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d of Than Ira
An sttbassy’s alcoholic re­
quirements ara tremendous. As
the only oases In the land, they’re
expected to ha lavish in th e ir ra-
freahmeat of all and anndry oi
their visitor». ‘A drink la the first
thing the c illâ t a t a diplomatic
residence looks for when he ar­
rives, the last thing he takes be­
fore his departure, and ha’s dis­
appointed if several haven't been
interspersed between these two.
DQNATtONS
No donations to charities or ot lerwiae w ill he made la edvertta-
»r >»» p y in t i.» - onr con tfib cépM » Ül be in
W H A T O O NHTITUTga A D Y B R T IH M O
- A ll future events, where an admlMtoa chares la mads a » 'a
ctlon taken Is Advertising.**
Mo dlsconnt w ill be allowed Religions or Benevolent Orders.
JA N U A R Y W
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GOD SBB8 AND CARBS— “And she called the name of the
d that spake unto her, Thou God sees me." Gen. 16:13.
PRAYER—O Lord, yrhither shall I go frOnp Thy Spirit? or
Ither shall I flee from Thy preseaee? If I ascent up' into heaven
>u art there; if I make my bed in hell, hnkold. Thou art there. It
ike the wings ofthemorning, and dwell In the uttermost parts of
sea; even there shall Thy handjead me, pnd Thy right hand
nr oin
I t supplies, onoe
can’t he renewed on
CLEARANCE SALE
exhausted
perm it
a
w ill have to go dry or patronize
bootleggers, like ordinary folk.
manr lifetime
L u c ie n A p p le g a t e , a re sid e n t « L O regon fo r m ore
a 80 y e a n , d ied a t K la m a th F a lls M on d ay. N o o th e r
ies i a ea r ly ftregori h isto r y stan d o u t m ore p rom in -
PO RTLA N D, Ja». ?• — « R —
J. K . From k, sought by the
Los Angeles psdUe authorities
tor an alleged t i l l . H I swindle.
ly th an th e A p p leg a tes- L u cien w a s a son o f L in d se y
] 4 u p s in 1843. Thebe b r o th e ls led w h a t w as k n ow n a s
thgb A p p legate train a n d a fte r fig h tin g th e ir w a y th rou gh
h o stile In d ia n s w h ile en ro u te, w ere fr e q u e n tly calle.d
o i t o str a ig h ten o u t In d ian u p r isin g s a fte r r e a c h in g
J iA y e a r b efo re th e W h itm a n m a ssa cre, th e Aprile-
g i t e b roth ers op en ed u p a n e w ro u te to O regon b y
w jlieh e m ig r a n ts le a v in g F o r t H a ll p roceed ed b y w a y
o s N e v a d a to Klamath" la k e and th e R o g u e R iv e r v a l­
li» ’ a n d S o u th ern O regon. ,Af_ ìhi& fcóuté wa'i th rou gh
t l$ ) -U o d o e o e t t B t y y /tbe' In d n m » ,fè^ k ‘* Ìreà‘v y to ll from
t t e E m ig ra n ts, and th e A fip lp g a tes and th e ir n eig h b o rs
v ^ r e k e p t b u s y p r o te c tin g s e ttle r s from th e w a r lik e
r^tls. B oth o f th e A p p le g a te i p la y e d a p ro m in en t part
irj th e p e a v e n e g o tia tio n s, b y w h ic h th e M odocs and
the K la m a th s c ed ed th e ir la n d s in 1864, and w h ile
C lp ta in J a c k and h is tu rb u len t b an d w ith th e C anby
t A s s a c r e , n in e y ea rs later, w ro te a b lo o d y c h a p ter in
Q feg o n h isto ry , th e cou n try h a d b een m a d e reason ablly.
sA fe ifo r th e w h it« m an and th e g o v e r n m e n t h a d taken
ogee, th e ta sk o f p r o te c tin g th e s e ttle r s.
j L u cien A p p le g a te w as a b o y o f f iv e w h en th e
"^hitm an m assacre, d r e w th e a tte n tio n o f th e N a tio n to
tW s -fa r a w a y lan d and in h is 80 y e a r s in O regob n ot
o » l y ‘ w itn essed , but w a s an a c tiv e p a r tic ip a n t in m a n y
o | Rie s tir r in g in c id e n ts a tte n d a n t on th e tra n sfo rm a ­
tio n o f a w ild ern ess in to a co m m on w ealth . Su rrou n d ed
b; a ll o f th e c o n v en ien ces and lu x u r ie s o f m odern c iv il-
iz ition, it n ow seem s d ifficu lt to im a g in e th a t one m a n ’s
li etjm e h as spann ed t h e p erio d b e tw e e n th is c iv ilia n ’
ti 'n -an d th e com in g o f th e w h ite m an in to th is untam -
e< ; an d u n se ttle d d om ain .
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•- T h e A p p le g a te s w ere a sp len d id race o f m en o f a
stjird y v a lia n t ty p e th a t lia s le ft ita im p ress on O regon
h fetory. T h e nam e w ill n o t soon be fo r g o tte n .— P o rtla n d
T tle g r a m .
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T in s DECISION HELPS “ THIRD PARTY
• /flfe d it one fo r t h e U . S . S u p rem e cou rt in its d e ­
c ilio n oh th e L a .F o ll e t t e act, la s t M onday. T h e h ig h
ciftirt fou n d , in an ex a m in a tio n o f certa in term s o f th is
se a m a n 's b ill, th a t th e a ct d id n o t m er e ly d eterm in e
tl|? m erits o f th e co n tin u o u s q u arrel b e tw e e n em p loyer
m id em p lo y e as to w h o sh o u ld g e t th e m o st m on ey or
d o th e lea st for th e m on ey it g o t. T h e cou rt sa id th a t
tilt» a c t concerned its e lf w ith th e w e lfa r e o f sh ip p in g
a £ s a e h , and th e in te r e st o f th e p u b lic in h a v in g safety*
,
A n d th is to th e c r ed it o f C o n g ress: T h e con rt found
f ila t t h is b ip a d p u r o c a e . o f th e L a F p t l e t t e act w a s e r i-
d e n t fro m th e p ro ceed in g s in C ongrega w h ich led up to
th e e n a ctm en t o f th e b ill. .
T h e act had p r o sc rib e d . the nu m b er o f men to he
em p loyed o n - a - s h ip . T h e d h ip ’s m a ste r had em p loyed
th a t num ber o f m en, bnt had put th e m ost o f them to
w o rk d u r in g th e d a y , a | v a rio u s jo b s, and had p u t a
sc a n d a lo u sly sm a ll num ber on tlie o th er tw o w atch es,
e x te n d in g in to th e night- T h e co u rt fou n d th at th is w as
a v io la tio n o f the p u rp ose o f th e a c t, w h ich w as in ­
ten d e d to p ro v id e sa fe ty for i th e sh ip , b y p roper han d ­
lin g , and n o t- m ère eAse fo $ » th e m en by lim ita tio n on
h o u rs and labor.
Any
law , and a n y court p roceed in g, th at- d oes
e ffe c tiv e ju s tic e a s b etw een litig a n ts qr b etw een c o n ­
ten d trig f a c tio a a * iU d o fu ll au d finali ju s tic e to them
o n ly by d o in g ju s tic e to the Whole m ass o f p eop te, o f
w h ich th ese litig a n ts are a part. B y prom oting' the
• in te r e sts o f th e' w h o le in d u stry i t , w ill best serv e th e
in te r e s ts o f Jhose w h o are to sh are in it.
A N D
T h ese are a ll h ig h -g r a d e sh o e s in th e n ew cu te,
c o n s is tin g -of C o lo n ia ls, str a p s and p la in s ty le s in
p a te n t, sa tin an d k id -m a te r ia ls . V a lu e s, $7.50 to
$?-50,______
By Charles P. Stewart
‘"1
NBA Service W riter
When fortune smiles at some ■
a v M o sE
people they, g e t, conceited rlgh!
sway.
A va SHINOTON.— The nature
their offi c ial— status— doesn ’t
.permit members of the diplomatic a,
Yoiudon’t haer so many Jokea ootps here even to look Interest- Bj
Fame is a simple matter of sur­ about how alow plumbers are, to ed-in anything Congress does, bat
trulV
« ì r ’w considerably "
viving widespread public abuse. maybe it is no longer a Joking
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4,, Tbs purest way. to.aajl attention
to old age is trying to hide it.
L Some men stay around home so cut. off their drinks. *
In all the United States high-
BATTSMV B.
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much when they come down to
Good-looking wives* with sick­ 'the office they have forgotten power beverages are legally avail­
able only in the Washington b b -
ly husbands aro s ubjec t to many how to talk,
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HIGHSCHOOL
bassfes
and legations,
tqmptatlons.
Armory, Friday, January •
Theoretically they’re foreign
There are times when silence
*
territory.-
Within their portals
Reformers may fall to make sounds good.
liquor may flow freely, regardless
us better, but »they never fall to
Wouldn’t It be fun if telephones of t the eighteenth amendment
make us miserable.
were made out of cheese so you and the Volstead law combined.
It has to get there, however,
A man may be awfully homely, could bite them when* you get across American soil. If permits
And still be a favorite with the mad? .It would.
for this are forbidden, no more
Hdles It he owns a good car.
drinks.
Paper says Coolidge smiled at
a caller from New York. That's
Spilling graVey oa the table-
Suppose such a rule goes into
nothing. We laugh at them.
oloth is due to being in love as
effect.
often ae it is due to carelessness.
The diplomats will be ea-
Sherwood Cltp — celebrates titled to keep the Stocks of wet
• ties Heck says: "The business completion of paved street pro­ goods they have on hand at the
tin^a, to consume tjiem and to
0’ this country needs to Be let gram.
serve them to their friends. But
alone ten times as much as It
they
won’t last long, even though
The
best
mahogany
comes
from|
neBds to be Investigated by Con-
huge stores be laid in in advance.
Hayti.
BASKETBALL
SWEEPER
OUT OUR W AY
i ’ l l "feLL N O VMHUT H E S IM F E R !
HE'S IN FEf? H O LO tki M E U P AN*
-TAHlN A PRISONER /W A S FROM ME«
X RECOCrMlZED T k E T OOO COLORED
B R O W N IS H COAT A N A i AEM HHAKl
k PAMT*5.wrTH IFF V SHAPED R lP IN
S k E M "IFF MINUTE I SPOTTED HIM /
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t o w n . ______
By Williams
WOMEN AND -, CHILDREN’S
. CHILDRENS
SHOES
l n ' d r e i » a iid s c h o o l a t o e s , b o U ik j g h and
S iz e s U 1-2 t«»2. V a r ie s to $5.00.
Sqle Price, $3.85
BOY’S SHOES
H ig h cu ts, sh o e s and o x fo rd s. S iz es 2 1-2 to 6.
V a lu e s $6 00
11 1-2 to 2, V a lu e $5.00
Sale Price, $3.85
M ost o f th e se s ty le s are in «11^ s iz e s and
from A A A to E w id th ; b n ilt ^ ^ r a com b
la st w h ich a ssu res y o u o f a p e r fe c t l i l tin g
H ardw are
The Winchester Store”
vkW I-W T H E M
A iu T H IS COOES!
- T H t M S - A-A-WH-
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Do Not Overlook
Good Banking
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’th oir
b u sin e ss h ere are a ssu r ­
ed o f c o u r te o u s trea tm en t
an d < a p p r e c ia tiv e . a tte ii-
tio n , w ith the assu ran ce
o f £ eli> fu l
su g g e stio n s.
a d v ic e and
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Sweaters
in 3 g ro u p s o f sp len d id
viOuee,
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Use o ar banking fnrtttttoe.
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