HARDING UPHOLDS DRY LAW
B i* Audience Responds Lustily When
OF CURRENT WEEK
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Chief States Policy.
Denver.— President Harding, apeak
RADIO TO SERVE
E
ling here Monday, definitely placed
himself, his administration and his
Brief Resurre Most Important p °,itlcul »»»-tunes »» “ »» »•<«« °» ,h »*e Government Promises Up-to-
r
opposed to modification of the na-
tional dry laws.
Minute Market.
Daily News Items.
The chief executive furthermore
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served notice in his address, deliv
ered in the municipal auditorium, that
so long as he remained in the White
House the prohibition and other laws
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would not be permitted to become a
"by-word" even should the burden of
Event, o f Noted People. Governments enforcement be increasingly passed Passage by Congress o f McNary Hill
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J STATE N E W S
IN BRIEF.
Silverton.— Due to the many late
spring rains the cherry harvest in the
Silverton community will be small this
season says the manager of the Sil
verton cannery.
THE
CHINA
LADY
Hillsboro.— With the close of the
strawberry season approaching and
the first pack of loganberries arriving,
the local cannery has found it neces
sary to operate overtime.
T * ™ E t0J •hop,a bPU“ “ iul, Chln“
lady stood on the shelf. In one
arm she carried a bouquet of rnany-
c*iored flowers and with the hand of
her other arm she daintily held her
prettily trimmed skirts ready to make
a curtsey.
Bend.— Petitions are being drafted
China lady did not look so very
here for immediate circulation to be proud, but she was, for never »nee
presented to the county court asking did she deign to glance below her at
the toys on the floor.
for a special election about August 1
Her pretty blue eyes were looking
at which a 6 per cent $130,000 road- straight ahead and all the floor toys
bond issue will be voted on.
felt she would never look down to
Astoria.— Although the catch of sal notice them.
None -of them cared very much
mon is not large the take during the
about this huughty lady's disdainful
week Just closed has been the best air but little French Doll, her pretty
of the season thus far. As the tides dark eyes flashed as she said to Teddy
will be favorable during t!»e coming Bear and small Rocking Horse, “ She
week some good catches are looked need not feel herself so much above
for.
on to the federal government by the
Makes Possible Extension of
states.
Work in Northwest.
He did not mention specifically the
recent action of New York in repeal
ing its enforcement code but in a por
A. B. Williams, Battle Creek manu tion of his address, generally con
Washington, D. C. — Complete in
facturer, running on the republican strued as referring to New York, he formation on the prices of iivestcok
ticket, was elected to congress from predicted that “ the new nullification fruits and vegetables, and on the
the third Michigan district in Tues lsts . . . . will discover that they have movement of these products o f the
day's special election.
perpetrated what Is likely to prove one farm to the markets, are to be sup
The hottest day in New York so far of the historic blunders in political plied to the newspapers of Oregon,
Washington and Idaho from a head
this year brought death to five per management.
Koseburg— Eight crates of China
sons in greater New York and caus
“ I am convinced that they are a quarters office at Portland, opening
pheasants were released near Rose-
July
1.
ed more than a score of prostrations, small and a greatly mistaken minority
burg Saturday under the personal sup
A leased wire service is to be ex
most of them on the lower east side. who believe the 18th amendment will
ervision of Gene Simpson, state super
tended
from
Denver
to
San
Francisco
ever be repealed,” said the president
intendent of bird farms. The pheas-1
Kight cruisers, four river gunboats
in taking his stand on the prohibition by that date, which will complete the
ants were from the spring hatch and
and three cruiser submarines will com enforcement issue.
circuit from Washington. From San
w ere about the size of quail.
prise the building program which the
"Details
of
enforcement policy Francisco all information received will
Hillsboro.— Announcement from the !
navy department will present to the doubtless will be changed as exper be relayed to the Portland office by
budget bureau and to congress at the lence dictates. Further,' I am convinc the navy’s highpower radio station. southern part of the state Sunday
coming session.
ed that whatever changes may be The Portland office will distribute morning that loganberry and other
news in marketgrains to be sent out vines were threatened with decay, the I
Pluralities of J. A. O. Preus, gover made will represent the sincere pur
five days each week to the newspapers result of some unknown cause, became I
pose
of
effective
enforcement,
rather
nor, and Magnus Johnson, republican
of the three Pacific northwest states. a topic of much interest in this sec
and farm labor nominees for United than moderation of the general policy.
R. L. Ringer, who had charge of tion, where these plants and their
Mr.
Harding,
in
announcing
his
States senator from Minnesota as a
the Portland office during the war, products are a factor.
determination
and
his
views,
appear
result of Monday’s primary, continued
will be In charge of the collection and
Stayton.— Employes of the Santiam
to increase as belated returns came ed t<9 do so with more emphasis than
distribution of all information relat
in
any
of
the
previous
addresses
of
his
woolen mills held their first annual
in. ,
China Lady Stood on the Shelf.
western trip, except possibly his St ing to the livestock industry. He will picnic Saturday at Taylor's grove,
Two deaths were reported Wednes Louis speech on the world court, and not only, distribute throughout the above Mehana. Abou{ 150 em p loye of me, for I am as sure as sure can be
day as a result of the heat wave which the audience, which filled to capacity northwest states the information re the company and their families were that she was not made in France, and
struck Chicago Tuesday, although the auditorium seating 12,000, seemed ceived by telegraph and radio relative in attendance. A women’s baseball I was. I came from across the sea.”
slight relief was found late Wednes to respond more enthusiastically than to livestock prices In the great mar game opened the program, which was
Teddy Bear did not know Just how
kets of the middle west, such as Chi
to reply, for lie was not from across
day afternoon in a shower which last any he has yet addressed.
concluded with a dance.
the water and lie knew Rocking
ed but a few minutes. The tempera
The first mention of the 18th amend eago and Kansas City, but it will be
Salem.— A number of changes have Horse was not Imported either.
ture reached 91 degrees.
nient ami the Volstead act brought his duty to assemble all important
Rocking Horse begun to nod his
forth cheers and applause was fre facts regarding livestock on the farms been made in the game laws for this
head and rock fast, shaking his wavy
An earthquake lasting 48 seconds
of
the
Pacific
northwest
to
be
com
year,
according
to
information
receiv
quent during the remainder of the
mane as If he heartily approved of all
occurred at Anchorage, Alaska, at
ed here. The open season on deer that French Doll had said.
address, which was on the subject of municated to eastern points.
12:45 Tuesday afternoon. The motion
By August 1 the department of agri throughout the state will be from Sep
"Law Enforcement." The most vlg
But Teddy Bear thought It best,
was rotatory.
Advices stated that
orous applause came when he declared ulture hopes to be able to station a tember 10 to October 31. Open season after thinking a second, to be frank
the volcanic region on the Alaskan
that there could "be no Issue In this man at Portland, in charge of market on silvergray squirrels will be from about himself, so he said, "I was not
peninsula, where extensive disturb
made in France, either, and I think
land paramount to that of enforce and crop information on fruits and September 10 to October 15.
ances occurred last winter, is quiet.
Rocking Horse was made in this coun
vegetables. This man will co-operate
ment of law.”
Eugene.— A mosaic disease is caus try as well.”
Senator Reed of Missouri, address
Reiteration by the president of his with the office already in operation
“ Oh. but you are not proud and
ing many loganberry and raspberry
ing a luncheon in San Francisco Wed advocacy of American membership in at Spokane which, according to de
vines in the valipy to die, according to haughty as the China Lady is,” an
nesday, scored what he termed the the permanent court of international partment officials, has been perform
O. E. Stewart. Lane county fruit in
growing tendency toward control of justice in closing his address likewise ing the most efficient seivlce, both
as regards general crop estimates and spector. w ho w ith Dr. Zell, r, patholo-I
business and home by government bur was cheered.
gist at the Oregon Agricultural col
eaus and commissions composed of
Governor Sweet, a democrat, who as to gathering information on the
lege, made an inspection of several of
"lame ducks, ward heelers and politi welcomed the presidential party, pre apple industry.
the berry patches In this locality Sat
The marketgrams to be issued from
cal tramps."
viously had been applauded when he
By M ILD R E D M A R S H A L L
urday.
the Portland office to newspapers five
Henry Ford may decide to become a declared for the world court and com
times a week will in each issue give
Salem.—The Southern Pacific com- I
candidate for the presidency of the mended Mr. Harding for putting the
F a ct» about your name; lt$ hlitory;
a complete review of crop and market pany Friday reported to the public '
moaning; w he net It xcat denned;
United States. The Detroit automobile question “ above partisan considera
conditions for the preceding seven service commission that it has a sur- I
significance; your lucky day
manufacturer in an interview in Bos tions.”
days, both locally and in other sec plus of 939 cars. A similar condition
and lucky Jacob
ton. Mass., declared that he had never
tions of the country.
Austrian Schools Idle.
exists on the lines of the OregonNVash-
stated, as was written in the news
It is believed that later it will be ington Railroad & Navigation com- |
papers last Sunday, that he would not
Vienna.— Many school teachers in
possible to station a man at the Port pany. Two weeks ago the Southern
be a candidate for president.
Austria went on a folded arms strike
land office to perform the same in Pacific company reported a shortage
Monday. "Children, there will be no
/■''LAIRE wns originally a masculine
Fire cost the lives of three children
formation service for the dairying in of carriers.
w# name Generally spelled Clare,It
...
, i ,, .
.
, .
classes today or tomorrow either un-
at llnmedale, Idaho at an early hour
'
dustry that Is to be given to livestock,
was first used in England to name a
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|
,
'less we get a living wage,” they told
Mill
City.—
Frank
Hughes.
14,
was
grain and fruit and vegetable growers.
Monday and mother love, expressing
Norman family who came from one of
their delighted pupils. "You can study
placed under arrest here, charged with the villages of St. Clair. "Red De
itself in a futile attempt to save the
or rend your wild west books, but you
having
stabbed
Ted
Fox.
12.
last
children from the flames, added Mrs.
Dog Bites Ex-Justice.
Clare," stout Gloucester’» earl, the foe
must remain quiet in your seats.”
I hursday following a boyish quarrel, j of Henry III, was one of them.
Donato Uberuaga to the victims. Mrs.
Youngstown, O.—A report received
All state employes in Austria, par
It was alleged that Hughes attacked
The son of Bed I * Clare married
Uberuaga died from bums sustained
ticularly railway men, were supposed at police headquarters Sunday that the Fox boy from behind with a large into the House of Cemldln in Ireland
when attempting to save her children.
to start a passive resistance for wage John H. Clarke, former justice of the skinning knife, making a wound which and received from Edward I, a grant
Captain Roald Amundsen, the ex increases.
supreme court of the United States,
necessitated attention for the victim of lands, now known us County Clare.
plorer, who recently abandoned his
had been badly bitten by a mad dog
His heiress carried the county to ttie
at a hospital.
De Burghs and their heiress married
proposed firght across the North Pole
aused a flurry of excitement until it
Ship Fast Breaking Up.
Lionel, son of Edward III. thus inak-
by airplane, is returning to the United
was
learned
that
a
stray
dog
for
which
Marshfield.
—
A
summary
of
new
Halifax. N. K Passengers aboard
States on the schooner Holmes, ac
Mr. Clarke was caring had attacked buildings, development at the indus-1 ins tbe COHatY 8 dukedom and creut-
the Royal Mail steamship Caraquet.
cording to u dispatch from Nome.
S T it a v e
which went aground on a reef 12 hlm. tearing his clothing but not break- tries, construction of new homes and j
Alaska,
to
the
Aftenposten
in
improvements l,y public service com- ari8on in Ita„ as chlara and spread
| miles north of Bermuda, have been ,n* thp Bk,n
Christiania The dispatch said Amund
It is btvlie\ ed tho »log w it> a f footed panics in Marshfield shows that the into France where It was immediately
¡taken off the ship bv tugs. It was an
sen's airplane was damaged In a trial
P >• outlay, most of w hich is to be complet- changed Into Claire. Though prefer-
nouaced nt the company’s offices Mon by the heat, but w as not mad.
flight.
•e
Killed
the
animal.
ed before September 1, runs over $914,- ring the original Clare, the English ac-
day night.
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»00 and will greatly exceed a million ceptedClaire and It gained some vogue
Ellis Island officials hnve admitted
Mall ■>■» »'■ » removed and no css
Minnesota Has Storm*.
before the year ends.
there, but in this country It was
the charge in the British house o f j « « 111«»»
reported. The vessel was
i adopted with enthusiasm and has un-
Breekenrldge, Minn.— Two tornadoes i ! Bend.— That farmers of Deschutes dergone widespread usage,
common* that as many as 150 persons fast breaking up. it was said,
of different races and color were I
—
hit this vicinity Sunday, causing heavy ' rounty
oppost the $90.000 bond
The diamond is Claire's tnllsmnnie
housed in the same sleeping quarters.
T w0 Slain in Auto Duel,
d* * » * “ « *
issue proposed for
It promises
her .............
brilliant at-
ror completion of high- 1 ^
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Tb<
‘ ' „a ys. was the declaration Fridav of ------------- -----------—
1e first, at noon, came from the
m*«®«’»1""'- nn<' ----------
but said that this was unavoidable
Los Angeles, Cat. — Two reputed
It was pointed out that to keep races automobile thieves were killed and a south'
hwest, tearing off the roofs of the John Marsh, president of the county j fuCk ^ n L b e r ^ ‘ UCky “ r ^
0
r
separately classified it would be nee 'police sergeant probably wounded fa- ymnaslum at the United States In- farm bureau. Marsh has been feeling
US) by W h * * i * r S y n d ic a t * . Inc )
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essary to have a "gigantic honey-! tally in an exchange of shots which dian school and several houses.
' out the sentiment of the farming com-
comb" of a building.
took place in a rapidly moving auto-
The second passed over this city, munlties for several day» and finds it
,
I mobile near the central police station I *,u* reports are that the towns of definitely opposed to
bond issue.
w»»>- { late Monday In the midst of the battle j Dwight and Abercrombie. N. D, and!
representing a pool of clips from the the car ran wild and crashed into the I Wllberton, Minn , were partly destroy ! Salem —Governor Pierce Friday an-
By E. R. PEYSER
district about Boise, Idaho, has been poltce station, wrecking the machine. |"1.
nounced the personnel of the cora-
placed in storage in Portland by \V.
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mission which will Investigate the Ore-
Has a Man Like This Proposed
Scott Anderson of Boise. Tho ship
to You?
Coal Report Rushed.
* on automobile license law and report
Great Platform Fail*.
ment was made by the same Interests
Symptoms: Short and very
Washington. D C .- T h e coal com-
,he l#8tata,,,r«' ■» i,s np* t «T»®' Ï
Dallas, Tex
Weighted with hon
slender, not an inch over five
which last year disposed of a 1,000,-
mission is rushing to comi
■
» * «■ * • »■ • » the j feet. Cherishes the dream that
'd
reds
of
men.
women
and
children
»*00 pound pool at auction in Portland,
w R Dennis, of Carl- j : form-fitting clothes make him
to
•# I ih> ir wax through report on wages, profits and costs »n
and indicates that favorable market | -'■* k i
anthracite mining so its fin d in g may ,on' “ n'1 Janu" ! 8 8 ,*w* rt- «’ »
* look taller.
Large head and
the
gates
to
attend
an
open
air
per-
conditions here, together with tacili-1
|V I rough! to hear in a labor situât; -, Tml,ta’ s’ "
! eyes. Gentle, humorous and in
(lea for storage, warrant the use of fromance at Clye Park theater Mon
Loves
xwild west
**•
J*’hn H. Hall and ♦ telligent.
day night, a wooden platform over a of tnon icing intensity now arising in -1
the Portland market in future.
“ movies."
prize
fights
and
the
industry.
Miners'
wage
contracts
*4
pf
I’l,rtland,
selected
by
ditch to the gateway collapsed, throw
bh'od-chilllng thrillers of all
the dealers' association.
President Harding has disposed of j ing possibly 100 people into the ditch, expire Augst 31 and a strike is thr
kinds. A good business man.
ened unless negotiations for re|h
his control of the stock of the Hard
Salem. — Operating ratio« of three
where
brains
count
before
ing Publishing company, publisher of
Tacom a— Mrs. Melissa l.ucv Janes ment are successful.
beauty. Spends with a nmdest
railroads operating in Oregon for the
the Marion Star, to Louis 11. Brush of Burton, who passed her 104th birth
abandon.
year 1923 were less than in the year
Manitoba Votes Liquor.
Moore. The sale, how- day August 5 last ye.tr, won the honor
IN FACT
and Roy . P —-----
¡1922. according to a report filed with
He
has
all
but the externala
ever, did not constitute a complete sev of queen of the Vashon Maury Island
W innipeg— Manitoba voted in fa vo r'th e public service commission Samr
Prescription for tho Br do to
erance of Mr. Harding's connection annual strawberry festival to be held of government sale of liquor at Fri- day. The operating ratio of the Ore-
Bo:
with the newspaper, whose editor lie ah FHisport June 23, when the votes day s elections by a majority of 30.- gon Short Line in 1922 was 79.2. while
Clot* your eyes and go
has been for so many years. It was for the contestants were counted j 54«. returns from all but 190 rural in 1923 this was reduced to 77 4. The
ahend!
announced nt the White House that “ Grandma" Jaynes, one of a flel
showed Sunday. The \ ,
Southern Pacific ratio in 1922 was 72 5
Absorb This:
he would retain some stock in the'five, nil the rest of whom are of high jthe missing districts will not material- as against 71.2 this year The operat
THE BEST LOOKERS ARE
company and would rout it ie to be ‘school age. received It.tlg votes, while )y affect tho result.
ling ratio of the Union Pacific in the
NOT ALWAYS THE BEST
LIVERS
associated with the Star In an edl- her nearest competitor was 7000 votes
There was a wet majority of 25.-1 ysar lf'22 was 75.5 and 70.g for the
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(g by MeClar* N f.n ip .r Srs<l;c*ts)
torial capacity.
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behind.
|988 in Winnipeg and 4379 elsewhere.' year 1923.
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and Pacific Northwest, and Other
Things Worth Knowing.
swered French Doll. "You <k> not sit
on the shelf and look down upon me
and I love you both.”
Teddy Bear felt very much relieved
now that things were explained, so he
began to try to comfort little French
Doll. “ Don't you care if she does act
haughty and proud.” he said. “ Brown
eyes are prettier than blue.
Dou't
you think so. Rocking Horse?"
For answer Rocking Horse began
to rock furiously and nod his bead
up and down. In fact be rocked so
hard that he hit the wall with the
back of his rockers and shook every
thing on the shelf over him.
“ Your clothes are real, too,” said
Teddy Bear, “ and not china like hers.
I am sure if you tried you could make
a bow every bit as graceful as hers.
Don't you think she could. Rocking
Horse?”
Rqcking Horse nodded very fast and
began to rock and again his rockers
thumped the wall, “ hang, bang,” and
then from her high place down tum
bled China Lady right on the wooden
back of Rocking Horse and crash went
her arm full of flowers.
Little French Doll forgot her hard
feelings towards the China Lady,
"©h, you poor dear,” she said. “ Docs
it hurt much?”
Rocking Horse stood quite still, for
he felt he was the cause of the acci
dent because China Lady fe ll. bn tils
hard back, but he did not know that
he had caused her to tumble from the
shelf.
Teddy Bear looked at the broken
arm with the pretty flowers. “ It can
be mended ami made as good as new,”
he said. “ D m
you cry about It.”
"Oh, I shall not cry," said China
Lady. “ I hope they do not put me
back on that shelf after they mend
my arm. I lind much rather tie down
here with all you toys.”
“ And to think I thought she was
hnughty and proud,” said Little
French Doll one day after Chinn Lady
had become good friends with all the
floor toys. “ She isn't a bit, and she
wanted to live down here with us all
the time."
^
“ Which goes
< ^ ; , (d .V ffV
Bear, “ that y< g | never fnn tell what
ladies are thlnWI*
n,
m. the way
they look or act; <m. ; y o t i ^ . 1(n|c SOj
Rocking Horse?”
»
Rocking Horse shook his mane and
wagged his head back and forth ns
if to answer that all ladies were a puz
zle to him.
< © by M c C l u r e N e w s p a p e r S y n d i c a t e )
A LINE 0* CHEER
“What’s in a Name?
By John Kendrick Bangs.
LIFE
N W A R D , o n w a r d speed th e
years;
W i t h t h e i r w e i g h t o f hopes
and f e a r s ;
T r i a l s l u r k i n g her e and there.
J o y s to ease the p ress o f care:
I.ikiht and shadow , sun and r u n .
A l t e r n a t i n g peace and pain —
Bu t b en eath the s tre ss and s t r i f e
Sense o f rich, p u ls a tin g life.
In w h o s e dep th s w e And the s tir
l e a d i n g on to C h ar ac te r.
O
CLAIRE
££ £
»111
j
MEN YOU MAY MARRY
((& by M c C l u r e N e w s p a p e r S y n d i c a t e . )
— o ----
YOUR<
H
A N
D
1
How to Rood Your
^ C lis n c ts r iitic »
and Tendercioj — the
Capabilities or W eak
nesses T h a t Maka fo r Success or
Failure as Shawn in You r P a la
THE HAND OF AN ACTOR
TH E first place, to recognize
whether a person, male or female,
is or will be successful on the stage
in playing dramatic or tragic parts,
note whether the fingers are long and
crooked. That Is a good sign. Long
fingers denote careful attention to de
tails, and If the hand is wide and open,
with the fingers widely separated,
freedom of thought and independent
action are indicated.
The mount of Venus (ball of the
thumb) should be well criss-crossed or
grilled, to denote inspiration and as
sumed passion.
Next note whether
the second phalanx of the thumb is
long, to show intellectual power. The
mount of Ltnpt should be unusually
long, reaching well up on the outside
of the paint toward the line of the
heart, to show great imagination and
eloquence, so essential to the actor of
dramatic or tragic parts.
Courage
also is shown by a strong mount o f
Luna.
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