Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, November 01, 1921, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORXIXG OREGON! A.N. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 1, 1921 51D MEMBERS QUIT llffl'S LEAGUE Withdrawal Is Result of Long Jissatisfaction. MANAGEMENT NOT LIKED Resolutions Adopted at Recent Meetings Demanding Changes In Handling Affairs. ASTORIA. Or., Oct. 31. (Special.) As the result of a meeting here this afternoon of K. C. Kldrldge, manager of the Oregon Dairymen's League, with delegates from the various locals in sone five. 610 dairymen in this zone have withdrawn from all affilia tion with the league and are taking steDS to form a local organization The dairymen have been dissatisfied for some time because they received. no voice in the affaire of the league the entire management being concen trated ut the headquarters in Port land. Accordingly, at meetings held during the last few days In various parts of the zone resolutions were adopted demanding that changes be made In the by-laws of the league to permit of different methods in han dling the affairs of the dairymen. Demands Are Summed Up. These demands may be summed up .as follows: First Authority to be given to the zone directors to shape the policies and manage the affairs of the dairy men within the zone. Second The keeping of separate account at each zone headquarters, instead of all the accounts being kept at Portland, In order that errors may be adjusted quickly and with less ex pense. Third The furnishing to each zone of a monthly statement by the general manager as to the amount of the zone's product sold, the price obtained, the amount of products on hand and the expense incurred in the state headquarters. Fourth Selection of at least one bank in each zone to act as a deposi tory of the funds of the organization of each zone. KequrNtM Are llenled. The demands were presented some days ago to the directors of the league, who authorized Manager Kldrldge to make such changes in the methods of management as he saw fit. At the meeting today Mr. Eldridge denied the requests and submitted a counter proposal, whereby the book keeping and banking for this zone were to be conducted here, but he re served to himself the right to control all the league business. The delegates, by unanimous vote, rejected that proposal, thus automat ically, by the authority Invested in them by the various locals, severing the membership in the league of the 610 members In this zone. The man ager declared at the meeting that the withdrawal of one complete zone will have the effect of disrupting the en tire league. ' The state organization still owns a creamery and three cheese factories In zone 5. Asked what the league Intends to do with them, Mr. Kldrldge replied he would lease them so as to produce some revenue. It was said that deflections from the league have been so pronounced In the last few months that of the 510 members only 180 have been deliver ing the products of their dairies to the league plants. Men and Business. 11 y Itlrliard Kplllane. BY RICHARD SP1L.LANE. ON THE ROAD, Oct. 26. Oil has been substituted for coal in New Orleans to a pronounced degree, both in industrial establishments and by vessels. The largest dealer in coal in Louisiana gave the writer a copy of a letter he wrote to V. J. Mitchell, vice-president of the Canal-Commercial Trust & Savings bank, on this subject. Here it is, in part: "tearn coal for land users. Includ ing tonnage consigned to New Orleans by two railroads leading west, prior to about three years ago approxi mated 1.000.000 tons annually. This was reduced rapidly until about 18 months ago, when about 75 per cent, or 750,000 tons, of coal had been re placed by oil as fuel. "Steam coal for steamship bunkere. including export shipments, prior to about two years ago amounted to approximately 750,000 tons annually. "Substantially, the same volume was handled during 1919, but this approx imated about 1.000.000 tons during 1920 and will fall back during 1921. If deliveries the first half of the year are maintained, to about 750.000 tons, though possibly for the year down to 600,000 tons. "While there has been enormous In crease in use of oil as fuel by steam ships, the Increase in shipping was sufficient to maintain and for a while Increase the tonnage of coal required. Vessels entering this port for the lawt 12 months represented as between coal burners and oil burners about 60 to 65 per cent coal and 35 to 40 per cent oil. Kor the last 60 to 90 days and right now this percentage would show an Increase somewhat in percentage favor of oil vessels owing to the abnormally low price of oil, whereas the price of coal has not dropped a great deal, owing to wage and transportation costs. "The writer "does not believe economic and other conditions are such as to tend, on the whole, to much further replacement of oil for coal, although he realizes, because of New Orleans' nearness to producing fields- domestic and foreign and ex tensive development of oil refineries, oil depots and oil-handling plants hre. that use of oil as fuel at New Orleans will be large for quite some time to come." . - Traffln In one of the principal FOR SALE I drove into Portland from Montana yesterday en route to California with almost new late model CADILLAC Suburban (Closed Type) Business calls me back im mediately, will sacrifice for a quick SPOT CASH sale. ROOM 414 BENSON HOTEL thoroughfare, of New Orleans was! held up while a procession went by. , The procession was rather long and j was made up wholly of automobile t in wnich robust gentlemen, all dressed i up and wearing large badges on their I breasts, sat In rtate. They were dele I gates to the national convention of ! horseshoers held in the Crescent City. Apparently the delegates did not nretrrato ine inappropriitieiieoo 01 parading in automobiles, the vehicles that have put the kibosh on the horseshoe. Speaking of horseshoes, the electric truck has displaced the mule to a large degree on the wharves of New Orleans. The levee Isn't what it used to be. Mechanical freight-handling apparatus has been introduced to a degree that is discouraging to a person who found pleasure in listening to the darky dock-walloper addressing a team of mules In the only language a mule understands. But for the old time river packet the picturesqueness LEADING WO MAW CAW SING AS WELL AS ACT. t Photo by Davles. Mlea Marjorle Foster. Song is not exactly nor by any means the stock In trade of dramatic comedy, but the Baker Players, presenting this week "Buddies." a famous after-the-war romance, offer song that is so delightfully accepta ble to Baker patrons that "Bud dies" is proving one of the most popular plays of the season. Miss Marjorie Foster, leading woman, surprised her scores of friends at the opening perform ances when she sang in a rich, clear, melodious voice, the pret ty little verses that go with the role of Julie, another of those parts that call upon Miss Fos ter for the interpretation of dainty French mannerisms that she handles so splendidly. of the river front would be gone. The packet has come back In great style. It Is doing a very big business. t goes into all the canals and bayous of the lower Mississippi with goods from the city and brings to market cargoes of crabs and oysters, sugar cane and farm truck, fish of many varieties and fruits of many kinda. Hign railroad freight rates have turned traffic to the waterways in great volume. A new style packet also has ap peared. It has a gasoline) "kicker" and scoots along at a lively rate. borne of these vessels are of cata maran type and are. of such shallow draft that waterside people say they neea little more than a heavy mist in which to navigate. SHRINE COMMITTEE BUSY Entertainment of Ernest A. Cutts Is Being; Arranged. Arrangements for the entertain ment of Krnest A. Cutts. imperial potentate of the Mystic Shrine, and members of the imperial party that will be in Portland on November 21 and 22 will be outlined at a meeting of the committee tomorrow noon In the imperial hotel. The meeting was called yesterday by W. J. Hofmann, chairman of the committee. The members of the committee In clude W. J. Hofmann, chairman: A. L. Tetu, chief rabban of Al Kader tem ple; Mayor Baker, Judge George W. Stapleton, Harvey Wells, Ira F. Powers. George B. Thomas, Julius L. Meier, A. B. Gottschalk, Dr. F. H. Dammasch. A. K. Davidson, Captain William Davis, D. G. Tomasinl and Hugh J. Boyd. All members of the divan of Al Kader temple and all past potentates of the temple will serve as the re ception committee for the Imperial potentate and his party. Athena to Have Celebration. WESTON. Or., Oct- II. (Special.) The Athena-Weston post, American Legion, will observe Armistice day November 11 with appropriate exer cises to be held in the high school auditorium at Athena. Chaplain Rex road of Milton, who served in France with the 91st division, will give the principal address. Students Make Champoeg Trip. WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY. SA LEM. Or.. Oct. 31. (Special.) All students of Oregon history of the uni versity today deserted the class room to take an excursion to Champoeg, eight miles north of Woodburn. The site of original settlements In Ore gon as well as the scene of the In stitution of the provisional govern ment were visited. Professor Robert M. 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The NEW EDISON "The Phonograph with a Soul" Buy one of these Official Laboratory Models on our easy payment Budget Plan. Then you have the one phonograph that sustains the one vital phonograph test. Then you have music so perfectly Re-Created that you feel that you are listening to living artists. We guarantee that any Official Laboratory Model, which you select from our stock, will do everything which was done by the instrument used in last week's test. Reed -French Piano Co. Local Edison Dealer Twelfth and Washington Streets has spent much time In research work in Oregon history. His book Willamette and Old Oregon" will be completed in the spring. Budget of Weston $7800.' WESTON, Or., Oct. 31. (Special.) The budget committee of the city has estimated the expenditures for the coming year at ,7800. This will require a tax levy of 30 mills or more, depending on property valua tion fixed by the county assessor. Bridge Under Construction. WESTON. Or., Oct. 31. (Special.) The Union Bridge company of Port land has begun the construction of a new concrete bridge acrcss Wes ton's main street. It is estimated it will require 28 days to complete the contract. Drilling for Oil Started. PRINEVILLE. Or., Oct. 31. (Spe cial.) Drilling by the Blue Mountain Oil company began this morning on SLOAN'S EASES PAIN BELIEVES THE ACHE TORMENTING, agonizing rheu matic aches are quickly relieved by Sloan's Liniment. Apply it freely, without rubbing and you will feel a comforting sekse of warmth and relief. Good also for rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago, neuralgia, soreness .over-exerted muscles, stiff joints, backache, strains sprains and weather exposure. Don't let pain lay you up. Keep Sloan's Liniment handy and at the first sign of an ache or pain, use it. For forty years, Sloan's has been the world's pain and ache liniment. Sloan's Liniment couldn't keep its many thou sands of friends if it didn't make good. Ask your neighbor. At all druggists 35c, 70c, $1.40. 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