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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1927)
ran onrGoii statesman, salem,, Oregon SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY- SO, 1927 L r V St :.' -V. - Ex-Stfretary of Treasury's Spixk on Prohibition; . 'Starts Fight " 4 WASHINGTON. Jan. 2 ( AP ) Echoe of the Smlth-HcAdoo tight C JtP the last 'democratic -national vnreion were heard today in seiate when a group of demo- I vrat, starting oat on a discussion prohibition, got into, spirited argument; that centered around ths New York governor and-the secretary of the treasury. When the! tilt was on. republi cans looked : on 'with amusement, taking practically 7 no; part ajthe exchanges, ; , y . ';.f 7 h h pi a - V . ' i ' a -a. i no ; uw imre-ao comciaea With the. arrival here of William twith a daughter, and It apparently was touched, qft, by . hit: speech- In 1 Toledo last-night In iwhicn he tffcv 3cussea proaioiuon eniorcemenc. An Anti-Saloon ; League - state- R ment, issued here today, said his address would make constitutional government and- law, enforcement the line of clearage In. the next election both .Inside- and outside the democratic! party. i . ' -"ri Senator Bruce to Maryland who precipitated the senate argument d eclared that McAdoo liiad insult ed his state ' and wsY0r hi charging that they fWee; la a) state of rebellion against the. Unit) ed States" j becausetthy had ?nof passed state prohibition enforce ment laws.-. i-';.-- . ; "That sort flDfS a toff" ia'nothinff but mere ciaptrapVhe:fiald,.aii I another illustration of ''JvicAddo-nf I 1 I'll do it." shows, that iome pebplf I are aeao ana.joo .not, even ;j?now r I they are deadL4; 4' V' rI ": J 11 Senator King, of Utah' came t$ I hha riefensa! of '"th:fnrTnr -f rH. Jury secretary and Was Joined -by t.f senators uiass an' Caraway of A r kf a tl as w h o pointed to McAdoo's recordaa eec- etary of the treasury as proving hii judgment and worth. Senator Copeland of New York, coming to . the. support ; of ; the Maryland senator; asserted ' that New- York . favored the 18th amendment, but Wanted, the a stead Act amended, this Represent ing the views of the state and its governor. ' - . ' - SllliTEIICIIEilS; Wsflnnil ITiif'votiAri'ol Aecrii. V . . J , o ' j . 1 1 r a J j ' r .Crabtree says :"The officers of the ssociation are proud 'of your ;1 AO r cent enrollment. Ton and rourasaoclates 'are to he fcongratu- aa on tnifl'7 hign, praiessionai lrit. The certificates this year ihsw by a gold seal called an Hon or Medal the first year -of your au per cent enrollment? f ; The National Education associ ation was- organized In Jl 8 5 7. ; 1 1 b eeklng to improve the schooli n many ways. It is helping ; to ocui the attention of the teach' S v. Hakes Hair Dehava Bat Doesn't SnOUI Thcre'B n war tn Vpen nnr hair Just -so. without any Of that ofcject- wnaBie, pIastered-down" Ioqic. JtlSt 11 a four A mva if Tin i fy f T- ,n comb it throuxh hair, or se a Danderine-dampened towet ou ii be amazedat.the way your nrr then behaves, and Its beau tifnl Inatrat n ave lastd mnrh ttnvtr and looks 1 . . m I ' TTIBMMII I I 0 t If used Instead of water to vtV the x T wave. - - .. r "m pt course; you know that Daa- . , vauui uii , : -V tx nit bf It Puts scalp1 Prnkf of conditioni Intig- ui ' r an d hair-roots. Why llnK else? . - . oouie to .Danderir. ml ,:ri l in America has it. f r .- 7. . u u llUtSl U.I-.-il- inld find, and the -best health f tr Atrno -nl. t. ers and the parents on objectives which can' be applied daily In the growth of children. ; It maintains that 'education should ' promote: Sound health.- worthy home mem bership, faithful citizenship, mas tery of the tools and techniques. of learning, vocational effectiveness. wise use of leisure, and ethical character. - rlERY PROSPERS ill! GRAIN ELKVATOR HANDLES . LARGE QUANTITY- OREGON NORMAL SCHOOL, pfcramouth." January, 29. ( Sne- ciai -epo"t oi tne manager, p. By Murdoch; to the stockholders of " the- Monmouth' Cooj-eratiye Creamery shows the past, year ' a prosperous one for this Industry. Among other interesting . items: In the report is "that '4 1,7,7 1 6 'pounds of butter were, sold during' the past year ! which amounted to 17B.592 oW close 'to $15,000 J worth of butter 'a month, or $500 Iperaay.;-;in aaauion me con cern! sold16o03)worth,:pf bnt- termuK ana xo$. ox- tee.' - The Monmouth t grain " elevator and warehouse,' an auxiliary of the creamery,; had a feed output amounting to f 42,022 wheat to the value of ' $37,183, ,whUe oats valued, at. 15,229. grayoats $14, 024, h barleys 1925 ' cheat 4149, clover 13.621; acks f 2.945i vetch 12,541 and did storage and chopping 'to Xb&, value; of 1 f,2 2. Farmers ' and 'poultry men coming from points .as f far as Corvallis andr Dallas ' tot 'J the Q brand of chicken ' feed mixed at - the ' local mill.v , : . - cms UPPECEG Members'-of' House of Com- .' mons-' Adopt ' Style of " 1 .- .Wearing Orchids LONDON. (AP) British men seem to be gding back to' the mid- Victorian fashions In their dress. J'C Snufre. editor of the Lon don Mercury, is appearing these days ' in r- dark ; gray Jacket : cut away, over his waistcoat and but toning ' closely up under a large ring collar. - ; . -Thomas Hardy; sometimes wears coats like those of Squire. So does Cough "William Ellis, the ar chitect. ; i . ; ; . ; ' ; Probably the ' most sartorially daring man In London is - Stephen OaselM. tbc librarian, of the For eign office rrhcj ; , wears leather waistcoats topped 'by jackets ' cut after the fashions ; of the 'sixties J ! Gaselei .has always been noted f pr being c raprdinary. H s had kaagaioo steaks served at his 21st bridge and as re mons who have adopleertn mi , j ot appearing with orchids In but tonholes are increasing, sir tiarry Brittiin has been Indulglfar him self In" pink orchids" of late but mo , most - rvgiuox - n ci cv . i ou Vinslttart Bowater. He probably Wears 'a greater .variety, of flow ers during1 the year than'anyioth er member. : ' 'i . The Prince "of; "Wales f has re vived the yellow hunting shirts worn by hs anceestors in the six teenth century. .The yellow, shirt j-anks among the skin fitting gar ments and; those whd follow the fashions set ' by His Royal High ness accompany It with a yellow chamois waistcoat. ' Levin lo Giv6f Schick - Test to Ai( Students OIIKGON NORMAL SCHOOL Monmouth. January 29 (Special) -In accordance with the -f. recent action taken bylthe State Board of Health, favorlnar an extensive campaign against diphtheria, the Normal scnooL Health Tenartment has arranged to have Dr. Wmp Le vin: of the State Board of TTaUh. assisted by Dr.: Bowersox." give the bChicK t test during v- the second week in February to al Monmouth Btudehts -both' normal TeciooL public and high schooL V.- A .. ' xmring tne pastXara years" 171 children In tKSTpublifc schools have -taken; the testiank ;ot ithat number 117 have been found to be immune -or, have ; developed " im mune or hare developed immunity by; having i the: toxin-antitoxin treatments.?; Kine others have not yet been given the. test to find if they: have i developed ?; Immunity Th record for the training school of t he normal- shows i hat o f the 100 children tested there- are now only 16 not immune to5 diphtheria The statewide slogan is No' diph theria in Oregon by 1950." I rowcrful searchlichts: nunk he low tho ground lovel in a concrete trough; with flat sJa5 rown havo been Installed atLotiflont nir port bo that airplanes catirian T rtirt i U nnnn unci 1ST DRESS ontnellhts it-heccstary. IB Wl : LOuGO fCn SEA Man of "Many-Attainments Says He Always Wanted : to Go Before "Mast . - PARIS ( AP) Ar istide Bri and. France's foreign minister. Is a lawyer (and journalist, amateur gardener ' and stock f raiser, and wishes he might have been a sail or. - He always wanted to be a sailor and yearns eren now for the days that might have been spent before the mast ' Talking to a correspondent of The' Associated 'Press,1 he. showed at once that he is s embarrassed when called on to speak about himself. ', . , t "You know," he began, "Iwas born in Brittany and I like to think of myself as a true Breton. -; "As a boy, I had one consum ing ambition. That was to be . a sailor and- go before the mast. The sea seemed ever, to beckon me. .-But my boyish dream never came true. Instead I studied law. Paris called ' me. hoisted me ; on its wings; But I have never: let it capture me or destroy what Is my. real self. I have always re mained true to the sea and true to nature." . ' Every summer, when possible, the recent recipient of. the Nobel peace' prize goes to the Gulf, of Morhlhan and runs about in his little sailing boat with his pipe for company. In Paris he smokes cigarettes, too many, 'he says. -But afloat he ' Is . a sea dog with his P.iPev: . --.'- : - The French statesman, howev er, admits that. he. is amphibious, fqr the land claims his devotion as well as, the' sea. He talked with glowing- pride. , of his; farm? at Cbcherel, a little village in the de partment of the Eure in Norman dy: -, , : ' - "Every week-end I go there, he said, "and I never let anything interfere, unless,' indeed, lt be a ministerial crises or something ex ceedingly grave. I like to don an old suit of clothes and a slouch hat, and loaf among my chickens, my pigs,: my cattle and my sheep. "Not loaf, exactly, either, be cause I, do lot of tinkering about the; farm! .1 know something about hens and cows and, sheep, too. I have to look after them- see that they don't get sick. I. do a little, repairing now. and s then about the place and. look after the crops.' A farm haa to be kept up, and there are a lot of things you can let. no-one else do when, you eaHyJ;enJoVf ai farm andHikei to get back' lose.'-yes, very close," td nature In all its calm, its simplic ity and . its -beaqty, ' i "f ,:V : j "And, too, I like to'fish in. the fiver Eure; ?wilch- rut i nearby and there- Is. a - wealth of -instruction in the sileuee of tne forest I MANX POOR HELIEVED 4.:. ' -a- J. . - - : - ' . !. f In. England and Wales' six put of every "hundred of the estlmat ed j population, . receive some sort of : poor relief from the govern inent. CHILD GETS SICK GROSS. FEUE IFCOilSWEO Look at tongue! ; Then' give trnity- laxative for itpm - aca, liver, bowel 'California Tig, Syrup" ,cant nann children and. " , they love it. ''"Mother! Your child isn't natur allr. -cross :and -peevish. . See "if tongue ;ls "coated; this is a sure' sign; the little atomach, liver and bowels need a cleansing at once. ; 'When listless, pale, feverish, full . of : cold, breath, bad, throat sore,' doesn't eat, sleep or act na turally,' has stomach ache, diar rhoea, remember, a,i gentle liver and bowel cleansing should always be the first treatment given. , Nothing equals ;"Calif ornia Tig Syrup" for children's ills; give a teaspoonfuly-'and, in a' few hours alt the foul "waste.-sour bile and fermenting food which is clogged in the bowels passes out of the system, and' you have a well and playful child again. AH children love- this - harmless, delicious, "fruity laxative," and it: never fails to - effect t a good "inside cleansing; Diriicliona for babies, children of mil ages and grown ups are plainly on the bottle. Keep it handy in your home. A littlo given today, saves a sick child tomorrow, but get the genu ine. ' Ask yourdrursist for a bct tlnf .''CaliferrJa I"i - i-yfup, thc-n st'o' that it ii 'iiiitlc s "Tho'CaU f -rr : s, VI - Cytvi Cc:r: A Showing at. the A' Harold Lbrd ina scene from The Hd Biothi-Btpiaft FINANCE PROBLEM OUT; IN.FRONT THIS WEEK (Continued rom pas 1.) . i.- to protect, their own,, interests.' t - Right now the. legislature faces the task -of wrestling with'.'one of the fullest " and most important calendars that ever faced an Oregon-legislature. The members realize this' fact and so will return on Ionday ready to settle down to a hard grind with the hope that during the week some definite fin ancial program will be worked out, which will -meet; the approval of the majority. . , . . '. The past week, developed no un usual ' features In either house. A few verbal clashes enlivened some sessions; 'but as a whole peace reigns supreme, in the 34th leg's-i lature. . And this Is true in spite of the fact that the first half is over. - Those who have been at tending the various sessions In the hope - of seeing some verbal firo 'works have been sadly disappoin t ed for all is running smoothly with only a; ripple . now and then to mar the surface. The probe of . the text-book com-J mission provided, some, entertain ment; but failed to get very far. The, fish; situation has. remained unchanged. and the, commission ap pears to be awaiting the recovery of EV I. Ballagh. The' proposed proba of the tele phone situation; did not change and some of the investigators re main to be named. It is under Attend the Matinee and l v III fc s I i Wf H .31 1 V fc. ... :..r 'J, - nlMHMiKaaMUnln.BMAnwii fif 'ira. a iiiuii tm-isz -mm o wife 1 i i I Mfc U -II DIRECT FROM THE PORTLAND PANTAGES medini four ; r World's (j'reatest Ladder IJalancers MAOim "Once But JACK H ANLEY & CO. MakinV thve World Safe for Hokum v BURNS a BURCHILL ,;. Tones Tickles and Taps i 1 VIOLAS VERCLER HOLM AN i And Her Capitol Orchestra" antascs Circuit Priccri -Matinees 40c - 10c ;; Evcninrr Oregon 'Theater 1 stood that 'the" hearing "will , take place this week." . ;v Highway ' bills of ' many kinds have mad ethei'r. appearance; but not. many t them ar of. great importance , Some will afrect- 'the highway program"." - The proposed changes in the rules of "the road are nearing- the end of the course as the third reading is due. A new bill appeared in the house Friday when Mark Paulson intro duced,: the film censor measure, which would provide .for a board of three commissioners to 1 have offices in Portland with the right to establish branch offices where they wanted themv It Is said thai the sponsors of the bill wandered around the legislature for some time before they found anyone to lather, their measure' In'lts intro duction. The one introduced this session Is a trifle stronger than your Car Deserves : SEIBER LINGS America's Finest Tire ZOSEL'S 100 S. Commercial ; TeL 471 SWEDISH 3IASSAGE Treatment given In your own home. Especially good for a Weak heart, for elderly people who are unable to exercise, for sleeplessness, etc 8. II. LOGANTEL. 2214, Avoid Evening Crowds K-itfri! riLbAHvwCvCi rit IHUtn -m (CIS'SIE.) J '.Wi't?- -v Ar- i n o " S v GREATEST MIMIC; j Iwprssioris bTo&Y 8 The : handsomest Women in Town Is a Man .Francis ' Renault The: Slave of , Fashion ; Direct from , Club Francis Renault Atlantic City ! $50,000 irf Gowns Paris " , TEMPEST Not Twice" 1 v HOq 25c ? j; those of previous years and pro vides for tbe'elimication pf-anyr thing "obscene," ludeccut. immoral. selacious, unpatriotic..' Eacriiiglous or..-offeosiye. to, the. sentiment' of religious: reverence." -A-number of other phrases rue4, covered -In this 'proposed bill"; which will no ioHbt. cause- a storm - of protest . :. - . -. .. 1 . .i ; ? ... -. '; , from various quarters, r s . : i" Many bills remain for ihe legis lators to decide upon. The" solohs face weeks of rhar& ' labor.'. The grind for- them' Is - just beginning and It will mean Ions, hours each aay oeiore ne ena ol me session draws near." . ' DEOJTE TKisiS' TIE BASXSfJ WINS AT STAYTOX, ' LOSES HERE BY 3-1. Salem and Stayton high school debate : teams ' scored an evisn break : in Saturday - night's dual debate. . The decision in the con test 'here was 2 - to '1' for Stay ton,' and at tbat city it was"-2 tot 1 for Salem high. ' The tie will pro bably "no tlbe decided, both teams being" matched , with other schools in 'the' next round.. ..." - The outstanding speech; In the debate here was" that of Robert Bishop of the V Salem' negative "Pay Me as ,You Are Paid'! ..A 7 BATES THE EYE MAN" MAKES : tHat fit Convenient Terms 457 State Street : With Burnett Bros." 'Misrhtlest - o 1 spectacle - you -wUl neVer for- get - Lon Chaney as' a r hard - boiled Marine sergeant plays reluctant Cupid in a Jove story you'll always remember. Carries you half way across the world, through stirring adventure in many lands... to a - Lovers' Paradise .at last, ' J - w"" ' " . ' . FigMuig? Ix)Ve-mak-Ingt Sever dull mo STARTS TOESDAV 4 Bicj Dojro.4 5 ment ! With Lon CTian- - -"ey in li I a ' greatest . r'" With ELEANOR BOARDMAN ' WILLIAM' HAINES CARJIEL MYERS .... riCTtrp tea in, who surpassed in effective argument his -mascuiine. opponent from StaytOni Don- P. Goo da. as wel as the . two ; girls, i Isabella Chllds of Salem and Esther- Rees of ' Staytbn. -, The teams were practically even in' the .merit; of their respective, presentations.: as the divided' ' decision-1 indicates. Argument and. delivery were ; ex cellent on the part of lall. of the speakers - . -' I' ' . -v .. .' judges here were- Oscar Chris tensen. Homer. Dodds and A. C. Starbraugh of the ; Monmouth Normal . faculty- j . " Donald Poujade ' and Edith Starrett were the Salem .debaters who onJat Stayton" " , ' 4 '''"A" :-'x' ' "". ' : " ;i ""- -, ' y KIRE SWEEPS ; PAXHAX DLB , BORGER; Texas. Jan. 2 9 . Hundreds of panhandle s oil . field workers- tonight : fought " flames which ' threatened to J wipe out " a large section in the -..oil 'fields east of 1 here. " Four big oil - storage U SIM'S 5 Selected Acts 5 BARBARA KAYE? and BOYS ! :M '' U V; - in a - ; rJV-"-;;-1; - . ; ; ' Miniature Revtie of Class ; Jack! fM 'Variety . i PRESTON YSOBEU j , i, ') Offers $; f '''' -."Nonsense of Music": ; JERRY GOLDE ; .-. 'in-. ; ; Fiddling Oddities: . THE HUM : DOODLE TRIO . ." ': ' .-: Kinss of Harmony" , YiolaL.Vercler . Holiaan . ' - .. and'her ?' Capitol v Orchestra 4 v . Featuring . , - :ttoa;WiHRse,, Salem's Theatre' Beautiful 6&8?fL jfSrr i i X;.. Tv I: A". ''J yi- :l v(Xf ' -J U rT 4 ' . - . ' . - - ; '-. t tanks were afire and two gasoline plants.,: Aj score- of oil wells and a tani farm of ZO storage tanks were threar-nod. v - V S. t'.,TILViULES IDAHO MOSCOW, Idaho, Jan. 29. Washington 'State college defeated the University of Idaho basketball team 26 'to 23 here tonight, up-' setting, advance predictions. J Learn These Choruses I f ; for Totten's, fj J j Soh Contest Friday Evening 8:45 I i $15 PRIZES S15 't Itoses of Picardy - ' ' - ".Idolizing" I .Love's Old Hwert Song. Today Only 3 i EASTERN With a Punch- ; On - the 'Screen Billy- Sullivan -r " : - In "The Heart of a Coward Tr C1-7 Three in Portland, nc1' j i:L Z3 LZ ;.n r ri. r - You'll sec a new Lon ' Chaney, one you never : : suspected, in one of -. the irreatest -roles he . ever played. Matinees 35c-10c Evening 50c-10c ! i