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T H I tCAVBRTON RBVIBW. BBAVlNTON, ORBOON MANCHURIA NEWEST OF WORLD STATES Almoal as Large a* Union of South A frica. WusMiigluii. Ili« crculluu uf tli« world'» u«w«»t piupesed «lui« Imi Juit bevii proclaim ed frinii «vliât heretufure Imi b«*u know h «• "M anchuria." Tli« announced ip o iiiu r fur tlm projected guveraUieiit 1« Oi« uurtlieasteru aditilo- litrullvv collimiti*«. Hu fur, four Haine» lui le lu-a-li bestowed ou |||« iim W •tule, lu rullili »ucceselon : Ankuo, Daldu ( iiii*niiiiig "(iie a t Union"), Mun clioiiliuo CI.Il loi of Mntn'liurla"), uml rullili« (" lim a i U nity") Until ■ nulli« Il Itimily ■otll«<i upon, lini uew l«i ritot lui unit might ««Il Im i u II hi I ile» rlptlvrly, "Munì burla |<lita Jvtlul," *«)« ■ tiullrtln from tlm Nutlouul U eogniplilr »oliciy. "Allliotigh III« nuiim o f III» |iro|io«cil ■tale ««cm» to ahi ft over lila lit.** cun lim ic i llm liullrlln, ‘i l l territorial uink« u|i la rcimontihly defluite. In It ar« liuiuilcil III« thrr« provine«« lim i h»r«tofor« im i« ninil» u|> M iindiurlu : Liaoning (a im known a« r en g u en ami an Mokeloll province). Klrlu, amt Ilei luna ( ii U o kiioiiu nu Amur provine«!. Tu Ilio«« Im ve liccii luliloil Jvhul, lilt li «rio ili« adjacent provine« o f Inner Mongolia, lo III« «rat. Tlm prupoacil alai« lini* alarla « liti approituiali-l) 443,10) M|uar« nillca, au area allunai aa gréai au lim i of tlm Union o f Sonili Afi I. o "The fledgling alai« of Munchurlu ami Jchol lira far In III« north ami Ima a aviere u Inter rllam le. Warld'a Moat F trtll* Land*. “ Ili Aala'a new territorial unit la a population uf apprutlm atrly 3Jt.'a»i mai, yat larga region* ara *p*r»«ly peo p in i Tlm grealpal .louaity of popula Hou la In l.laonlug, tlm aouttiermnuai ami am ulleit protliie«; ami th« Ivaal drnally I» lu llellu u g. III» nuiilm rn tnoal and largval. Among III« cultivât ml a n ilo ii* ara auiue uf llm niutt fer tll« landa lu lm fourni lu llm world l.arg« arena uf tllluhl* land ar* alili undeveloped. ’’Ili« liete alai» la III« world'a lead tng grower uf aoy tienila, producing annually iivarly a quarter u f a l.llllon bualivla. Appruklmately ulte half III« prtMluellou la rt|M>rled In thè monili» follow ing harvest. long freight traina loaded with lu'Ulia, roll cvuavlraaly down to the (mrta where »hipa of ev *ry nation wait to tran»|Mirt them to all continent* Thl* Iwiin traitlr la on* o f the chief auiirre» o f Incuiue for the Mam luirían railway*. "In addlllou to In-ana, thrr« la a heavy production uf wheal, millet, m alt«, and gralu aorghum on th« rich acr«« of Munchurlu and Jrhol The Uva atock luduatry reuchra large pro portimi* In >oiuv region». In the north ar* «»tenait« fórrala, aiid farther aouth are taal coal held* and alxablv drp-.alla of IruU ore. "lu r|iooalng a capital for the new alate, tha com m ittee paaaed over Muk den. long the capital uf Manchuria, and llarhlu, the ineiropolla, and dealg nuled ( iian gch un (alao called Kuau cheugU u ), (lie third city In alle. Thl» choice may have been dictated by a dealre to pine* the adm inistrative ar tlvltlea In a central location; for with the addlllou uf Jrhol, Changchun tie romea much nearer (he geographic rruter of th* new »tale than Mukdrn, aud much nearer (Im population ecu ter Ilian Harbin. “ Malting Pot" of Manchuria. “ I.Ike many other title* u f Man churla. Changchun tin* an o ld Town and a New Town. The N'ew Town hna sprung up »luce liaifi and center* around the luipoatng »talion of the Japan««« railway. It hna piara* and parka. Ila C reels are broad, and It* building« modern. A mile and a third away Ilea the Old Town. Imiuaed by a wall, save on the side bounded by a tribut ur y uf the Kuugarl river. The main »1 reel la surprisingly wide, hut there la marked congestion In uther ntrreta. Together, the town* have a population of between 90,000 and 100. Banker’s Reserve Life Co. I * * * + + + * * * * + * : W hen Stanford Coed«' W iles Influence Professors Talo Alto, Calif.— Stanford univer sity niella get good gradea liecauae aven malate professors «re not proof against (lie w iles o f Cleopatra, while th e poor men atíldenla have to hum tha midnight oil and toll uncenslngly to get even pnsalng marks. Ho charges a recent editorial In the Hlnnfnnl ttnlly. And n prominent coed lender adm itted the stHtement. 211 Requiaition» H onored llarrlalnirg, l ’a.—The commonwealth of Pennsylvania hnnored '.’Il requisì timi» from oth er stale* for thè return of fugltlves freni Justlce diirlng 11)31 The state. III tim i, souglit return of UT« persona from o th er state«. W o n ts that aunt m*an anything N ot wing. P ro h ib itio n . I am pleased to m a rt yon. Male p ric e . Slop, look and lis te n . I will «erve th e people to th e beat ol ray a b ility . I will pay you S a tu rd a y a u ra . Answering Advertisements Don’t Fail Office* al 30r.il In th« P anam a if<dg. In P ortland B anker's R eserve L ila Co . b-in* o p -ra te d by insurant;« ex p erts enjoys a large and locreas.fig patronage la the com m unity. T he onlv«r*ai sue coos uf th is com pany la due moativ to th e fact th a t It ap p reciates a large volum e of business. 81nce th eir In ception they have alw ays been a l th« service of p atro n s and a t all ttm as rea’dy and w illing to give Inform s lion desired and assu rin g all people th a t tb e ra was no obligation. The by-words of Ita progress have been court*wy and accom m odation as th eir hundreds of clleo ts will testify has ever Increased th e ir p atro n ag e Being one of th e m oat popular Ufa In surance com panies In the country. • they hav e policies w .th very a ttra c d eb t. W hen tha m an. th a b ta d of tive fe a tu re , and never failing pro- the fam ily, la taken away he cann-it ‘ecUoa. be replaced, but lnsurano« will leave Life lnsurano* offers the tdvan- an Incom e for th a fam ily. (ages of protection but a lio usually N ot long ago som e sta tistic s on es m eets th« requlnnenl* of som e fu ta te s w ere ta k e n and it was found tu re day It la a burines* Invest th a t In money l«ift a f a r death by m ent, a w orthw hile w ay to save youi A m ericans, 87 per cen t cam e from m oney. You ra n easily pay fo r a Insurance and only 13 per cent ftom child'* college education* by carry in g o th er source». T b er« U no question a policy on lbem for the. am o u n t of but w hat th is la th e day and ag e the educational cost In thus way th* when Insurance la th« essen tial nec cost Is stru n g over a period of y e a rs . easily of »very Individual. Moat business men carry Insurance B anker’s R eserve Life Co h a , a flna sod If In debt (to th« am ount of tb elr record of service to the people H ave obligations) ao In case of death th eir proven through sa ’lsfacto ry serv ice loved ones have no d eb ts banging your patronage has been well m e rit ovar th e ir b ead s. E very man ahooM e d . Itrsure («day th a t y o rr loved alao p ro tect his loved ones In like o n e , will be provided for—tom orrow m anner and m ore especially If In 1 Is usually too la te . Mount Calvary Cemetery A p -rc e n ta g . of the cost of burial lotr. is set asid e as a special fund to be Ur*-d fo r th« p -rp eiu al c are of this b -au tifu l cetn*<«ry on th e Sky- |lin e Blvd in P o rtlan d T h is Is a m ost beautiful | «put close to th e city w here n atu re lends a p leasan t touch *.o sad occasions, when m an in t.ie tran sitio n goes to th e g re a t beyond An in sti tution th a t ta» well conducted and kept In th e very best of con d itio n . W ith th e age of auto fu n erals and rapid tra n sit th e larg e and well car ed for cem etery has taken Its place in o u r civilization. D uring th e p ast decade th e prlv ate burying ground and sm all mn- kept cem etery have fallen Into d esuetude and a re gradually passing aw ay . T his cem etery ha* become a cen ter for th e fam ilies all over th is p art of th e s la te . * T h is well know n place la of I good proportion and th e founders 1 bave provided for tbe com ing gener. allo n s so th a t fam ilies could secure am ple accom m odations for many y ears to com e. It Is located In a beautiful spot of picturesque country w b tre n a tu re bas been eztrem ely kind In h er lavish d istrib u tio n of na tu rai b eau ty . Aside from th is tbe m anagem ent bas tbe grounds per fectly landscape-gardened and every accom m odation for p«wpetual c are is offered to th e people. In this cem etery w ill be found tb e burial place of m any of tbe leading fam ilies of th is section ol the n atio n . A ,tr o ll th rough th is earth ly p a ra d ise will rem ind you of tbe deeds of th e stu rd y an cesto rs that founded our com m unity. T h is section of th is te rrito ry can alw ays be proud of th e fact th a t due atten- , tlon has been given to th e m em ories of the passing y e a rs . T h e p re se n t generation is not to be su rp assed by I tbe men of yesterday and we pros Ida m ore and m ore for th e fu tu re . Fam ilies a re secu rin g lots a s wall as providing for bonded p erpetual c are so the dead will be rem em bered through th e com ing y e a rs. It Is Incum beni upon every fam ily to secure a suitable lo t. T h e m anagem ent of th is com pany will be pleased to fu rn ish everyone w ith a lot tb a t is suitable and these a re offered a t prices tb a t are very reasonable. In th is review we a re glad to call the atten tio n of tb e people to th* beautiful Mount C alvary C em etery and com plinieui the m an ag em en t up on its excellent ap p earan ce a t * 'l tim es of th e y e a r. W ood Brothers Thresher Co. H To Mention This Paper At 345 K. Clay s t. in P o rtla n d . T hey o p erato a concern w hich Is know n far and w ide fo r they a re of th e forem ost d eale rs In t i l kinds <of (krm im p lem en ts and farm m achinery In th is section and handle lin e , well know n th ro u g h o u ' th e w orld. U nder tn e d irectio n of ex p erienc ed m anagem ent w ho know s th is busi ness from A to Z. In th is p a rt of th e s ta te th e re Is not an estab lish m en t th a t su rp asses that of this well know n estab lish m en t In point of th e d iv ersity ol articles carried for th e fa n n e r. T h ey h an d le Im plem ents and farm m achinery of all d e sc rip tio n s. D ur ing the tim e th a t they have been in business they have built a w onderful large tra d e from th is and adjolntug L JACKSON—PROP T his Is th e day and age w hen It la th e duty of every m an to see th a t he gets a m axim um r e t i r e from every acre of his land and In o rd e r to do this It Is n ecessary th a t he use m odem an d scientific m ethods T h is firm has provided a line of tha Ait im plem ents and farm m achinery la te s t and m ost sc ien tific farm Im a re of th e la te st p a tte rn and Include plem ents and farm m achinery for the all of tb e m ost recently im proved In farm ers of this and adjoining te rri sen tio n s and Im provem ents. Th« tory and th e se a re offered a t prices stock is com posed of Im plem ents and so reasonable as to Increase food pro farm m achinery know n throughout ductlon in th is p a rt of th e c o u n try . the w orld as tb e best on th e m arket H . L. Jack so n of th is estab lish Men a re In charge w ho a re courteous and accom m odating and who w ill be m ent is not only a p rom inent and pleased to d e m o n strate to any farm er popular business mun of th is eectiou who d e sires to drop Into th is favorite but is also thoroughly fa m ilia r w ith tra d in g place and k eep up on the th e farm m achinery business and ts la te s t m odels of farm im plem ents considered high In au th o rity upon all th a t p ertain s t* im p lem en ts. and su p p lies. com m unity and it is safe to a s s e rt th a t th e nam e and business Is probati ly b e tte r known am ong tb e fa rm e rs of this section of th e sta te th a n th a t ol any o th e r sim ilar esta b lish m e n t In the n earby tow ns and c itie s. 1 !*'+ + + + + + + + ' + + + ■ * + + + + + + + + + + + + * PAUL T Our "Changchun has been called ‘the m elting pot of M anchuria' (in Ila atreeta, constantly astir with hustle and »vehem ent, one limati«* «boulder» with Manchila. Mongola and Chinese. Japanese. Husaluna. European* unit Americana I’rlm ltlv* carta loaded with sacked lieana pnaa In long siringa, com peting with occasionili motor truck». I'usacngcr* ride In Ituaalan drovklea. Jlnrlklahn*. and American motor rara. “Added e i Mence Miri Changchmi I» a u n itin g pot comea when one view» Ila varied houses of worship. There are Christian churches, l.amulat, and Hldnin temple*, M ohammedan moa<|net, aud numerous shrine». Among the lat 1er la one that might be called a Mam mon (tirine II la for the venerutlon o f an oriental god o f wealth ” Ad vaftlitatienM—Every artici* on (Alt pao* la a »aid New ‘‘M oore's A lm anac” Predicts Russ Fam ine I.ondon.— T he "renew al of world p rosperity" and a wave o f famine, dls Piiae and pestilence In llusala In the next tw o years was predicted In the Old Moore Alumnae” for 193”. Just Issued. T he famous alm anac, which co rrect ly foiVcnst the form ation of a H rltlsh coalition governm ent In Its 1930 edi tion, predicted the following ev en ts: More settled conditions In India and the downfall of some of the N ational ist lender* (presum ably some auch n* M ahatm a Uandtil) In the next year. The Illness or death of a member of llrltlsh royally In April. A grave naval d isa ste r a t th e end of May. An outbreak of hostilities early next sum mer. A llrltlsh governm ent crisis to nild- July. Im portant constitutional changes, re duction of tsx atlo n aud expansion of Itrlilah report*. D aughter-In-Law Seeks Guns of Jesse Jam es Excelsior Springs. Mo.—G uns used by Jesse Junie*. which litr e caused dis sension ever since th e outlnw 's death, are creating trouble again. T his time the police have been asked to tuke a hand In the argum ent over ownership. Hr. E rnest l.owrey. Excelsior Spring* physician, now has the guns. He got them while he was attending Jesse E. Jam es, the notorious bandit's son, several years ago. D octor l.owrey says he w as given the guns, weapons of the long barreled, cap and hall type, ns p a rt paym ent on a Mil for his professional services, lie keep* them locked In a snfe. Mr*. Jesse H. Janie* has asked po lice to see w hat they can do to return th e guns to her. She now lives In Los Angeles. T hey carry a supply of high quality hard ru b b er encased b a tte rie s at 1050 A lbina and A lb erta st* . in P o rtlan d , w hich th e y offer at pries a th at will beat any in P o rtla n d Phon« 2375. W holesale and re ta il. R< p a ir , on all m akes of b a tte rie s, start« r s an d g e n e ra to rs. Day and night serv ice. Army Surveys Site for No a d ju stin g o r re p a ir on an au to SH O V ELS R E W R IT E Proposed N icaragua C anal mobile is m ore delicate o r requirw* STORY O F FLOOD m ore carefu l technical skill th an W ashington.—U nder a tropical sun. the U nited S tates arm y corps of engl ad ju stm en t to th e e le c tric a l system neera Is surveying a ro u te across N ica E x cav atio n s Now Show It W as —sta rtin g , lighting and Ignition and ragua for a canal to supplem ent the the sto rag e b a tte ry . Till« com pany Local A ffair. fam ous I’anania w atarw ay, Maj. Gen. w as organized to han d le In an ev t.ytla Hrown, chief of engineers, said Philadelphia.—Picks and shovels of pert m an n er Just such delicate w ora. In his annual report. No autom obile ow ner w ants to take Maj. Dan I. Sultan, form erly con- modern archeological expeditious are nected with th e office of tha engineer rew riting the Biblical study of the s chance on his sta rtin g . I.ghting and ing chief here. Is In direct charge, a s flood on the hanks of the ancient Ignition system A nyone can grease sisted by th e Tw enty-ninth engineers E uphrates, In Mesopotamia. A series of moving pictures, taken the car, fill It w ith gas an d oM or and p a rts of the F irst and Klaventh by the U niversity of Pennsylvania mu even n iaae m inor a d ju stm e n ts, but e n g in ee rs seuin expedition, under the leadership 'h e electrical system m ust he en T he survey, which supplem ents and modernizes one made th irty years ago. of Dr. C. Leonard Woolsey. were was authorized by congress In March. brought to the museum by Doctor Woolsey snd exhibited to th e public. 1929. W hether o r not a N icaraguan These show th s t the Biblical recital canal will he built at any tim e In the nenr fu tu re ta a moot subject among of the risen w aters, which elim inated the races of the E uphrates, Is a leg- both engineers and statesm en, but the governm ent ta anxious to collate all ’ end recounted by succeeding genera data necessary to th e work should It tions of the A ssyrians, long before the Jew s Incorporated It Into th eir Old E spalt te r fruit tre e s a re im p o rted be authorised. •T rellm lnary plans and estim ates." Testam ent, Doctor Woolsey said. from E ng.and. G> rnxany, F ran ce a ad Excavations of the expedition also S w itzerlan d . T hey will have 18 vit Hrown said, "are being m ade for a canal of suitable dim ensions for the prove, he declared, th a t the flood oc n o ll e , of apples. 16 v a rie tie s ot larger commercial vessels and In curred many years before the Hebrew pear* and ** v eral varlM te* of tribes trod the soil of Mepotamla. creased traffic o f today and th at Tunneling beneath the underpinnings peaches, apricots, c h e rries, prunes, which may reasonably be anticipated of stru ctu res built by races who dwelt e tc . in stock h e re . T h e B spalei«r In th e future." In the section a fte r the w aters of the fruit tre e grow s lik e a vine and Hrown's reim rt showed the comm it Biblical flood had disappeared, the ex grow s th e finest fruit o b tain ab le. sloned strength of th e engineering cavators found the silt left by the T his n u rsery will b, able to fU> any corps Is 560 and the enlisted strength flood near U r of the Chaldees, which 4.(174. o rd e r fo r th l, variety m z t fall at m ust have occurred betw een 5000 and 4000 B. C., according to the calcula 146 V erm ont s t. in P o rtla n d . P hone A tw ater 2714. tlons of the archeologists. Policem en U nable The Biblical flood, according to Doc T his well know n co ncern Is In to r Woolsey. was a purely local phe to O pen Own Safe nomenon and consisted merely of the a position to give th e p ro sp ectiv e Newport News, Va.—Police overflowing of the E uphrates. It was pu rch aser a w ide v ariety of specim ens record* of th is city a re abso not a world wide flood, aa tha Bible re to select fro m . E v ery th in g Is guar lutely safe ngalnst any kind of late*. and not all tha peoples of the disclosure. The outside door of anteed tru e to nam e and u p -to d a te . earth were drowned, he said. the safe was closed hy some one Many v arieties of o rn am en tal and According to th e Biblical account, who did not know the rule that shade trees. flow ering sh ru b th e only fam ily to survive th e rising It w as necessary to keep It open w aters of the river w as th a t of Noah, bery and evergreen. Flow ers grown at all time«. The reason was no but the archeologist said th a t there right, dug right, sold right. T h ese a re one knew the combi nation. were no Jew s thereabouts a t tb a t time. k ent in a h ealthy condition so tha* ORR tru ste d only to an e x p e rt. T h a t th is firm has qualified In the eyes of th e public is proven by the fact th a t th e num ber of its p atrons is co n stan tly in c re a sin g . It is a policy of th is shop th a t no piece of work m ust leave th e shop w hich does not give satisfactio n to tb e u se r. T his is an exacting dem and for tbe estab lish m en t to m ake on itself, bui Its m anagem ent believes th a t 1! pays in th e long ru n . W ho has not experienced th e try ing situ a tio n of finding th a t a short circu it h as throw n your lighting sys tern out of com m ission on a dark night? O r w here Is the business man who has not sta rte d for bis office in a h u rry som e m orning only to find tbat nothing happens when be kicks tils s ta r te r ? Such circu m stan ces as Ihewse a re to be guarded a g ain st For th is purpose th is shop h a s set up a special service, solely f° r benefit of the' public. '***• It Is a trib u te to iuta ahop th a t man ufheturers of m any sta n d a rd m akers of autom obiles have m ade It th e official « ta rtin e . lighting and Ignition service sta tio n for th e ir c a r s . A g re a te r trib u te to th e shop, how ever, Is th e w ay In w hich th e work of th is shop has Increa sed since it was s ta rte d . T im e a n d again additions to the corps of w ork men have been n ecessary to ta k e care of th e w ork brought In. T b a service is yours for th e asking. T he m anagem ent of th is shop knows his business from A to Z. T his well know n conoaru do«* not only conduct th e ir business for th e service of the public but Is In te re ste d in every p ro ject for the peo ple as a w hole. U. S. Espaleier Nursery Co. when they a rriv e a t th e place for class of goods, th is estab lish m en t p lan tin g they a re In excellent condi should bo consulted and wa ad vise all our read ers to consider very tion an d will grow rap id ly . carefully before ordering from any T h e n u rsery business req u ires con one else. Tbey are rig h t bere and sid erab le cap ital as well a a wide th e ir reputation as ueigbbora Is be range o t ability and experience Tbey hind all tbey sell. If you o rd er any sp ecialize on city forestry work, ce rta in kind of plants, you get exactly w hich includes th e p ro p er tre e s to w hat you o rd ered . It Is one of th« p lant along th e park in g o t the place* w here real fresh nursery stre e ts , pro p er spaclug and the care stock can he purchased In th is p art of such im provem ents of all kinds of th e sla te and you will find tbezn bo very courteous and for th e hom e w hich m akes it look to m ore like home. T hey a re very m ost willing lo give any lnform a wide re a d e rs of th e la te s t a u ih o n t'e » tion th a t you d e sire. W ith th e daw u of the new pros as w ell a s being p ractical an d nrlgi nal p ro d u cers. T hey u n d erstan d the perity, the era of scientific landscape scien tific p a rts ot tre e s and p lan ts gardening w ith the g io w th of w ealth being thoroughly conversant w ith al- and luxury In the R epublic, also conditions of th e soil. R ased on 'h e ir comes th e desire and adm iration for know ledge of p lan t life and th eir e states pm perly landscaped and gar Industry Is th e cause of th e ir busi dened: and under th ese condition* we predict for them a fu tu re th a t la ness to d ay . W hen It come* to purenaae of this fraught w ith real p ro m ise.
