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mercàant mana* business last year Bart W far Rights at World - r a n a 1*
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Declared
sii>-m — The Associated Oil com­
pany of Caiifirnia has remitted to the
secret*-y of state t l
49, covering
tbe corporation a tax on sales of gaso-
L ie and distillate in Oregon during
the month of June.
at Haad.
which Mr
Lasher ¿tca ted are m had shape The
new chairman «at-mated mat It « e x i t 1 T t k io — Japan Monday seemed to
E.^nath
Falls.— Fire late Friday
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d n r t n X r n * u Tuesday t i n t an the cose the gtiversmewt $2vi
*el t o 1 be ax cmp.rt aindtd c*. the great is-
af’ ernoon destroyed the Christy saw
tai* t> e i created by the tsms>oxt of Pres ‘
r>aut of a «tr jie of city r t w r r ir n ti • carry oa opera-eon or t ie n
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«e s t of town, with a loss of $70,-
for k ille r «a r e * r k i l t M M pniioe-
idewt Harding to a oocferes.ce oa dis- M
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The fire spread to the timber and
A
d*f.<
weary
appropriati«*
of
$1"
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■^a nnd C r m e t a ere keld in rtarrre
armamest and far eastern proM aaa 1 B u tiiU burning Saturday night.
0 X 4 4 0 fo r the shipping board « i l l be I
to y r « * i t an outbreak of trim *
! ashed In a few days. Chairman Jon«« On ose c.de. largely in the ranks of v it * crew of fire fighters endeavor
T l * aoo. n '. 'j v i ** > * r » * j* -,*<1 In
! of the senate commerce '.omautte* in the bureaucrats, there was fear ex­ ing to check its progress.
To**dn 7 with an offer of 12.-
! formed the senate
Medford.— Prospects for the heavi-
pressed that the proposed conférence
214 t* > s of g » i ne-Mctk«. Demand
"The Bitnation there is critical." j vovld be dominated by the A sgio -, t^*- t .15.age
.nnage of fruit ever shipped out
a an t «o *
Merino* and fin « crona
I said Senator Jomes, adding that the 3axoc.s. and might result in »"a n glin g o f the Rogue valley are bright, sc-
t - .< i a ere 17% ¡ a t otx .1 Inver and
propcaod appropriation was designed Japan i political and economic devel- ' w ding to a census just completed by
s o u 1 / r ten*, Co*n from t ie
i to save «eversi hundreds of million* c-pment in Asia.
Lie aoutnern Pacific Railroad com
j ^
lam y r k t
The appropriation, he •#•*. was as
working in co-operation with the
Oa t i e other » tie tie r * was ar­
With a pageant depicting the cretin oblígateos taken over from the last rayed a powerful liberal group which t e d staff of the Oregon growers.
and 'erevo oa X Incident to the taking ad ministra t ion.
« s a demand.tg that Japan enter into
Sa.em— The average daily attend­
la stating that an examination of the del.be rat ions fearlessly, submit­
oxer of San Fraa'.iseo try t i e United
a i " ;a the schools of Union county
State* from M * i W la l i l t , fol!oae4 the books shoved that $204,000.000 ting her wants resolutely, combating it're sted from 3,395 in the year 1920
by a dvVe and military parade, San had been expended from the public for them with confidence and not op­ to 7 <77 In the year 1921, according to
F ran flare la lc r d iy e »i»tr a i»d her funds of the shipping board last year, posing just claims Hagghng and hick-! a report prepared by Mrs. A. E. Ivan-
Mr Lasker said this ‘ revesied an as­
75th birthday annlreraary.
ering. they insisted, would ruin the ho* county superintendent, and filed
tounding case o f deception to the
cause of Japan.
j w:th the state superintendent of pub-
High freight rate* on livestock and country and congress
Both camps agreed that Japan was | jp- ¡-¿uruction.
fe*d prevent producer* from replenish­
"The president was astonished and
ing the.r ranch**, and the price of ‘ dismayed that such a condition could facing a crisis, requiring tact and
Sa.em,— There were two fatalities
meat a ill he advanced to the consumer, exist when I laid these figures before breadth of vision Many members of in Oregon due to industrial accidents
council, according to the
the hoard of railroad commission» r* him. but he wanted me to give the the ,, r privy
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the week ended July 15, ac
well-informod newspaper ChogaJ Bho-
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said In a trie f filed Wednesday vith public the facts," he sdded.
corning to a report prepared by the
gyo Sbimpo. were {•es*:mistie about
the lnier**a!e commerce commission.
commission
here.
Total expenditures over receipts ap the conference; they contended that Etate industrial
After putting through a rule calling peered to be approximately $200 000.-> the proposal to discuss problems and T ie victims were Anna McNaughton.
for n final rote on the ta riff hill on 000. Mr Lasker said, instead of $00.-1 policies of tbe far east indicated co­ elevator operator, Portland, and Jack
July 21. nnd limiting amendmenta ' <12247.11, as previously shown by tbe operatimi between the United States Pressier. logger. Myrtle Point.
from the floor to hide*, oil. cotton, | board s books.
Hood River.— L. M. Tucker, in
and Great Britain in an attempt to
A commercial concern operating on
asphalt and dyes, the house held Its
charge of the recently established
first night session Tuesday night In a similar basis would have been in ably for them an Indication of which * state f -h hatchery on Hood River at
order to accommodate the multitude the hands of a receiver some t rue was to be seen in tbe atT!tcde of the *he mouth of Green Point creek, has
sgo, the chairman asserted, stating English toward the Anglo-Japanese al­
of m*set* ri eager to discuss it.
received 230,000 trout eggs from
also that he knew this stste o f sffairs liance.
1
a
hatchery
at Klamath Palls. He for­
Eaznoan de Valera, the Irish repub­ was not tbe fault of Admiral Benson,
Tike invitation to China to join in merly received an allotment of 200,-
lican leader, and bis colleague* are in ex-chairman of the board, nor of Con
L or don for the purpose of discuaslag troller Tweedale He said that it was the conference, it was further urged, '■•>0 eggs, all of which have been
ultb the British government the Irish due to the system started during the was additional evidence In support of hatched.
siTuatloa
According to present *r- war. and continued until recently. Tbe tbe theory of a secret purpose on the
Albany.— Work on a building which
rsngementa, De Valera « i l l meet the money which is unaccounted for was part of the Anglo-Saxon nations in will bouse one of the most modern
prime minister la the cabinet room in said by the chairman to have been railing the conference.
creamery plants in the state began
Downing street Thursday morning.
here Monday. The structure will re-
I ditbarsed by operators of government -1
p « t * d •-heir any U m * t
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U. S. Pays Money to England puc« the old punt of the Albany
îfc r.e y s u c k ie an3
.c ta ^ «,
vmmimmiift:it¡t!i¡¡:iimiiiiinimimi'¿ sweeten and add one pint of cream.
§ THE GIRL ON THE JOB ¡
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How to Succeed—How to Get
Ahead—How to Maxe Good
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IN
T 1 IE
O F F IC E .
Is no better way to wa«te
ll
T i HERE
four time than to work In an
7«
otti-e where there is friction between
tbe employee»
,,w, _
The root of the evil is generally
poor organization. If you are given
orders by someone whom you do not
recognize as your superior, you are
likely to get huffy. You don’t carry
out the order» as you should. The
work of the office suffers.
Every office should have an under­
standing as to the rating of each em­
ployee. I f you give orders there must
be no mistake in your right. If you
take orders you should understand
that the person giving them has the
authority.
If the office is small It Is ea«y for
the head to give instructions on this
point. If It 1.» large It Is better to
have a chart showing the exact posi­
tion of each member of the force.
But there are other sources of fric­
tion. A habit of fault finding and criti­
cism is an excellent medium for frie-
tb n. D n I foil Into the liahit of
criticising your superiors.
It is a
schoolgirl trick. The entire atmos­
phere of an office can be poisoned by
It.
I f you are working in an office that
Is a hotbed of this sort of thing, get
cut of It. You will do tietter to take
a chance, even to accept a lower sal­
ary. where the spirit of the employees
I Is friendly, and the whole office force
works together. You will do l»etter
work, stand more chance o f promotion,
and your character will not suffer.
Violation of the treaty between the ! owned boats for which a full account-,
Waafciactaa. r* r -D e s p ite Great dreamery association, destroyed by
United State« and Japan of April 5. ' ing has not been made.
Tbe
chairman
further
asserted
that
P.ritain » debt of $4.500.000.000 to this fire a few weeks ago. J. 11. Ham-
11*11, Is charged against a city ordin­
of
0000
voyages
made
only
3000
had
country.
payment of $32.<M.3S2 ha. “ el1 of AlbanJr ha* ™c* ired the ton‘
ance in brattle in n suit filed in su­
contract,
perior court by K Ask urn, proprietor been accounted for and that 200 aud- been made by the American govern-
itne»
were
now
working
on
the
books
ment
to
the
British
ministry
of
ship-
Sa’
e
m
—
So-called weighing jacks
of a pawnshop, who contends that he
was refused a renewal of his license of these operators to find out what p)ng in settlement of a claim against hare been received by the state au-
the war department, treasury effi- tomobile department here and a cam-
and forced to go out of business solely happened
A bal an ce sheet of tbe shipping i cials a i m . tie.; Saturday. Tbe payment; paign to enforce the law relating to
because he «a s a Japanese subject.
boards books < laaslfled receipt* from was made, officials said, pursuant to trucks and loads operating on state
More than 2500 New York state em­ operation of ships, $■>'»' •O0.,|"0; from *n op.n;on by Attorney - General higbways will start next week. The
ploye* drew tbetr last pay check from appropriation. $100,000,000; from bal-, Daugherty.
campaign will be ^carried to every sec-
the state Thursday
Their jobs have ance on band July 1, 1921 $20.000.000;
The British claim was for transpor . tion of Oregon, according to T. A.
been abolished under the program n - and from sale of assets $ 200 . 000000 . tation service arising out of the war Raffety. chief inspector of the motor
(C o p yrigh t.)
of economy and retrenchment adopted a total of $<20.000.000
with Germany, and the payment, it • vehicle department,
by the legislature on tbs recommends
Expense* were, general operations was explained, constituted final set-.
Salem —The 22th carload of Wll-
tlon of Governor Miller. The saving I M M M J M ; new ships. IIM J M J M ; tiement between the war department
effected by the abolition of these jobs dry docks, etc . $4.000.000; supplies
- ' .*h ministry of shipping I
’ ' " **8 *7 prunes, purchased for
« i l l be close to 13,040,MM) a year. It $12,000,000. advances to foreign of­ of all claims of either psriy against distribution in England,
will
be!
« a s estimated
fices. $1 $.000.000 and miscellaneous ex the other for transportation service
shipped from Salem as soon as they
O f all the earth ly music that reaches
pensea. $72,000.000; a total of $420,-
Secretary Mellon asked Mr D*ugh-Ic* n ** crated, according to the Ore-1 farth est Into heaver. Is the bestin g o f *
Investigation of the operations of
000.000. From this balance sheet. Mr ertv for a ruling at to whether the i « oa Growers Cooperative association, tru ly lo vin g h eart.—H W . Beecher. .
the federal reserve board, the chamber
Lasker said, the hoard had spent act of March 3. 1237. which requires; Tbi* w w lt u,r*^ car* of P™“ «-» w111
FOOD FOR THE FAMILY.
of commerce of the United States and
above earnings $100.000,000 in direct the secretary to withhold the pavment * * shipped to New York, while 10.000:
"the great trusts, such ss the steel,
I appropriations. $20.040,000 from a bal­ of any judgment against the United o f u,e b* ,t*'r »»R eties of the product |
IVE the children carrots; the
coal, credit and money trusts," «a s
ance of a previous year and $200.000.- States where the claimant ts indebted,
young tender carrot Is rich In Iron
*** **n, *° Portland,
asked of a joint congressional commis­
000 from assets sales, or $320,000,000 to this country in any manner, ap-
p aiis City.— This summer marks the and other minerals needed in the Mood.
sion Monday by C. 8. Barrett, chair­
of deficit.
plied to such a claim.
I . launching
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. ____ ,_I Serve them once or twice a week In dif­
of s _________
community
enterprise
man of the national board of farm
*'l am asking congress for $300.000.-
Mr
Daugherty
held
the
,ct
d.I
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nt
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mhirh
bldf
f,
tr
to * a ferent ways so that the family will
organisation* and president of the na-
not tire of them. Cooked In as little
000 for the year." Chairman l^ssker apply as It was n-t the practice of | | K tm
,t u the Fan , CitJ c#nnery.
t.oaai farmers’ union.
water as possible and served with
said, ’ and I fear that I may thru« *<>t ereign nations to prosecute their fonBerty OWD^ j b). ,he A RaperX com.
butter In their own sauce, with per­
Harry G Hawker, the first aviator a lot of sand Into the gear box of tax claims against one another in the ^ ny wh(ch
purchased March » haps a dash o f lemon juice and a
to assay a flight across the Atlantic revision, hut we estimate that It will courts and obtain judgment, but ad- hy an aggregation of local townspeo- grating of nutmeg, no vegetable is
In an airplane, met n terrible death take from $140,000.000 to $ 12$.Oo0.OOO i just such matters through diplomatic
>nd fartner,. involving about $20,- acre wholesome or appetising.
Tuesday while flying over Dendon to run the next six months. But we I
OOo In the transa» tion. C. J. Fugh. ex­
Orangeade.
field In Ilondon
The machine «a s plan to pay for all losses of operations
manager for tbe Rupert company, was
Take two cupfuls o f ornnee Juice,
and
settle
a
part
of
the
claims
against
seen descending In flames, and Hawk­
Fa-vne Gnp* 20.000.000
made president and manager of th--
add oue and one half cupful» of su­
er’s body was found 204 yards from the shipping- board, amounting to
B erlin—Twenty million persons are nrw concern.
gar. one cupful o f stinined cranberry
The#* may on the verge Of starvation in the 1
the spot where the airplane fell. It more than $304 000.000
.
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Salem — More than 2«).040 pickers juice and two quarts of water. Boil
«a s badly mutilated both by fire and be settled at no more than $0 cents - drought-stricken
sections of Rossis.
K
the sugar and water together five min­
the fall
One foot was severed and on the dollar, because they are be­ subsisting mainly on moss, gras* and * m * * needed to harvest Oregon s ute«. then coed and add the strained
lieved to he padded "
b o h legs were broken.
the bark of trees, according to tbe h°P cro*> thi» F **r- •ccording to e# Juices. Garnish each g!a«s with n
Yosslsche Zeltung. quoting Inform al “ * * ^ * Approximately half this nun* slice of orange hung on the edge of
The an:
Cburch to Have Ad Man,
tion from ’’rellahle Russian sources ” her will be required in Marion a n d , the glam.
« a s sign'd late Tuesday by President
—
New York
Advertiaing columns of
Refugees are reported to be pour- Polk counties. Pickers will enter the
Harding
Tbe bill carries approx! daily newspapers are to be used for ing Into Moscow and Petrograd by local field about August 20. and about !
S n-P e Dessert
tnately 1410.004.000 and Its signing general church advertising as well as thousands and to he fleeing hopelessly three weeks will be required to com-
rru t
brrU,i ' Dto • bowl
and peur over It enough canned fruit
ended tbe technical lapse o f navy for evangelistic purposes, it waa an- in every direction,
plete the harvest. Although wage*
Juice *to thoroughly soak the bread.
funds shlcb had existed since July 1. nounred Monday by official* of the
The parched earth. It Is asserted. Is have not yet been determined, grow­ Set away to chill and serve w Rh cream*
when tbe fiscal year began. Under a Protestant Episcopal church
Tbe opening np great crevices and 'wells ers said that the figure probably and sugar. Such a dessert is evpecial-
resolution which accompanied the bill
would he fixed at 44 to 45 cents for a ly good for the little folks.
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to ths White House tbe appropriations ha* been instructed to add a com läge* are reported oa fire. ATI rattle 50 pound box.
String Bssn« and Tomato**.
were made retroactive to July 1. to prtent advertising writer to its staff. In the stricken districts have been
Salem —Oregon hop grower« this
Take freshly cooked string beans
cover technical deficits.
The extent of the new venture slaughtered.
year will exert special rare in the and put into a baking dish with some
Employe« o f the American Railway in church publicity was not an
conduct of their fields with relation •live oil. chopped onion, parsley, salt
Navy Recruiting Halted
As
Express will receive a page reduction nounred
to cleanliness and good picking, ac­ and pepper. Cook slowly.
o f 4 cents an hour, beginning August 1.
Washington D. C.— Navy recruitiog cording to T. A Livesley A Co and beans dry out add the strained juice
Frisky Lamb Is Costly.
under n decision o f the United States
has been stopped except for old men other dealers in this vicinity. The o f tomatoes.
j
r i Cook Book
Freeze and sen e with a garnish of
candied peel or orange marmaladei
Lemon Ra i n P e.
Take a cupful o f large raisins, add
a cupful of sugar, one large letnc-a,
part of the grated rind, a taLlesp» n-
ful of flour and a cupful o f water.
Bake with two crusts.
For a Friday meal serve boiled fish,
lemon sauce, baked potatoes and a
steamed pudding with an egg Mure.
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i THE ROMANCE OF WORDS •
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-SINCERE."
* T FIR S T g
-igll*h
»"a
would *!►
pear to have little connection
with ‘'wax”—but. by reaaou o f
a cusn-m
prevalent
ancc.g
iL-nian bt; Jers. that U ptv
ly where It came from,
c
In an» tent Rome workmen fre-
f quent y took short cuts and
• tklmped their labors. It be.ng a
common practice f»>r marble
workers to apply a piece of wax
to a chipped part of the stone
in order to conceal the defect
made by a too hasty or tdb care­
less stroke.
When the sun
melted the wax. the defect in
the statue or column or pedestal
would be at once apparent.
Meanwhile, however, the laborer
had been paid and the purchaser
would find himself with a dam­
age»! article on his hands.
In time, the words "sine
cera" (without wax) began to
appear in building agreements,
thus stipulating that the work
would be carried out by skilled
workmen and completed without
the use of camouflage. Gradu­
ally the term book on a broader
meaning and was applied to per­
sons who were believed to t*
free from defects, who were
genuine and who might 1«
safely trusted.
In Engtlih.
therefore, all that ts expressed
in the one word “ sincere.”
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railroad labor board Tuesday The rut
w ill affect all employe« o f tbe com
pany except a few hundred shopmen,
nbout 04.000 worker«, or 25 per cent
under tbe normal force being In the
express service at the present time
.V« reduction o f express rates Is con­
templated at this time as a result of
tko wage cut. express company officials
said.
Yakima. Wash — One frisky lamb
caused a stampede that drowned ISO
sheep In the Peshasttn river, with a
loss of $*oo and the cast of recovering
and burning the bodies, according to
A. D Ihinn. who told the story here
Monday The sheep belonged to Ev­
erett Butler and William Knox of
this city and were part of a band to
be shipped to Uhlrsgo
LYRICS OF LIFE
By DOUGLAS MALLOCH
THE
LIT TLE
GODS.
all error, God all truth?
I S MAN
I sometimes wonder. Why does
G»wl
But noble hearts In r»»ats uncouth
And silken raiment on a clod?
Rags for the Innocent to wear
And for the jade the satin shawl—
I see such error everywhere
I sometimes wonder, after all.
And yet I do not wonder long:
This topsy-turvy is not H I»—
The wnrld of right, the world of wrong.
The same today and ever Is.
I f sin wears satin, virtue rags.
*Tls not Go»l's fault— It is because
We sit up»»n our money-bags
And dare to change God's very laws.
Our little time we play the lord.
1'orgetting Go»!, ours-lves are g»*!».
And virtue puni»h, sin reward.
While Judgment slumbers, Justlc«
nods.
And then some day a mighty hand
Shall «weep us from our stolen
throne—
No little g »J i shall rule the land.
But God shall rule, and men atone.
who "ship over."
Only continuous word has been given out by Salem
Cheese W ^
Tomato**.
service re-enlistment* w tll% * accept­ hop dealers that letters received from
Take one i upf . i-f «tewed •••tr.#oe*.
ed Reports for tbe past week fpdi- England indicate that tbe buyers this j ^
, llfT nt
chopped and
The little gods are many— lust,
cate that approximately <00 re-enlist , year will demand clean hops and that ,,,,» .„p fo i of «-toe«* cut in bits; cook
Ei$F. agance and idleness.
mrnta have been received, wh.le 344 j only first-class product will be ac j onoi «-.it and then sdd a teaspoonful
And greed that bathes itself in dust.
new men signed up before the order cepted
Engl -h « ■■ heat--* handle of a« *» d ’ he same amount of pap-
And flippant «perch. Immodest drew* j
became effective. They will he the practia ally all ef the local hep cropg| ' «
"ve on t<w»t or hot era« kero The little goda shall rule awhile
last to get In until the personnel Is and it is
desire of the growers
Their little women, little men—
reduced to the 104.000 total provided that tbe product shall m-rt with their
.
O - ^ je Sherbet.
And then the Only God will smile
satisfa» t ion
I 1 ** • l** » * orange fole*, a quar-
for by law.
And set the world to rights again.
i ter of ■ cup .4 lemon juice sugar to
(C»e> right j