Dayton tribune., April 01, 1926, Image 2

HAPPENINGS Of
CURRENT WEEK
Bits of Best News Items From
Everywhere.
’“taBUE OFFIMIS f STATE NEWS
IN BRIEF
LIKE Ü. S. STAND ’
SCHOOL DA1JS
Senate Committee Votes to Air Pro I
hibition Issue April 5th.
Washington. D. C. The prohibition
issue, which has agitated both houses '
of congress at this session as has no
other question, is to be given a public
airing before a senate committee dur
ing the two weeks beginning April 5.
This was determined upon Monday
by the senate Judiciary committee.
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Salem W D. McMillan of Portland
has been reappointed a member of the
state board of dental examiners, Ills
commission covers a period of four
years, beginning April 1.
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The Dalles A comprehensivo pro
gram of oiling for macadam highways
of The Dalles, to be started early In
April, has been announced by
W.
Wonzer. division engineer.
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sent'ing vote the program recommend
ed by its sub-committee of five for
Harrisburg Mint growing Is to be
hearings on the pending measures for
nn important industry here, judging by
modification of the dry laws.
Futility of Trying to Use Geneva Ma the large number of farmers who are
Events of Noted People. Governments
Senator Means, republican. Colors-
putting In from one to 15 acres of
chinery for Selfish Aims De­
and Pacific Northwest, and Other | do, will have charge of the hearings
roots along the river bottom lands.
and he will attempt to hold both the
clared Demonstrated.
Things Worth Knowing.
Salem. There were a total of 662
wets and drys strictly to the subject
of the bills at issue. Each side will
Industrial accidents in tho state of
have six days for the presentation of
Geneva. Satisfaction was voiced In Oregon during the week ending March
Peace probably will be established ftg cage with the wets taking the
IS. according to a report prepared here
the
league organism ceases to act
in Morocco within a few days, accord- gjanj {¡rat.
by the state Industrial accident com­
ing to information coming from quar^ Besides approving the program for dispatches from Washington that the
mission.
ters which generally are well inform-
hearings, the committee endorsed state department seems convinced the
Hermiston.- Small cuttings of »spar-,
ed, says a Paris dispatch.
the action of the sub-committee in league does not wish to inject itself
agus tips have been made In this sec-1
The defense of the national army indefinitely postponing consideration
into the world court problem, but lion for several days, and shipments
has broken down and the troops are of a bill by Senator Edwards, demo
Jersey, for repeal of the merely to point out a possible channel are expected to start the coming week. J
in full retreat from Lanhslen. which crat. New --
An order for 1200 shipping crates has ;
has been captured by the Manchuri- Volstead act. This measure was pi- of settlement by the members of the
been placed by the local marketing
ans The town was taken after a con- geon holed, it was explained, because court acting in concert.
assiM'latlon to meet early needs.
its passage would leave the govern-
Copyright
A frank discussion of the American
tinuous bombardment.
■ ment without authority to enforce the
,, .
Hood River. A crew of 40 men be-
reservations, it is believed, may lead
...
American participation in the Gen- dry constitutional amendment.
! gun last week replanting a tract of
to some agreement by tho signatories abou(
of
Columbln ha
--a
conference
next
September,
called
The
first
measure
that
will
be
con
eva
to discuss the American reservations sidered will be that by Senator Bruce, without involving the question of mod clonal forest, on the south fork of the
proposing
to if) ing the United States senate’s res- Lewis river, about 12 miles from Ya
to the world court, depends upon the democrat. Maryland, ---------
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nature of the discussion planned, ac- change the eighteenth amendment so Nervations. Officials reiterated that! colt. About 500.000 trees, supplied
L
. to . a Washine'on
|that those states and communities)
cording
Washington wire.
wpnt the ,eagu eorganl3m ceages to act from tho wtnd Klvvr nursery, will bo
By F. A. WALKER
required.
Two hundred persons were arrest
effect, again would be wet. but I once the conference invitations have
It the Klamath
and fined all the way from $5 to $500 woul(j bave to depend upon the federal been sent out.
Klamath Kulls.
IMAGINATION
THOMAS KIRKBRIDE
late Saturday night and early Sunday government for their limited supplies
It was remarked that if the idea of river is wide enough, the Famous Play-
when prohibition agents and peace of- of intolicants
reaching a common agreement before- ers-Minky corporation will film "Man-
HATEVER It may be with re­
HE story of the life of Thomas
fleers raided eight hotels and pool
Then the beer bills and the Edge hand had been followed by the council trap” in Klamath during April. It
gard to the world nt large, th»
Kirkbride Is to u great extent the
halls in
1; 1 San
“
Juan Bautista, near Sa
Sa- jUlVdiUlC
meagure to
remove the restrictions ~ on
of the league with regard to Germany’s not. Frank Brandow. production man­ story of the new treatment of In- pruceHM of recalling, selecting und
IU tvuiuvc luv
—
linas. Cal.
prescription whisky will have their in- application for membership, the recent ager of the film company, will con­ Kiinlty In this country, it aeeuiH al­ grouping the traces of personal lm-
prsMlons or experiences If hubllunlly
Alfred E. F. Hamlin, 71. professor of nings. There are three beer bills pro- crisis might have been avoided. In tinue his search for a proper scenic most unbelievable that, up to a short
time ago. very little about Insanity Indulged In lend to accomplishments
hiatorv of architecture of Columbia posing 4 per cent, 2.75 per cent and the meantime the friends of the league background.
was known, and Insane people were of the hlgheot order.
universlty for 22 years, was struck beer "non-intoxicating in fact.1 Sen- are convinced the league has gained
Molalla.—-The Eastern A Western treated worse than criminals.
What Is called "learning" Is not
new
strength
in
one
direction,
while
ator
Edwards,
democrat,
New
Jersey,
and killed by an automobile as he
Lumber company will begin to lay
In the early days of Egypt and simply nn exercise of memory but of
the
turn
of
events
has
demonstrated
steel April 1. The road Is said to be | Greece and Jerusalem, however, luna the Imagination as well.
crossed Riverside drive near his home is author of the first, and Senator
A distinct picture of what one linn
Sunday night. He was to have retired Edge, republican. New Jersey, spon­ the futility of trying to use Genevas In excellent condition; 20 miles is com­ tics were treated somewhat after the
international machinery for the fur­ pleted on a 2 per cent grade. Ninety- enlightened fashion that Kirkbride heard from oral communication
from the Columbia faculty at the end sors the other two.
Wet leaders have no hope that the therance of political aspirations and pound rails will be used. It Is also used—treated kindly, given a certain remi from books, must In order
of the academic year.
manual labor, kept In tie kept permanently In the mind bo
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committee will report any of the bills the advancement of special national reported that logging operations will! amount of
The French franc tumbled Friday to
surroundlngH with good colored by one’s own pigments,
beautiful
favorably. They asked for the hear­ interests.
begin this summer.
depths hitherto unknown, so far as ings. they explain, so congress can
to and pretty things to that one may recall It ami use It
music to listen
I
The steady increase in the secret
advantage In the future.
•
Paris is concerned, in the history of
Salem. — Establishment of an In- look nt.
elicit officially the opinions of enforce­ sessions of the council is being con­
Ln the Middle Ages, all this was
Without throe fantasies and fun-
the third French republic, breaking ment officers, educators, ministers and demned as largely responsible for the formation bureau In Salem by the I
forgotten and lunatica wore thought des, these original visions ho help-
even the low record of March, 1924,
others as to how the dry laws should recent crisis, since they have fostered American Automobile association of I possessed of devils. They were aub- ful In creative work, especially that
After the Bourse had closed, the franc
Oregon
will
be
discussed
at
a
meeting
।
be amended so as to make their en­ the idea of secret covenants as against
jected to the cruelest of tortures, put of the brain, no man or woman cun
was quoted at 28.25 to the dollar and
the fundamental league principle of to be held In the offices of the local i In chains tn dark .dungeons, and re- hope to attain eminence.
forcement less difficult.
137.20 to the pound sterling.
| Senator Walsh, democrat. Montana, open commitments openly arrived at. chamber of commerce tomorrow night | garded with abhomnee. I'p to but
The general In planning ii siege or
Indications are that efforts will be The chamber already has gone on I little more thun a hundred years ago, n deciding battle calls up to help his
The 1926 political campaign, involv- who voted against the hearings, based
they were confined with criminals In Initial move nil the aids to his Imagi
ing the entire membership of the ' his opposition on the ground that they made by some to prevent public ses­ record as favoring the proposal.
prisons.
Then u few enlightened souls nation that lie can muster.
sions
of
the
forthcoming
meetings
of
house of representatives, 34 seats in were requested merely for the purpose
Salem.—Two petitions were received began to work for them, and secured
And this I h likewise true of the
the disarmament commission which
the senate and the governorships of of spreading wet propaganda.
at the executive department hare Sat­ separate asylums for them and proper painter, the poet, the musician, the
United States delegates will attend.
33 states, was formally gotten under,
treatment.
urday urging Governor Pierce to com­
scIrntlHt and the more prosaic mini
The sentiment here, however, appears
■way Tuesday with the holding In South
Ink Remover Success
On July 31, 1809, Thomas Kirkbride of business when first stepping In an
mute to life imprisonment the death
overwhelmingly
in
favor
of
complete
Dakota of the first of a series of pri­
sentence imposed on Archie Cody, who was born. In Morrisville, Pa., of a untried field.
Ithaca. N. Y.—Dr. F. H. Rhodes, pro­
publicity, aud it is even remarked that
maries and conventions in the 48
family whose ancestors came over with
Experience of the past sharpen»
fessor of industrial chemistry at Cor­ President Coolidge can render a serv­ is condemned to be hanged In the
Penu, and of the religion of the
states.
state penitentiary next month for the Friends, who always led In Intelligent wits, but Imagination goes much
nell university, has evolved a success­
ice to the cause of disarmament by in­
Special Mexico dispatches from San ful process for removing the ink from
murder of Sheriff Goodman of Harney charity. First ns head of the Friends farther than that as It virtually sup­
structing the American delegation to
plies new wits of n higher type which
Luis Potosi report that representa­ old newspapers. The recovered paper,
county.
asylum in Philadelphia, and then of
insist on publicity.
recognize neither longitude nor Inti-
tives of the Catholic church and the Professor Rhodes says, is as durable
Salem.—Governor Pierce has de­ the Pennsylvania hospital, he made a tilde when questing worlds whoso
speciality of insanity and Its treat­
government have reached an agree­ as the original.
clined to enter into a contract with
presence la unsuspected by those mat-
AUTOS COST AMERICA
ment. Kirkbrides, In Philadelphia, la
ment adjusting the differences regard­
“We have found two agents that
'ter-of fact peraons who cannot see
representatives
of
large
eastern
paper
i
14
BILLIONS
YEARLY
named
for
him.
He
waH
the
first
to
ing the number of Catholic priests will make paper as white as the orig­
manufacturing Interests looking to the Insist on separate buildings for the beyond the tips of their noses.
permitted to officiate in that city. inal. and one gives a whiter paper,”
In short. the humans with Imiiclna-
New York. — America’s automobile conversion of the flax waste from the sexes, and rained money tn treat und
Federal troops will be withdrawn im­ he declared.
tlon, the dreamers If you please, ari»
bill, including cost of cars, insurance, scutching plant at the state peniten­ cure cases. He died In 1M3.
The laboratory cost is a fraction of
the men and women who nre doing
mediately.
upkeep, gasoline and numerous other tiary Into pulp, for use In mixing with
tie greatest work for mankind.
After 12 years’ work, Samuel E. W. a cent higher per pound than the pres­ items of expense, totals more than other materials in tho manufn’ture of
A little group of romancers fired by
ent
prices
of
newsprint,
due
largely
Hines, astronomer and inventor, is
$14,000,000,000 annually, the bureau of paper.
Home original Inspiration stir millions
to
the
high
cost
of
the
newspapers
perfecting a device with which he ex­
industrial technology estimates in a
to new IhoughtH, give millions em­
Hermiston.—Growers of early pota-
pects to reflect rays of light in a pierc­ used.
report made public Sunday. Future toes on the Umatilla project will be
ployment and the old world takes an­
ing beam 300 miles. The apparatus,
other step forward. She prala«*»
orders obtained by the bureau showed assured of a supply of quality seed for
Dr. Upham to Be Asked
I^ ri boaat and brag
which Hines calls a "projectograph,"
genius which Is not genius nt nil ex­
that it costs the average automobile 1927 at a fixed price, as a result of the
About th«? H hk ,
cept that which proceeds from fancy
Moscow, Idaho.—Representatives of owner more than $700 a year to own signing of a contract between the
More faith In what It mean«;
would be used as a beacon for ships
when she Is In her liberal mood an<?
and airplanes. It consists principally the University of Oregon will wait and operate his car.
Farm Bureau Co-operative association
Mor# self-respect.
bestows
her favors lavishly upon her
upon
Dr.
A.
H.
Upham,
president
of
of a reflector.
The figures were computed from sta­ and two potato growers of Weston
own chosen disciples.
— Edgar Guest.
the University of Idaho, next Wednes­ tistics of the national automobile mountain, who will furnish seed for
He must Indeed be rather a prosy
A bitter senate fight is shaping up day or Thursday to discuss the possi­
chamber of commerce, the motors and $30 per ton.
sort of human being who declines to
over the Steck-Brookhart election con­
GOOD
THINGS
TO
EAT
bility of his becoming head of the Ore­ accessories, manufacturers associa­
make love to them, for they are rich
test. Runsblings of it have been heard
gon institution, he was informed Mon­ tion. tire organization, insurance com­
Salem.--Representatives of the Port­
and comely, In
Of th»
in protests against the length of time
E
ARE
asked
to
use
more
corn
day. Dr. H. D. Sheldon, dean of the panies, labor organizations and gaso­ land Linseed Oil company have been
to relieve the overstocked mar­ choicest treasures of earth which they
taken by the subcommittee to reach a
college of education of the University line and oil distributors. The survey in Salem for several days signing up |
ket. This need be no hardship, for confer without «tint upon their ador­
conclusion, and now’ that this subcom­
of Oregon, and Vernon H. Vawter and revealed, according to the bureau, that contracts wllh growers for flax Heed there nre ho many good things which able favorites and faithful followers.
mittee has recommended against Sen­
(Ä by McCJur« Newspaper Kyndieate )
G. F. Skipworth, members of the board the nation’s annual retail Investment during the 1926 season. The contracts cun be prepared from coni mid corn
ator Brookhart the friends of the Iowa
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of regents, will be in the delegation.
were said to have Involved growers In meal. If every household used n few
in
automobiles
is
twice
as
great
as
the
senator are preparing for the fray on
the districts around Aumsville, Scio, pounds n week In various ways, It
annual investment in new buildings.
the senate floor.
Texas Heat Affects 9
The average retail value of cars, in­ Scotts Mills, Hubbard, St. Paul and would Holve the whole problem and
N==
benefit the family. Wr need more of
Prohibition, aviation, farm relief,
Houston, Tex.—Nine persons, two cluding accessories, was found to be Mount Angel.
the coarser foods to keep uh healthy.
foreign debts and election contests are white and seven negroes, fainted on $1000. Of the present output, at the
BBREVIATED
Pendleton. Grain left In the wheat
The old-fashioned kettle of iniiHh
a few of the subjects which engaged the streets here Monday. Ambulance rate of 4,000,000 automobiles annually, fields of Umatilla county after thresh- served nt least once a week and what
. --.^STORY
the attention of congress and its com­ drivers who took them to their homes approximately $250,000,000 worth are
ing last year will be utilized by many I h left fried and served with bacon for
mittees this week. Others include ap­ ascribed it to the heat. L. H. Danger- exported.
wheat growers for fattening large breakfast, Is one way to serve com
propriation bills, railroad and banking field, government meteorologist, said
Demonstrating where "the automo­
flocks of turkeys, it was disclosed here for two meals,
THE STANDEE
I A most satisfying and delicious pud­
legislation, articles of Impeachment it was entirely possible. The temper­ bile dollar” goes, the bureau prepared
by the county agent, with the an­ ding I h prepared with corn meal uh
against Federal District Judge English ature here, he said, reached 79 de­ a table showing that costs of cars and
nouncement that 4000 turkey eggs follows:
r t ONT you ult down?" sho said,
and the senate investigation of the grees. Humidity also was abnormal. accessories now stand at approximate­
W uftcr tin y bad talked a while
were now in process of Incubation nt
Baked
Suet
Pudding.
ly $3,750,000,000 annually; deprecia­
tariff commission.
the Clarence Carson ranch near Herm­
Add one cupful of corn meal to one of this mid that, and Lola Coffee's
$7,020,000 Bill Favored
tion was estimated at $2,500,000,000;
S. S. Kreske, proprietor of a chain
quart of boiling milk ; when free from elopement, and that and thin. "Won't
iston.
Washington, D. C—The house mill- upkeep, repairs, $2,000,000,000; drivers
lumps add a cupful of chopped suet, yon alt down?"
of five and ten-cent stores,I, and his
Woodburn. — While sprinkling the one cupful of ralHlriH, one and one
er
Kresge,
tary
committee
Monday
adopted
a
re-
wages,
$1,600,000,000;
gasoline,
$1,200^
“No, thanka," he replied anally,
young wife, Mrs. Doris Mercer
(
igreement, port by a subcommittee approving the 000,000,
000,000; garages, $900,000,000; taxes, lawn at his home Saturday evening fourth cupfuls of brown sugar, two "I've been watching people Hitting
have come to a financial agreement,
with what he supposed was kerosene, beaten eggs; add one more quart of down ho much lately that I've lost all
which is understood to have resulted war department bill to authorize ex­ $625.000,000; interest, on investment.
Samuel, 12-year-old son of Rev. and milk and pour Into a crockery linking desire to nit down myself."
$500.000,000;
tlrea,
$618,000,000;
oil,
in Mrs. Kresge receiving a settlement penditure of $7,020,000 at military
And they continued chatting about
$300,000,000, and Insurance, $300,000,- Mrs. S. E. Long, was injured when the dish. Dredge with one fourth cupful
of $1,000,000.
Her suit for a like posts.
of flour. Stir occasionally nt llrsL and whether there Is really n future lift»,
can
exploded.
His
legs,
right
side
and
000.
The funds will be derived from the
amount, on the grounds of breach of
and the difference between a Cossack
arm were burned before his mother bake three hours.
promise In a pre-nuptial agreement, sale of surplus real estate.
mid a luiHHock, and one thing and an­
and neighbors reached him to wrap
Wealthy Midget Dies
other, mid then she sold, "Really, you
was ordered withdrawn from the su­
81 Iced Chicken Sandwiches,
up.
He
was
immediately
taken
to
him
Fifteen Dead in Earthquake
Chicago.—Che Mah, midget who be-
Cut cold stewed or rousted chicken must sit down."
preme court.
a Salem hospital.
"Oh, that’s quite nil right,” he
Into
very thin slices. Spread white
London.
—
A
Constantinople
dispatch
came wealthy through being exhibited
Colonel John C. Coolidge, father of
bread with green pep; er butter, lay smiled blandly, "I seldom sit down,
to
the
Exchange
Telegraph
reports
a
Vale.
—
Spring
lambing
Is
now
well
the president, was laid at rest Satur- -----------------------
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-
as "the smallest man In the world,"
even at homo. When my folks see
day on a bleak hillside covered deep/evere earthquake In Adalia, Asia
under way in Malheur county, having on thin slices of chicken and cover me Hitting down they exclaim, 'Why,
He
was
died
Sunday
at
the
age
of
88.
with
slices
of
bread
Hint
have
been
begun In some camps as early as Fob-
in snow.
They buried him among Minor. The cable added that 15 fatal-
with mayonnaise dressing. Cut you're Hitting down, aren't you!'"
28 Inches in stature and wore a queue ruary. A close estimate of reproduc- spread
thp Mndw|(.hp(, |nt(, thrPe Htrllm nr
those of his kin who had passed before It,es
been reported.
And he stayed till after eleven, air­
13 feet long. Brought to the United’ tlon can now be determined, and it Jnt0 tl|,ing|,,M. crnlsh m«h with ily passing off eight more Invitations
him, in the little town cemetery In
Topsies
States
from __________
the island of _ Choo
Sang !s said that this locality Is producing three thin slices of stuffed olives. to sit down, and the next morning he
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Plymouth, Vt. President and Mrs.
called up (looker’s Equitation Paine»
Children raised with great care by the late P. T. Barnum In 1881, Che exceptionally fine and good sized Serve with coffee.
Coolidge, their son John, representa-
mid explained that he didn't feel equal
Mah was for a long time in the employ lambs. Many herds have produced
fives of nation and state, and a few (sometimes do Just as well as those
1
to taking Ids second riding les on that
sridan
’
of
the
famous
showman.
He
is
sur-
well
over
125
per
cent,
some
bands
go-l
relatives and life-long friends stood who just happen to grow.—Meridan j
showman
dny.
in the snow at the graveside.
Star.
| vived by a son, 1 living In Brooklyn, N.Y. ■ ing as high as 140 and 150 per cent.'
(Q by G«Qrg« Matthew Alarm)
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