WORLD HAPPENINGS
OF CURRENT WEEK
U. S. CLAIMS RECOGNIZED
Anglo-American Accord Keached
Paris Conference.
al
HUGHES RESIGNS
CABINET POSITION
STATE NEWS
IN BRIEF.
SCHOOL DA1]S
Paris The British and American
Cascade Locks Herbert Hiinkin».
delegations at the conference of the
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allied finance ministers have reached
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a final and definite accord relative to
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and fracturing his rib.
the payment to the United States of
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the cost of the army of occupation and
McMinnville. McMinnville will be
fox» tuore
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war damage claims. This was of-
host to the Oregon State Dairy ii»n>
i »ot r-<»f sj "»<« h »7.
g.«. S h *7 ih . i
ficially announced Monday night.
elation January 20 and 21. when that
uuni (Ml
The agreement Is subject to ratlfi-
body will hold It» annual convention
•M I ■». ru
cation by a plenary session of the con
here. Plans for the gathering have
ference, but inasmuch as France. Italy
been mude by Cheater Mulkey of Me
or Belgium entered the negotiations
Mlnnvllle, president of the »tato organ
Events of Noted People. Government» already pledged to support the Amer Charle» IL Warren to Succeed Stone
izution.
lean viewpoint and divergencies ex­
Houghton In Line for Ambas­
and Pacific Northwest, and Other
Salem. Fire losses in Oregon, ex
isted only between the British and
sador to England.
Things Worth Knowing.
elusive of Portland, In December ag­
Americans, ratification is regarded as
gregated $208,002 46. according to a
a foregone conclusion.
report prepared here Sunday by Will
The United Slates under the terms
Washington. D. C,
Charles E. Moore, state fire marshal. The most
The arbitration treaty between the of the agreement will receive about
United States and Sweden, signed $25.000.000 yearly on the total of her Hughes will retire from the cabinet disastrous fire was at Hood River,
June 4. 1924. was ratified Saturday by claims, amounting lo approximately on March 4. and Frank 11. Kellogg. where a warehouse and contents were
the senate.
$600.0i>0.000. Thus reimbursement of I uow ambassador to London, will sue- destroyed with a loss of $30.000.
the Uniled States will occupy u period ceed him as secretary of state.
Saligli Enactment of a law fixing
An earth shock lasting between 15
of 25 years. The sum remaining due
Mr. Hughes has placed his resigna the minimum at which irrigation and
and 30 seconds was felt in Los An­
geles and surrounding towns at 10:15 for the costs of the American occupa­ tion in the hands of President Cool­ drainage bonds may bo sold and re
o'clock Saturday morning. No damage tion is fixed at between $250.000,000 idge with a reaffirmation of loyalty to peal of the act under which the state
: ar.d $260.000,000 while the amount of his chief, but with request that after guarantees interest on these bonds for
was reported.
I war damage claims, the conference nearly 20 years of public service he periods up to five years probably will
Election of Rear Admiral John H. has agreed, will be based on the find­ be permitted to return to private life. be recommended by Governor Pierce
Copyright
Tut $O«C HÉAD
Dayton to be commandant of the 12th ings of the mixed claims commission.
The president, accepting the deci­ in his message to the legislature.
naval district (San Francisco) and of This has been tentatively fixed al sion. expressed regret, warmly praised
Mare Island navy yard, was announc­ $350.000.000.
Eugene.
Nearly 10.000,000 trout
the retiring secretary's record of ac­
ed Saturday.
The terms of the agreement pro­ complishment since he took charge of eggs were taken from the state hatch­
vide:
the country's foreign affairs four years ery near Vida on the McKenzie river
Driven into the wilderness under
First, the payment to the United ago, and bespoke for him a “well- during 1924, said E. W. Goff, superin­
the lash of one of the winter's most States of 55,000,000 gold marks year­ I merited repose” after the cares of tendent. In a report Saturday. Rain
By DOUGLAS MALLOCH
bitter blizzards, two Indian braves Sat- ly by priority on the cash payments public responsibility.
bow trout eggs numbered 5.876,721,
urday fought and lost their struggle under the Dawes plan, to apply on the
Bj F. A. WJLKER
Ambassador Kellogg, already fa­ black spotted trout 1.537.400, eastern
against the elements near Browning. American army of occupation costs. miliar with many of the outstanding brook trout 1,125,000 and steelhead Tr MAYBE took a minute, friend, for
*
you to send a wire.
Mont.
These payments are to begin Septem­ problems of foreign policy through his trout 500,000.
THE MASKED TOLLMEN
A little, too, you had to H|H*nd, a llllle
The special train of General John J. ber 1. 1926, or after the extinguish­ service at a succession of European
of your hire,
Albany. Mark Forster of Tangent
Pershing stopped at Temuco, Chile, ment of Belgium's priority payments. conferences, probably will come to has brought a home made whole wheat But right across the world it cane,
for two hours Sunday morning and If the Dawes plan functions normally Washington soon to serve for a few flour iato the local market and one
across the plain» und hills,
** jear», tin* hidden tollmen along
then proceeded to Valdivia, where the that part of the United States' claims weeks in the state department before of the Albany bakeries Is making a Anil here It in, ami here's your name, the roads we so boldly travel liecome
and here the room It tills
more and more Imperious In their de
commander of the American forces in would be written off the reparations he takes his new post in March. His
whole wheat bread of the product. With words of love us bright us flame rnaiids and nil our journey with a
successor at London has not been
the world war spent several hours book in 1943 or 1944.
The wheat is grown on Mr Forster’s
und sweet as whippoorwills.
thousand cures und complexities
Second, the United States will share selected.
sight-seeing.
farm and the flour ground in an old-
Wliat to us was beautiful five or six
in the Dawes annuities at the rate of
Announcement of the impending
Owing to the lack of incriminating
lashloned French burr mill on the It maybe took n minute, dear, to write jenr» ago I uih bo changed In aspect
2l4 per cent, the total payments not to change was made at the White Hous«
a little Une,
and general appearance that we can
evidence against him in connection
Forster farm.
exceed 45,000,000 gold marks annually, late Saturday and heard with surprise
।
A letter when n grief
was near, was find no pleasure in Its presence.
with the murder of General Sir Lee
beginning retroactively September 1. by most of official Washington. Mr.
Pendleton,
As we leave the old milestones be­
The Umatilla county
near to me and mine.
Oliver Stack, sirdar of the Egyptian
1924. These payments will be used Hughes had indicated that he desired courthouse is not large enough to at But right across the world It went, hind we pick up something ns we pro-
army, Abdel Rahmen Fehmy, organ­
< eed that adds weight to our feet fall­
across the lake» und lands—
to amortize the amount of the war I sometime in the future to leave public ford the room for several of the coun-
izer of the notorious "vengeance so­
damage claims as fixed by the mixed office and recoup his private fortunes ty offices, according to a report itiiule The little letter that you sent 1» here ing so gradually upon us that we
ciety,” has been liberated.
scarcely notice It, but when for wins
within our luinds
claims commission. The American by resuming the practice of law-, but by the grand jury Saturday. It rec­
And. oh. how much your message reason we would run. possibly to make
Interstate commerce commission representatives have agreed that this some of those nearest him in official ommended that bonds bo Issued for
meant God knows and under- haste, we discover thut we must atop
hearings on wool and mohair rates latter amount should not exceed $350.- life believed he would remain for at the construction of a new jail, or that
a while nnd seltle our account with
»funds!
from Pacific coast and intermediate 000.000 or, with interest, roughly, 1,- least another year at the head of the a sinking fund be established to pro-
the masked tollmen.
territories to the east will begin Feb- 500,000.000 gold marks. Repayments state department.
We try to explain that we are not
vide for early construction.
It maybe takes a mimi' -, ■nun and
ruary 17 at Boston, in place of Febru­ under this head would normally take
In debt. Hint we lune been pimrtlllou*
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women here und tie ,
Salem. Petitions were filed with To stop a little now
ary 19 at Chicago. Further hearings over 30 years, but it is^expected that
ml then our In nil our settlements, but when our
Paris.—Frank B. Kellogg, the Amer-
account Is pri.dmeil we find tlint we
happine»» to »I
will be held at Portland, Or., later.
the heavier payments made in the ican ambassador to the court of St. the county court here Saturday pro-
have drawn rather heavily, nnd nt our
later years of the operation of the I James, will accept the post of secre- testing against the proposed destruc­ But right acroMH the orhi
Vincente Blasco Ibanez will be pro­
own risk, on predmis phyalcnl saving»
word,
a
look,
n
mile,
tion
of
a
historic
oak
tree
that
has
Dawes plan will cancel the claim in Itary of state tendered him by Presi-
secuted in France for his recent pam­
Through Hummer «ir und w Inter »now» we Imnglned were unimpaired.
dent Coolidge on the resignation of stood on the Champoeg-Salem highway
about 25 years.
There 1» a little blur In our vision,
it travelH many a mile
phlet against King Alfonso of Spain
for more than 50 years. Any effort
Third, the United States obtains the Charles Evan Hughes,
And helps more hearts than you sup- a slight flutter at the heart and a
on the charge of an offense against a
immediate release and possession up-1 “I read the news in the papers an- on the part of the county court to
pose Hint need It will the while! mnnlfest Impatience over trifles, so our
foreign sovereign. Conviction on such
tollmen tell ua serl<»u«ly to pny.
on ratification of the protocol of 115.- nounclng that the president had de- destroy the tree will meet with stren
offense would render him liable to
nous opposition, it was said.
We naturally think It will go easier
imprisonment for from one month to 000,000 now in the federal reserve cided to appoint me secretary of state,
with us If wo cancel our obligations
bank,
which
was
deposited
there
by
which
I
accept
and
appreciate
very
Salem.—Oregon has fewer Illiterate
one year.
gracefully, but as n mutter of fact It
the allies under the Wadsworth agree- greatly as a great honor,” said Am-
make» no dlffcrenee
persons than any other state in the
Dr. Molotkoft professor in the neu­ ment.
bassador Kellogg, who was here at-
I_________ ________________________ I
For ns noon ns one debt Is paid
wist, according to a report prepared
rological academy at Leningrad, Rus­
These are the broad outlines of th<- tending the international financial
we begin to pile up another; we are
by J. A. Churchill, »tate superintend­
sia, has announced the employment of agreement reached between Ambassa- conference Sunday.
never content to live In nn Mtnioapher*
ent of ptjbilc Instruction, based on happening comas,
a new method of treating cancer, dors Kellogg and Herrick and James
miri
“I am not unmindful of the diffi-
where rink of life and health Is at a
statistics
gathered
by
Frank
U.
you are looking
nd
which he declared would effect cures. A. Logan on the one side and Winston cultles and the responsibilities of this
minimum, or where we can get wholly
la
all
you
need
nwsy from the humiliating custom of
The treatment consists in cutting the Churchill and Sir Clio Niemeyer on great office,” Mr. Kellogg continued Phillips of the George Washington uni­ world round all tbs liinr Whitney.
milking apologies.
nerve leading directly to the can­ the other, much to the surprise of the ' following especially such a distin- versity. Only two states In the union
can boast of a lower percentage of
We continue to find fault with thhig»
SOUPS WITHOUT MEAT
cerous growth.
continental delegations because of the cuished and eminent lawyer and
illiteracy than Oregon.
for w ldi h w-i alone are to binine. Our
Mr.
Hughes.
There
is
speed with which a situation that to statesman as
i ontlnued.
American agricultural machinery
rpilE following soup- are especially extra) ugant habits
them seemed a hopeless deadlock the nothing more that I can say at this
Salem. Cora Woolbridge, on behalf A good for the members of the family though we know they are taking us to
came into a great world demand dur­ past three days has been cleared up.
time.”
ruin, so when the tollmen come along
of the women's clubs of the state of who an* not eating much meat
ing 1924 after three years of consider­
and demand our last dollar, we pay
Cream of Lima Bean Soup.
California, has sent a telegram to Gov
able depression. For the II months
Washington. D. C.—Charles Beecher ernor Pierce urging that he Indorse
Play Fair, Says Hughes.
The baby Ilinas seem to cook much grudgingly, and often with a grout deal
including November, 1924, the com­
Warren, Michigan lawyer and ex am­ the child labor amendment to the fed­ quicker than the larger kind, Take of unnecessary verbal emphasis.
Atlanta.
Ga.
—
The
one
great
need
of
The fact Is, even with our protesta
merce department announced Sunday,
bassador to Japan and to Mexico, will eral constitution. Governor Pierce two cupfuls of the beans and
with water, allowing them-to sin nd tlons at being robbed during the day
the United States exported agricul­ the world is “not some formula or fill the cabinet vacancy caused by the
sometime ago went on record as fav­ over night to soak ; drain, add a quart and while we sleep, we tire oiirsehes
tural machinery to a value of $56,431,- rule, but a law-abiding sentiment elevation of Attorney-General Stone to
oring the amendment, which will be of water, two onions, two tablespoon- the principili culprits.
Under th«
throughout
the
land
—
the
disposition
000, or about $9,500,000 in excess of
the supreme court bench.
submitted to all the leglHlatures hold­ fuis of parsley or n stalk of celery, Adroit manipulation of the tollmen we
the value of such exports during the to be reasonable, to be fair, to settle
His nomination was sent Saturday
and cook slowly on the btiik of the have become helpleas. They go forth
sale period of 1923 and more than things according to available stand­ to the senate, where prompt action ing sessions this winter.
stove
or In the tireless cooker until seeking gold, and In trunnferrlng It
twice the total for the entire year of ards of justice, to enforce the concep­ was expected, despite that he was
Halfway. — The Cornucopia mines, thoroughly soft.
Bub the beim» from our pockets to theirs they show
tions
of
justice
against
the
demon
­
1922.«
selected over Governor, Grosbeck of under the supcrintendency of Fred through a sieve and to euch pint of uh that they know their business better
strations of brute force,” Secretary of
than we know ours, and that they cure
Plans for fitting out the navy tender State Hughes declared in an address Michigan, who was recommended by Mills, will reopen for the year soon. the pulp add two cupful» of milk not a whit for the sting of conscience.
Senator Couzens, republican, of that Many pipes were frozen, stopping oper­ blended with two tnbh-K|.... nfulH
Rainbow to make scientific investiga­ here Monday night.
(<© by MeClur« New«piipiw HyniUcat* >
state, and the Michigan delegation in ations. Heads of families were kept of flour und butter well cooked nnd
tions at sea, recommended by the re­
Mr. Hughes’ address was delivered
blended;
Hi-iiHon
with
suit
mid
cay-
cent conference here on oceanography, at a banquet given in honor of him the house. The appointment was re­ for general repair work, while the enne.
were announced Sunday by the navy and other members of the executive ferred to the judiciary committee in others were laid off temporarily. A
department. Secretary Wilbur having committee of the American Bar asso­ the usual course.
crew of 75 men will be engaged in
Cream of Carrot Soup.
Scrape six simili carrots, cut into
mining activity as soon as the weather
already submitted estimates to the ciation. He made no reference to hi«
Washington, D. C.—As a result of perm its. The snow is reported seven small piece.», add one «mall onion, two
budget bureau for the necessary funds. recent resignation from the cabinet.
stalks of celery and two sprig» of
having accepted the resignation of
in the mining district.
Warrants were sworn out in the
parsley. Cover
une quart of
Secretary of State Hughes and select­
Rates to be Unchanged.
Salem. A total of 473 Industrial ac- boiling water and bring to a rapid
court of Topeka, Kan., Monday, charg­
ed Ambassador Kellogg at London as
Chicago. — Round-trip summer ex­ his successor, President Coolidge will cidents wore reported to the state in­ boil, cooklng for ten minutes, then
ing Jonathan M. Davis, governor, and
place In a flreless cooker for two to
his son, Russell G. Davis, 28, with so­ cursion rates from Chicago, St. Ixiuis, give attention now to the task of fill­ dustrial accident commission during
three hours, depending upon the enr-
liciting and accepting a bribe of $1250 Memphis, New Orleans and territory ing the vacancies in the diplomatic the week ending Thursday, according rots. Rtih through u course sieve, add
in payment for a pardon issued Fred west to California and the north Pa­ corps resulting from these changes in to a report Saturday. Of the acci- two tablespoonfuls each of dour and
W. Pollman, it was announced by cific coast will be unchanged this year, his cabinet on March 4.
dents 382 were subject to the provi­ butter cooked together, to one pint of
Tinkham Veale, county attorney of the Trans-Continental Passenger asso­
In line with the promotion of Am­ sions of the workmen's compensation hot milk ; cook until well blended. Add
Shawnee county.
ciation announced. The excursion sea- bassador Kellogg, the president is un­ law, 87 were from firms and corpora­ salt and pepper and serve hot, with n
son will extend from May 15 to Octo- derstood to have in mind the transfer tions that have rejected the act and pinch of mace.
Countess Zwetana von Hartenau,
her 31. The association has as mem- of Ambassador Houghton at. Berlin to four were from public utility Corpora
Flemish Soup.
daughter of ex-King Alexander of Bul­ bers all the larger overland carriers the court of St. James. With such a
tlons not entitled to state protection.
Slice five green onion*, one bunch of
garia, who abdicated after the revolu­ operating between Chicago and the
policy carried to a logical conclusion,
celery, six large potaloe» mid cover
tion in 1885, and Dr. C. H. Boissevain Pacific coast.
Haines So far ns known there have with two quarts of waler, Boll ten
there would be general advancement
of Colorado Springs were married De­
of those in the diplomatic service.
been no cases of livestock suffering minutes then place In a cooker or
cember 29 in St. Patrick’s cathedral
Child Burned to Death.
from lack of feed In the Haines sec­ simmer on tin* bacii of tin* range for
in New York city, ft was learned Sat­
three hours. Rub through u deve, ro­
Farm Colony Planned.
Seattle, Wash.—Bernice Gertsen, 15
tion
of Baker county, although it was turn to Hie heat, add one cupful of
urday with the return of Dr. and Mrs.
months old, was burned to death and
New York. —■ Plans for colonizing said that from 1200 to 1500 head of cream which bus been smoothly mixed
Boissevain from a honeymoon trip.
her little brother Ole was critically German farmers in Arkansas and horses in other parts of the county
with one tablespoonfiil of flour. Sea­
The president and Mrs. Coolidge burned when fire destroyed the Gert­ Southern California were announced were starving. A reorganization of son to taste with salt and pepper,
dined Saturday night with Senator sen home here Monday. Their mother Sunday by Walter Schade, for many the Baker county bran» li of the hu sprinkle with a ton spoon fill of minced
Reed Smoot of Utah and Mrs. Smoot was visiting a neighbor.
years immigration agent for the Louis­ mane society was perfected this week parsley ami pour t^o soup over four
at their home in celebration of the
ville & Nashville railway, on his re­ and plans have been laid to round up hard-cooked eggs sliced.
Bet Won, Writer Dies.
senator’s 63d birthday, thereby break­
turn aboard the liner Cleveland from the animals and feed them through
ing through a White House tradition
Havana. — Antonio Saurez, well- Germany. "We will bring over 50 the winter, such as give promise of
of mauy years’ standing. As a rule known Spanish newspaperman, wager­ families in April and 50 more during being worth the effort. Others be
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presidents do not accept invitations ing $100 on Countess Claridge in the the latter part of 1925,” he said. lleved to have been turned out io
The young Indy across the way says
Suzanne Lenglen may have her faults
except from members of their official first race Sunday, dropped dead when Only selected farmers will be brought shift for themselves and without value
There Is enough sail In the ocenn but we'll have to concede that shea
family.
his horse won by a nose.
over.
will be killed.
to cover 700,000 square miles of land a great golf player.
to a depth of one mile.
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