The Polk County post. (Independence, Or.) 1918-19??, August 27, 1920, Image 2

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    NEW S : : TENNESSEE ADOPTS
WORLD HAPPENINGS STATE
IN BRIEF.
OF CURRENT WEEK i
EP JO FFR A K E
TO PROBE CAMPAIGN F UNDS
Senate Investigating Committee May
Sum moa Governor Cox.
AUTO RUN BY BSE
I OEMS
ANN CORNW ALL j
Chicago.—Governor Cox, democratic
nominee, probably will be subpenaed
Douglas county are without teachers
and compelled to appear before the
for the coming school term, accord
senate compaign committee which
Brief Resume Most Important ing to County Superintendent O. C. Lower House Ratifies Amend­ Monday announced plans for invest! Seattle Boy’s Electrical Inven
Brown. The teacher shortage is as
gating the republican and democratic
ment 50 to 46.
Daily News Items.
tion in Successful Test.
suming serious proportions here.
national campaigns, unless he comes
Salem.—Plans to combat the activi
of his own free will, a member of the
ties of the nonpartisan league and
committee told the Associated Press
the proposed constitutional amend
This member of the committee said
ment fixing the Interest rate In Ore­
that its members felt that Governor
gon at 5 per cent were partially-out
Cox must prove his charges that the
lined at a meeting held here last I f Measure Stands Approved 17000,0001 republicans were raising a $15,000,000
Events o f Noted People, Governments week.
campaign fund or withdraw them, and Smoking o f Connections Stops Experi
Women W ill Gain Right to
that the committee was prepared to go
and Pacific Northwest, and Other
ments at Everet, Wash. Gen­
Vote in November.
Salem.—The unasslgned surplus of
to any length to obtain evidence in
Things Worth Knowing.
the state industrial accident commis­
erator Used for Power.
the matter.
sion at the close of business July 31,
No official subpena will be issued
Nashville, Tenn.—The amendment
1920, was $79,530.74 and the total lia­
however, until the committee meets
extending
equal
suffrage
to
men
and
J. F. Horr of Buffalo won the Amerl bilities and surplus $4,592,685.11, ac­
Everett, Wash.—Alfred Hubbard
next Monday.
can checker championship Tuesday cording to a report recently prepared women was ratified Wednesday, the
“ If Governor Cox has not given us Seattle boy inventor, who has been
when he defeated J. F. Bradford of by the commission and filed with Gov­ Tennessefe house voting 50 to 46 to a satisfactory reply by that time,
working for some time upon an atmos
concur in the senate resolution adopt­
ernor Olcott.
Cleveland in the finals.
feel certain a subpena will be issued, pheric generator, gave two demon­
ed Friday, 25 to 4. The action made
he said.
Salem.—The Scripps-Booth company
Steps to limit the prices charged
Tennessee the 36th state to approve
strations of its use when installed in
The statement was made when
consumers for coal will be begun of California has filed application.to the amendment, which lacked only
The company formal certifciation by Secretary of members of the committee were shown an automobile in Everett Saturday,
shortly by the department of justice, operate In Oregon.
manufactures
automobiles
and will State Colby to complete its accep­ dispatches quoting Governor Cox as Following his exhibition on July 29 in
it was said Wednesday by officials.
saying he “ saw no use in appearing be­ Lake Union with a motorboat, young
establish headquarters in Portland. tance.
Miss Cornwall has only recently
Milenko R. Vesnitcb has formed
fore the committee,” although he Hubbard began to prepare' for a test
The capital stock Is $200,000 and L.
There
is
still
a
possibility
that
the
risen
to the stellar ranks in the
new cabinet for Jogo-Slavla. Most of A. Hannon of Portland has been named
would furnish it with evidence, but
house may rescind its action. A t the
of his invention in propelling auto­ “ movie’’ profession. It has been her
the members of the old ministry re­ attorney in fact.
felt “ that he should be allowed to do
flood fortune to have been cast with
last moment Speaker Walker, anti-
mobiles.
tain their portfolios In the new regime
so when he saw fit.”
some of the leading stars as well as
suffragist
leader,
changed
his
vote
Hood River.— A $45,000 bond issue,
Friday night the car was run in having worked under most able direc­
Included in the matters to be taken
Government expenditures during authorized by electors recently for from “ no” to "aye," paving the way
tion, which, perhaps, in addition to her
September probably will jump nearly construction of a new joint city hall, for a motion to reconsider. Under up when the committee reconvenes the garage under power from the gen
own natural ability, explains her rapid
next
Monday
will
be
an
investigation
erator and it was decided prelimi­
$900,000,000, It is estimated by treas­ jail and fire department and the pur­ house rule he can present such a mo­
rise.
ury officials. Nearly two-thirds of this chasing of a motor fire engine, has tion within the next two legislative of the Oklahoma democratic sena­ naries had gone far enough for
torial
primaries
in
which
Senator
Gore
sum will represent payments to rail been purchased by the city Itself with days.
more conclusive test. A t 10 o'clock
was defeated, and the pre-convention
roads.
Saturday morning the automobile was
the sinking fund of the municipal ed or the house fail to take further ac­ Kansas campaigns, It was said.
tion before adjournment Friday, 17,-
towed to 3208 Norton avenue where
A serious clash occurred Tuesday water department.
The committee has ordered leaders
000,000
women
will
be
free
to
vote
In
Alfred
Hubbard lives with his uncle,
between the police and a mob trying
North Bend.— The Bay Park Lumber the presidential election. Only suc­ in each party to appear before It with James Hubbard. Here three of the
to prevent the loading of two German
company mill at Old North Bend will cessful litigation contesting the legal all books, papers and information In atmospheric generators were put on
ships at Ramsgate, England. Police
By E D N A K E N T F O R B E S
resume operations about September right of this legislature to ratify the their possession concerning the cam the running board and connections
dispersed the mob, but several police­
paign activities, financial or other­
1, after a shutdown of more than two section would prevent them.
were made with the motor uder the
men were slightly Injured.
wise.
months. The mill had been working
FRECKLES
Steps for such a test of the provision
hood. Albert Burke explained later
Included were W ill H. Hays, chair
Peddlers selling sugar at 19 cents mostly on fir, and when this lumber of the Tennessee constitution involved
With Tom Hopkins at the w'heel
a pound In New York, four or five dropped in price and demand fell off already have been taken by the Ten­ man of the republican national com­
ITH IN the last few weeks sev­
we went down to Norton and out
mittee; George White, chairman of the
cents cheaper than grocery store it suspended until a better market nessee constitutional league.
eral dozen requests have come
Norton to Twenty-fifth. We turned
to me from different parts of the
prices, were nearly rushed off their was in sight.
Ninety-six of the 99 members of democratic national committee; Fred there and came back up to Pacific
country, to explain the reason for
Upham and Wilbur Marsh, treasurers
feet by women buyers in Brooklyn
the house were present and the align­
on Grand across to Norton and up freckles, and to give some advice upon
Salem.— Bids for state highway
respectively of the republican and
Tuesday. Police reserves were called.
ment on a vote on concurrence as
the steep hill to the house, all with­ their prevention and treatment. Many
bonds In the sum of $1,500,000 will be
democratic national committee; Homer
out trouble. The Automobile took people think that it is the heat of the
Trading In wheat futures, which opened In Portland on August 24, ac­ taken was a tie, each faction polling
Cummings, former chairman of the
the hill well; there was plenty of sun’s rays that cause freckles. Scien­
opened Wednesday in Winnipeg, Man., cording to announcement made by the 48 votes on a motion by Mr. Walker
democratic national committee; Sen-
power; our speed was about 22 miles tists have found out, however, that it
for the first time since May, 1917, state highway commission here. The to table the resolution. On the ballot.
was tho absorbing topic on the floor. money derived from the sale of these for concurrence the line-up was 49 to ator MHeS Poindexter of Washington, an hour, and there was nothing un­ Is not the heat but the light from Its
chairman of the republican senate
electric rays—called its actinic rays
47 until the speaker changed his vote.
Conjectures on what the opening price
usual In the operation of the car. The
bonds will be used in permanent road
— which develops these small blotches.
campaign
committee; Representative
The intention to attack the legality
would be ranged from $2.55 to $2.75.
distance covered was sixteen city In hot countries, these are stronger
construction work in various sections
Michael Phelan of Massachusetts,
of ratification if the house failed to
blocks.
than in cold climates.
of
the
state.
Thirty-five per cent Increase in
rescind its action was discussed. The Representative Simon Fess of Ohio,
Smoking of the wires connecting the
Now, neither blue nor white veils
and
Guy
Scott
of
West
Virginia,
mem­
freight rates on Intrastate business In
Grunts Pass.— The Pacific highway clause of the Tennessee constitution
generator and the motor was the are protection against these, as the
Iowa will be permitted, the state rail­ between Grants Pass and Rogue river on which would be based the test is bers of the republican congressional cause of stopping the test. Hubbard electric rays pass directly through
Campaign committee, and Representa­
road commission atinouncos. The ap­ has been opened to traffic, cutting off article 2, section 32. It follows:
said, and he sent to Seattle for a con­ these colors. On the other hand, red
tives Frank Doremus of Michigan and
plication of the roads for an Increased one of the worst pieces of roud in this
“ No convention or general assem­
troller.
passenger fare was ordered dismissed. part of the state. The highway has bly shall act on any amendment of W. A. Oldfield of Arkansas of the
Saturday afternoon at the Hubbard
democratic congressional campaign
home a 60-pound generator was put
Official returns from the Kansas been hard surfaced to Rogue river. the constitution of the United States
committee.
on the automobile. The hood was
statewide primary announced Tuesday This leaves about nine miles of road proposed by congress to the several
“ We are going to find out every­
lifted showing the naked interior
show J. B. Hillard, democrat and between Grants Pass and Ashland that states unlesB such convention or gen­
eral assembly shall have been elected thing there is to know about the work where the 400-pound gas engine or­
former mayor of Topeka, who advo­ has not been hard-surfaced.
after such amendment Is submitted. of both parties,” said Senator Kenyon. dinarily is found. Here low down
cated beer and light wines, won the
Marshfield.—Evergreen blackberries
The present legislature was elected “ There have been reports that the re­ was what was said to be specially
nomination for congress in the first
will add front $15,000 to $18,000 to the in November, 1918, and the suffrage publicans were raising millions of dol­
wound motor jacket connecting with a
district.
wealth of Myrtle Point and surround­ amendment was not submitted until lars; that a ring of corporations was
fly wheel. The car was thrown into
The steamship Empress of Onnadn, ing district, it is estimated by A. C.
contributing largely to their fund and
months afterwurd.
neutral and the wires of the genera­
which Is for Vancouver-Japnn sendee, Chase, who is preparing his Myrtle
The supreme court of the United that various persons were offering fed­ tor were touched to the connections
was launched Tuesday by the Fair- Point cannery for the 1920 crop. The
Stutes, In deciding a case originating eral positions as a reward for political with the motor. It acted Immediately,
field company, Glasgow. The vessel is bushes are loaded and the berries are
In Ohio, held void a clause in the con­ help from certain men.
continuing until wires were again dis­
the largest liner built by the company filling well. The season will open the
We are going into these things
stitution of that state relating to ref­
connected. The 60 pound generator
nnd will be the largest running on the latter part of August, it is expected.
erendums on amendments. Based on thoroughly and, while we hope to get was not the one tested out in the
Pacific. It registers 22,000 tons.
thorn all cleared up within about three
morning, but is the one which Alfred
Fossil.— According to old settlers of opinions by W. L. Frierson, solicitor-
weeks,
we are ready to remain in ses
Twelve million children In Europe Wheeler county, tho temperature of general of the United States, and
Hubbard thinks will be suitable for
lost one or both parents during tho 106 und 107 of the last few days was State Attorney General Thompson, sion until election day if necessary.” automobile operation. With the motor
W ill Hays and George White signi­
war. it I r shown by compilations gath­ higher than it has been for 30 years Governor Roberts called the legisla
it was only a little over 100 pounds.
fied
their willingness to attend the
ered by tho representatives of the nnd stock has suffered from the heat ture in extraordinary session to act
The coll has the appearance of a
American Red Cross In 18 countries. and lack of water. There was one on suffrage, declaring he had been hearing and give any information pos­ huge spool of white wound wire on
Russia leads with 4,000,000, Germany prostration from heat in Fossil, while assured the supreme court's ruling sible.
bases about a foot square. The spool
follows with 3,000,000, nnd Franco lias in the harvest fields near here there in tho Ohio case served to nullify
is about a foot high. Generator and
1 , 000 , 000 .
the article iu the Tennessee consti­ R E D S TRY TO S A VE ARMY
motor together occupy less space than
have been several near prostration.
tution.
the gas engine of the car.
Mrs. Ellen O’Donovan MacNaniarn,
Hood River.— Reports reaching local
Warsaw.— The Russian bolshevik
Suffrage opponents in Tennessee
After a primary test the "genera­
aged 68, of New York city, received
apple shippers from representatives held that tho two cases were not I forces Monday were reacting virtually tor” was placed inside a wooden box
Injuries In a fall through the skylight
who have been attending the annual parallel.
along the whole line in an effort to in the car’s back seat and longer wires,
of the Davenport hotel In Spokane,
onventlon of tho International Apple
The
lineup
in
the
house
of
the
demo-
save the remnants of the red army, size double, were streamed from it to
Wash., Tuetduy night which resulted
Shippers' association Indicate that pre- cruts nnd republicans on tho vote for but they had been easily frustrated the motor leads. No sooner were the Freckles Are Easier to Prevent Than
a few minutes later In her death. She
to Cure.
harvest buying will be nominal this ratification follows:
by the Poles. On the north there wires touched together again than the
fell Into the lobby from a promenade
ear. Growers, It is reported, are
Democrats—Aye
35,
no
34,
absent
1.
was
heavy
fighting
in
the
region
of
automobile
started
slowly
up
the
dirt
on the third floor.
rejects them, so red veils would be
holding their fruit at a price thought
Republicans—Aye 15, no 12, absent | Mlawa and Soldau.
hill, turned and came to the paved an absolute protection. But red would
The 3 year old aon of R. M. Rockett to be excessive, and buyers, many of
be too hard on the eyes to make such
Forced to face two Polish armies, highway.
of Castle Rock. Wash., was killed In­ hom lost money as u result of heavy
Reddish
The party line-up In the senate Fri­ one advancing from Modiln and the
The car advanced between five and an accessory practical.
stantly Sunday nfternoon by being pro harvest speculation last season day was:
other from Graudenz, the bolsheviki ten miles an hour. Five minutes of brown is a good choice.
electrocuted. He and several other ure holding off.
Massage will tend to prevent
Democrats—Aye 18, no 3.
were making desperate efforts to ex­ steady traveling brought the wires to
freckles, for massage will keep the
boys were playing on the roof of tho
Republicans—Aye 7, no 1.
tricate their advanced guard, some of nearly the scorching point, so Hub­
skin clear of blemishes. A skin well
Koseburg.—The Douglas County
box factory bulldfhg, nnd the wires,
The names o f the 36 necessary I which had ventured as far as Eylau bard merely stopped by lifting one powdered and rubbed with cream will
carrying 220 volts, were only about Farm bureau Monday received a letter states which have ratified the suffrage and Plonsk. The red losses in pris
wire up to wait until both cooled. come ofT unfreckled from exposure.
from W. P. Ellis of the public service
14 Inches above the roof.
amendment and in the order iu which | oners in this region amounted to 11,- Starting again, the machine and a Orange flower, elder flower or cucum­
commission advising the bureau that
000 In two days.
string of accompanying cars headed ber water will bleach freckles. But­
With three mall order catalogues the Interstate commerce commission they ratified follows:
Wisconsin,
Michignn,
Kansas,
Ohio,
The
attempt
of
ihe
reds
to
break
I
directly
north on Rucker. The wires termilk will bleach them on some
strapped around his body to protect has sent a reduced rate order grant­
skins. A French doctor snys that tf
New
York,
Illinois.
Pennsylvania,
Mas­
the
Polish
lines
on
\he
Przasnysh
had
become
so hot now that a stop
him from bullets, George F. Davis, 23 ing authority to place In effect on 10
the skin he rubbed nightly with the
was required at nearly each block. white of an egg beaten to a froth
years old, made a dash for liberty at days' notice the reduced rate on mixed sachusetts, Texas. Iowa. Missouri, Makov-Rozany road and cross
Turning on Twenty-fourth street, the and mixed wltH an pqnnl proportion of
Folsom (Cal.) prison Tuesday after­ carloads of livestock as set out in the Arkansas. Montana, Nebraska. Min­ Narew river failed.
Polish troops advancing up the procession advanced on Colby to the sweet almond oil. that the texture will
noon, only to be shot and kilted when Southern Pacific company's reduced nesota, New Hampshire, Utah, Cali­
he was two thirds of the distance rate application. The application was fornia, Maine. North Dakota. South right hank of the Narew threw hack main street again. The hot wires stay white nnd wrinkles will be ward­
Dakota, Colorado, Indiana, Kentucky, the bolsheviki to the north. Mean­ continued to be bothersome through­ ed off for many years. Tills mixture
across the American river.
prepared by the locul farm bureau
Rhode Island, Oregon, Wyoming, while the main body of the Poles, out the trip over 20 city blocks. Off will bleach freckles if after the morn­
Airplane passenger rales dropped 50 and spell» a complete victory for
Nevada, New Jersey, Idaho, Arizona, advancing towards Warsaw, occupied the main thoroughfare the “ engine- ing hath this solution Is also rubbed
Into the skin—
per cent in Los Angeles recently and, I them.
New Mexico, Oklahoma, West Vir­ all the territory in the fork of the less” car ambled homeward still under
To a hundred grammes of rose wa­
according to the manager of one of
Bug and the Narew.
Bend. — Bend gardens suffered ginia, Washington, Tennessee.
power of the coils In the back seat. ter add five grammes of borax—this
the nirplane companies, will continue
latter Just kitchen hornx. If you ran
to fall until they nre lower than taxi­ severely Wednesday morning when
County's Population 67.
Dancers Ask Church Aid.
get the proper measurement.
Ten
Japan
Controls
Radio.
cab fare*.
Before the drop pilots the mercury dropped to 30 degrees,
grammes of spirits of camphor are
Honolulu.—The United States Is ob-
Washington, D. C.—Census of the
New York.— An appeal to the Metho-
charged $10 a passenger for short two notches under the freezing point.
added next—every medicine chest like­
i jecting to Japanese control over wire­
least
populous
county
In
the
country,
]
dist
church
to
help
Improve
the
dance.
flights. Now the rate Is $5.
ly contain* this—nnd five grammes of
The cold was noticed inoro particu­
less communications between Tsing tincture of benzoin. Thl« last Is add­
Distribution to railroads of nearly larly as It came fast on the heels of Cochrane, Texas, was announced Wed­ rather than to uiaiutain a ban “ which Tau and the island of Yap. according
ed to close the pores of the skin.
$200,000.000 was recommended to the a heat wave which duplicated Bend’s nesday. It has just 67 people, two few church members obey,” was made i to a Tokio cablegram to Nippu Jiji.
These are all simple Ingredients,
Interstate commerce commission Tues , previt ly established record for high : more than were enumerated ten years in a resolution adopted by the Amer­ lapanese language newspaper here. usually found In every medicine cab­
day. The final report of the associa ■ temperature.
Only a few 01 th e 1 ago. Cochrane has an area of 869 ican National Association of Masters Ihe United States Is seeking to es­ inet, and they will keep the skin
tion of railway executive* on the ap ' hardier plants stood up under the frost j square miles, with one person to ap- of Dancing at the opening of its four- tablished joint control over the wireless smooth and soft and free of blem­
ishes.
plications o f tho various carriers forjutt rk. As far as could be learned.! proxltnately every 13 square miles, day convention here Monday.
«•-»rvlce between Tsing Tau and Yap
(C opyright.)
loans from the $300,000,000 revolving the frost wns general In the vicinity The county Is located In northwestern
The resolution charged the Metho­ 1 by Japan and the United States or by
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fund created by the transportation act of Bend and some damage w done to Texas. It Is unorganized and has not dist church with hampering dancing , China. Japan and the United States,
The school children of Sweden un­
even a postoffice.
was made.
j alfalfa, it was reported.
masters in elevating the dance.
j the dispatch adds.
der the direction of their teachers
plant ahdht 6.UUU trees each ve*r
Roseburg.—More than 60 schools *n
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