H \LSEY ENTERPRISE. HALSEY. OREGON.
ERRORS OF G. O. P.
R E V E A LE D BY S M IT H
Americana spend twice as much for i
C h a n c e fo r C e le b ra tio n »
FA R M ER S N O W SEE
H O O V E R AS F R IE N D
candy every year as for books, ac- ,
cording to the American Booksellers’
Know H e Can Be Trusted to
association, and now ttial the secret Gov. Seen as Statesman of
Solve Problems.
la out, we shall probably have a
High Quality.
Sweet-of the-Month club and a Confec­
tionery guild.—Edward Hope in the
Seeking an excuse for doubting Gov- , Herbert Hoover’s extended confer
New York Herald-Tribune.
eruor Smith's equipment for ttie high euce with farm Journal editors and
honor of President of the United ■ farm leaders at Cedar Rapid". Iowa,
States, some of his political enemies ! has resulted in a better understanding
E a rly F o rm o f Shoes
of the Presidential nominee.
The gandal, the earliest and simplest have said that though admittedly a
There had been much pre conven­
shoe, was known by the most primi­ splendid governor of the nation’s fore- j tion
propaganda
misrepresenting
most
state,
the
Democratic
nominee
tive races and was certainly worn by
Hoover as tlte enemy of the farmer,
had
hud
no
experience
in
international
the ancient Egyptians. The Hittltea
as interested exclusively in the
wore shoes, often with gaiters above nfftilrs and would be lost in such mat­ and
problems of the Industrial East As
ters.
But
how
beautifully
those
crit­
to protect the ankle and calf ol the
ics have been silenced by that part of his real record becomes known the
leg.
Mr. Smith’s acceptance address that prejudice thus created is bound to
deals with our foreign relations. Were subside. The situation has been ma­
R em o vin g Iro n Rust
we to select, among all the points so terially helped by Ids acceptance
The bureau of standards says that ably elucidated during the memorable speech and his Iowa visit.
The farm question resolves itself to
Iron rust may be removed without in­ address, the one that showed the most
jury to the base metal by abrasion by acute grasp of our rights and our the comparative attitude of the party
soaking the material In kerosene or duties, we would choose that section leaders. The two platforms are not
by Immersing in a hot solution of 15 of the Smith acceptance that dis­ far apart, except that the Democratic
per cent ammonium citrate.
cussed Just those very problems. With declaration recognizes the principle of
the same deftness of political under­ the equalization fee. Governor Smith,
H ig h E nough N o w
standing that has won fame for the however, lias repudiated the fee itself,
Physicians having caused a tre- candidate In domestic government, the and with that bugaboo out of the
mendous Increase in the price of liver Democratic nominee touched the sore way there Is not much difference in
,
by recommending It to anemlcs. we spot of the faulty foreign policy of the platforms.
The question remains: Which lead­
hope they will not discover anything the Republicans and Indicated the
is more likely to help solve the
remedial in ham and cabbage.—Oma­ road of true democracy and of proper ership
International conduct, lie was quick farm problems—the leadership Of
ha Bee News.
to see and understand how the Wash­ Hoover, the western man, with his
ington authorities had allowed our re­ farm background und economic train­
Y o u th a n d A g e
ing or that of Smith, the New Yorker,
Another difference between youth lations with Nicaragua to drift Into a whose Interests hitherto have been ex­
and age is that the latter thinks forty state of war, and to have done this clusively eastern and political? Kan­
miles an hour Is about seventy-five without the constitutionally necessary sas City Times.
and the former thinks seventy-five Is consent of congress.
about forty.—Ohio State Journal.
Improved Uniform International
Sunday School
’ Lesson ’
J l Few
Ê Little &>
ib v r e v r a f it z w a t ic r . d i
Moody R tbl« In w titu t« of C h lc *« o >
I t t i W —te rn S e w p a n e r Union 1
Lesson fo r Septem ber 23
THE CHRISTIAN BASIS OF TOTAL
ABSTINENCE
P A S S E D R E Q U IR E M E N T S
< •
SAME PRESCRIPTION
Editor (engaging reporter)— If you •
had to write an article on a subject
HE WROTE IN 1 8 9 2
you knew nothing of, how would you
begin?
•
* epK lM A «T TOPIC— H elp in « Othere to
Applicant—We learn from a very
When Dr. Caldwell »twrted to practice
K e e p God’s Law.
medicine, back in 1875, the need» for *
JUNIOR TOPIC— H elp in g Othere to reliable source . . .
Editor—Excellent, and bow would laxative were not aa great aa today.
^ I n t e r m e d ia t e and
People lived normal lives, ete plain,
you end it?
IC— A bstinence for the Sake
O thers.
A pplicant-W e could fill columns on wholesome food, and got plenty of fresh
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP­ this subject, but lack of space . . • air. But even that early there were
IC—The C hristian Standard o f Social
physics and purges for the rstte«
Editor—Splendid . • • >"u are drastic
of constq>ation which Dr. Caldwell did
Conduct.
engaged.—Passing Show.
not believe were good for human bemg^
In this section of Scripture Paul is
The prescription for constipation that
he u J early in hie praetj^. M’1, wh''.“
bringing to view the great doctrine of
expected the worst
he put in drug stores in 1892 under the
Christian liberty and forbearance. The
name of Dr. CsldweU’s Syrup Pepam,
occasion of this teaching was the un­
is a liquid vegetable remedy, intended
certainty as to the right attitude for
for women, children and elderly people,
Christians to take toward things sacri­
and they need juet such a inilil. sale
ficed unto Idols.
bowel stimulant.
This prescription has proven its worth
I, The Idol Is Nothing (vv. 1-0
and is now the largest selling liquid
Intelligent people know that an
laxative. It has won the confidence of
Idol is nothing but a piece of timber
eonle who needed it to get relief from
or sione. They know that there Is
eadaches, biliousness, flatulence, indi­
ouly one God. the creator and sus-
gestion, loss of appetite and sleep, bad
taluer of all thing» 8“ »«* an ,do‘
breath, dysja-psia, odds, fevers. At your
druggist, or write “Syrup J ePaj“’
has no real existence, the eating of
Smith’s Strength in
Dept. BB. Monticello, Illinois, for free
such meat is a matter of Indifference.
Smith Gains Numbers
New York Overrated It should be borne In mind that the
trial bottle.
_____ .
A D o g ’s L ife
of Republican Votes
Admittedly the administration of principle stated In this section has
A dog’s life is not so bad If all his
M a n y -L e g g e d F ro g
Governor Smith's acceptance ad­ New York affairs by Governor Smith reference to things which are in them
sleeping hours are spent In a red
Arnold Miles, son of W. B. Milo»
doggone
tired
of
eut-
wicker basket, which bus a most com­ dress started a flood tide for the Dem­ brought to him a considerable »«Pub­ selves wrong. Strictly speaking, there,
Jones—"I’m
lican vote In the upstate regions, ibis fore, this teaching cannot be applied lng at home.” Itrovvn—“How come?” of Biddeford. Mnlue. Is thinking of
fortable cushion und little curtains ocratic nominees.
taking orders for frogs' legs. Ha
As
an
illustration
of
the
enthusiasm,
to
Indulgence
in
intoxicating
liquors.
year the probabilities are that as a
at the openings.
Jones—“'Yell, when It comes to cook-
one Georgia Instance will serve. A candidate for President lie cannot hold To do so would be a perversion of lng there I cun alwnys expect the almost decided to go Into Hie busi­
ness when he was catching frogs for
radio lawn party was given by former the Republican votes which were giv­ Paul’s meaning. The Indulgence in In­
P o e tic A p p e lla tio n
worst.”
pickerel bait and caught one with
Representative Bonnell H. Stone at en him ns a candidate for governor. toxicating liquors, the use of tobacco,
Certain prose works by Milton were ills home in Blairsville, the small coun­
seven leg». I'e placed It In a large
etc., are tilings wrong in themselves
N
o
E
x
tra
B
o
a
rd
e
r
W
a
n
te
d
The
-national’’
shortcomings
of
Al­
designated "Milton’s left hand." They ty seat of Union county, which always
glass Ja- and now has to catch files
because they Injure the human body.
fred
E.
Smith
are
recognized.
He
has
•‘S tay sin g le, son,"
were written In the middle period of goes Republican In Presidential elec­
and bugs each day for meals for the
The
holding
of
slock
In
certain
cor­
Dad did exh ort,
his life when the political stiuatioD tions. There were a number of out­ recognized them himself.
captive.
“One w ife Is a'l^
New York city, probably—certnlnly. porations and having partnership in
was grave.
I can support.”
standing Republican citizens nt Mr. If you w ish-w ill give the governor a Illegal husluess are tilings that «re
O d e to Bossie
Stone's radio party. When Governor majority ns great as it gave him in wrong In themselves. In applying this
Lots o f M e n
N o t T h a t A t A ll
Smith finished speaking the suggestion any one of his governshlp campaigns. principle to tlie use of Intoxicating
“What rhymes with zephyr?”
Lots of men who feel they need a was made that a Smlth-lloblnson club The country counties of the state, liquors, this should lie borne In mind.
“Heifer.”
••My dear sir,” said the specialist,
big city to give full opportunity to be formed nt once. It had not been probably—yes. and virtually c e rta in - Tlie principle can be applied only to nfter’ a cureful examination, “what
“Do you think 1 am writing n poem
thel talents haven't been big enough contemplated. The organization was will give him nothing like the sup- things which are In themselves harm- you need Is plenty of exercise. In a to a cow?"—Louisville Courier-Jour­
» ) k h he recelve(j ln other eiec-
to make good in a small town.—Atch created with 101 members signing the .
case like yours there Is nothing bet nal.
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11. Not All Christians Have Matur­
roll,
among
which were many Ilepub * tlons. The
Democrats
are n altogether
ison Globe.
ter than tlie motor. It will—
ity
of
Discernment
(vv.
7,
8).
lieans.
too cock-sure of the result in New
’’But, doctor,” Interrupted tlie pa­
That is one of perhaps thousands York state.
Uninstructed Christians were still tient, with a hopeless gesture, "1 can t
A n im a ls W ith Souls?
possessed of the conviction that an afford one!”
I am not sure that some dogs nnd of Instances of the kind all over the
idol was really a living mid powerful
“Didn’t tell you to!” snapped he
cats have not attained a personality country. The speech was so master­
S m ith ’s Speech W e a k
being. For those persons to sit down specialist. ”1 mean to dodge ’etui’
of such permanence as to call it soul. ful, so frank, so profound a? to na­
tional
and
international
affairs,
that
Governor
Smith
as
a
whole
was
to
a
social
meal
where
such
meat
wus
—Canon Peter Green of Manchester,
the election of Smith and Robinson in framed primarily to put the Repub­ eaten would lie to expose themselves
England.
S hu ah ’N u ff
November is decidedly more probable licans and their nominee on the de­ to tlie IlMblllty of being brought again
Colored Circus Hand—Here am a
than doubtful.—Atlanta Constitution.
fensive. However, the contest appar­ under bondage to their sins.
C h a m p io n E gg L a y e r
ently is found to center on the pro­
III. The Christian's Behavior In telegram from de master In Africa
During Its lifetime the oyster pro­
stating lie am sending us some lions’
hibition issue.
Such Cases (vv. 9-13).
Coolidge
Legacy
to
duces about 50,000,900 eggs. It’s a
Foreign affairs are dealt with in a
1. lie should lake heed lest Ills lib­ " ow ner’s Wife—Lions’ tullsl What
good thing for quiet seaside resorts
Country Is Deficit singularly crude fashion. There Is no erty become a stumbling block (v.'.t)
that oysters don’t cackle.—Arkansas
2. Liberty must lie curtailed for tlie are you talking about?”
After going over with the President mention of the League of Nations or
Rastus—Well, read it yo’self, ma’am,
Gazette.
estimates of federal income nnd out­ of the International Court of Justice. sake of tlie weak brother (vv. 10.11)
says plain: ’’Jea’ captured two
go for the next fiscal year, Herbert M. The Coolidge policies towurd Latin
3. To disregard tills is to sin
lions; sending delulls by mall.
A p p ro p ria te ly N a m e d
I.ord director of the budget, report- America are assailed In harrli and against our brethren (v. 13).
In Mexico there grows a tree called a probable deficit of ?100.0<HM««>. sweeping terms, though they are a
To disregard our brother's Interest Honolulu Times.
the “Tree of Little Hands.” Its five Tax reduction tliis year «long vj’ltb In continuation of the Wilson policies. is to sin against Christ, for it is sin
peculiarly curved pollen bearing or­ creased appropriations will lie respoti The remarkable Improvement in the nlng against tlie one for whom Christ
A d v ic e
relations between the United States died. To place a stumbling block In
gans look like the fingers of a child. Sible.
A young womun traveling from Ire­
The Coolidge administration after a and Mexico receives no mention.
the way of the believer Is a terrible land, and, nervous of the crossing
record for economical expenditure that
crime. In enforcing this, three Impor­ asked tlie stewardess which was the
S tre n g th N o t S tu bb o rn
tant considerations are brought out: best berth to take.
V o te rs “ Seeing” H o o v e r
Stubbornness and strength are two is likely to be remembered as ic
(1) The fate of the weak brother
'Well,” said tlie stewardess. If
different tilings. The strong man Is greatest single achievement thus
Thinking people who have a high re­
you're alone you’d better take tlie un­
never afraid to give In when the oc­ threatens to leave to Its successor an gard for the history und the back­ (v. 11).
He perishes. Human sympathy, let der berth, tuit If there’s anyone above
unbalanced budget as a legacy. The ground und the future welfare of this
casion demands.—Atchison Globe.
alone Christian love, would cause a you It had better be yourself."
fact that the impending deficit Is n»w nation are saying, “Vote for Hoover,
characterized as a “paper deficit does it has been swelled by thousands and man to give consideration to his con­
Cause fo r M o o ris h D ivo rce
not alter the situation in the least
duct lest he cause such a loss.
G E T T IN G M E N ’S W A G E S
Among the Moore. If a wife does Unless Income proves to he larger tens of thousands. There is nothing
(2) The relation of the man to his
Hitter
or
antagonistic
about
this
cry,
not become the mother of a boy. she than current expectations, and oui
slayer. He is his brother.
may be divorced with the consent of falls below, both of which are held but there Is a certain amount of deter­
(3) What Christ did for the “weak
mination. The sting and the rebuke
the tribe, and can marry again.
Impossible, the former will not cover to Tammany hall will be the vote that | brother.”
the latter and a deficit, a real deficit will be rolled up on November 0 for
Clu-lst died for him; therefore to
B a n k o f E n g la n d Notes
will be the result.—Cleveland Plain Herbert Hoover, the humanitarian, sin against a brother Is to sin against
For the privilege of issuing notes Dealer.
the lover of [>eace, the engineer, the Christ, because tlie brother is a niern-
the Bank of England pays tne British
statesman, the diplomat, tlte friend of I ber of Christ’s body.
IV. Ths Teaching Illustrated In
government »«»1.000 a year, plus a
Baby lius little upsets at times. All
the starving and war weary people of
H o o v e r Less A b le M a n
percentage of certain profits
Paul’» Life (eh. 9).
your cure cannot prevent them. But you
Europe.
Hoover, although lie has great abll
At Corinth Paul worked with his
can be prepared. Then you can do what
tty and has had wide experience, has
| own hands lest his mission to them
B rains in th e D isco rd
any experienced nurse would do—wiiat
F a rm e r-L a b o r to G . O . P .
not been a student of government
i
should
be
misjudged.
While
he
vigor
most physlelnns would tell you to d o -
"A man wlf a big bass voice.” said Professing Republican dogma at the
Western
Republican
headquarters
ously
contended
for
his
right
to
ask
give a few drops of plain Castorla. No
Tncle Eben, “can keep you interested present time, he lias no deep roots in
sooner done than Baby la soothed; re ­
whether he tells you anything or not.” it. When he returned from Europe in announced recently Bert Martin, na­ for support of them, he refrained from
tional secretary-treasurer of the Farm
asking. By means of his own labors
lief Is Just a m atter of moments. Yet
—Washington Star.
1919 he was aflame with Wilsonian er-Labor party, had resigned his po­ and the donations which he received
, you have cased your child without use
doctrines, but when his name was sition and espoused the cause of Her­ from the Macedonian churches he was
Succum bing R a p id ly
Wide—Girls are getting men’s wages | of n single doubtful drug; Castorla Is
mentioned for the Presidency, he dhl bert Hoover for President.
able to boast that he had not been
i vegetable. So it’s safe to use as often
Wonder how long It will be In the not know whether he was a Itepub
everywhere now.
J. Edwin Spurr of El Reno, Okla, chargeable to them.
Hubby—Yes; they only have to take ns an Infant has any little pain you
process of evolution before nature llcan or a Democrat. It is only in the member of the nutlonal executive com­
V. Ths Teaching Applied (10:23-
cannot >at away. And It's always
quits producing pedestrians?—Arkan last eight years that he has made up mittee of the Firmer-Labor party,
positions as wives for th a t
33),
ready for the cruelpr pangs of colic, or
his mind. If sound and coherent also had quit. Republican headquar­
sas Gazette.
1. Christians may Indulge In lawful
constipation or d iarrh ea; effective, too,
statesmanship depends upon firm ad ters said, as had Weil MacArthur, set
Gone F is h in g
things only as they are expedient and
for older children. Twenty-/!»« million
herence to a definite political phi retary-treasurer of the Colorado I arm- unto edification (v. 23).
N o t So Easy
E veryb ody’s «on e a-fl«hln.’
bottles were bought last year.
Thxt Is how It seem s
2. Let no man seek his own, but
Many a man who seems to be on losophy. Smith here has an advun er-I.abor party, both of whom expect
E v e n s t a y - a t - h o m e s k e e p w la b ln —
tage
over
his
opponent.
each
his
neighbor’«
good
(v.
24).
easy street Is only on easy payment
to support the Republican nominee.
F lsh ln ’ In our dream s!
street —Virginian Pilot.
The principle of love is unselfish-
S m ith ’s T a r iff V ie w s Sound
1 ness.
T h e S p o rt A g e
W o m e n fo r H o o v e r
3. Whether therefore ye eat or
E ffe c t o f Sleeplessness
The traditional gulf between the
Indorsement from the National drink, do all to the glory of God (v.
“How old Is your son?" asked tlie
It has been proved that the loss ol two parties on the tariff question Is Woman’s party of Mr. Hoover’s posi­
visitor.
.
sleep Increases the pulse rate.
narrowed by Smith. He advocates tion on equality of ojqiortunlty was 31).
“Well," replied the dad. 'lie s — Koine girls are kept so busy becow
The Christian la not at liberty to d >
neither free trade nor “a tariff for given by Mrs. Clarence M. Smith,
reached that age when he thinks the lng engaged that lliey have no time
revenue only.” “The Democratic chairman of the party’s national coun­ that upon which be could not ask most Important thing to puss isn t hia
N u g g e t o / W itd o m
to m a r r y .
God's
blessing.
Slight not what’s near through ulm party,” says Smith, “does not and un­ cil. “We are absolutely In accord
4. Give no occasion for anyone to examination, hut the ear ahead."
der my leadership will not advocate with the statement made by Mr.
lug at what’s far.
atunihle (v. 32).
I any sudden or drastic revolution In Hoover,” she said.
T h e re N e v e r Is
madf H A N F O R D ’S ’
We should so live thnt no one can
I „Ur economic system which would
wot
Quoting several of Mr. Hoovers ever say that we have been the occa­
Prospective Buyer—Why, tills is
I cau°e business upheaval and popular references to equal opportunity, Mrs.
s m e
highway robbery!
sion of his downfall.
distress." Smith believes, and his Smith added:
IT M U S T B F G O O D
Realtor—I give you my word, sir,
5. Follow the example of Jesua
opinion Is shared by the greatest ecom
“This Is exactly and simply what Christ (11:1).
tl.ere’s not a highway for miles
Try
it
for
Cut», Bruiie», Sore», etc.
of this country, that the tariff we of the Woman s party are de-
Christ gave n>» all f°r the snke of around.—West Point I’oinler.
B
B C f r I : omlsts
All 4eale»»
•W tk#r»^ »• re*»»^
should t»e taken out of politics and manding for women.”
feral U M b if
others.
treated on a purely scientific basis.
Temperance Leeson,
LESSON T E X T —I Cor. 8:1-11.
GOLDEN TE X T — Let no man »ee»
h is own but »very man another'»
r
When your
Children Ciy
for It
CASTORI A
J « Balsam of Myrrh
! 1
5 fi E
N o th in g C h e a p A b o u t H e r
N a tio n ’s D e b t to D em o crats
WELL OR MONEY BACK
f our Pii#»
o r f»« refunded I* th»
W K JT TLN A S S I R ^ * 5 t r^ (* ,7 g J Ì r S E S s
lng the Dr C. J. I Man u m hx »
-
n o n -w rg k ll method oi Orsi-
event. 11 « d b» u . exch»8»eb)
\
Rem jikxhle tu o e»» elw> «"«»
V fiV ' \
o th e rR e c t.I.n d toto n j l ^ e r t * .
\
Send T O D A Y N r F R E E 1 0 #
\<
page book giving duali» and
RECTAL T j COLON CLINK
S m ith ’s P la n U nsound
Governor Smith's proposition for
Not the least Impressive tiling about amendment to the Klgldeenth amend­
the address of Governor Smith Is hl« ment is pure local option. He ■•"««••
recurrence to tlie great lenders f the ’ that such a method would reestablish
party, to Thomas Jeffers.« and An- j respect for law. It would do any
drew Jackson, Io G rover C leveland t tiling hut that. A more potent instru
and Woodrow Wilson. Clevelami’* | 1 „„.„t for multiplying lawbreakers
I name used to einphsslze tlie sacred
I cmld not lie devised.
Smuggling
aeas of public ofllre as a public would lie extended to the borders of
to
the
trust." and to call attend.«
.very wet state. It would tie an ln-
little-known fact that the American 1 tusllee io Governor Smith to assume
conservation policy originated during 1 il,at he is not fully aware that his
the tenure ol r thi»
mis rug’
ru t*<l I)cro<K>raiic i plans are UopHesa.
lea.ler.
The Road of Good Works
The road of good worka Is blocked
by our past sins, and It Is sure to be
further blocked by our future sins;
we ought, tlierefore, to rejoice that
God has commended to us the open
road of faith.—Spurgeon.
Thank God
Thank God for a gospel that slnga
Itself Into our dally lives, and that
bids us sing away sorrow snd care'
Sin has no such hymns.—Ciarenc
Cberman.
The Suitor—My precious lamb!
Tlie Daughter of the Parking King
i _Don't call me that.
Lambs are I
getting frlglitfully cheap again lust
call me dear. Venison is still at a
prohibitive price.
CONSTIPATION
In T ra in in g
p«an and u n p l« M M l «ft«»
«ffeet». T h e y relU v« tb« «r«t«m «»< com «tip«*
«Ion r o i * ” '« ’•h ic h t«u«« abM duK »md «chins
f «clins. H em cm bcf they »ec • d o ctor« pre«
» flir tio n »nd can be t»k«n by th«,entire fem dy.
All l>ni8S‘»<* i , c ao<l
P«ck«s»-»
¡kjollyr—Daddy, what Is Ihe midnight
aun?
Daddy—Better ask your brother my
dear He’« qualifying for the title,—
b tra i Stories.
R E LIE V E D
. QUICKLY
Carter’» Little Liver FMs
ror•»¥
l»*at«»
m o *« the bowel« free from
CARTER’S ESi PILLS