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One pt, our barging problema
la cheap cigars.
WHAT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING
“AU future events, where an admission charge la made or a
Collection taken la Advertising.”
: , No dlapount» w lU b». allowed Religious or Benevplent Orders,
League
“ W lM t W« pedeatriana m
I argnpd, "la organisation,
autoista hate
W ta p
right» arg involved tÜey ha
big association, wit
with hlgb-prlpc*
lawyers, » legislative lobby «a#
DONATIONS
No donations to charities or otherwise will be made In advertis
tg or Job printing — our contributions w ill be In cash.
barrels of mon«y, to P fh t for
them.
“ B gt ta» individual pedeetrtap
By CHARLES P. STEWART
is Just a poor, tans, down-trod­
N fA Service Writer
den pedestrian. H e wouldn’t be
W A S H W f o k — Sornethli
so safe to kick, cuff, browbeat,
4 sagd- la print recently coacfr
knock down and ran over I f * •
tog; motorlata- troubled In W at
belonged to a powerful league,
lugton fretfed T re ffta Direct
«>orn to defend bto>"
Eldridge so t * a t he dropped 1
"There oouldn’t," objected Eld
w ith blood in his eye, to s
ridge, "he snob a thing as *pow-
toe about I t
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"No doubt you’ve' been pinched aren't eneugb «f tbs*» to form program; • p. m., musical pro­
gram; 10 p. m., radio club pro­
y o u p e lf,” he • accused.
"T h a t’«* a quorum, l« t alone a league,
gram; H P- m.. MWtalte Frolic
whaft make« you so uppity.”
with nay punch behind it" --
w ith stage and screen star«.
“ M r. Eldridge,” I assured him,
„A G W , 4»1.5 mstars. Oregon­
“out of this oountry’s entire
ian. Portland— 8:80 P- R., O. A.
grown-up population I ’m one of
vs. U. O.. fooWaU g«me; “8
about h alf a dozen who never
p.
m.,
dance music.
owned o r drove ea aatomobile.’1
W A S H IN G TO N . Nov. 1».— <IB
KPOA, 464.8 meters. Rhodes
H is expression changed from — Présidant agd Mrs. Coolidge toft
Store, Seattle— 8 p. m., Hoffman
annoyance to. deep wonder. "You here at ntaa a. m- today for Now
orchestra; 8 :|0 . Harkness dance
don’t nay!” he exoclalmed.
Y o rk, where the Preeldent wlU
didn't know we bad one of 'em tonight addresa the N eW 'ïYork orchestra.
here In the capital. . I ’ll notify
the
Smithsonian
Institution—
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Albany — Flax eentching *» «
anthropological
division.
Dr.
Salem
—
Marlon
county
farm
rotting
plant wUl ha built hera
H rd llca’U be w ild about you.”
testa show sugar beota to yield j f a community subecribes.85«,-
frOm *18.8 to 18 per cent sugar. ' 000 to Salem linen m ill.
RfYptt see," t b * director
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EVER LA STIN G L IG H T : —
neither shall thy moon withdraw
tverlasting light, and the days
fsalah 60:80.
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PR A YER: —
$The Lord is my lig h t and my salvation
Whom shall I fear?
The Lord Is the strength of my
f a whom shall I be afraid?
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: BABBITTS ABB SHOWING SELF RESPECT
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Throughout the ages it has been the class that ha*
favked the power of self expression that has got the wors|
• f the record.
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In the Middle Ages, the only people who could writs
irere the-clergy. And so, unless we are merely “ contrary’’
AND
gpd read between the Unee» we-get-a picture of these ew-
tarieg through the minds of the clergy oijly.
I n the Renascence
whSd the Turks had chased
fhe learning of the Byzantine empire out of the East into
Ih e W ent, we have .¿an ei^i.which merchants and lawyers
pnd artist* found the meajg* of self expression. So the
When sfcarvliig, »11 men bave
Italy of Lorenzo the Magnificent and the England of
tbe same religion.
¡Elizabeth and the Tfranctf of Jkenry1 the Fourth found
»xpression in d iv e r t *w ay ft
inevitable result
thq
of loahUng has
wen a power of expression of the «Htseeg o f , the.people,
iihilism in R ussia, syndicalism in France, socialism
How fortunate that any one
n one form or another Jn w o r ld politics, may or may not can be honest wRbout a college
ie valid expressions of this opportunity for an outpour­
ing of the spirit. At least they are natural results.
Vou can get things more often
•
A first result of any new power of class expression
hr
going after them than' by
Is a jealous feaction o f aill other classes.
sending for them.
The Middle Agee
bipbr 'with; resentment of
rpriestcraft.” For all others had to be dumb, in the pres-
Moat men take pride In con­
cealing their faults and using
of the learned clergy.
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The invention of printing gave to the newly rich of, them on the sly.
C e Renascence a power of expression that .was resented,
to the clergy and by the masses as. well.
g The newer democracy of the nineteenth and twentieth
'uries has been angrily resented by the people who bad-
trained themselves for the polemics of the “ IntelU*
Has H eflt says: **A man can’t
xia.”
become great in a small town
i
unless be wears a plug bat when
bo goes to church.”
Greaf Mothers
of th^ World
One of the most interesting forms of this resentment
been the feeling shown by the substantial people of
yreeent day against the “ Smart Aleck” propagandist*.
E L IZ A B E T H GASTON
It is only recently that a counter propagantla has M other of M r. 'S . S. McClure,
are discovering that the way to fight the; publicist. Tbe Father of
the >n.
s ta te Men
of Tifinoip.
** Newspaper Syndicating
rt Aleck is to forget his bad manners and to equalj
¡True,
Brennan
is
and
has
been
for
years
the
Deittfe-
smartness.
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cfidic boss of Chicago, and consequently to eome extent By M A R Y G R EE R C O N K LIN
ic a boss of Illinois *nd of the Democratic party in the
Bllsabetb Gestou was descend­
A i t e d States. "H i i* a politician of the “ vulgar” type, e d .b o m a French Huguenot, fam­
t jw maiutams Jiis ascendancy by obtaining support, in- ily who Went »6 Irelan d after
cMidmgv f^a^yibatiiRi« ■ from the meet doubtful agencies the revocation of the Edict of
N a n te s ./ The McClures were
dotftAfigi mfiftiifticingH in Chicago public lifet»
|ro ® Galloway, Scotland, wh?
’ Ri^t at JeaatfAf the mea in public life in Illinois rupofi
te.this man, why not have him in a position where lie can
(4 Ins own AucAa&Xha Senate iastoad of having «oma
a
o&er, outwardly respectable, man reporting to him. ’
S' A sa choice, let*s|iave Brennan chosen by the citiaeuh
offIllinois, rather than Brennan’s “ man.”
C.
OUR WAV
of tbe faithful breadwinner who geology collecting stones'and fos-
was gone. And of a ll the valiant slls— things be m ight have done
struggles a mother ever made
himself If he had known how.
keep her children together, Eliza-’ I t occurred to him that it would
beta Gaston’s was tbe bravest be an excellent plan to syndl-
and most pathetic!
Fortunately cate these stories among the
she was a woman
unusual .weekly e q u ity papers over the
physical vigor, else she could country, 4 h « ro they wonld reach
never have stood tbs draft on thousands o t coghiry hoys who
bar energies which her loyal would enjoy them as much as
fight entailed.
But in Val- he would have enjoyed them,
par Iso, Indiana, in the Bvm-ets had he had shek -reading m atter
family, the widow fin ally found In kto youth.' B«, took his plan
faith fu l friends, .such as once ¡to M r. Rosw$H-.'Bmlth of the
sheltered the widowed mother ■Century; but M r. Smith was aot
of Joel Chandler Harris.
Dr, ¡impressed.
Later, w ithout cap-
Everets hkd a large ' library; jltkl, M r. McClure and bis brtl-
end there face downward wltb a'
book on the floor, like the
learned Gibbon at about the
tame age, tbe young Samuel do-
voured reading at the rate of
two or three books a day—
when be was not employed aid-
lng his heroic mother to keep
tbe w olf from the door. A very
Industrious and lovable neighbor,
Thomas Simpson, an Irlstupan
from Tyrone rewarded the talth-
school buildings. Fond parents have'been bamboozle«
the belief lhaf palatial high school* will improve tin
racier, raise the inteligence, and increase the happinesi
hose attending them. .So they bond districts fo r Un
I of ihe children, who will hav^ to pay the interesi
principal of the debt.
UM OfF
PUPPAHl
0OTXW.UM
(B rndtaata) Great B rit-
rzzr* H,pro‘“-
Portland — Pacific Interga-
(to a al Livestock Exposition had
110 000 people attending.
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1 ’ y ii y
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Clarence Gould o f Allegany
tlaed 8860 for causing á forest
Hrg m a r ’ seottabusg.
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tha mnthor >nA h .r fnnr Phil- >*lOn forbldde .)
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PA t SOU A iM T
PWAOW
T A H T O iV >
M<ry QrM(r
"
best thing about u smile is ihe thought that call
liai* » aye
on - the
job, . booze
runners. J
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L B M M E H Ph/E
lla n t Wife carried out his syn-
dtaate idea w ith tbe same prlva-
tlons and persevering industry
¡that Elisabeth Gaston showed
when a te «migrated from Ire-
land to America w ltk her four
¡little boys. Out o f M r. McClure’s
successful syndicating business
grew M cClure’s Magaslne and
'its tremendous circulation.
V44MTBDSUCH
LAVISH ita N G S -
H0WBV6R.1DIO81Î
HER SUM DROPS
itrie s is due to rivalry n crcclion o f fiVedlcssly sum pttf
it i f f
dt
AtHfcl
BONDS AND TAXB8
Much of the increase in taxation in many cities an(
Stánfofd football gam«; 7 p. um
new».
KFBK
14»
meters.
Bee,
K 1 m ball-Upson, Sacrament»—
7:4» p. m.. vocal program; S:30
p. m., band music; 5;«u 'P. m..
Instrumental,
and
*<**1
Pro­
grams, 9 p. m., syneopptlon
program.
K N X , 187 meters.
Evening
■»press, Hollywood— Usual fea­
tures; 7:80 p. m., W urlltser
organ concert; 10 p. m., A*»-
ba«sador orchestra; 11 p. SB.,
Hollywopd nlghe.
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K H J , 4 *8 .1 meters.
The
Times, Loa Angeles— 7 p. ni..
Tbeck orchestra; 7:80 p. m..
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