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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
Kiim Kale, a Turkish town In gun
shot,of tlie IlrillBh wurshfps, sounds
111(0 the treasurer of an opaque organi
zation, the members of which uro
lliude purer thnn ivory uoaii, hy simply
putting on a nightgown.
Lot ub bIiik a song, nnd Rot the rot-
ten pour out of tho exhibit bulldin
window.
r'Tlia ultra smart" of Pmis are now
shaving thoir logs, with specially made
safety razors. If thore is anything
smarter than this, tho proletariat
would like to know It.
.An 111 wind lilow laBt night, hut it
might liavo been a lot sicker.
THE MUFFLED KNOCK
(Oregon City Enterprise)
A most enjoyable event was that
of last Friday night when a recep
tion to tho teachers wns given In
tho high school nudltorium, under
tho auspices of tho 1'. T. A. There
wbb u good attendance quite dif
ferent than on somo fonnor occa
sions, and all seemed to enjoy
. themselves.
, Tho Demokrntlc candidate for gover
nor Is suffering from foot tVouhlo, and
somo pooplo think thore Is something
wrong with the other end of hlni.
Gold money Is coming hack Into cir
culation, which will result In the reha
bilitation of a nuiubor of dismantled
watch chains. It has been a long time
since a citizen has showed up with
$200 strung across Ills bosom.
A Mexican la always fascinating In
Ills ornoryiics Tako Captain Vul
vurde of Juarez, strutting around in
his uniform, nnd caught redlinnded In
the miilst of a pleasant revolution-to-bo.
Tho genoral told Mm of Us folly,
the sunrise, and tho brick wall. Cap
tain Valvarde was not subdued by
early dying with his Oxfords on. Ho
said:
"Senor, I glvo a d nil"
And what could tho general Bay to
that.
WANTED A good boy to do chores
for. room. Call at 554 Jofforson.
(Want ad Corvnllls .Gazette-Times).
After a ehamberlad.
( A COZY STALL
(Salem Caplt.il Journal)
TO bed early working woman or
'student may liavo furnished
room and use kitchen for help;
first floor, car lino; 2 ladles.
1910J.
Tho Multnomah county grand Jury
investigating tho operations of tho
.lames Itoys at tho primary, indignant
ly Indicted Section 311 of tho election
laws.
What tho country noeds In the
White House right now. Is a leader
who can peck out a flambouyant note
to Europe announcing that tho portion
of Immunity located In America Is dy
ing of a broken heart, because it la
nnablo to give an Imitation of Slkl the
Songnlose, In the Near East. There Is
no mandate over Armenia! but tho US
has fed the ltiisslnns until they are
nearly fat onough to tear down Civilization,
A lynching was narrowly averted at
tho week-end rassel. An exponent of
tho Jawbone cuddle, utilized tho pump
handle stylo of dancing for II getaway.
WANTED A FORD THAT
WILL WASH DISHES
1 (Polk Itemlzer)
There tire still lots of evergreen
blackberries in tho Pedoe valley
. and the Falls City Canning com
pany's truck Is still gathering
them, . '
Somo' candidate for biirgnmeistor
ought to como cut for viaducts around
selioolhouses, nnd antagonize, the
spued Idiot vote. , ,
THE LESSON OF THE NEAR EAST CRISIS.
WK LIVE ami learn. The recent unpleasantness in the Near
East effectively clemoiiKtratos the truth of a recent Quill
I'oint, "Mijclit may not lie risilit, but it is seldom left."
Turkey wins all ij 1 t i r (lie line because she had milil on her side
a well trained army ready to fiprlil. ami bis; jans ready to open fin-.
She refrains Constantinople and Thrace, and enters the Armistice
parley with the winnitijj; cards lucked safely up her sleeve.
Meanwhile tlie League of Nations adjourns sine die, a pitiful and
pathetic example of the futility of Kijrht, when it has no Might to en
force; ils principles.
The lesson provided by this spectacle is obvious. The League of
Nations must have force to back up its decrees, or it is doomed to
immediate extinction. As the tffirld is today, moral recommenda
tions are not enough, for internationally there is no moral standard.
rVe Turks, for example, are fighting for their selfish interests, just
as the Creeks and the liulgarians, the Serbs and the Slavs, have
fought for their selfish interests, and till under the banner of- na
tional integrity.
Now, somewhere in the mix up, there is, from the standpoint of
world welfare, certain discernible principles of right and wrong. The
League of Nations is probably qualified to distinguish those rights.
Hut as long as there is no force to support them, the selfish scramble
merely continues with war as the inevitable outcome.
One of the most popular arguments against the League of Na
1ons, was the charge that the League involved the imposition of a
super-government. The charge was well founded. Hut without such
a super-government, without a force outside of the nations them
selves, and great enough to compel obedience by all the nations' no
league covenant can 'be worth the paper it is written on.
The Near East crisis clearly demonstrates this. If the nations of
1ho world are not ready to accept a super-government organized for
pence and capable of enforcing peace, then the old .struggle fur sr.
premacy will certainly continue, and wars will recur in the future
as they have in the past.
It is a disniul prospect. It looks as though the world must, suf
fer more agonies before it realizes that pence is worth the price,
the siic'riTA's of a selfish nationalism, that must be made for it.
YANKEE HITTERS EXCELL GIANTS
.319 TO .318 AS SERIES OPENS
Latest Gossip From European .
Social and Political. Circles
NEW YORK, Oct. 2 in offensive
strength there Is little to choose be
tween the possible contenders in the
11)22 world's series, as they appear
grouped upon paper, and only with the
aid of the fates that decide that some
player shall hit when a lilt is most
needed or that another shall fail when
failure is most costly can a preference
be made.
Of course It is by the arrangement
and distribution of the butting
strength that a manager obtains the
moat possible out of his team, and the
actual attacking value of a bull blub
must be gauged by what the line-up
produces. In evaluating the teams,
moreover, consideration must be given
to their offensive abilities in relation
to their defensive character.
An instance of this is an infield that
may lead all the other infields of the
league 1n batting, yet be so poor In
fielding that its rating would place it
third or fourth among all tho eight
clubs. The maximum offensive power
of un Infield, which Includes the three
basemen, shortstop, catcher and best
hitting pitcher, is batting strength.
Ouill Points
1'Icssed are the pact! piiikers, for they sludl get a raise.
If tho meole inherit much now it is proof that their deceased sire
wasn't noted for meekness.
It might be well to remind Turkey Hint many an initial success is
discounted by an attack of swell-head.
"When both sides wish to compromise, it isn't because both are
reasonable, but because both think they arc licked.
Smoking may become general aiming women, but you'll never see
one pulling on a cigarette vlile mixing the dough.
Correct this sentence: "Isn't it nice," chorused the family "to
have no place to go ami to spend the evening at home like this."
PGf
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Wslt Mason
SURGERY.
THOrCJI I'm in a fierce condition, with diseases nine or ten.
I don't seek the learned physician in his highly ornate den.
In the dear dad days now vanished to the doctor I would fly. and
my divers ills were banished in the twinkling of an eye. He'd in
dulge iu harmless banter, making me forget my ills, then he'd
hftnd me a decanter of his compound juice of squills. This was
long ago my masters, when man wore a liver pad, in the days of
porous plasters, ere the saw became a fad. Now, no matter what
my ill is, all Hie doctors talk the same; ostracised the good old pill
is, curving is the only game. I was sick with Texas fever, and
the doctor sabl "I!y .Jim. your one hope is in the cleaver let me
rend you limb from limb." If there is an ill I catch it, eery ail
ment 1 endure; and the doctor says, "The hatchet is the only cer
tain cure." "Drugs are but a useless fizzle," says the healer,
with disdain "with my bucksaw and my chisel I will rid the world
, of pain. Long research has taught, us better than to dope away
your life; 1 will cure your mumps or tetter with my ax and drawing-knife."
And the surgeons still pursue me, as they follow
other hicks, asking for a elianee to hew me anil to pile me up in
ricks.
HOW MUCH DO
YOU KNOW?
1 Who died saying "You will find
Calais written on my heart'";
2 When was Newfoundland discov
ered ? ' ,
II How many coalitions were there
against Napoleon?
I What American reptile has horns
on Its bead?
5 Which nre the five largest lakes
In tlie t'nited States outside of those
known as tltatlreat Lakes?
li Where am the most plus made?
7 What Is the name of the wing
less and tailless bird found In New
Zealand?
S In what year was held the first
l'. S. presidential election?
It What three ancient rivers flow
through the Holy Land'.'
to What was tlie Missouri compro
mise? Answers to Yesterday's Questions
1 Why is England sometimes re
ferred to as Albion? Alls. Albion
means white and this reference Is
made to tlie chalk cliffs of Dover.
2 Who was called the American
.Montaigne? Alls. Itnlpb Waldo Emer
son. I Who wrote "Poor dynt?" Aim.
lleurlk Ibsen.
G Who was the Admirable Doctor,?
Ans. It was a nanio given to Itoger
ltucon.
0 What is Hie origin of tho cata
racts of tho Nile? Ans. They are
dams built by t lie Pbarolts In a scheme
to furnish Egypt with better irrlga
tlon.
V Where is British Honduras? Ana
On tlie Caribbean sea south of Yuca
tan, Mew
.8 Who wrote Tier's Plowman? Alls
Will l.nngland.
0 When did England relinquish
sovereignty over the American Col
onies? Ans. Jan. 5, 17St.
10 In what two parts is Armenia
divided? Ans. Russian Armenia ami
Turkish Armenia. Russian Armenia
Is a Soviet republic, Turkish Armenia
is under rulo of Turkey.
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank the friends, noigh
bors, Woman's Relief Corps, LadlcH of
the Kirst M. E. church, Olive Uebehah
lodge No. 28, It. 1'. O. E. No. litis, mid
the Elks band boys for their sympathy
and beautiful floral offerings iu the
hour of our sadness, for our loving
wife nnd mother.
F. it. Putney, Mr. nnd Mis. Arthur
M. Putney. Mr. and Mrs. Jesso W.
Putney, Mr. anil Mrs. Chester II.
Putney. Mr. and Mrs. I,. 11. Tucker.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Piirsell. Mr. ami
Mrs. Edward C. Root, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence C. Dickson. 16 J
On the latter basis the New York
Yankees lead the Oianis by one point,
having a total of .319 to the Nationals'
.318. Considering the St. Louis club,
which had a, fighting chance to win
out In the American league up to the
close of the season the Giants are still
one point under the club that will rep
resent tlie younger league. The Browns
too, bit .319.
These figures are based on the hit
ting of Kelly, Frlsch, Bancroft, Groh,
Smith Snyder and Nehf of the Giants;
Plpp, Wards, Scott, Schang and Bush,
Dugun of the Yankees, and Sisler, Mc
Manus, Gerhor, Foster, Severeid and
Van Gilder of the Browns.
In outfield strengtli Die Giants are
superior to either of the American
league clubs, a nild-season-average of
.335 being totalled by Meusel, Young,
Cunningham and Stengel of the Giants
to .324 for Witt, Ruth and Meusel hit
ting .316.
The batting averages of the three
clubs, including those men likely to
cut a figure in the world's series, for
and including the games of Thursday,
September 14, follow:
New York Nationals
G
77
71
90
Stengel
Cunningham
Snyder
Kelly 138
liancroft 138
Meusel 138
Young ....134
Frlsch 117
Robertson 38
Nehf 33
Rawlings 80
Smith 83
Groh 10G
Barnes 35
McQuillan ! 42
King '. 32
Sisler 132
Van Gilder 40
Tobin 133
Williams 140
Severeid 127
Jacobsen 132
McManus 140
Collins , 53
Austin 15
Kolp 28
Bronkie 23
Shorten 53
Foster ' 77
Gerber 140
Robertson 17
Ellerbe 85
Bnyne : 24
Shocker 44
Bush
34
Schang ,111
Ptpp 138
Meusel 107
Ruth 9
llofman : 3fi
Witt 12G
Dugnn 130
Baker OR
Murray 22
Smith SS '
Ward 1
Scott 140
McMillan 30
McNally El
Mays 33
.lones 10
Hoyt - 33
DeVormer 24
Sbawkey 35
Skinner 27
AH R H HR SB AV
22G 42 SO G 5 .354
190 34 GO 11 .347
272 29 94 4 ' 0 .340
541 81 184 15 , 11 .335
580 113 193 4 15 ' .333
551 90 182 Hi 11 .330
50 4 9 0 1(54 7 1 8 . 3 2 5
4110 91 119 4 27 .324
'44 5 13. 1 0 .295
89 9 25 1.0 .281
279 41 78 '1 7 .280
223 29 62 9 1 .278
390 59 107 2 4 .274
71 0 14 0 0 .197
73 4 14 0 8 .192
69 14 13 2 0 .18S
Louis Americans '
550 124 232 7 47 - .422
83 15 28 2 0 .337
571 111 192 11 G .336
533 116 174 37 33 .327
484 45 155 3 11 .320
501 79 157 8 18 .311
549 S3 170 11 8 .310
92 10 ' 27 7 0 .293
31 6 9 0 0 .290
.53 6 15 0 0 .2S3
G4 6 18 0 0 .281
129 21 ,35 2 0 .271
255 37 ' GO 0 3 .267
558 75 146 0 E .262
23 2 6 0 1 .2G1
319 37 78 0.1 .245
25 2 -6 0 0 .240
109 11, 22 1 1 .202
' York Americans
84 14 29 0 0 .315
359 43 ' 121 1 11 .337
527 89 174 9 5 .330
421 54 135 13 10 .321
352 S6 113 32 2 .321
88 13 27 2 0 .307
447 , 93 116 4 G .30G
539 83 159 6 3 .295
232 30 (15 7 . 1 .280
18 1 ' 5 1 0 .278
257 44 71 7- 0 - .277
.515 G7 1 12 7 0 .276
509 GO 110 3 2 .275
,75 0 20 0 4 .267
145 20 .38 0 3 .262
87 6 22 0 0 ..253
78 14 19 1 0 .244
84 3 10 0 0 .226
59 8 12 0 0 .203
101 11 19 1 0 .188
33 1 6 0- 1 .1S2
By JIKKISKItT M. lAVllSOX.
lilU-ruaUoiml es Servile Stoffj
Correp-poiKlcnt.
PARIS. Oil. iJank pii-scuiis, which,
date from centurit-s past; bk-ak colo
nial coasts, where all work and no
play makes Jaciiues a living skele
ton: even the gleaming blade of the
hideous guillotine Itaeir thought of
none of these Is deterrent enough to
stem the crime wave that Is sweeping
over France in general and Paris
in particular.
Official figures . now confirm tlie
intensity yith which. tho, city of Paris
is being infected with tho crime germ
and reveal the alarming fact that an
astounding proportion of the Increase
of crime is uniting .the youth.
These figures, taken from a re
port by Kluile Massurd, municipal
councillor, are quoted by tho Paris
Midi. "Tho sad end of Meclstas Charrier
who killed a man in the course of
robbing an express train and expi
ated bis crime under the guillotine
hasn't halted for one minute those
who walk in his footsteps, or even
tboso who .go him one better," is the
comment made.
"In one year the total number of
arrests for all crimes has exceeded,
in Paris alone, the astounding figure
of 40,000!
"Hut the most disquieting tiling of
nit is . the recrudescence of juvenile
crime.
"Four hundred culprits were less
than fifteen years old; thirteen hun
dred were from fifteen to seventeen,
and 3200 had not yet attained the
age of twenty!
"And that is only the boys. Mure
than 1150 young girls appeared be
fore the courts. One hundred of
these were less than fifteen yeurs old:
3r,0 were beuveen fifteen and
eighteen years old."
I 1 ! 1.,.., ,l,..f ...lllnnj
..uuriuiuii in ui'ii mkii v,.....-
tion and the extension of home influ
ence are the best remedies.
Modern new-spnpers record more
miracles in a week than there are re
counted In all ancient literature,
sacred or profane.
There nre stranger things 'twlxt
heaven and earth than were ever
dreamed by tho most ambitious trick
camera man that ever inhabited
Hollywood. ' .
La Presse doesn't put it just ex
actly that way. but that's the effect
of Its conclusion after summarizing
a series of bizarre happenings that
have set the Paris public wondering
recently.
Throe of these curious events con
cern mushrooms. The mushroom has
been a favorite plaything of cooks,
botanists and court poisoners for
centuries, but it never behaved the
way it has been doing the last few
weeks.
First of tlie disclosures was that
of.u tinv, but persistent species of
the fungus was destroying the wans
of ,1. Iiist.-ric palace of Versailles.
cms,- upon the heels of this
tiling under the sun" came the an
nouncement that another mnshio. ..
distantly related, was preventing tin.
development of ibis season's oysters
and making it necessary to eliair.
prohibitive prices for the succulent
hall'shell.
But that was nothing to what a
mushroom could do if it got really
riled, as the next few days came to
prove.
Tills master mushroom blew up a
house in Valenciennes!
Whether Monsieur and .ii.iu.iii"-
Mils, newlyweds. saw the musn
rooms before their house exploded, or
whether traces of mushroom were
found among the-ruins is not eieauj
expluined.
,,u tli.nt certain beams sup
ported the house. It was these beams
that were attacked' by me malicious
mushroom.
One dav the crash came. The young
couple were seriously injured.
Some insist tbat tlie nouse
naturally fell la. But the young
couple and others will listen to no
other theory than that the mush
rooms blew up and thnt they were
"set off" by spontaneous combustion.
Enojigh for mushrooms. Let us
turn to fish. It has been reported
from Angers that fish have been
drowning themselves by thousands in
tlie River Mayenne.
-Fish that drown themselves in a:
river are miraculous enough.
Thero is no joke about it. The fish
have been seen, according to several
reports gasping and spluttering, nnd
their poor drowned bodies are strewn
along the fiat river banks
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Bible Questions
And Answers
Questions.
1. 'When linalum was on his way
to appear ijj'fore King Balak, what
obstructed hrs passage in tlie roud?
2. What phenomenal thing hap
pened to Balaam's ass on tho roud
to Moab? 1
3. Why did Paul have to flee from
Jerusalem?
4. What did tlie heathen at Lystra
call Barnabas and Paul?
5. What made tlie heathen look
upon llarniibas and Paul as gods?
6. Did Dcillah bind Samson with
tile seven green withs us he had told
her to do?
Answers to Satiirilay's Qifc-stlons :
1. God first, prevented Balaam
from sending a curse upon tho Israel
ites. 2. Halak, king of Moab, wanted
the Israelites cursed because he fear
ed they could overpower his army.
.1. The Lord comforted Abraham
when Abraham was grieved at" the
thought of casting Wagar and his son
out of ills house, by telling him that
He (Lord) intended lo make each
of tbeni a great nation.
4. The Old and New Testaments
are the two parts of the Bible.
5. Ood. the Holy Spirit, directed
the men who wrote the Bible.
n. Saul made three missionary
Journeys.
Bifrig Thought yr Ibdiay
l.OVE HEFRACHS NOT: Owe
no mini any thing, but to love one
another. Thou shalt not steal. Thou
shalt not covet. Thou shalt love thy
neighbour as thyself. Romans 13:
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