Dayton tribune. (Dayton, Oregon) 1912-2006, October 15, 1925, Image 4

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    illfiDI Fl UADDCUIUPC EUR0PE NEARING ACC0R°
WUnLu nArrtnlNuj
OF CURRENT WEEK
Brief Resume Most Important
Daily News Item
ing
„..„J CZECHOSLOVAKIA
DEBT IS SETTLED *
Crrmin) to Join League.
Locarno. — Important progress has
been achieved at Locarno tor the stab­
ilization of the peace of Europe Tfye
Record Time Made in Solving
Obligation.
SCHOOL DAIJS
IN BRIEF
Harrisburg
Th« discovery of n
human skeleton along the foothill road
east of here was reported till* week,!
From appearance of the teeth It I*
supposedly that of a man.
ciple on the terms under which Ger­
Harrisburg—The new Pacific high­
many will join the league of nations.
way bridge acrOM the Willamette
The general agreement concerning
river here nears completion. *A crew
arrangements for Germany's entry in­
to the league of nations is a collective DCnilTTiniU nn airmen
P“iulen’
nt work It is estimated
statement which will be signed by ntuUU I I UH vUnUEUtU it will take about six weeks to spread
the color work.
Great Britain. France. Italy and Bel-
gium. By its terms Germany agrees Difference* Are Swept Aside, Formula
Weston
Construction of a high
Event* of Noted people. Governments to join the league on the understand­
school .gymnasium will be commenced
Worked Out and Arrangements
ing that the league of nations is com­
at an early date. Plans cull for a
and Pacific Northwest, and Other
Made for Signature*.
petent to interpret the league cove­
screened enclosure for the gymnasium
Thing* Worth Knowing.
nant.
proper, with raised seats for s|H-cta-
However, the powers, signatory to
tors outside the screen.
the agreement, all of which are rep­
Washington. D. C. — A record tor
Marshfield Leslie Carr, a Gohl HUI
The Sacramento county courthouse resented in the council, informed Ger- speedy solution of such a problem
was dynamited shortly after 1 o'clock many in effect that in their opinion
.
youth, was mistaken for a deer and
_
...
,,
established Friday when the Amer-'
Sunday morning. No one was injured, the league of nations could not ask
Czecho-Slovakian debt com- !,ho‘ tn ,he h’K b* h,g
«<»r-
from member states military, econom-
. ,
.
Five bandits held up the Fort ic or financial contributions in cm .’UP°" ““ “ rr “ u * em ‘’ n ' ton Cornwall of Gravel Ford, late Sat­
Pierre, (S. D.) National bank Satur­ of war which would be incompatible!^ ^‘>‘ng Czechoslovakia's debt to urday, the limb being so badly shat-
I tered it will have to be amputated.
day. They escaped in an automobile with their capacity.
I,he 1 B!‘ed State''
.
with about >3000.
Chancellor Luther and Foreign Min-
AU dlfferencc‘
«»»de.
McMinnville - A special joint com-
Captain Arthur Stopford has beengter Stresemann promised the allies the formula of settlement worked out, mlttee of the McMinnville city Coun-
appointed as the new British naval _
to _ give „ a definite „„„„
answer .o
to the league and an arra»8enicnt made for signingell and the chamber of commerce I*
within a week1 considering a city bond issue as a
attache at Washington. D. C. He suc­ question after consultation with Ber |the formal
n«.
1
r*nr«l
a,ter
the
Czechoslovakian
mission means of fulfilling a city‘pledge of
ceeds Captain F. L. Tottenham.
tin. but they gave private
had arrived in this country.
j >25.000 to Linfield college made this
that it would be acceptable.
Another official of the fleet corpora­
The
American
government
accept-
summer.
In a meeting of the allied and Ger­
tion, S. P. Fullinwider, assistant to
approval.
_
„
, „
.
man ministers Monday night France ed. i subject to congressional
•
t
Cove—Coves annual five-day Chau-
Leigh C. Palmer, who was removed
a
lump
sum
of
>115.000,000
as
the
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,
.
.. .
announced that she wanted the right .....
...
.
. , . .. tauqua festival opened in a gaily dec­
last week as president, submitted his
the settlement upon which the
....
.
. .......
automatically to intervene in case of' basis of
.....
.
... . located Maccabee hall Friday, with
resignation Friday. It was accepted.
annual amortization payments will be
,
,,
, I
a flagrant violation of the integrity of
,
...... MJ*» Helen Loughery as director and
made, conceding a reduction of >2,-
.
. . ,
One person was known to have been Germany's eastern frontier, but as a
..
I prominent business men and women'
^Whoever gain« th« palm
t>.9,095 from the obligation as shown . .
.
. of town and country composing the
by writ, let him
nd publish
killed and at least 10 seriously if not protection to Germany was ready to . by treasury records.
It also agreed I
It; wh*n w* csr<
for that than
j submit doubtful cases of aggression
hold It”
. . .
committee in charge.
fatally injured when two Atlantic
to a rate of 4^ per cent for compuF|
rxulnff about
fur ths prlvll«*
against Poland and Czecho-Slovakla to
Coast line passenger trains crashed the league of nations. If Germany re- , 1 ing accrued interest on the advances
Albany Operation* are now going Idea* In a to* vt uncertainly.—Walter \iyllEN Viscount Horatio Nelson,
Upmana.
v v the great English naval officer,
since they were made, with a rate of forward at the old Far West manufact-
head-on 15 miles east of Tampa, Fla.,
fused to submit the difficulty to the
uttered these word* he might well have
3 per cent from June 15 last to Juno uring plant in the southern part of
Saturday night.
FOODS WE LIKE
league, then France would have the
been *|>enklng of himself; for Nelson
C. C. Y’oung. lieutenant-governor, an­ right immediately to help her eastern 15. 1925, and 3)4 per cent for the re- Albany remodeling the building for
gained the palm through merit und he
mainder
of
the
62-year
amorlzation
the
home
of
the
new
saddle
and
har-
ABBAGE In the early fall I* crisp. held It through sheer ability and tenac­
nounced his candidacy in San Fran­ allies.
I
ness
factory
which
is
soon
to
be
in-
pertod.
■olid und good flavored.
Three ity, despite the opposition of bls rival*.
cisco Sunday for governor of Cali-
Czecho-Slovakla gets terms which »tailed in Albany by Al Sternberg.
are many way* of serving It out of
At the age of twelve Nelson entered
Three Dry Aides Named.
fornia. The announcement was made
her representative, said would enable
Baker-Anticipating that the steady the ordinary.
the British navy nnd when he died, at
in a formal statement to the press,
Washington. D. C.—Assistant Secre­ her to carry out the contract without'
wth of th„ clty of Itak,,r wlthln „
the ng« of forty seven, he ranked as
His home is in Berkeley. He is a re­ tary Andrews of the treasury Monday
Stuffed Cabbage.
England'* greatest naval commander
,
,
„
,
„
dl
»
‘
ttrbanc
«
‘
°
her
government
’
s
fl*-
iew
years wU1 make an nddltlonal
publican.
Select a hard head, cut away the und strategist. Nelson'* first voyage
announced his approval of the follow- cal affairs. She will be allowed, be­ water supply necessary, the city has
outside leaves, then soak In snlted wa­ was made as a midshipman on an ex­
Al Waters, Chicago automobile race ing appointments in the prohibition ginning next Deceaiber, to pay >3.-
just purchased from Mr. and Mrs.
driver was fatally injured and ten enforcement corps:
! 000,000 annually on principal and in George Burr the Pine creek reservoir ter to dislodge any Insects that may pedition conducted by Commodore
be lurking within. Drain, scoop out 1’hlpps to explore the polar region*, In
spectators hurt, four seriously, when
O. K. Nickerson, assistant adminis- terest through the first 18 years of the
and watershed, including their farm of the center, being careful not to de- the year 1773. In the year 1T77—nt
his automobile went through a fence trator in charge of enforcement at agreement's operation, after which the
240 acres.
■troy the shape and till with n force­ the age of nineteen lie wa* made a
while racing at the Michigan state Helena. Mont.
i annual payment will approximate
meat prepared of a quarter of a lieutenant, and two years later h«
Klamath
Falls
That
thousands
of
fair grounds Sunday, Waters died en
G. W. Cyler, deputy administrator something over >6,000,000. The total
pound each of chopped ham nnd veal, was commissioned a post-captain.
route to a hospital.
at Boise, Idaho.
she will have paid In principal and । wild duck* which are dying In the then pound to a pulp, season with salt,
When the war broke out with the
marsh hind* of Tule lake are suffer-1
E. O. Birgfeld, deputy administrator, interest when the debt is finally extin-
pepper, a little minced parsley and n Republic of France, Nelson was made
It is reported that the British am-
।
ing
from
botulinus
poisoning
was
thdi
grating of nutmeg, a tablespoonful of commander of the "Agamemnon," and
guished will be in the neighborhood
bassadof, Ronald Lindsay, interview­ Juneau, Alaska.
belief expressed here Saturday night chopped green pepper and bind with
of
>300,000,000.
he joined with Lord Hood tn the cam­
ed members of the Turkish delegation
by Dr. O. 8. Newsom, county health | one-half cupful of I read crumb* and
Crooks to Return Gems.
paign In the Mediterranean. He assist­
to the Mosul conference from which
officer, following an autopsy on eight the yolks of two e s. Tie In u cloth, ed at the siege of Bastla, and at the
New York.—Information was obtain­
Population* Given.
he gained Foreign Minister Ruchdi’s
of the stricken bird*.
cover with hollin •’ vater und cook un- siege of Calvi he lost nn eye tn the
ed
at
police
headquarters
Monday
that
Washington, D. C. — The census i
statement that Turkey is ready to join
Baker—Baker'* building permit* for [ til the cabbage Is very tender. 1'1 ace fighting. For his gallantry nt the bat­
arrangements have been made through bureau has estimated the population
the league of nations.
on a hot chop plate, serve cut Into
underworld channels for the return of of the larger Oregon cities for July 1 September totaleiF >89,579, the record* | wedge-shaped piece*. A sauce muy be tle of Cape St. Vincent. In 17117, he
waa mnde a rear admiral of the blue
in the city clerk’s office show. The [
The churches of Cedar Rapids, la.. jewelry valued at >683,000 stolen from of this year as follows:
served with this dish If It 1* liked nnd wu* appointed to the command of
completed their task of copying the|the Hotel Plaza apartment of Mrs. I Portland.
282,383;
Salem,
12
‘
largest
single
Item
was
the
Churchill
Portland. 282,383; Salem. 19,709; As-
especially rich.
the Inner squndron nt the blockade of
New Testament Sunday, producing, jessje Woolworth Donahue. Septem- toria, 16,535; Eugeoe, 11,421.
school and the next were Improve-
Cadiz. In hit next engagement an
what officials of the Ministerial asso-|ber 30 Police investigators said re-! The 1920 census gave the population ■ ments on the Baptist church, and the
Halibut a la Cr*ol*.
attack on the town of Santa Cruz he
elation say is the only book of its kind'turn of the stoien property would not of the same cities as: Portland, 258,- south Baker steam plant of the east
Cook <wo cupful* of tomato«* twen­ lost his right arm.
in the world. A total of 7959 persons' deter them from arresting the crim­ 288; Salem, 17,679; Astoria, 14,027; ern Oregon Light & Power company, ty minute* with one cupful of water,
Nelson was then sent to guard th
copied one verse each and signed his inals if their identity could be learned. Eugene, 10,593.
one slice of onion, three clove* and port of Toulon and watch the French
Salem—Adolph Bombeck has filed
name to it.
Estimates for Washington cities for suit In the circuit court here to col­ one-half tablespoonful of sugar. Melt activities, but In M'lte of his vigilance
three tableapoonful* of butter, add Napoleon slipped past him nnd reached
Red Cross Meet Begins.
July 1, 1925, were: Aberdeen 16,174; lect damages In the amfiunt of >5600 three tableapoonful* of Hour, nnd stir
Six Toronto, Ont., residents were
Egypt. Thither Nelson followed. After
St.
Louis,
Mo.
—
The
fifth
annual
con-
Bellingham, 26,229 ; Everett, 29,303; from L. C. Leidstrom as the result of Into the hot mixture.
killed Sunday night when the Cana­
Add three- many disappointment* he met the
dian National railway’s international vention of the American Red Cross Hoquiam, 11,126 Seattle (no esti- injuries suffered by his daughter In fourths of n teaspoonful of suit. cook enemy In the Bay of Abouklr and de­
flier from Montreal struck an auto- was opened here Monday with present- (mate); Spokane. 108,897; Tacoma, an automobile crash on October 4. Mr. ten minutes and strain. Clean two cisively defeated them. Later lie wan
lamuies, a icw
mobile containing two families,
few । ation of a message from President 104,455; Vancouver, 14,526; Walla Bombeck alleges that Leidstrom fail- pounds of halibut, put Into u pa», Instrumental In the restoration of the
miles from the city. The driver of .Coolidge, who, by virtue of his office, Walla (as of January 1, 1920), 15,503; ed to exercise care in the operation of pour around It half the sauce and king of Naples, and'upon the comple­
bake thirty-five minute», basting often. tion of a service against the Dane* he
the automobile attempted to cross in heads the organization.
Yakima, 22,664.
his machine.
Remove to a platter and serve with was created n viscount. After the
Regret that official duties made it
front of the flier.
Flarrisburg—Charles Kizer, local Ox­ the remaining sauce.
signing of the Peace of Amiens, when
inadvisable for him to be absent from
French
Loan
Unlikely.
“No trace has been found, either
ford sheep breeder, reports the sale
war again broke out Viscount Nelson
i Washington was expressed in the
New
York.
—
Under
present
circum
­
in Baffin land or Greenland, of the
of two of hi* prize sheep at the re­
Apple Salad.
resumed operations against both the
president's note.
stances
it
is
considered
unlikely
that
Nutting expedition.” This message
cent Oregon state fair for the cotn-
Apple* hnve such good flavor In a French nnd the Spnnlsh. He lost his
France will receive a loan
from 1 bined price of >250. The first sheep salad that they should be served In life In the engngvment off the const of
came over the air Saturday from In­
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Mail Loot Is $500,000.
>100,000,000 to >400,000,000 in the Uni- broughl U50 and ,hfi geconi| „„ pvpn various combinations. Take two Flip- Cape Trafalgar and hl* remain* were
spector Wilcox of the royal Canadian
Los Angele*.—R. C. Knox, postal in- ted States thi. year. This is the opln- $100 Both were ,)((Ught by a Hhppp fuls of diced apple, a slice of Spanish carried to Englund nnd Interred In St.
mounted police, who is on board the
government steamer Arctic, which is spector in charge of investigation of ion of bankers who have been close [ grower |n Port Ke)|g Canada. Thpy onion finely diced, one-half cupful of Paul's cathedral.—Wayne D. McMur­
finely diced dates and season well ray.
returning from a voyage to the Arctic i the mail truck robbery here last to the situation, and who had hoped 1 will be shipped at once.
with good, rich, bolhvj dressing. Serve
| Thursday, Monday officially estimated that some agreement might be reach­
circle.
Dallas.—Petition has been filed in on lettuce.
the loot at “slightly in excess of >500,- ed during the recent visit of Finance
the county court here for probate of
Many of the popular ideas concern-, 000.” Previous estimates had been Minister Caillaux to this country.
Ing Hollywood and screen stars were considerably lower.
It is probable had the negotiation* th<- estate of Clinton I. Baun. who was
attacked in Bloomington, Ill., Sunday
Two more suspects were arrested, at Washington for the settlement ofiB,urdere^ near Independence Heptem-
(íj. ms. Wr.t.rn :
night from the pulpit. Rev. Rupert making a total of five in custody.
the French war obligation to the Unl-|ber 1 by w R Ll°yd The estate 1«
Holloway, paster of the Unitarian ’
ted States been entirely successful, । aPPr®l*cd at 14724.22, 1750 of which is.
— negotiations
. ' . 1
«
■
rtt'l I out O I O ri<I t Lz, Ln InMAn .. ..
1 '
church, who has just returned' from
Scratch of Nail Fatal.
for a loan to France real estate and the balance personal
property.
Mr*. Hilda Rose Baun,'
Hollywood, in his sermon described. Berlin.—Sigmund Breitbart, hilled in would have been the next step.
widow, has been appointed adminis-'
actors as having winning personali- circus and vaudeville programs for
STEPHEN KEARNEY
ties and being no more than human.
tratrix.
years as the "world's strongest man,”
Lost Man Make* Camp.
Seattle, Wash.—After wandering for i Baker The potato grading law pass-
United States District Attorney/"V Monday’ a,?e(1 42'
was a great
Buckner, over the radio from station! »«“bart, whose exhibition consist- five days without food In a wilderness ' ed by the last session of the legisla­
Idler, nnd came of a family of
WRNf at the Hotel Roosevelt in New 1 ed of pu,lin* a«alnst two horses' bend' on the west slope of Mount Adams, ture and now in force Is leading to
great soldier*. He was born In New­
ark, N. J„ August 30, 1704, while the
York, on “Law Enforcement,' declar- ine lron fjars and tear,nft horse shoes Edward Ward of Seattle, who became considerable confusion, according to
country wn* still ringing with talk of
re anv
ed Sunday that "the best service
any lapart’ »uccu»>h,’,l to blood poisoning separated from his companion* while local merchant*. “For the local trade
I which developed from a small nail hunting Tuesday, staggered into a no inspection of potato stock* i* call­
the great fight for freedom. He went
American citizen can render his coun­
to Columbia university, nnd while
scratch.
ed
for
under
the
law,
”
Paul
Carpenter,
i
United
States
ranger
’
s
camp
on
the
try today is to take steps to have the
there the War of 1812 broke out and
Picu* river, 130 miles south of here county agent states, “it being only in
prohibition law intelligently and ef­
the boy left hl* studies to enlist. He
Jackson's Slave Dies.
Sunday. Ward was exhausted from connection with car lot movement*
ficiently enforced, or else modified or
wn* made n lieutenant In the Thir­
Hagerstown,
Md.
John
Green,
exposure
and
lack
of
food.
Govern
­
that inspection is mandatory."
repealed.”
teenth Infantry nnd so distinguished
former slave and hostler for General ment rangers estimated that he travel­
himself, especially nt the Battle of
Albany.—Large acreage* of straw­
A crippled man who ......
had B
given
ap- , Stonewall Jackson throughout the ed more than 45 miles through some
«
.-v-
Quenstown Heights, that he wn* made
berries
are
reported
a*
being
set
out
proximately >1,500,000 to help crip- civil war, was found dead in hi* bed of the worst country In the Pacific
n captain.
*
near Lacomb, in the Cascade moun-
pled children was honored in Minnea-' at his home in Williamsport, near northwest.
The
life
of
adventure of a soldier
tain foothills. Several hundred acres
polis this week at a dinner participat- here, Sunday,
RO delighted him, that he never went
are
being
set
out
thi*
fall.
One
new
ed in by 300 prominent citizens of the
buck to civil life. By the outbrenk of
Green reckoned his age as 98. He
Key Men’» Union Score*.
planting contain* 41 acre*. The price*
middle west. Crippled when 15 years was born in Virginia.
the Mexican war, In 1840. he wn* n
Chicago.—History was made Friday are good, contractor* on the job In
middle aged man nnd n brigadier gen-
old, William Henry Eustis rose from
St. Louis Block Burn*.
erul. He had command, then, of the
for railroad telegraphers. The United that vicinity bidding up the price* far
poverty to amass a fortune, only to
Army of the West, and promptly
St. Louis, Mo. — Damage estimated States railroad labor board intervened above last year’* quotations. Some of
give it away to cure the bodies of crip­
the berries have been Contracted for
took possession of New Mexico. He
at >250,000 was caused by fire of un-
pled children.
in a strike dispute on the Atlantic a* high a* 8 cents.
established a provisional government
dtennined origin in the National En­
Thousands of ducks and geese lie ameling & Stamping company plant coast and granted a decision to em­
nt Santa Fe, moved west to California,
Marshfield Setting a broken leg
dead in Tule lake near Klamath Falls,'
fought at San Pasqual nnd had charge
ployes
in
St.
Louis
which
upheld
the
• here Friday. The building, containing
for a large bull moose I* the novel
of the sailor* nnd marine* in the bat­
Or., as a result of a strange malady, gteel rolling ml||„ and pa(nt shop Jg principle of a rest day with pay. Tele­
operation performed by W. V. Glal*-
tle nt San Gabriel river, and was
believed induced either by alkali water located ln the levee dlgtrkt and oc. graph employes of the St. Louis Term-
yer county veterinarian, Friday night.
t.wdce wounded.
or by rank, stagnant ponds, it became cupleg an entlre block
. inal company1 will get one day’s rest The moose was one of those brought
The hero of the West, he was mnde
known this week. To cope with the
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j in 14, with time and one-half for work
to western Lane county three years
governor of California, but left In
situation the United States biological
Francine Larrimore, actress, recelv- on the rest day.
ago and liberated near Takenltch lake.
June to Join the army In Mexico. The
survey has been notified, and will con-ed a divorce in the supreme court of
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next March he wn* governor of Vera
Th< animal broke its leg a few days
The young lady across the way
duct an examination to determine New York Friday from Conrad Dober,1
Snow at Niagara Fall*.
Cruz, nnd of the City of Mexico In
ago and District Game Warden Art
what Is the cause of the wholesale better known as "Con Conrad," *ong' Niagara Falls, N. Y._ The first snow Fish called upon Dr. Glaisyer. The Says she doesn't believe the Filipino* May. Then he became ill and had to
are fit for self-government yet as she
deaths in the ranks of thousands upon writer and composer. She charged in- . —
of the
here i Friday,
.uw season . fell
vu uov
iiun/, The broken leg was placed in a caste after sees they’re still so bad they have a go North, where he died the following
October In St. Louis.
thousands of game birds.
¡fidelity.
mercury hovered around 36 degrees.
about three hours' work.
vice governor.
(® by Qeor« Matthew Adame.)
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