Dayton tribune., January 21, 1921, Image 2

«10 HAPPENINGS I TARIFF
OF CUflflENT WEEK
BILL IS BROADENED
Horticultural and Dairy Producta Win
I rotection Add 10 Amendments
DISARMAMENT IDEA 1
Doings of the
STRIKES IEI LINE t-~^- Legislature
raw
Washington. D. C.—The Fbrdney
Attoria What I h said to bo the first
emergency tariff bill, broadened to in­
State House, Salem.—All appropria­
winter Chinook salmon taken this sea
clude practically all farm products In­
was caught by one of the glllnet- tion measures will be considered by PLAN TO INCREASE POULTRY
Brief Resume Most Importan stead of the limited number as the Resolution for International son
ters Saturday night lu the Prairie the house and senate ways und means
measure passed the house, was “P
channel above Tonane point. It was committees, acting Jointly. This agree­ Department of Agriculture Recom-
Daily News Items.
Convention Reported.
mends Careful Selection of
a beautiful Huh and tipped the scalea ment has been made by Senator Put
proved Saturday by the senate fi-
Breeding Stock.
at
41
pounds.
torson,
chairman
of
the
house
com
nance committee, which voted to
mlttee.
By
acting
Jointly,
it
will
not
The Dalles, The Dalles King Prod
port it out Monday.
The cnU)pnlgii Unit haa been Inuugu-
uds company will close Its big plant be necessary for arguments to bo made ruled by the United States Department
Seven amendments wre added, mak­
twice
by
advocates
of
appropriations.
in The Dalles for tho winter season
ing ten in all. No provisions of the
One thing is certain; The 6 per cent of Agriculture to stimulate and In-
upon completion of the present run of
creuse poultry production along more
limitation will not bo exceeded, and efficient linen Is divided Into the fol­
original bill, however, were removed
apples.
About
300
parsons
are
employ
­
Events of Noted People, Governments and rates on the major products were
Democrats Object to Adoption, Fear­ ed In dehydrating fruits and vegeta­ It in the Intention of tho committee i lowing phases:
men to hold down tho total ns fur
and Pacific Northwest, and Other
Careful selection of breeding stock
left intact. Opponents of the bill join
bles grown in Wasco county.
ing to Embarrass President, but
below this limitation as possible.
to reproduce a larger percentage of
Things Worth Knowing.
ed with the authors of amendments
good types of profitable producers.
Nyssa. The carload of Jerseys or­
Make Vote Unanimous.
Textbooks for all pupils attending
and forced the acceptance of most of
Eurly hatching, so us to product* fall
dered from the coast have arrived here Che grade schools of Oregon would bo
and winter layers.
them despite opposition from the bill’s
| and have been sold. The sale was well furnished free, according to a bill hi­
To coniine mother liens to brood
A Protestant church will be estab­ defenders.
attended. The cows sold for an aver- Iroduced lu the senate by ¡senator coops for at least two weeks after the
ashington,
D.
C.
—
Steps
looking
to
­
lished at Eastern penitentiary in Phila-
The amendments made a part of the
age of about $100 each.
flunks of Multnomah county. Under ¡chicks are hatched.
delphia. It is announced, at the request measure by committee action includ- ward disarmament were taken Sat
To provide fn»e range for both grow­
urday
by
the
house
foreign
affairs
the
bill, every school district would
of 286 prisoners who became converts, ed:
Salem.—Members of Capitol Post,
committee which reported a resolu­ American Legion, met here Saturday be required to raise und appropriate ing stock mid layers In so fur as pos­
Sugar. $2.13 the hundred pounds un­
Sadie Schoolai, ISyearold Indian
tion authorizing President Wilson to
annually, In the same manner uh other sible to stimulate growth und produc­
girl sentenced to six months impris­ til the retail price reaches 10 cents a invite all nations to send delegates’tp night and went on record favoring a school money, an amount sufficient tion and conserve food consumption.
cash bonus of $25 a month for soldiers,
To preserve eggs for winter use.
onment in federal court in Portland on pound.
to pay for such textbooks mid supplies.
Tho production of Infertile eggs uh
Frozen meats of all kinds, 2 cents a an international convention to con sailors and marines serving In the late
December 15 for alteration of a money
aider ways and means.
war with Germany. It was said that
Persons seeking credit by false state soon uh the breeding season I m over.
< rder, was pardoned by President Wil­ pound; all other meats 25 per cent ad
Although all members of the com­ tho vote In favor of the cash bonus
Disposing of surplus cockerels as
valorem.
son.
ments in writing will have hard “sled-
Apples, 20 cents a box; cherries 4 mittee voted for the proposal, demo­ was almost unanimous.
ding" If a proposed bill introduced in broilers to conserve grain.
crats objected to its adoption now on
To discourage the marketing of nil
Two men are dead from burns and ¡cents
I
a pound.
Prineville.—The annual election of the house by Representative Wells profitable hens of the general purpose
suffocation and eight persons were in­ I Tobacco. Sumatra wrappers and fill­ the ground that it might embarrass
becomes a
jured in a fire which swept the Chest­ ers, $2.85 a pound; stemmed Sumatra, the president. They contended it was the Ochoco Irrigation project was held lawful for law. This bill mukes It un­ class until the end of their second
anyone to make a false year, und of the Mediterranean or egg
January
11,
and
M.
R.
Biggs
was
elect-
a question which should be consider­
nut hotel in Cleveland, O., early Tues $3.50 a pound.
statement in writing when seeking claws until the end of their third lay­
ed
to
succeed
himself
for
a
three
year
ed
by
President
elect
Harding.
Chair
day. Several persons are said to be
Butter and cheese and their sub­
man Porter, an advocate of the move­ term on the district board. Other credit and provides a penalty. The ing year.
missing.
stitutes, 8 cents a pound instead of 6
To encourage the careful selection
members of the board are of the fol­ tilli is Indorsed by Portland Credit
The South Dakota attorney-general I cents, provided In amendment accept­ ment, insisted, however, that it was lowing well-known men: Fred Hoel­ Men's association.
of all hens In order to ellmlimte the
the desire to have the resolution ready
unprofitable producers.
is drawing up a bill for presentation ed Friday.
for Mr. Harding if Mr. Wilson did not scher and John Grimes.
An attempt I m being made to enable
To discourage the marketing of all
The length of long staple cotton on
in the legislature which will provide
act on it and that there was no thought
Salem.—A sheriff Is not entitled to every county to levy and collect as­ profitable pullets as broilers mid of all
the $6,000,000 fund necessary to pay which the tariff will be effective was
of causing embarrassment to the presi­ charge fees for serving subpenaa upon sessments on all transient sheep and well matured pullets for meat
inches, dent.
ex-service men the bonus voted at the reduced from 1% inches to
To encourage the caponlxlng of cock­
witnesses in criminal eases when such cattle entering within its borders. This
the
duty
remaining
at
7
cents
a
pound
November election.
erels
only when free range can be
Representative
Brooks,
republican,
actions
are
brought
In
another
county.
Idea has been entertained in tho east-
as the bill passed the house.
provided und a s|>ecial nearby market
W. P. Slaughter of Dallas, Tex.,
or
Illinois,
author
of
the
resolution/
according
to
a
legal
opinion
given
by
ern
Oregon
grazing
lands
for
some
Cattle and sheep to be used for
afforded.
brother of the late Colonel C. C.
breeding purposes were exempted announced that efforts would be made * Attorney-General Van Winkle here, time und wilt bo presented to the
To encourage backyard poultry
Slaughter, has started a suit for $3,-
to expedite its consideration by the] The opinion was asked by T. H. Qoyne, legislature in the form of a bill father­ keeping, especially among city and
from the duty on imported animals.
000,000 damages, alleging breach of
ed by Representative Hyatt.
suburban dwellers, thereby utilizing
Rice to be used in manufacture of house. There was no indication of any district attorney of Tillamook.
contract and slander, against four
movement to get together with the’1 »
canned
goods
was
exempted
from
the
senate, which has pending a resolution a
Wh,tney' »«rlcultur-
nephews and a niece.
Senators Hare of Washington coun
tariff of 2 cents a pound levied in the by Senator Borah, republican, of Idaho.
‘
C0Unty’ “nounw” fy und Smith of Josephine county
Threats to hang profiteers on lamp house bill.
that efforts will be made soop to or- have prepared a resolution for Intro
posts were made by members of sev­ Attempts of several opponents of providing for armament reduction by ganize a county farm bureau here. He
duction In tho senate providing for
the
United
States,
Great
Britain
and
eral Vienna unions at a conference I the bill to load it down with amend­
attended the meeting in Portland last a 60-day session of tho legislature
Japan,
and
a
resolution
by
Senator
Tuesday. The conference had been ments dealing with extraneous sub-
Walsh, democrat, of Montana, auth­ week, at which a state federation of Ths resolution also will provide that
called by the chancellor to devise Ijects were unsuccessful.
orizing the president to appoint a farm bureaus was formed, and will no bills shall be introduced after the
means of checking rising prices.
In its tariff revision hearings the
take steps immediately to organize fortieth day, unless by unanimous con­
member to the disarmament commls here.
Evening weddings at Calvary Pro­ house ways and means committee took sion of the league of nations.
sent ot both houses. Tho remaining
testant Episcopal church in Pittsburg up schedule D of the Underwood act,
day8 ot ,ho •o’”‘lon would bo given.
Members of the committee expressed ' Pendleton.—At a special meeting of [
were banned by Rev. E. J. Van Etten, comprising wood and wood products. doubt whether the Brooks resolution the Pendleton American Legion post over to consideration of measures.
John H. Kirby, Austin, Tex., presi­
pastor, Tuesday. In his New Year’s
could be voted on at this session. Rep­ Friday night a resolution asking the
Automobile transportation corpora­
sermon the pastor paid much attention dent of the Southern Tariff associa­ resentative Flood, Virginia, ranking state legislature for a soldier bonus
tions carrying persons or property for
tion, asked the committee for a rate democrat, said he saw no reason for
to evening gowns worn by women.
bill was unanimously indorsed and
of 15 per cent ad valorem on im­
compensation over public highways of
The recount of votes in the Michi­ ported lumber, saying that such a the assumption that President Wilson the adjutant was ordered to communi­ this state will be subject to regula­
gan senatorial contest between Sena tariff would yield $6.000,000 annually might pass the question on to Mr. cate the action of the post to the state tion by the Oregon public service com
legislature and to the state legion mission should a bill
tor Newberry and Henry Ford show a in revenue and would not increase the Harding.
Introduced In
The committee defeated an amend- headquarters.
net gain for the latter of 551 votes I lumber cost to American consumers.
tho senate by Senator Moser become
ment
stipulating
that
countries
now
Of the 2200 precincts in the state the
Medford.—At the annual meeting of a law.
There was no attempt to change the
seeking their independence should be
votes of 597 have been recanvassed.
the First National bank all ojd dire«
life of the bill's provisions—10 invited to the conference.
Referring to a vote of the people
tors and officers were re-elected. John
Newspaper dispatches received at i months. Several republican senators
Mrs. Charles Edward Russell, urg-
the
question of repealing tho 6 per Leghorns Are Weil Adapted for Pro-
R. Tomlin was added to the board to
Tokio from Vladivostok report that were said to have explained that tho ing that a conference be authorized,
fill
the
vacancy
caused
by
the
death
cent
limitation tax law now In effect
. permanent tariff bill would be whipped
duction of Eggs,
the chief engineer of the American into shape before the expiration of the told the committee it could no more of F. K. Deuel. After paying a divi­ in this state, and limiting tho life of
claim
there
was
such
table
a thing as civ-
cruiser Albany was shot by a Japanese emergency law, and that the latter
dend, the management added $20,000 all millage taxes in Oregon to two fowls scraps for the production of
and eggs for home consump-
soldier while he was returning to his then would be automatically repeal­ ilized warfare, “than it could speak to the surplus. The bank's resources years,
timi.
of a heavenly hell.'
vessel at 4 o’clock Tuesday morning.
ed.
now exceed $1,400,000.
To encourage turkey, duck and
“Men have created a military ma-
Construction of an Interstate bridge
The Palm Beach show, with two
geese
raising when circumstances are
from
Westport,
Clatsop
county,
to
Salem.
The
C.
K.
Spaulding
Log
­
chine just as Frankenstein created a
score bathing girls serving refresh-
“Guide to Hell” is Out.
ging company, which closed its local Clathmet on the Washington side of favorable.
monster,
which
Is
trying
to
destroy
ments to delegates, was ordered abol-
Zion City, Ill.—Wilbur Glenn V<oliva the world,” she said. “Eugene V. plant here December 20, will resume the river, is authorized In a bill to be
ished Tuesday by District Attorney overseer of the Christian Catholic Debs, who tried to destroy' the mon­ operations next week, according to an­ introduced during the present session
TO KEEP HENS COMFORTABLE
Zabel in connection with the conven­ church in Zion, Saturday issued ad- ster, was called a pacifist and put in nouncement made Sunday. Only a of the legislature by Senator Norblad
tion of the National Shoe Retailers’ vance sheets on a “hand book and prison."
House Must Be Kept Dry, Well ven-
small force will be employed upon of Astoria.
association at Milwaukee, Wis.
tinted and Sufficient Space
guide to hell.”
opening the plant, but more men will
Abolishment of the interstate bridge
Harding Bars Hypocrisy.
for Scratching.
“Every sinner is going to be pun-
At last the farmers of the great
be added to the payroll as the business
commission, composed of the three
Topeka, Kan.—Lucy Page Gaston, demands.
“bread basket” of America, extending ished with an overdose of his own
The poultry house __
I h both the
commissioners and the district attorn-
from the eastern boundary of Ohio to sin,” he declared. “A tobacco smoker representing the National Anti-cigar­
home of the hen nnd the factory
Nyssa
—
The
$15,000
alfalfa-meal
mill
ey of Multnomah county, Is provided
the Rocky mountains, are getting to­ will be locked up in a den full of ette league, announced Sunday she had
recently completed here by W. G. Cath j >n a bill to be introduced by Repre where winter eggs are produced, ami
gether. They are forming a giant or­ tobacco smoke. A chewer of the received a reply from President-elect
ey and Randolph Sage, stockmen, ha« | tentative Gordon. Tho bill creating unless it provides suitable living nnd
ganization to market their products filthy weed will be immersed to his Harding in response to a letter in
working conditions the hen cannot
and they are going about it in a busi- neck in a vat of tobacco juice. A which she asked him to refrain from been delayed in opening, due, ft is said. <hls commission was passed during be expected to lay well. Tin- chief
drinker will pass his term of purifica­ the use of cigarettes as an example to to the fact that Mr. Cathey became so j*he 1919 session of the legislature,
requirement Is that the house must
ness manner.
tion in a natatorium filled with beer, the youth. “I think it is fine to save heavily indebted for material and la­ In case a bill to be introduced in keep the birds comfortable. To be
Collections of income and excess wine and w'hisky.”
comfortable the house must be dry
the youth from the tobacco habit,” bor, which, coupled with the drop in
profits taxes for November increased
said the reply. “I think, however, the price of cattle, that he could not go on the senate by Servitor W. T. Vinton well ventilated, well lighted nnd have
meets with the approval of both houses sufficient floor space to provide exor­
by more than $20,000,000 as compared
movement ought to be carried on in with the work.
Mayflower Lift To Go.
of
the legislature, foreign bonds sold cise by scratching. Dryness Is In-
with November, 1919, according to re­ Washington, D. C.—The presidential perfect good faith and should be free
Salem.—Enforcement of the state In Oregon will be made subject to sured by having a good roof, keep-
ports made public by the bureau of in­ yacht Mayflower is in drydock, under­ from any kind of hypocrisy or deceit laws as they relate to the registration
taxation, while local municipal secur­ Ing the floor of the house higher than
ternal revenue. Receipts were $70,-
going repairs. One of the things be­ on the part ot those who are giving and licensing of motor vehicles will ities will be exempted from any assess­ the surrounding ground, and by pro-
212,075 as aginst $49,740,230 for the ing done to the craft is to remove it their earnest attention.”
start on February 1, according to a ment.
vldlng good ventilation. Ventilation
same month in 1919.
must supply plenty of fresh air with-
letter prepared by Sam A. Kozer, sec-
the elevator recently installed for
Hansen Routs Socialists.
retary of state, The letter was direct-
An amendment to the present state out drafts. This Is secured In the
Introduction by Representative Van President Wilson on the theory that
of
police,
sheriffs,
con-
P
aw
’ emP°werlng the county commls- poultry house by having the
ed
to
all
chiefs
Racine, Wis.—Ole Hansen, ex-mayor
de Steeg of Canyon county of a con­ he might desire to take a trip while he
side relatively open nnd the other
current resolution against Japanese was ill. Installation of the elevator of Seattle, Wash., disrupted a socialist stables, district attorneys and Justices 8,0,1 ot Multnomah county to levy .15 three sides absolutely tight. The Im­
of
the
peace
in
Oregon.
nl,,, f°r u«c in holding an annual rose portance of light In the poultry
immigration was a sensation of Tues­ cost $16,000. Its removal will cost a meeting here Sunday when, under aus­
day s session of the Idaho legislature. similar sum. The elevator never has pices of the Racine Constitutional De­ Pendleton.—Umatilla county’s dona- Cv™' in ^ort,and’ makl"K U obII«a- house has not been properly empha­
upon tho commission to levy tho sized In the past.
It purports to make a definite and been used by the president or any­ fense league, he invaded the meeting tion for f the .. starv . ng children of cen- tory
tax, was introduced to tho house by
body
else.
Its
removal
has
been
or
­
at
which
Irwin
St.
John
Tucker,
In
­
trai Europe will be shipped to Port- Representative Leonard.
clear-cut declaration to the world, and
'
particularly to congress of how Idaho dered because, in the opinion of navy dicted under the espionage act, was land Monday. In the shipment will be
FERTILE EGGS FOR HATCHING
experts, Its presence makes the May- the principal speaker, and challenged 1215 barrels of export flour. The flour
stands on the Japanese question.
Purse seiners, said to be destroying
flower unseaworthy.
him to a debate. Mr. Tucker declined will be shipped in 140-pound jute bags, *be natural feeding grounds off the Maximum Fertility Not Likely to Be
Testimony taken by the senate im­
Obtained Before Two Week»
at first, but submitted the question to the entire consignment making three (Oregon coast and declared a menace
migration committee in hearings on the
After Mating Fowls.
the audience, which voted against the earloads, according to J. V. Tallman, 110 ,ho «almon Industry of tho state,
Famine Toll Beats War.
Johnson bill prohibiting immigration
debate
amid
shouting
and
hisses.
chairman of the relief drive.
"Hl be made Illegal if possible. A
for one year has failed to prove exis­ New York.—Famine in China will
Matings should be made nt least
Medford.—Southern Oregon mining I J’"1 wl,h
cnd ln vlcw <« offered
claim more lives in the next six
two weeks before beginning to snve
tence of an emergency, according to
Man’s Release Sought.
f j,„e
men are much Interested in the fact | ,y ’ enator Norb,ad, but to be effective the eggs for hatching, if
senators who analyzed evidence sub­ months than were lost in the world
Birmingham, Ala.—President Wilson
mitted by more than 30 witnesses in war, unless other nations come to the has been requested by the Alabama that the Gold Ridge quartz mine, lo- ‘'"o tO €arry °Ut Senator Norblad’» Is allowed, the maximum fertility is
*7’ co °Peratlon wlI> be necessary not likely to be obtained. It |g
the last week. They declared the rescue on a tremendous scale, it is division of the American Legion to rated by T. C. Norris of Medford three I
charge that “millions of aliens would predicted by the Rev. W. A. Mather, procure the release of Captain Emmett miles south of Gold Hill in 1912, which J’"Part °f 010 ,oglsIature of Wash- desirable to mate even further ahead
than two weeks so that a few eggs
flood the United States, increase un­ physician missionary, on his return Kilpatrick, who is held in prison by he bonded a year ago to Lew Ross, a |g °n‘
can be Incubated for five or six days
from
Pao
Ting
Fu.
“
More
than
15,-
employment and create economic
Nevada mining engineer; C. C. Clark
Senator Staples of Multnomah coun- to see whether they are fertile. If
000,000 persons face immediate pros­ the bolshevik!, even should it require
chaos” had not been proved.
7
M
"7
hx >■""
In ...............................
these eggs are not fertile, there is
pect of starvation,” he said, “and 45,- the sending of an American army into for $10,000, has been developed into a
still
time to change the male bird
Russia.
The Jewish news bureau in New 000,000 others are affected in the
big wealth producer.
R f
tS PurP°Be the labelling or and thus be sure of fertile eggs for
Resolutions
adopted
by
the
legis
­
York has made public wireless advices famine zone of 100,000 square miles.”
tagging of all feedstuffs sold or offer- the earlier hatches.
lative committee ask the president to
from Berlin stating that Nikolai Len-
Salem.—Three cases of eggs, alleged ,i for Hftln ln Oregon. Feed8tuff8 ag
"send 10,000,000 of us over there If a sc charges, arrest, Incarceration in lefined In the bill, Include whole seeds
ine, premier of soviet Russia, was ill
Five-Cent Bread Back.
necessary.”
,
FRESH AIR VERY IMPORTANT
in Moscow from a general breakdown
ln/"u r “
,ant Publicity figure ,,r grains, unmlxed meals made direct-
New York.—The 5-cent loaf of bread
accentuated by recent violent attacks is back in New York. It appeared last
in a suit for damage’s filed In the Mar- v from nnd consisting of tho entire Not
Advisable to Close All Wlndowr
1,400,000 Francs Gone.
upon him by extremists in the com­ week in a bakery shop, where almost
Ion county circuit court here Friday rains of corn, wheat, rye, barley, oats,
at First Approach of Cold
Paris.—Disappearance of a messen­ by Dave Swanson of Hubbard against
munist party, who accused him of immediately sales Jumped from 80 to
Weather In Fall,
ckwheat,
flaxseed
and
grain
sor-
ger
of
the
receiver
of
finances,
who
“selling out the cause” in his dealings 1000 loaves a day. In nearly all other
C. W. Mayger. The plaintiff asks
”n«- whole hays, straws, screenings,
with foreign financiers, Including New V ork stores the price is 10 cents, had been given 1,400,000 francs to take $5000. Mayger, Mr. Swanson said, ac
Don’t close nil the windows In tho
’tonseed hulls, corn, stover, feed
Washington B. Vanderlip of Los but the baker who reduced the price to the Bank of France, was announced cused him of larceny of the eggs, with
henhouse
nt tho first approach of cold
■ isses, oat hulls and all other mate-
Sunday. It was feared he had been a the result that he was arrested and
Angeles.
wenther, but leave some of them
says he is making more money now. victim of foul play.
' Us containing 60 per cent or more open. If the wind blows In, put a
lodged in jail.
of water.
piece of burlnp over the open space
to keep out the wind, but let Ln air.
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