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BERKELEY, Cal,. Nov, 4. —
(United N e w e j - ^ Dr. David P.
Barrows, former president of the
University of California and a
noted political economist, believes
that the world is approaching a
stage of wholesale starvation.
Dr.
Barrows’ views
were
brought out when he commented
on a machine artleleetaolnetaonn
on a magazine article which de
clared that Mexico would save the
world from ultimate starvation.
Dr. Barrows recently returned
J ro m that country after conduct
ing an economic Investigation.
“No sane person can dodge the
conclusion that this world Is due
tu face wholesale starvation some
day,” he said the rata population
Is increasing mors acres of land
are needed. At present the acre
age Is decreasing and to avert
disaster the world must find new
lands.”
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Dr. Barrows said that Mexico
needs capital to develop her ag
riculture.
"Before her revolutionary wars
an Intelligent, h a r d w o r k i n g
wroup of Spanish immigrants in
vested money in agriculture there
and have lost their entire for
tunes,” he said. ’’Such an example
.will not enc oualrgsaltoaellnetao
will not encourage similar action
on the part of the others/*
GIRIZH BOBBED HAIR
IS CAUSE OF DEATH
VIENNA — (United Press) —
Because the neighbors teased her
on the day she bobbed her hair,
fifteen year-old Marie Kriz of this
city committed suicide by jumping
from the third' story flat of her
parents.
With the permission of her par
ents Marie had her hair bobbed.
When she returned'home hey par
ents were away. A neighbor saw
her an dbegan to tease her for
having “baby hair". Other neigh
bors Joined In. telling her that
she wa sa fool. Marie waa so
upset that she rushed Upstairs,
opened the window and Jumped
out. She was killed instantly on
the pavement below.
STUDENT HTRAMER DUE
Offerings
Growing Heavier
> fate Arouses
STOCKHOLM— (United Press)
-—Polite manners, everyday Bag-
lisb sight seeing geography, for-
elgn money, the liquor laws of
Sweden, and menu card French
are to be the things to he taught
at the new school for waiters
turned into a training school and
opened In Stockholm.
A former restaurant has been
cooks as well as waiters, ate dril
led In the art of properly serv
ing the public, especially foreign
visitors, f . ,
The special course in French IS
limited to the writing of menus
out conversational English Is be
ing taught, first, because a toler
able use of it can be learned by
Swedefa more quickly than any
other tongue, and. second, because
the managers feel that English
J a , to be the world language of
the future.
ter Sufferers
BAN PEDRO, Calif., N o v ^ 4 ._
(United News) — Cargo oerlnga
at Los Angeles harbor and other
Pacific ports are growing so
heavy that steamers now operat
ing in the Intercoastal trade are
facing a real problem in handling
ghlpmeals.
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TOKYO, Nov. 4.— (U P )— A s
sembling of Japan’s big new dir
igible airship purchased in Italy
will he started in January at
Kasumigaura naval air field un
der supervision of Captain No
bile, Italian dirigible expert, and
Lieiitenant Commander Hlrata of
the Imperial Japanese Navy. The
first trial flight la expected to
take place la March.
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I H P I Problem .In -, the 8a* the telegrams an
J Francisco earOiquake —
That is the estimate of the
Florida hurricane problem
by Chairman Jehn Barton Payne
of the American Rad Cross. Up-
watee ot M.004 Individuals in dire
need caeetUete the element» of
this problem. Red Croea authorities
on the scene reported to National
Headqoertera toUewtog a survey.
Few Also*tern to American his-
inry ha»e arvired such world-wide
lateimt anC sympathy to behalf of
t^opto M thio oouatry an SU the
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NORMAL SCHOOL
pa thy from ooroi
Ink interest la t
Japanese A mbs set
of the Japanese pe
thq United States
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eater Japan, throi
SUM Department
a popular appm1
aatocrlpttona to
sufferers.
The
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We can give you the best of
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repair work.
Portland port received 22 deep-
Cascade_ New , teel „„ridge of
water
ships,
October
26
and
2«.
the
Oodg.. completed
4— Go
ship
is be
young
SEATTLE, Wash., Nov.
to night school and be a
captain Is the adviee that
ing handed to ambitiona-
men in Seattle now.
- The Broadway night school has
opened classes in navigation. No
other night school in the coun
try gives such instruction, in
structors Bald today.
,
On the opening evening
36
students enrolled for the course.
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384 Oak St. — At Railroad Crossing — Phone 20
882 East Maia St.
don't k n o w w hat
missin
Klamath Falls growers
to ship >300,000 worth of
toes this year.
Penalised
An assistant is shown holding the mbe. perfected by Dr. W.
I). Coolidge (inset), of New Y<»> A. used to generate the
«Xithode ray, the newest marvel of science. The rav. believed
to lie the forerunner of a military death ray, kills insects,
changes colors of minerals, and disintegrates flesh.
THE NEW WINTER.
T H E R E ’S only one way you can know
thé joys of a jimmy-pipe packed with
Prince Albert • • • smoke i l l ’Nothing
your friends may tell you, nothing you
mey read, can possibly give you the cor
rect picture. I f you don’t know P .
you’re on the outside looking in !
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Be skeptical. Challenge Prince A lbert
to give y ou the best all-round session y ou
ever had with a pipe. N o m a tter how
ret you think you are in the matter o f
smokes, try P . A . I t will revise all your
notions o f how a pipe can parfont when
put on the right diet.
FOOTNOTE
legacy. Delightfully mik£
* M ild , yes, but with a body that aatbfied
your smoke-taste to the full. The one
tobacco that you can just keep smoking
from morning till midnight. N o other
tobacco is like it. You can provo this
in five minutes. M ake the persotud test
no oth er tobacco i t like i t l
Tbs Linlt.rslty of TSncinnati has a
m l. axulnst students perking their
c a r . on th* vampU. But Betty Bru
m»n a freahmam 4M It anyway—eo
the Wumane Vigilance Committee
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Condition
ALL KINDS ON HAND
Durng 1926, 222,7Í6 visitors
enjoyed Siuslaw National Forest
privileges.
sk A
1927 Coach . . . . . . . 9700
Bumpers and Spare T i n
Roofing
Emergency Red Crodb Hospital scene In Florida
Jxpan who offered Japanese aid to America lq the re
Forerunner of Death Ray
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URNS
Portland— City fire > om rar 24
TOKYO — (United Press) —
days In October was >6028.60,
Baker— Geiser Grand Hotel to
The- steamer Ryndam, chartered
^»¿Jtor. cent of average 1236 ht tabullL a te ô s t o f fU S .S O Í to
lor the American College Cruise
loss for like period.
8160,000.
and carrying 680 United States
university students around the
world, is scheduled to arrive in
Yokohama today from Honolulu.
A preparatory committee in To-
koyo has completed plana for the
activities of the students while
they are In Japan.
The Government Is cooperating
with various organizations in an
effort to see that the students get
a thorough idea of life and con
ditions In the Empire.
T^e students will visit points
of Interest In Tokyo, Nikko, Nara,
Kyoto and other points and will be
accompanied by volunteer Japan
ese guides.
^sh.,
Cher. Towing
Ohev. Towring
Ohev. Towing
Delivery . . . .
1923 Hudson . . . . . . 9125
COOL CAVE
ZACK, Ark., Nov. 6.— (U P )—
Orchardtsta for miles around the
vicinity of Zacks, In Searcy coun
ty, heart of the Ozarks, practice
economy by utilizing a “bjowlhg”
cave ^near here for a mammoth
storage plant. Tiiere is only a
slight range of temperature In
the cave In summer and winter,
th e
thermometers hovering
around 40 degrees most of the
time.
AAppfes, strawberries and oth
er fruits and meat are hauled to
the cave, which la ‘located near a
railroad, in large consignments
for storage until such tim e r s the
fsrmres wish to market‘ their
products.
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