • reg. ,n
l>F«-p.,eat«<l couglm that resiit ordinary Et resti a in.
ment of Jthe Herald whatever yellow jaundice. He was then com automobiles he owns! Then re Children take BALI.ARD’B HOKE- ramidiM
require lx»th external and in
and do not wish to be so under pletely cured bv Electric Bitter*. They flect on how many of the work HOI’ND SYRI'P willingly liecause it ternal treatment. If you buy a dollar
Herman Emfltlkdl < Cut hr«»
are toe beet stomach, liver, nerve and
stood.
ingmen who purchase Mr. Wood’s taste» nice. There i«n’t a better remedy bottle of BALLARD’S HOREIIOllNI)
kidney remedy and blood purifier on
St. lohn’i Church
In line with the above it would earth. Only 5Oc at all iruggiate.
highly protected products are anywhere for chikirea^ coughs, hoaree- BYRUP you grt the two remedies you
ue*» and bronchitis. It's a good medi need for the price of one There in a
not be amiss to explain what we
unable to keep track of the
at Gray’s Crossing
mean by the “trio” of criminals. Plant an ad in these column, ana number of woolen suits they or cine and easy to take. Price 25c, 50c HERRICK'S RED PEPPER POROUS
PLASTER
for
the
cheat,
free
with
each
and SIJJO per bottle 'old bv the l>enta
E G. HESS, Pastor
It is admitted by Mr. Darrow I »ititi your business fro*.
their children own.
Pharmacy
bottle. Sold by the Lenta Pharmacy.
Good roads throughout Oregon
will be the chief topic discussed
at the annual convention of
County Judges and Commission
ers of the state, which will be
held in the Portland Commercial
Club convention hall December
12-14. Road legislation will be
considered with a view to per
manent highway construction
throughout the state.
MULTNOMAH STATE BANK
OF LENTS, ORE.
I
DI RECTORY
Service at 11
Sunday School at It)