THE DAILY STAR-MIRROR
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Seconc class matter, October 16,
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A GREAT DEED.
The one great thing in the Inland Empire's news this week is the daring and devotion shown by Miner Ford. In the midst of a terrific winter storm and imminent danger of freezing to death, he stayed by his comrade whose strength had failed. When found by rescuers, Ford was discovered down in the snow beside his prostrate comrade, trying by the heat of his body to protect his comrade from the deadly frost.
You  will search long and far before you will find a finer example of courage and devotion. What an antidote is this piece of the week's news to the sordidness of the trial now being recounted daily in the Spokane news.— Garfield Enterprise.
The Philadelphia Record has its own definition of a ship subsidy. It states that it is a large body of government money entirely surrounded by lobbyists and speculators. 