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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1923)
WORLD HAPPENINGS OF CURRENT WEEK 500 B E R K E LE Y HOMES BURN G rw « Fire Gets Out o f Control and Sweeps Residence Section. Berkeley, Cal.— S i* hundred build ings were destroyed and damage of $10,000,000 done Monday in the con flagration which wiped out 35 entire Brief Resume Most Important Œ Daily News Items. " .“ FL . . . . . «. ures compiled by the mayor's office, ft was estimated that 2400 persons lost their homes. OKLAHOMA HOLED EM •J S T A T E N E W r S v * o * « IN B R IE F . u I *X II SCH O O L PA ljS * I Grants Pass.— A rich gold vein has been encountered in the Harry Sisk- ron mine near Holland. The vein, while only five inches in width, is quite extensive and carries gold values up to $300 a ton. Troops to Clear All Streets at Every Midnight. ■ ' Salem.— Plans for the special enter tainment to be provided for the high Berkeley, Cal.—Fire, sweeping over the hills east of Berkeley Monday late fair under the auspices of or* afternoon laid waste to the Craginont _________ gon bankers, have been completed by and Euclid avenuo districts, destroy- Mrs. Mollie Brunk, local newspaper Events of Noted People, Governments Inc at least 500 residences within an As Plans for State-Wide Occupation woman. area estimated at 50 blocks in extent and Pacific Northwest, and Other Progress, Ku Klux Klan and Salem.— Ward Irvine, private score- j in one of the choicest residential sec I tary to Governor Pierce, has left for j Things Worth Knowing. Governor Silent. tions of the city and causing millions 1 Pendleton where he will attend the of dollars’ damage. annual roundup. W hile in eastern No lives were known to have been Oregon, he will visit a number of The Butte £ Superior Mining com- lo“ t- “ '«hough two students were seen Oklahoma City, Okla.— State wide pany has passed its quarterly dividend to I>lui»|ge Into a vortex of fire when | martial law took a definite form Sun other cities in connection with his of ficial duties. due at this time. The last dividend the roof of a house, upon which they day night when Oklahoma City, lead had climbed, collapsed. payment was 50 cents June 30. Mill City. The Hammond Dumber Hundreds of frenzied residents fled ing the way for the remainder of the company is accumulating its winter It is understood from information from the burning area as the fire state, passed under the virtually com -upply of logs, now having approxi gathered in reliable sources that Pre swept down the slope of the hills, plete control of the military, mately 3.000,000 feet stored at the log mier Mussolini will proclaim the an burned its way through the closely in his proclamation issued Saturday , I,on<«- These logs will be used when nexation of Flume to Italy within a settled and exclusive district and . . . „ .. , , , ! the snow becomes too deep for log- night Governor Walton said plainly p lu* week, probably about September 15. eventually died down to a smoulder ging operations. that his move was directed at the ing ring of flame encompassing the Sir Thomas Lipton »*»» cheered by Eugene.— A campaign against the klan as an organization and that he Sing Sing officials and prisoners Sun entire area which it had devastated. preposed amendment to the charter The prosperous residential section would bend every effort to drive it day when he visited the prison and at of Eugene which would permit the tended a baseball game between mem was a smoky waste. from the state. showing of Sunday moving pictures The advance of the fire, which broke General orders embodying the es bers of the mutual welfare league and here was started Sunday at the First out ourly Monday in brush in Contra sential regulations under which the an "outside” team, played Inside the Christian church when the pastor, I»r Costa county, was heralded by ugly state capital will live during the bus - prison wails. , . , „ .. , I E. V. Stivers, spoke upon the sub- gray clouds of smoi.e which swept pension of civil authority, were is- ject Charles Toth of Boston, Mass., Sun over the brow of the hill, drlVcn by a sued by Lieutenant-Colonel W. S. Key, Corvallis.— A copper washboiler still day swam the English channel. Start brisk wind and blanketed the city of in command of local troops. Berkeley throughout the morning und Streets and highways of Oklahoma inllm rinR merrily oxer a kitchen ing Saturday night from the French side, the American landed near St, early afternoon. county, in which Oklahoma City is stove, a Jar of corn mash and another Within an hour the conflagration located, must be cleared between mid jar partly full of corn whisky, brought Margaret's bay. He had been In the had eaten its way into the outer fringe night and 5 A. M , according to the a fine of $500 and a jail sentence of water 16 hours and 40 minutes. S M IL E S B E X E F IC E N T of exclusive homes on the hillside and orders. Persons whose employment 90 days for W. J. Roberts, a home As a direct result of the trip of the was spreading in three directions, makes it necessary for them to be steader living between Alsea and c p H K Y are like the beaming beacons, late President Harding to Alaska, a wreaking havoc as it advanced. blazing through the night over abroad during tbe interval between j Beilefountain. reorganization of the activities of the The Berryman reservoir district was these hours must obtain passes. Carry- j Garibaldi.— The demand for lumber snarling waters hiding perilous reefs. bureau of education for the benefit of completely wiped out, and the flames The pilot of a soul may be momen native Indians and Eskimos is an progressed down the slope toward the ing of firearms is forbidden unless by from California and the middle west tarily undecided as to the course that virtue of permission by the command- , has increased to such proportions that should be taken, but when a kindly nounced by Commissioner John J. buy and nortli toward the University ing officer. Sale of firearms and am the Whitney company has decided to smile sends its radiant ray across the Tlgert. of California. munition is prohibited. operate another shift. The extra shift somber sky, all doubt tiees before It. Householders, whose homes were Only one of the 29 representative Public assemblages called for “ the will be in operation next week and What is more touching and cheering cities reported a decline In the retail threatened by the flames, made purpose of creating opposition to the 1 the company is busy assembling men than the smile of a child? Who does not feel Its uplifting in cost of food in the year ending August desperate attempts to prevent their enforcement of martial law” are also to make up the crew, fluence? 15, Dallas showing a decrease of one residences catching fire, but their ef forbidden, as is also the publication Salem.—It will require approximate- Observe the careworn as they move per cent, in figures compiled by the forts proved unavailing until late in of articles tending to incite riot. ... , , „ . 1>' 500 additional pickers to handle the slowly down the street! the evening, when the fire at last was Orders governing the conduct of . „ __ . , . , bureau of labor statistics of the de , , „ . , hop and prune harvest in Marion See them turn their heads, or some- put under control. business, operation of public utilities partment of labor. county, according to reports of grow times pause In the presence of a face and agencies that contribute to the , .. , . , , , «rs received in Salem Saturday. Un- illuminated with a beautiful sndle. Martin B. Madden, representative e i T nwun<i welfare of the people will be issued | . _ . . .. How quickly their burdens are lift in I less these pickers are obtained at from Illinois, chairman of the house OCYC,tu 'u ™ iia ed ! • . _ . . . ^ f .once there is danger that a part of appropriations committee, is seriously Pathway of Flames fwrom “ me according to tlme to 88 Lieutenant-Col- th° 8ltuation arrants, ... . . How wonderfully bright becomes the crop will be lost. 111 at his home in Washington. The the arch of the heavens under the \ onel Key. Simultaneous with the Is exact nature of his illness, it was said, San Francisco. I'he town of El 'h ,r I sue 0f the general orders it was an- Klamath Falls.— The value of >60 magic touch of the wand that summons had not been determined, although It a.lu wan virtually surround-l h i"'j „ounce,1 at military headquarters that cans of milk will be donated to near sweet smiles. In a moment everything In nature wtis attributed to heart disease. Monday by a .fire that had destroyed a 8pe,.lal distrlct lourt Rrand jury east sufferers as a result of a relief the Hill hotel and several other build scheduled to meet to investigate al- milk show, thought to be the first in is supremely glad. The Greek government has arrested The winds cense their growling* anil ings. The people of El Dorado, nutn I leged misuse of state funds by Gov- Oregon, which was held at a local eight persons suspected of the murder pipe up merry tunes; people step bering about 150. were in flight. Tele- ernor j c W alton would not be con. theater Saturday. A special children's of the Italian boundary commission in more considerately to avoid Jostling phone connection to El Dorado was ; vened performance was the attraction, with those near them, impelled suddenly to Janina, according to a Rome dispatch when informed of the intention of I ,he admission charge vine can of milk. be on their best behavior; jangling to the Central News. The arrest of interrupted and the countryside be* (ween El Dorado and Diamond Springs ! I ’ he military to prevent the grand I Eugene.— The John Seavey and J. noises become mellifluous under the Colonel Botzarlas, Greek member of was ablaze at last reports. ¡jury's meeting District Judge George j W . Seavey hop crops in this county spell of a soul alight with love, mir the Greco-Itallan boundary commis Russian river summer resort towns i W. Clark asserted that the jury would rored in sparkling eyes, dimpled sion, is said to be imminent. are arriving at Mayor F H. Park's cheeks and winsome Ups. were threatened and some of them be convened and that the military new concrete warehouse, on Pearl Away goes the weight of years, Wayne B. Wheeler, spokesman for were destroyed. Guernevllle was at I authorities could then order its ad- street, both having been purchased by when a smile brightens our life und one time surrounded on three sides the anti-saloon league, returned to I journment. A. M. Lawson of Portland, who was lifts our drooping spirits. Washington Monday from an eight by a forest fire that began near the "Th e grand jurors will meet,” Judge here Saturday in company with A. G. We who are old regain our youth, weeks' trip abroad, declaring that largest redwood grove near San Fran- clark deciared. “ The governor may How delightful It is to feel the blood Holden, formerly of this city, who is The population of Guerneville dt,Mvt,r ^ ,,rJor x h ,,n , ^ ge0 “ European nations are cursed with , I ..,. run warm In our veins, when we have one of his buyers. drink more than wnr debts.” He bit won a smile! | r* ‘ *ar* ,l '*» l,'av,‘ " l- ir * ;,ml a hat can be done about it." Salem.—Governor Pierce announced terly denounced Americans who tell bad placed their valuables in a hox Our heavy feet are light as nlr; our Courts will function as under civil car which was being held by the rule, according to Major Gerald F. the appointment of Carl W im berly of rusty voice tries ?o hum a long forgot Europe that prohibition is a failure. Northwestern Pacific railway for I O'Brien, executive officer on Lieu- Roseburg as district attorney of ten song, whose words cotne hack from The $5,000,000 originally asked of emergency. Douglas to succeed George the past with lilting laughter. Jovial tenant Colonel Key s ¿taff, with the the American people for Japanese ieuner, who has resigned. Mr. Wim- and Jolly as a thrush, because a sunny exception that cases involving ape earthquake sufferers was exceeded by .... ... . .... , berley is a democrat and has lived in soul in passing gave us a cheery stniie. R ank O f fe r s R i g Loan. cific violation of the general military __ . . ,, , . ... .. . The man or the woman who does not more than $100,000 Tuesday as con .... , . , | Douglas county all his life. He is at Tokio. — The Bank of Japan has orders will be prosecuted before a .. .. , „ . tributions continued to pour in from ! , | present city attorney of Roseburg. and carry a smile with him or her may ;i r. , d to m.ike loan ot ..O.OOO.oeo court martial. some day become bankrupt with thou every section of the country, but Red I is a veteran of the world war. sands of dollars in hunk stranded Law enforcement in Oklahoma coun- ( roes officials s* nt forth the word that i , . , , panics for payments on policies for ty was assumed by the military when •',IM ' ‘«Y An airplane owned by among enemies. continued support of the public w us A smile passes current at Its face thousands killed during the recent the Oklahoma City police department I " illiam Bodiker and which has been necessary. earthquakes and fires in Japan, ac- passed under the full control of Cap- ¡taking passengers for flights from Fox value everywhere. It is the one coin Governor I’lnehot of Pennsylvania cording to an announcement after a tain Nelson J. Moore, and a military va"e y for the last six weeks, was de that enriches the profligate s;>ender, hushes the voice of criticism, and wins ltas made public a letter to ITesldent ) m mating of Tsuneta Yuno, president supervision over the sheriff’s office naollahed Friday night when the plane for him enduring respect. Coolidge suggesting that, with an nn ; o{ lht> h*lrgt Lifu insurance company, »a s established. I crashed to the ground through a thick A smile, like a well-aimed arrow of thraclte coal supply assured for the representing 47 companies, and Mr. Machine guns plant**d about the Frove of trees near Lyons. Mr. Bod- Cupid, never fails in piercing the coming winter as a result of the agree inouye, finance minister, und Mr. city hall, the police station, the court- anti his pilot were in the ma- heart and causing it to flutter with the m* nt reached by representatives of h-hikl. president of the Bank of Japan, house and the city and county jails, ehtno. Neither was seriously in- most pleasing sensations, exhilarating alike to the young and the old. who operators and miners, steps be taken President Yuno offered as security added reality to the occupation. Ijured. to safeguard the consumer against lu properties, worth 659.000.000 yen. he Outside Oklahoma county and Tulsa Salem.—There were a total of 701 frequently In times of trouble prefer I reascl prices. stated. A total of 30.000,000 yen is county, tho latter having been for industrial accidents in Oregon during It to the finest gold. COMPILED FOR YOU À MARTIAL LAW ORDER ,7 ^ 5rY nd,.?‘rUat *hi» Som ething to Th in k s i bout By F. A. W ALKER 1 >23. tty M cClure Newspaper Syndicate ) necessary to meet insurance pay- more than a month under m ilitary! the week ending September 13, ac- --------1>-------- ments. I’restdent Yuno said, and the ! rule, there was no semblance of mili- cording to a report prepared here by Britain's Mine Fatalities. During the last year 1.07r> fatal ac additional 20.000.000 yen will be used i tary activity. 1 members of the state industrial ac- to assist the living policyholders. Meanwhile as preliminary plans for cldent commission. Two of the ac- cidents. causing 1.153 deaths, occurred Tho white collar workers of Japan 1 the statewide military occupation mov- cldents were fatal. They were C. W. In the mines and quarries o f Great Britain. are virtually destitute today, but from]»*,! apace, silence was maintained by | Richardson, watchman. Oregon City, -O - 170.000 to 200.004 laborers will be pro-1 Governor Walton and leaders of the ] and Herman Schleif, ditch walker, vidol with work immediately to build | ku Klaix klan. the opposing figures in Hood River. tinique situation. houses ami bridges it was announced. Salem.— The Auto Freight Terminal ! | About 50,000 carpenters ami plaster company, with headquarters in Port- M «u > 0<&EHT’c yA4YMFR Henry Hartley, of Aberdeen. Wash., ers from all parts of Japan are being Brazil's Rebels Win. ■ land and capita! stock of $60.000. has B r o t h e r E n ujouL.il a b e e n 19-year-old son of Rev. R. C. Hartley, sent to Tokio to help in tho recon Seventy Brazilian incorporated by George V. Buenos Airca. flu . R lif H T IF A N Y B O D Y HRU logging chaplain of the Grays Harbor struction work. stata troopers were killed or wound**d Bishop. P. L Wilkinson and William 0 I V E H IM AC H /V tC E ’ -BLTTFfclO district. Is probably one of the young The cabinet has decided to lift the when their encampment at Cruz Alta, Jossy. The Electric corporation, with j S E B lT UJUZMT S O MUCH T H A T est accredited preachers In the United duty on imports of huitding materials. in the state of Rio Grande do Sul. was capital stock of $25.000 and headquar T H E Y U X 3 U L H N T C^IVE H IM FK State«. By vote of the open conference rice, grains meat nags etc until ‘ I attacked . . . . , by . revolutionaries , ,_ , . made , I ers in Portland has been incorpora .. . . . . . . . ' • 1,1 p> »'* , , c " u,1" who C H A N C E ,A * T H A T T H E Y W U A of the First Methodist church, o f which March 31. 1»24. It has been announced a furious surprise attack, according ted by Ross Hartley. E. A. Clark and A F R A ID TD T A h T O N E P Rev. H. T. Greene is pastor, you n g1 here. to a correspondent. The state troop M. M. Matthiessen. Hartley Sunday was awarded a license < - ____ _____ ___ - ers fli-d, abandoning their dead and y . - ' - ' l - ' - id Thirty f;\e b o M i of to preach. Death Declared Final. wounded and quantities ot arms and ! wheat an acre was the production re- j Boston Dr. Amos O Squatre. phy- ! equipment \ major engagement bo-1 ported this year by J <• • . The expedition under Professor John A. Miller, sent to Mexico by Swarth- si. ian at Sing Sing prison, told the ' • ' • n the two factions is momentarily j Camas valley, whose granary has 300o i \ i • •' more college to study Monday's solar American Prison association conven bushels of prime quality. Such a crop | eclipse, obtained 40 photographs o f the Don Monday that it was Impossible would not be of special interest In Senator K i n g Ml in Russia. phenomenon. Professor Miller an to revive life by the injection ot a eastern Oregon or in the Willamette nounced. The photographs will be solution of adrenaline chlorate in the Moacow. — United States Senator valley, but in this section of Oregon! used, he said, for th« purpose o f test heart wall after electrocution He said William H. King of Utah is confined it attracted considerable attention, for Ing the Einstein theory o f relativity he had experimented with $0 men to his bed here because of a slight wheat Is not a common or regular : and to obtain speciograms from which and It was found to be impossible to illness. Ho may not be able to leave crop with farmers in this territory something relative to the chemical bring them back to life. He has of Moscow with the others of his party, Mr Stohle er marketing his wheat in composition and motion of the sun's flciated at the executions of 114 per who have been investigating condi Coos county, hauling It ©j^r the new corona can be learned. Isons at Sing Sing. tions In Russia early this week. highway by truck*. lo rd ly plasterers of Chicago, who look down on bank presidents and col lege professors as base menials, step ped a little further Into the plutocratic class Tuesday when they received a w age scale of $15 a day of eight hours. However, the $15 is merely a starting point. Plasterers are so scarce that rontractors gladly pay a fat bonus. L U E L L A ¿ A T r- j I t G O O D -B Y By GRACE E. H A L L ............................................................................ T X 7 E MEET and pass and speuk * * one word unheeding, Though any hour may rob us of our friend; The voice that now In merry tones is speeding. With the eternal echoes soon may blend; We clasp today a hand that's warm and living, And gaze in eyes that hold a merry gleara; Tomorrow, the farewell look we may he giving. And lieur a blithe “ good-by” as In a dream. We hope and plnn and play, and part ‘ with laughter. Unthinkingly, we use one word al- ways; And give no thought to what may follow after. As though we were assured of end less days; Too oft we part when hearts are sad and aching. And s{*eak in tones that Cause a smothered sigh; Oh. let us hut remember we are taking what, anytime, may be our last good- by ! <© by Dodd. MraO & Company.) --------O-------- Robbers Were Too Greedy. Burglars who broke into a flat In Vienna, Austria, and stole valuables were traced by the police owing to their having greedily thrust into their hag nn Ink bottle found on n table, The Ink bottle was cracked in the bag ,ind as a result the robbers' homeward track was marked by Ink spots on the Pavement, A g a i n I h ea r th a t c r e a k i n g step. H e's r a p p i n g at th e d o o r — T o o w e l l 1 k n o w the b o d i n g sound T h a t ush ers In a bor e — Jo hn G. Saxe. SUMMER SOUPS P O I . D soups of various kinds are * « 7 l" !'Ulnr fur a beginning at luncheons this season. Jellied Chicken Bouillon, Take a pint of hot chicken soup well seasoned. Soak one tablespoonful of gelatin in one-fourth of a cupful of cold water and then add to the hot soup. Add a fourth o f a cupfui of boil ing water and when cool add chopped parsley. Chill. Bent slightly with a fork and serve in bouillon cups with wafers. Cherry Soup. Conk two tahiespoonfuls o f sago in one r,1l'ful of boiling water until ten der. adding M k l water as needed un til the sago is perfectly clear. Cook one quart of pitted cherries in one quart o f water and one-fourth of a cupful o f sugar, one-half a lemon fine ly sliced and three or four inches of stick cinnamon. Boll fifteen minutes; add the cooked sago and boil up; pour slowly over two well beaten egg yolks ami chili before serving. Any berry may be used for this soup, following the above directions. A soup that is very popular le Mushroom Soup. Put a quart of milk and one cupful of cream In a double boiler, add two hay leaves, and a tablespoonful o f floor mixed with some of the cold milk. Cook for fifteen minutes or until the flour Is well cooked, strain, add a cupful of finely chopped mushrooms that have been cooked in a tablespoon ful of butter for five minutes, add two tahiespoonfuls of beef extract or bouillon cubes to season, a cupful of hot #>ter, and salt as needed. Seme hot. ik. U ii WTMtsrs Calsa.)
