Dayton tribune., January 22, 1925, Image 6

WORLD HAPPENINGS
nr nimnniT ii/rn/ ?
OF CURRENT WEEK
Brief Resume Most Important
Daily News Items.
IN BRIEF.
Eugen».—The Portland Oswego Ce
meat company soon will erect a war«-
house here. 60x100 feet, ami make this
city its distributing point for this
section ot the stpte. according to an
announcement by L. W. Newlands.
manager of the company, who »»»
here Saturday.
Salem. -The hearing involving the
allocation of water rights on the
lumbia river, which had been set for
January 19, has been postponed until
Events of Noted People, Government» January Î6, according to announce-
inent made at the office ot the state
and Pacific Northwest, and Other
engineer Saturday, The hearing will
Things Worth Knowing.
be held at Boise.
COMPILED FOR YOU
Tillamook. The Gilbert Mercantile
company store located on the highway
After a delay extending over 20 at Beaver, about 16 miles from here.
years the senate Thursday took up the was entered by robbers some time
treaty recognizing Cuban sovereignty ,îurinK Saturday night, the safe blown
over the Isle of Pines under an agree-1 d $t00 jn cash gome Jewelry and
ment calling tor final action at this checks ,tolen Tho U((er wvre valu#.
session.
I less to the robbers.
DEBT IN 10 YEARS
MAKES OH GAIN
The Appleton Family
Mr. LytuJer Jukn Appi«!«»
Mu. Daywf Maya«
A»»I«< m
RS LYSANDER JOHN APPLI»
ton discover« many things that
puaale the pliyslelan«. "1 bent over
too far In stretching the carpet," she
will say ; or "I reuehed up too high In
cleaning a pantry shelf, und soine-
thing In m» «napped, und I haven't
been well since." Something 1» »Iways
snapping like thia, according to Mr»,
Appleton. leaving the Imprenrion that
her Inaidex are always snapping like
Increase of 39 Million« in Bond Isauea tl recnickers.
Nation’s Figures Multiply 7
Times, Report Shows
M
OREGON STATE LEADS
Is Noted Between 1912
■nd 1922.
Lysander John Appleton once be
llcved that If be bought enough rock­
er« he wouldn't have to give up his
nltrn company came, but though lie
tilled the liouse, he «till hasn't enough
lie abandoned that ambition und Is
now trying to get ho many beds In the
house thnt he will not have
on the parlor lounge when company
rentes. Till« ambition Is the only one
Lysander John Appleton Ims left.
THE LISTENERS
cold winter's morning, when
the snow hud been on Ilie ground
In the woods so long tlmt all the worn!
folks were getting pretty hungry, lit­
tle Bunny Babbit and his brother. Nib
bly, run out of their house drv«»ed In
th«*lr wurm fur coats.
The sun wus wurm and they did not
mind the «now.
Beside«, they hud
Mtvu a good breakfast of stewed
turnips and other things Hint prudent
Mr«. Rabbit hud cuiined for the win­
ter daya.
"Let'« rim over to old Mr. Fox's
house and listen to wluit lie end his
wife are talking about," said Bunny.
/"VNE
Mr. Fox win telling his wife when
Bunny und Nlbbly crept up to th*'
door to listen.
"Well, there Is something right In
th«* W imh I x wo could cut.' replied Mr»,
'Til rather hnve turkey or
chicken lait w ben I nm hungry I don't
mimi rubidi stew."
"Rabbit »lew !" exclaimed Mr. Fox
"Thut la tlie very dish for a cold day
like thl», und l um sure I can find u
few onions when I hntl u pule ut niw
rabbits."
"We cun have fried rabbit, to».'
■aid Mr». I
''And n baked one
would nut I g<> bndly. I do believe I
could ent one this minute If I
had It."
• "So could I." said Mr. Fox. "und u«
soon ns I finish eating thl« turkey
bon« FH run around and get two young
rabbit« I know about; perhaps more
but two any way."
"Bunny and Nlbbly would be good
In ii »tew," wild Mr« Fox. "and I will
put the pot right on this minute »nd
have it ready when you bring them
bnek. I do hope they have eutei
lot this winter so thnt they will ha
nice »mt plump."
All thl» time the long ears of the
IlHtcniTN
sticking right up
straight and their eye« were growing
big und frightrned looking, while their
noM-H trembled «o they could hurdly
breath».
By Hie time Mr». Fox got out th»
pot two frlglitrned« little rabbit*
hopped away under bush«« and any
thing that would hide them and mud»
their nay home to tell what Hie, had
heard.
"I guen« they will keep «way from
here for a while," laughed Mr lux
0» lie uml hl« wife peeked out the win-
dow nt Hie flying little rabbit«. ’ They
Washington. D. C. The public debt
at the United States, including that o(
the federal government and all of Its
«ulHlivisions, multiplied nearly seven
times between 1912 and 1922, it was
shown Saturday in census bureau
Mrs. Lysander John Appleton bilks
A vote of confidence in Premier
Pendleton—In six ot the 12 towns figures. At the end of December, 1922. a grent deal to culler« about her all-
the
total
was
$30.845.626.000
while
at
Mussolini, which implies approval of or cities in Umatilla county city taxes
ment». It la related tlmt the prmirher
the basic principles of the electoral bill
be less in 1925 than they were the same period in 1912 it was but called once to ask about tier luisbnmt'«
now pending, was given Friday by the ¡n 1924. according to the lists of levies $4.850,460,000.
»oul, mid nil he could find out from
While the greatest increase appear Mra. Appleton was the condition of
chamber of deputies. The vote was , arranged by R. O. Hawks, county
303 to 33.
assessor. Five towns have increased ed in the federal debt, because ot the her liver.
• ar. the debt Increase ot states was
It has never dawned upon his moth­
Jack Dempsey, world's heavyweight their levies and that of Adams remains nearly three-told and that of munici­
unchanged
at
10
mills.
er and sister thnt the reason I’hnun-
champion, has quit ths ring, he on
palities and other sub-divisions doubl­ cey Devere Appleton always pulls out
nounced Friday simultaneously with
Hillsboro.—A lock which failed to ed.
the chair that has a weak leg, and
the giving out of the announcement of work properly made it possible for
The federal government in 1912 breaks It down before company, Is
his engagement to Estelle Taylor, six prisoners to escape from the Hills­ owed $1.028.564,000, while in 1922 it thnt he Isn't allowed In the parlor
movio actress.
boro jail Saturday morning. There «wed $22.155,886,000. The total of state often enough to become acquainted
were: Frank Mozrieg, Joe Fuller. indebtedness in 1912 was $345,942,000, with Its short-comings und Inti noitien.
Two men held up Claus Seltx, as­
Two Fright«n»d Littl» Rabbitt Hopptd
Peter Hemmer. E. C. Scott. T. R. Cald­
Away Under Bushel.
sistant cashier of the Pacific Tele­ er and Ed Swarthout. All but two while-in 1922 it was $935,544,000. Other
Though a great deal of money has
civil divisions owed $3.375,954.000 in I been spent on Daysey Mayme's voice,
"They are sure to be saying something
phone & Telegraph company, in Seat­ had been before the court.
1912 and $7.754,196,000 in 1922.
she can't throw It further than n block they will not want us tn hear. And
tle, Saturday, and obtained $8000 in
All the figures represented net In culling Chauncey Devere borne In (hen we will laugh «ume duy when
Mill
City
—
J
B.
Patrick
of
Detroit,
cash and $12,000 in checks which he
while hunting several days ago near debt, th ebureau explained, sinking
we «ee them mid cull out whut we
was going to deposit in a bank.
have heard them «aylng."
Detroit, had the luek to bag one of (und and cash assets in possession of
never hear liny good of them«eh<-»,"
Tentative plans for a strike among the largest lynxes ever seen in this the Indebted units ot government hav­
"But Home duy they might catch
"If I ha<l not happened to «i-** them
U»," »aid Nlbbly, "That wouldn’t be we might Imv
the 60,000 miners of district 1. United territory. The cat was treed by Mr. ing been subtracted from the total of
talking about
very funny If they did."
Mine Workers of America, to com­ Patrick's two little bear dogs, and their obligations outstanding.
something we would not want them to
"Oh,
they
would
not
hurt
n«,"
anld
mence Wednesday, were approved Sat- when brought to earth was found to
The debt total in 1922 made the per
Bunny. "They'd rather bine chicken
urday night. Action was taken at a measure 52 inches in length
"Thut I» right," wild Mr Fox • And
capita obligation ot each citizen of the
and duck for dinner Hinn any thing
meeting of the general grievance com-
we won't have rnbblt «lew for dinner,
United States, adult or child, $283.70.
elxe."
Tillamook. — The Fairview factory
mittee of the district.
In 1912 the indebtedness per capita
Now, It bappentn] that Mr Fox und nfter nil, for thl« minute I am c, rtnin
will be used as a butter plant, accord­
his wife were very hungry that morn­ those youngster« an- hidden so tnr
was
$49
97.
Apportioning
out
the
Products valued at $55,355,161 were ing to decision of the directors of the
ing nml were eating the very Inst of back* In their home tlmt It would take
items of per capita indebtedness, the
manufactured by the optical industry Tillamook County Creamery associa-
w• i1 have
Rome turkey they had had the night a Week to dig
turkey Roup out of the bones left from
in the biennial census year 1923, theltion at a meeting Wednesday. After report said that in 1922 the federal
before
for
dinner.
"I
enu
’
t
g,
I
nut
of
government’s obligations were respon­
commerce department announced Sun- deciding definitely to make whey
the wood« today to get any poultry," breakfust.''
day, placing the increase over the 1921 j cream into butter, the proposition of sible for $203.78 of the total, the debt 1
of states tor $8.64 and the debt of the
output at 25 per cent. Of the total i the Fairview people was accepted.
municipal subdivisions to $71.32.
$51,450,742 was In lenses, spectacles
Ontario.—Having been elected to the
The greatest proportionate debt in
and similar goods.
position of county librarian for Wasco crease was in the state accounts of
Captain Benjamin J. Leavitt of Phil-1 county. Miss Nina Moran, who has Oregon, where the Increase of $39.-
adelphia has broken all records for ¡occupied a similar position for Mal-! 952,000 in bond issues represented
deep-sea salvage in recovering the । heur county the last two years, has , 129.495.8 per cent. The next greatest
$600,000 cargo of copper that had Jain (tendered her resignation to the local percentage increase was in the debt the evenings, while a girl who Ilves
Bl F. A. WALKER
since 1869 with the wreck of the Brit­ library board. She leaves here Jan-' of drainage districts and other munlcl- next door, and who knows nothing
about
»rules
except
the
kind
found
on
ish frigate Cape Horn off the coast of uary 31 for The Dalies to take over her pal subdivisions of Florida, which
a tlsb. can throw her voice «lx blocks.
ßy H I R Pl N Q K I N Q
Chile, said messages received in New- new position.
MOVING FORWARD
amounted to 12,498.3 per cent.
(Copyright by Geor»« Matthew Adams.)
York Thursday from the salvage ship
The
report
held
that
the
citizen
ot
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Eugene.—The big mill of the West­
I no day of your existence pam
Blakely.
OBSTRUCTED CRESCENT
ern Lumber company at Westfir, on the District of Columbia bore the
In
which you do not proceed to-
Changes In President Coolidge's of- the Oakridge branch of the Southern lightest burden of the public debt,
wnrd loftier thought« ami higher
TT IS a general superstition through Ideili».
ficial family, following closely one up- Pacific, will open some time in Febru- other than national. The figure was
out Europe and the United States
Keep thinking and presslng abend,
on the other, brought Friday the an- ary, according to George H. Kelly, 36 cents. The citizen of Oregon was
thnt If you we the new moon through Let neither fear nor doubt of ability
nouncement of the resignation of C. I head of the company, who was here at the other end of the scale and had
trees or shntbbery you will have trim retard you.
Bascom Slemp ot Virginia as secre- Saturday. The machinery is tried out a per capita debt of $170.69. The New
ble all that month. In some parts of
Growth, activity of mind nnd body
Yorker
was
next,
with
a
total
of
tary to the president, and the selection every day and the finishing touches
the country they have a rhyme which are esNcntlal to the
$158.15, while the Californian owed
proper develop-
of Everett Sanders, a member of the put on the plant.
goes;
IS IT HACKETT?
ment of the mental and physical forces
$142.81.
house from Indiana, as Mr. Slemp’s
which have been given you to make It
Tillamook.—The annual report of
Hee sorrow while It I bn I b .
successor.
Opposes Arms Parley Now.
TJACKETT I s found in England ai
Thnt Is. you w ill have bud luck for n fit to do bnttle with und overcome the
John Aschim, county sheriff and tax
we|j HR jn thia country and as an month. The reason Is easy enough to obstacles thnt Impede your path to
One man was killed and five were collector, shows that $869,847.22 was
Washington. D. C. — Conditions in
English surname It Is undoubtedly see. The new moon, the crescent, Is greater efficiency mid larger achieve­
imprisoned and are believed to be dead collected In taxes on the current roll Europe still preclude any move by the
a corruption of Harcourt, a F rend the fuvorltt* form and symbol of the ment.
as a result of an explosion late Friday | Delinquent taxes collected on the 1923 United States toward another arms town. Thus the first to be culled moongodde««; cull tier Isla. Artemi«,
All nature culls fm- activity. Noth­
in Diamond mine No. 1, near Provi-1ro11 amounted to $8969.42, which, the conference, in the opinion of Presi­ Hackett In England may have been a Diana or what you will. From the ing lx dormant. The, winds nnd the
dence, in Webster county, according sheriff states, is better than the ordi- dent Coolidge.
resident of Harcourt. France.
moon goddes« In her cn-M'ent form tides nre in constant motion. The sun
The Washington government con­
to reports received In Henderson, Ky. I nary collection. The tidal collection
But the founder of the Hackett fam emanate the beneficent Influences and the «tors are always shining, per­
sequently is making no further move ily here was not of English or French Which mean good luck mid prosperity. forming their part In the marvelous
A "windy shot” is said to have caused ¡amounted to $951.316.64.
Now, If when you first see the new hi home of things, of which sclenti«ts.
toward the calling ot such a confer­ origin. He wax native of Holland and
the explosion. The mine is operated
Dallas.—John C. Young, an Amer-
<nme to tills country over u hundred1 moon in the sky. first hull the creHcent with their great worldly knowledge
ence.
by Palmer Brothers and works a force
goddess In the monthly beginning of know but ii «muttering.
lean born Chinese, received Judgment
of 125 men.
The White House Saturday authoriz­ nnd twenty-five years ago. He mar-| her manifestation, then* lnter|H>ws be
The Idle [ mio I of water
rled a daughter of Rev. Abraham
for $1350 damages in circuit court this
ed a flat denial of published stories Keteltas. n New York clergyman tween you nnd her the bough« of •.<•«•« stagnant, but within It there
is an In-
Herbert Hoover, who two years ago week against August Baunch, con­ that an arms conference would be call
Their son «ns James Henry Hackett,' or the brum hen of bushes, or the bi * sldlous activity, producing foulm-s«.
stable
and
garage
owner
at
New
Grand
declined the interior secretaryship
ed early in the spring.
born in New York In 1800.
After j rlor of gins« It Is »»Jdently n sign thnt decay, til Reuse und death.
from the hands ot President Harding, Ronde. Young, who resides near Sher­
Mr. Coolidge still feels that the Uni­ graduating from Columbia college he while tlmt moon Inst»—for thnt month,
To be active In the right direction
has refused an offer of the agricultural wood, but who has a farm near Grand ted States should await the outcome ot married Katherine Sugg, un actress, In short—you are cut off from the ought t<> be the chief purpose of every
department portfolio from President Ronde, sued for $10,000 for alleged the move made by the league of na­ and for several years led a siiccexxful beneficent Influences of the goddess human being.
Consequently sorrow nnd bnd luck.
Coolidge. Mr. Hoover Intends to re­ assault and false arrest.
The habit of creative activity, when
tions to bring about limitation of arm­ career as a merchant. Financial re This Is the survival of n very ancient
once It Is formed, Roon becomes nR
verses
entne.
however,
and
nt
hia
wife
’
«
main in the cabinet but prefers to stay
Prineville.-—Members of Crook coun­ aments, and should do nothing in the suggestion he went on the stage. Idea and In thl« connection It may lie tenacious as the besetting practice of
at the head of the commerce depart­
ty post No. 29. American Legion, are matter until the success or failure of Both he and Mrs. Hackett acted sue- well to quottBfbe words of Wllllnm Indolence, with none of the latter'«
ment rather than direct the activities
enthusiastic over the prospect for a that move is developed.
cessfully for many years. Their aon Kells NeweH with regard to survivals. tendencies to tear down, demoralize
of the department of agriculure.
banner convention of the American
was James Keteltnx Hackett, born in “The modern survival exhibit« those and destroy.
$260 Buys Trolley Line.
Will, whose middle mime wa« .hut ot fundamental conception« out of which
All the world’s Industries, nil endur­
A line of demarkation as to unem­ Legion of Oregon here June 25 to 27,
grew the complicated rites and «lab- ing literature and art, all that con­
his
paternal grandmother.
inclusive.
The
Crook
County
Sports
­
Grass Valley, Cal.—Three and »even­
ployment, running between industries
orate
mythologies
of
ancient
religions.
tributes to hnpplness, nil the advance-
Button—One very good authority
“In this manner, ns from a height of meni» made In the thousands of won­
carried on under shelter and those car­ men's association has agreed to supply tenths miles of right of way and a car tuys that this lx a form of Bouton
ried on out of doors, was disclosed in a regular buckaroo breakfast to the barn site of the defunct Nevada Coun­ meaning boot. ’Others sny thnt th» observation, we are able to look buck derful fields of human endeavor, had
the mid-January survey of conditions delegates on the open range at an ty Traction company were sold here at »urname Button Is derived through beyond recorded history and to trace their beginning In the minds of men
early hour.
a commissioner’s sale Saturday for mispronunciation from Burton or But the principles of historic development. and women who kept pressing toward
made by the United States employ­
Ko may be elucidated problem« which n definitely defined object, determined
ment service. In nearly all parts of « Personal income returns were filed $260, the purchase being made by a terton, places In England.
neither metaphysical nor historical re­ In their purpme to overcome.
local
attorney.
The
coaches,
trolley,
Bowles
—
This
name.
It
Is
agreed,
1«
the country factory and mine employ­ with the United States bureau ot inter­
search has proved adequate to ex­
could vision the sunlight
ment was on the increase, while con­ nal revenue in 1922 by 61,879 Oregon ! rails and all equipment of the line derived from Bonelies, a place In Nor­ pound. Comparative study of folk-lore
through tin« darkest clouds.
mandy.
One
of
the
early
members
ot
were
bid
in
by
N.
Davidson
ot
Stock-
struction work was said to have les­ taxpayers who reported total net in­
the family wrote his name Hugh dr hns placed In our hands a key which
They refusisi to falter In their
ton for $5100,
Ingenious theorists, proceeding with
sened demand for workers.
come of $161.226,232, The total tax
Boeles.
course though often worn and hungry.
The sale was held to satisfy a judg­
the
imperfect
knowledge
of
antiquity
Champness— This name, which hai
They locked arms with faith and
Although the Southern Pacific bud­ paid was $4,239,789. While the num- ! ment of nearly $70,000 held by the
the variation Champneys, found It which can he gathered from books, fnlth never forsook them, giving them
her filing returns in 1922 was not so :
get for 1925 has not been completed,
Mercantile Trust company of San this country nnd England, 1.« derive»! have lacked ami for want of which strength, cheer mid courage as they
large as 1921 by 929, the net income
they have wandered In hopeless error.”
pressed forwnrd.
Julius Kruttschnitt, chairman of the reported for 1922 exceeded the pre-' Francisco, representing the bondhold­ from Champnlgne nnd indicated on«
by McClure Newspaper Syndicate )
who
came
from
thnt
section
of
France
ers of the concern. The line has not
Trials and diseouragements.
executive committee, estimated Satur­ ceding year by $1,651,593.
(® by McClure Nowapnper Syndicate )
been operated for more than a year.
which there were many, were brushed
day that the expendlures for material
uMde, never being permitted to cool
Roseburg.—A. S. Coen, who recently
and »upplies would total $70,000,000,
their ardor or weaken their spirit. In
Boat
Upsets;
4
Drown.
as he prepared to start on an inspec­ came to Roseburg from Monrovia. Cal.,
the final hour of their struggles they
tion trip of his road. Throughout the and who purchased and is operating a
Cotter, Ark. — Four portions were
•tood with Joyous heart« among the
HIS LITlUt
year the Southern Pacific will proceed sawmill on Sugar Pine mountain, 18 drowned when an overloaded rowboat
Victorious, beckoning you to follow'
JOKE
<® by McClurs NwwHpnper Syndic«'« )
with its improvement programme, miles west of the city, has purchased was upset in White river Saturday,
Fly (In back-
which includes the rehabilitation of a full block of industrial property ad­ it was learned here Sunday. Throe
ground):
You
old lines to the extent of about $15,- joining the Southern Pacific tracks, others In the boad wore rescu' d. The
Fast Colors
seem to bo
’“Aro those
i
000,000; $4,500,000 to complete double and has announced that he would erect dead are Rush Shew and his brother,
colors fast?" asked ths
stuck.
woman nt
i tin* cheap dress goods conn
tracking of the mountain division by a * planing
° mill, ’ box factory
* and * Inni-
•
। Tom
j orri nnew,
Shew, 1VJ18H
Misa ininn
Billings and O. W.
Fly In Front—
ter.
next fall; $14,000,000 for the new Une her yard as soon as weather permitted.] Hawkins, Alva Johnson . a member of
I am. I thought
"They lire the swiftest ever,
this was a wall,
through Phoenix, Ariz., in connection
the party rescued James Shew and
madam." replied the truthful clerk.
and Pm stuck
with the El Paso & Southwestern mer-
A Quick-Eyed Quality.
Miss Georgia Bearden. None of the
"After they once get started they run
th« drink«.
ger; and more work on the $14,000,000
Men of cold passions have quick bodies of the four who were drowned
■o fast you couldn't catch them with n
Klamath Falls-Eugene line.
eyes.—Hawthorne.
has been recovered.
racing automobile.''
<• W McClure Newspaper 8>u<llaatu.)
I
Qhc l!}hy
Superstitions
IJour Last
Rame
Something to
Think ¿4bout