THE HERALD S MAIL BOX
I ducat Ion vs Crime.
able (<<r a young man with an «silication.
The »ice commissioner in Portland re
port» that crim«* ami vic«« tlounshex in
high pla«»*a
B«*aver State
lleral-l \s
The girl that play» the piano amt the
crime, vi«»-. ami violation« of law their habitues ami patron» of bandy houses
cause and cun*», an* l»*ing discusmsi by in our cities an* not illiterate.
They
Entrevi as S«H»»n«i Clase Mail Matter at Lenta, Oregon, August 2.», 1911
the peopl«* thiougn our «tallies ami ha-wl haw been schoolml ami know lietter.
papers, allow m«> to "put in” under the Statistic» n»»*ntly publish«« I by a com
Published Every Thursday at lents. Ore., bv the M t . S cott P vbi . ibhinu C o .
alxvve caption.
This letter ia pmmpt«»l mission itp|H>iiil<*«l to report condition»
H. A. DARN'ALL, E thtob ani » M an agi ».
I«y those «»litorials which have appear«»! in llu* penitentiaries in thia country n*-
in the Oregon lournal «luring the last port that a much higher atan«lnr«l of I
Office Phone: Home 1111. Residence Talx>r 2*18
few months
First th«* Journal says, n* ■slucacion la to Is* found in our |«en«*len-
(erring to the inen*a.«e of crime, that the tmriea in pro|H>rtion to population than '
CONSIDERABLE number wbich was essentially Bourne’s only solution of th«* problem is a higher out ai«le, all of which ia pnaif that «sili-
«1«»*» not d«»*reaae crime,
li
of people would read The Bill, has become known and is standanl of «»lueation in our public' cation
con-1
sv'hools and «»«lieges.
Se«*ond. that the»«* are fart» we arrive at thia
Herald if they could get it by the
making him many friends es suicide has increas«»l rapidly with our' elusion that higher «»lueation ha» a ten
month, who do not live on any pecially among the farmers. advan«»* in civilisation, ami of eours«* dimey to produce Idleness or to i-ngage
delivery route. For the benefit A. E. Clark, the nominee of the that a«lv am»* is «Im* presumably to our in ipie-tionable-elu*mea to get -oim thing
of such we have decided to list Progressive State Convention is advan«»* along «»iucational lim a. Third, for nothing, Idl«*m*—ccrtaiiilv pnslu««-»
and crime pnahl«»*» suicide.
such persons, let them call at a comparatively unknown man commenting on a statement made by crime
some of our greatest educators that we Heme it may Is* true, aa some of our
the office each Thursday evening whose nomination was the work
an* paying t«x> much mom*y for duea- great taiueatora have »aid. that we an-
or Friday and get a paper, pay of Lane men. Putting Clark on , tion that is not practical, or in other paying Io much for «»lueation that ia not I
ing 10 cents for every four copies the ballot seemed a good way to words is no la-netit to th«- student when practical I hear«! Smiator Jones ol
taken out. Get your name listed cut Bourne out of a chance for h«* gets it. The Journal in its «lefense North Yakima. Wash., while delivering I
to a graduating ela— ,ln*w
of education print«»! a tabl<* of statistics an a«l«ln
at once.
the Progressive nomination.
to show that the earning capacity ot the thi- compar-imi l»-tw«»*n the graduate
Friends of Padgett point with gra.luai«*» of our colleges and universities ami the youth from the country with ‘
pride
to their man who is carry an* slightly m ex«-«- is of thon* w lw> have | limit««! schooling. A eolh-g ■ graduate I
HE generally unsettled rela
receiving hi- sli«»*p»kin ami remem- i
tions existing in the ‘‘Bull ing the banner at the head of the not n»*eive«i the higher schooling The aft«*r
la-ring the pn>mi»e held out to him that
Journal
di«i
not
attempt
to
show
that
crowd. Mr. Padgett
Moose” crowd is losing that or Prohibition
this schooling had product'll a b«*tter position- were to ha«l for the asking, I
ganization scores of votes every we are assured, has been conced- I citizen. Now I take issue with the dropped into a bank and told lhe pn*xi- 1
day. The Colonel’s visit to Port the election over Selling by a Journal that the education received by «lent that he luid just r»»-eiv«*d In-ahc«-p-
land last week was the beginning good 6,000 votes, and at least the student» in our higher institutions »kin and that lie was <|ualiti«s| for any
position and that lie want«»! to Is- presi- I
of the dissolution. The real old twice that many over Lane, of learning does not dts rease crime, vi «lent
of the bank. The president told
olations
of
law
or
vice.
For
proof
of
time stand pat style of conven Lane is not making as much
this we n«»»i only look at the violations him there wax no vacancy but that they
tion that was "pulled off” at Sa noise as he did at first and his of law in high places We sts* it crop neetleii a janitor to sweep out ami clean
lem the other day has multiplied opponents accuse him of never ping out ill our Federal. State, ami the spitoolis. Well, lie dbln’t have to'
the general dissatisfaction. If having signified his attitude to Police court.-. We set* it in our national do that kiml of work he ha«l l»»*n to
“Teddy” gets any votes in Ore ward the direct primary state an«i state legislature-. We st* the of college. so he went looking for a job
suitable for a gentleman and finally in I
gon he had better stay carefully ment one, or other features of the ficers of our cities ami towns who have «lispair not finding the job, ami hi- '
been elect«»! by the people or ap|»>int«»i
away and his partisans will avoid Oregon system. Some of his to position of trust to enforce the laws money getting low. lie forge«l a friends
caucuses and conventions and critical opponents say that his ami ordinances of our cities, violating name to a check ami in <lue tune a col-
relations as a Catholic will lose those laws by «»unpromising with » ice leg,* grB«iuate was la'hind the bar«. The
publicity in general.
him a good many votes. In view and law breakers for money. We «««■ a bank, ms*dmg a janitor, hung out a
-t«-ady stream of men on the road to the sign. Presently an lined iicm U k I youth
HE State election in Vermont of all this diversity of opinion ' penitentiary who are graduates of our from the rural «li-trietx « am«'along. t«»«k
which was held last week. and opportunity to choose. The | colleges who have been occupying |»>»i- the job, was honest ami by strict atten
has greatly increased the very Herald is running a ballot on tions of trust in the gn at banking m-ti- tion to Ilia work soon las aim* a partner !
th«* bank
Now my a«lvi«»* to you i-
high hopes of the Democrats for page one to which it invites the , tutions of our country, in our rail roa«l in
i offices, clerks in our stores, treasurers if you can't be pn -hlcnt of a bank, clean
attention
of
every
reader.
victory this fall. It has demon
I in our fraternal am! church societies, is th«* spitt«a>ns and keep your «-y<- -kinm*«l
strated one point in particular,
Then* i- mon
I convincing proof that education does for -oim'tliing lwtt«*r”.
truth than poetry in thia illustration.
which is of vital consequence to
| not lecreaw* crim«* or vice.
(Jur colleges and parents are jointly Now Idun't want to be iimlerat«-»! a.-
the democracy, and that is, the
too blame partly at least for this -tat«* of against «»lueation but I am against the
source from which Roosevelt
affairs. The colleges proniiw positions pro|a>siti<»n that «»lueation «1«*< n-aae-
draws his support, and this elec
with big pay ami little work
Our «•rime. T«> la* continue«!.
Financial Statement
Attention is called to our Financial State
ment published elsewhere in this paper
and the substantial increase since our last
report. Our Cash Reservéis lar more than
required by the law and we want our
patrons and friends to know we are con
ducting a safe and conservative bank.
We are getting new customers every
day and cordially invite your business lx*
it large or small.
A
THE MULTNOMAH STATE BANK
»FFIIIÍTÍD WITH SeiHDKOIlll AMFNICAM 1**1 PORIl MO. 0*1 GOH
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
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LENTS. OREGON
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Education. Electricity, English Literature. English Composition. Ills'
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I'hyaiology Psychology. Jwx-iology, and Surveying. Write to the Secre
tary of the UorrcH|M>n<lcnce School, University of Oregon, Eugene for
information an«! catalogue.
Courses in Residence at the University prepare for the I'mfesaiona
of Engineering. Journalism, Law, Medicine and leaching
Fall
semester <q«ens Tueatlay, Sent 17 Alldr«-»- the Registrar for catalogues
descriptive of the College of Engineering, the College of I.iliernl Arts,
the S<hooli of Education Commerce, I aw, Medicinr, and Music.
Eggiman’s Meat Market
HOW ABOUT THE
CHILDREN’STEETH
tion has demonstrated that every
Are they in condition to masticate
Democrat in the State of Ver what they eat. so that it can be assimi
mont voted the Democratic ticket lated to supply the necessary brain food
and tha»- Roosevelt poled a little which is so essential to the successful
over one-third of the Republican scholar'.'
vote.
The normal Democratic It has been proven that children with
poor teeth are the ones most backward
vote in Vermont is about 16,000 in their studies.
and the normal Republican vote School starts soon, Have the chil
is about 40,000, and Roosevelt dren’- teeth fixed now and start them
polled 15.800, the regular Repub to school w ith a health v month, free
lican 26.000 and the Democratic from pain.
We are here to stay and i ack np our
condidate for governor). 20,350. work, and. notwithstanding the cou pe
This shows that not only did tition now staring us in the face we
every Democrat stand true to his still ex[«ect to do business and in the
party but that many republican future, as well a* in the pa«t, we guar
first voters have evidently left antee you tiret class work at popular
prices, and backed up by old time resi
the Republican party in disgust dent dentist, which i° a big item to l>,
and have now allied themselves considered when looking for a place to
with the Democrats.
have your dental work done.
At this election Roosevelt and Offices oj«en day and even.ng in th*
Taft will split the Republican Tobin building, over Isis Theatre.
vote in two in every state in the
union, since the Democratic party
is united, it is not only possible,
The Men M ho Succeed
but very probable that Woodrow
as hea is of large enterprises are rnen of
Wilson will carry about 40 states great energy. *m < *««. to-day. dernxml«
out of the total 48 in the Union. health. To ail is to fail. It’- utter folly
Dr.C.E.MORELAXD
T
Oregon Agricultural College
Headquarters for Good, Clean, Wholesome Meats
parents urge their boys anil girls to get
a college «silication -•» they wont have to
The regular Saturday evening dance
work at manual lal»«r as they have ha«i
to «io. Th«* a«lmonition is, "Get some given in Grange Hall Saturday evening
thing for nothing. ' This has a ten«lency in reported a« being a social »ucees» and
t«> create idleness unless the job i- suit- w»« well attended
Absolute Cleanliness Our Motto
Main Street
Lenta, Ore.
“Meet Me On The Furrow
When you read this slogan it will remind you
that there are four delightful days awaiting you
if you go to Gresham at the right time. And
that time will be crowded between the morning
of Oct. 2 and daylight on the morning of Oct. 6.
It will be the Sixth Annual Event of the
for a roan to endure a weak, run-down,
HE senatorial situation in this half alive condition when Electric Bit-
state is daily growing more t re will put bin right on his feet in
order. “Four bottles did me more
complicated. They were already short
real good than any ot tier medicine I ever
three nominees in the field and took,” writes Chas. B. Allen, Sylvania,
now enters A. E. Clark, candi Ga. “After year- of suffering with rheu
date of the Roosevelt Progres matism, liver troutile. stomach disorders
sive. Bull Moose aggregation. and deranged kidneys. I am again,
Over and above all quite a re thank- to Electric Bitters, sound and
well."
Try them.
Only 5“ tents at
spectable constituency is using All Healers.
its influence with Senator Bourne
to secure his consent to their Mothers who spend the night with a
supporting him independently, »ick baby appreciate the help they get
ELIXIR
ex
Mr. Bourne has not fully satis- frr,,n M<-GE ’> BABY.........
’"
tied himself that the nomination i*,;|ally m hot weather, it quiets fever
and irritation, soothes the stomach,
of Selling was secured by violat cheeks the bowels and helps both moth
ing the primary law. He has er
, and child to obtain sleep and rest.
been advised by a largs nun^ter Price 25c an«l 50c per bottle. Sold by
that the methods used by Selnng I.ents Pharmacy.
and the large amount of money
expended in securing the nomin
ation was a violation of the law This great institution opens its doors
in principle if not in fact and the for the fall semester on September if »th.
of instruction include: General
general belief is that there was Course
Agriculture, Agronomy, Animal Hus
a real violation. Indeed Mr. bandry, Dairy Husbandry, Bacteriology,
and Plant Pathology, Poultry
Selling is said to have escaped a Botany
Husbandry, Horticulture, Entomology,
legal test of the question by fail Veterinary Science, Civil E- gineering,
Electrical Engineering, Mechanical En
ure to put the matter to test by gineering,
Mining Engineering, High
only one day’s delay. Further. way Engineering, Domestic Science,
Art, Commerce, Forestry,
Bourne’s friends feel that the Domestic
Pharmacy, Z silogv. Chemistry. Physics,
senator’s merits as an efficient Mathematics, English Language and
Public r-pr-aking, Modern
public official were not appreciat Literature,
Languages, History. Art Architecture,
ed until after the primary, many Industrial |>edagogv, Physical Educa
tion, Military Science and Tactics, and
of the people of the state having JM.osic.
failed to keep informed as toïfie ' Catalogue and illustrated literature
I free on application, Address:
Senator’s work until too late. maile«
Registrar, Oregon Agricultural College,
His influence in the final struggle Corvallis, Oregon.
for the Parcels Post measure School Year Opens September 20th
I he A. me of Cleanliness
5
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S-J
STS
Here are Some of The Thing’s You Will Enjoy
Agriculture
Horticulture
Machinery
Sheep, Hogs
Cattle
Horses
Poultry
Art
f
Races
Shows
Dancing
Music
You willmeet all your acquaintances on “The
Furrow” because they will all be there and will
be disappointedifthey fail to see you, soremember
Gresham, October 2-3-4-5
Half Fare on Both Railroads From Portland and Round Trip Tickets