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WORLD HAPPENINGS OF CURRENT WEEK TARIFFS BRANDED Coast Shippers of Produce Discrimination. UNFAIR II p I lllip iiri n <U. 5. LAWS HELD FARM HANDICAP STATE NEWS IN BRIEF. SCHOOL DAl]S Portland.—Charges of rate discrim- Salem. Cash turnovers by the state inations against Pacific coast shippers land board to the state treasurer dur of butter, eggs, cheese and poultry. ing January aggregated $108.502 89. ac Brief Resume Most Important w‘,h par‘,cuUr «f«™™ to refriger- T at ion and iceing. were presented in President’s Commission Raps cording to a report prepared Saturday by the clerk of the state land board committee report at the opening ses Daily News Items. Federal Bureaus. sion of the Pacific States Butter. Egg. Salem. Reduced commutation fares Cheese and Poultry association Mon effective on the lines of the Oregon day. Early indications were that ef und Fanno .■I* Electric ................... between ’ ’ " Portland tinti rilli Till forts to obtain more favorable rates »tatlon were announced by the for western shippers would prove one l-ubllc service commission hero Sat of the principal considerations in the urday. three-day session here. Events of Noted People, Governments That all eastbound rates were nia- Need for More Aggressive Attitude Eugene Charles Van Wyck, owner terially higher than westbound rates and Pacific Northwest, and Other of three large auto stag« Unes operat to Aid Agriculture Is Cited for refrigeration, although the same ing between Portland und Roseburg Things Worth Knowing. in Report. routes were used, was the substance and Eugene and Roseburg, has sold of one of the complaints made to the out to the Porthind Salem Motor Bus leading produce men assembled from company, according to announcement Dr. Sun Yat Sen, the south China seven states. Washington, D. C.—Sharp criticism here. leader, who recently underwent an The matter will be taken to the of the administration of certain fed Eugene.—The county court has eloa- operation for cancer of the liver, was interstate commerce commission for oral laws and agencies affecting the ed another important naid to truck noticeably weaker Sunday morning. settlement, according to members of farmers was contained In the third re traffic until better weather. Saturday Damage estimated at between »50.- the committee and V. J. Tannlund of an order was made prohibiting such 000 and 1100,000 was caused by flood Salt Lake, special investigator, who port of the president’s agricultural traffic on the old Crow road between will ask for convention action. commission made public Sunday night. waters of Indian creek which over The annual convention at which the It dealt with the conduct of the depart Central and the Crow hill, a distance flowed into the north side of Nampa, of several miles. transportation charges were being Idaho, early Saturday. ment of agriculture, interstate com Mill City.-—A crew of loggers went aired was attended by more than 150 Miguel Pai Berahona was inaugur association members from Oregon. merce commission, federal reserve into till* Hammond Lumber company ated as president of the republic of Washington, California. Idaho. Mon board, tariff commission and internal camps Friday, and ft Is expected that Tut WhYVnE. F awhq Honduras Sunday. Doctor Barahona tana, Utah and Nevada. logging operations will get under way revenue bureau. is the first chief executive In 20 years soon. An attempt was made to open In presenting the claims of discrim Charging that administration of to enter office through peaceful elec inatory refrigeration charges in the the camps two weeks ago. but it was some departments is seriously handi found that the snow was too deep. tions. report of the transportation committee, capped by the interdepartmental or Salem.—The farm owned by the late Mrs, Ellen Hamlin, widow of Han it was alleged that the rate from DOUGLAS MALLOCH interbureau jealousies, the commis C. N. (Pat) McArthur, representative Montana to San Francisco was more nibal Hamlin, who was vice-president H« .omellni« with Lincoln. United States senator than twice as much as from North sion said it found two “unfortunate In congress from the third district, was A Ulti. Ut Th* U<1 1 u« should and ambassador to Spain, died at her Daktota or Minnesota to California and results.“ These wbre that the “dog- sold to Bayard & Findley of Grants day grow brighter ; home in Bangor, Me. Mrs. Hamlin more than $20 a car more than from in-the-manger” attitude of one depart Pass for »38,000. The farm Is locateli Amt yet h the load grow lighter, Pacific coast cities to New York. was 89 years of age. near Rickreall, on the Salem Dallas ment may retard development of an Every day the will grow stronger, Mr. Tannlund predicted that the highway, and is highly improved. The man 1 nd«h( hav Every day the heart grow younger— One passenger was killed and about reformed schedules would be adopt other. and that rivalry may prompt 1 a Grande.— At a meeting here Fri Every day to fallings blinder, 20 passengers were injured when Fris ed by the interstate commerce com proposals for departmental expansion.' day a local building anil loan associa Every duy the Judgment kinder, co passenger train No, IM. the Mem mission. Railroads, he said, had fol The report declared that the country FRITTERS phis-Atlanta express, northbound, was lowed the policy of charging “all the lacked a unified credit system, a con tion. capitalized at 1500,000, was per- Kinder nil we do und say .... . , . , . . fected and officers were elected. Dr Every duy. derailed several miles north of Win traffic would bear.” and probably di ion harmful to agriculture; that the L u R1..hardltl>n waa cho,en pr,A field, Ala., early Sunday. ** found very convenient. They are Every day, oh. let us labor. would change when proper reports inters ate commerce commission has At a Iotw dat„ üfrfces nice served ns an entree or as dessert. faded or been unable to recognize It. L nd th „ gtock 1MUe ()n th „ iiu(rk a nearer neighbor, The steamer Cordillere from Syrian emanating from such an organization Banana Fritters. Every duy a closer brother, responsibility as advocate of the ship- , „ as is meeting.here were presented. Mix and Alft together one cupful of and Egyptian ports arrived in Mar per and has developed into a court” Alb"ny Concern which ha. been Every day to one another, The matter probably will be carried flour, one tuble«|H»-nful of powdered seilles Sunday morning with a fire in and that the tariff commission can * by ,ü,", •n,aI‘ frul‘ “nd Every day the lonely cheering. to a formal case before the commis sugar, two teaapoonfula of baking pow Every day a friend appearing. her forward hold. The fire started in der, one-fourth teaspoonful of «alt. sion. It was expected that the coast materially assist agriculture by “tunc- *‘"7 *roWera over “V P<*«IMIIty of Helping all along the way cotton taken on board at Beirut The tioning actively along the lines of its ‘ °’“' cannerJr nul operating next Bent one egg until light, add one shippers would ask reparations, as Every day. hold of the vessel later was flooded. fourth of a cupful of milk and ndd to well as adjustments. Dealers in eggs constituted powers and responsibill- Hea!"’n wn" ‘«l8P‘H-d last week by n | statement issued by C. B. “ the flour mixture, then add one table- Spencer, Love should every day grow fonder; Three lepers, who were held in an and butter will ask a reduction of ap ties'* ■poonful of lemon Juice and three Complete separation of the regula local manager for the Hunt Unit hers Every day we’re getting yonder. isolation ward of the general hospital proximately 10 per cent of the recent company. bnnanas forced through n sieve. Drop Every day the lost ones nearer. in Los Angeles, Cal., pending transpor ly granted concession to the cheese tory and service functions of govern by »[loonfula Into hot fuL Drain und Baker. — The government reclama- Every day the loved ones deicer; ment departments was recommended tation to a leper colony in Alabama, and poultry men. •<rve with lemon buuc «. Evary day our faith the surer. tlon department has approved the and it was urged that uniform state escaped Sunday. A dozen deputy sher The convention was opened at noon Let our souls grow ever | .rer, iffs were sent out to search for the Monday at a luncheon at the Multno plant and animal quarantine regula Baker Irrigation project, according to Braver, better every wai a telegram received Saturday by the trio. Mix one-fourth of u cupful of corn mah hotel by George Makins of San tions be devised, and that co-operative Every day. starch with the «nine amount of flour, marketing organizations be given full Baker county chamber of commerce r Syndicat».) Two of the crew of the steamer Wel- Francisco, president. A. M. Work of benefit of tax exemption. add one-half cupful of sugar, one from Senator Stanfield. Official docu landoo, in port at St. John, N. B., from Portland acted as chairman and Mayor fourth teaspoonful of salt, then add In many instances, the commission "'«nt 8 , he said, have been mailed to one-fourth of n cupful of cold milk Rotterdam, were swept overboard to Baker gave an address of welcome, to declared, “more effective administra-1lhe <lls,ricl OiTe- and the beaten yolks of three eggs; their deaths by a mountainous sea on which G. C. Keeney of San Diego tlon requre. only the adoption of a Sweet Home.—Owing to the warm add gradually to two cupfuls of scald January 20. So severe was the storm responded. T# first business session more sympathetic or aggressive atti-jrainy weather peach trees In thia dis- ed milk mid cook 15 minutes In a that the steamer's whistle was torn was in the afternoon at the Merchants’ tude on the part of government of- trict are beginning to show a marked double holler Adil one-half cupful of from the stack and two ventilators Exchange. maraschino cherries, pour Into a but flcials," while in others It found need appearance similar to that during last ! were lost. tered shallow tin to cool. When cold for increased facilities, personnel or year's budding season following which i Rate Reduction Sought. turn on n board cut Into squnr«*a, funds. Serious earthquake shocks have oc- they were killed by frost. It now Bj F. A. WALKER dip In flour, egg mid crumbs and fry Kansas City, Mo. — Texas panhandle Many instances of "unnecessary and appears that there will be no crop of | curred in territory lying northeast of In deep fat and drain. Serve with cattle that formerly were sold in unwise" duplication of effort in as Budapest within a radius of 125 miles. early peaches this year. maraschino sauce. This Is prepared Kansas City and other southwestern THE OLD CIRCLE sembling information for use by de The people of Eger, a town of 25,000 with the liquid from the cherries. Eugene.—Great Increase in the bust- markets have been deflected to Chi partments which the commission said ness of all departments i or population, became panic-stricken Sat of tne the Kugene Eugene i HE natural Inclination In mnn, urday and fled to the open places. cago, members of the Kansas City it had observed were characterized as postoffice Is seen In a report for 1921 I Fritter Batter. when ho la lost In the woods, or Is Livestock Exchange * testified here “thoroughly reprehensible.” In many just issued by D. E. Yoran. postmaster. . floundering around In business for Eger was damaged, it was reported, to Tnke one and <>n<>-hnlf cupfuls of Monday in the interstate commerce cases it “seems to be done deliberate the extent of 1,000,000,000 crowns. which he Is not qualified, Is to hiove flour, two tea.poonful. of baking pow- commission bearing on a petition for a ly.” the report added, and recommend The increase In business has necessi der. one-fourth teaspoonful of ■nlt, . In a circle. tated the adding of more men to the The shipping board wlhin the next reduction in livestock freight rates. mix well, «hen ndd two thirds of H ed creation of an inter-departmental force of clerks and carriers I The carrier pigeon flies straight to during the few days will advertise its entire fleet They asked a return to pre-war rates. agency to promote coordination In I cupful of milk und one egg, well bls destination; the horse goes unguld- for sale as the basis for disposing of A reduction in 1922 of 22 per cent assembling and using government In year, and still more help is asked. ed through the darkest night to his beaten. any ships it wishes to during the year. in long and 10 per cent in short-haul Salem.—Selection of a permanent stable. formation and data. The issuance of a special postal rates, they said, had made it about as Sauce, A man may have genius or merely president for Willamette -------------- university To one-half cupful of white sauce stamp to commemorate the forthcom cheap for cattlemen of the southwest probably will be considered at the 11 ordinary talent, but If lie cannot move ndd one-third of n cupful of mayon ing Fort Vancouver centennial was to send their product to Chicago as I semi-annual meeting of the board of 1 straight ahead, think clearly ami keep naise dreasing, one hnlf tablespoonful hl. mind upon his wArk, he la plodding proposed in a bill introduced Satur to Kansas City, Fort Worth, Oklahoma trustees of the institution, to be held round and round, arriving nt the end of chopped onion, one hnlf teaspoon- day by Senator Jones of Washington. City, Wichita and other markets of in Salem or Portland later this month. '• of the yedr at about the same spot fill of vinegar and one-half tablespoon This was Indicated at a meeting of ; from which be started, befuddled a ful each of finely chopped enpera, Words that may distress those who this region. Higher prices in Chicago, expound the theory of Nordic superior they said, had attracted most of the White Salmon, Wash. — An apple the executive committee of the board little more and decidedly less cou- pickles, olives and parsley. Stir mid cattle. mix until hot. hut do not allow It to here Saturday. rageous. ity were written last week by W. J. packing house was demolished, an boll. Such a mnn, and there tire thousand! Perry, a British authority on cultural Salem.—The state penitentiary has orchard destroyed, two bridges were Irish Famine Scouted. of them, Is not built for success. He anthropology. In the great urban cen- received an order for 25 tons of long Is apt to take no reckoning of his prog washed away and another undermin ters, such as London, he has found Washington. D. C.—Reports of a fibre flax, to be delivered to Anderson ' ress until aomeone beside him who has that the tall blond peoples are dying famine in western Ireland, circulated ed and a barn carried away when the & Cook of New York during February. I been thinking effectively In straight by Mi-Clur. N.w.papsr Snellente ) out and that the race is not so much in the country, are "exaggerated,” ac irrigation dam in the lower lake in The price was fixed at 35 cents a linen, moves up to where opportunity the White Salmon district burst at to the strong as those who are short. cording to a telegram received by pound. This Is the first large order Is greater and reward Is richer. 9: dark-haired and brown-eyed. Timothy Smiddy, Irish free state :30 Saturday night and 28 feet of for this class of fibre received by the This rude awakening causes but a wi ater swept down the canyon, wiping he Young Lady temporary shock to his numb sensibil representative in this country. The state since the flux plant was estab Lotus Thompson’s job in the Holly out or damaging everything in its Across the Way ities, lasting, perhaps a day or two, telegram stated that the crop in west lished at the prison several years ago. wood movies starred her shapely legs, ern Ireland had been “adversely af path. The flood waters followed the but producing In him no material Tillamook.—August 25. 26, 27 and 28 change for the better. which directors employed for "pinch fected” by a shortage of wheat and course of Jewett creek to the Colum If any serious doubt ns to his abil hitting” in scenes otherwise likely to bia river. The damage was estimated have been set as the tentative dates scarce rainfall. Adequate measures at »13,000. for the Tillamook county fair for 1925. ity should come to him at such a time be saddened by the unlovely limbs of of relief, however, were being taken, the leading woman. This gained her it added, McDonald's new apple packing The county fair board met with the ns thia, It Is Instnntly banished ns 500,003 pounds having been too burdensome, mid he continues his a livelihood, but it wounded her pride voted by house, with equipment, was destroyed. county court Monday, selected the aimless trot In the old circle. the government for relief as an aspirant to dramatic success, work and Herbert Williams lost half of his apple dates and indorsed the plans tor the 12,000 tons of grain having He doesn't ask himself whether he and Sunday, unable to endure the sit orchard. The W. N. Uks bridge and new exposition buildings which will is dependable, whether lie thinks con been provided for the regions threaten uation any longer, she emptied a bot ed. an old unused span near Jewett’s farm be constructed on the fair grounds east structively or whether he thinks at tle of caustic acid on the legs she resort were washed away. The Can of Tillamook before the fall exposi all. thought blocked her path to real act yon road bridge near the city limits tion. He doesn’t ask whether he Is given Bank Books Accessible. ing. of White Salmon was menaced. A Silverton. — At a meeting of the to watching the clock and stealing Washington, D. C. — Bank records chicken house owned by Charles SIs- Silverton school hoard it was decided away frequently from his work to'In Gasoline users of the United States are open to inspection by the federal sons was caught by the waters and to hold a special meeting Monday hale the aroma of his favorite ciga rette. In August surpassed all previous rec government in the assessment of In- live fowls killed, Larson's pumping night, February 9, to confer with arch He doesn't ask whether he in all ords for consumption, according to the come taxes, the supreme court declar- plant was swept out. The barns of itects and find out what plans they his time In bls present position has department of the interior. The do ed in effect Monday in affirming the W. E. Brown and N. Bullard were de have to offer for the »35,000 school made a single suggestion of value to mestic demand for gasoline amounted lower courts in a case brought by the stroyed. building to be erected here. The board his employer. to 819,467,892 gallons. This is an in- First National bank of Mobile, Ala. Ah. no I he has the faculty of avoid hopes to have the work on the new crease of 29,467,302 gallons over the The bank refused to permit an in- Warden's Trial to Open. ing duteous obligations, especially building under way within three or consumption in July, in which month ternal revenue collector to examine those that would be likely tu Impose Denver, Colo. — Thomas J. Tynan, four months. a new high record had been set. The the accounts of two taxpayers, con- upon him an additional stroke of warden of the Colorado state peniten whole trend of the bureau of mines’ tending that its records were confi- Salem. — The total tax roll for work, or Interfere with his [dans for tiary since 1909 and nationally known Marlon county for 1924 Is »1,817,705.14, pleasure among his night associates. statistics indicates the use of this liq dential. as a prison official, will go to trial as compared with $1,610,127.62 for Buch a man Is not qualified for uid fuel In the United States is con here before the state civil service com 1923, according to a statement prepar straight thinking or straight going. stantly increasing. English Towns Jolted. He is not capable of handling things mission on charges of inefficiency, In London.—Two distinct earth shocks competency and "brutal and inhuman ed by the county assessor Saturday. with Intelligence and In the depths Seldom Wore Crown. The statement showed that Salem's of his heart he knows It. lasting several seconds were felt at Queen Victoria, who occupied the Redruth and Camborne, in Cornwall, treatment of prisoners.” In publish city taxes to be paid In 1925 would be I He la a failure, und for no other British throne for nearly 65 years, i, did Sunday night. Doors and windows rat- ed statements Warden Tynan has de- the largest In its history. For city reason in the world than his own The young lady across the way says nled a|l the charges made against him purposes the tax will be $212,267.06, perverseness Is moving In not wear her crown more than 20 times 11 tied and beds were shaken but no ’ and the old mere legislation can't do it at all and charged that Mr. Osborne and during that long period. | damage was done. |Gov. Sweet are his personal enemies. in comparison with $198,243.20 last drci«—wandering about the beat pert sugar Is considerably higher. 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