Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, December 21, 1921, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY DE J PAGE SIX it Copyright 120 by H. 0. Bringing Up Father By George McManus Italy Wanted r , i Discussion of Debts At Meet HORRORS -IT'S, TWO OCLOCK 1 IN YET- IVF orrtoo cr,,... I'M IN LOCK TONIGHT HOPE tME DOESN'T T ' THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON Flsher-TradelSnl ( iTvSP T" II I N -l- VAIT II i 1 1 1 1 Ov FOR. HINI IF IT TAKEb J'XK MAKE HIM RF"iv(F"tvtPNP-o By Mario Passarge- Home, Dec. .21.. Tue Italian press Is pretty well agreed that Italy will not play a yery active part at the Washington conference as long as only the question of the limitation of armaments is on the program. " , Italy feels that as far as the question of disarmament is con cerned she has already done what she can do by demobilization; as for further armaments she is of course obliged to govern herself by the action of other powers. Unquestonably Italy is deeply Interested in having a general re duction of military and naval arm aments brought about. But she sees France going to Washington with intentions that are far from such an aim, and she knows that the resistance of a single Euro pean power to disarmament binds all others. Thus Italy would be directly in terested in the Washington confer ence only In the event that the American president should also bring up the question of war credits, as It is hoped he will. If It should come to a discussion of this question Italy will of course take the Btand that the financial relief of Europe is the very first condition for Its pacification. These questions are, of course, safer in the hands of a Schanzer and a Mada and can be treated by them more objectively than they could be by a foreign minister. These two men, by the way, are two calm but keen observers who Will keep the foreign minister ful ly posted on what interests him. Soviet Favors Food Plan Put Up By Yankees New York, Dec. 21. Faith In the American plan of sending food m,r , " the. starving in Russia has been manifested by the soviet delega tion in London in a letter to the American Relief administration headquarters informing that body that the remittance plan will be adhered to In the future. The soviet staff In London has been ending food to relatives in Russia through the American Relief Ad ministration weekly courier, who has also been carrying the food remittances from the British cap Ital to the warehouses In Russia. The acceptance of the food re mittance system for reaching the hunger sone with food supplies from London Is evidence of the superiority of that method over others attempted. The following letter from N. Kllshko, member of the soviet del egation in London, to the Ameri can Relief administration head Quarters Is self expanatory: "We are indeed very glad to hear that your administration has lgned the scheme for food remit tances to Russia. We have in structed our employes who have seen sending food through our delegation that in future this prac tice will be stopped and we are referring that to you. Will you be kind enough to send a suffi cient number of application forms both to our address at 128 New Bond street and the office of the soviet house, 43 Moorgate street, E. C.t" As further demonstration of the satisfaction of the American Food remittance plan Mr. KliBhko has personally sent three of these re mittances and is urging others to take advantage of the plan. Through this arrangement it is possible for anyone in America to send help to the needy folks in Russia. Food In lots from $10 up to $50 can be sent upon applica tion in person or by mall to the American Relief Administration's office, 42 Broadway, New York citty. in turn, remittances are ent to warehouses in Russia near est the location of the recipient, who is notified and given the package of food, which includes a generous allotment of flour, con iensed milk, rice, beans, hominy, sugar, tea or cocoa and soap. For those who desire to send food to institutions or groups in the famine section remittances can be obtained up to $500. FRIDAY-SATURDAY 4 Big Acts Vaudeville Guaranteed the Best at Picture Prices BLIGH Hartman's Glasses Easier and Better. Wear them aad see HARTMAN BROS. Phone 125S Sales. Oracaa 8 :. V .J Vetoed Bills Resurrected For Senate Action Twelve senate bills passed at the last regular session but which fell under the veto of the governor and have lain dormant since that time were resurrected yesterday and the governor's veto sustained. Among the dozen is the Eddy bill which sought to compel util ities to live up to ,the terms of franchise contracts made with a municipality and taking from the public service commission the pow er of interfering with rates spec ified under such contracts. Senator Ryan's bill exempting sand and gravel taken from nav igable streams for use In road construction, from payment of the state royalty is also Included in the list. A two thirds vote of the senate is necessary to pass the bills over the governor's veto. The bills were all sent to committees for further . consideration and recommenda tlon before the senate takes any action. - Bartender Serves Booze from Socks St. Louis, Dec. 21. The wrinkle in the socks of Alfred Capasso, proprietor of a "soft drink bar,'' has caused a new interpretation of the search warrant clause of the prohibition law. When federal officers raided Capasso 's place they found ten smalKbottles of "mule" secrete in his socks. No booze was found behind his bar. Special Assistant Attorney General John Dyott rul ed that Capasso could not be pros ecuted because the search warrant did not provide authority for of clers to search his socks. He was released. . Bulgarian Coining Here. London, Dec. 21. M. Stambou llskl, the Bulgarian prime minis ter, Is to visit the United States next spring. 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiriniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir HOLIDAY ROUND TRIP Oregon Electric Ry. Tickets on sale December 22, 23, PORTLAND ..$2.76 CORVALLI3 - 2.60 EUGENE 3.77 ASTORIA 6-93 BEND 16.23 Proportional fares to other points on the Oregon Electric Railway and all connecting lines via Portland, where the one way fares are from $1.67 to $25.00. War tax 8 per cent additional. Tickets sold, baggage checked and sleeping car arrange ments made through to destinations. Details will be furnished on request. $3 Daily Portland War tax included. Return limit 2 days after sale date. Oregon Electric Ry. J. W. Ritchie, Agent, Salem fiitiiiiiiinniuimimninnnnmiinnintmnrmt OSTEOPATHY Is the original and only scientific method of adjusting the spine. It is never rough and seldom painful, but gets results. It is the only school of mechanical treatment giving a physician's full four year course ot study. Tbe following are regularly graduated, licensed Osteopathia Physicians in Salem. 2. H. B. WHITE US. J0HH L IYSCH Di, I, c. MARSHALL Paper Mulch to Aid Pineapple Growers Honolulu, Dec. 21. A special paper manufactured from bagasse or cane pulp from which sugar has been extracted, is now being ex perimented with by the pineapple growers of Hawaii, with results which indicate that Its use as a mulch on the pineapple fields will not only prevent weed growth, thereby reducing labor costs, but will Increase by about three tons to the acre the production of pine apples. The mulching process, which was Invented by C. F. Eckart, for mer manager of Olaa plantation, on Hawaii, and on which patents are held, has been used very suc cessfully on the can fields. The paper mulch Is applied in rows be fore planting, and in the case of pineapples the crowns are planted in holes punched through the layer of paper. The plant is thus free' to grow, but weeds cannot readily come up through the mulch and surface evaporation from the ground Is also checked, thus pre venting excessive drying or bat ing of the surface. The question of increasing the levy more than 6 per cent over last year's levy In the Gold Hill schols was defeated in he recent election. The school budget of $16,111.14 was adopted. ' . ' The lumber mill at : Buxton, which has been Idle for some time, will resume operations upon com pletlon of the new railroad Into the timber belt. The mill has a capacity of 100,090 feet a day. Milk For Infant & Invalid! MO COOKING Tb "Food-Drink" for All Age Quick Lunch at Home, Office, an Fountains. Atk for HORUCK3. Mr Avoid Imitation & Substitute! 3 IS aMi In. FARES 24. Return Limit January 4 SPOKANE $23.00 SEATTLE 12.65 TACOMA ...J 10.68 PENDLETON 14.43 THE DALLES . 7.34 Canada Bridling All Power Streams Winipeg, Man., Dec. 21. Can ada is harnessing its streams and turning the power to production. A two-year survey by the domin ion government which is just be ing completed shows that wheels and turbines to "the extent of 2, 471,000 horsepower are now in op eration. .This represents only 5.9 per cent of the waterpower re sources which the survey places Lt 4-,700,0000 horsepower. Demand upon the industrial centers for greater production is increasing with the cultivation of j new stretches of farm land along' the Canadian national railways in j the prairie provinces. 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RhflUld the TStC Oft growth In Installation during the next fifteen years be continued on I h hu nf the last fifteen ths investment will aggregate $1,000, 000,000. It would require 18500,000 tons of coal a year to develop the power now available through the harnes sing of Canada's streams. At the present cost of coal in Canada the saving represents $148,000,000. The survey points out that If the development program continues With Pearl Oil as fuel your oQ heater literally radiates com fort wher- . ever yoa use it in living room, bathroom, or bed room. Pearl Oil brings the best out of nny good oil beater supplying s con stant healthful tempera ture that everyone ap preciates these chilly evenings. It is refined and re refined' by our special process which makes it dean-burning no. smoke no odor no waste. Sold in bulk by dealers everywhere. Order by name Pearl Oil. 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