PACI 4
RURAL ENTERPRISE
GLOBE, Albany
GOVERNMENT SURPLUS
TOTALS $377,768,000
LUTHER C. WHITE
P.B.ÍH.1
(Continued from page 1)
Truck
Line
DAILY SERVICE
JULY 11-12-13
which the lands"lie.
Washington. D. C.—The federal gov
Route all freight Auto Freight Ter.
Threshing prices have been fixed In
•rnment closed its fiscal year, with a
miual, Door 39. Phone RAst 5004
Linn county by the sack as follows:
surplus of »377,768.000.
Leave Portland each dav at 4:00 p. ,u.
A Mysterious
Oats, 15 cents; barley, 18 cents, and
This margin, although below the
Leave Halsey each day at 3:3o p. ni.
Sensational
wheat, 22 cents, and by the hour, »12
estimate of »390.000,000 recently made
Halsey Depot, Swift & Co.
for six-team, »14 for eight-team and
by President Coolidge, is almost four
Melodrama
»16 for 10-team outfits. Wages will be
Portland, Brownsville and
times as large as was expected by the
paid as follows: Three dollars a day
“ O utsid e the L a w
president earlier in the year. The sur­
Harrisburg Truck Line
for sack man, »2.50 a day for laborers,
plus will be used to reduce the public
and »4 a day for man with team.
debt.
with
Both customs receipts and Income
The right of the city of Portland and
Lon Chaney and
taxes exceeded those of last year, the
the validity of an ordinance giving
latttr despite the reductions In tax
the right to construct the Front-street
Priscilla Dean
rates made in the middle of the year.
intercepting sewer and drainage sys­
The public debt during the last fis­
tem and a sea wall at a cost of about
COMHDV
F irs t-c la s s W o r k
cal year was reduced »95,000,000, mak­
»2 068,620 were upheld in an opinion of
ing the total obligation now »19,433,-
the supreme court in the case of the
“ The Wireless Lizzie”
J- W . S T E P H E N S O N .
000,000.
Pioneer Real Estate company, appel­
AND
Secretary Mellon announced that the
lant, against the city of Portland.
TUSSI NG & TUSSING
“ Hodge Podge”
treasury was selling »43,000,000 of 4 4
The Stanfield bill refunding taxes
per cent far loan bank bonds back 1
LAW YERS
on the ex-Oregon & California Rail­
to the loan banks. These bonds, taken
road company grant lands since 1916
Halsey
anti Brownsville
by the government to establish a farm
was passed by the senate under unani­
Oregon
loan bank system will be reissued to
mous consent. It will reimburse 18
the public at 4 1-8 per cent.
counties
in
Oregon
and
one
In
Wash­
Luther C. White, superintendent of
Moneys derived from the sale of
ington to the extent of about »5,000,-
these bonds will be placed In the treas federal prisons, who died in Portland, 000, according to advance estimates.
Or.,
while
on
an
inspection
trip.
George Hocking, a student of Reed ury to stabilize the government’s fi­
The same bill has already passed the
college, Portland, Or., who won first nances until the next tax collection
house.
Laundrv sent Tuesdays
prize of »1,000 In national essay con­ period in September. This fund, which
Authority to construct an overhead
Agency Hub Cleaning Works
test conducted by the Chemistry Foun­ is now available, made the issuing of
crossing at Sixth street in Klamath
bonds on June 15 as was customary
Washington. D. C —Expenditures of dation of New York.
Falls over the tracks of the Central
A B ES PLACE
to finance the government, unneces­
more than »7,000.000 by the anti saloon
Pacific
railroad is sought in a petition
sary.
leagues In 22 states during the past six
filed by the city of Klamath Falls and
years were disclosed by additional re­
The government revenues last year
the Central Pacific railroad with the
Washington,
D.
C.—Senator
George
ports filed with the h . nate campaign
were »3.962,755,000 and expenditures
D ELBERT STARR
Norris, the republican insurgent from public service commission. The city.
»3,584,987,000.
funds committee by Wayne B. Wheel­
It
is
understood,
is
ready
to
finance
Funeral
Directsr and Licensed
er, counsel for the national dry organ­
Income tax receipts were »1,982,040,- Nebraska, who on many occasions has one-half of the construction cost, esti­
Embalmer
found
himself
at
odds
with
the
Cool­
ization.
000, and customs collections »579,430-
L A D Y A S S IS T A N T
idge administration, resigned as chair­ mated at approximately »62,000.
Geneva.—The Americans met defeat 000.
These states include New York,
Four Initiative measures, Including
man of the senate agriculture com­
Brownsville, Oregon
Maryland and Rhode Island, which on naval problems. Their «minority re­
mittee.
two on income tax. one on fishing and
alone have no local dry enforcement port, to which Great Britain, A»gentina
The senate accepted the resignation one on bus and truck operation, will
statutes, as well as Pennsylvania, and Chile had subscribed and rami«
without debate.
be placed on the November election
Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsiu, Iowa. their own, was definltSy rejected at a
The retirement of Norris leaves as ballot, five failed to obtain places and
meeting of disarmament e'oerts.
Missouri and Kentucky.
W . L W R IG H T
the ranking republican on the com­ the fate of another was In doubt, when
Only the signers themselves sup­
While the state organizations con­
filing
time
for
the
petitions
closed
at
mittee another senator who has dis­
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
tribute certain parts of their Income ported It, fourteen others voted again
Washington, D. C.—The co-operative agreed with the president on farm re­ Salem July 1. The measure In doubt
to the nationul anti saloon league, It It and Germany declined to cast a bal­
was the water power Mil sponsored
H arrisburg, Ore.
was developed from Mr. Wheeler, that lot. The minority report contended marketing bill was the only farm re­ lief legislation—McNary of Oregon.
by
the Housewives Council of Port­
Senator
McNary
said
he
would
ac­
lief
measure
to
run
the
house
and
sen­
that
the
naval
strength
of
the
various
both the national and state organiza­
cept the chairmanship and continue land,
tions do their own collecting Independ­ countries should be compared by the ate gauntlet at this session.
After rejecting, 156 to 67, a motion his fight at the next session for farm
tonnage of classes of ships, rather than
Irrigation projects in Oregon are
ently of each other.
to send ifi? pleasure to conference, the relief legislation. This will Involve faced with the most serious water
It was revealed, among other things, by total tonnage.
The disarmament meeting then house, without « record vote, approv­ his retirement as chairman of the com­ shortage in the history of Irrigation
that Richmond Pearson Hobson, a
mittee on irrigation and reclamation. in this state, according to Rhea Luper,
field agent for the prohibition cause adopted the majority report of the na­ ed two senate amendipents.
Congress adjourned Saturday for the state engineer. The only projects
Sponsored by Secretary Jardine, ft
for many years, received a total of val sub-committee.
year f o r j^ d o lla r
which still have an adequate supply of
»171,243 over a period of nine years,
The significance of the action is would create & division in the agrt summer.
water are those with storage facilities
or almost »20,000 a year. He was a that one of the fundamental principles culture department to foster the de­
\ lrtually all of the shortage is being
lecturer and organizer.
of the Washington naval treaty Is velopment and work of farmer»’ co­
BRIEF GENERAL NEWS
Halsey Railroad Time
experienced by projects and individ­
William Jennings Bryan, prohibition- j scrapped. This principle is that In operatives, and an appropriation of
North
South
1st, ------------------
fundamentalist churchman BU„
and | comparing navies of countries the J225.000 would be authorized.
A Creek government decree imposes uals depending qppn the direct flow
The bill was approved by the sen­ a tax of 2090 drachmas labout »24) on of streams, such streams Itj Oregon 32, 3:24 a. m, flag 17, 12:09 p. iu.
democratic presidential candidate, re- I i,un'lard should be the total tonnnge
16,
5:15
a,
rq.
13;4S p. m.
reived »11,000 from the Anti-Saloon , of c,a"gPS ot ships, as for Instance ate after !! had rejected the Fess farm bachelors over 24 years of age and at this time, being at an unusually 18, 8:16 a. m. flag IS,
.3.1, 8:12 p, m. flag
league In 1919 for making prohibition battleships. The report finally ap- credits bill, indorsed by President 1000 drachmas on unmarried men past low stage,
34, 4:08 n. nt.
31, 1:34 p, in. flag
speeches, It was shown.
proved rejects the standard as unfair Coolidge, to which It had been pro­ 40.
Two new gold strikes have brought Nos. 14 and 16 stop to let off passengers
from south of Eugene.
In Its application to the countries posed as * rider.
Royal Canadian mounted police have the gold fever at Grants Pass to a
President Goss to Summer Camp. ■ which did not participate in the Wash
When it came bo/’k to the house been ordered stationed at all vulner­ higher pitch than ever. The Brittany No. 31, direct connnetion for Marshfield
points.
Representative McDuffie, ,d«p;n<rat, able points on the Canadian border mine strike, eight miles west of Kerby,
Washington, 1). C.—President Cool­ Ington conference.
Passengers for sautlt of Eugene" should
The
United
States
gave
notice
to
Alabama,
moved
to
send
it
to
confer­
/ r nm the Atlantic to the Pacific to aid was made dn a vein five f«et wide,
idge left here Wednesday for White
take train No. 17.
wa» supported by a group In the |p4tt'pntion of smuggling.
Pines camp, the summer White House J tfl” mll,tary committee on the pro- ence,
carrying free gold In quarts resemb­
Halsey-Brownsville stage leaves Hal­
Increase In the naJi^r working day ling the Robertson ore at Gallce. The sey at 7 a. m and 12:15 and 8:16 p. m
•in the heart of the Adirondack«, A J I pnratory disarmament commission that of democrat» #nd a few republicans
Leaves Brownsville at 7:40 a. in. and
-company of 40 marines will guard It would never agree to placing super­ who opposed a senate amendment to to nine hours, ordered 'in rccem fas­ second strike was In the Afterthought 3.35
and 8:45 p. m.
the wooded promontory overlooking vision of its armuments In the hands eliminate naval stores from the (com­ cist decree is purely a temporary mbas mine in Jackson county, near Apple-
of
any
International
body.
modities
to
be
classified
under
the
bill
<itt> a n ; will remain in effect only for Rate postoffice. The ore is not as rich Outgoing M ail
•Osgood lake, which the Coolidges will
The United States also made plain as "agricultural products.”
occupy.
a limited period, jifeorijin^ to official as that of the prittany or ftobertaou
that It could not place the carrying
At the Halsey postoffice tnaih
strikes, but carries free gold
The other senate amendment, de­ announcement.
out of any program of limitation of signed to broaden the scope of the
Sayings 1 hat Cannot
Federal judges lost all chances of owners state run« »everal hundred dol­ close going nqtth Ut Jl:5 0 a. m.
and 5:20 p. m.
in tho hands of an inter­ proposed co-operative division, was getting a salary increase this year lars to the ton.
Be Term ed G allant armaments
national body.
Going south, 11:10 a. m. and
acepU'd without debate.
when
the
house
postponed
Io
Decem­
Taking
a
ladder
which
was
being
A Spanish rhyme runs—Were a
5:20
p. m.
ber
9
consideration
of
the
senate
bill
woinnu ns Hub» ns «he Is food, n pea
used on construction work at the rear
To Brownsville, G:20 a. tn. and
pod would innke her a gown und n AVIATION OFFICIALS NAMED HOUSE APPROVES PENSIONS providing for increases ranging from of the state flax plant and working
hood.
»2500 to »5000 a year.
within view of at least three guard 12 m. Morning stage to Browns­
An old Englbh Raying—If n mnn Senate Confirm s Men fo r New Post J Civil and Mexican War Veterans is
Investigation of the federal trade towers, four convicts soaled the wall ville goes on to Crawfordsville,
tions Created by Congress.
lose a woman and a farthing, he will
cotuiavtlf»" and department of justice of the state prison at Salem, cut their HoPey and Sweet Home.
Get More Money.
bo sorry he lost the farthing.
ushingion. I), c Less than two
Washington. J}. c .—A senate bill prosecution *8 ix., yeeent bread trust way through the wire entanglement»
wonh : w X T o f g"„d" ° ' 8tri,W *’
’T * t n n’n“ tted
Rs surmounting the wall with a hatchet
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providing Increase« of pensions to cases was ordered by iffy
German-There are only two good) X Z | , „ ,if 7 T u b .
n ' T *he
judiciary committee will eondnii
and escaped unseen. The four are:
civil and Mexican war Veterans and
women in the w o r l d s dead, and I
o k „
. 7
" ° f dependents at an estimated cost m inquiry, holding hearings during the Rtctiarj Moen «ent up from Mult­
When you think of used care,
the other can’t be found
| N
Y k
bo a!,»ls'ant secretary of the government of »15.000.0W) annual summer recess, if necessary.
nomah county; Walter Fisher, sent up
Scotch Honest men marry asm. •
t'har*‘' of “ vln,i<,n- was con ly was passed by the house without a
from Jefferson county; Elliott’Kitch­ think of C E R T IF IE D PUBLIC
I SO m
en new
nw isir t
, firm » «1
wise
men
4J. S. Prl,o*i Heae p if , in Portland. ener and Richard Franxien, sent up MOTOR CAR MARKET. -" V«e4
reeord vote.
The senate also confirmed the nom­
In Fife they say—The next best
cars only. 255 N. Church S t- 1-3
Portland, Or — LûTher G. White, , u. from Multnomah county.
1 nder the bill, it is estimated that
ination of Edward P. Warner, profes
thing to no wife Is a good wife.
Pregoi) monthly pensions have been block north of poet office, Salpm,
53,000
elvll
war
veterans
now
getting
pertntendeut
of
federal
prisons,
died
Arabian—Words are women ; deeds zor of aeronautics at Massachusetts In
granted as ioHowy: Portland: William Oregon.
are men.
ztltuto of Technology, to be assistant »50 a month would receive »65. Vet­ at the Multnomah hotel here. He was
A Persian sage sava that a woman's •e.retary of the navy In charge of erans receiving »72 a month would get taken from the train when hia condi­ W McIntosh. »26; Fred L. Cowles.
»90. If totally disabled or blind, and tion became too serious for him to $20; Leon W. Slattery, »20; Franci»
wisdom Is under her heel.
aviation.
PIANO MUST fig tjOLD
It Is estimated 20 per cent of the 5
continue a trip of inspection. When tv Huntington. »40; Percy R Gibson
Jl'he Persian asserts that women and
Davison Hnd Warner will hold posts
drngons are best out of the world.
000 men now on a »72 basis would be Whit® arrived at McNeil island on »30; Aaron Hart. »40; Ida A. Leigh-
W
ill sacrifice high-grade piano
Corsican— Just as a good and a created under legislation Just enacted eligible for the increase.
Mey 19 he was taken 111 with an ab ner, »30; James H. Loshbough; Arch­ in storage near here for im mediate
by
congress
with
a
view
to
strengthen
had horse both need the spur, a food
The pensions of 26.000 widows of s«e«sed ear resulting from sinus ibald R, Wright, »25; Albert T Ander­
and a bad woman both need the stick ln< the army and navy air services civil war veterans would be increased trouble ut fang standing. He was son, »20; Alfred S. Johnson. »20; Vic­ sale. Will give easy terms to an
Another measure, which also carried
— London Tit-Bits.
from »30 to »50 a month while civil thought recovered *u«7Jriently to cou tor Llndburg. »20; William H. Farring­ established home. For full par-
out recommendations of the presi
ttnue his trip when he »ta*««J for ton, $30; Louis F. Roll wage, Tigard, ticulara and where it can he seen,
dent's air board, provides for an as war nurses would receive »5« a month Portland.
Dr. Em il Coue Dies In France
J, '1, (.rant McClellan, Reedsport, »20; address Portland Music Co., 227
About
1100
widows
of
veterans
of
slstant
secretary
Nancy. France Dr Emile Coue ,h ' T
“ ' T
’ 1“” of
of commerce
« ’« » • r e to have the war of 1812 and the Mexican war
Charles W. Jjhgjon, Oswego. »25; Wil­ 6th St. Portland, Oregon.
tm ous.dvoe»t- „ r ,,.,._ L tOUe th<,i rh’ r‘' p ° f ' “o new bureau of civil
liam E. Lamb, Roseburg. »4Q; Daniel
Miuou.
.avocate
,
_______
... „ of auto.«.„..tlon
° ,UMM,,°n J , •«fonautlcs,
but no one hau been tie- would be eligible for an increase from NON-PARTISANS WIN DAKOTA Conner, »20.
the treatment of illness, died here.
»30 to »50 a month.
signaled as yet for that post.
Wanted— Clean rags 4 cent» g
Coolidge Candidate Loses In North
An intensive survey of approximate­
pound.
Halsey Garage.
Dakota Primaries.
Al Sm ith Bids Coolidgs Welcome.
ly 60.000 acres of yellow pine tn the
Albany. N. Y.—A welcome to the
country
south
of
Bend
recently
tapped
Fargo. N. D. — Senator Gerald P
"cooling breezes of the Adirondack Nye. non partisan Incumbent defeated by the Eugene-Klamath Fall« linn of
for sale
mountains.’’ together with the gift of L. B. Hanna, independent, for the re­ the Southern Pacific la tn be made thl.
Genuine Çhickering Upright
a fishing license with the added hope publican senatorial Domination.
aummer under the supervision of Fred 1 tano, f his piauo in dark brown
that "you will not miss any," were ex
Nye’s campaign distinctly opposed A- Matz of the district forest office.
(Formerly Hotel Halsey)
tended to President Coolidge In a let the national administration with at­ He will be aiatsted by student forest- case and in excellent condition.
ter dispatched by Governor Smith. The tacks made particularly on the fall *» from universities and college» |n At a price tb at will surprise you.
N EW LY RENO VATED
president will spend the summer at ure to pass the Haugen agricultural w h o m part, of tha United State, Tbe Inyeetigate.
Other good used
Osgood lake for a summer in the relief bill. The world court and the primary purpose of the survey )» i„ pianos at very low prices.
mountains.
Mellon bill were other subjects of at obtalo accurate data relative to the
B ath — H o t W a te r — C lean Beds
Davenport Music House, 409 west
tack.
amount and types of timber in the area
1st
st., Albany, Oregon.
Riff Head to b* Exiled.
Hanna, on the other hand, upheld Ifc’ south of Creeceat The work is
Rates Reasonable
Faris — Abd el-Krlm. who recently the administration, winning the ap­ to start shortly.
submitted to the French after having pellation "Coolidge candidate" within
special bargain : House
O« Awtremont Suspect, Frtetf
carried on a determined warfare in the state.
and small barn and six lots in
Y o u r P n t r o n n f e S o lic it e d
IMnHIle.
_ Th . three men .r^e.,.
Morocco ns leader of the reb. lllous
This non partisan movement also re-
North
Brownsville.
Price for
Rlfftaas. Is to be exiled to the Island ■Miinated Governor A G. Sorlle In ed here
“ au.pec,ed of
(h#
quick
sale
»5.50.00,
Act
quickly
of
Madagascar,
la
the
Indian
ocean
the
gubernatorial
conti
-t
Sorlle
d-
Autrement brothers, wanted for train
M rs . E v e ly n M . Johnson, M a n a g e r
fcgt«d J M Haul.
r o ta r y and murder #f su k|yoa
off the cast coast of Africa.
and secure a borne before this of­
in 19»3. were released.
fer is withdrawn. Leslie L. Haa-
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A
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