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THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON, THURSDAY MORNING JUNE 28, 1928
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WIVES IVORRV
I'M
COMES 10 SALEM
- ' The beat laid plans of mice and
"men you know the old aaw. Well
Roy B. Baker and Roy L. Baker
the 42 cent a bushel protective
tariff.. In com, behind the IS
cent a bushel, protective tariff.
And ao on through the list of ma
jor . crop with exportabie sur
plus.
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GMFT FEATURED
Os West May Lose Place
... Un JNational Committee
I RIOTING MARKS PROM
- I political corruption, savoring of
A I O UU 1 U II I varan sione or recent news-
. By M. K. BARKER
Aaawd-jted Freaa Staff Writer
HOUSTON, Texas. June 27
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permanent chairman, touched oa
religious liberty.
While the convention bands
played "Old Time Religion" and
other more lively tunes, the Ore-,
SEVEN BRIDES
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(paper elaboration, plays aa im-j(AP) Oregon was unrepresented The Oregon delegation
A M
..i i7i .... ttroa axanoara
I tuulu"" was ua Judge of the .v it. t. rtl
Qualification of its own mem-' 1.1 ? 7l v-vk. Seven marriage licenses wen
I around the hall I here yesterday from the
V. W. Tremalne, 45. and EsteM
Acnes Moshberger, 24, both or
Woodhorn. The mar Hair a ia . i.
second for him and the first fur,
.THREE rEOIUS AMOXO n adaltkm ta tho9e to . ,
- Jvr
reiy tnnes, u ure-.
born, aloft by Fry,) CBB (1RAXTEP LICENSES.
licenses were Issued the
thp&a rannUa tnpnn1 avraarU-
Seven marriage licenses wera Is- tney nE not completed all nerps.
sary uexaua, it was stated
.-Jbers.
u ub-i vB,ua wa anrepreaentea, a untoa delegation was
- I I m n . f k -" . mva 1 flu t n a . . . .
laid tne best made plana they ,,. a.a a i I ""-'- w.iu- i - iwih national con- iroceemig in the matter on the t.t . ,, , .... ....
m. .a.. r..' f..iS'"" SSS-b. -?W - -i 2 Sl. Wyoming Hard Hit When
nrrance to help each other, they t,h k.m v-ktw,!. .IlTl-, 77" """jai, wniie mem-y na any Tlctor In the nom
thonht; but they both had wlreZ KLll 5' rB wh,ch U Uylnr M ber. of the delstlon were con- Untta eonUst,
aw... ... . .lor oemocracy. I the Orecoa theater tntar IstdeHnr .t .
""'-."l "ory 01 t come, from the sidewalks The .Torr dl7 wU h .V. electi JPn. JTiT isctmslon orer the national
"1Tr" .."or,7- of New York and PhlUdelnhia "Lnbiect of n.rtf.-, " .l' ldM: .v7 " " 111 a. commnt-man aroM today after
7: "" oo to Te he aald -where they do not reai moUTate 1 iitf r.w ... . JZCTZZ- -0r: Mion had been
fo;ar.ldtnr ;-oroU.th.lr rote, but U- rtbeyexirt xo.m.nUl of rollforrU mm SSSt SJ 2
round of f an tn waltmx'for those m,th!m-'k. . , admfaHstratlon, The ward of a the national committee. Dan J. land, who receired
wha see the play .aa it wlU be (ir- This broocht a storm of ap- freat dam construction eontract Fry of Salem, ehalrman of the roufor VicTXeTdent
by the .Manhattan Player, at V?? fSZZt? SJffSft M I eordlalWm to Fr.
tne. Klalaore: Tnuxadar a lent and ww . ,777 . ' . iice u conrenuon secretary day Miller nleuawf th. .1 ., mam street oi runuuia b
rrlday matmee and nltfU. W14 hearse room taHooa- PUtlelaa and a political boas on that Orecoa was not ready to re SSm wim!1 d"UUa nearly two feet of water. In the
- Charles Barrtson is taa anther P Irery with a loud flhtin a miUUnt port. Ino of rSoryfor tl!? "d Toder dUtr4ct- hH
el tile play A man past thsoe with a iarfe hammer on the other. It wu later' explained that ticket! democratie. COTWd ta. jrou from eight to
score tea. be hns written plays tor rlUhXttmaa ttoad'U lieu of a . J"t a "? ot U con" w ttUne toward Got. Al- Tho majority of th. fl.uf..Jtw f,lch, de6 ,mil
soaar rears, always reinemberma -reU l" political boas, and Res fred E. Smith f v.w Vl.v fi k.I !irlt0:th'. deUf tt,oa! bufldlnr. were blown orer by a
Uat people Ilk. to la.ih aad that MeSDarrea said h did not kaowlf u on the opposing side U.ther with the reported s'tate- der 4 ther mtM , or"i 70 mile gale. The storm also was
- - w.tp-irw. imtnt tnat be waniH r. .... 7 .. . -,ieu at snawaee. ss bum west ox
Heavy Gale Sweeps State
LUSK. Wyo., June 27. (AP).
Wind, rain and hail swept a
part of Wyoming today causing
considerable damage to crops and
property.
Deecendlng suddenly with terri
fic intensity, the storm left the
main streets of Lusk running with
ot-
Esophagus After 16 Days
It is good for them. that a statement about American I . " ?'?J . .nw,pr-1 mnt that he weald rZnZZ ZZtS"!
There are tour leadm roles: cities constitute an Indulges . """" a" the national committee if Smith iol. to Sinith leaders?
the two Mr. Bakers mentioned and In personatlUee aa the chairman l-role as tha sister of the w nominated, had caused the Tk. o"
their lonng wtrce. aad yoo re snarerted. rSZlZ ,k , . , . , "tlon to the adrisabSlty of boLj to252 i?ETfam'
red of one of the best coma- Cxme, Johnaoa widely known , SJ"" th laclaU reporting his name to the eoaJea-'S?. 2 Smith ta the primary
ne Men here in many moon, eeaaa. peai np for Tne dry. akUw- &tT0- Thomas tlon. conT8nyote and enthusiastic In his up
3. BertJBurtoti. the director of the -t, - ,k. J!! Brower and Tom MeOnlre. The A a Ar Jrt- had their first chance to
hrt vtrnvmr. i. tikiL . ,CZ. ' lry. oasea on -The Temple of br memi- .k "TT.:" " .rr aomonstrate for hi
Manhattan. Player., is Using rt to a -alaak lor era law rZZT? " ' " y membere of the deUraue. niB toa' when amoantte
Met - m.i.m, Irr;. " . efUrnoon la the state hnJ -"-on. in a apeech aa while- ID
- v. icju.- wwa niDita mr icwrti . . . -
w uu ireTcemit a declaration of ai-lchJe-
"J 7! ... nunee "would be the perfection of Adamstm.
McNARY EXPLAINS STAND i'"C-&T L. fe of lames P. Cook !
ON JARDINE relief PLAN '1 L?' .'1. "V."" !: Defiant at Fund Probe
. iwa icouiuuua anu inoecision. II
i iu. ua i l . r i . h nnr . n a I nnmv . . .
- -1 run. i iAXMij jum it
i aeaaqaarx-l
"""Jers la the, Rice hotel, enii i.eJ
aw - ' . t
.uuimutou do conclusion nad
"wn reacned. and tht mmi...
mtlnc would be held tomorrow
io consiaer tne question.
eome delegates were absent
from today's conference,, harin
oeen ousy on the convention eom-
Luak, waare tha xeaaral store
badly damaged aad a garage
wrecked. Crops were damaged
ear fileado.
A tornado in the ricinltr of
today when amounting' to more-than ftfe.OOO
tajurea
flee of the Marlon county clerk, clerk's deputies.
as follows: j
Peter JT Russ 31 Gerrals. and Do,Jap from .j,
- Clarence A. Kouts. 25. of Mon
tame. California, and Mary Ells
anetn Newman, 16. or saiem. SALT LAKE CITY. UUh. Ju.
Erwln Batterman, 22. Salem, 1 27. (AP) A silver dollarf" v 1 1
and Clarice Ritchie, 21, also of for II days haa been lodged inli... f
Salem. i esophagus of Wells C Bo wen. i:
George H. Birch. 39. San Fran-was taken from his throat by j
dsco. and Mary McKenzie. 33. of physiclaa here today, following
San Francisco. Both are trareUng the operation the yowth walkr i
sales people, and the marriage Is out el the physician's office a;
the second for each. . 'parently qaita well.
Edmund Darid Wright,. 23. of - ; -
Red Bluff. California, and Mil-. ;efore marriage, many a mST
drad May Addington. 27, also of U ready to lay down hta life f )r
Red Bluff. the gwl of his choice. Atr
W. Leslie March. 22. and J. LO- hall not wllUaglr Ur down
ooa Caok. IT. both of Silrerten. newspaper. Baker Democrat
W saa m.
with the equalization fee. or the courage to stand squarely behind "Like anr .an t m iC. ?Z7-" .1... tn nrentlon eom-
substltute therefor, nrorlded b, the eighteenth amendment, it will U .h.n ' " . i "na " " deelred to hare
the United sfates government. earn and deserve the contempt of Jewelry and waa glad to get It elusion wV.i!i0re ny COn
It Is the same thina hv a diffr- the Amerlcaa peoDla." Mm v..th rvv- . L.i w. reena.
cnt ninii nr mid, rfiffannt Another anneal in behalf nt that p Pnnir. n.M.. .t.. .m . I . . T ueiote were un-
Pices. eighteenth amendment was made brokerage holse o oaXS "ltod
But here U the wsy Secretary by P. H. Callahan of Louisville. Cooke, declared today from the that some eoateni
Jardine Uke the curse off: He Ky. He said that It was a demo- witness stand when she was anae. LVT u . ! tneT wer
says thst. In a term of rean. hut I era tic law. aa ranch n th. t. tioned ihnnt . (maa .....uL.. 77 . 7 lue DrlmaT vote un-
-f i ' ww m w m wa I w v v w w vaaaasa saau iiisw rna a . . .
there would be no equalisation
'ee. In other words, there would
be no loss In disposing of the but
plus of the msjor crops after the
sicNary-Haugen idea was applied
Now for an illustration. Take
wheat. But it would not be con
fined to wheat. It would or mlaht
include corn and pork and cotton
and' beans and rice and prunes
any saajor crop of which the Unit
ed Slates produces a surplus,
But take wheat. Our country.
M., produces 350,000,000 bushels
of wheat. Eats and feeds 700,-
I 000,000 bushels ot It Must sell
to outside countries 160.000.000
tnieaels of It. The commission
$ Bundling the matter would buy
I d sell, or see to ihe buying and
I eelHng of all the wheat It would
t.. tlx the price at. say. 40 cents a
. bushel above the world price.
I Why? Because the protective tar-
iff duty on wheat is 42 cents a
avahal. The duty does not pro
tect, because there 1 a big surplus.
.So tha growers of wheat must sell
on the world markets, at the
world market price. So the farm
er who sold a bushel of wheat
would get 40 cents above the
world price. But he would pay In
to a fund an equalisation fee of,
cay. 5 cents a bushel. So his net
price above the world market
price would be 35 cents a bushel.
The 5 cents a bushel paid into the
fund would provide the money to
cover the loss In disposing of the
surplus. That Is the equalisation
lee. ft would work. Every bush
el sold would pay the eaualiza
tlon fee. The farmer might eat or
ieea ail his wheat, and escape
paying the equalisation fee. But
if he eold a bushel, he would have
to pay it. . It would be 100 per
cent compulsory cooperation
The same as to any other major
crop or which we produce a sur
PlUS. i
Then what is all the hullsbaloo
about? It Is about nothing that
matters much. President Cool
ldge was In favor of the Jardine
plan. Herbert Hoover Is ostensib
ly In favor of It
And the Jardine plan Is the Mc-
Nary-Haugen plan with the differ
ence that in the McNary-Hausen
plan the farmer himself provides
the equalisation fee. while in the
Jardine plan the treasury of, the
united states provides It
out sir. jarama says that. In a
term, of rears, the thins would
; equalise Itself, and the fund would
balance itself. '
. Thar is another word that
ought to be added. The McNary-
Haugen Idee, as well as the Jar-
dine idea, is predicated on the
protective tariff. It would merely
I put the protective tariff Into ac
.' tlon in the case of maior crona
"with exportable surpluses. It
would be rather inconsistent for
the Democrats at Houston to ad
opt a plaak In favor of the Mc-Nary-Hauf
en idea, with the equal
ization tee, for It would mean a
declaration squarely in favor of
the protective tariff. There Is no
McNary-Haugen plan, aad ao Jar
a M a .
nine piaa. uat is not based on
the protective tarift In wheat
the plan, would be erected behind
company fund and money belong- sible for the conduct of the pVes-
Y .1 v manual campaign In Oregon
Gosh. I can t remember every should be in sympathy with the
TUU" lat6r decUred Prty'.pre.iden7srnomlIee '
while being questioned about re- oth. iA,n.tA .. rz.,
cent expenditure., following the felHl r.i. T the na
ISfSf0 hme ln Prt" t,ona col"-man should un-
wnuiig oeoat xor the group a ',:, Z , . . rrveaiy auppajt the preslden-
favorlng modiOcaUon of the J?"?7 nd ' ,tImM lU1 UalaTi. the law was plain
stead act. Senator Millard tw. der,matlr- M"- .Cook dntod "y that the primary vote rover..
in. of Maryland, urged adontlo. --r,"'H" OI lM wtter, and the delegation's
of a plank sponsored bv Cmanar l v" 7 7777. Uf "or - omy course was to report West as
tSiS attitude the national corn-
back to the state, ao th.": ZL "T ..7" L"'. mttt mW take toward West.
in 0.Ttf t ,. "rT" - mv- In his purported unwm-
erai raaanra nr K irlnr ronk. ha1 n I . - . ,
.tin, a;L.:. ."T" r. sooa..or demanded that
..a. w.uo ua tami - " v wut oi a national commltteemn--resnon
commissions.
"We have no more business as
a party to consider the modifica
tion or a change of this law than
we have the federal reserve act or
any of the other democratic law."
he declared.
Opening debate for the group
state within constitutional limita
tions and under tha m-lnrlnla. nt
local option and home rale may
nave roe opportunity of settHnr tt
ln accordance with the win of its
owa people."
He said 1i be tiered if
Jefferson were here today be
would Joia in the appeal he was
making- for state, rights.
Heflin Sends Telegram
Opposing Governor Smith
HOUSTON. Texas. Jn.
(AP) Senator J. Thome Ham-
arch-foe ot Governor Aifi-.t
Smith, did not eome to the coal
vention to add his booming voice
to the southern bloc campaign but
he shelled the "enemy" from afar
today with a thousand word lata-
gram.
Addressed to A. H. Carmlchael
chairman of the Alabama delega
tion. Heriln's telegram declared
that Smith's support from north
ern and western states did not
represent more then one fourth
of the democratic voters in thea
sections. He called on the Ala.
bsma delegation to flaht Smith'.
nomination to the last, "and at
no Urge to cast a vote for him."
New Industries are desirable,
but too often cities are Inclined
to grasp for new things without
giving proper attention to tha
business that is already theirs by
Proper errort Klamath Falls
Herald.
count
Old Man Attacked and
Killed by Thugs Monday
SACRAMENTO, Cel.. June 27:
(AP). Jake Sardlno, 45. who-
was beaten by thus Moadav
night and who later set fire to his
shanty home near-tne Sacramento
river, died tonight of his la juries,
Detectives are hunting hie assail
ants.
ingness to suonort Smith
something they-were raln.tan a
joiscuss. beyond to say the nation-J
TODAY
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A STIRRING story
of modern pio
neering: achievement t
A great dam project
in the build Inn;! Po
litical factions at
death grips!
isi(aln)i!0G2
MAT.
15c
EVE.
25c
Intrigue, Mystery,
Pathos and Lore in
twined in a living,
moving story of the
Great West! One of
the really big enter
tainment pictures of
the season!
STARRING
RALPH INCE
. COMEDY NEWS
EL SIN OR E
If
TONIGHT AND FRIDAY AIATTNEE & NIGHT
MANHATTAN PLAYERS
PRESENT
CHAS. E. HARRISON'S
ORIGINAL
CONCEPTION
100
FUN
ax
A HUMAN COMEDY OF MARRIED LIFE
OX THE SCREEN
RICHARD BARTHELMESS
In His Latest And Bast Picture
"LITTLE SHEPHERD OF
KINGDOM COME"
SATURDAY
ONLY
ASSOCIATION TJ
ATJDEVILU MLi
FEATURE
PICTURE
RE fcrJ
RE T
NOMINAL DAMAGES
MONTPELIER, France. June
37. (AP) Five hundred and!
sixty-one priests have won four
cents damages apiece-, with lnten-'
eat. in a suit for defamation
against an extremist newspaper.
Nowadays a fellow can have a
best girl who "is old enough to be
nia mother" and ttll she mav be
ln the flapper class. I ;r
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World's Most I I til
Stnpeadoaa I '
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HEF: S a mercils slashing of prices on men s fine suits
and hinushmgs. Every suit in the house is drastically re
duced tor this sweeping Bargain Day clearance.
Blue Chambray Work
ohirts, 2 pockets
All Straw HaU,
each
White Rough Neck
Sweaters Coat Style, & S) JTiF3
two pockeU ..... 4jJZO
Fancy Silk and Rayon
bocks. 39c or 2 for
Ribbed Union Suits.
Short Sleeve and Long Legs
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Athletic Union
Suits
OJoQ
Extra Trousers $6.50
values
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Vacation time affords abundant leisure for
children's pbotographs. Why delay longer?
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