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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-30
Latest News Covering Willamette Valley Point

undertaking for attachment hav-
ing been duly filed, the clerk OF
the circuit court issued writ Of
attachment to the sheriff Of Polk
county.
v. s. Stats vs.. Fred M. Suver.
Sheriff Orr makes his return on
the writ Of attachment heretofore
issued him wherein he shows that
from further liability therein.
bank account IN the Dallas Ma
tional bank.
G. A. Ball VS.. e. l.. Sechrist.
Summons returned wherein is
shown that the above named de-
fendant was served personally
and In person in the county of
Polk. on the 31st day of May,
1921. Return Of proceedings filed
by sheriff.
County Court.
Harry Haler VS.. John w. Orr ct
al. Judgment entered in the above
entitled action, awarding to the
defendants judgment against the
plaintiff for costs and disburse-
ments of the suit.
Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of
Margaret o'Kelley, deceased. Or
der entered by the court allowing
and settling final account, dis
charging William N. O'Kelley as
administrator Of the estate, revok-
ing the letters OF administration
and generating his bondsmen
from further liability therein.
In the matter OF the estate or
Martha J. Clanfield, deceased
George Clanfield, administrator of
the above entitled estate, through
his attorney, e. X. Piasecki, files
his final account In said estate
Also filed his vouchers. Order en-
tered by the court setting Satur-
day, the oath day OF September.
1921, at 10 o'clock a. M. there
OF, In the court room in Dallas as
the time and place to hear objec-
tions to said final account. The
court ordered further that the ad-
should publish notice
OF said final hearing.
In the matter OF the estate of
Henry Clanfield, deceased. vouch-
ers and final account filed by the
administrator, George Clanfield
order entered by the court fixing
The Gath day of September as the
time and the court room in Dallas
as the place to hear objections, If
any, to the final account Of said
administrator. The court further
that the administrator
publish notice of said final hear
ing.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-30
Corn and Hogs, New
Style, Show Profit

Mansfield, o., Aug. 30-Farm-
ers near here are finding that
hogs and corn make profitable
combination. They make whis',ey
from the corn and then feed the
mash to the pigs. Sheriff Hauf-
man and deputies learned the
other day when they went to the
home of Peter Miller, where they
found a thirty gallon still in a
cemented cellar under a pig pen.
The odor from the hogs killed the
fumes from the still.
Miller admitted that he had
been running off fifty gallons of
corn whiskey weekly. A big nest
of humble bees stood guard over
the entrance to the cemented
cellar.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-30
$40. compared with the former
charge of $55.
Coin, Minted In 1923,
Is Found in Catfish

Port Clinton, o.. Aug. SO.-A
silver coin minted by the United
States in 1923 was found In the
stomach Of a large catfish which
was caught by l. z. Bogart in
Sandusky Bay. The fisherman ia
displaying the coin with pride,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-30
Hell Graphically Portrayed

A preacher wAs describing the
bad place" to congregat tion of
naval cadets.
Friends" he said, you've seen
molten iron running out of fur
mace, haven't youy 1t comes out
white hot, sizzling and kissing.
Well ="
The preacher pointed a long,
lean finger at the lads.
Well" he continued, "they Use
that stuff for Ice cream In the
place l have been speaking Of"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-30
put the age Of tas "a
'ssn determined BY ssI.at,',' 81 = ''t

The 1921 pear s'sas ass '.,s a.. returns
estimated estimated at ss.SoO,lsySyS' lyy's s''' "
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-30

The Tillamook County Box g.
Manufacturing company. with a
capital stock OF $4,000, has been
Incorporated by Il. Heron, l. A.
DeBois and Frank Readen.
There will be no women includ-
ed in the jury panels of the Lane
county circuit court until 1922.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-30
Chemists in Session

Montreal. Aug. 20. - Noted
chemists Of Canada. the United
States and Great Britain assem-
bled here today for the convention
Of the Society of Chemical Re-
search.
The convention was formally
opened by Sir Charles Fitzpatrick
lientenant governor Of the prov
ince.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-30
Near Beers Kick
Proven; Keg Bursts
Breaking Mans Arm

y Dubuque, Iowa, Aug. 80 y
X While tapping keg Of near \
= Deer William Trainor had his y
= right arm broken in two \
y places when the keg explod- \
y ed, blowing out the head. y
X /.
y X \ X X X X X X X Il X X j.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
HEAVY PENALTY FOR HOME
BREWERS

Under a ruling Of the treasury &c
n.rtmsnt, announced yesterday every
manufacturer OF home brew" is sub
Ject 70 q penalty OF $1,000. This applies
sysn when there IS no evidence OF sale
NJ consumption. Tho manufacture Is
declared to be violation regardless vi
the disposition OF the product.
In the enforcement Of this ruling or
hcials everywhere will have no alter
native. Conviction Of the manufacture
Of home brew viii carry with 1t the
81, ooo penalty. tho same as conviction
on a pistol toting' charge in this state
carries with It a penalty OK six months
IN jail.
Undoubtedly, this Will end the Prac-
tce OF making beer In thousands OF
homes. Home brewing has been car
ried on quite extensively here In Wheel
Ing, as we'll as in the country at large
since tho prohibition laws went into
effect. Sale OF the best known materials
for this purpose was placed under tho
han a few months ago, but the $1,000
penalty ruling will be much more ef-
fectiye. Not many men will care to run
the risk Of paying such a large sum OF
money for few drinks Of homo made
beer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
Senate In Agreement
To Act On Many Army
Officer Nominations

Washington. Jan. ls.--Inaction ny tho
senate on the thousands Of nominal ions
submitted at this session 10y Pr'SidHnt
Wilson was broken today and the way
paycd for confirmation before March :
Of emergency appointments.
Attempts OF Democratic senator's !.
force an executive session, none OF
which has been l.. III since congress" as
scmhled last month. resulted n an
crrnrmtn between party leaders 10 re-
pr 10 aDprorriGic committees with in
sr-Ictions TO report the nominations or
E,%I army OGf!cer$ recommended Tor
rerunurnt commissions by III" Perish
ng hoard. and now ho!otnG temporary
appointment
RMS agreement Wa r-Hc'hd after
Sr,a,o~ Lodge. the k'rU".lcan leader,
lad given notice that his rar;y would
not Tolerate any tendency "H the part
81 Tic present administration 10 place
its followers in office to III" "mharrass-
mont O" the new administration. aud
artrr Senator Underwood. IA" Demo-
cratic leader, had assured tn" Reruhi!-
cams that "th"r" was no desire on his
uari 10 DO that" Tho agreement. i:
later WAS said. m:Ght lead - action he
iur, March 4 on a icw other nominations
Of an urgent nature.
senator's Fletcher. Democrat. Florida,
rul Norris RcpunliCan. Nebraska, dur.
.nI the time that the subject Of nOmi-
ions was M iri"h nn%urc"SSfully to
force action on CoVll appoin;"cs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
DANGER OF CRISIS IS PAST

In an address Monday night 70 the
Now York. State Bankers association
Governor Harding OF the federal re-
serve board declared that whatever
danger there may have been OF Il tInan-
cial crisis Is now past. lie predicted a
bright future 10 be attained through
hard and intelligent work. and advised
long term credits and investment In
European securities rs means OF
assisting In the rehabilitation OF for
eign countries.
This statement. coming from such
authoritative source, will be received
with . great deal OF pleasure. For sew
eral months past. it viii be recalled.
tho policy OF the federal reserve board
has been one OF contraction Of credit.
On this score IL has been sharply at
tackled, particularly by the agricultural
interests, who were h!t first and hard
cot by its policy. The natural inference
20 be drawn from Governor Harding
remarks Is that credit conditions from
now on wiz be somewhat easier.
fortunately the rehabilitation or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
NO APPOINTMENT OF
FEDERAL JUDGE BY
PRESIDENT WILSON

Special Dispatch to Tho lnteiiigcncer.
Washington. ian. lS.-The tip given
by q high authority in touch with Whit"
House affairs that President Wilson
was about 10 scLd TO tn" scnat" ~"
nomination OF Il prominent Republican
lawyer OF the state to succeed on ire
bench the late judge Dayton. haSf',
been fulfilled up TO tonight. Nor IS u
expected 10 he by West Virginia poll
ticians, although they were inclined to
believe 1t a good lip" when IT was
handed out to them in hurry scveri !
d..vs ago. 1t succeeded in bringing WI
Ham T. Baker Of ElH'nS, 10 tho city:
Mr. Baker. most Of ;he supposedly wei
Informed the patronage situation believe
will be commissioned for the lifelong
position by President Harding HIS
name was net the one mentioned In the
runor about a nomination that was 10
be made by President Wilson.
II don't believe there were any
grounds for the rumor," said Mr.. Baker
To the Intelligcncer correspondent t.,
night. ~ have been reliably informed
hat nm attempt was made TO suggest
such Z plan TO the White House, but |
nm also informed that tho scheme wAs
abandoned before IT got very 1ar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19

foreign countries is not 50 acute
question now as 1t was some months
ago. England Is on her feet, paying
her way with her annual budget. France,
although depending somewhat on the
German rcparations settlement, IS re-
covering 70 such an extent that she
contemplates the payment OF slGO.Oe",-
coo OF her debt in tho United States
this year. Germany is recovering
faster in the field OF commerce and in
dustry than in that of finance. Tho
German government Will be IN poor
financial condition for many years -
come. The business men OF Germany
on tho other hand, are rapidly recover
ing. Great German pre-war invest
mcnts in number Of foreign countries
were not impaired through tho war.
Heavy profits made by German big
business" during the war have been in
vested In foreign corporations designed
20 assist n the restorat ton Of Ger
many. The morale of German commerce
and industry has increased wonder
fully.
Nevertheless. all Of theS" countries
are still far from normal. and an as
sistance that we can give along sound
banking lines Will be Of value. Despite
the revival OF the war GnaDc" corpora
ton, not much will De done IN :hc way
Of the extension OF credits from that
source. Under tho law. tn" corporation
can extend credits only through bank
or associations and only when appli-
cants can shoew that they cannot Dor
row or otherwise obtain the money
from other sources n u reasonable
time. Thu applicants must then give
acceptable Assurances and security for
protection Of the funds advanced In L
way this - fortunate. as II leaves the
field open for private enterprise. From
any point Of view. the assurance Of Mr..
Harding that tho domestic situation has
been Stra!ght"ned out Is gratifying.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
Are You Troubled With
CALLOUSES?

In a normal foot the bones FORM
ing the ball Of the foot Supporl
evenly the weight Of tn" body.
Ii one OF the bones is abnor-
mally low the pressure Is great
cr on the spot and causes pain
ful callouSeS.
When you support the lowered
hone again in normal position
the pressure is removed, the
pain stops instantly and tie
caIlouseS disappear.
Wizard Adjustable CallouS Re-
mover and Arch Builder docs
by means Of soft flexible inserts
OF different thirkncSscS fitted
into overlapping pockets. When
placed in the shoe if supports
the bone and The trouble diSan-
pears 1T once.
Fitted by an expert, DR., pri&coil
Hours 9 to II Il. nj; - ) y. Ii.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19

There is no ,ouEe- any question rs I"
an Astounding harreS, in al manner Ut
agricultural products. TIL" W'nt'T
whoa, crops is ahuU: 3S6.o00.vpO bushes
and tho spring wheat no. less than 10
h00. 600 bushels. despite sever" i"'A.
damage by black rust Ia some states -
the northwest. WITH a few more iImc!E
rains in the north there Will BE- IN NJ
5000, 000. 900 bushels Of corn. "f wh'' \
Tie southern states will furnish aboG'
third. Texas has the greatest corn
crop Of It's history. while Kansas has
the unusual accompaniment Of lart;v
corn and wheat yields IN the same Sr,i'
SON
There viii he 4 plentiful! supply e.!
other food products: grains. tuh'rS' Tor,
age, fruits and vegetables for men ani
boast. Those prophets of fami"" ANT
bread lines can have the satisfaction
that p"rhaps 30 ouc now r.mo'n' -
Who they wee or what they >a.H. TIA"
Whea, surplus IN Kansas al"n", t2h.''i
into acCouA; that carried over from las
season j. over 10000. 900 bushels. ami
REQUIRES 10000 cars 10 move Il. "T
about per cent OF tn" total 81 h.'
freight cars in the country. Shipments
uc fruits and vegetables from sOuthrTA
points average about lH,nOh cars W''NF
and gradually brought down the prices
Of table necessities once regarded H9
merely dcltcac!es and Injuries.
Although receipts Of grains at pr
mary points have not been heavy. ftrE'-
IS owing to lack Of cars, Yet prices nave
lccn on the toboSgan-slidc because ~
tho presence Of i great surplus II lh'H
country. which, sooner or later must
lud not only = domestic but Il i"r"iEN
MARKET The promise seems t. nc "I
somewhat lower prices than those Whlcn
have nrcaiiCd. hut not so low as Ser'>
uus,y 10 interfere with the prospect ~
much business IN all agricultural! See
tons during tho fall. once moro" rs
many times N IL" past, the crops prov
cd the surcst aud most enduring f"rn-
dation cc commercial prosperity
Ia,l; Of transportation IS the prtnci-
ne Lindraucc 10 better and larger DIS
t-thu,ior. THIS operates 70 maintain
and even advance PRICES because OF tue
corparatlvc scarcity thus caused. Rail
road rate advance point the way 10 an
ultimate solution. but. at tn" best. 1t
scans; 4 long story. Unless cNptricN'"
b" misleading the new purchasing power
Of IN. railroads Will he n stronger rae
tor in maintaining both prices AN" nc
volume OF business.
building operations are murh ha"'-
D.rcd by almost everything th'S ~
harpen to them: scarcity ara tAH h'Hh
rrice Of labor and materials. anu ol'-
Guilty uf financing Loans on consiTuc,'c"
projects. Few things. In IN" present
situation. could do more imam tcn'' ~
building and construction to give sta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
A SALES TAN vs.. AN OIL AND GAS TAX

Among tho revenue measures 'H-
a forms:
a transactions
Second gross sales tax upon corporations only.
It reported that
obtaining the revenue which
have
In either form the gross sales tax simply
OF
West Virginia burden OF taxa
raised enjoying special
privileges and benefits
In his message the legislature
Of ~ the EXPLOITATION OF the natural wealth of West Virginia pointed
constructive
ton: that they temporarily riches
poorer by inference least
The proposition advanced by
tho governor entirely day DO
Of states OF all
depletion of natural wealth. the
producers the offenders The!
tho did
essentially public aSSs"
something which belongs lis natural
state to people individual and the de-
pston in which they operate h
1t follows therefore that the principle OF TAXATION
limited by all be applied the agencies
engaged production Of natural this state an"
II tho taxation laid ur" ~
tasre boune'" Providence
this wealth OF oil and gas which properly I
practically all the revenue
would tOr public
Entirely aside there very
II applied
or would probably impose good
many CORPORATIONS out the STATE"
rather heavy license tax "p'" local anu ~
and ,sro is limit beyond be safely pushed II
applied individuals and nS tn safes
vexattoas and almost unoeaaoe ouFue" N"ca4S
man in BY the number Of reports he
compelled ana
his inquistors No small part
present national adna-
imposed
machinery oup'a'S IN"
CATERERS beyond the point "
OF extreme i0! LIE
last only long enough
polls Moreover genera
the thrift OF tho people Is "N
which and women acquire e A'
and for their families enormously the burdens
special privileges that ara
would require an army ot
e holders themselves and the taxpayers
pertinent contrast the pr0p0Sea
eaxono oil transporting agencies
esales is q AK OF industry and thrift
Transporting agencies Is tax on special
privilege . . . uu,u,or - r.o,,,
competitive commerce.
nil and Gas is sict q monopoly
OF imposition dncut " enforce ~ "
. would machinery could not nc ounu "
OF enforcement applying
,-,.v 60 , largo economical to collect
'''l"'
Virginia with sense OF r'Spo"'
sales " any '''F "'
been laid and until that lax mas
producing the revenue that the STATE "e'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
Populations Of State
Institutions Decreased
At End Of The Year

Charleston. ". Va. Jan. tS--l!- -"
N,gtIuU o. state institutions. excepting
~" p"nit"UtjIry and ono or Two OF tn"
minor ho>p.taIe. Increased during the
;hrr'.- month l'"rioi ending December 81.
according TO Tia. report FOR that period
ISSUED Yesterday by tho state board OF
control. Tho r"rurt covers state penal
Charitlh,- and correct .Unal institutions.
The report. however. SHOWS the pOpU-
latiOu of most NJ III" institutions de-
creased during IL" calendar year 1871.
There was :: decrease. OF - IN ;he
MounlSV.iie p"nitru:iaTE, IS III the in
dustrial school Tor boys, IN the indus
trial home for girls, :" II tuc HcspItI!5
FOR the insane. 20 IL n" "rpnan home
and 40 In the school f"r dcat and blind.
Their" was IN increase Ut - i'll the
tuberculosis S;tu!tar!u1Is and u in the
emergency hospitals.
During ne three months - PRISONS
were adm tied 10 the Weston insane"
asylum. making a total Of 1.ll4 a. :hc
last day OF the month. OF this number
81 wer" discharged. TIL aNrraE" daily
population was In. Tn" .|Sane por-
u,.ttI"n numbered i.03S: t"ch!c minded
Il and :.rY on parole.
l'nrt. persons were admitted 10 the
n"u.t":t.:,r!. - male and J i"nai|. pUT-
in; a." I,r!ud. however, - wore d.
Charged. awd the total n III" end Of the
gEonth Was SSG. III" average daily pop
ulation was 81, including - federal
"a the Sncncar insane hospital II
were adn.iiiru ana IL disrAar."d. Tho
tot;li population WAS co.. IN clhe aver
aga daily population a?n.
Th!rtS-onr wHr" &Hu,it'rd ~ thc Hun
t.ngton stat" hospital. ana II We're dis
charged. with ~ patients on December
81. The aVcrr",' ;"ru l,ltiul WAS ~, OF
which %uN Wcrn insane.
II the. Nr.Ch Elu"rG"Hc. hospital -
w"rc admitted and l5I w"r'. discharged.
Nf,.f. a. tod 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
Chicf Statistician Chalnbcr II Commerce 0I I. :.


nlI'y {" c"t"'t!"n'E' 'h1h'"H h'rH' (" ~
"'r' ana ChuS" "''eSi'T''' ,,',.
f"r "":Hln"d!'"'H III every nFah'n 90
mess. me h''''N "' No." "''"S.''h 80,
h'N '"hS'r"'H'r 'r" -" GOV
"''u ,"'''''S"'' I'' u - '''''"'
, Gus '""'' "h.! '"' '''''' "'' -,
r.. ,>N'''t '"!'>''" '''' ''''' "'.'
, '''" u''"'F VIC w ''N'.'
. difficulties and present Hnc'Tt"'ut''H.
The autom"b'." Industry iAH'catio"N
Of approaching In" peak Of production
I tor the present. Tn!s may release Nh
, trr!u Tor ether steel aml glass !hu"'-
ir'HS which greatly need iH'ar C.il'I'o
cites. .Nj '"nIrI"," point q! S'"'''
"t"h IA Hui"hl"h.'"" docs '''' az
'mm.n"ni rather N = in"d' rae way
n r'hdJuSim"hi wh.rh h:.5 i"n& ''e!.
: '""N'' i"'' .\'' 'h'H "'n '''' ,,
''ih"hH '' "F.''''''"' W"
. h'W jH''.'S'r" i"'' We are 49, ',''','
."i; '"'' aH'''l'"".'"S are i.',' SS''t , '''''
~" ..'.''"1" il'''H IL n'""' 7" '',Ir ,,
! ''.."' way i''' ''"'"- '"''' '''",'
. -. ana NHc'"'"''A.7 ~ "H"''M - '''.,'
i"u.!"'L Th"r" WAS ono" ; mar TAIN
ABOUT '.'cnh"h'S ana '.'
o"tS.u" IN" h"ihs't" pa n''n ",H'
n"h''"S play II business. W"'rA S''"Hi'E
: crews IN importance. n! nave '"'''
nor" I" "r"Ah"n IN" N:!u'E"i;'""!"E anu
the mental horizon 81 ii"'T user" '.l"ls
any inrentl"n Wl'h!h E"n'rHl'""' N''
OF h''N''"S once t"Y E"h-'' 10y p"r
uar sport hui now T'I'%'l"U a'toktt"c'
I I" strictly uS":u! purposes, II - tHt'I
cstinE {" learn that IN" &hnudi OUTPUT
- much in excess of the days when
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
Gain of | ,6l9 Votes
For Ford In Contest

Washington, Jan. IS-About ono third
OF the ballots In the Michigan senator.
:al election Of 1915 had been recounted
tonight by the senate privileges and
elections committee and Henry Ford
mad made net gain OF 1919 votes over
Senator Newherry, who was elected by
about 800 plurality.
Tho committee has recountcd ballots
of DS9 OF tho 2.232 Michigan precincts
but has not reached the bulk OF the cam
yn>s IN Detroit. The progress OF the
recount, started two weeks ago. indi.
Gated four more weeks Will be required
lur completion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
ENLIST THREE REcRuTrs

The local recruiting office OF the
United States army is climbing the lad
der. and Sergeant McGuffin. In charge
o. the office. expects to come out ahead
IT every other station in the state this
month. So far he has total OF - men
Cor c!.;htren days. This is considered
vcry good. Three left last evening
for Huntington. from where they
will 40 to tho coast artillery corps at
ramD Jackson. 6. c.. Tor ono years
sa-yicn They we're Anthony F. Mat
,inskul.' Edward W. Pyle and Walter l..
Pyle. all of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
TO ENTERTAIN SONS

rairmuu: W. Va. Jan. lh-FTcpa RI
Tor the entertainment OF The STATE 500.
irtv Of IN" SONS Of the Revolution were
started here ebay n q meeting OF the
board OF governors This city was sol
cried =. 'lrr place Of holding Ia" meet
Ing aud the date. February -. Is llNrd
by IN" bylaws Of TIM UrganiZa ION. IL"
business ana social sessions VII be he'll.
ut the lairmont hotel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
RIPPING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON.
THE TRAMPS

spend my uict dqayS and hours
whore winter does no Whiting. ~h"r"
in December gorgeous h"w"!H III"
countryside arc t!ntinE. Here con-
the lads VINO have the price. to dodge
the (bcaStIy weather OF countries
stocked with Slcet and ice. and snow
drifts stuck together. Hers also
come the unw3 shed trnmpS; All OHY
! SEQ them drilling; and lots "t tA"m
arc wicked scamps who'd knife YOU
for 4 shilling. They're passed along
from town to town By WIS" ar"
thoughtful copprrS. who do not VISA
10 curry down SO many thieves anu
paupcrS. They're driven t"r;A from
Tunktowns gates ~ stern official
orders: that villa 60 wants no fr"wE!
skates within its moral borders.
They're chiyicd ou+ az NudTi!l"
streets, the rural cops prevailing;
that hamlet wants no buns and beats
its atmosphere mailing. This Is the
system that's i'll force wherever
tramps may wander: and selfish s""mH
such work and CoarS"--tO shoe them
there aud yondar. And 50 tho hubocS
ply their boots. down all III" roads
thcy trlckl": and some % thom ar"
callouscd brutCs who'd "no"t You FOR
c. nickel. \ trai, Of crime they're
laying down. a record that's beauty:
and when we've shooed them from
our town wc think we've done or
duty.
Copyright by George Matthew Adams