Dayton tribune., October 02, 1924, Image 2

WOULD HAPPENIN GS
Of CURRENT WEEK
Brief Resume Most Importan
Daily News Items.
MEMAPCC
Uni fill IllLlInULU
TRADE PLOT LAID TO FIRMS 11011]
Government Assail» Portland Whole-
“*— . .
Portland, — Conspiracy in restraint
of trade was charged against the Ore-1
gon Wholesale Grocer»’ association,
NEW PEACE PACT
STATE NEWS
SCHOOL DA l] S
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MO C*»<* »»»■ (» n CSMCM I
McMtnnviUe.,-- Russell Lantls, 11-
year old »on of Mr. uud Mrs. Arthur
Mntls of Yamhill, shot and killed a
bear that waa roaming about in the
woods near the Lantis jiluce Tuesday.
it*
¿a » »sm« »e>» 1
seven Portland wholesale grocery uud Situation at Geneva Declared
two hardware companies and 37 of­
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_
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a ,,
t.4
in
Critical.
ficials in a bill of complaint filed in
Astoria, Alexander Burna. 50, mem­
United States district court.
ber of a pile-driving crew at Fort
cm «*0 JH<r®
The United States government made
Stevens, waa killed Instantly. Sunday
the accusations following a six months'
when he loal his balance and fell 30
feet. HU skull waa fractured by strik­
investigation by department of justice
ing piling.
agents and agents of the federal trade
Events of Noted People, Governmeot* commission. Harlan F, Stone, attor- Question Regarded as Concerned With
Salem..—Although It ruined for th«
first three days of this year’s state
and Pacific Northwest, and Other
ney genera). ordered and directed the
Immigration Referred to
fair, which closed here Saturday night,
probe.
Things Worth Knowing.
Sub-Committee.
the cash receipts were only >3000 less
Dissolution of the association was
than those of the 1933 state fair, which
asked. An injunction was requested
established a new attendance record
Forty thousand persons in Pan- perpetually restraining the defendants
Geneva.—A grave crisis prevailed In Oregon.
gasinan and Tarlac, Philippine Islands from fixing prices, increasing prices,
Salem.—There was one fstallty In
Sunday night In the peace discussions
provinces are reported reduced to practicing coercion upen manufactur-
Oregon due to industrial accident« dur-
hirough
Japan's
insistence
upon
an
semistarvation on account of floods, erK refusing to sell to grocers not
ing the week ending September 35, ac­
locusts and animal diseases.
abiding by rules of the association and amendment to the proposed protocol cording to a report prepared here by
Enormous coal deposits were dis­ agreeing to fine grocers not abiding of arbitration and security.
the state industrial accident cominis-
So critical was the situation judg­ aioa. The victim was Henry Oleman,
covered In Ellesmere land by Captain by rules.
Henry Anderson Guiler, special as­ ed to be that France suggested that donkey engineer of Summit.
Donald B. MacMillan, Arctic explorer,
who arrived at Wiscasset, Maine, Sat­ sistant to the attorney-general, and the Japanese amendment, which con­ Cascade Locks.—O. W. Harvey and
urday after a 15-month sojourn in the Judge John S. Coke. United States dis­
associates of Lps Angeles have bought
trict attorney, are conducting the case cerns the interpretation of state rights
far north.
the E. M. Veatch farm, one half mile
VbYMC3
for the government. Mr. Guiler. with as related to arbitration, and which
Intrastate express rates in the zone Harry H. Atkinson, also a special as­ everybody understands as deferring to west, of CascaBe Locks, and will
operate it as a silver fox farm. The
in which Oregon is located were order­ sistant to the attorney-general? Clar­ the immigration problem, should be farm contains 40 acres and Is one of
ed reduced from 10.7 per cent to 15 ence Sadler, of the federal trade com­ considered calmly by a sub-commit- the scenic spots near Cascade locks.
per cent in an order issued by the mission, and John Petrovltsky. agent
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Salem. — Capitalized at >3,000.000.'
tee. A motion by the French to this
public service commission at Salem, of the department of Justice, conduct­
the
Medford
Logging
Railroad
com
ed the investigation.
end was accepted by the arbitration
it arpsy souls would wand*? west*
Or., Tuesday.
pany. with headquarters In Medford,
Thny'd find a plaea. Iov*d b»»l.
"Numerous complaints filed with committee.
Major Pedro Zanni, the Argentine government officials in Portland and
has filed articles of incorporation
Upon th* mountain cr**t
By F. A. WALKER
Japan offered her amendment after with the state corporation department
aviator who arrived in Hongkong. Washington. D. C„ prompted the in­
And In Iho«* «trans*, wild vali*y land*
Their troubled auula would r**t.
Monday on his round-the-world flight; vestigation.” Mr. Guiler stated. "At­ a day of fruitless private conferences. here. The incorporators are Charles
—Lalah Fuwlar.
Felipe Deltrame, his mechanician, and torney-General Stone immediately or­ Viscount Ishii consulted with M. W. Reames, V. V. Piymale and A. E. WILDERNESS OF THOUGHT
Briand,
M.
Loucheur,
Sir
Cecil
Hurst,
Reames.
E. Rouillon, the Peruvian consul, nar­ dered that we go into the matter thor­
PUDDING FOR HOT DAYS
rowly escaped drowning in a collision oughly. declaring that all combinations and other leaders, but no ope was
Pendleton.—One hundred and fifty W^ANY of the highest prized tiling*
able
to
find
a
formula
acceptable
to
In life, often through cureleas-
between motorboats in the harbor. to increase prices of necessities of life
thousand bushels of wheat was sold
the Japanese.
nc»», neglect or perverted habita,- see pt’DDING la suppoMCdly the happy
in
Pendleton
Friday,
according
to
the
be
broken
up.
”
ending to a flue dinner. It la a
Judge Stratton, a noted northwest
lost «mid a wilderness of weed*,
At 9:30 tonight, when the arbitra­
"We have found a startling condi­ tion committee had very near com­ estimate made by local grain buyers. whoa» rankness hnd been permitted to broad torta whlci may cover « inulti
pioneer, died at his home in Seattle
lude of dennerta. A pudding to be In-
Monday night. Judge Stratton form- tion here which has existed for a num­ pleted its revision of the protocol text, Selling has been general over the overtop u Mcnlthy soli.
county
during
the
past
week.
Grow
­
IMMlops'* dower garden, which she tercming to the finally need not )>•
erly was a resident of Portland, and ber of years. Under the Sherman anti- M. Adachi arcs a and formally moved
ers
in
Athena
were
said
to
have
been
elected
to cull “her own." wux beauti­ very elaborate for these days; one
trust
act
we
have
two
remedies,
one.
lhe
8Uppre88£on
was well known as an attorney in the
of the clause in the
fully luid out und gnve great promise, that is ruslly and quickly prepared I»
Pacific northwest. He was a judge action in equity, the other, criminal | protocol draft which proclaims an selling recently.
most popular with the one who has to
of the King county superior court from action. We have adopted the first aggressor state any country refusing
Eugeno.—rJoe Jackson, 12yearol<1 but In an evil day, when «be grew prepare It.
weary
of
pulllnr
out
the
tares
und
method. If it fails we may adopt the to abide by the decision of the world son of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Jackson,
1890 to 189«.
second. Similar complaints have been court of Justice. The clause in ques- who live near Yoncalla, was in a ser­ watering the buds, the weed» run
Chicken Warmaln.
The federal farm loan board has an­
amuck und ruined the plot about which
filed against the California Wholesale ■tion refers to disputes which one ious condition at Pacific Christian Penelo|>e liad dreumed for weeks.
Cook n good fut fowl In plenty ol
nounced the successful flotation of the
Grocers’ association, Southern Cali­ party declares to have arisen over a hospital here Saturday night as a re­
When put to the test she preferred broth until tinder, adding such mui
first bond issue for the intermediate
fornia Wholesale Grocers' association, subject which Is exclusively Vithin its sult of a wound in his back from a the melancholy weeds to the roue und soiling n* salt und pepper with a
credit banks for the 1924 marketing
Utah-Idaho Wholesale Grocers' asso­ domestic jurisdiction.
sniull onion. Remove the chicken unC
shotgun in the hands of his brother. the lily.
*
season. The issue was >10,000.000 and
ciation and Seattle Produce associa­
And so it was wlih WUHntn. who cut up Ihe meut Into «null pieces
Joseph, 13.
If
the
world
court
accepts
this
view
■was sold by the ^board's fiscal agent, tion.
Portland, — Voluntary petition In hud planned great thing» while In col­ Set away In n warm plnce. To th«
and rules that the matter is in fact
Charles W. Lobdell, to a group of com­
.“Price fixing by the association has domestic in nature and the other, the bankruptcy was filed Saturday in lege, but tiie weeds crept In umong broth ndd two or three cupfuls ol
mercial banks.
his cherished ambitions and led him finely-cut celery and cook until thick,
been done through committees. The opposing state, refuses to accept the United States district court by J.
W. far, fur ulleld In u direction he never remove the celery, keep In u warm
Robbers entered the office of R. E. class A committee fixed the wholesale
decision and goes to war, it then be­ powney. H. K. Phillips and J. Willard suspected.
pliicv nnd add noodle» to the soup:
Benaata. Inc. an automobile house in prices of certain groceries. The class
Up to n given point he us a faith- cook until done. To serve, place n
comes
aggressor and will be Downey as individuals and as partners
Tacoma. Wash., Monday night, stole a C committee fixed prices of other sta­
punished as such by the other menf- doing business under the firm name ful worker, so long as bl -oylsh hop«* nest of niMMllrs on the plate, add •
light truck, loaded into it a »safe con­ ples. A sugar committee fixed the
mid on tot
s|xa>nftila of celery, and
to>
of Sheridan Creamery of Sheridan. brightened his sky, h t when they * few s;w>onfula
bers of the league.
taining >4300 in cash and checks and price of sugar. Another committee
faded
he
lout
Inter«»
und
did
not
¡duce
mum
minced
cldrken
Sere«
Yamhill
county,
Oregon.
M. Adachi wanted this clause
drove away. No trace of the robbers, fixed the price of fruit jars.”
care.
very hot. A »[tonfili nf inuxhcd potat«
stricken out altogether, asserting that
La Grande. — La Grande educated
the strongbox or the truck has been
Then cume the day when the garden with gravy may be served with tills It
The government is prepared, if need it involved great injustice to the plain­
her
children
in
the
public
school
at
Was choked with weeds.
found by the police.
a heartier serving Is needed Tld»
be. to bring in from 200 to 300 wit­ tiff state and shut oft all avenues of
less cost than Pendleton, Baker. Hood
He smiled complacently und accept­ makes a nice dish for u luncheon fot
nesses,
Mr.
Guiler
said.
A story of the deft juggling of mil­
peaceful settlement.
Reading his
“The association has had a strangle­ statement dramatically and slowly, River and The Dalles, comparative ed his fate because he believed in a dozen or more, as one chicken will
lions, including the sale of a large
figures furnished by school clerks of luck. He imd never been taught to b« SUlAclent.
part of a >120,000,000 coal property hold on the grocery business of Ore­ amid tense, almost painful silence, the the five cities show. Incidentally, I ji hold to the anchor of fulih,
for >4,000,000, became public Tues­ gon," he declared. “We specifically Japanese delegate accused the league Grande has more students in school
But William Imil learned home risky
Appl« Goo<V.
games of chance, and could, when sud­
day, preliminary to hearing of the suit charge the conspiracy has existed of nations of not fulfilling its high than any of the other four cities.
Slice
rl|»e.
early npyles In n deep
denly called upon to do so. shut his
for >200,000,00 filed by stockholders three years. Manufacturers were in­ mission, because it was proclaiming
Salem.—State traffic officers work­ moufti very firmly und exhibit not buttere«! dish; squeexe over them the
duced
to
refuse
to
do
business
with
of the Denver & Rio Grande railroad
a state a criminal without offering ing under the direction of T. A. Raf-
the slightest Sign of feur or discourage­ Juice of nn orange und grate a IIUI«
against the estate of George J. Gould grocers who refused to abide by the any solution of the difficulty.
of the peel; to a quart of the apple
ment.
fety,
chief
inspector
for
the
state
rules of the association. It dictated
and others.
He argued that questions judged by motor vehicle department, were re­
He meant to be good nnd true, nnd ndd one-hnlf cupful of augur, mis
prices on such products as Bon Ami,
Mortimer M. King, young cotton mill Borden’s milk. Carnation'milk, Cre^m the court to be within the exclusive sponsible for fines In the amount of i he sought to be fortunate nt>g happy, lightly and dot with bits of butter.
Bake until soft. The last of the time
worker and ex-soldier, of Chesterfield, of Wheat, fruit jars, Mazola oil, Dutch dnternal Jurisdiction of a state might 64958 being levied for violations of but tlie weeds smothen*d liliii,
sprinkle with chopped almonds or pea­
cause
the
gravest
kind
of
injustice
Tlie
brilliant
course
he
hnd
consid
­
S, C., pleaded guilty Monday to mur­ cleanser, Palmolive soap, yeast, Dia­
the traffic laws during September, ac­
ered must wait till another season, or nuts. Kat cold with eresm or lop
dering Major Samuel H. McLeary on mond matches, and many others. It to the other state, which should have cording to a statement Issued here.
at least until he shall ghe proof of his ^nllk. In cold weather aerve hot.
the
right
to
prove
the
righteousness
July 2. Judge Featherstone, however, dictated the price of sugar-also, and
Seaside.
Fire of undetermined change of heart.
directed that a plea of not guilty be members refusing to abide by the of its complaint.
origin, started about 2:30 Saturday
He has ample ability, bnt even with
Señor
Fernandez,
a
Brazilian
Jur-
entered for the defendant, the law in rules were fined. In fact to become
morning, destroyed four frame build­ his fine talents there springs up at
ist,
combated
the
Japanese
amend
­
South Carolina prohibiting guilty pleas members they were required to place
regular Intervals a crop of hot headed
ment. It has the effect, he said, of ings Just west of the Necanlcum river weeds, sometimes growing In the night
in capital cases.
>2000 with the secretary as a guaran-
bridge
and
for
a
time
threatened
the
putting the sign of approval on the
to present a sickening spectacle in
That the series of daring daylight tee to adhere in the regulations.”
most inadmissable, as well as the entire west side business district with the morning.
The complaint als# sets forth in
holdups of bank messengers in Seattle
most cruel wars of all—those grow­ destruction. The damage was esti­
William is but a name for a thou­
during the past two years was parti­ substance Mr. Guiler’s allegations.
ing out of a conflict over a state's mated at >20.000 with little insurance. sand young men who, in spite of pa­
Purported copies of agreements en-
cipated in if not actually directed by
Eugene. — The attitude of Richard ternal advice, iipdsteij upon sowing
sovereign rights.
a group of Seattle police officers who tered into by member companies are
W. Price as a member of the state their wlhl oats.
William lias won the mime of being
connived with a bandit gang, is strong­ added to the complaint in the form of
gam<- commission was condemned and
ly rumored to be the cause of an in­ exhibits. Carrying out these agree­
his removal by Governor Pierce urged wild and reckless, which he admits.
Bq HELEN ROIDLAMD
He recognizes flint he Is a sort of
vestigation started by the prosecuting ments • they have it is Stated, “re­
at the final meeting of the Oregon
moral cri|>ple, too weak to strike out
strained a large, substantial and im­
attorney Tuesday.
State Sportsmen’s association here alone, too proud to accept advice. He
portant part of the interstate and for­
Saturday. It was declared that Mr. is to i>e pitied, for he really Is not bad JgVERY man has the soul of a child,
The problems of what should be eign trade and commerce aforesaid.” ;
somewhere in him; no doubt, exen
Price had failed to act in the best at heart und Is f «body's enemy t»ut Ills
the ratio of development of sub­
the wives of Methuwlsli thought him
Seattle, Wash.—The United States
Mr. Guiler declared in connection
ow n.
marines, surface ships and aircraft in with this that member companies of army aviators officially completed interests of sportsmanship.
Jimt n nice, babyish, pciulunt old thing
<® lr McClure N»*«i»p«r Syndlcat* )
Salem.
—
Race
horse
owners
have
fil
­
who hnd to be told t<> wear his sa*ili
the navy during the next few years the association distributed products
Sunday their flight around the world, ed a protest with the state fair board
♦as handed by Secretary Wilbur Tues­ annually of the value of >100,000,000.
"H -H- I I I I 1-4-1- I l i ¡ i i i ¡ i i i i i i and when to have his hale cut.
day to the navy general board with in­ Wholesale companies named in the They landed at the aviation field on with relation to a recent order which
would close the fairgrounds to horses
Woman mny be able to fill a bl«
structions that it make a comprehen­ complaint follow: Lang &,Co., Mason, the outskirts at 1:36:40 P. M.
civic Job, to play politics, to use pock,
sive study and report to him at its Ehrman & Co.; Wadhams & Co., , Lieutenant Lowell H. Smith, the and their attendants after October 1.
flight commander, in the flagplane Members of the fair board declared
eta Instead of n bandbag; und (some
earliest convenience.
By DOUGLAS MAU.OCH
Allen & Lewis, T. W. Jenkins & Co., Chicago, was the first to land on the
<Uy) even to piny n good gam« ol
that their action was due to careless­
If three or four of the great powers M. Seller & Co., Wadhams & Kerr field from which they began their
golf; but she will never be able to
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ness on the part of the stable attend­
blow rings from her cigarette and still
—Gredt Britain, France, Italy, Japan Bros., Hudson & Gram Co, and Mar­ world-famous Hight April 6, at 8:34
ants who have destroyed considerable HA' ’PENED on a mystery.
look pretty.
•
—which have permanent seats on the shall Wells company.
A. M.
state property in past years.
Anyway it wna to me;
council of the league of nations, and
Lieutenant Leigh Wade of the plane
Salem.—George F. Rodgers, presi­ On the bank I found a book .
Nobody—not •ven aho, heraa If—
Meeker Will Fly East.
ten other states, members of the
Boston II followed the flight com­
dent
of the First National bank here, Down beside a shady brook.
knows what a woman will do, until
league, ratify the protocol of arbitra­ Washington, D. C. — Acting Secre­ mander, and Lieutenant Erik Nelson
Yes, sir, yonder by “the crick"
after she's done It
tion and security which was made tary Davis of the war department has in the New Orleans came down third. and Miss Claire Crewe of Portland Found a brown arithmetic.
died
at
a
local
hospital
Sunday
as
tlw»
How
It
got
there,
hard
to
tell;
public Monday there will open at approved a request from Ezra Meeker, Lieutenant Wade's time of arrival was
The college turns out many poten
Geneva on June 15. 1925, a great inter­ 90-year-old pioneer of Seattle, that he 1:37:50 and Lieutenant Nelson’s result of injuries suffered yesterday Maybe put there, maybe fell.
when an airplane in which they were There it lay, a book of sums
t nUy flue men; hut ihe only Instltu
national conference for the reduction be permitted to fly back In an army 1:38:35 P. M.
tlon that ever turned out a “finished”
passengers crashed to the ground a Bearing murks of smudgy thumbs.
of armaments.
The three world girdlers arrived distance of more than 200 feet. Miss Looking blankly hi the sky
airplane across the trail he followed
one is the Institution of marriage.
Brigadier-General Charles Elmer in frontier days with an ox team on over the field at 1:30 o’clock.
Crewe died st 3:30 o’clock this morn­ Just as though It wondered why,
How it got there. That to me
Sawyer, personal physician to the late bis way westward. Meeker will travel
One*. • modarn youth looka Into a
ing, while Mr. Rodgers died at 4:30
Also is a mystery.
Theft Exceeds Million.
girl a eyas and springs hU “Un«," h*
President Harding, died suddenly of from Seattle to Dayton, O., In an
o'clock this afternoon.
Near It was a Ashing hole.
nav«r doubt» that aha will forget all
heart disease at White Oak farm, his army machine, arriving there in time
York. — The defalcations nt
Portland—There is a fair local trade I could swear I nuw u pole
about Rudolph Valentino, Bill Hart
home, in Marion, O, Tuesday. Slight­ to witness the airplane races begln- George R. Christian, missing partner in potatoes with enough coming In to
From the trashes sticking out—
and Lou Tellegen.
ly more than a year from the time Dr. ning this week.
of the brokerage firm of Day & supply Jobbers’ needs, and prices are It was theie without n doubt.
Sawyer stood by the bedside of Presi­
Heaton, amounted to >1,500,000 in cash on a steady basis. The shipping de­ Not n split bamboo affair.
Spiritual one ness 1« th« most beau­
Five, Throats Cut, Die.
dent Harding in a San Francisco hotel
and securities, Assistant District At­ mand has not opened up and it Is un­ Just an ulder cut somewhere.
tiful thing In the world; but it is not
and watched the life of the nation’s
Mangum, Okla.—The bodies of Mrs. torney Gibbs announced Saturday. Mr. certain when the movement south­ And it seemed to mo the Une
based on sharing the same tobth-mug,
chief executive ebb away, Mrs. Flor J. A. Melton and her four children, Gibbs said Christian had taken this ward will begin. The Oregon crop is Wasn't silk, but cottton twine.
and yawning nt each other across the
ence Kling Harding, widow of the late their throats cut, were found lying amount before disappearing but that estimated at 3,756,000 bushels against On the water, seemed to me.
breakfast table, ns no many married
president, performed the same service close together in one room by J. A. the total loss to the firm, including 4,180,000 bushels last year, the de­ Something else that I could see;’
couples seem to think.
today for the physician. Mrs. Hard­ Melton, a farmer, when he returned working capital, profits and customers’ crease being due to the dry summer. Just a cork, a cork of brown.
Slowly bobbing up und down.
Alaa, thia Is an age of high-powered
ing has ben making her home at White to his home, five miles south of here, securities, could be estimated at >2,- Growers look for a fairly profitable It’s a mystery, as I any;
|M
’ low-powered aentlment, and di­
Oak farm since the president’s death. । late Saturday night. All were dead.
500,000.
season.
For I'm sure there's m-hool today.
luted love.
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