CrltmORiSGONSTATESClAN:
TUB CTATwAlAN PtiUilNa OOStPAITT
., til 8bU fenasureUl Btraat. Salara. OnfM'
fc. J. HtWek
irl 8. Met harry
fcaaall &kefc .
City- E4iWr
?'- 8trU, Kttiwr
- aWeiatr E4it
Balpfc H. KUtslag - AiTrtlit Xaaafar
O. E. Marti . Sbd. MBaleal Iapi.
W. H. Hm4rta CireUtiB MB(r
W. C. Cr s ; : VomZaii JCditor
-'- -' mmzB or thb associated nua ' -
..7b ASMetiUi rfaaa U sfelBBivaly aa titles' taa fr B-abltoatiM at bII awa
Ua(teas ersdMaa f ia mg WwiM era4iMA ia.Ul apr bb4 Ja taa tcai
f Mwt pttbliahad BaeaiB. . ..." -;V - . --:- - .? - '
t f .-. SUSXVZSS OmCEU v. -h' --V.-- f ,
Mabr Salaetad Orafom Vawipapara Paei fwkt RaaraaaaUtlTe Dety. J Btypaa,
,, ; fartUB4, Harlty BWj.;v 8aa Fraacitro, Shares' BMf.j Im AagalaB.
fc -'". Chamber at CoaKTM-ra Bide, .. - t . , . -
intui r. Clark CvN Ytrk, 1IM'W. 31t SU; Calest, MarqnatU Blsa,
Paataaai Offl ! r Kt
B-MLtr 4ita -IPS
Kaw. - JfL.tt t IDS
pireBlattaa . Offie ,
' .ta taxed at taa P t Offtaa BbUbv Oral, as a 4-aM MBtfT. "
. v-v--.' rrr October lla7 : 5: : ;
GlT not that which ii bolr uto the dors, neither eaai re your
pearls before swine. Jet J they trample them under helr feet, and
f-tnm again and rend-yon. Matthew :7:tlj 'n-k.- i
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ON THE UP GRADE AGAIN fe-
Salem Is on the up grade again, in. her dairying industry;
t This industry has been on the up grade'for a dozen years or
TOontt.the rn district KiWffiW?
i nougn mere war noi mucn more inan uuj roaraiug iur
J about two yearsV partly rxrwing to the. Urge demand from Cal-
'norma aiiu uuicr ocvmuiis' xut wui , wtto. rj . .4 v
t rUt we uo ni ls?v :uu.uisji him& uu ti cjin. nwv uau
I enough." Not a tithe of the amount that ought , to be coming
tA'theTfact6ries Kere' and that may be had here, when the
Jaypplr shall be iiil1cient!fdthe.is7 There is a struggle
foibw among the users we have, for the meager supply that is
'available rmri U':i&i&M;?kH& t!5' :J H. H
t We must get Jrrigation Major developments.- We will
I get mem. jtney are ut ine uj.iiuk iwse ww uriiis ucei-
?yApdithese will brfeg-oiairy cowa. Ten. where we .have one
Cnqw; And finally tenJJ l:JM,:- -VV:.
"Xnd then we can have condensing factories here, and more
i creameries and larger ones,' and many more cheese factories,
$ and factories using the by-products, like dry milk factories.
nriA ftf which' has started' business here already. And milk
sugar factories; and milk chocolate factories
And many kinds, of specialty, factories, using milk and
cream. -?:??U?tH . ' I - - -V .':!' .
Without question; we have potentially the greatest dairy
l ing district irr the world: arid it will be the greatest in good
1 ' time, h : h. v vo n': -z s 1 -ymU-
WASHINGTON1. Oct J AP)
A statue r of . Major General
Gorge Gordon Meade7onimander
of the Uolon forces at the battle.
of Gettysbure, wa accepted, from
Pennsylrania today by ? President
Cool Id ge who bra ved a cold,! nd
rainy4 day to bono the iciTil l war
commander.: X. I v...r"".,r;jp'j L
Although partly . shielded from
the elements by a canvas 'canopy,
the president laid aside his bat
and overcoat when bel read .b la
speech accepting the memorial In
behalf of the nation and waited
afterwards .,n;.,he Increasingly
chUly weather. uflUl the lengthy
program was; overv v i !- :
Daring , the cereinpnies. H.- IV
Spayd. past cbmmander of th
Pennsylvania. G. A, R.". became ex
hausted daring the recital of his
experiences with General Meade.
and, although he seemed about to
collapse In front of Mr.' Coolidge.
doggedly kept; on."; : J '
Colonel Blanton Winshlp, aide
U tho president, finally induced
him to sit down and Major James
FVCoupal, the- White. House phys
ician.' went to his aid.? He soon re
vived: .. 'v. f V 1 t V I ;
Accepting the memorial of Gen
eral Meade the president, paid the
Union commander a high tribute,
describing him as a, "responsible
and reliable , commander, . whom
1
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WORLD'S GRE ATEST DAIRYING DISTRICT
, It is not too much to say that the Salem district, and its
! extension to the -whole Willamette valley, is potentially the
I greatest dairying country in the world- ; - .' -. ;;: ::: ;
h or the greatest dairymen in the work v "f
' And this has been proven over and "over again, in the
I ahhliai'2airy Slogan numbers of The SUtesman. Amarig the
i outstanding facts in: proof of this statement one is all but
conclusive, and that is he act that a pound of butterfatcan
terpduced in thc.WillametWyalley;for as much is (perhaps
; a'gooiLtleal morJJian) jseyen ".t&jaAi pound below the cost in
I the'great. dairying -districts east; of. the Rockies.: r . . :;
i I Hammer that f act home" in those districts, and there would
j brotitht about herh i booni in durying. .
1 mTwculdiOk lieJrel ' Especially so, when it lsalso true that
ocr-tnarKets are sm. sJwie average nigner .wian; iuuoe va t hs
;ea&Vf hairy-prpducts.1;. Ji
1 ! VTTen we can add the beet sugar industry as we must and
lyntt ;add it,uall over ih'isvaney,'iwewul?':toye-jstill 4better
i dairylrifir "conditions. i1' '
rWe will liave the tb and th4 pulp an
air feed ; the top worth $20 an acre when fed to good dairy
i lVhat;n8e mte-ihan any other one thing, m ojir
MfM .:?-v.f,ft ia ji fTvaf. 'advertisinfir camPaiirri 'crivimr 2
over wit! i dev:!opmeKtf qujrVonunr beet sugar industry.
! It will Ci- f consoIIdVtevc"r' outstanding advantages
.. .... M - --r .. ta,T.''af. WTaC- a B
i for high class dairymen. ,
Coolidge Accepts, Statue
; Of Famed Union General
. "Lacking the ' partisan. -support
of those.hig.h in office and of the
public iaress.' Mr. J Coolidge aakl,
"he. bad ' little opportunity to .be
glorified during his lite time. But
finally justice comes to be done;
time seta: Its clearer, truer estim
ate. The record more and more
reveals General Meade as a gal
lant soldier and a Christian gentle
man." M
f Governor Fisher 'of Pennsylvan
ia f declared that the state,
erecting the statue was merely
r.,EDEDBD Cf.SE PUT
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Trial for Manslaughter Will
Be Held: Before Fed
'. eral Authorities f
Radio Waves Pointed Like
; , Bem of Light Marconi
PORTLAND. Oct. 19. fAP)
George Neuner. United States dis
trict attorney, today received att-
Qi luorizaiion jrom united. states At
wruc; utucrai aarKeoi O: Den
vindicating the Judgment of his. order transferring the manslaugh
tory which bias been 'testing out ter case against Terry Talent. fed
General Meade for two thirds of era! prohibition -t agent, to this
a ceiKturyi 0 . U : - I court from Jackson county,
.,A11 adroltj h said. Tnnt ne f - Talent Is nnder . indictment In
name of Meade will go down to I Jackson county for manslaughter
mtritT M a emt soldier tod to connection with the death of
the trinmnhaftt commander In Maniora zimmerlee, reputed Jack-
one of the dectaive conflicts of all
tlma
SenatorVfess" of Ohio, ? acting
chairman of f the National -Meade
Memorial commission.- presided.
The statue is In the v botanical
garden s near one of I Meade's su-
nerier officers In the civil wan
General Grant.
I The memorial was Unveiled by a
daughter ,of General Meade, Miss
Henrietta Meade of Philadelphia,
who. with Goevrnor Fteher and
members of b!s staff, were guests
of the president at luncheon be- 1 his revolver.
fore the eerem
son -county moonshiner., who was
pn September 28. According to the tfPe-amV
report on the case an undercov
er" , agent negotiated with Zlm
merles to purchase .two gallons of
moonshine whiskey . from him:
With Talent, two. state prohibi
tion officers and a . deputy sher
iff, the undercover agent went to
Zlmmerlee's i place 30 miles , east
of 'Medf ord and as Zimmerlee de
livered the liqHor to' the automo
bile1 In which Talent was station
ed, the federal officer inrormed;
htm he was under arrest and drew!
r .WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 9-
(XPX The beam ayatera of radio
traasmission ts the basis for all
future wireless Improvements . in
the opinion of William . Marconi.
hre a one of Italy's representa
tives at the International . radio
conference., '. :
Upon ite perfection, be believes,
will depend t a; large extent the
development ot such widely dif
ferent applications as photograph
ic transmission and radio tele
phony, '.v.;.:
f I Marconi explained today how he
had succeeded : in restricting, ra
dio emanation to a beam diverge
Ing from the sending stations at
an angle of not more than two or
three degrees. The. effects this,
he continued, was that all the en
brgy of the transmitting autions,
fcrhlch under ordinary clrojimtan
iha wonld have been snread in all
Mirections, wasv'oncentTated along
communiration between this coun
try and England he said, the beam
system-" 4Frad " . strengthened m
sages 100 times. To . obtain the
same, strength of incoming signals
without directional .trannmLwion
the Bending power would have had
to have been Increased ten thous
and .times.; which Marconi added,
would have been unfetfslble.
Since , the success of radio, tele
phony and photography are de
pendent upon the strength of the
Incoming signals, Marconi declar
ed he Considered- his. experiments
with beam transmission as basic
for the improvement of the art.
,,Asked whether wireless wpuld
ever completely replace', the cable,
Marconi said the latter, mid only
the advantage ot secrecy, but that
with the beam system, secrecy is
practically absolute. In radio since
words are transmitted at as high
a rate-as 500 per minute, requir-
Vom plicated and expensive re-
ng sets, n addition, such mes-
s are subject to Teception on
y stations in the direct path
hef beam. ;
AUNT HET
Br Rohawt Qalllen
Bony.
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STANFORD rUNIVERSITT, OcL
Id -fAP)- Coacb Pop Warner to
day announced that 30 members of
his sanad ill make the trip to
Portland -wherev Stanford meet
the Oregon Aggies on Saturday.
The squad follows; ?. "
Captain,' Hal McCreery, Louie
Vlncentl, Johnny Preston.: Ronald
Sellman, Seraphim : Post4i Lloyd
Macabee, Don Robesky, Chris
Freeman. Hodge Davidson, Spnd
Lewis, Frank Wilton, Don HUL
Dtff Hoffman, Lyle Everett, Casey
Kazan jlan. j , Alex-. Cook. Vivian
Morley, ? John jGif f ord. Mush MuW
ler.Mlke Murphy, Dick Hyland.
Bob Simst Herb Flet hhacker, Ted
Klaban. Hencke, B11I SonlaJlingi
Dick Worden, Sherm Crary. ' Lad
Frentrup,' and Ernie Patchett.
: Bits For Breakfast
O
minutes:' 4S-seeonds. Romano took
the second In minutes, 56 sec
onds, when he ra-laed a Daie
from- the mat nnd pitched hinl
down on his 4 bead. O'Dale was
dased and Romano took the third
fall In fifty seconda.: . v , ;
a thf
Zimmerlee is ,. alleged i to have
grappled for the gun after flash
ing a light in Talent's face. Vni
BDie lO OOiaiu pusacasiuu- nii
gun, be broke and ran and Taien
fired three shots "at him. "At
crossroadr where Claude L. Hick
man. state prohibttion agenii"wa
stationed, several ' shots were tin
ed at the fleeing man by this
ent.' ' : "' '.! -M
The wounded man swam
Roeue river and madei good b
seta way, but was picked up tn
next ntorninr. He died two da J
after the; shooting and Talent w'
indicted i for involuntary ma
slaughter on October 8.
The authorisation for deien
State GommiSSIOn ActS ; I 0l ant request for, transfer to tj
Cut Down Weight Per- -
mitted Over Roads - amg m otjcw M
ahontinr took; nlace. Neunex- d
PORTLAND. Oct. AR- Uiarerf there was no Question 4
Maximum loads on macadam high- tnjg -point and . declared thi
ways west of the Cascades were vhile he considered Talent wou
reduced here today at a meeting be given a fair and Impartial trif
of the state highway commission; i , Jackson county, public sent
The order is Immediately effective I there was such that It would
herfe wlttther grandparents.
nd Mrs. H. J. Frederick.-is
e Hood .River hospital hre
ht rallying from injuries re-
Ich terminated this morning.
he girl ; was found beside the
W. JR. R.' & N, tracks at Cas-
P Locks in a hysterical condi-
at.T a. m. today. She had
kped from the train or had fall-
or been, thrown off. ; Dr. J. W.
on said she will, lose a part ot
lee toes, which may have been
jngled by a ear wheel.-
rhe Frederick girl ' and . Alic
Iters, J 4 year old daughter, of
L and Mrs. Charles Walters.-had
n missing from their , homes
ce Mbnday morning. - . ;
"Amy tries to be somebody In
society, but I don't never see her
children that their noses don't
need wipln'." .
(CopyrlV, I99T. Fobltakart Sradlcau)
flowed its banks and the Inhabl-
tantfl moved to higher points. The
wind and rain also damaged prop- ' '
erty at Bayama.
Motrrer Has No Right
To Spank Grown Girl
WHITING, Ind., Oct. 19.
(AP) The legal right ot a moth
er to spank her daughter when
ahe has reached her majority was
denied by Judge Sullivan, in police
court today. . Angered over a
spanking which her mother, Mrs.
Catherine Latjko; gave her, 19
year old Emma Latzko swore out
a warrant and caused her arrest.
Her mother Insisted that she
-still -had the:legalright to spank
her daughter but Judge Sullivan
ruled against. her, imposing a tine
of. one dollar and costs on a charge
of assault, and battery.
heridam Amendment ,
Meets With No Favor
...Great Isllhe cow
--r,-y m- V-s;
x The wet nurse of 4he I human
race ; . . -s
. , j ,; ,
The giver i of : the food, that
makes bones, and brains and mus
cles, and virility t the most perfect
ot all foods; the food that makes
a balanced ration of aay othe
combmatioa: ifr..u r,:sii
-The.mHk of the cow Vusedin
.making;, hundreds off commercial
articles.-. ; Dried milk atone goes
Into 100 of more. ' " - . '
. lirt jus Juild 4p great and amall
dairies' on every farm, and there
"win t be ' developed In Salem -tear
the ; world's greatest " dairying
center factories . enough $ to .keen
the. popuU.tion' busy of a city mucb
Urgtrthan.aleaniis now. . ,- r-
If we couM iget: fully across to
the dairymen of the east the ad-
Yantage3 of dairying 4n the Wll-
ixjom In the industry here that
would neat any .Joining ; ojr ojl
boom; because, kiwanM r never
pinch out , or be exhausted! It
would renew itself fyvf y year; add
every month in;the"year,-fjTm our
oil and eunshine5tf3"howers. as
ion as grasM fpow end water
E. V. THOMPSON'S DAIRY
r
1 ' At a" tirne wherr the pure milk campaign was being carried
on to -protect the Stives of babies , in trtlandr Edward "Lw
j Thorfeoft. then 'Portlarid'Jbanker.' established one of the,
. . The dairy was located at Deer island. U furnished a model
1 for the stated i 'Us cleanliness, with resultant parity of milk;
! was W answeV to the w dairies could hot
be spotless. T2ifl health of babies who were grireri pure-milk
i reffitcJ fc Kli:tirfehe:staternenl.nade
hcuTtKat theirtiest teirs in the mllk can make the.healthi-
J tst children and thaCmilk frorn tuberculous cows ywuld kill
' r '.The" -example: helped .establish 'for" Portland the "hltrhest
-rd 4of,milk supply -in any. city. ;; It is a tandardtill
r.iaijitainea. ; in t cxaa proporuoa rgruanu -uaa wiuojvic
. cf'J':3 Safest places iii : the world forJa baby to be boniand
I .rant'mortalityis.the lowest. f,;; -:v-
W ?r: ft ?i' intense life. llr.ThonjDSon has passed on. But
tins rood.which he did when (t was most needed will maintain
th? Memory cf;.hi3Xpcd citirenship. .
4 t
It Is a idea in
zlr.2TzicT. with the,t;wer; disposal and converting: plant that
::':ncu:t have irr tha pcaff ut'ure; - .Tlxat-Trofcld 'mezl spine
..'..cro d-.-'n the nver. in crccrto have a gravity flow for tr.3
Q-t hzzt
:t ij ir.c.3 irrijetien, because thii will trinr in
Icnients that will transform ths whob yalhy
r""ti:re nr.d garden cjii .orchard and fruitful
tov.-or: up the raw pre
and will hold until April IS, 1928.
The order limits loads, to 18,500
povnds. on solid rubber tires with
a tire width-hot less than 30 Inch
es
Among the highways affetced
by the order areiColumbla'hlghi
way, . between Multnomah county
line and west city limits of Hood
River. . . , ' ;
Coos Bay-Roosevelt highway, be
tween Coquille and Faclf ic high
way junction
CorvalJ is-Newport : highway, be
tween corvaills and Toledo
-SMcKenzie .highway, between
Springfield and Blue. Klver
McMlnnville-TIHamook highway
between ;Hebo andjunetion with
west aide highway,, excluding por
tions wuhln corporal limits of
Wilamina and Sheridan. -. . .
. Coast highway,, between:". Sea
side and Newport excluding cor
porate limits f Wheeler, Bay
viy ana miamooK.
; Santlam highway, between Al
be more, eoullable to al concerne
federal court.
HI l- ill
after the latter had tumbled into
the roadway at the corner of the
Rue Racine and - the Boulevard
Sainte Michael, where he was
con
WALSH PREDICTS
UPHEAVAL IN WEST
Nomination of Coolidge Type
Wilt Precipitate Dis- :
-sension, Claim
MADISON. Wie.. Oct. 19 (AP)
A political nprisuig In the mod
erate -west, whicii will assume the
proportions of a revolution should
the t republican party nominate ; :a
man' whose views on the McNary-
Haugen bill are the same as thope
of . President CooMdge, was pre
dicted by Senator Thomas J
bany and Lebanon.
uoast i highway, between Co-
Quiii0 and California line. '." it.
, A . request to the. commission 'lo
k,ep the McKenzie Pass open by Walsh, Montana, In an Interview
using rotary plows val: placed on here today. ) f r
temett.valiey.Llhere. would be a J that human life is a matter to caa J fled politically as a dry, believes
oiuer anq suggested that shelter! that nettner party " ia naeiy , or
stations should . be placed everv 1 ought to make a declaration whtcti
two or three miles, on the 2T-hiile 'will be ,ataracterlzed es a wet ;0r
stretch " whichlla exndsed. " Tour-1 dry, plank." Should an ohUtand-i-
lets using the rout, and weArtaa- Ing wet .be nominated' on either
r Insufficient clothing, are likely to ticket, Mr. i Wnteh v believes it
u!4fesa?sQin -MifhahaiteV.f. iv his Baporterr? to force: wet
vided. jyanedr the engineer - . I plank into the irty phvtfornt?
T Commissioner JSwyer contend- As for a dry plank,- Seaatbr
ed that' breaker nn thfl aw U I Walsb believes o-the drys' ought
April .on tin McKenzie will be to 08 8t4afled h conditions aa
less expensive than waltinr jintn they are without, any f urther -de-
Juae..for in Anril thpr claraUon, tn view of the fact that
merely .now, while itt 1 June the
snow will have turned to Ice, more
runs..
u. - a. i a. -
Read the artlcleeboat fhe'irie-&f-
beet returns for; one f Colorado-'
county. crThis could be duplicated
In Uie Willamette vallevi and then
quadrupled; in any county between
m uascaaes and the Coast Range,
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SUICIDE AT BRIDGE 21 ST
, . m,v:. '- ' Ziz: U i'fzii
Unidentified Individual Jnmps To
Death at Pasadena
PASADENA, Cal.. Oct. 19.
(AP) An: J unidentified ' man
leaped to his death from the tow
ering Colorado street-'bridge-'to
day, making the twenty-first per
son to seek suicide at the bottom
of Arroyo Seco. : He fwaa about
60 years of age. well dressed and
apparently had been in ill health.
iASSEfGER CARS CRASri
SUITE
SELECTED'
TralnIXKi " TVasliout ; to Pennsyl
fsZrmnitk- aad Leaves Track -: p.
? T5wANDA.i Pw - Oct. i
f AP Lackawanna passenger,
train -No.. 28. struck 'i. washodt
about'J miles east of Ililstead to
night, and the engine and four
cars ' crashed down a bank. ;
Engineer Esterbrook of Scrant
bn and his 'fireman, whose name
was not learned, were killed and
the mall clerk' and baggage clerk
were seriously Injured.
HERBERT BOCOLOFSKY ON V.
. OP O. "CHEST GROUP
UNIVERSITY- OP OREGON.
Eugene Oct.. 19. (Special).
Herbert Socolof sky. of Salem, has
been put on the committee assist
ing Roland Davis.' of - Portland,
.who will head -the 'community
chest'; plan for raising .funds for
all University of -Oregon organis
ations participating .In the, annual
drive, it is announced by Don Bee
lar student body president, .
Others assisting Davjs will he
Marion "Barnes. Tacoma; Marlon
Leach, Caldwell; and Art Ander
son, of Portland. The Red Cross
V. W. C. A.Y. M. C. A., and
Other organizations wUU partici
pate in tne a rive.
drys In ; congress ' outnumber, the
wets six-to one. ;.v fff
- y The wet ; and dry question will
not be an issue In the next cam
paign, says Senator Walsh unless
an "outstanding-"wet is nomina
ted. In which case he thinks 1t is
bound to be an. issue, regardless
if fhe platform.
. Senator Walsh is on his way to
Washington. .
ALTER -10IO DATE
SALEM GIRL TO RINC3 OVER
,KEX FRIDAY EVENING
Spectators gasped, not knowing
why Torres was. brandishing' the
revolver. Aiming at. a chair,
Torres pulled the trigger of the
revolver. There were more gasps,
but no explosion. , f ' ..).;
The . question of 1 ' whether
Schwartzbard ; Ilred bullets Into
General Petlura's body as he lay
In the roadway is one of the moot
points of the trial, for there lhas
been no question of who did '. the
killing. . -
Schwartzbard yesterday related
in vivid detail Just how he trailed
the general and shot him down be
cause he believed him the instigat
or of pogroms in Ukrania in
which ; thousands of Jews , were
massacred. i : .
Torres' demonstration , was to
show thkt the bullets fire while
the. general, was down would have
taken courses different than those
revealed by the autopsy. .:.,
The extra force of gendarmes
that guarded - the courtroom yes
terday while Schwartzbard told
his dramatic story, again patrolled
the corridors to prevent demon
stration of racial,. feelings. Wit
nesses and lawyers consumed most
of the day in flights of .oratory
and - histrionic exhibitions.' T
Reginald ' ; Smith, ' an English
teacher . and reputed eye witness
of 'the "assassination, ' acted: put
what - he . saw and ; resorted to
Shakespeare' to describe , the ex
pression on , Schwartzbard's I. face
as GeneraF Petlura fell. ;
"He wore an expression of ex
altation . mixed . with anguish.
Smith related. ; 1 -j! ,..
" Another witness lectured for
half an hour on psychology.
Torres and his various oppon
ents succeeded; each other la long
orations. -That ot the chief coun
sel on the Vprogrom of February,
1919," was a passionite dennn-
elation. He declared . that not a
single person had been punished
for this wholesale mnfder.j Pet
lura's tolerance. If not his actual
participation, was: shown: by- this
failure to punish, Torres averred
Runaway Escapade Comes
To, End in Serious Injury
HOOD RIVER. Ore.. OctJ 19.-
AP) Inez Frederick. 1, Junior
high school "student, daughter of
Milo .Frederick' who triad her
HAVANA, ; Oct. 19. (AP)!
Torrential 'rains and heavy winds
in Oriente and Camaguey provin
ces were the evidences In Coba'of
the cyclonic disturbances ' ; off
Swan island.' The same1 condi
tions prevailed in the north of the
Island of i Jamaica. - Floods occur
red at Various points, the towns
of Niquero, Bayama and Santiago
suffering severely. vv . ; ?
At Niquero .14 families had nar
row escapes, .when their 'homes
were flooded. The low lying dis
tricts of Santiago de Cuba were in
undated. At the Cuba agricultur
al! farm much damage to-crops.
The f river Sensenerico over-
'.V
ALBANY FARMER KILLED
Chicago Wrestler Throws
v;Cc:3y 'O'Dsxt. Portland
t PORTLAND, Oct: I 19. (API
Mike Romano, Chicago 1 gra ro
pier, took 'two out of three fails
from Casey O'Dale of Cedar Rapf
Ids, Iowa, 1n the main event of tha
first wrestling match of the sea
son here ton isht. They are 200
round er3i- -i --' - - ;
. O'Dale won the first fall In 40 relatives he.'a.
Cral With S. P. Train Fatal to
'fr!: -W. H; AnstinAgwl 43 ' ;
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; ALBANY. Ore" Oct. i9.--(AP)
W. H Austin, 43, a- farmer: re
siding near,, here was fatally. In
jured late, today when: hia-anto
mobile was struck by a Southern
Pacific train at North Albany sta
tion. - The automobile 'wag com
pletely demolished- Austin died a
faw hours, after the accident ; Aa.
thor I ties were -tonight . trying to
locate relatives at WUIlston North
Dakota- - . 'istla, Jbad coknown
The - weekly farm radio pro
grams of 'station KEX will here
after be broadcast on Friday eve
nings Instead of Thursday, i and
from-7 to 8 Herman fLafky, di
rector of agriculture in the Cabby
Union:: High school, : and i former
Salem resident. Is the director of
these farm programs.
O. M. Plummer. manager of the
Pacific International Livestock
show, is on this program -each
week, and he gives a -weekly live
stock news chat. This week he
will give some- newt concerning
the coming show, which Is expect
ed to be the greatest in the conn
try. - .;.
Miss Gladys Mclntyre,;bf Salem;
will present several ;vocal . num
bers during thev program, this
week,J:r; .'f- "z , z.
Other numbers cVthia'rweelca
program include- a talk ca farm
machinery by Prof. W. J. Glim ore,
head bf the agricultural engineer
ing department. O, A- C and the
weekly: wool market news by the
Pacific Wool Growers Cooperative
a&soci&lioa. , , '
iOED PEPPER ill I
STOPS DilGIGIlE
' The t eat of red peppers takes the
"ouch" from' a sore, lame bade It
can not hurt you, and. it certainly
ends the torture at once. v j
! When you axe suffering so"you cjM
hardly get around, just try Red Pep
per Rub,' : and - you Will have I the
quickest relief known Noihirur has
such concentrated, penetrating beat
.as rea rrjpers. . - , ,
; jJust as .-soon 'as tou airolv Hed
Peeper Rub you will feel the tingling
hez I. Ia three minutes it warms the
sore fpot throtih and throtih,., Pain
atol soreness'-' are gone. .'-
-A x -J ' rrst. ton - jar of
r-,Irs ll&i iH pper Kb. sure to
gtt tla '- Tiuine, vu'Ji the n&ss Rowkg
.oa.eac ..pa-l&j . w .
,i. Te Rlckard has got himself a
pro basketball - team- b u t he
doesn't expect the money to come
in dribbles. , J
GENEVA. Oct . 19 (AP)
Je-American amendment to the
Jiposed treaty for the removal
restrictions on exports and im-
rts. introduced by Hugh R. Wil-
m In later of Switzerland, at
international conference on
b subject today found no favor
the meeting of the sub-commit-
to Which it was referred ana
, indications tonight were-that
American delegates must be
t with promise.
content with compromise.
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Fierce Gale Sweeps Thru
Section Near Swan Island
iAcidStomachk
"Phillips MUkof MagncsUM K
Hereafter, Instead of soda take
a little rjlhllllps Milk of Magne
sia" in water - any time for Indi
gestion or sour, acid, gaaay stom
ach, and: relief will come Instant
ly. ? - - '
For fifty years genuine ''Philllpi
Milk of Magnesia" has been pre
scribed by physicians because It
overcomes three times as much
acid In .the stomach as a satur
ated solution of bicarbonate . of
soda leaving the stomach sweet
and free from all gases, . It neu
tralizes acid fermentations lnvc
bowels and gently nrges the souy
Ing waste from the system with- t
out purging. - Besides, it is more
pleasant to' take than soda. Insist
upon "Phillips." Twenty-five cent
and "fifty .cent bottles, any drug
store. "Milk of Magnesia" has
been the U. S.' Registered Trade
Mark of The Charles II.. PhllMps
Chemical Co. and its predecessor
Charles H. Phillips since 1876.
Adv.
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