w* t
The Sherman County Qbaeryer, Mogo, Orggoy,
states that the crop this season ex
ceeds that of any previous year. Al
ready the. Indians have gone to the
mountain and made camp, and it was
estimated that 1000 automobiles were
parked near the berry patches.
Brief Resume of Happenings of 4 Thirty-four counties are to be rep
resented at Salem ,\Septem ber 22 to
the Week Collected for
28, when more than\ 600 members of
boys* and girls* 4-Hy clubs will take
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Our Readers.
part in the most extensive club ex
hibit ever held at the Oregon state
Clinton Hurd, Lane county commis .’air.
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sioner, Is in the western part of the
Preliminary figures Qn unemploy-
countjrifor a few days obtaining rights aent in Oregon, announced by the
of way for the last uncompleted por census bureau, show 24,849 persona
lions of the Oregon coast highway.
out of 952,691 able and desirous to
That sheep are a drug on the market work unemployed at the time the cen-
was exemplified at Albany. I. A. Min us was taken, amounting to 2.6 per
er brought to town some fat lambs •ent.
weighing 70 to 80 pounds and could
The largest single delivery of beans
not get an offer for them at any price. >ver made at the plant of the Eugene
’ru’t Growers’ association came in re
A movement to secure a committee
cently,
when 84 tons of the Blue Lake
to sponsor a >367,000 modern 125 room
hotel for Salem w'ae under way as a variety were received. Large day and
result of a meeting of bu.-iic.ss men night crews are being employed a*, the
who expressed approval of t
roject. plant.
This probably will be a poor season
Parkdale potato growers held i po for prunes in Lane county, In the opin-
tato day recently. Various fei»U :- ;' -m of M. H. Harlow, president of the
test plots were visited, disease char
Eugene Fruit Growers association.
acteristics demonstrated and a gen
Mr. Harlow saya the m arket now 1s
eral study of the potato situation
down and that there are few buyers
made.
in the field.
An egg within an egg is the freak
product of a Rhode Island hen owned
Middle Name Custom
by C. E. Stone of Albany. The outer
The
practice
oT i giving a middle
or
egg was 9>4 inches in longitudinal cir
name to children was unknown In Eng
cumference and 3*4 inches around the
land before the period of the Stuarts,
middle.
and It did not become at all common
A white mildew baa. struck the until Georgian times. There was. in
peach orchards In thfe Waconda sec fact, a law on the statute books for
tion of Marion county. The affected bidding parents to give more than one
parts are being cut away and burned name to their children. - The same
conditions prevailed in North America.
and the rest of the tree is heavily
Not a member of the Mayflower
sprayed.
party had a middle name and there
A newly repaired sawmill was open are only three among the signatures to
ed at Coquille for commercial produc the Declaration of Independence. The
tion. The Johnson mill, idle for three first five Presidents of the United
years, has been revamped and put into States had one Christian name only.
condition for manufacturing 80,000
feet daily. =>
M o il E x p e n s iv e A v o c a tio n
The most expensive avocation which
Harvesting of Clatsop county’s Bent
a wealthy man can find Is dairying,
grass crop la under way and will con
tlnue for six weeks. Tbe-Bent grass according to the business monthly
Fortune. Blooded cows cost from
Industry, which has grown from noth
.$300 to >23,000 a head, bulls up to
ing a few years ago, is becoming quite
>100,000. With tiled walls, vita glass
Important.
windows,-. Ice plants and ventilating
More than 115,000 persons have vis systems, equipment of dairy and barn
ited Crater Lake national park this hovers around ><500 a head. And, of
season, figures released recently indi course, there’s the pay roll. At a
cate. The total of visitors is an in luncheon Mr. Charles M. Schwab once
offered bis guests their choice of
crease of nearly 50 per cent over that champagne or milk. “Gentlemen," ho
of last year.
said, “fftey both cost the same.**
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A freight truck of the Consolidated
M arriage A fter D ark
Truck Lines caught fire on the Co
Not Leffal in England
lumbia highway between Cascade
Allhough divorce Is on the Increase
Locks and Eagle creek and was de
In England, it is difficult to achieve and
stroyed. More than 400 autoa were
seekers after legal separations often
tied up by the fire.
find it easier to find a flaw in the
September 7, Labor day, 1931, has
union Itself, thus bringing about a dis
been selected as the date of the next solution on the ground that they were
Albany twin round-up, a letter being
not truly married in the first place.
sent out by the Albany chamber of
English courts have held, for exam
commerce to twins who have visited
ple, that marriage by registration may
previous roundups states.
be legal In Russia but cannot be en
recognized in England. A Russian
A total of >89,644.12 acres of land
woman wbos sued for judicial separa
la Yamhill. Columbia and Washington
tion and maintenance, stating that she
counties has been tentatively placed
and her mate bad registered their
on the list for classification for re union In Moscow, got the separation
forestation, according to State For all right, but had no legal claim for
ester Cronemlller of Salem.
maintenance when the court said
“I have come to the conclusion that
A tremendous herd of seals, esti
tile petitioner and respondent were
mated a t 600 or 600 In number, has
never husband and wife.’’
followed the salmon hordes into the
In another case a man accused of
Columbia river. Astoria fishermen re
deserting
bis family defended himself
port the seals are stealing their sal
on the ground that he married the
mon and tearing their nets.
girl after dark.
A show exhibiting chicken raised
He was not Joking, A marriage in
from day-old chicks, given by the
England outside tlie hours between
banks of Woodburn to members of
eight in the moring and three In the
high school classes In vocational ag afternoon Is no more legal than a
whisky and soda bought ut a bar aft
riculture, was held at Woodburn re
er regular hours.
cently. L ast spring 31 boys received
a dozen chicks apiece.
The “Old Ikill” nt Myrtle Creek,
M e m o ry T e s t
Dongles county, has been torn down
Mary needed some Information to
le make room for the approach of the be found In the book entitled “Out of
new bridge over the Umpqua. The Doors in the Holy Land.**s. She felt
mill wan erected In 1853. The mill- she could never remember the name.
Her roommnte told her to think of
stenea were brought around the Horn
to Scottsburg and freighted from there Jerusalem end of the beauties of tlw>
o u td a re .
to Myrtle Creek.
Mary still cannot understand why
• 8. J . Frees, of the Fry Station neigh the librarian did not get her the hook
borhood. a few miles from Albany, re but the librarian knows Mary asked,
ports a big yield of wheat and rye for “Fresh Air In Jerusalem.**
grass. Six and one-half acres sown
to Zimmerman wheat produced 122
z
A x to G rin d
sacks of wheat averaging 142 pounds
When I see a merchant over-polite
to the sack. Twelve acres of rye to his customers, begging them to
grass yielded 165 sacks of seed.
taste n little brandy ¿»nd throwing
Huckleberries are ripe and Huckle half his goods on the counter—thinks
berry mountain ie a busy place, ac I, that mnn lias an ax to grind.—
cording to a report at Ashland, which Chivies Miner.
(NOON NEWS ITEMS
. OF SPECIALINTEREST
S eek s N ew H o n o rs a t F a ir
Championship Southdown Ewe lamb, which In 1929 won premier
fur W illiam Dornborough of Laura, Bask., Canada, b expected
tu compete again with prize-winning animals from the western
I at the Oregon Statu fair ia Saba, Sept. t> tu M,
Friday, August 29, 1980
OREGON STATE NEWS
OF GENERAL INTEREST
T h re e P riz e W in n ers a t S ta te F a ir
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JEALOUSY LEADS TO >
MURDER AND SUICIDE
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Principal Events of the Week G irl Preferred Music to
Lover’« Attentions. ,
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Mutnaronefk, N. Y.—Crazed by Jeal
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of Our Readers.
Two new granges were established
In southern Oregon, one at Applegate
and one at Bellview. _
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Huckleberrice are plentiful this year
according to reports at Redmond. One
party brought iu 45 gallons.
The citizens of Boardman have
voted the city council power to sell
the franchise and the city lig h t plant.
ousy because a pretty girl, fourteen,
with red curls and large brown eyes,
couldn’t understand bis love and pre
ferred her violin nnd piano studies
nnd her high school playmates,
Charles Long, twenty-five, a Jobless
waiter, fatally shot Sarah Sherman In
her home here recently. lie then
turned the weapon upon himself, send
ing a bullet through his temple, and
fell dead beside the girl.
Mqrddr and suicide was the verdict
of Dr. Amos O. Squire, Westchester
medical examiner, after his examina
tion of both bodies at the United hos
pital In Port Chester.
Although still breathing when police
reached her home and fonnd her in m
pool of blood In the living room, three
feet from tlie dead waiter, the gin
was dead when she reached the lu»s
pitnl. One bullet had entered her left
breast nnd a second her forehead.
Befriended by Family.
There was a revolver on tlie rng
near Long’s hand, ^all chamber«
empty. Six shots had been fired, three
going wild and lodging one In the win
dow still and two in the qphnlstery
of the davenport, where, police thhik,
the girl had been sitting.
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No one In the household of $nruh*s
father, Hyman Sherman, took the
young waiter’s attentions to the old
eat daughter seriously. Long had l»een
a boarder in the Sherman home three
years. Formerly he was much liked
by all of the Shermans, including Sa
rah’s sister, Helen, eleven, nnd the
little brother, Nathan, eight. When
Ixmg was ill in Port Chester hospital
last year tlie Shermans aided him
financially and took up a collection for
him among their friends and among
tho waiter’s fellow workers at tlie An
nex restaurant, Mamaroneck.
Eight montlis ago LI« interest In
Sally, as her school friends culled her,
became marked. Her parents otijected
and Long moved to another home
around tlie corner, where he rented
a room. A difference in religion is ‘
thought by police to have caused the
Sherman’» interference, ns they are
Jewish and Long was a Greek.
Evldcncs of Strugcla.
More recently a group of the girl’s
chums Mild, as they stood crying on
tlie Sherman i»orch after the tragedy,
Sally had done everything to discour
age Long. He annoyed her frequently,
l»ut still he was allowed access to tlie
house by her parents, who had no fear
of him,
The day of tlie shooting lit* called
nt noon, fifteen minute» Itefore Sally
was scheduled to go to her violin
pruetleo with students taking pert In
tlie opening of the Westchcr tcr Ilecrv»
atlon center In White Plains. The lit
tle brother passed through ¿lie living
rooms and sow them talking. As lie
reached the outside stairs lie heard
six shots and rushed Into the house
Just ns Ids mother came running from
the hack yard.
The girl's hair nnd clothing were
disarrange«! nnd n table which had
been leaning against a wall was over
turned, leading police to believe Sarah
had struggled with the man before he
fired.
Tlie mother became hysterical, cry
ing repeatedly, “I don't want to live
if Sarah’s dead,” nnd cosid aid the po
lice but little in tlie Investigation. I j ,.
ter she collapsed nnd was placed uq-
der tlie care of a physician,
The Crane prairie section, uiitll fur
ther notice, is closed to hunting, fish
ing, or even traffic, on account of fire
hazards.
For several years past the county
fair at Enterprise has had Inclement
weather. The date for this year Is
September 4-6.
These three Guernseys, «warded high honors at the 1929 exposition, w ill be re tu rn ? ! th is year by
Laying of bituminous macadam sur '
M. C, Flem ing o f P ortland to compete in th? 69th annual Oregon S tate fa ir at Salem, Sept. 22 to 28,
face on the Baker-Pleasant Valley sec
where prise herds fro m »11 over the west w ill vie fo r a share o f the >80,000 in prem ium s.
tlon of the Old Oregon trail ie prog
.
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ressing rapidly.
New street signs and house num
WATERSPOUT H0Ví¿3
Western States Exhibit
bers have been placed In Heppner.
W ill Be Held in Salem
Added to this there ie much new build
TAKEN FROM PL/ i f f 1« ! F a.
During 1931 State Fair
ing being done.
The city commission of La Grande
Salem, Ore.—(Special) — More
Phenomenon Pictured From than
It’s tbs Millenial of Its Pop has authorized the drilling of a now
100,000 people who never be
municipal well to be added to the
fore have been in the state of Ore
Air for First Tims.
ular Assembly.
present two wells.
gon are expected to attend the
Washington.—An airplane has flown
W estern States Exhibit at the 1931
The evergreen blackberry crop in
Washington.—While other countries
rings around a waterspout, permitting
state fair here next year, according
the Lacomb section has been con
are celebrating centennials,_ Iceland,
the recording of. the first still and mo
to D. M. Lowe of Ashland, who is
tcorning such youth, is preparing for
tracted to Hunt Brothers of Albany
tjon pictures ever made from the air
in charge of the Oregon «exhibit at
the observance of the one-thousnndth
at 5 cents a pound.
of this awe-inspiring phenomenon.
the California state fair in Sacra
anniversary of the organization of its
Nine sites were offered to the treas
mento, Aug. >1 to Sept 7.
The photographs of the twisting col
popular a: scmbly. Popular mlscon
ury
departm ent for a new federal
Oregon day at the event is
umn of water and vapor were made
ceptlons of Iceland are pointed out In
building at Bend,, at prices ranging
scheduled for Sept. 5.
between Miami and Havana by the
a bulletin from Washington (D C.)
from >1760 to 28,000.
The Weetern States exhibit was
seaplane survey party of the National
headquarters of" the National Geo
origincted at the diamond annlver
Geographic society which I» making n
graphic society.
Salem's public and high schools,
sary of the California state fair
comprehensive aerial study of the geo
‘‘Iceland’s nam e n aturally sugiggsts
grounds and equipment have a replace
last year, nnd will come to Oregon
graphic features nnd weather condi
to the prospective visitor th at lie will
ment value of >1,137,319, according to
In 1931 in connection with the 70th
tions along the east coast flying routes
find a frozen w aste," says th e bulletin.
an appraisal completed recently.
anniversary of this state’s annual
between North and South America.
“And when his tittup shows this island
A large pelican, the first of thia
exposition.
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to lie across the very threshold of the
Frederick Sbnplch, In charge of the
species of birds seen at large in Mar
Oregon is represented by eight
Arctic ocean, hard by the glacial coast
party, describes the unusual experi
booths at the southern event this
ion county, was captured near Mos
of Greenlnhd. 4ind 800 miles farth er
ence in a communication to the soci
year, Mr. Lowe revealed, each
north than bleak L abrador, he is ul
quito bar, three miles from Salem.
ety’s headquarters here.
booth symbolic of one specific in
most prepared to come upon a land of
“Roaring across the sea from Key
Extensive plans are underway for
dustry or a particular district of
polar bears nnd of fu r-d ad folk living
West to Cuba,*» he writes, “the giant
the
Multnomah county fair, known
this state. Other states represent
in snow igloos.
flying boat ‘Argentina’ was almost in
as the Portland Interstate fair, to be
ed
at
the
Sacramento
exposition
in
Maps Libel the Island.
sight of Havana when a heavy rain
held in Gresham September 9 to 14
clude Washington, Montana, Idaho.
squall suddenly blew up to starioard.
“Iceland
is libeled both by nomen
Utah,
Wyoming,
Colorado,
Nevada,
The Natural Gas corporation of Ore
Pilot Hawkins, to avoid the angry
cfature und maps. Du many charts
New Mexico, Arizona and Cali
gon
has applied to the Hood Rivet
black cloud, veered to port. Then, to
thp mos> important physical fuel in
fornia, |n addition tq Mexico,
City council for a franchise to fuppiy
our amazement, there quickly dropped
its life does not appear. Up from the
Alaska and the Hawaiian islands.
from the north end of the storm cloud
patural gas to the city of Hood River.
south flows the warm Gulf stream to
pictures» of the Oregon booth«
the thin, writhing black column of a
enfold tlie island nnd work the magic
Edward T. Doyle was killed when
are to be shown throughout the
waterspout, In a few seconds, ns we
of whisking it, in effect, nearly a thou
he plunged 40 feet from a temporary
United
States
during
the
fall
and
watched. it grew to a black, whirling
sand miles toward the Equator; so
structure of a new bridge being con
Winter, Mr, Lowe stated, with sev
corkscrew nt least G4X> feet high and
that its climate is not that of the
eral
large
east<irn
cities
already
Btructed over the Rogue river at
probably 50 feet or more in dkimetcr.
polar regions, but of southern Canada
definitely on The itinerae.
Grants
Pass.
or northern United States.
W rithed Like Huqe Snake.
“The success of this undertaking
The San Diego Fruit and Produce
“On Iceland’s cóasta are thriving
“At first glimpse of the ominous
ha« been financed by the Oregon
towns with buildings of stone, gabled
natural phenomenon Jacob Gayer, staff
company, with several hundreds of
State Fair board, and to that body
roofs and church steeples, busy streets
photographer, and Capt. Albert W.
acres of peas, will commence picking
should b® given every praise for
end electric lights. In the streets are
Stevens, noted army parachute Jumper
soon, and packing will be done at
the largest advertising campaign
men and women garl>ed much as ave
and aerial picture mnn, seized cam
North Bend.
of Oregon and Its resource*» ever
the Inhabitants of Copenhagen and
eras and made for open ports. Call
undertaken," Mr. Lowe declared.
Salem will have a 24 hour weather
Glasgow, Ottawa and Minneapolis.
ing Pilot Hawkins through Ills speak
service, according to Vernon Frahm.
One’s eyes tell him that here is the
ing tulie, Btvens asked him to circle
Entries Pour In For
official observer. Authorization for
same civilization that Europe and
thq si »out, approaching ns closely ns
America know.
the 24-hour service was received from
safety would permit.,
All Departments of
‘‘And immaterial factors proclaim
Washington recently.
"A sinister, frightful-looking mon
Oregon State Fair
the truth still more unmistakably than
ster the spout had now become, like
A rodeo, sponsored by the Sutherlin
do material tilings. Here, in this far
a giant factory chimney linking the
i
volunteer
fire department with the co
Salem, Ore. —(Special) — Judges
northern land, a worthy national liter
heavens with the sea. Then, as it
for the 69th Oregon State fair here.
operation of -business men, was staged
ature
and-
stablê
national
Institutions
grew In size and whirled nr.d twisted.
Sept. 22 to 2s, are likely to find a
recently. The Sutherlin community
were developed when much of Europe
It took the shape and appearance of
man-sized job on their hands if ap
band furnished the music.
was floundering in tlie Dark ages.
a grent snake, spray and mist rising
plications continue to pour in at
Here tlie lamp of a Nordic renaissance
in clouds from where its tail lashed
Boosters for the coast country along
the present rat«, it is declared by
burned and lighted its own region be
the sen, Yet its writhing edges were
the Oregon Coast highway are plan
fair officials. Every mail brings
fore the beacoq pf the Idätin rennis
as dean-cut a« fl broad hand of black
ning a post-celebration of the Salmon
new entries, while many would-be
sauce waâ held aloft to light the way
ribbon.
T H E M ARKET«
River cutoff, to be held at one of th(
entrants resort to wire service and
for tlie world. This northern light
“All day the sky had been overcast,
Portland
tplqphone to i »sure their places in
beach
resorts
September
6.
lias never failed. Today tlie literacy
the sea calm, the air supercharged
AVheat—Big Bend bfuestem, >1.63;
line for the $<S(),000 in premiums of
Coos
county
cranberry
growers
have
rate
is
higher
in
Iceland
than
in
many
with moisture, It was from a partic
fered in addition to the >17,500 up
soft white, western white, 88c; bard
countries of Europe.
organized for bettering market facill
ularly bluck, low-lying cloud that the
for horse racing events.
Cast pf Country Along Coast.
ties, The temporary organization will winter, northern spring, western red
grent spout had developed; and, as
The feature program for the
85c.
we flew round and round it, Gayer nnd
be made permanent at a later meeting
“It
Is
true
«that
physically
Icelaqd’s
races at the grandstand each after- -
Hay—Alfalfa, new crop, >17.50; val
Stevens rande a series of. pictures
best foot Is forward. Its most pleas
to be held in Marshfield,
noon is rapidly being completed,
ley timothy, new crop, >18; eastern
First they shot the straight, dark do
ant
aspect
is
its
fringe
of
coast.
In
with aerial 1 r ipeze acts, perform
Oregon timothy, >22.50@23; clover
scending line that - marked the m on
land It Is in nowise a pretty country,
ing bears and clown antics already
ster’s formation; then its grent twist
new
crop, >11; oat hay, new crop, >14;
though
tlie
distinction
may
he
made
Hawk’s
5S0
Mile
Chase
of
on the long list of amu»3cments.
ing black bulk; nnd, flnnlly, a long,
that it possesses much scenery of
oats and votch, new crop, >13.50.
Work on the grounds is well un
Pigeon Ends Aboard Ship
grayish snakellke arm that swung o.T
beauty—a weird, magnificent beauty
Butterfat—35@38c.
der way. Buildings are being put
New York.—A 560-mile race over
at 45 degrees—Its tower end now
coupled
with
desolation
for,
though
Eggs—Ranch, 17@26c.
into first clas« shape and every
whipped out into thinning water
Iceland Is not the Icy waste that dis the sea between a carrier pigeon and
preparation made for the qonveu.-,
Cattle—Steers, good, >7.5008.00.
strands like the frayed tall of a colos
tant
popular fancy would make it. It a hawk terminated when the pigeon
ience of the thousands of exhibitors
Hogs—Good
to choice, >10.60® 11.7C
sal horse. By my watch, It was ex
fared less fortunately qt the hands of fell exhausted on the boat deck of the
and visitors.
Lambs—Good to choice, >6®7.
actly «even minutes from the time the
another of nature’s g re a t. forces, fire. Cunarder Caronla. The hawk circled
Seattle
spout first formed until it faded Into
The land ty actively volcanic, and In and Winded a few seconds later along
side
its
Intended
victim.
Several
sail
W
heat—Soft
white, western white
the
interior,'
on
every
hand,
are
the
the black depths of the moving squall.
Barber Still Is U sing
northern spring, 89c; hard winter,
Twenty years ago my framp steamer
evidences of great fiery outbursts of ors were pecked viciously by the
Razor 120 Years O ld the paît. To tourists It presents none hawk when they attempted to lift tlie western red, 88c; bluestem, >1.06.
in the China seas ran from a wgter
Njoc’nuq, Texas,—After J20 yqprs, of those scenes which have made oth pigeon from the deck.
«pout. Now, In a plane that could
Eggs—Ranch, 27@34c.
during which :ime it has found its er lands popular ; no forests, no rich
fly 127 miles an hour, we Impudently
Butterfat—38c.
way from Pine I’olnf, Ala., fp this city, meadows,, nq prosperous-appearing
played tag with one—and took Its pic
P a tie n t S u ic id e
Cattle—Choice steers, >7®8.
a razor purchased In 1810 Is still in farms with beautiful gardens.
ture!
Exeter, Neb.—Placing his chair op
Hops—Prime light, >11.15@il.30.
use
in
a
barbci
shop
here.
*in spite pf adverse conditions, In tlie Burlington pnlirood tracks, S. pi
Plan« Skirted Dismal 6wamp.
Lambs—Choice, >6@7.
The razor is owned by Lloyd Bur spite of earthquakes and vplcanoea, Manning, fifty-eight, pi scour agpfi nftep
“Whizzing over Morrò castle we
Spokane
landed in Havana harbor |n a tropical gin, local barber. It was said to Imvc anil the absence of luxuries, the Ice a j ear s fight for health, sat down and
Cattle—Steers, good, >6@6.56,
downpour, to find crowds of Cubans been purchased iq Pine Point ip 1810 landers cling to their land with fierce waited two hours nntil a fust pp||i
Hog.»— Good (o choice, >11.10@11 .26.
by Mrs. Burgin’s great-grandfntliHr. pride. They have a national life train passed anp killed hliq.
in sheltered places along (lie water
Lambs—Medium to good, >5@5 &Q,
front excitedly discussing the 'cyclone/ Up paid 75 cents.for It. The great- which Is different from that of any
T h e only way to stop one,’ salii an grandfather gave It to a son, who in other land in tlie world.
‘They feel stiungly their one-time
excited customs inspector, ‘Is to shoot iurn passed it on to a third generation
Three years ago It reached the glory and value highly the culture and
it !’
S alem P a c e r in F a ir R aces
hands of the ¡»resent owner, who uses civilization that they built practically
“Rut for this amazing prank of mi
without outside help and In which the
ture, our air cruise from Washington :t dally in Ids sliop here,
Iceland of today has its roots. Not
down to Havana was without adven
otily have they long ranked among the
ture. Down thp Potomac the ship had , ’ecktie Doesn’t Fit,
most literate people in the world, but
flown, past Arlington * nnd Mouni
He Tries to Kill SsH they possess a broafl knowledge and
V’ernon basking In a Sunday morning
Vienna.—When brought to a psyclii excellent taste In literature.
sun. Above the battle fleet at Hump
trie clinic after a policeman had pre
‘T he people of Iceland have a great
J^n Roads, past Norfolk and out to
ented him from committing suleld
literatu re of their own In tlie old
sea—tvli!) the so-called Grent Disinoi
Swamp stretehjpg fur to the west. A by jumping from a high window sagas, nnd many of their modern poets
vast, dark ¿due and mi'Meyious waste '•'muz Mexyr, a twenty-one-year-old are especially gifted. Their folk songs
» iennese chauffeur. Informed the iios are popular throughout the country
It Is. seen from the Sly, wtib h erf #nd
hid attendants that he had decided and rank the best of any nation."
there what seems to be cleared and
(» ki|i bhhself because his Inability ;■
cultivated areas,
“Towns, lighthouses, Islands, ri vera ' lake his cravat fit e r e c t l y info hi. •
rc^ch Council May Bar
oliar made him so unhappy that h
and estuaries slipped before the
cund
life
not
to
be
worth
whi>.
watchful eyes of our cameras WII-
Beating
Outdoors
mington, Charleston, Savannah, Jack
Paris—The French hygiene pound!
son vi lie. lay along the path of thè am
li considering making it a punishable
bitious aerial survey which bfgnn at House Covers 7 Acres,
misdemeanor to shake a rug or beat a
Anacostla Naval base and will end In
but People, Not Ground Carpel outdoors.
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the Argentine.’’
,<
Tupelo. Miss.—Census supervisors
It Js now u law that curpet beaters
stumbled onto a house which covered must not bo operated until after ten
seven acres at Iuka, near here, recent
o’clock In the morning, but tlie coun
C lim b in g F ro g
The ^nimul bewrd In the spring nnd Jy, E II. Rankin, census tak<*r, told cil has discovered tliat the courtyard«
railed a peeper Is a tree frog. It is a - the story. “The house covers Mr. and of Paris ore filled with microbes
email dlmhlng frog alwiut 2 Inches In Mrs. A. IL Acre« and five little Acres." whose presence can he traced directly
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to carpets shaken from upper win
leyigtli, of a oolor which matches*fre< he mused.
“Maxi« BengineM, highly-touted hftis« owned by Sam Bush of
dows before ten o’clock.
bqrk an closely thul It Is seldom ree
Salem, is to be entered in the ?:20 and 2:25 pare events at the Oregon
S panish T re a a n re
Likewise
tlie
council
may
forbid
ognized- It baa aq opposable lltuoil
State fa ir Sept. 22 to 28. “ Maxie” is shown being called “nice
Columbus’ log book for the voyage housewives to empty tlielr electric
and a sucking disk <»o tjie pn<J of
upon
which
he
discovered
America
carpet
sweepers
Into
the
dust
bin.
It
horsey”
by pretty Betty May Lawrence, Hollywood actress, who
each toe, which enables It to ctlmli
wKl^be legally Compulsory to barn afl
recently visited the fairgrounds.
tree«, although II seldom ascends more is Ip thq Archivo de Iftdlos, Acedcmls d
u s t^ ’
de I» Hiatorlq, Madrid. Spain. •
than 20 feet.
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