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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1928)
Salem, Oregon, August 8, 1 928 10 3( fm "" Coys' and Girls' Livestock "j Clubs to Join County Members d&snicn Search For - n llazs&uan slands William W.Fox. rural seperri- or of tne Marion county schools, pent tbe first : two -dajs ot the week setting the fall -cleb work rranixed, with the state fair pro ject the immediate oojecure. Tuesday was spent In the SllTer ten and MC AnreL districts and Bonder In Polk county in com pany with. County dub Acent Beck . f roik. : . v : ' As a result of Mr. Fax's risit j la Polk county, arrangements have tseen maoe zor me Htnoa conn tr boys' and girls' Ilrestock clubs e Join the olk county clubs on a series of three judging tours. This is the first time the Marion flubs hare participated in these tears, a - regular feature of the rolk county club work in the lire mock dlTision. The first of these joint tours will be held Thursday. August 16, when four classes of sheep will be fudged. The Ilrestock club mem bers will leers the court house at 9 o'clock that morning, journey- ig to the first stop where they will join the Polk county group. sVanehes will be taken by the indi vidual members, -end a picnic lnnch will be enjoyed at some suifc aAte place along the routes. Two other joint tours hare been sKheduled, one Wednesday, Aug- ssst 22 when dairy cattle will be Oaoced. and the following Monday when hogs raised by the rartous 9b members will come under the jsjnng raisers' scrutiny. HILO. T. H Aug. 7 (AP) The sesrch for the "Golden Ex ile, lost Dole race airplane, and its pilot. Jack Frost, and Bart gator, Gordon Scott has . been abandoned.-' Scott's brother; Den ham ' Scott, baa I spent . sereral monthe searching the Hawaiian la- Liana's in hope that his brother and companion had Crashed on some mountain side away from habita tion in their attempted flight from Oakland, CaL, to Honolulu. ' - " He said today that he 'still be ttered that the -"Golden Eagle" had reached the islands but. had either, burned after a crash or its crew - had , burned ,jthe ship i as - a flare', to 'guide "possible rescuers. No trace of man t or . plane was found In the hunt." ; i i,.: V-1" MM mm n IS OF, aiLEP.1 LS SEPT. 24 SID FOB HOB II SMS STOCK Mil uniffiicf NEW YORK. Aug. 7 (AP) Xftsregarding the efforts of bank es to curtail the Toiums of spec aAatire credit, the stock market continued morisg upward Monday a response to selectiTe buying op wswtions In the oil. motor, mercan tile, food, . chemical . and amuse- sssent shares. There . were a lew ssstt spots scattered throughout tkm list, but no erldence of any wsmcerted ; selling either, on the art of !bear" traders or frighten t larestprs. Gains in most of the ctlre issues ranged from 1 to 3 Vftints, although a sprinkling of specialties were marked up 6 to 20 melnts. . rv rirxf.." v: , Wall street apparently took the attitude that the corporations aamning money on call had a rlgb; aw -do as they wished with their rplns funds, and that the ob ertneles recently placed In their ssmy by bankers would be orer- CHICAGO, Aug 7. (AP) General Nathan William MacChes-ney,- returning home from a tour of the west and a visit with Her bert HooTer, conferred with party leaders -at .western headquarters of the national republican - com mlttee today, reporting a "crystal Used . sentiment 1 throughout the territory" . for the presidential nominee. - V j- I - General:.. MaeChesney. - Chicago soioier ana - lawyer; who was a school mate with Hoover at Stan ford unirerslty, described three separate phases of what he called Hoover. satimntt in th wa. He said' "Tammanyf Taint" -sur rounding Al Smith had placed him under a handicap, western, farm ers preferring "the man who grew up from a barefoot ; boy in Iowa, rather than the New Yorker." The western ' tour of General MaeChesney took" him -through Washington, Oregon. California. theDakotaa, Minnesota. . Wiscon sin, Nebraska and, Iowa. Each of these states, he said, showing great sentiment for Hoover. U G. Cook of Townsend. Moat. republican leader in his state. conxerrea with James W. Good. western manager today. Mr. Cook said : Montana republicans vert planning a vigorous fight but ex pressed little doubt that Hoover would be elected. ; Mr. Cook also said he believed Joseph M. Dix on would defeat Burton K. Wheel er, seeking re-election as senator. R. R. Church, negro reoubllean leader of Memphis; Tenn., who Is a memoer -or the official commit tee that will notify Hoover of his nomination Saturday, stopped off to - visit headquarters today,- en route to Palo Alto, CaL, for the ceremonies. He said a split in the Democratic , ranks in Tennessee would benefit Hoover there. Dr. v Hubert Work, Senator George Moses and other members of the official notification party, left Chicago today! for California where they will arrive Thursday, two days in advance of the notifi cation ceremonies. - . n A number of inquiries are be ginning to come to the city school superintendent 'a office concerning the opening of the fall term of school In Salem and that those who are wondering thus far ahead pf time may be informed, the fol lowing information was Issued yesterday from that qffice;. -; All : SaUm. ' schools will open Monday morning September 24. at which time book lists for all grades will be ready, j ; . Enrollment ; at the nine grade schools will be completed Monday, with .-; regular-. classes to begin Tuesday morning. , i ; At the senior high school and two : junior highs Mondav and Tuesday will be used for registra tion. Vt Senior : high school classes will be held a portion of Tuesday morning, wua only short periods, after which, registratiqa will be resumed. :. : - T - , . Wednesday, September 2, v- Is the annual school day at the state ralr. so there wiir be ao classes that day.' The high school classes will get-down to study Thursday morningr;r- .T'""-;. .iVt: A few ' high" school students have registered oft and on during the summer, (he greater t share of the old students registered before tbe 1928 year closed, and still oth ers are expected to choose their courses the week or id" before school opens. : ' y-r j As school , time v draws nearer. other announcemente v will - be forthcoming, from the city, super. Intendeat and high school prln elpal. j : A yj. QtyA uto Camp Quests " Fail to Break Records The municipal auto ; camp did record low week end business the Saturday and Sunday just passed. There were less than SO registra tions on these nights. No particu lar cause was assigned for the sud den slump. - - $t;-c f-'.; ' v- . e- . Among the Oregon visitors at the city camp Monday night was C Chris tenson and family; who have their home In Astoria. - The big fishing season Is on now, and will remain until the latter part of this month. ' .Mr. and Mrs. George Williams and two sons of Los Angeles drove Into the city auto camp last night They have , a regular traveling home . built on - the chassis of a light truck. ; V - When at home Mr.. Williams Is a worker in structural steel. He reports A large volume of build ing in the . California city from Torcl To Be Examined With Vtea to Finding - : MEXICO CITY.-Aug. 7 CAP ) Experts on- mental - disorders have been- asked by attorneys de fending Jose de Leon Toral to ex press an opinion whether, -the as sassin ol President Elect Obregon "suffered from .nervous Infirmity" which . would ' make him mentally Irresponsible for his crime. xne attorneys who li is sits ra TO TUFT HOB CHICAGO. Aug. 7. (AP) . Senator George H. Moes 1 of New Hampshire' chairman of the com mittee to notify Herbert Hoover of the republican nomination for the presidency, left Chicago last night for San Francisco, following three day - conference with re publican party leaders at the Western campaign headquarters. rrhe lines of this campaign,' Senator Mosee stated last night cannot be definitely fixed until after .the speeches of acceptance have been delivered. 8ince. Gov ernor Smith has undertaken to re write the democratic platform we have to get from him some state ment which will 'indicate where his feet - are placed if they . are placed . definitely at . any time - In the campaign. ; ? ' ' -i "However, we s already know enough of , the . campaign outlines and general conditions ,; through out the states to realise tnat we confront an alert, adroit and an effluent foe.- - . :--vv , -w- "This means, of course, that we - must prepare ourselves to fight, at every step of the way. We are making the. tight and. we will win It" refused to make any defense, had 1 revlously Indicated that the de- whlch he halls. The Williams family has been up to Paget Sound, and Is now on the way home. They reported that the last week up there was quite rainy and disagreeable, but agreed that the sanple of Oregon weather they had yesterday was delightful. Other out-of-state visitors reg istering early In the - afternoon Monday Included J. Richards and family of Newhall. California, and R. L. Verson of Lovelock, Nevada. Hollywood District Yill Get Postcffice SubsUdion Sept 1 A sub-station of the Salem, npst- otflce will be opened In the Ralph G. Larsen store in the Houywooa business district September 1, Postmaster John Farrar". announ ced Monday. The branch station will transact business Including money orders, regular parcel post mall, sale of supplies ana stamps, as well as. dispatching ordinary mall. -.: ... 2.x -The announced opening of .the Hollywood aub-sUtlon is the re sult of petitioning on the part of the residents of this city within a city. Although the Hollywood sub station will be the only branch op erating In Salem, three other sub stations have been established at various times, at the Crown -Drug were sn- pointed by the court when Toral store, the state hospital and the ( kces cn UPOil WILL STREET NEW YORK, Aug. 7rfr(AP) Higher call money rates agsln proved effective toeay m check ing speculation for the advance on the New York stock exchange. The reaction set In after an opening rally In which a number of . issues were lifted to new nign recoros. A flurry of buying In the mall or der shares brought about a partial recovery In the last few, minutes of trading, but - final quotations were- irregularly lower, who. . number of . lossee running irom one to six points, t v , . - Call money renewed unchanged at 4 per cent, but the rate was sa vanced to C and thence to seven as banks called $20,000,000 in loans. Wall . Street , apparently was taken by surprise by this sud den stiffening In rates but bank ing authorities Indicated such fluctuations were normal at this time, and that easier Conditions probably would prevail from the; 10th to the Zsth wnen tne montn end demands bexln to make them selves felt. Time money and com mercial paper rates held Ona. ' OU shares ran Into prof it-tak lnr todav after the brisk advance based on expanding earnings ana hixher . Kasoline prices. The Stan dard Oil company of Nebraska de clared an extra drridend :or xs cents today. 8ome of the selling in the oils may have been Jnflu- eneed by private estimates, of an increase in crude production- last week, and the reported discovery of new fields In Texas and Cali fornia. Estranged Wtit Focnd '' Not Good Company For llan; Her Aunt Shoots ssr ' r ill i : . EUREKA. Ksns.. Aug? 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