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PAGE NINE L'.SGE FLfl OUTLAY : HELD & DM F; 4 Riots During Reshuffle of Cuban Presidents FREE USE OF; IH3 : Secretary Hull Visits Peru camiicfcei'f F li GOOD PiOSFECT OR DUCK IS ASKED i I t : r H t V f Continues from page 1) 7 develop lag crop and mann factored produce which U almost .entirely Imported at the present time. Walsh HI Attorney; . locality Approved - . -' For a, time It was considered , doubtful at Washington if Lip man would secure his loan -through, legal technicalities.,. No . one appears to know definitely at the :- capital whea the- Lipman 3,500,600 ; loan 'will go through but Devers la. quite .certain the money , will bo forthcoming. Lip dim' attorney Is a son of the late : Senator Thomas Walsh, of Mon tana. - , - The valley's Interest in flax . production and processing was in dicated this week "when the in ' d us trial and agricultural commit tees, of the Eugene chamber of commerce . recommended that or ganization posh flax' raising in the ; upper part of the ralley. B. E. Cully. new secretary - treasurer of the chamber. - declared Lane conntf should raifid at least 3000 crea of flax this year. . - Leaders in the agricultural de- , psrtment of the state college hare of farad Lane county farmers the complete results of their, studies of flax growing which range over a lfc-year period. . f r"W have, plenty, .ot land la - Lane eonnty that can be utilized for flax wim a Sfucli better return for the grower, than wheat," Mr. - Cully told. his committees. . DHIffllTE STICKS in M nniucme v '4- V- Si An armored tank and body of deployed troops patrol tho streets tf Harass during unrest attendant upon the record switch ef Presidents; The resignation, of President Grau, appointment ef Carlos Hevia to sue eeed him aod the latter! ateppinr down la faror of CarJos Mendieta followed in such rapid succession that factions did not have time to start a real fight. All parties are said to back .Mendieta. (Centhioad frw mg II garding CWA jobs rather .than ac .'tually to Wow tip either office. Numerous complaints hare been made, since there are but 1411 jobs for the approximately 5900 unemployed persons registered In ; Marion county. Churchill was as ' signed to the task of hearing the ' complaints' to reliera Tadmlnistra : tire officials- ot this hurden.v.. -Ironically, Packages f Lack Enough Postage --V- -. -- Among1 the circumstances sur rounding the. dangerous packages was the tact that they did not : bear sufficient postage. Mr. Barnes paid lire cents and Mr. Niles eight e e n t s postage due when they were delivered. v The addresses were penciled in ordinary handwriting. : A". Receipt ot these packages con-1 stituted the lirst reported dees or violence to connection with -relief work here this season and noth ing of the sort was beard of last winter whe groups of unemploy ed seTeral times attempted to - force their way into the relief J r headquarters. - Egyptians Didn't ; Excel Americans, : Embalming, View . - , ,..-v .,..-r?-. - Thomas J. Bonneweli talked to Salem h Rotarlans of the servlee performed by morticians In safe-; ruardlnr the onblie health at the noon meeting Wednesday. Prop er care of the dead is essential to prevent spread 5 ot such dis eases as plague, cholera and oth er germ illnesses. Special train ing is reaulred of the mortician bo he J can :, dispose of the dead with full protection to tnejivrng. Americans know the art ot em balming as well as ; the ancient Ejtvd tinner declared conneweu. Their'a la not a lon art." Cli mate 'had much to do wlth pre--' - serring their mummies the same - as their monuments. . , I KAZI HATRED SEEN ' 'SPRINOPIELD, 111.. Jan. 24. 'tPV-The 125th anniversary of Ab raham Lincoln's birth will sot be formally observed this year in the home town ot the civil war presi dent. Objections to the Invitation to Dr.! Hans Luther, German am bassador to be a speaker were understood to have been made. Though . Governor . Henry Horner m-nnld not comment it was report ed h had privately expressed dis approval of the Luther lavitauon. S1.800.DD0 son muusjns The negro was 'described as a former prisoner at the Frankfort reformatory. He was arrested shortly after the slugging on in- (CoatlnacJ trm 9f t) There "were 14 rejections and 2 referred applications on the Mar lon requests.. From' Polk county, there were 106 applications lor 1441.300, ot which Si were- allowed and re ceived S233.600. Polk had 11 re jections and 12 referred applica tions. Benton county farmers totaling 34 wants $1,300. and 2S of the number got 9 3,950." Four appli cations were rejected and seven were referred applications. - ; Only one Yamhill county farm sought a I loan la the first month of operation, and that was tor 122,000. There was one re ferred application, fop 4,000. er DEBATE SCAB Oil 60111 l;ehe tContiaa4 ttm pI t for retention of the stabflixatlon board to keep too much power trom being placed in : the hands of the secreUry of the treasury, v Walcott Raw no reason why t&e geld profit. resulting from de varnation should not i go to the treasury but urged, too, that the soeretsrv's nowers thould be so rpstrleteJ that authority to regu ist the currency and. to control the '- borrowing and spending of the government should not oe placed is the hands of the same man. . Connelly endorsed the measure whole ! t heartedly, declaring It "the greatest measure proposed by the president lor recovery. eiooovLBie bv nil m iControaed from pas I . aged, to convince the men that he had no keys. The key to Scott's cell then was taken trom the deputy jailer, wno was cornered at the end ot a cor ridor. These are Fun to Do I -., , - ... . . : , : ' '! -'..-- 1 11 .. j mm . . .!.-; formation furnished by Tolbert Honiday. who said he witnessed the struggle and recognised Scott when he fled. f' (Ooatlavt frm agt 1) ? Mnch of the hearing was de voted to testimony aimed, to show that tho i navigation company! serrlces were needed her to re? tain low shipping rates. Johnson told the committee rlTer freight rates were approxi mately 49 per cent' below rau ratea here Hunt Brothers Packing com pany has been able to lower Its freight rate "practically 10 ner cent by availing iUelt ot river transportation, Cecil B. Spencer, local manager, testuiea. - 'Willamette- fiver, connection with an freighters enables In land eanners to meet competition of tidewater eanners, . Ray Te cum, manager for Reid Murdoch and company, averred, while Her bert L. Btaver of the Pohle-sta-ver implement company , stated that the low rates of rrrer boats was saving hfa firm costs abliag It to- enter the distribution field and , meet Portland compe tition. . Grocers Ask Free Rent Be GoBttaned That the grocery business has mnch at stake in the continuance of water - . transportation was af firmed by Theodore Roth, presi dent, and Fred E. Broer, assistant manager ot the Willamette Gro cery company. Doughton of DoashtoB-sherman also supported the boat company. . Walter E. Keyes spoke for the navigation company and. offered to give the committee figures to show that it was unable ton pay rent for use of the city property. The rent Question came np early this month when the coun- Secretary ot State CordeQ Hull (left), pictured with Mrs, Hall as they stepped off at lima, Peru, en route noma from the Pan-American umi erence, to visit high dignitaries of the Peruvian Government. Presi dent Beaavidea honored the rarfrr with a state dinner, dmine which the peechmaking stressed the importance of peace among; the nations ot - the Amtrtcas., cil was asked, to approve a new application for a PWA loan and grant for construction ot a muni cipal dock. It was pointed out by City Attorney Koklts at that, time that the navigation company ori ginally obtained a five-year lease from the city for $1 on the prop erty on which the ..dock stands and that nothing had been done to collect rest the-time the lease expired, August, 19J0. 5 POLLY AND HER PALS The Lessee EtU Orders already piling up tor the 1 J54 season look like C A, eraser of 'Monmouth, rontetwo, - will have nia JlS' "cannery -pack; bettered, Crocker stated - while In Salem on business yes- ' terday. y-r .. ;: ; ,;-k a, : Last year he buttt a 20 by 68 toot two story building and start ed a canning plant of hla own. largely" to push introduction' ot the , Red Latham and Royal Pur-t pie raspberries. Starting his pack Inly 0r he canned 8,000 eases of an . kinds ot fruits, vegetables, fish and beef: before r shutting , down. W;t . - From his- 22 varieties ot rasp berries he canned largely the Royal Purple,, the Lathams being under contract to- a Salem can nery. Now he is sold ont ot the Royal ,?arples. ; : ;, , The Tiatham, of Minnesota or igin and Introduced to this state by Crocker, is an unusually large berry ami at Its maximum is as large as a SO -cent piece, Crocker . declares. . . -.a' : . . --- ; One indication that more rasp berries will be grown the coming season is seen in Crocker! report that he has orders tor 8,000 plants now. ; MRS. BLACKRIDGE CCTLTX . CHICAGO, aa.- 84a5)-A su preme court Jury tonight convict ed Mrs. Myrtle Tanner Blacklldge, : former collector of - revenue, of alienating the affections ot Police- 1 maa Norman Nottingham, seven years her senior, and awarded his wife, Susanne. $7500 damages. By CLIFF STERRETT (l ALUUS THOUeHT) .""N Yi rvc au i tw?w (MO N THE LAST P!CnJ?E7) k 4 I r uic muiCAL "T r EM' fN I f o MY MOi lO S?s , ' SLXSIE ASLEEP svt I TV wHrisrr 'TO FIND m A GOOD OLD MURDER "TO CHEER ME UP.' 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