WORLD HAPPENINGS
OF CURRENT WEEK
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RESEARCH
MONEY NEEDED
Smithsonian Institution Appeal» Io
People for $10.000. Mlfi.
Washington. D. C. — For the first
time since its foundation nearly 80
years ago. the Smithsonian Institution, j
COMMITTEE FAVORS
TAX INVESTIGATION
Alt INE.WO •
IN BRIEF.
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i Oregon City. “Batch.'' the 20 year
[old cat owned by Mrs. Mary Charl««.
1 Is dead
HU death occurred u tew
SCHOOL DAIJS
T^1 rowvsu
b*( WO«’ *»’ »SVT»
BKO ernne
T‘*
CM«) I
even » v '' m T m
PO
Wide days ago.
whose
valuable
contributions to NCW Probe Body With
Tillrtiiook. The salary of the coun
! science heretofore have been financed
f»»MS ,H
ty dairy und food commissioner, now
Powers Proposed.
Daily News Items.
[from its endowment and by special,
MP
rr
$175 u month, was ordered by the
g
«su
Of WW
gifts, will carry an appeal direct to
county court to be reduced to $1 it
(8 IT)
~ l the American people for $10.000.000 to.
month beginning December 1. The
Stir
-«^*
wran enable it to undertake many ne« ma oiiini rn I AW
county clerk waa ordered to advl«e the
jor projects and to continue its public-
L l I«
commissioner o$ the new order.
ations.
I
Announcement of the Institution's j
Saletn. Corn sweepstakes at thu an
■plans was made Monday night by Its Contemplated Group to Include
nual Muriou Polk county corn »how
Eventa of Noted 1’eople. Governments boanl of regents, which said the money
which opened here Thursday were
ators. Representatives and
would be added to un endowment that
and Pacifie North wert. andUXher
awarded to Woodburn, according to
has not only doubled since 1846. when
Outside Experts.
announcement made by the Judge».
Things Worth Knowing.
the Smithsonian institution was organ
Quinaby. — Two crate» of celery,
ized under a trust fund of $550.000
grown ou the celebrated Lake laiblsh
willed to the United States in 1826
Washington. D. C - Widespread pow
beaver dam lands of this section were
Las Rosas mine near Mexico City by James Smithson, an English scient
ers
of investigation of the ndm'n’stri- expressed Saturday to Washington. D.
caved in Saturday morning while a ist, “for the increase and diffusion of
tion of the income and other federal C . one to President Coolidge und the
full gang of men was working, bury
other to Senator fluirli'» L. McNary,
ing all in the mine.
whose tables they will grace on
c,,.,
e-».
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'-»• - «“7
Thanksgiving
day.
. .,
Australia last Saturday been inadequate for years, and that
Xn^hen the position of the «ov- ’Ince the war ^tl^
committee, approv-, ------------------
Klumuth Falls. One of the largest
ernment of Premier Bruce.
costs had materially cut di n
Representative Tread- wildcat» ever seen in Klamath county
activities, causing suspension of some
°
Ma».achu»ett., and was accidentally
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killed on the Ashland*
The $300.000.000 tax reduction bill publications such as the “Contribu- way. rapuum*»
Klamath
highway
early Friday morn
1
, .. series,
, „ „..wn
by Professor Adams of
Siuoio Pattens
being written by the house ways and tions
to Knowledge
curtail- urged
ura
, Yale k ing when it wus run down by an uuto-
,
.
4
.»
•
»
/
„
Ko
»
ihav
university,
would
be
directed
to
k
means committee will be kept on its ment of others to a third of what they
would ist from Corvallis who wa» en route
v
...ini simplification of the law. it also woum
record-breaking course for spied un were, and restriction of » such
essential
l
... in* »tlcitM and
o be authorized to investigate anu here. The animal wim blinded by the
der a program charted Saturday by researches as that of r>r
Dr. vnaries u.
, uutoist's headlights.
Abbot into solar radiation and the in- recommend improvements in It»
Chairman Green.
I Baker. L. P. King of Portland, own
Elliott. 17,
17. cashier
cuhler at a fluence of the sun on the weather
investigation already
Grace Elliott.
er of the Rainbow mine, is at the mine
By DOUGLAS MALLOCH
ha3 been eonducted into the admin* preparing for it» reopening. He is
theater, died after drinking poison in' Sixteen major
a
were
said
by
the
board
to
have
been
n
‘
,s
Following
Friday
night.
internal
revenue
Seattle
of the
planning a drift west from the deep
ise of
Hall, held up because
of a
a lack of funds istration
scolding over low grades, Harriet
, de-
... bureau
by a special senate committee
shaft and ut the 290-foot level. The
.
the
announcement
oureau
hv
SHADOW »III full
She Some of these,
12. high school girl, took poison.
increased and a report 1» now being written by Rainbow was a big producer for «ev-.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY
Across us all.
I
dared,
“
would
lead
to
an
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—
«■>—
o
f
was resuscitated.
Chairman Cuuxens, republican.
era! years when the United State»
There never yet was a year all sum*
food supply from the sea. others will
rancis scott key . born Au
Complete separation of the fleet furnish data whereby the hardwoods, Michigan.
Metal company had Control.
Proposing many changes In the law
gust l>. 1781». made himself Immor
corporation from the shipping board the fruits, the food, drug, oil and
And men will win
Newport. — The ocean, which had tal by writing the “Slur Spangled
To un empty Inn
is recommended by H. G. Dalton of cordage plants of the Philippines w<J as a result of the investigation. Sena-
Oregon
coast
for
Bunner.”
When* never u light will greet th*
Cleveland. O., in his report to Presi become increasingly available, while tor Couzens has declared he will seek been lashing the
It happened that. In the War of 1812,
minor.
dent Coolidge on the situation involv a third group will provide formulae to their adoption at th« coming session, eight days, smoothed down until it
But the cloud will paua
The committee which the house mem- was the appearance of a lake lust toward» It» close tn '14. the British In
ing the two agencies.
assist the engineer in solving the in- bers would appoint, however, would Satunlay. It is very unusual at this vaded Washington. Some friend» of
And we’ll find the gruss.
Seeking an opening to escape from creasingly complex problems which not be required to report until Jan- time of the year to see the Yaquina Key'«, »ho lived ou a plantation neur- And the spring will cuine with the
bv, were being held us prisoners mid
buds returning.
I bar smooth enough for the smallest
the circle of French troops, the main face him.1
uary 1, 1927.
,
Key obtained the permlarioB of Pl*al-
And we'll trudge iilong
out.
This committee would be composed vessel to come in or go
force of Druses under Zeid Atrasch.1
dent Madison to »ecure their relea««.
When the Inn goes wrong
$336.236,000 CUT IN
of 15 members named by the presi
Sultan Atraschs brother, attacked
Baker.—The Missouri Flat grange With another man who bud charge <>f Till we come to a house where th»
FINAL TAX BILL
dent and would include five members
the release and exchange of prisoners,
lights are burning.
Rasbeiya Saturday night. They were.
Washington. D. C.—A revenue bill of the house, five members of the started Monday on a new grange hall. he went out to the plantation und was
repulsed both times with heavy losses..
slashing the annual federal tax burden senate and five outside experts. It The structure will be one story high, courteously received by the British.
The wind will blow
32 by 72 feet. An effort will be made They agreed to let the owners go. but
Colonel
„
_____ _ John C. Coolidge, father of by an amount placed by the treasury would serve without pay.
From the north, you know,
to finish it this winter. Wendt broth
the president, failed Sunday to show at $336,236,000 was completed Monday
Chairman Green expects the ways ers have donated a one-acre site fur a ■uld the eutlre party would have to And the sm>w will drift, und the Ice
■tay over during un attack on Balti
the continued improvement which had by the house ways and means commit and means committee to complete its
will gather,
period of 99 years. Cash donations will more. Consequently, they were do-
But the wind will swing
been noted since his recovery from the tee.
draft of the tax reduction bill early
tulued on board the frigate Surprise,
To the south and bring
severe attacks of last Wednesday. His । Drafted on a non-partisan basis, the next week in plenty of time for its be sought among grange members.
part of the fleet tiring un Fort Mc Us clearer heaven« nnd better weather
condition, however, was not described measure was unanimously approved by presentation to the house when con-
Quinaby.—Since the beginning of Henry.
Why. all we need
the committee, which directed Chair gress convenes December 7.
as radically changed.
th» pumpkin season two large trucks
The battle raged during the night,
1» to wult. Indeed.
man
Green
to
report
to
the
house
on
Mrs. Katherine Thompson Wood.
have been hauling the seeds from the a puny enough tight, as buttles go And to smile a little, und pray a plenty.
Coolidge For Dry Law.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. the opening day of congress Decern-
cannery at Salem to Albany, where nowuduvs. hut whs watched with anx
The days we scold
Are what mnk<*« u» old.
of Wilmington.
Friday
they are cleaned and sent to Russia iety by the Americans. From his place
Thompson 01
w uui.*s***. -------
- was bar 7.
Washington.
D.
C.
—
All
violations
of
■ - from
* — ’ her
— । The committee felt justified in ex-
on the deck. Key could see the Amer And the days we hope are what keep
granted a divorce decree nisi
by
the
ship,
where
they
are
used
as
the prohibition law, however small,
us twenty!
husband. Osborne C. Wood, son of Gov- ceeding the $300.000.000 reduction should be prosecuted, in the opinion food by the Russians, who eat them ican Aug flying In the glare of the
(gj by MeClur» N-w.p.p.r S.ndlcala)
guns. Then there wus a lull, and only
ernor-General Wood of the Philippines, limit, which it had set because of the
of President Coolidge, although he be as Americans eat peanuts in this coun darkness und smoke, und he lost sight
The later was not in court and did estimates that the treasury surplus
try.
of It, and hud to uwult the first ruys
I for the current fiscal year probably lieves that special stress should be
not make a contest.
Eugene.—A during unmasked man of dawu to see whether the Stars and
would reach $300,000.000 instead of placed upon cases where convictions
Building construction for the first $290.000,000, the original figure.
will close up large source« of supplies. entered a cafe here at 10 o'clock Sat Stripes still flouted. When he saw It
The president feels that prohibition urday night, picked up the cash reg again. In the first fnlnt light, he wus
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10 months of 1925 has exceeded the
Effects on the reduced tax rates
ao overflowing with relief and exulta
total of 1924, and broken records ini
violations
are being prosecuted by fed ister, containing about $50, and carried
carried by the bill will be felt inane-
tion that he wrote the first part of It la better laughing than crying.
However the world «0 byt
most sections of the country, but there dately upon Its enactment. Virtually eral authorities as rapidly and it to a waiting automobile, Before hla Immortal poem on the back of an
Though the laughing ••• only lying,
Is still a scarcity of suitable housing every taxpayer will be benefitted by thoroughly as the existing legal ma patrons and employes could recover, envelope. it wus printed und sung
It Ie belter laughing than crying.
for persons of average means, says a the measure. Income taxes alone would chinery permits, and recognizes that the auto, bearing license number by a Baltimore actor, that very day, So laugh it la well worth trying--
Though a teardrop burn In the eyat
dispatch from Chicago.
|be cut by 1193 575,000 under the com- prosecutions serving to abolish supply 17255, was speeding north on the high- they say. und swept through the Coun It la better laughing than crying.
try us the greatest song of the time.
However the world go by!
Chancellor Luther of Germany told mittee program, and the revised rates sources do much to reduce minor pro- way.
—Hlokley Fisher.
clog-
Key was a lawyer, though he did
the party leaders Friday that the gov-j win be effective on incomes of this hlbltion cases, which have been
for.
4146
Harrisburg. — A contract
publish
a
book
of
poems
with
this
ging court dockets.
ernment would resign after the Lo- callendar year.
feet of sewer and drain pipe was let by song included. He died In Bultlmor»
FOR THE FAMILY TABLE
carno pact signing ceremony in Lon-j
the
city
council
to
Morris
Marquis
In
1848.
and
since
then
several
monu
Tax Cut Retroactive.
don December 1, and that a new cab-; QUEEN ALEXANDRA
of Eugene at $4800. The engineer's ments have been erected one In Fred
BEDING the family is a very Im-
OF ENGLAND IS DEAD
Washington, D. C —The government estimate f»>r these three drainage pro erick county where he was born.
inet would be formed in sympathy
portant business and one which
with the Locarno policies and obliga
every mother will do well to study.
Sandringham. England.— England’s will lose between $20,000,000 and $25,- jects was $5400. Thirteen blds were
Simple food well prepared Is much
"fairy queen” is dead. Stricken with 000,000 through the retroactive cut in received, the highest $5730.40. Work
tions.
wholesome for nil ages than th»
inheritance
taxes
voted
by
the
house
heart
disease
Thursday
morning,
al
will
begin
in
ten
days
and
must
be
Growing discontent with Premier!
HE YOUNG LADY more
rich
foods
and hearty meat* so often
w-ays
and
means
committee,
it
was
completed by March 1.
Painleve’s financial proposals for most on the eve of her 81st birthday.
considered
necessary.
ACROSS
THE
WAY
France, even among the government’s Queen Mother Alexandra died at 5:25 estimated by Chairman Green, who op
Hood
River.
The
apple
growers'
as
supporters, finally brought about his o’clock in the afternoon, with her son, posed the slash.
Panned Chicken.
The committee voted to nullify the sociation has announced that a first
fall Saturday, less than a month after King George V, Queen Mary and sor
Separate a chicken Into pieces nt
distribution
on
the
1925
apple
ton
increased
inheritance
tax
rates
pro
he had reconstituted his ministry to rowing members of the royal family
the Joints; set Into 11 buttered baking
vided In the 1924 revenue act by mak- nage will be made about December 15.
pan, adding a bit of butler to each
meet the wishes of the radical groups at her bedside.
Thus died the radiantly beautiful ing the lower rates in the 1921 law ef- it will be the earliest distribution for-
piece; pour In u cupful of boiling water
in the chamber of deputies.
or veal broth, add salt, cover closely
Danish princess who captivated Eng- fective- on all inheritances up to the warded to members since early days
time of enactment of the bill the com ! of co-operative marketing. The total
The Haitien steamer Ville des
and set to cook In a hot oven; let
land 62 years ago when she came to
mittee is preparing, which reduced this [of the distribution on apples and pears
Cayes, reported sunk in the Caribbean
cook un hour und a half; bnste thw
bride
of
the
then
prince
of
be the
sea, was found 17 miles east of Pilou Wales, and who held the empire’s love schedule to a 20 per cent maximum.
will approximate $500,000.
chicken once or twice und turn over
bay by the American steamer Brazos and reverence through three genera
the pieces when half cooked. Whelk
Klamath Falls. A recruise of ap ad
done remove the chicken to 11 platter,
Friday and taken to Pilon. The pas tions as the princess of Wales, as
Gang Loots Postoffice.
ditional lOOtOOO acres of Klamath tim
surround with savory rice and servo
sengers and crew were suffering from Edward Vil’s queen, and then as the
Superior, Wis.—Robbers early Sat ber land is recommended by the county
with
lack of water and food, but no casual queen mother.
urday looted the postoffice here of budget committee, it is shown in a re
Sauce for Panned Chicken.
ties were reported. The engines of
nearly $75,000 in stamps and $125 in port submitted to the county court
Melt three tablen|MM>nfuU of butter;
the steamer were disabled.
Bryn Mawr Girls Smoke.
cash, after binding members of th» Saturday. The cost of operating the
In It cook three tablespoutifuls of
family of C. J. McGill, assistant post-] county for next year is estimated at
tlonr und a «cant half teuspoonful of
Held jointly with Mrs. Pearl Baynes,
Bryn
Mawr
college
Philadelphia. —
salt and u few dashes of pepper;
his wife’s cousin, pending investiga Monday abrogated an old rule against master, and forcing him to yield keys »4415,524, as against the budget allow-
when bubbling hot stir In three fourths
ance of $459,399 for the present year.
tion into a fire in which his two students’ smoking and set aside one. and combination of the vault.
of 11 cupful of cream and the broth
The
robbers
went
to
the
McGill
children
and -------
Mrs. Baynes
’ young son 1 room in eaclt dormitory for the use
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.
Marshfield.—The Myrtle Point bank
from the fun which should make a
were burned to death, Levi Lucas of of tboge
irls
who
deglre
t0
indulge
income,
bound
several
members
of
the
|
- practlce
—
, family, waited . for
_
.-
.
.
. hiiR filed a morteaRe
for $25,000
on
cupful or more. When bulling, strain
Hinton, W. Va„ Sunday
“neigh-
.
others
bJon(?lng
(Jeorgn
------ blamed
_ . ....
----- j the
«—<-i*
to return,?^,
return, l
Intu 11 bowl.
'«Mured
them
and
then
forced
from
borhood gossip” for their arrest. The, Thif) action wag taken at the re- secured them and then forced from| a
kiHpi Jn
aui<>
couple was arrested following the queRt of the SeI{ Government asso- McGill the combination of the safe and, „ , bl|e acci(lpnl near Marshfield. The
Raisin Pie.
burning Saturday of the Lucas home. c)atj0n jn response to a petition pre- compelled him to turn over keys to( mortgage covers all logs cut and In the
Grate the rind and add the Juice of
. .
Edwards Parks, the building and inner compartments middle fork of the Coquille, the Co
two lemons and one orange, add one
Protests by Utah and Arizona ship- rented to Marion
cupful of light brown sugar, two cup
last ot the safe.
college.
of
the
quille river and all logs cut by the
pers against proposed freight rate in- Prf ■ 'llf nt
fuls of seeded raisins, one cupful of
■
woo
L*
week.
Loud estate and while the mortgage
creases were heard Friday by the in
Man, Pinned, Saw* Tree.
coaraely chopped walnuts, one and
is in effect.
terstate commerce commission at its
one-fourth cupfuls of water and bring
Soviet Remans Aloof.
Moscow, Iditho.—Unusual fortitude
adjourned hearin in San Francisco.
Eugene. All Important road Inter
'Ilie young lady across the way to the boiling point; add four table-
Moscow.—Soviet Russia firmly in was demonstrated here Friday, when sections throughout Lane county wiH says It's Interesting enough to go to spoonfuls of flour blended with two
The hearings are in pursuance with the
congressional order for an investiga tends in the future, as in the past, to George Showalter, 72, suffered a sev-J^ marked and the distances to the the New York Stock Exchange once of butter. Cook until the mixture Is
tion of industrial conditions in the stand aloof from the league of nations rely crushed leg as the result of being different towns and communities given j In a while, but she doesn't see why smooth, pour Into n well-lined pnstry
plate, cover with a crust and bake for
Acting 1
west, the result of which is expected and similar organizations.
on guide boards, according to an anybody wants to pay the price« they
thirty minutes In n moderately hot
to guide the commission in whatever Foreign Minister Litvinoff declared 1 caught by a falling tree.
nouncement by J. E. Shelton, district ask for a sent for the season.
oven until delicately browned.
(it) by McClure N^wepeper Syndicate )
action it may take on the application Monday in a carefully prepared official i Mr. Showalter, pinned beneath the director of the Oregon Motor associa
tree, managed to reach a saw that was
of 74 western carriers for a 5 per cent statement.
tion. The work is expected to be
Russian Pre»s Writer«
For n family with n member or two
nearby and sawed himself clear
rate increase on a varied assortment! The Locarno security treaties will lying
fiom the fallen tree. Ho then crawl- don«
the association early next
Tn 11 recent report <>f n bolshevlst who cannot ent sauerkraut, thus»
of commodities moving east and on not altar the soviet foreign policy he
ed some distance, summoned aid and
In co-operation with the Lane "congress of press workers," It was who do must deny themselves n whole
said.
certain westbound commodities.
disclosed that there were, last year, some, tasty dish. Isn't It too bad that
was taken to the home of his brother. , county court.
"about
newspaper correspond we cannot nil sit down to such a dish
Limit in Belief.
Another Traffic Rule.
ent« from the masses of workers and as this?
Always Worth While.
Where Napoleon Rested.
Blobbs—“That poor fish Sllllcus Is
When turning a corner at high
An ’ effort
made for the
happiness ~
of peasants,” and that measures are to
ÄI8
-I I’M L 1II«W
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The
capital of the island of St.
be taken to "equip this multitude of
speed see that you are traveling on the the most credulous fellow I ever
and others lifts us above ourselves.—Mrs. new writers for regular and syste
knew.
”
Slobbs
—
“
Yes,
sometimes
1
Helena
is
known
as
Jamestown,
wrong side of the road. The repair
¡L. M. Child.
(fa 1414. Wa.t.rn N.wsp.p.r Union.)
matic work on the press.”
| actually think he believes in himself.” । is strongly fortified.
men have to live.—Miami Tribune.
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