The Oregon daily journal., April 13, 1922, Page 2, Image 2

TnE' crGo:M)AiLY journal. rcr.TLA:;DonrGox
tiiuucday, afril 13,
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TROTTER TELLS 0 F
"ANDES VAGABOND" IS
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VATCll TUYSELF
for svr.'iPTor.is,
TI E JOYS OF L FE
, VIXeA peopJe don't taka tlma enough
' ha they travel and they don't want to
itrt tnmalv Tou et yaaUjr mara
' pleasure fey rourhlnj It than yea do by
I KHnr around with any Cook'a tour."
I said Harry Franca. -reteran "yaaabond "
traveler, whoa travel hooka ara among
tha "best aallara" In their Una. Tranck
' arrive thla momlnc for a day, and will
' lectin- tonlaht In Pythian halt for" tha
' benefit of tha book drtva of tha public
library. x .
"It la rather difficult for tha average
, man -or woman, howavar, to braak away
from a vary comfortabla Ufa,' h added,
"but If thay will do It thay will enjoy
' It mora tbaa tha rafulatloa trip.'
' WILL DO CHI5A , .
"It remind ma of tha tourlat party
1 that want orer to Eurooa by achedula.
1 Two woman wera In tha aama room. One
' looked out of tha window In tha mom In
and aaid : Kr. but Venlea la pretty. Tha
other Mid, Thl la not Venice, It la Oe-
. noa. Tha other Bald. "Why. ain't it Fri
day T Thua many people travel, know
ing tha daya of tha woek. but not know
ing tha town they ara in."
Althouah Franck baa baan agabottd-
Ing- moat of hla lla. hla appearance la
' aa dapper aa though ha never left tha
' moot comfortabla hotela, He le on hla
way to China, which ha expecta to "do"
' much aa ha baa dona South America.
Hla prospective book. "Wandering In
'China." la to be published next year
. and ha expecta to hare tha manuacrlpt
complete by June, lt2JN
SZES MAjrt.COCJrTlUES , :7
"While tile book wDl be on China, b
x pacta to go through Japan and Korea,
and after hla China book la dona ha will
remain in tha Orient for tha winter and
travel through India ana tfte riuup.
pi nee. : '
"While I have been through thaae
eountrlea before." aald Franck. "thla will
b a mora Intensive trip. -1 will toupb
very thoroughly moat everything ' of In-tareat-"
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Franck will be accompanied to tha
Orient by hi wife and l-yarld eon,
who Will remain in tha cltiee while he
takea tha mora atrenuouo aide tripe.
Franck intanda to f o over a large part
of China on foot . '
"I have aaen about 40 eountrlea and X
am anxloua to compare thee with tha
oihara I tar pot aaen,'' aald Franck.
WtTTttlAAfl ' ' . - - .
Franck ban' hi Joumeya whtla In
college, and aoon learned be could make
a profitable aa wall aa an Interesting
living by them.
Among hla booka are, "Working
North From Patagonia," -"Hoarding
Through tha Weat Indlea," "Vagabond-
Ina- Down tha Ande." on which ha will
talk tonight "Tramping Through Mex
ico, Quatamala and . Honduraa." "A
Vagabond Journey Around tha World."
and "Working My Way Around tha
World."
Franck'a entertainment In Portland la
largely In tha tianda of tha Library aa-
aociaTtlon and tha , Oregon Wrltara'
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'',- 'Harry Franck
DGGTOit ADVISES
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him a tntarpreter. Llghtncr la ld to
have'ahown eeveral lettera written in
Japaneee. la which he waa Introduced ka
"Johp . Roberta", .to tha masters of all
vessels; as an honest American huslness
man. wlUlag to ; purchaaa anything the
crew bad to aelL. On thla trip Lightner
la aald. to have offered to xwrchaaer, all
the whiskey and narcotica on board, and
to have secured samples, agreeing; to re
turn tha following night by launch.
Later when' four men boarded . the
steamer from .the launch, Maki became
suspicious, Flegel sald and demanded
an . Identification from TJra. ; Lightner
la aald to bar explained that Brown
waa tha "boss, and that tha other two
were the engineers on tha launch.
After tha drugs and liquor wera trans
ferred to tha launch,-the two "engin
aera" ara aaid to have Hung back their
coat and represented themselves vaa
customs officials,- whereupon Nakl and
TJr fled In terror. tJra said b Waved
out In the woods all night. - pf";
LIOHT9EB FIGHTS VETVTX
, Campion la brought into tha plot a a a
result of tha fight Lightner had -with
Deputy. Sheriff Hatfield of Columbia
county tha following-night. . Hatfield ar
rested Lightner while ha waa exceeding
tha apead limit near fit Helena." Light
ner got out of tha car and beat up the
deputy while Campion drove the ma
chine away, which Hatfield declares con
tained a Quantity of liquor. v , - "
Llrhtner waa later identified and ar
rested, and tar to be tried Saturday at St.
Helena xor auacaing uia oiucer. vra
plon la now serving a 1 days' sentence
at St Helena for resisting arrest by run
ning away. As soon aa Campion com
plete his term he will be brought to
Portland to answer a federal charge of
conspiracy to violate the Harrison act
Flegel believes the automobile - con
tained the liquor and narcotica t stolen
from Kakt - .
The two "engineers" have not been
Identified. v ' .L ,
Dr. Ernest Tucker of the University
of Oregon' Medical school, berore
ihyslciana and health workera at the
lealth conference at tha Multnomah vo
te! today, emphasised the Importance I
early treatment of cancer, ana sata we
only way to cur it is by surgery while
the disease Is yet In iu early aUgea
Most people do not recognise tha dan
re r of cancer- until it : ia too late, he
Many , a little case of Indigestion is tha
beginning of an ulcer, on the etomach
which can be located br a proper jv.-
liay - examination. Any hemorrhage
that comes on without a definite way of
explaining should be Investigated - at
once, he said, - ,
RCfXTJEXZA PUZZLES
Dr. Tucker said that while 80,000 men
lost their lives in the war In this coun
try. 200,000 persons lose their Uvea an
nually from cancer which might have
been prevented had the victims taken
tarty treatment
Dr. S. M. GeUert of "The Cedars"
uraed modernism of treatment of so
cial diseases, saying that old methods
often used aranow outrof.data.
Dr. T. Homer .Coffen. speasUnr on
"Pneumonia and .lnfluenxa, r aald In
fluenza is of unknown ' origin and in
f tuenza bacillus waa not tha cause ; that
inf luenaa accomnanled by a high tern
nerature for more than four" days. Is
certain to be pneumonia, caused by the
lowering of : resistance.
CHILD IS VICTIM
Judge Jacob Kanaler, speaking on "Do-
Ilnouency and Courts," said the Increase
of delinquency is due to tha popularity
of divorcer '-"The child, to be properly
reared.' must i)e- In a home where there
la father and mother." ha said. "It la
bad- enough, when broken home occur
through death, but when -you have such
deliberate breaking up of a bom the
child is the .innocent victim, because
the differences of. the parents ara car
ried to the child. '
I U!k early this afternoon on "The Health
uiricar as a ieaaer in ma community.
nd other talks were given by Dr.: Wil
liam House on ''Overwork and Strain"
and Mlsa Grace Chase on "Car of
Girls."
Dr. McCormack win srivo his last talk
Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. Just
before the close of the institute. ,
That tha roost learned authority on
tuberculosis in the world was devoting
his tima to the study of diseases In
turkeys instead of research work for
tha prevention of tuberculosis, was the
statement of Dr. Gerald B. Webb in
his address before the Institute Wed
nesday. Dr. Webb, himself an authority
on this disease, declared it a pity that
so much 'Tnoney and : brains - were de
voted to the construction jof war ma
chines and eo little to atamping out this
plague, s The goal ' of all xperim4ta
tion on thla subject e saia. is tna dis
covery of a vaccina which will destroy
the bacilli. . . . . t-. i . r
Ha stated that complete rest ana re
laxation under the care of la competent
physician is the only sure cure tor tu-
Dr. Webb wiU apeak at central li
brary tonight at o'clock under the
auspices of tha Oregon Tuberculosis as
sociation. . , . .', .
G0UUG1L ALLOVS
$5000 ITEf.l F Oil
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complete' and the Improvement if car
ried through, would necessitate an emer
srencv measure. -
The residents agreed to waive all other
improvements If Dekum avenue could
paved.. The cost of this street alone
Is estimated at 125.000."
EN HEN.
Man Who Collided
.With Police Car
Released on Bail
After remaining in the city jail more
than It hours because ha waa unable to
raise S1000 bail demanded by: the police.
Edwin Hughes of Corvaiiis, wnose auto
mobile collided with a. police car which
carried norsiren, was released Wednes
day nirht on J100 ash bait -waen pis
case was brought to the attention sof
Municipal Judge W. A- Ekwall Hughes
was released 'on - the smaU : cash1 bait
He waa charged with reckless driving,
Kuraea at the Good' Samaritan no
nital resort Patrolman R. A. Ripley
Imorovina; slowly. He euffered
To - cover preliminary costs the city
council Wednesday appropriated S&000
from the .water fund for use in -tho ap
praisal of the physical properties of -tha
water bureau.
In passing: the ordinance - the council
discussed the question of the engineering
expert to make tha appraisal. Upon tha
recommendation of .Camraisalone. Mann
and Fred Randlett chief engineer of tha
bureau, the council virtually decided to
emolov E. C Wlllard to do tha work and
to enajag-e Colonel Georga H. Johnson of
New York, an engineer of nationat rep
utation. i v .- -. -
Mann aaid that Wlllard bad agreed to
take the work for i:5 a day ana ex
penseev the expenses to be tha hire of
clerical belp' The r council refused to
grant a carte blanche order for expenses
and decided that Willerd ahould appear
before them and make a statement of
what be plana to do. . ' V s
Definite decision will be made' at i
meetinar of the council Friday, - x :. vC
In making - an estimate of the total
cost Mann said tha appraisal could be
made for $15,000 to 120.000. It Is nec
aaaarr. he said, to. have the appraisal so
the bureau may tva put on a .sound busi-
neaa basis of operation. Rates . at the
"present time.! he said, are' sot baaed on
an actual cost of service as they ahould
be.S -Adjustment; of rates, he went on to
say, would follow tha appraiaat
tured arm and severe contusions of the
yAv The ' accident oocurrea eariy
Tetav morn in vaf20th- and' GUaan
- Both automobiles were speeding. Rip
ley, was answering an emergency can
Hla , automobile - had no siren or any
thr means of distinguishing it from a
i nrivate automobile at that time of niKht
One of the Important thing from a I and Hugnea naa ma nani. i w
scientific aUndpolnt-is tha employment j case will ba tried next Tuesday.
of a psychologist, on full time. I never
hear a aae without first having a psy
chologist's report to determine whether
I have a normal or subnormal child. If
It la subnormal It needs more cara and
guidance than a normal child." t , , .
TURKEYS COME FIRST ' '
Dr. A. T. McCormack gave another
- TWO SEEK JREEPOM-
Oregon Cltyfc April 1?. Divorce
suits
wera filed sy-au may agauisi uuj
May, married ' in Portland in March,
189s. and Otto Bluff against - Myrtle
Bluff, married in Marlon county March
25, 1910.
PETITION FOR IMPROVEMENT
OF DEKTJM ' AVEHCB FILED
Demands -were made i today byj rest
frac-i denu of Woodlawn that Dekum avenue
be -saved from Durham avenue east 10
lath street ,
A-delegation of 50 appeared before
Commissioner Barbur, asking that the
1m Drove m en t bo made at- once, aa the
street la practically- impassable. Peti
tions have, already been filed, but ara
on the. waiting list tor next yearn pro
In . the original petition It was asked
that Dekum, Madron a, Fern and Cast
Ninth atreeta be made into a district
imorovement. The cost of the Improve
ment was estimated, at . S3S.000. It was
deferred because the prbperty of the Ala
trict la of low value and' the owners
would have to bond ana in aaaiuon pay
cash varvlnaf from IZQ to S&oq a Wt.
; The Question, wfil be put up to the
icity council, as the year's program waa
The
Heinz Apple Butter is
just the most delicious
spread you ever tasted.;
Made of sound apples,:
peeled and cored, pure
spices,c s we et! apple
cider and granulated,
sugar -it; is as- pure
and wholesome as it is
good to eat ;
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APPLE BUTTER
Iacue. Ceorre Maxwell la taking blm
Ktven, tor htm at J. K. OlU'a from 4 to Sentenced to Jail
.lam, and he will be the guest of tha
fwrUera leagwr at the Vnlveeaity elub at
dinner at a o clock.
SEEK $30,000 LOT;
opEirfwra
raQae4 Ptem Pta Oae
gal said ;wre coneealed In the coal I w
bunkers.
The lolloelnr dayXJgbtner la aald io
have learned through aubterranean
aouroea what waa aboard tha ship. ' At
Wauna be found TJra, who could speak
both Japanese and English, and engaged
Z For-Makihg icpor
.. After serving 60 days in tha county
Ja awaiting, trial on a liquor charge,
Gardner Mason appeared before Federal
Judge Bean thla morning- and retracted
hla plea of , not guilty, and .threw him
self upon the mercy of the court, 'Judge'
Beansentenced htm to SO days In the
county Jail for manufacturing liquor.
Mason was charged with teaching Ed
win Orelg. , 17-year-old - Baker orpnan,
and Perry Richardson, hla guardian, how
to manufacture liquor.-and then -with
purchasing ail the liquor they made. The
boy waa sentenced to 10 daya and Rich
ardson to SO daya. They pleaded guilty
at tha time of their arrest .
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CDc Koljnos Tooth
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23c Fcrhaxas Tooth
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Pirer'a Face Powder.. 00
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Almond Cream.... 38
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1NEW LOCATION1'
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203 Third St.
Bet,J Taylor and Salmon
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ONE BLOCK" SOUTH r OF MARKET ST.
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Friday, ;April 14
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