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TITE MORNING OREGONIAN, FRIDAY, MAT 28, 1920 9 i) "iJjQ to GO c 5 "3 .IIHIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHySMfl 7V SI Cif7T1 i ' 'ill 1 H P IP SS IIBlllllll 111 191 1 1 . - n 1111 11 mm mSMiWTfm " m?;- ;' ,t ' v 3 1' rN TjLJSV U JT J US-A I'D--' L ,.,-,.-. COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RElA'OnS ."Mrs. Johnson and I think that M. J. B. should be as familiar to the East as it is to the West. We know the advantage would be all for our eastern brethren. The fact is we cannot get along without it here." Yours most sirfcerely. iiree irao rive lrouoomcuym ircKea lmis J. Brandenstein & Co., Office and Warehouse, 95 N. 2d St., Portland, Oregon " - CABINET OP IDAHO MEETS $200,00 0,000 KS-TIMATED VALt'E OF CROP. AS Uirlnvays tndor Contract in State Will Soon Kcach AgrKregatc of $10,000,000. BtISK, Idaho, May 27. (Special.) The regular Quarterly meeting of the state cabinet was held this week. Resolutions of sympathy were passed because of the death of J. K. White, commissioner of public welfare, the first .cabinet member to die. The cabinet went on record as indorsing the work of the Idaho Reclamation association in endeavoring: to get met ion in congress t or the irrigation of lauds. Commissioner Hall of the depart- jnentiuent of public works reported highways under contract in various parts of the state aggregate about j $6,000,000 and that within the next 60 days contracts will be let calling for work costing $4,000,000 more. Com missioner of I aw Enforcement Jones announced that the department had been Instrumental in prosecuting 3S for felonies, while it had gathered in 2S who were found guilty of violating the prohibition law. Miles Cannon, commissioner of ag riculture, estimated that the crop raised in Idaho this year, together with livestock, will have a value of $200,000, 000. according to a letter that is being: sent out by the commission to all doctors in Oregon. Offices for the treatment of industrial cripples have been es tablished in Portland and Salem, with Or. 'Richard B. Oillehunt in charge of the former. Dr. F. H. Thompson, chief medical examiner for the commission, is directing the work of the Salem department. Industrial cripples called by the commission for examination and in terview are allowed transportation costs, together with 50 cents a day for single men aid $1 a day for mar ried men in addition to their regular compensation. STATE NOT COMPETITOR Doctors Advised Concerning New Physio-Therapy Department. SALKM. Or, May 27 (Special.) Th physio-therapy department work of the Btate industrial accident com mission la not intended to compete with physicians in private practice. WHISKY CACHE IS RAIDED Three Grant County Men Arrested on Law Violation Charge. PKINEV1LLE, Or.. May 27. (Spe cial.) A raid on a cache about 30 miles south of here by Sheriff Combs and Deputy Sheriff Yancey resulted in the arrest of three men and the con fiscation of three kegs and about 40 bottles of whisky, valued at $1665. The three men, Clyde Smith. Arthur Henencrat and George Kelsey, are all residents of Grant county. Most of the liquor had been sold to Prine ville customers for $30 a gallon. Local authorities had kept close watch on the trio for several week and, after getting a clew, set out Sunday morning. They found the cache under the bank of the river.. Sigma Chi Bays Property. UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eugene, May 27. (Special.) The Oregon chapter of Sigma Chi fraternity has purchased the house and lot occupied by, the chapter at Thirteenth and Alder streets, in Eugene, and two lots adjoining, for a consideration of ap proximately $15,000. The chapter will form a building corporation and erect a new chapter house some time within the next few years. The property was purchased from W. H. Brexiton. ODDFELLOWS HOLD PARADE THIRD DAY OF COXVEXTION FULL OF FEATURES. the university, physics department, I class of 1917. Since his graduation he has done special laboratory work with the Western Electric company in New York. Conferring or Degrees; Memorials, and Banquets Are Among Events . at Baker. BAKER, Or., May 27. (Special.) The largest paraae in Baker's history, in which 3000 Odd Fellows and Re bekahs, with bands mounted guards, automobiles, was held yesterday. A brilliantly colored airplane circled over the city in dips, carrying Wal ter Meacham, Secretary of the Baker county chamber of commerce. This marked the third day of the Odd Fel lows and Rebekahs annual state con vention. Muscovites caused amusement "to thousands who .witnessed the parade. At 9 o'clock the morning special ses sion was held by the grand lodge to confer the grand lodge degree, and at 10 o'clock and 1 o'clock regular convention sessions were held with largest attendance of any state con vention in Oregon history. After the afternoon parade there was a regular session and memorial to departed past grand masters. Rebekahs also held similar sessions closing yesterday afternoon with me morial exercises. Elaborate banquet and Muscovite parade, were features of the evening. The ancient degree was conferred upon several Odd Fel lows after the banquet and the Re bekah degree was conferred at the same time. BABOON TAKES HOLIDAY "Steve" Escapes and Terror Ensues Among Roseburg Cats. ROSEBURG, Or., May 27. (Spe cial.) "Steve." a pet baboon with the Foley & Burk carnival shows, here for the strawberry festival, escaped from the carnival grounds yesterday and started In to rid the neighbor hood of cats. He caused considerable commotion among the members -of the feline tribe, which were found perched in perilous positions on tele phone poles, fences and roofs. Then he went into the hills east of the city. "Steve" was at large for several hours and the carnival company was forced to employ a number of search ers before he could be located. Sheriff -Gets New Shoes From Maker. . Answer to Queatloa as to Taxes on Iand Im Limn County Bring- Results. Bead The Oregxmian classified ado. Xew Instrnt-tor Added. UNIVERSITY OP OREGON, Eugene, May 27. (Special.) Among the in structors lately added to the faculty of the University of Oregon summer school is Chalmer N. Patterson, now instructor In physics at Albany col lege. Mr. Patterson is a graduate of BONDS TO BE ISSUED SOON Eugene Makes Preparations for Municipal Aviation Field. EUGE""E. Or.. May 27. (Special.) Bonds for the Eugene municipal avia tion field will be issued soon, ac cording to H. E. Devereaux, city engi neer. The tract now under operation and which has been used by airplanes for more than a year, consists of 97 acres and is said to be ample for all purposes. Prospects for the establishment of a hydroplane line between Portland and Eugene are bright, said the city engineer. Bishop of Soissons Dead. SOISSONS, May 27. Monsignor Pe chenard, bishop of Soissons, died' here today of heart disease at the age of 78 years. He remained in Soissons during the bombardments of the town by the Germans during the war. - ALBANY, Or., May 27. (Special.) C. M. Kendall, sheriff, of Lir.n county, has a -new pair of shoes because he replied jokingly to what he regarded as a joke. . A few weeks ago the sheriff re ceived a letter from James B. Busley, a shoe manufacturer of Chicago, re garding- the taxes on a piece of land the latter owns in Linn county. It seems Mr. Busley had never seen this land and had received varying reports regarding it. In his letter he re marked that he would give a new pair of shoes to anyone who would tell him the truth about the condition of the land and its value. Sheriff Kendall gave the shoe man ufacturer the desired information as a matter of 'official courtesy. He sup posed the shoe offer was a Joke and merely the common expression of the writer as to how badly he wanted this Information. So after he wrote the letter he, to carry out the Joke, wrote this P. "My sie Is No. 11, medium width." All this happened a few weeks ago and the sheriff promptly forgot it. The shoes.correct r,ize and well made, arrived yesterday. FARM STUDENTS ON VISIT Boys Lessen Expense by Camping Out at Xight. OREGON AGRICULTURAL. COL LEGE, Corvallis. May 27. (Special.) Smith-Hughes students from Hood River, Gresham. Newberg, McMinn ville and Corvallis will be the guests of the school of agriculture Saturday. The start will be made from Hood River, the party being in charge of R. V. Wright, agricultural instructor. Tomorrow the five schools will join forces and inspect the Willamette valley farms, reaching Salem In time to visit the farm t the state hos pital for the insane. Saturday will be .spent at Oregon Agricultural college where short talks will be given by members of the start and an Inspection made of the col lege farm. To lessen expenses the boys will carry tents and bedding and will camp at night, meals being provided by the people in the district in each case. y Indian Chier to Speak. TWIN FALLS, Idaho. May 27. (Special.) Arrangements have been completed by which Indian Chief Red Fox, head of the American Tepee Indian Christian mission, will spend next Sunday in Twin Falls. The" In dian will appear here in full costume. Legion Building Planned. TWIN FALLS. Idaho.. May 27. UEI105ENE KHEAM (Special.) Plans practically have been completed for the construction of a permanent American Legton headquarters for Idaho here. At the recent state convention. Twin Falls was chosen headquarters for 1920 but it is thought that if a permanent home is not built this year another city will be selected for 1921. It la planned to build a structure to .cost over $100,000. Phone your want ada to The Oregon nian. Main 7070, Automatic 560-95. KEROSENE KREAH Invigorates and strengthens the hair follicles, and also supplies a food to impoverished cells. DIRECTIONS The ointment should be applied Just before retiring, rubbing in well at the roots of the hair, but care should be taken not to Injure the scalp by a too brisk massaging In the morning the ICR E AM should be re moved, using warm water and as lit tle soap as is necessary to clean the scalp. This procedure should be fol lowed every other night for three or tour treatments. After this a very email portion of the ointment may be applied to the scalp twice a week Just to keep it moist and stimulate a natural hair growth. At ail drug gists. 26 and 50 ceoUk Adv. 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