The Monmouth herald., April 07, 1922, Image 2

COMMONS
BACKS
PREM IER
IJ**yd Cw f p Givra V «U at G
OF CURRENT WEEN
COAL MINES SHUT *
Load on. — Tbe boose of
Monday Bigbt, after aa unexciting de
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jority of 2TB Premier Lloyd George'*
r*solution cal:lag for confidence In tbf
Daily News Items.
go rera m ex ti policy on tbe coming
ecoaonaie coference at Genoa,
S C H O O L PAI] S
Salem.— Abe Evans, lor the sixth
100,000 Non-Union Workers In-
eluded in Figures.
state penitentiary here a year ago to
pay the death penalty for murder in
Wasco county. Fr.day morning at­
tempted to take his life by hanging.
Tbe
Salem— The Siiverton Parent-Teach­
er association, at a meeting of the
Marion County Parent-Teacher asso­
| Prior to this tbe h ow s by a vote
ciation held here Saturday, was award­
I of 347 to M rejected aa amendment i
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ed the attendance flag. This is the
proposed by John Robert Clynes, la I
second time that Siiverton has won
K t n U at Sotad Pwplt, C * »i
frficials Do X<4
Ne« Expert Exact Skew. this flag.
I
wbicb. w t.> approving an Is OBciala
lag for Whole foentry t a Be
; temationa! economic and ftnajscia
Prtneville — Friday. April 7, has
I conference, declared that tbe govern
Thing« ffw tk K m v u ( .
Known for Some Time
been designated as clean-up day for
meat was not competent to represent
PrineTOle and on that day all business
houses will be closed for any business
| tbe country at such a conference and
Figure« given cut la Seattle. W ash . : did not have tbe confidence of tbe
Indianapolis.— Complete suspension except that of a clean-op nature The
Montsy by Mayor Caldwell »bowed a
of
coal mining by onion workers mark­ campaign will be conducted by the |
country.
dt'reaae la tbe Beattie municipal
Fireman s association of the city.
la tbe earlier part of tbe session ed the beginning Saturday of tbe na­
»treet railway deficit dsr.c* January.
Eugene—Grocery stores in Eugene
tbe bonne passed sn boar sod 20 min­ tion-wide walkout ordered by the
1422, of $17,043 l l
utes of so*-h tenseness ss it bad not ^ United Mine W orken of America. hereafter will be compelled to place
ail food for sale under cover to pre­
Two large icebergs were reported la experienced for many months, when
Union leaders estimated WO,040 min vent flies and dust from reaching it
fbe westboaod traas-At.aatic »team tbe prime minister, fresh from bis
ship lan*« Tuesday by tbe coast guard retirement In tbe country, threw down ers, including 140,000 nonunion men, The city council at itr meeting Friday
cotter Seneca. Tbe Seneca is main­ tbe gauntlet to bis opponents and de- *** enliated in tbe movement and pro­ night passed sn ordinance to this ef­
taining tbe International ice patrol.
cured that a vote on tbe hitherto in- dieted no change could be expected fect and it provides a fine of from $5
to $25 for its violation.
nocuoo* Genoa resolution was tanta­ soon.
Non onion coal miner» la both an­
mount to a vote of confidence or lack
ÖftivHPNel'j
Elgin.— Mayor Gettings has issued
Tbe exact effectiveness of tbe sus­
thracite and bituminous fields will Join of confidence in tbe government.
a proclamation declaring a clean-up
pension, especially In tbe non-union
In large numbers with onion miners la
If Mr. Lloyd George has bred of
week from April 1 to April 8. Each
and
partly organised field*, was dif­
tbe coal strike April 1, John L. l^ w is ,! „ffice. as bis son announced Saturday
citizen is urged to clean up and paint
International president of tbe United certainly be appeared In fighting ficult to gauge, however, because Sat­ his property. The Ad club has ap­
Mine Workers, predicted Tuesday.
mood as he entered tbe house amidst urday also marked the ann.‘Termary of pointed committees, and the chair­
Ills rest bad i tbe eight-hour work day in tbe coal man. H. H. Weatherspoon. urged the
The house Monday, by a 3 to-1 vote, a storm of cheering
OO WE GET A BUMP
added t l 5.440,040 to tbe amount car­ plainly benefited him, as evidenced; industry with an annual holiday In Improvement club to co-operate.
WHEN WE HIT
^
ried In tbe army bill for river and by bis bronzed face and quick step, tbe coal fields.
OUR HEADS?
Salem.— Tax revenue derived by the
harbor Improvements, disregarding and aa be strode to the ministerial
The reports from field leaders show­ state of Oregon through the opera­
recommendations of tbe budget bu­ bench with a somewhat defiant atti- j ed tbe great bulk of tbe suspension tions of so-called stock fire insur­ Y F TOD would take something not
quite as rigid as your head— a soft
bis whole bearing was that o f ,
,n |**n M , lTalUa# w#nt Vir­
reau and of tbe appropriations com­
ance companies during the year 1921 leather ball, for example— and jam
a
asan
entering
upon
a
great
fight
mittee.
ginia, Ohio. Indiana, Illinois, Missouri. aggregated 172.603. as against 1146.544
It against the corner of a table, a
with every determination to win and Iowa, Kansas and nearby southwestern
for the year 1920. according to a re­ distinct dent or hollow will appear. If
An uneipeeted snowellde at Alamo, with confidence In his own powers
states.
port prepared here Saturday by A. C. you strike a rubber ball or any other
B. C., has cut off the Queen Hess mine,
The bouse was crowded. Interest
Report* from other fields were som e Barber, state insurance commissioner resilient object against the same pro-
where seven persons are reported Iso­ being accentuated by conflicting re­
| Jection. the dent will appear only for
, what vague and union officials did
lated. Telephone communication has ports on whether tbe premier would
Haines. — The first building opera­ a moment and the hall will then fill
not expect an exact showing for tbe
been established and It is learned the demand a vote of confidence in con­
entire country would be available be­ tions here this year are now going on out and be as round as formerly.
camp Is provisioned for a month or nection with tbe Genoa resolution, or
at the Haines Stampede corporation Why, then, don’t we get dents in our
fore tbe middle of next week.
heads Instead of humps?
als week*.
whether in view of the delicate po­
I resident Lewis estimated that BOOO grounds and include the large new
The answer Is that we do. but they
grandstand
and
bleachers.
In
addl-
Home seller* In Chicago are paying litical situation he would sidestep the of tbe 7500 mines in tbe country that „ __. ,k____ . _____.
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_ i fill up so rapidly that we do not
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more attention to home cellars this
have been operating recently had
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* I notice them and ar--
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a|moat irn-
Great crowds of people Vainly bom­ closed and In addition It was pointed for concession,, box offices, side walls Ui„ „ bunip.. whu.h
year than ever before, according to
eibihltora at Chicago's second annual barded the commons officials for out that 2540 mines have been idle sr:'l sto< kades for livestock used In mediately thereafter and remains for
the exhibitions.
I some time. This bump 1* caused by
"own your borne” exposition at the passes admitting them to tbe proceed j for some time.
f
Coliseum. No 1422 cellar la consid­ Ings and the galleries were filled with
In various field s— particularly in
S a le m -T h e state bond commission *he
° f the, * * * >“ rePa‘ r'
Ing the Injury resisting from the
ered complete without Its "work the more fortunate. Among the dis­ Pennsylvania and West Virginia— the will meet here April 10 to purchase b]oW
An tnrreaged supply of blood
tinguished persona present was the i field leaders of tbe union were plan- bonds for the segregated accident
room.'*
Is rushed to the spot and the sur­
American ambassador, Mr. Harvey, i n|0g meetings during the next few fund In the amount of approximately rounding veins become distended In
Tbe Russian boluhevlkl continue to
who frequently smiled broadly at tbe dajr(t their purpose being to gain as 175.000.
The bond commission Is taking care of this over-supply. Other
export large amounts of gold. In one
premiers quaint or biting humor
much support as possible from the composed of Governor Olcott, O. P. healing fluids are also brought to the
week 515 caaea of gold coins arrived
Mr Lloyd George s speec h obviously , nonunion workers. In strongly union- Hoff, state treasurer, and W. A. Mar­ Injured place to assist In rapid re­
In Stockholm from ftevai, while In
was not an attempt at oratory such aa | ixe(j fields, which were hit the hardest shall, chairman of tbe state industrial covery and the presence of these, to­
another week an Kathonlan icebreaker
gether with the blood, forces the skin
be Is capable of, but was rather an by the suspension, the union leaders accident commission.
brought 529 cases valued at $22,000,-
to rise. A blow on the head will
exhibition of wbat the critics in the regarded any break In their battle-
040. It la understood that these par­
Haines.— The O'Bryant Grain com­ cause a larger “ bump” than elsewhere
gallery called masterly handling of front as Impossible.
on the body because the skin Is
cels of gold only pass to America.
his audience.
lie coaxed, cajoled.
Mines In western Canada were re­ pany, which has operated here for the stretched tightly over the skull and
past
four
years,
was
Saturday
sold
to
The '‘ Siamese twins” will be oper­ Joked and defied them In turn, but ported as closed, but those In Nova
the Intervening space Is very narrow.
ated on and the connection of flesh each phase of tbe speech fitted In with Scotia were In operation. Five thou George A. Marshall, D. E. Hoge and Hence the skin must be pushed up
Mr. O'Bryant has further to make room for the heal­
that Joins them severed should either tbe preceding like a carpenter's Joint sand union miners In Kentucky also J F. O'Bryant.
of them die of their present Illness.
were scheduled under the union's pro­ managed the company for the past ing agents which the body dispatches
as soon as the brain telegraph* the
ITans for the operation were com­
Ku K lu« Eject Negro
gramme to remain at work, Mr. Lewis several yearn and maintained branches
Injury.
pleted Tuesday In Chicago. The two.
Boeeburg, Or. — Great excitement declaring that thla was In harmony at Haines, North Powder and Telo-
(C o p yrigh t )
Josepfa and Rosa Illazek, were de­ watt caused here about midnight Sun­ with a contract with the operators caset, with headquarters at Baker.
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clared to be In a serious condition day night, when tbe Ku Klux Klan which has another year to run. In
Albany.— On a trip of several hun­
from an attack of Jaundice.
: to Read Your
started a search for Sam Jackson, addition. 13,000 union men were to dred miles which will be concluded by Y O U R ’ í ATT i How
jl C h a ra c te r is tic s
Troops of the far eastern republic negro bootblack, who was alltged to remain In the mines to protect the her marriage. Miss Myrtle E. La Rowe H A N H
i l / w l ’I I y tnd Tendencies — the
are advancing steadily toward Vlad­ have Inaulted several women, while In properties from damage, but reports left her home In this city Friday. She
Capabilities or Weak­
an
intoxicated
condition.
The
klans-
to
union
headquarters
here
Indicated
will
travel
to
Mazatlan.
Mexico,
where
ivostok, "pursuing the demoralised
nesses That Make for Success or
that
disputes
had
developed
in
Iowa,
rnen
had
attended
a
lecture
and
mo­
she will be wedded to Eugene Horn-
and completely defeated bands of tbe
Failure as Shown in Your Palm
Merkuloff troops," according to a tion picture given by the order and Montana and Washington aa to the back, former Albany young man, who
wages
to
be
paid
these
maintenance
cablegram received In * ashiagton i fo,l° w l " «
programme it waa re-
1» now living on the island of Palmeto
THE FINGER NAILS
del Verde, o ff the west coast of Mex­
Tuesday from Chita by the Washing !
,0 ,he'n that ,he ne* ro h,d men.
The union leaders In these states ico.
ton office of the "dalla." the official
o " “ >« » f e e t and
Y X 7 II E N the ” m<»«>n nt the root of
were Insisting that the wages pro­
made Insulting remarks to them
’ * the fiiig. r nails shows a red
news agency of the republic.
Eugene.—
More
than
$600
in
claims
Squads were quickly formed and a vided In the contracts expiring Friday
color of mixed shading, it is an indica­
Radium valued at 120.000 stolen careful aearch of the city was made, midnight be continued, while opera on account of sheep being killed or tion o f a combative nature, which de­
from the side of a patient In the Ham­ but the negro managed to get Into tors were said to be seeking reduc maimed by dogs were presented to lights In contests of bodily strength
the Lane county court during March, or mental agility. Note whether the
ilton, Ont., city hospital while he waa hiding and remained there.
When tions.
according to the records c f County nail o f the finger of Saturn, or second
unconscious, has been located In Hyra located after daybreak he waa given
Clerk Bryson. Dogs in the vicinity of finger, hears a white mark. This is
ruae, N. Y „ It was learned Tuesday. 24 hours to leave the city and he Im­
Twins' Spines Joined.
Junction City hare been especially held by some authorities to Indicate
It was at first thought that the radium mediately began to comply with tbe
Chicago.—The "Blames® twins.” Jo- vicious, more claims haring come a voyage to he undertaken by the sub­
had been lost In the hospital and an order.
sefa and Rosa Rlasek, who died last from that part of the county than any ject. If a nail shows black marks. It
expert from I'ittaburg made n vain
is an Indication of sorrow and trou­
week, were Joined at the spine and other section.
aearch of the city’s sewers
ble. On the thumb nail the black
Editor and Solon Clash.
severing them would have been fatal,
Prlnevllle.— The Crook County Co­ mark shows a faulty, passionate na­
Jackson, Mias.—A fisticuff occurred according to X-ray photograph* taken
The part of President Harding In
ture. On the nail of tne finger of
operative Land association has receiv­ Mercury, the little finger, a white spot
the coming congressional campaign on the floor of the lower house Mon­ after their death.
ed
a
state
charter
which
gives
It
the
Tbe pictures. It waa declared, show
means a successful business enter­
will be a silent one. It was learned at day between Jeff Collins, representa­
the White House, where It was said \ tive, and Frederick Mullens, editor of ed a continuous U-shaped spine and right to engage In the real estate busi­ prise. and a black spot means the op­
The association posite. a reverse or disaster in busi­
that the president 1» awT«e to t it mg the Dally News
The difficulty was also several vital organs in common. ness without profit
ness.
the slump on behalf of any congres­ said to have been provoked by an The death waa due to Intestinal ob­ was formed recently to do everything
I f there Is a white, star-shaped mar*
possible
toward
getting
the
lands
of
struction.
according
to
George
W
sional candidates.
Mr Harding. It editorial In the Dally New# which re­
on
the nail. It Is a sign of affectlou
Crook county settled and to bring the
was said, leans toward the view that ferred to an alleged attempt of Mr Brady, radiographer.
that Is not reciprocated, except when
settlers
and
the
owners
of
surplus
It la not the part of the president to Collins to present adoption of a com
the mark appears on the thumb nail,
land together.
Sunday Movies Favored.
mlttee report that Investigated the
when It means the opposite, or re­
go out on the stump and orate.
COMPILED
FOR
YOU
I ¿ I
time since he was covuciued to the
bate adopted by tbe sobstantial ma­
Brief Resume Most Important
STATE N E W S 1 I A I
IN BRIEF.
REPORTS Y E T
VAGUE
j
WHY
August I’ robst, ex butler at the Roll­
ing Ro«k club, near Pittsburg, who
charged he was being "railroaded"
out of the country because of a love
affair with Miss Virginia Uralgle Mc­
Kay. prominent aoclety girl, was Il­
legally ordered deported. Federal
Judge Knox ruled Tuesday, In a de­
cision on Pruhst'a habeas corpus ac­
tion
Probsl was held, however, for
further deportation proceedings.
Panic reigned In the Union Congre­
gational church In Green Hay, Wla..
Tuesday night when a bomb waa
thrown Into an audience of 54A per­
sona gathered to hear William K
(Pussyfoot) Johnson, world famed pro­
hibitionist, deliver hla address on
"T h a New India."
It waa evident
from tha action of the bomb that the
handling had ahaken Its contents,
musing It to explode In much the
•sms manner as a defective fire crack
•r fix «lea.
rharges brought by Governor Russell
Grants P a ss—Wind and rain have
Tacoma. Wash.—Sunday movies and
against the first Insurance companies baseball are planks In the platform of melted the snow on Oregon mountains,
the socnlled church ticket of Sumner, between Grants Pass and Crescent
Bulgaria Fulfill« Obligation.
,.u, aIlup , a„ey. a(lop„ .d unJlnl City, until It Is but five feet deep at
'•■sent th
Sofia. — Bulgaria has fulfilled her mously at a political caucus following
obligation under the pence treaty to the nomination of Dr. C. E. Judd for ed section is but 3*4 miles long. About
deliver a large number o f cattle and mayor; L. I). Ryan and Clyde Tuel half o f this Is on the Oregon side.
materials to Jugoslavia. Koumanla for councllmeti, and O. T. FTjar for For the last two months, passengers
and G ree c e The mlted commissions. | treasurer. Street dancing under prop- to the coast have been obliged to
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compioo <1 of reprt rental Ives of the j er supervision was also favored, as walk through the snow.
i ountrl * Interested, have parted on | was personal freedom within the Ilm-
Astoria.—Cargo lumber shipments
n ost cordial and friendly terms in its ot the la
from the Columbia during the month
ronsequence of the satisfactory ful­
of March were quite heavy and total­
fillment of this condition.
Better Rescues Child.
ed nearly 70.000,000 feet. Statistics
Goshen. N. Y.— Marlow, a setter made by Deputy Collector of Customs
Newspaper# Cut Prices.
owned by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sims, Karinen show that 41 vessels loaded
Springfield. Mass —The Springfield rescued their 4 year-old ton Charles, at the mills In the lower river district
Republican announce.) Sunday r ntght who waa missing two hours Tbe fam­ during the month and their combined
that beginning on Monday the price ily and neighbors hunted the fields In cargoes amounted to 31.794.682 feet
would be red Weed from 3 rents to 1 vain. The dog conducted a aearch Twenty-six vessels with 20.643.215 feet
cent a ropy
The Springfield Union alone and trailed the child to a marsh, on board sailed for California Eleven
announced that the price of Its even where he waa stark In the mud. The vessel#, laden with 7,702.224 feet, are
Ing edition would be reduced from 2 boy told his mother that Marlow took en route to foreign ports, while four
cents to I rent, with Its morning edi­ hold of hi* walat with hla teeth and vessels carrying 1.549.223 feet went to
tion remaining at 2 cents.
pulled him from the alough.
the Atlantic seaboard.
quited affection.
Nails of medium length and width,
and of a bluish tint, show that the
circulation of the blood Is faulty, and
there Is a tendency toward extreme
nervousness.
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LITTLE MAN
Boy" has gone away,
" 'Biggest
e
'Little Man” Is here.
But "1
I miss the "Big Boy's” heavy tread.
But rising sweet and clear,
I hear the “ Little Man's" request
“ When “Daddy's" face he sees:
“ I ’m papa's ownest Little Man—
Give me a penny, please I”
T
he
The “ Biggest Boy” is not at home.
And though his absence hurts
At least there's comfort— I can find
Clean collars, socks and shirts.
And when I look about and see
The "Little Man” at play.
That lonesome feeling in my heart
Just somehow fades away.
The "Biggest Boy” has "hit the trail,*
But "Little Man" still stands
Beside his "Daddy's" easy chair
And stretches out his hands;
lie smiles and says with coaxing vote*
While climbing on my knees:
“ I ’m pupa's little man today;
Give me some candy, please!”
One boy has gone to fight his fight;
One boy remains with me—
The “ Biggest Boy" with bearded lip.
The "Little Man" aged three.
And may the one who's fur awny
'Midst life's hard toil and care
Remain ns fond of "Dad” as he
Who stands beside my chair.
(C op yrigh t.)
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T lofh^iCooR Book
With weights and measures Just and truap
Oven of even heat;
Well-buttered tins and quiet nerves.
Success will be complete.
—Mary C. Upham.
CANDIES FOR THE CHILDREN
A T A L L times of the year the chll-
* * dren clamor for candy, but during
the cold weather it is more frequently
made In the home.
Opera Fondant.
Put two cupfuls of sugar and one
cupful of heavy cream into a saucepan
and stir until the sugar is dissolved
and tiie boiling point is reached, then
add one-eighth of a teaspoonful of
cream of tartar and bolt until the sirup
makes a soft ball when dropped into
cold water or until the candy thermom­
eter registers 138. Pour at once with­
out scraping the dish on to a marble
slab or large platter lightly greased
with butter. When cold work with a
wooden spoon or broad spatula until
It forms a ball. Cover with a damp
cloth and leave for half an hour. Then
knead and mold with the hands until
smooth, adding such flavoring and col­
oring as desired ar.d pack In a crock.
Cover closely and leave until wanted.
Opera Bonbons.
Divide opera fondant into several
portion«, flavor each and color, then
add different kinds of chopped fruit.
Shape Into halls or press Into a box
lined w ¡th waxed paper and when
firm cut Into cubes.
C r»am M ints.
Put one and one-half cupful# o f
sugar, one-fourth of a cupful o f wa­
ter and two tabtespoonfuls o f corn
sirup Into a saucepan. Boll to the soft
ball stage and pour out on a buttered
platter to cool. When cool, work with
a wooden spoon until creamy. Bet
away covered with a cloth. When ready
to prepare, melt over hot water, add
peppermint and drop by teespoonfula
on waxed paper. Wlntergreen patties
tnay he prepared by adding a bit of
pink coloring and wlntergreen flavors
’ng.
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