L
OF CURRENT WEEK
LABORITES WIN IN ENGLAND
, New Government First in History o f
Country
Asquith Support«.
MEXICAN TROOPS f S S ? T 5 ^ ï 1 ¿ |
Il U. S. TERRITORI * M B R IE F - !
IN BR IEF
o lq l
school
London.— The conservative govern­
Salem.— More than $20.000 will be
ment, headed by Stanley Baldwin, met
spent in remodeling and enlarging the
defeat in the house of commons Mon­
power plant of the Oregon Pulp
day night and for the first time in the
Paper company, it was announced Sat
Brief Resurre Most Important history of England a labor government
urday. The improvements will start
will probably take office.
at once.
Daily News Items.
The labor amendment to the ad­
Cove.— Baxter brothers, Robert Z
dress in reply to the speech from the
and Roy Baxter, have purchased the
throne introduced in the house by
M. Borgren sawmill, planer and tint
John Robert Clynes, deputy leader of
ber
and will take possession at once
the parliamentary labor, on January
They will continue to operate a luxn
17, was adopted by a vote of 328 to
ber yard and supply fruit boxes.
256, J. Ramsay MacDonald, the labor
leader,
himself
moving
closure,
which
Event« o f Noted People, Government«
Commander and 1500 Men Expect to
Salem.—John H. Race of the Oregon
was agreed to.
•ad Pacific Northwest, and Other
Re-enter Ow n Country by Way
Growers' Co-operative association, up
The amendment reads:
on his return here Saturday from
Thing« Worth Knowing.
o f El Paso, Texas.
"Be it our duty respectfully to sub­
northern points, reported that the Chi
mit to your majesty that your ma­
nese walnut is to enter into keen com
jesty's present advisors have not the
petition with the Oregon product.
Dr. Maurice Francis Egan, ex-minis­ confidence of the house.”
Naco, Ariz.— W hile hundreds of citi­
The labor party had the support of zens of Mexico and the United States
Salem.—Veterans of Foreign Wars,
ter to Denmark, died at his home In
Herbert H. Asquith, fo/mer premier looked on Sunday afternoon, Mexican Oregon department, held a meeting
Brooklyn late Monday.
and leader of the united liberals.
federal troops crossed the internation­ here Saturday and went on record as
The democratic national convention
Premier Baldwin will present his
favoring some kind of a national bonus
will be held at New York city begin­ resignation to the king and the king al boundary at this little town, en­
for
ex-service men. More equitable
trained
in
special
cars
waiting
for
ning Tuesday, June 24, following the
will summon J. Ramsay MacDonald to them, and began their Journey to pensions for Spanish-American war
republican convention at Cleveland
form a new government.
veterans also*was favored by the con­
Juarez, Mexico.
June 10.
For a prime minister about to suffer
There was no demonstration. Fif- vention.
Discovery of a serum for scarlet extinction Mr. Baldwin was in excel­
toen hundred Mayo Indians made up j Lebanon. — The First Presbyterian
fever was announced Tuesday night lent vein. Remarking that labor was the command. General Jesu« Maria
of Lebanon was daniaged by
by Dr. A. It. Doches, assistant profes­ about to be put into office by the Aguirre, in charge, hoped to effect a fire earJy Sun(lay afternoon to the
sor of medicine at the College of votes of a progressive party, which crossing of the bord-r at El Paso. extent of between , 2000 and $3000.
Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia elicited liberal cheers, he created Tex., under cover of darkness.
The fire 8tarted jn the furnace room
roars of laughter by turning the tables
university.
In their trip to Juarez, the Mexican
tho basement of the church and
thus:
soldiers will cross portions of the was confined largely to the furnace
Permission to build 32 miles of rail
“ Yes, but progress is not necessarily states of Arizona and New Mexico.
room, kitchen and dining room.
road from Crane to Burns In the Ore­ forward,” and then quoted figures
The troopers eventually will be sent
Eugene. — Peter Verigin, advance
gon timber section was granted the showing the gradual diminution of to Jalisco, Coahuila, where the forces
By D O U G L A S M A L L O C H
Oregon-Washing ton Railroad & Navi strength of the liberals in the com of President Obregon are battling to representative of a Doukhobor colony
gation company Tuesday by the inter­ mons from 376 in 1906 to 115 in 1922, quell the revolution.
that proposes to locate in Lane coun­
state commerce commission.
adding:
A special train of the El Paso & ty, announced Saturday that arrange­
“ And you only got bigger numbers Southwestern railway carried the ments had been made to buy the old * r p I S something to have lived a
The new soldiers’ bonus measure
minute,
at the last elections by appealing to troops. It left Naco at 1:15 o'clock.
Friendly farm of 800 acres, eight miles
was introduced in the senate Monday
However long the after-years,
the voters to keep the socialist party
southwest
of
Eugene
on
the
Crow-
United States immigration guards
by Senator Copeland, democrat. New
An instant with an aeon in it.
aro accompanying the troops to El road. He said that a number of fam­
Too glad for smiles, too sad for
York, who proposed to pay |1.25 for out.”
Mr. Baldwin, in his speech, took the Paso. Passage of the Mexican sol ilies are expected to arrive from Can­
tears.
each day of active service, lie esti
sole blame for the protectionist policy, diers into the United States was ac ada this year.
For in that instant heaven nears.
mated the entire cost at about $1,500,-
which he believed would solve the un compllshed in the presence of United
For In that moment God lias found
000 , 000 .
Salem.— With the practical exhaus
us—
employment problem.
He paid his States immigration authorities. It was
tion
of
the
state
highway
bond
funds,
Albert B. Fall, former secretary of respects to ex Premier Asquith, leader
Earth nevermore but earth appears.
a long, tiresome process. Each - sol the state highway programme has
Whatever shadows gather 'round us.
the interior, who was the center of an of the united liberals, who had turned
dier was required to register his name now reached a point where it is de­
attack over the leasing of the Teapot the support of that party to the labor
as he entered the United States. More pendent on its current income for a 'Tis something to have lived a little,
Dome naval oil reserve in the senate ites, by comparing Mr. Asquith with
than four hours were required to in continuation of the work. The estim­
One little hour, however small;
Tuesday by Senator Caraway of Ark­ "an obstetrician about to bring a child
spect and register the entire contin­ ated income for 1924 is approximately However brief, however brittle.
ansas, is ill at a New Orleans hotel into the world with the intention to
However soon our castles fall,
gent.
$12,740,000, and a large part of this
and unable to receive visitors.
smother It should It fail to meet his
Oh, it is something to recall—
The Mexican officials desired to money already has been obligated
Judge Jacob Trieber Tuesday in expectations,” and declared: “ I think send the troops across in a body, but through contracts awarded during the To sound the depths, to walk Parnas­
sus,
structed a Jury in United States dis­ infanticide is worse than suicide.”
Amorican immigration officers ex year 1923.
In one short hour to live it ail,
His government, he said, had been plained this was impossible.
trict court in Jonesboro, Ark., to re­
Pendleton. — The general indebted­ Though love may full up, fortune
turn a verdict of not guilty In the case accused of committing suicide, but. he
Most of the train which carried the
pass us.
of Dr. Mary E. Leeocq, practitioner of exclaimed, "there are worse crimes troops was composed of freight cars, ness o f the city of Pendleton was re­
duced
by
$24.000
during
1923,
accord­
than
suicide!”
the Abrams method of diagnosis, who
the officers riding ahead in coaches.
'Tis something to have lived com­
The prime minister predicted that Fifty cars were assigned for the trans­ ing to the annual report of Thomas
had been charged with using the mails
pletely,
Fitzgerald,
city
recorder,
to
the
city
the
future
lay
between
the
conserva­
to defraud.
portation of the soldiers and 12 cars
I f only for a moment's span.
tives and the labor party, and to ring­ for equipment. The officers occupied council. A saving of $1200 annually Have lived a moment madly, sweetly,
Ramsay MacDonald, English pnrlla
in interest charges is effected by the
ing ministerial cheers he added:
Have lived the floodtide while we
the remaining two cars that made up
mentary labor leader and probably
retirement of the bonds. A ll depart­
"Do we look like a beaten party?— the train.
can.
the next prime minister, in a remark­
ments of the city kept their expendi­
Whatever
skies we ever scan.
we are ready to take up the challenge
Mexican officials announced 500
able speech in the house of commons
from any party whensoever and by additional troopers will arrive in Naco tures under the budget allowance, the Whatever books we ever conned us.
Tuesday declared for n foreign policy
It Is the hour God whispers man
report stated.
whomsoever It is thrown down.”
from southern Sonora in a day or two.
that will restore the influence of Great
Thnt there is something yet beyond
In his general remarks about labor's but the exact time of the arrival was
Salem.— The total bonded indebted­
Britain In Europe In favor of peace
us.
policy Mr. MacDonald declared that uncertain, they said.
ness of the state of Oregon on Decem­
( © by M cClure N ew sp ap er S yn d ica te.)
nnd order.
socialism had no hard and favored
ber 31, 1923, was $60,246,S30, according
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A word chosen from more than 25,- doctrines. The man or nation that
to the annual report of O. P. Hoff,
She’ll Outgrow It.
000 suggestions as the one best calcu­ found nn easy way to lay hands on NORTHWEST LEVY
state treasurer, completed here Fri­
Little Girl (in secretive manner)—
lated to “ stab and awake the con­ capitul for any purpose except specific
day. Highway bonds top the list with I know something, but I'm not going
ON
LOGS
TARGET
science of tho lawless drinker," was economic purposes, in his belief, was
obligations aggregating $3S,395,250. to tell It.
announced In Boston by Deloevare going into bankruptcy.
Uncle (woman hater)— Yes, yes, my
Washington, D. C. — Attorney-Gen­ W orld war veterans’ state aid bonds
King of Quincy, who offered a prize
eral Daugherty has reversed the tariff total
$20.000,000, district
interest girl, you'll get over that when you be­
of $200 for the most suitable epithet. China's Downfall Laid to Mah Jongg.
commission in its first report to the bonds $1.401,580, and rural credit come older.
The word is "scofflaw.”
Chicago, 111. Mah Jongg is respon­ president under flexible provisions of bonds $450,000.
Congress, faced with the task of sible for the present corruption in the tariff act.
Hood River.— Crews are being as­
evolving a method of aiding tho farm­ China, the Rev. George Stens, a mis­
In an opinion sent to the W hite
er, received Tuesday another proposal sionary in China for 30 years, declared House, Mr. Daugherty had ruled that sembled at Dee, where work will be
tp add to the list already in hand Sunday at St. Mary's mission house at the commission's construction of the started soon on construction of a new
when tho McNary Haugen bill, pro­ Techny. 111., where he is studying section laying import duties on logs concrete dam by the Oregon Lumber
company. The dam, replacing an old
posing a $200,000,000 federal agricul American educational methods.
of cedar, fir, spruce and western hem­
wooden
structure, will be utilized in
tural export corporation, was intro­
"Th e bandits who rob at night in lock was incorrect.
Tho president
duced in the senate and house.
China gamble at mah Jongg by day,” has returned the commission's report, backing up the waters of the east
fork of Hood river for a log pond and
The 12,000 workers in district No. he said. “ Government officials sit with the opinion, to the commission to furnish water power for a hydro­
through
the
night
playing
with
o
ffi­
with instructions to "proceed in ac­
26 in Nova Scotia of the United Mluu
electric system furnishing energy for
Workers of America walked out Tue.c cers, employes and underlings in o f­ cordance therewith.”
tbe company's big sawmill.
The commission's action, which was
NO O T H E R W A Y
day. Nine thousand of them quit be fice. They lose in the end. Their
regular
duties
are
neglected,
and
when
overturned
by
the
department
of
Jus-
"Mister, I am elawly starving.”
Salem.— Within the next week all
cause of the failure of wage negotia­
"O f course. It's a thing you can’t
tions, followed by the British Empire it comes to paying their losses they tfce, was taken late in August upon necessary forms for making state in­
| the application of log buying interests come tax returns will be ready for do in a hurry, you know.”
Steel corporation's 20 per cent cut In resort to all kinds of rascality.
"In China there is a saying that the ! „ ( tbe |>acific northwest, which sought distribution.
O-
Approximately 85.000
the «cale and 3000 others struck in
victim of the habit can no longer be a reduction of the full 60 per cent blanks will be mailed. Of this num­
sympathy.
trusted. 1 know men and women in permitted by the flexible provisions ber 73.000 will be sent to individuals
Drastic measures to meet tho finan­ China who have lost their entire pos ¡n the rate of $1 a thousand board feet
THE ROMANCE CF WORDS
and 12,000 to corporations, partner­
cial crisis caused by the abrupt plunge sessions playing this game. There are on |OR9 0f the species mentioned. The
ships and fiduciaries. Each inrlosure
“A L L IG A TO R ”
of the frnne were taken by the cabinet few games so contagious and I am |aw provides that the duty shall not
will contain a form for the state re­
Tuesday—tho most momentous meas­ sorry to see it getting such a hold in apply If the nation, province or po-
turn. sheet of instructions, blank for
\ \ 7 HEN the alligator, the r. ;ly
ure affecting internal affairs decided Amerira.”
litleal sub-division from which the furnishing a copy o f return to the
* * crocodile of the new world,
upon by the Poincare government
■
commodity is Imported has imposed government and a return envelope.
was tirst seen by the Spanish
since it assumed power. The steps
Train Service Crippled.
any restriction on its exportation
discoverers, they had a true in­
announced were: A 20 per cent in­
Albany.— A gigantic undertaking to
sight into its species and called
London. — Although the strike in within 12 months,
crease in all the French tax rolls, ef­ augurated at midnight Sunday night
It “ el lagarto” or “ the lizard"—
provide pure mountain water for all
fective immediately.
the article being accented be­
of the valley towns in this section
by the members of the Associated S o
Russia Buys Cotton.
cause of the size of the monster.
with an outlay of approximately $7,-
Four years of national prohibition cieties of Locomotiva Engineers and
New Orleans.—The Russian soviet
In Sir Walter Raleigh's "Discov­
have brought happiness Into thou I Firemen has failed thus far to tie up i government has purchased a small 000,000 was started Saturday at a
ery of Guiana," the word still
meeting
of
about
a
dozen
influential
sands of American homes, helped the country's rail communication, i quantity of American cotton which tt
retains Its Spanish form, for the
solve unemployment problems. In enormous inconvenience has been is understood Is for shipment directly business men of Albany. A tempor­
discoverer w rite«: "Sailing up
creased consumption of home made caused to all classes throughout the
Ru„ ian ports
1 o cotton ary organization to carry on the nego­
the Orinoco we saw In It divers
sorts of strange fishes of mar­
products, lengthened terms of eduon country. In London the situation was j (actoriI hero xbo purchases to date, tiations with the other Talley towns
for the purpose of putting the project
lion and cleaned up "Main street." aggravated In the afternoon and night f > ^
h€>re araount
velous bigness, but for Ingartns
it exceeded. There were thou­
In h ib itio n Commissioner Haynes de | by a steady downpour of rain. U ‘ » I
,#I)(1 ....
M ow mu,.h Ani, r. through was completed at the meeting
sands of these ugly serpents,
dared Tuesday night on the eve of ¡difficu lt at present to ascertain to ! Iran cotton the Russians have received under the name of the Pure W ater
and the people m il it. from the
the fourth anniversary of constitu what extent the strike la affecting the through Germany there Is no way of Development league.
abundance of them, the river of
tlonal prohibition.
gen. ral train services.
ascertaining, hut It is believed some
St. Helens.—The ruling of the Ore­
lagartos in their (the Spanish)
has reached the soviet republic.
language."
gon supreme court that ^he tax con­
The American Legion executive
War Declared on "Fags."
The
English
sailors
who
servation commission act was void
committee after setting September 15
brought ths word home with
Salem. Or. Local police announced
$200.000 Cargo Seized.
bad little effect in Columbia county
to 19, Inclusive, as the dates for the
them had probably never «een It
New York.—Three thousand cases except to make it necessary to rail a
1924 national convention to be held in Monday that an aggressive campaign
written and naturally considered
St. Paul. Wednesday started an ag- will be launched here to enforce the of whisky, gin and champagne valued meeting of the county court and the
that the article “ el" was part of
ve campaign in support of ad law prohibiting the sale of cigarettes at $200.000; an oceangoing tug boat, budget advisory rommitt“ e, which
the noun "lagarto." In Ben
The
Justed compensation for world war to minors. It was said that this law valued at $50.000, and six men were was held Saturday morning.
Jenson, who write* It “alltgsr-
veterans and went on record as op-1 lias been violated by many tobacco I seised early Sunday by officers of the county tax commission had lopped off
ta," we find the word In the
posed to the substitution of ordinary | dealers In Salem, with the result that j police boat Manhattan after a battle some $40.0<>n from the budget as pre­
process o f Us transformation,
headstones for the crosses that stand [ numerous complaints have been filed in New York harbor that continued up pared by the county court and the
"alligator" being merely the An­
glicized Tersion of the Spanish
at the head of the grave of every with the polle« department. The local the North River to the foot of Cham advisory committee. Its recommends
name, coupled with a more
American soldier In European cerne i courts. It is said, have promised to n> hers at reel. No one w as wounded. tion was adopted and the county as
phonetic form of sjsdling
teries. Tho executive meeting closed operate with the poltre In enforcement Police found that the boat, the Capital •essor proceeded to extend the tax
by
.«v n t i . c f i t f , 1
)
No.
1.
had
been
captured
twice
before.
roll
on
this
basis.
W ednesday night.
J of the sigarette law.
Federáis Allowed to Go Through
Two States.
COMPILED
FOR
YOU
JUAREZ DESTINATION
MEN YOU MAY MARRY
ji T i s So m ething to
to H a v e L iv e d
By E. R. P E Y S E R
Has a man like this proposed
to you?
Symptoms: Broad grin, large
mouth, hulr plastered down au<l
parted in the exact center, fancy
vest showing a broad expanse of
chest, fancier tie, sleeves short,
coat shorter, trousers not short
enough, crazy about girls, writes
to ’em, talks to ’em. He keeps
marveling why he isn't a more
successful fussyr. He'd lie longer
on the “ Chickens" if he wasn't
so short on his coat and sleeves.
IN F A C T
His clothes are his only short­
comings.
Prescription to His Bride:
Daily turn on the tap of
7> D
I t
yc
four admiration for your
other men friends’ clothes.
But add to this a few ounces
of appreciation for his many
good points.
Absorb This:
C L O T H E S ARE N O T EVEN
SK IN DEEP.
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N o t to the s w i f t the ra ce ; n ot to. the
s t r o n g the fight;
N o t to th e rig h t e o u s p e r f e c t g r a c e . not
to th e w is e the l i g h t ;
B u t o f t e n f a l t e r i n g fee t com e s u re st to
th e g o a l ;
A n d t h e y w h o w a l k In d a rk n es s meet
the sun rise o f the soul.
A th ousan d tim es b y n ig h t the S y ria n
hosts h a v e died ;
A th ousan d tim es the v an qu is h e d r i g h t
h a th risen glo rif ied.
— H e n r y van Dyk e.
C O O K IE S FOR T H E F A M I L Y
HP HE cooky jar at this season of the
“ year, to be nt all popular, must be
always full. Here are a few to help
replenish I t :
Imperial Cookies.
Take one-half cupful of butter, one
cupful o f sugar, two eggs, one table-
spoonful of milk, two and one-half
cupfuls o f flour, two teaspoonfuis of
baking powder. Mix the butter and
sugar, add the beaten eggs, milk and
the dry ingredients sifted together.
Roll very thin and hake In a hot oven.
This foundation may be used for
filled cookies If desired, doubling the
amount. For the filling, take one-half
cupful of sugar, one-half cupful of
raisins, two tables|>oonfuls of flour,
two tablespoonfuls of lemon juice and
the grated rind of the lemon, one-
fourth cupful of boiling water and
two tahlespoonfuls of butter. Rub the
butter and flour together, add the boil­
ing water and cook, then add the
raisins, lemon Juice and rind and cook
until smooth. Cool before using. Roll
out. cut, then place a spoonful of the
mixture in the center, cover with an­
other cooky and bake ns usual. Dates,
currants, figs or a combination of two
or more may be used for this filling.
Hermits.
Take one-third of a cupful of butter,
two thirds o f a cupful of sugar, one
egg, two tahlespoonfuls of milk, one
and three-fourths cupfuls of flour, two
teaspoonfuls of baking powder, one-
third o f a cupful of raisins cut into
small pieces, one-haif teaspoonful of
cinnamon, one-fourth teaspoonful of
cloves, the same of mace, and nutmeg.
Cream the butter; add the sugar,
raisins, egg well beaten, and the milk.
Mix the dry Ingredients and add to
the first mixture. Roll the cookies a
little thicker than for plain ones. Baka
In a slower OTen.
Cream Cookies.
Take one-third of a cupful of bntter.
one cupfnl of sugar, two eggs, one-half
cupful of thin cream, two teaspoonfnls
of baking powder, one teaspoonful of
salt, two teaapoonfuls of ginger, and
floor to roll. Mix and bake as Im­
perial cookies.
n c
( £ . 1121. W fiT fr u
V o iJ t .)