Dayton tribune., July 08, 1926, Image 2

HAPPENINGS OF !
CURRENT WEEK
ABIDE BY LAWS. CHIEF SAYS
President Coolidge Speaks at 150th
Anniversary of Nation's Birth.
Philadelphia—Loyalty to American
' institutions and the spiritual and mor­
al forces which brought them into ex-
LAND TAX REFUND
I VOTED BY SENATE
Bits of Best News Items From : idge Monday
WH° tn speaking at exercises Oregon and Washington Coon
' of nation-wide significance which
Everywhere,
ties Reimbursed.
marked the 150th anniversary of the
STATE NEWS
SCHOOL DAUS
Klamath Fulls.
By practically a*
unanimous vote Klamath citiiensj
Thursday approved the $63,000 bond
Issue for the Sixth street viaduct over
the proposed main Huo terminals of
the Southern Pacific railroad here.
i adoption of the Declaration of Inde-
Newport. At a regular meeting of
! pendence.
the city council recently Miss Ada
Coming from Washington with Mrs UIUR Mil I ION
TOT A I Ford, daughter of Williapi Ford of
Coolidge and an official party. Mr. Flit 1*1 IL LIU IV
IUIML this city was elected city recorder. 1
Coolidge testified to his appreciation
Miss Fort! has been In the city employ
of the significance of the se»qul-cen-
for the laut year. She assumed her
Events of Noted People, Governments tennial of the birth of the republic. Sinnott Bill Pauses House and Vpper new duties last week.
He spoke in the huge municipal stadi­
and Pacific Northwest, and Other
Body, Which Panare It
Salem, — Opening of the half-year
um on the grounds of the Sesqui-Cen-
Things Worth Knowing.
automobile license period Thursday
Unanimously.
tennlal exposition and then visited In-
found a long line of motorist« halting
dependence hall and other points of
at
the office of Secretary of State
historic interest.
Kozer to purchase the 1926 tags at
Strengthening of the border patrol
Turning for a few minutes late in
Washington. D. C.—The Stanfield
by Canada will be followed next week the day from the places associated bill refunding taxes on tho exOregon the reduced price in order to operate,
their cars on the public highways.
by addition of more than 100 men with the birth of the nation, he trav­
& California Railroad company grant
along the Canadian border by this gov­ ersed the new suspension bridge
Baker.- The contract for 14 miles I
lands since 1916 was passed Thurs­
ernment.
across the Delaware river, connecting
day night by the senate under unani­ of road from near Homestead to the
Philadelphia and Camden. N. J., and
Edward P. Warner, professor of at ceremonies at the Jersey end of mous consent. It will reimburse 18 Red Ledge mine has been let by the ■
Idaho Copper company to Morrison 41
aeronautics at ■ Massachusetts Insti­ the structure planted a maple tree counties in Oregon and one in Wash­
Knudson, Boise. Idaho, for about $200.
ington
to
the
extent
of
about
$5.000,000
tute of Technology, was nominated by from his native state of Vermont. Of-
000. Dr. Walter Harvey Weed, man
according
to
advance
estimates.
President Coolidge Wednesday to be ficials of the state and the city ae-
The same bill was passed in the ager. at Homestead, announced.
assistant secretary of the navy in corded him an official reception,
house through the efforts of Repre­
Medford. Incidental to the official
charge of aviation.
Rain which began lightly before his sentative N. J. Sinnott of Oregon after
opening of the Crater lake season
and
increased
to
a
steady
arrival
All previous June totals in the his­
having been introduced by Representa- Thursday, daily stages between Med-j
tory of Portland were surpassed by downpour before his departure, failed tive Hawley, who represents the dis-
ford and the lake and Klamath Falls I
the bank clearings for the month just to halt the enthusiasm of the ovation. trict in which most of the lands are
and the lake began operating this
Although
drenched,
the
crowds
which
closed, a fact which was considered by
located.
morning. A record crowd there Is ex ।
lined
the
streets
remained
for
hours
financial men to be significant of
The Longview-Rainier bridge bill pected over the Fourth of July week­
to
glimpse
the*
president
and
shout
a
splendid business conditions now pre­
failed again upon objection made by end.
children In our poor
greeting.
unreason.
vailing.
Senator McNary of Oregon. “This is
By F. A. WALKE R
Coolidge donned a black slicker dur­
Albany. All firemen and lookout«;
Secretary Wilbur plans to spend his ing the heavier moments of the rain, the only bridge bill which has not
summer vacation on the Pacific coast and. leaving his automobile to visit been passed at this session.” declar­ in the Santiam forest were at their
LET IN THE SUNLIGHT
and to leave Washington as soon as different buildings, doffed his tall hat ed Senator Jones of Washington, who stations Thursday, according to Sup- i
—Kila W. Wilcos.
ervlsor C. C. Hall. Supervisor Hall I
is
its
author
and
proponent.
possible after congress adjourns. His in response to the greetings. At noon
PEN the windows of your soul and
Passage of the bill to reimburse 18 said that the fire danger In the forest
WARM WEATHER FOODS
intention is to join the battle fleet he stood bareheaded under a canopy
let in the living sunlight.
Oregon
counties
for
loss
of
taxes
on
is becoming daily greater, though it
in Puget sound before it leaves there for 40 minutes in delivering his ad­
There are too many curtained case­
Oregon & California grant lands re­ Is chiefly confined now to the south TNURINO the summer the wise ments In the bodyhouae, too innny
for San Francisco and San Diego.
dress at the stadium while misty rain vested in the United States govern­ slopes.
mother serve« plenty of fresh barred doors and closed shutters.
Efforts of Senator Jones, republi­ was driven into his face by a sharp, ment, provided President Coolidge
vegetables and fruits, using Ivas of
Why grope around In the dark,
Baker.—Plan» for financing and re­ meats and no such desserts as stumble, fall nnd hurt yourself when
can, Washington, to obtain passage of cold east wind.
signé the bill as expected, will dis-
Holding up the Declaration of Inde­ tribute to these counties about $4,- opening the Sumpter smelter became steamed puddings nnd rich pastries. by a little regard for the world at
a senate bill authorizing construction
known here after officials of the Thb la not only a saving In time for large you may walk forth In the glorl-
of a bridge across the Columbia river pendence as a great spiritual docu­ 907.000.
between Longview, Wash., and Rainier, ment. the president declared at the
Under provisions of the bill as in- Northwest Refining company return the cook, but also a saving on the ous light and find your way to noble
achievement 7
Or., were blocked Thursday night by stadium that its principles were the troduced the government would fur- cd from an Inspection of the plant. It ■ family digestion.
No dinner seems quite complete
Why live In the somber shadow»
Senator McNary, republican, Oregon. result of the religious teachings of the ther be bound to make annual pay- is planned to begin operations Octo-:
when the measureless blue beckons
preceding period and asserted that “if ments aggregating $500,000 to the ber 1. Financing plans have been al­ without n bit of something
Jack Butterfield of Bakersfield, Cal.,
finish the meni—dates and ng* and you to the summits of the golden
we are to maintain the great heritage counties in which grant lands were most completed.
raisins have a place in the menu. A hills, where the ulr Is clean and in­
driver of an oil tank truck, and two
re
situated so long as the lands remain
unidentified Japanese, driving a light vhich has been bequeathed to us.
Salem.—Four Initiative measures. In­ few stuffed dates will be sufilelently spiring?
must be like-minded to the fathers in hands of the government. Such,
Unclose the heart to friendship,
car, were incinerated by flames pre­
cluding two on income tax, one on satisfying; they are easy to prepare
faith and charity.
at least, was one of the bill's pro­ fishing and one on bus and truck oper-; and are not expensive.
sumed to have been started by static who created it.”
“We must cultivate the spiritual and visions.
Nuts and raisins have always been
Step out Into the open an unfet­
electricity or a collision of two trucks
ation. will be placed on the November! liked for dessert: these, too, are
moral leadership which they showed.”
tered man or woman, ready to assume
on the Fresno road Wednesday night.
election
ballot,
five
failed
to
obtain
quickly made ready.
your duties, willing to help the burden
he added. “We must keep replen­
HOUSE PASSES PENSIONS
places and the fate of another was in
Ices and Ice creams may be pnr- bearers, glad to face obstacles and de­
Investigation of the federal trade ished, that they may glow with a more
Washington, D. C. — A senate bill doubt, when filing time for the petl- j chased or made In the home. With termined to make your mark.
commission and department of justice compelling flame, the altar fires be-
a good freezer It take« no more time
providing
increases of pensions to civil tion« closed here Thursday night.
Heed not the sneers of those hap­
prosecution of the recent bread trust fore which they worshiped.”
than many other well liked desserts less mortals who pine away in gloomy
and Mexican war veterans and de­
cases was ordered Thursday by the
Pendleton.—Wheat Is being deliver­ and they are much more wholesome.
houses, too proud to turn their faces
pendents at an estimated cost to the
senate. Its judiciary committee will
Pope Condemns Mexico
For meats that are especially good to the dome of heaven, for they know
ed to at least three elevators In the
government
of
$15,000,000
annually
conduct the inquiry, holding hearings
Rome.—Pope Pius voiced a vigorous
county from fields being threshed. for warm weather, the following are not where they trend or where they
during the summer recess, if neces­ protest against the attitude of the was passed Thursday by the house it was said Thursday
So.
morning by Guy I suggestive:
without
a
record
vote.
The
measure
sary.
Jellied Vsal.
Choose your path tn the blazing day
Mexican government toward Roman now goes to the president.
Johnson, secretary of several of the (
Wipe a knuckle of venl and cut In­ nnd follow the footprints of the great
Luther C. White, superintendent of Catholics in the course of an address
Under the bill, it is estimated that elevator companies. For the first time - to pieces, put tt Into a kettle with men nnd women who are doing, achiev­
federal prisons, whose life had been before students of the Pip Latino Ec­
53.000 civil war veterans now getting in ten years grain of the Federation two quarts of water, bring slowly to ing nnd creating In the gvnlul light of
despaired of since his arrival in Port­ clesiastical college of South America.
$50 a month would receive $65. Vet- wheat variety is now being unloaded. the simmering point and simmer for the sun.
land last Monday, died Thursday morn­ The pontiff dwelt upon his sorrow for
two hours; then ndd two onions, one
erans receiving $72 a month would
Rend tn the shining pages of history
Salem.—F. J. Burns who has been
ing at 10:30 o’clock. Mr. White, with the persecution against Catholics,
get $90, if totally disabled or blind, on the staff of the Oregon public serv blade of mace, one bny leaf, twelve about the Illustrious, their early strug­
his wife, came to Portland after a six which he said is continuing in Mexico.
and it is estimated 20 per cent of
< the ice commission for the past five years whole doves, «lx peppercorns, one- gles. how they flung open their win­
weeks’ visit of inspection at McNeil is­ He declared that he desired to protest
half tensponnful of ground allspice
56,000 men now on a $72 basis would as examiner and rate expert, ha» re-1 and simmer one hour longer. Take dows. let in the divine light of trust,
land prison.
nnd rose under Its Illuminating luster
once more against violation of the be eligible tor the increase.
signed to accept a position as traffic | out the knuckle, carefully remove the to honor nnd fnme.
After more than a year of intermit­ Catholics’ rights of conscience. He
The pensions of 26,000 widows of manager for the Oregon Stage Lines, j bones nnd put the meat Into a square
With sltnllnr efforts nnd like re­
tent hearings, the congressional com­ urged the students, who include rep- civil war veterans would be increased Inc. Burns will be succeeded with mold. Boil the liquor until reduced solves you cun do the same.
mission investigating land grants to resentatives of all Latin-American na- from $30 to $50 a month while civil the commission by A. F. Harvey
There Is no limit to the possibili­
of to one quart, strain, ndd n fourth of
a cupful of good vinegar, suit nnd ties that In you Ue If once you decld»
the Northern Pacific Railroad com­ tion, to pray for devine protection for war nurses would receive $50 a month. Portland.
pepper to taste; pour It over the ment to progress nnd stoutly refuse to turn
pany, and its successor, the Northern those subject to persecution.
About 1100 v. idows of veterans of
Pacific Railway company, has conclud­
Salem.—Building permits Issued In and set away to cool over night. buck Into darkness.
the war of 1812 and the Mexican war
Ex-Ambassador Passes
Impossible has no place In the bravo
ed the taking of testimony. It has
would be eligible for an increase from Salem during the first six months of When cold turn out carefully and
slice.
man's vocabulary.
Essen, Germany.—Dr. Otto Ludwig 130 to $50 a month.
until early next year to file its report.
1926 aggregate $1.458,020 as compared '
Get the best from life by doing yntir
Wiedefeldt, German ex-ambassador to
to $1,794,935 for the entire 12 months 1
Italian Cheese,
Forty thousand union garment work­
best. You are free. The privilege of
the United States and director-general
of
1925,
according
to
figures
prepared
Quake
In
Egypt
Severe.
Take one pound of veal, one and accepting or rejecting is yours.
ers, who make 75 per cent of all the
of the Krupp works, died Monday. Dr.
London.—The earthquake in Egypt by the city recorder’s office. Indica-' one-half pounds of calf* liver. one-
Stop complaining of gloom which
ready-to-wear cloaks and suits sold
Wiedefeldt was 55 years old. Since Saturday night was more serious than tions are that the present year will half pound of ham, one small onion, in moat cases you make yourself.
in the United States, went on strike
his return from Washington in Janu­ at first thought, says an Exchange break all previous building records In half n teuspoonful of sage, two table-
Cense finding fault with others and
Thursday. Sixteen hundred shops are
spoonfuls of chopped parsley, one­ blaming them for obscurity thnt
ary, 1925, he had devoted himself en- Telegraph dispatch from Cairo, 110 Salem's history.
affected. The strike demands include
fourth of a box of gelatin, two ten- darkens your vision and hulls your
wage increases and a minimum of 36 tire,y t0 the phy8‘Ca' and Jinanclal
persons killed and 66 injured, the cas­
Pendleton. — Twenty-five acres of spoonfuls of salt, one-fourth of a footsteps.
weeks' employment throughout the organization ofthe huge Krupp plan . ualties occurring chiefly in the Fayum
wheat were burned near Vancycle teaspoonful of black pepper, nnd n
Look to your own windows and
year
: He recently returned to his office, af- district.
Monday from fire which is thought to dash of cayenne. Chop all the meat make rare thnt they are open to tho
I ter spending several months in Swit-
A total of 4238 houses were dam­ have been caused by a cigarette fall­ fine, add seasonings nnd grated onion. spiritual rays of heaven.
Manhattan island 1» a conspicuous zerland Beeking lo recUperate his
aged or destroyed.
Do these things, hold firmly to a
illustration of what happens when
ing in a hay wagon. The farm hand» Grease a mold, press the meat Into
It, cover nnd steam three hours. Re­
American churches fail to welcome1
’
jumped from the load and the frighten- move the cover, pour off the broth, ndd straightforward course, and nothing
can atop you on your upward march,
Padua, Italy.—Six distinct earth ed horses raced through the field.
and adapt their programs to the for-I
Bears Feast On Goats
to It the gelatin which hns been soak- or keep you from praiseworthy accom­
shocks, of which three were rather spreading the fire,
eign language groups, said Dr. D. D. i
Farm
hands
saved
Ing In a little cold water, mix well plishments.
Forsyth, Philadelphia, Wednesday in ! Vancouver, B. C.—Black bears are strong, were recorded on seismographs other wheat from being destroyed.
and chill.
(© by McClure Newvpaper Syndicate.)
becoming a pest in several farming here Tuesday at a distance estimated
the conference of the Methodist Epis-
Salem.—-After a lengthy conference
copal church of world service in Chi-1d,8trlct* of the prOviT' e8PeC‘a,'y at 200 kilometers. No reports of dam­
.where goats are kept in large numbers. age anywhere in Italy have been re­ between Governor Pierce and Attorney ,
cago.
1 Recently the bears have taken a fancy ceived.
General Van Winkle Thursday after­
(O. ItJI. Western Newspaper Union.)
N ..............
In turning its spotlight on the pol- to goat and kid meat and raid the
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noon it was stated that no decision
itical activities of the association grazing grounds almost daily, carry-
has yet been reached on a reply to the
Melghen Loses On Vote.
BBREVIATED
against the prohibition amendment the ing off many of these animals. In the
Ottawa, Ont.—The new government request of Mayor Baker for the serv­
STORY
senate campaign funds committee Kamloops district a special campaign of Arthur Melghen, congervative, was ice» of the state’s legal department in
learned Wednesday that It is paving has been started against goat-loving defeated by one vote in the house of conducting grand jury probe into vice
the way for referendums on the wet bears.
commons early Friday morning. The and gambling conditions In Portland, j
THE LONG OF IT
and dry issue in six states besides I
vote was 96 to 95. Fourteen conserva­
Albany.
—
Sunday
and
Monday
were
'
New York and Wisconsin, where elec­
Assassins Use Shotgun
tives voted against the government.
ISSONBY, old fellow, old top,”
tions have been ordered.
The defeat came on a liberal mo­ moving days at Albany college, upon j
Kansas City, Mo.—Joe Benezio, 41,
suld Eton Juicer, “renlly, you
the occasion of the transfer of the j
C. M. Bullock, railroad employe of was shot to death here Monday morn- tion, amounting to a declaration of
know, it would be a deucedly jolly
college
library
from
the
old
to
the
,
Roseburg, Or., has just recovered from ing. Witnesses say two men in a car. non-confldence. It declared that the
thing if you would look about you,
new campus. Thi» was the ftrst step :
mnke a selection from these four-
the effects of drinking lye water. Re­ crowded Benezlo's car to the curb and , actlons in the house of the acting
toward moving the entire Institution
legged, ingenious contrivances known
turning from his run late one night killed him with a shotgun. Last Thurs- ministers in thé Melghen administra­
Into the new administration building, i
ns chairs, stand in front of It for a
Mr. Bullock took down the first glass day Benezlo’s partner, Phillip Infran- tion were in violation of the privileges which will be accomplished before
fraction of a second, hitch up your
at hand to obtain a drink of water ca, also was shot. The notice described of the house.
fall. Laboratory and other equipment
trousers the veriest trifle, and then
and failed to notice that there was a Infranca on the police blotter as “corn
allow your knees to bend until you find
Spokane, Wash.—C. C. Cato, tried will be moved later this week.
eediment in the glass left from a mix- merchant' and are investigating the
yourself In that not uncommon pos­
ture of lye used by his wife in clean- possibility
>----
Salem.—That the railroads affected
that the shootings may have recently on an assault charge and de­
ture familiarly known ns a sitting po­
ing.
sition."
resulted from a clash between bootleg­ clared by a jury to have been men­ by the recent order of the Interstate,
Yes. too pntlent render, you are per­
Stiff opposition to the method em­ ging factions.
tally incompetent at the time of the commerce commission covering rail-1
fectly right In wondering why, for tho
ployed by an interstate commerce com­
attack, sane at the time of the trial, road construction in central Oregon,
love of Mike, Eton Juicer didn't sim­
Clark Jury Completed.
mission examiner, in fixing valuations
but unsafe to be a large, was »en- are not complying with the terms of
ply ask Slssonby to sit down, and have
Butte, Mont.—Selection of a jury to enced to an indefinite term In the state the order, but are deliberately side­
for two small railroads to recapture
done with It,
half of their excess earnings
over
_____
___ 6 _ try the suit brought by three women penitentiary. Hl» sentence provide» stepping the issue and postponing ac­
The truth is, Clarence Inken Eraser,
per cent, developed in the opening of who claim to be the legitimate daugh- that he will not be discharged until tion to the great detriment of the en­
the author who wrote the paragraph,
oral argument Thursday on the frist ters of the late Senator William a superior court jury has declared tire state of Oregon is charged by the
Is paid at the rate of fifty cents n
“When It comes to promoting mod­ word, Instead of by piecework like
test case to come before the commis- Andrews Clark and who seek a share, him safe to be at liberty. Cato's at- Oregon public service commission, in
hla
sion under the recapture clause of the in
1“ his
*'•" 147,000,000 estate, was complet- . torney
---- -- —
m he _
—..u —
said
would
seek next fall a telegram sent to the interstate com­ esty In women's clothe*” says perti­ brother, Ed, the one that works In the
nent
Polly,
"the
refoi
/
wave
Isn't
one,
cigar factory.
ed in district court late Thursday, to have him released.
transportation act
mission Thursday night.
two, three with the fold wave."
(• by Usorg* Matthew Adama.>
PUTIN CONCISE FORM
SOMETHING TO
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