The Monmouth herald., July 21, 1922, Image 6

ASK O P E R A T O R S TO R E S U M E
| Harding Urges Mine [Ow ners to Start
OF CURRENT WEEK
l rp Production.
Washington, D. C. —
Bituminous
100 SHOTS FIRED
IN STRIKE CLASH *
coal-mine operator* were “ in vi'ed" by
Brief Resume Most Important
Daily News Items.
FOR
but the commission ruled that In vtew crater ever again would be active,
of the crisis the smaller figure was all broke forth again Monday with Its
that would be required.
old-time vigor.
1 -ave spurted 10 0 feet from the bot­
The state department announced
tom. making a llv Id pool 300 feet In
Tuesday that a tentative programme
diameter with brilliant molten foun­
fo r evacuation o f Santo Domingo by tains spraying more than 40 feet Into
American military forces had been the sir.
Agreed upon with a group of Domini
.can leaders who have been In Wash­
Aguiealdo Can't Come.
ington some months on their own
Manila.— Emilio Agulnsldo, former
Initiative in conference with depart­ ty leader of the Filipino revolution­
ment officials. The programme will ists. who had planned to attend the
be carried out. the statement said, “ as Spanish W ar Veterans' convention in
soon as It can be ascertained whether I.o* Angeles, likely will be unable to
R meets with the approval of a ma­ make tho trip. Public fund* to f i ­
nance the trip are lacking.
jo rity o f the Dominican people."
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President Harding at the White House _ .
,
Monday “ to return to your mine prop­ Disorder
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Prineville.—-Good progress is being
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in lexas
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Is Quickly
National Forest and before the sum-
mer is over good roads will open up
many new sections of Crook county
to automobile travel.
D n otlorl
erties and resume operations" after
'cllS H eU .
they had replied to the president's
tender of arbitration for settling the
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Newport.— Claud Markes of Yachats
national coal strike with a collective
was arrested for killing deer out of
offer to put their properties and their
service at the disposal of the govern­
r
Justice Atwater of Waldport and fin-
ment "In this crisis."
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ed »100. Frank W olf of Yachats was
Speaking us chairman of the group
| tried for the same offense and fined
Event» e f Noted People, Government» of operators after the White House Protection o f San Bernardino, Cal., » 50 .
conference, Alfred M. Ogle said the em­
and Pacific Nortnwent, and Other
Railroad Property Is Request­
Salem.— Oregon national guardsmen
ployers would make the attempt to re­
ed
by
Sheriff
and
Mayor.
are
to receive their pay quarterly here­
Thing» Worth Knowing.
sume operations.
after, according to announcement at
Meanwhile
the
miners'
union
j the offices of the adjutant-general Sat-
through an adjournment sine die of
The »trike of Berlin printer», which its controlling policy committee, made
Ennls, Texas.— First disorders here urd®>- In the P“ 8‘ the guardsmen
...
,
, have been paid semi-annually. The
has kept the German capital without certain its refusal to accept the arbi­ in connection with
the shopmen s
„
,
„
„
] new ruling goes into effect Septem-
most of its daily newspaper» for sev­ tration proposal and many of Its of­
strike occurred early Saturday morn- ber j
eral day», came to an end Tuesday.
ficials immediately left Washington.
than Ì 00 shots were
The bituminous operators were like­ Ing . when . more
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Salem.— Gross receipts of the state
The transport Henderson, bearing
exchanged
between
alleged strikers
,
wise not a unit in accepting the gov­
, corporation department for the year
Secretary of the Navy Denby and his ernment arbitration proposals, but and sympathisers and 30 guards in Pnded June 30 192, aggrPKated , 330>.
party, left from Yokohama Tuesday the president said that a “ large major­ the Houston & Texas Central (South- 171.45. an Increase of »25,103 82 over
morning for Nagasaki. The transport ity of them by unqualified acceptance”
ern Pacific) yards.
No casualties the previous year, according to a re-
will pass through the inland sea route. had given him occasion to “ express
were reported and the disorder was port prepared here Saturday by T. D.
The London Evening News Tuesday my own and the public's gratitude."
Handley, state corporation commis-
There were intimations in official quelled in 15 minutes.
says arrangements for repayment of
sioner.
The trouble sfhrted when a car in
the British loan to America In a lump circles that all the implications of the
Bend.—In five years all the high­
sum in the near future are In an ad­ decision to ask that the mines be spector went into ths yards (o inspect
opened
had
been
fully
considered
by
ways
in Oregon can be built with state
vanced stage. It declares repayment
a. southbound passepger train. Strike
will be made by means of a loan to the government and there was a pos­ leaders claim the first shots were fired money and federal aid. This does not
mean that all will be built to standard,
be raised jointly in England and sibility that the protection of troops by railroad guards.
and
the
American
flag
would
be
furn­
but
they will be good, usable roads.
America.
The vicinity was quiet Sunday.
ished in districts where men were will­
Such was the statement made Sun­
Sun Ynt Sen, deposed president of ing to work.
Employers generally
day by R. A. Booth, chairman of the
Houston, Tex.— A temporary injunc­
South China, »ailed into Canton har­ held the view that some coal pro­
state highway commission.
tion was signed by Federal Judge
bor Monday aboard the gunboat Wlng- duction would result In union fields in
Hutcheson Saturday "straitly
w
Klamath Falls.— Working forces in
fung, escorted by two cruisers and I'ennsylvania and Ohio, if nowhere
Joining" the striking railway shop ! Klamath county lumber plants are
one destroyer, after bombarding the else, even though executives of the
crafts and their members "from in- growing and the industry will prob-
Macao fort» two miles below the city. nonunion mines south of the Ohio
tlmidating workers, from interfering ably be operating at normal capacity
Sun declared he would not aguln bom­ river reported that output was being
with the handling of the malls and within 30 days, said H. D. Morten-
bard the city proper.
cut o ff sharply through lack of trans­
interstate commerce, from congregat sen, manager of the Pelican Bay Lum-
portation, duo to the railroad strike.
Appearance Tuesday of Krancls P.
ing on the streets or in front of homes her company, addressing a meeting of
A day and a night of almost con­
Gnrvan, formerly alien property cus­
of employes, from trespassing on rail the chamber of commerce,
tinuous sessions did not suffice to
road premises and from conspiring to
todian and now head of the Chemical
make the bituminous employers a do any of these things."
Bend.— Masonic orders of JJend are
Foundation, Inc., before the special
unit for acceptance of the detailed
"Straitly enjoining" is “ narrowly to Panning construction of a temple
war frauds grand Jury was said in of­
arbitration proposals of the govern­
which may cost in the neighborhood
restrict," it was explained.
ficial circles to have inaugurated n
ment, even though anthracite operators
of »40,000, by next spring. A lot 100
sweeping Inquiry into every act of
last week had given quick acceptance.
Sacramento, Cal.— An appeal for by 150 has been selected by the build­
the custodian's office from its Incep­
On a final vote, a general letter, ac­
state troops to prott'Ct railroad prop­ ing committee which is composed of
tion.
cepting the principle of arbitration
erty at San Bernardtfió against the at­ A. Schilling, J. C. Rhodes. A. A. Ander­
Mrs. Helen El wood Stokes, New and making the tender of mines and tacks of striking shopmeff'Batnrday. son, K. E. Sawyer and Mrs. J. C.
York, won her fight to have her dower services, was agreed upon and pre­ was received by Governor Stephens Vandevert.
right» to property valued at more than sented to the president.
from Sheriff Shay of S(tn Bernardino
Astoria.— A large force of men was
$S,000,000 restored when Supreme
county, and from the mayor of 8 un
still engaged Sunday night in fighting
Court Justice Cohalan handed down a
Bernardino.
WAR V E T E R A N S H A V E 5
the fire in the Crown-Willamette
decision In the suit »he had brought
Governor Stephens replied
the ap­
against her husband, W. E. D. Stokes,
Y E A R S TO CLAI M P E N S I O N peal with a telegram asking the Paper company's holdings. Advices
received here said the flames had been
wealthy hotel man and real estate
sheriff what steps he had taken to
confined principally to the old slash­
operator.
War veterans of the Pacific North­ maintain order in the county.
ings, very little green timber had been
west have five years after discharge
The American relief administration
a
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... damaged and the fire was believed to
from service to file claim for govern­
San Bernardino, Cal.— The sherifr i . „ „ .
. ,
this week expects to reach the maxi­
.
,
be under control,
ment compensation because of war dis­ of . San
Bernardino county and the
mum of it» famine relief programme
abilities, according to instruction mayor of San Bernardino Saturday
Tioardman,— The second crop of al­
In Russia, supplying meals to 1 0 , 000 .-
given officials of the Seattle district telegraphed Governor Stephens re­
falfa is rapidly going into the stack
000 persons. Rationing will be gradu­
office of the United States Veterans' questing him to send state troops to
and the yield is very good throughout
ally reduced as the harvest comes in,
Bureau by Director Charles R. Forbes control the strike situation here.
the Boardman section, In many cases
regardless of whether it Is decided def­
during his visit to this district last
The telegram said:
almost equalling the first cutting. The
initely to abandon the work in Russia
week.
“ Strike situation in this city and first cutting is usually sought for
after September.
This displaces the interpretation of county very grave. W e are unable
horse feeding, while the later cuttings
The Tacoma city council Tuesday the federal law which indicated that a to control mobs which gather on rail­
being of finer texture and rather more
morning granted a franchise for the certificate of injury showing war in­ road property, stoning cars and com­ succulent are more suitable for cattle
jury
had
to
be
secured
by
the
veteran
operation of 12 16-passenger busses in
mitting acts of violence.
and sheep.
competition with two lines of the Ta­ before August 9 of this year to qualify
“ Strikers assaulting and beating up
Bend.— Too weak to move from a
coma Railway & Power company. The as an applicant for compensation after citizens and threatening to take
busses will operate on regular sched­ that date. Colonel Forbes, however, charge of railroad shops In San Ber­ spot near the Arnold ditch, three
ules and charge 5-cent fares In com­ urged all veterans of the northwest nardino, which if done will result in miles south of Bend, where he had
fallen exhausted after attempting to
petition with the 1 0 -cent single trolley district who believe that they are In­ great loss of life and property.
capacitated in any degree because of
fares or 12 tickets for » 1 .
“ Two shootings have already oc­ walk from Bend to I.aplne, Henry
their war Bervice to secure a certifi­ curred and parties wounded. If help Cavanaugh of Lapine, lay without
Three armed men Jumped from an cate of injury from the Veterans'
not given us. fear loss of life and food, although with a plentiful supply
automobile and holding up \V. A. Bureau before August 9, stating that property w ill ensue. Railroad o ffi­ of water, for seven days before he was
Copeland, collector for a chain of gro­ such proceedure will aid the veteran cials and citizens In this city and found Saturday by his wife and W. H
cery stores, in Los Angeles, Cal., materially In case claim for govern­ county asking for restoration of law Hollinshead.
robbed him of a satchel of receipts ment compensation is filed at a later and order.
Bend.— Work on the Diversion canal,
containing $7000 in cash. The rob date.
“ Destruction of property will re­ which will carry the surplus flow of
bery occurred in front of the grocery
sult in city and county being held the Deschutes river to the Tumalo
company's offices, 912 East Third
Flyer Derailed; Two Hurt.
for damages, if laws are to be up­ feed canal, is to start in two weeks,
Battle Creek. Mich.—The westbound
street, and was witnessed by two wo­
held and citizens protected, must have
men.
Wolverine flyer, the Michigan Cen­ your assistance Immediately with announced A. J. Welton of the United
Contracting company of Portland, on
tral's finest train, went over loosened troops, until crisis Is past.
Administrative officers of the execu-
his arrival here Saturday. A small
tracks two miles east of Battle Creek
"W . A. SH AY, Sheriff.
crew will be employed at first, but
tive establishments of tho government Ht noon Saturday and five rear
“ S W. McNabb. Mayor." the number will short'y be increased
who were assembled Tuesday for their coaches were derailed, while the main
to 400. he said.
third semi annual business meeting line track was torn up for about a
Pact Conclusion Near.
were called upon by President Hard­ quarter of a mile. Tw o persons were
Eugene—The annual Lane county
Washington. D. C.— All legislation
ing for the "utmost economy" of ex slightly injured. Alt cars remained
Jersey tour will be held Thursday to
penditure during the current fiscal connected amt upright.
Engineer necessary to give effect to the treaties Owen A. Thompson's dairy farm in
year and the use of thetr "pruning Black of the flyer expressed the be- negotiated liy the Washington confer­ the Lake creek valley. 35 miles west
knives” upon the estimates for the Ref that the rail spread was due to
ence has now been enacted by both o f Eugene. It Is expected that several
succeeding 12 months.
unfinished repair work.
Local of-
houses of parliament. As soon as the hundred persons will attend, said Ira
| fteials. however, said that repair gangs
P. Whitney, county agent. Mr. Thomp­
The reparations commission at
j had not been working in the vicinity assent of the self governing dominions
son's herd is one of the best in the
—
Australia.
India
and
South
Africa
Tarts decided Tuesday to relieve the of the accident.
United States, according to records
(Canada already having acted favor­
German crisis to tho extent of reduc '
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made by his cows.
ably)— Is received arrangements will
Ing the monthly Installment of 50,000,-!
Kilsues Vomiting Again.
be made for exchange of ratifications
Eugene.—The dairymen of the coast
POO gold marks, due Saturday on the , Honolulu. T. II.— Kilauea volcanos
of all of the treaties in Washington. I counties of Oregon are in a quandary
Schedule of payment, to 32,000,000 gold whose lake of molten lava some weeks
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j over ,hp fef(,
this year on
mark». Germany had announced her ago dropped hundreds of feet and led
Man Diet in Motor Car.
account of the drouth, which has ex-
willingness to pay the whole amount. | i „ speculations as to whether the
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Drake wnddleil
O I.D the Mr.
poud one morning,
down to
and see­
ing a boat nearby, made up hi* mind
that ns he had bee.» swimming for a
long time he would take life eusy; so
he hop|>ed Into the boat and called
to the Ducks on the poud to come
along.
“ I will be the captain,” explained
old Mr. Drake, “ and you youngsters
can be the crew. I do not mean to
work any more, for why should 1
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swim when I cun sail about the pond
in a boat?”
In a few minutes he had ail the
Ducklings on the pond in the boat,
and a stiff breeze sprang up Just then,
and away he went, bobbing over the
pond as the wind waves hit the boat.
Now, It happened that Mr. Fox was
hidden among the bushes by the bank
on the opposite side o? the pond,
watching for the Ducks that lie was
“ What’s in a Name?”
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would be swimming about, and
wl q, 'he wind blew the boat, with
the i»,-t.iln and hi* en w , to that side
Mr. 1 -v 1 "Uld hardly wait quietly, * 0
»are \
lie o f having a feast.
"A \\i i-le boatload of young Duck­
lin g »!" i.v v g h t hungry Mr. Fox.
"Whoever w <* !u »uch luek before? I
would not beti-. r with old Mr. Drake,
hut bow I win;. I had a dozen mouth»
and paw »!
I c uld have Ducklings
for dinner for a week!"
Mr. Fox grew hu. cter every *ee-
ond. and when the be.;* touched tli»
bank, without waiting to find out 'If
the Duck* wer> going to get out o f it,
he made a spring for the bout, expect­
ing to laud right In the midst of the
Ducklings.
But ala» and Black for nil well-laid
planst—they often go aw ry; nnd so It
was with the well-laid plan which Mr.
Fox bad, for when lie struck the boat,
out flew all the Ducks, and even old
Captain Drake was as spry as the
others. Fright made him forget bis
old age. nnd he flapped his wings and
away be swam.
And where do you think Mr. Fox
was all this time? Under the bout,
trying to get free, for be hit the side
nnd over it went, with him under It.
A fter a while he managed to swim out,
and there, far off In the distance, Mr.
Fox saw bis dreamed-of dinners.
It was no use to swim after them,
for they were close to the bank, and
he knew that the farmer's gun might
put an end to bis ever again being
hungry If lie was seen near the farm,
so he swam for the bank and sudly
walked toward home, a liuugrler but
a wiser fellow.
“ A duck on land is worth more than
a boatful," thought Mr. Fox, “ and if
1 should meet one this minute here in
the woods, even if it was tough old
Mr. Drake, I would like to see it get
away.”
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By M ILDRED M A R S H A LL
Facts about your name; Its history;
meaning; whence It was derived;
significance; your lucky day
and lucky Jewel
«E U N IC E
H
Y
IS THE SKY BLUE
A
FTElt astronomers nnd scientists
0f various kinds had puzzled over
this apparently simple question for
many hundreds o f years. Prof. John
Tyndall, a famous scholar of the last
century, solved the mystery with tho
following explanation:
Sunlight Is pure white light, made
up of rays of the seven primary colors
which are seen in the rainbow— red,
orange, yellow, green, blue. Indigo and
violet. The sky, which is really the
nlr width surrounds tiie earth, is filled
with myriads o f tiny specks or par­
ticles of matter which absorb some
o f the colors In the rays o f sunlight
nnd reflect others— forming the com­
bination which we have come to know
as “ sky blue.” The variations in
shnde of this blue is due to the fact
that the atmosphere is filled with dif­
ferent densities o f these (lust-particles
at different times nnd also to the vary­
ing angles at which the sunlight
strikes upon them. A fter a rain, how­
ever, the nlr is washed comparatively
clear nnd the sky then appears at Its
true blue which we are accustomed
to associate with It.
If one could
penetrate outside the shell o f air which
surrounds the earth, the "sky." Instead
o f being blue, would appear to be pure
white because there would be nothing
to inqiede the direct rays of the white
sunlight.
TD EUNICE Is nn auspicious name.
It means “ bringing victory" nnd
Is one o f the many names derived
from the Greek “ nike,” signifying vic­
tory. Nike was the goddess of vic­
tory nnd nnnu-d the images which
ndorned the prows of the warships of
Greece. The famous Winged Victory
Is the largest of the Nikes.
Feminine names ending In “ nike”
were very popular with the Greeks.
Iterenlke was used In early times in
Macedonia and was sometimes spelled
Pherenlke. The princesses of the two
Greek kingdoms of Syria nnd Egypt
favored Berenlke and there are In­
numerable instances of Its use by
them in early Greek history.
It wus from these royal patrons
Bernice came to be adopted by the
family of Herod. The name occurs
frequently in the history of Chris­
tianity nnd it was home by that
Bernice who heard the defense of St.
Paul.
France liked the name, though it
seems to lack all trace of French In­
fluence. The peasants of Normandy
(C op y righ t.)
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created Berenice 11 ml bestowed it upon
tlieir daughters. The French Vero-
tiique nnd the English Veronica are
said to be corrupt forms of the name,
but much doubt is cast upon such a
How to Read Your Characteristics
contention.
and Tendencies—the Capabilities or
Weaknesses That Make for Success
The moonstone is the gem of
or Failure as Shown in Your Palm.
Bernice. It Is said to protect her from
all danger and to bring her true love.
It Is believed that one can note the
“SHALL I TRAVEL?"
waxing and waning of the moon In
Its depths and that lovers can read C O M E T IM E S the mount of the moon.
the future therein. Monday Is her ^ nr I.nnn, bears a large number o f
lucky day and 2 her lucky number.
horizontal lines, in addition to the
(C o p y rig ht.)
vortical lines o f travel. I f these hori­
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zontal lines cross the face of the
Profiteering.
mount and reach the line o f fate, the
W ife— How many fish did you catch Journeys undertaken by the subject
last Saturday, George?
hnve been or will be longer and more
Husband—Six. darling—nil beauties. important than those indicated by the
W ife— I thought so. That fish deal­ short, heavy, vertical lines on the
er has made a mistake again. He's same mount. But the travels. In this
charged us for eight.— Stray Stories.
case, may be within the subject's own
country and not outside its boundaries.
When
horizontal lines enter the
line of fate and travel upward with
If. they show voyages that will benefit
the subject materially. But when the
end of any o f these horizontal lines
droops or curves downward toward
the wrist, the voyage has been or will
be unsuccessful. Lines that ascend,
Lo* Angeles, C a l—Charles E Me-
to ***♦ section o f the state this
no matter how short a distance. Indi­
Klnley, mining man of Prescott. Arlx.. 1 * " * 8on f ° r the first time In manv
cate successful voyages. When one
said to have been a cousin j f the late j
,a:d ^ra ^ Whitney. Lane coun-
o f these horizontal lines crosses an­
other. the voyage will be repeated, for
President Mi Klnley. died Sunday night :
aar,™Rura1 agent, who returnej
some Important reason. I f such a line
at the wheel of his automobile on the | 3 * ,urd*ir from a two weeks’ vacation,
hears a square, danger is Indicated,
highway between Pa»adena and E a glo !
ntoHly in Tillamook county
but the subject is protected from mis­
Rock, near here. He had been 111
fortune.
D allas—Deer coming down from the
for some time and was accompanied
(Coprr!*»»)
timber
along
the
upper
waters
of
the
by a nurse. He was 46 years of age.
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La Creole river have become so de­
spa x
ONE GOOD
structive to young orchards Just out­
Three Burned In Plane.
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side the west city limits o f Dallas
i
L j L It is Pan Cupid's
Los Angeles. Cal —W. 11. Robinson, that permission ha» been asked of
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prank
aviator, and two men passengers were the state game commission to kill
For a woman
burned to death here Sunday night them.
Roy Bremtner, deputy state
to find
when the airplane in which they were game warden, was here this week In­
she marries a
riding caught fire.
It plunged to vestigating the matter for the com­
crank
That her lifs is
earth.
mission.
a grind.
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