Sherman County observer., November 21, 1930, Image 4

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The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon,
0RE6SN NEWS ITEMS
Punish Auto Honkers
T a k in g it For Granted
Fragment of Button
Sends Man to Prison
WOMAN, 97, DOESN’T ..
W ANT "LONG LIFE”
MILLIONAIRE FOUR
;
TIMES, DIES POOR
The man who, from the moment of
The order" of Chief Lauben-
hekner of Milwaukee to arrest
getting out of bed, resolved to take
/X.
Edmonton, AIta.-xA tiny piece
needlessly honking motorists meets "You Cot Too Stupid," She Ex-
nothing* for granted and to perform no
of bone button sent Joseph Bar­
general applause. Automobile horns
German Knew Finance, Abo
plains at Party.
Plans to Learn Oil Business act which he could not base on reason­
ber, alias BarberrOy to the pen­
are not doorbells, to be’sounded before
ing and proof, would never get down to
Brief Resume of Happenings o f
He Knew Prisons.
itentiary for five yean here.
' i From Bottom.
apartment houses or elsewhere to call
Rochester.—She has a far better
breakfast
. Take It for granted
Convicted of a share In the
the Week Collected for
a friend from the upper floort. Motor chance than most persons to run off
Berlin.—A millionaire four times in
burglary of the premises of a
Paola, Kan.—Edmond Du Pont, son that a man is bad. and you will get all
parades, with horns blasting the at­ with the honor, but Mrs. Sophie Reich hla Ufa, Armand Schwob died penni­
there
la.
and
more
than
there
was.
of
milling
company
on
May
7
last,
of
the
wealthy
Mr.
and
Mrs.
FrancU
Our Readers.
mosphere, are not conducive to city of 225 Gregory. street doesn’t wont less in a Berlin hospital recently at
Barber can blame a fragment
I. Du Pont of Wilmington, Del., U bad In him, says the London Times.
comfort. In fact, the chief says, the to be one of the select few who live the age of seventy-three. At the height
broken
from
the
bone
button
of
Trent him on the assumption that he
The controversy between the city learning the oil and gas business from
of his enterprising and versatile ca­
bis overcoat, which w as-after­
habits of some motorists have become to he one hundred.
Is
good,
and
you
will
discover
and
the
bottom
up.
He
Is
employed
as
a*
Mra. Reich recently cut a birth­ reer he waa worth millions of dollara,
«AmmUnloner» of Baker over the pur
ward found on the scene, for his
public nuisances and that is patting It
laborer in the gas fields here.
strengthen any trend toward good that
day cake with ninety-seven candles
chase of fire fighting equipment has
prison term. The robbery netted
mildly. Needless use of automobile on It nt a dinner party given her by had a racing stable of 80 thorough­
The elder Du Pont is a stockholder he may have. In a wider sphere, It Is
culminated in a decision to purchase
him
$35.
horns Is an insolence. The motorist her children, grandchildren and great­ breds, and was the declared favorite
In the various iron and chemical in­ the difference between the optimist
of the Russian czar. He also made
a Mack chassis for the old Webb fire dustries of the country which have
who rouses the neighborhood because grandchildren.
and the ¡»esslmist , Neither can prove
the acquaintance of many prisons In
truck at a cost of $2950.
made the family name powerful over
he Is too lazy to get out of his car and
While
flowers
and , greetings
Ids thesis. But, “believing whertf we
the course of hla adventurous life, In­
the
world.
He
la
a
director
of
the
The Lane County Pair association
go to the door deserves nothing less poured In on her she told a report­ cluding Sing Sing In New York.
cannot prove,” we may mold the re­ PARTNERS’ SPAT
Missouri-Kansas
Pipe
Line
company,
at its annual meeting re-elected the
than arrest. f In fact, he’s lucky that er why it doesn’t pay to live too
luctant uiuterlal of oyr world by the
, Sm art In Business.
which now employs his son.
ENDS IN TRAGEDY somebody’ doesn't crown him with a long. “Yon get too stupid,” she de­
entire board of 12 and heard the re­
belief that we havg of It, and accom­
As a small boy Schwob displayed
Just Out of Oxford.
port of the secretary. Mrs. Mrbel
flower pot. The chiefs order ought clared, adding:
remarkable business talents In hl»
plish thè’ moral miracle of raising our
Recently, young Du Pont, fresh from
“Once your faculties become Im­ uncle’s watch business In Paris. At
Chadwick, on the finances of-* this
to be rigidly enforced in Milwaukee
«••Ives
b
’
the
standards
which
we
have
M
u
rd
e
r
and
Suicide
Result
of
year's fair. The report showed a bal­ Oxford university, where he had ourselves set up.
and should be adopted by the suburbs. perfect you are a burden to your the age of seventeen young '“'Schwob
Faith Is another
studied three years, came to Paola, a
family, too, and I don’t want to be founded a watch making plant In Mos­
30*
Y
e
a
r
Row.
ance on hand of $55.86.
name for the wonder-working Instru­
little oil and gas city, whose landscape
that.”
r
'
j cow and In the course of two years
It may be that the old masters
ment.
Never yet were mountains
The county court of Jacksen coun­ Is dotted with many huge derricks.
Mra. Reich Is small and dainty, 1 he had made a million dollars. Al­
New York.—A quarrel lasting 30 reached such a standard of perfection
the kind of old lady who looks well though be had received marked fa-
He began work as any other em­ moved by anyone who did not take It years over the profits reaped by a
ty has not the legal right to rzricnlsh
ployee of the pipe line company and
for granted that lie could move tlieia. saloon cam« to an end recently when that certain artists of today are In a white bonnet, Jbut ah« doesn’t go j vora from the court, he turned his
lta depleted general fund a: d r i d
's being treated like his fellow men.
Charles Belter, fifty-five, shot and neither able nor willing to attain It. In for that sort of thing. She was back on Russia and opened a watch
fund by borrowing money from baai.f
fore
going
to
Oxford
he
was
grad­
Contrary
to
what
you
think,
tinny
killed Mrs. Martha Siering in her To abandon technique Is not to offer quick with a retort to every question. factory in Paris. Profits were high
according to an opinion by Attorn**)
uated from Princeton.
painful corns of yours do not have apartment, seriously wounded another us something finer. It is to bring us She doesn’t need an ear trumpet and and Schwob lived In regal spendor.
General Van Winkle, it may borrow
Today, wearing oily and grimy over' roots. According to the Nutlonal As
woman, strove vainly to shoot Mrs. back to the beginning of pictorial ex­ she walked about with as nitnble a
All went well till his restless spirit
from the courthouse fund.
alls, he is taking the hard knocks
drove Schwob to open a branch office
goclutlon for Foot Health, corns are Slering’a daughter, and then turned pression. But out civilization cannot tread as If she were twenty.
She came to this country ffom Ger- J
Authorisation of appointment of two of the gas production game.
Ignore its traditions In art until It many, a yonng woman of twenty-two. , In Buenos Aires which he conducted
callous formations without roots. his revolver
*—
J on himself
The twenty-four-year-old youth hesi­
additional clerks and two carriers wae
himself. It failed. The crash Involved
The
serloesly
wounded
woman
was
can replace them by somethl^,better.
These callouses ure nature’s own pro­
received at Medford by William J. tated when asked something about
Mrs. Catherine Crause. sixty, Mrs. Our modern' primitives ¿re absurd. Mra. Reich’s husband, Christian Reich, a loss of 15,000,000 francs. He fled
tection against Injury. When any Slering’s slater-in-law. After shooting
died in 1881.
Warner, postmaster, from Washington, himself.
to Holland and was arrested on a
Europe cannot go back suddenly to
portion of the foot Is unduly Irritated
She was the guest of honor at an charge of fraud. Acquitted, he turned
‘I
do
not
see
what
there
would
be
Mrs. Siering and Mrs. Crause. Reiter
D. C. The growth of the postoffice
by tight shoes u callous will form
tried to turn his weapon on Miss Anna childhood. When it does some of the “old folks” service In S t Paul’s
to gambling. He conducted a flour-
business has made necessary the in­ Interesting about a person who has
so small a part in the world as L It
Most corn remedies are of add com'X i Siering, twenty, who ran Into her bed- moderns may be "in the picture," snys Evangelical church, along with all
lahlng gambling club in Paris which
creased staff, Mr. Warner said.
would not be proper for me to expect
pound, principally salicylic acid, which j room, locked the door and then, as the London Saturday Review. At pres­ members who are over sixty years netted him a large fortune.
“Children of Life’s Sunset
A reduction of $40,000 under last anyHilng because of my family name,
A'goid mine In Wales was Schwob*^
disintegrates callous formations when 1 the enraged man battered It down, ent they are perhaps 5,000 years be- * of age,
Slope" was the subject of the ser­ next business enterprise. Before the
year’s figure has been made in Wasco as I have to earn through merit that
fore
their
time,
which
is
too
long
to
be
climbed
on
a
fire
escape
and
Into
a
properly and carefully applied. Rut
mon by the Rev. Elmer H. Hoefer.*
which con>es to me.”
county's budget, it was revealed. In
neighbor’s home.
shareholders realized that they had
of any consequence to us.
there is danger of Infection, the anno-
Dark-haired, clear-eyed and quiet I
Reiter
then
threw
himself
on
a
bed
Invested their money In a bubble
asmuch as the city budget has been
elation
warns,
when
such
remedies
and shot himself through the heart.
Schwob
had disappeared. A Jeweler's
cut $20.000. tag reduction is in sight demeanor is the newest worker in the
Mother
Call»
Her
Son
Summer
visitors
to
Prince
Edward
are applied to Irritated and highly In
The shot fired the bed clothing and Island have observed that fox pens
shop which he conducted in Vienna
for property owners of The Dalles if gas fields. He didn’t want to talk
flamed tissue.
to Dinner by Radio wus Just on the verge of falling when
about himself, but repeated question­
flamesxspresd through the apartment.
the state levy is not increased.
St. I»uls, Mo.—"8hort wave radio
ing brought this out:
Charles BU^lqg, Jr., son of the are almost as numerous in the prov­
Schwob inherited $40,000. He went to
The little precinct of Strawberry
Now thut the television telephone
slain woman, told police that Reiter ince as hen houses are on farms in station DUD broadcasting. Why don’t
Follows Brothers’ Steps.
America.
in Linn county, adjacent to Lebanon,
and Ida father had been saloon part­ the United States, says the New York you hurry home, Wells? Dinner has
booth is actually a reality and it has
'Why shouldn’t I work in the gas
Sentenced in United States.
ners 30 years ago. One night, he suid, Sun. In 1S78 pioneer breeders at been ready 15 minutes and the pota­
cast the largest percentage of its reg­ fields? My two older brothers worked
been demonstrated that a telephone
In New York Schwob forged checks
Reiter took a day’s receipts from the Tignlsh began experimenting with a toes are getting cold. I’ll wait a few
istered vote In the recent election. The in the rayon mills after completing
talker may see his "tete-a-tete” we
to Increase his rapidly dwindling rev­
till and did not appear again for ten score of foxes captured from the wilds. moments longer for you. DUD now
registration Is 77. The number of college. My younger brother, still In
enues. He was convicted and lodged
confess to a shudder of anticipation.
signing off.”
years. The saloon by this time had
in Sing Sing. After 18 months in Jail
vote« east was 64. The percentage college, will do much the same as the
Some one Is always taking the Joy closed, according to Slering’s story, The original 20 were the Adams and
Such was the broadcast from mother
rest of us. I want to learn the natural
Eves of what has become a flourishing
he disappeared. For years nothing
was the highest in Linn county.
out of life. Where, oh, where will
to
son
here
when
he
w
as’
late
for
but Reiter demanded $1.600 he hnd Industry. In” 1913 there were 277 fox
gas pipe line business.
was
heard of him.
happy memories go of the days when
dinner.
Toledo schools are caught In one of
put In the business and half the prof­
“The best way to learn is from the
He reappeared in Paris. As a war
farms in the province; in 1928 there
Wells
Chapin,
Instructor
in
a
night
we
answered
the
‘phone
In
our
sweet,
its during his absence.
the most serious maladies of the production end. I will possibly be here
were 3.C7O fox farms In Canada; in radio school, erected DUD for re­ profiteer he again amassed a large
kind voice, while we pantomlned deri­
Reiter lately developed the habit,
«mumps ever ' experienced. Superin­ for three or four months and then
fortune. As easily as it was earned
Siering said, of coining to the apart­ 1929 the Canadian National Silver Fox search purposes—but explains his it was spent. In 1922 he was forced
sive cuss word» to those present or
tendent Winters announced that at will go where my employe™ direct.”
Breeders
association
registered
70,883
mother
did
much
of
the
research
for
ment when Siering, Sr., was absent-
when we, Just fresh from the hath,
Since he came to Paola, yonng Du
to flee from Paris.
least >0 per cent of the pnplls of the
and extorting money out of Mrs. Sier­ new born cubs, all of them descended him nt dinner time. .
Germany was his next field of ac­
•lipped on something and answered
central schools were at home either Pont has gone to his room each night
Recently Chapin hitched an aerial
tivity. He reverted^ to check forging.
the peremptory summons of the tele­ ing by threats to Injure her husband. from the original group. e
directly or Indirectly as the result of Immediately after supper. He spends
to
the
top
of
his
automobile,
ear
his spare time reading and in corre­
In Berlin alone he netted $200,000.
phone? Truly this Inventive age has
the mnmpe.
■'
The Shah of Persia owns a gold- phones to his head, and set out to
spondence. He does not go out at
Before the police could get hold of him
Sleep-Walker Fall» to
Its
drawbacks
as
well
as
its
wonders.
Investigate
reports
of
his
mother
that
W. Davit, Varney air mall filer, nights and is prompt to work.
plated, dlamond-incrusted car of Amer­
had fled from the country. In 1926
Death From Third Floor ican make. The hood and windshield DUD was becoming weak and that he
SSa4s an ememmey landing on the
he waa arrested in Flume, but made
Probably no professional men work
Washington.-^ Walking in his sleep, are gold. Diamonds decorate the In­ she could not reach him for the usual
his escape. Nothing was heard of him
sandbar at the e d f e o f the Columbia Millions to Be Spent
call to dinner.
Emanuel
G. Revllla. twenty-three, of
harder
or
longer
to
acquire
new
till lie was found sick in a small Ber­
river near Hood River because of fog.
terior. It Is the costliest car ever
He cruised over St. Louis streets
on New London Bridges knowledge than physicians. They are David, rauama, fell out the third floor
lin home and taken to the hospital.
Devls circled the town for about 45
window of his apartment In the 1300 built. But how could anyone ever take listening to his mother read from a
London.—
-Many
millions
of
dollara
What the restless adventurer baa done
always
nt
school,
snys
the
Montreal
minutes while autos were driven down
book,
recite
poems,
and
tell
how
to
a
vacation
in
such
a
bus?
How
could
block of I Street Northwest and was
In the last years and what Induced
will be spent during the next ten yea™
Star.
They
are
always
exchanging
onto the bar where the headlights
the shah load the kiddies and wife make a low neck dress. DUD was
killed.
him to come to the German capital
to build bridges across the Thames at
discoveries, If not at conventions then
functioning
perfectly
and
it
was
not
were need to form landing beacons. strategic points to help relieve Lon­
Revilla, a medical student at Into the Institution and hie off to the
nobody
knows.
through professional Journals. The
Georgetown university, went to sleep mountains? Consider scratching the yet time for diqner so Chapin kept
Plans for replacing all signs on don’s traffic problem.
happy ’’hit" of one doctor becomes nt
about midnight, his roommate, Joseph sides of those doors on the sides of the cruising and his mother speaking
Seven new bridges are contemplat­
alrnhs and trees of the state house
Alaskan Dog Teams Are
once
public
property,
available
to
the
Velazquez, told police. About four canyons until they look like-the map through the microphone.
grounds at Salem are being made by ed, old bridges will be widened and
The
radio
Instructor
never
thought
hand
of
every
colleague.
They
do
not
hours later Velazquez was awakened of Europe! Meditate upon bumping
Giving Way to Planes
the forestry hoard. The signs, which the proposed Charing Cross bridge la
patent their Inventions and mint the
hy a scream, be said, and discovered one of those feeders into a tree I Who about dinner until his mother said:
Nome, Alaska.—Modern transporta­
Identify approximately 125 species, expected to be constructed at a cost
“Haven't
you
done
enough
experi­
Revilla lying In a concrete courtyard
Bufferings of mankind Into cash. They
tion by air is threatening the future
could have any fun In a car like that? menting today—hurry home, dinner Is
have been damaged or lo st The prac­ of about 160,000,000.
below.
The Lambeth bridge, which will con­
of the malamute, hero of many an
are sentinels always on the watch and
getting cold. DUD signing off.’’
tice of labeling plants here began sev­ nect Mlllbank with the Albert Em­
While surgeons were preparing for
Alaskan tale of danger and hardship
always eager to sound the alarm when
Chapin went home.
Most of us would prefer, like Mine.
eral years ago for the benefit of slght- bankment. haa now bees under con­
an operation at Emergency hospilul,
on the snow-packed trails of Ameri­
a foe approaches, or when an enemy
Revllla died. He suffered a compound Schumann-IIeink, to die Just after
ca's frontier.
struction for more than a year and la
can be beaten.
„
fracture of the skull and Internal in-. some very satisfactory accomplishment
Wales Save» Digestion;
Despite the present high cost of
One of the most prolific red rasp­ expected to be completed In 1932. The
if we could. Few persons are per­
Juries In the fall.
airplane travel, mail and other ar­
berry bashes In northern Polk coun­ cost la estimated at $2,685,300.
Conspires
With
Waiters
The
new
thins
wp
have
learned
to
Work of widening Putney bridge
ticles may be sent by air cheaper than
Police learned that Revllla frequent­ mitted to die Just that way. But there
ty Is that owned by Mrs. James A.
day is thut the “Ohara disease” Is ly walked In hla sleep and only last is something more significant In her
\.e Touquet, France.—The prince of
by dog team, statistics have revealed.
and
the
starting
of
new
bridges
at
French of Tena. On the 12-inch limb
nothing we can blame on the Irish. It
The cost of the average dog team,
Hampton court and Chiswick la ex­
week aroused residents of the apart­ wish, and that is that she may be Wules has confessed I
there are two branches which have pected to be under way by Christmas.
lie does not eat all of the courses
IS an Infectious disease of glands, es
including the driver, amounts to $25
ment In which he lived, when he fell busy and useful and content In her
20 ripe berries on them besides numer-
per day, or 65 cents per passenger
The biggest bridge undertaking of
pedal I y affecting those In the shoulder
over a chair In his apartment while work right up to the last, says the of the many formal dinners which he
Is called upon to attend. He says;
, mile, and the team has an average
oes blossoms and green berries. Num
all will be the Charing Cross bridge.
sleep-walking.
and elbow, and la named for the Jap
Des
Moines
Tribune.
Certainly
if
any­
“It would be Impossible for me to
•rons other branches on the bush are Although the scheme, which provided
speed of 30 to 40 miles per day.
Dr. Joseph D. Rogers, acting cor­ one deserves that privilege of fate, It
anese scientist Dr Hachlro Ohara,
do so. I could not stand so rich a
for an expenditure of about $50,000,-
In comparison with the time and
bearing.
oner,
after
viewing
the
body.
Issued
who discovered It. But we are won­
Is this native Austrian woman who diet. Indeed. 1 very often do not eat 1 cost, airplane transportation has be­
000, waa rejected, a new scheme la
Thoughtless persons who drop clg
dering If this Ohara la another of the a certificate of accidental deuth.
has spent 52 years giving the world any of the elaborate dishes served.
come popular in this land of poor com­
arette stubs In the letter chutes at now being prepared by an advisory
"black Irish ."
“I have a Tacit understanding with J munication facilities. The airplane has
pleasure through her voice.
committee. The proposed plan will be
Watchman 1» Forced to
the Bend postoffice are causing con-
several of the waiters In the establish- | reduced dog team mall time between
ready by March.
• ¡dersble concern among postoffice
The owner of a hen thut provided
Aid Yegg Break Safe
The New York police authorities ments In which many of such dinners ' Nome and Nenana from 29 days to
• mployas.' It may be necessary to
eggs faithfully for 17 years Is reported
four hours. Gold dust and furs are
Seattle.—Noah James was calmly state emphatically to the leaders of are given—they know my tastes—and
close the lobby of the postoffice at Hope Chests on Decline
by a veracious correspondent at Clyde
transported from Nome to Fairbanks,
carrying on us night man nt the Ever- three Chinese tongs, “End war or be Instead of serving me with highly sea­
and Manufacturer» Quit N. Y., to have refused to kill her when ready Lunch room when a yegg deported.” Curious no one seems to soned dishes, they give me instead a 540 miles across a snowbound wilder­
might, says Postmaster Baird. Any
Washington.
— Those old-fashioned
one caught would be liable to a sen
she censed laying. Ruch appreciation climbed through a rear window and have thought of. this before. And clear soup, a cheese souffle and some , ness, in five hours, instead of the
cutlets.”
month required by a fast dog team.
girls who treasured their hope chests
tenoe of five years In the penitentiary
is commendable ; and yet I he tempta­ handed him n sledge hammer.
“end" means final conclusion, not tem­
The prince said that through this |
The malamute is slowly losing his
“Get
busy
on
the
safe
while
I
hold
are
on
the
decline.
tion to kill m seventeen J car-old hen
Ted Steele of Halfway shot twice
ruse
he
was
able
to
eat
when
the
oth-
j
porary discontinuance. Suppose we
place as provider of transportation
The bureau of census. In a prelimi­
the
chisel."
said
the
nocturnal
visitor.
Is one easy to resist.
at a bear at d ose range. The animal nary report on the manufacture of
James was compelled to swing the could deport thoroughly suspected, al­ era ate and nt the same time presene | over long distances. Even law en­
waa advancing toward him as the cedar chests during 1829, showed that
forcers, who used to whip their dog
hammer for the cracksman while the though not possibly entirely convicted his digestion.
A Canadian astronomer believes he
He arrived here by plane to follow
shots were fired, and was so close out of 47 firms engaged In thia bad­
teams onto the trail of criminals,
gunmen. Would not that be fine? Has
latter guided the chisel.
the French golf championships.
discovered a new pin net also A num
that the hunter, having fired the last ness, 27 had been forced to go out of
spending weeks or months in the pur­
When the combination was broken not Uncle Sam some distant and val­
her of explorers In the movie firm«
suit, have taken to the air.
two shots In the rifle, had no time to buaineaa or discontinue manufacture
off without the safe being opened the ueless isle where he could send them,
With thé development of airways
ment have thought they were photo
reload. He jammed the butt of the of the article.
yegg became disgusted and left, leav­ far removed from the habeas corpuses
French N avy Salute
and construction of landing fields, air­
Fifteen companies failed to answer^ 'graphing new stnrs only tQ learn nt ii ing James bound In the Icebox. James of “mouthpieces”?
gun into the bear’s month, and was
Center o f Controvc { planes are expected to solve the com­
great deni of ex|»ense that they hnd extricated himself and called police.
prepared for a hand-to-hand fight for the questionnaires sent out, but It
munication problem In the territory.
Paris.—The
traditional shout ...
believed
they
were
not
important
filmed only asteroids and comets.
life when the wounds took effect and
Mercantile transactions of the Sov­ “Vive la République” which has.been..
enough to affect the report.
Well
Thrown
Egg
Saves
the hear dropped dead at his feet.
iets are reminiscent of continuous In force in the French navy since the
The number of cedar chests made
Cold Handshake Made
One of the advantages of our form
closing out sales and other merchan­ revolution, may be changed. It Is
On rich bottom land of the Maple In 1929 totaled 475,490. with a value
Life
of
Despondent
Man
of
govertirflent
Js
that
some
statesman
Warm by Losing Nerve!
creek section south of Florence. C
Portland. Maine.—An egg and an ac­ dising methods of the lower East side voiced by the sailors when they man
of $7.217,759.
may from time to lime have the word curate throwing arm saved the life of of New York. The Romanoffs went the decks to salute an arrival or greet
Kansas City.—Cold and clammy
C. Caylor produced a turnip weighing
“dictator" hnrled at,him. The excite-
hands may be made capable of warm
out of power In 1917 and It is new a passing warship.
E. H. Dunhnm, thirty-one.
18% pounds. HU field of Bortfelt tur
Priceless Persian Art
meat soon passes Ex|H*rlen«e has
handclasps, the Southwest clinical
Certain officials of the ministry of
Because n yonng woman clerk at 1930. Will those stocks of Imperial
nips averaged six pounds to the tur­
in London for Exhibit shown Jl.«t the title can he held for n soda fountain here told Dunham she gems and Imperial clothing ever give marine sought to change the cry Into conference was told by Dr. L. G.
nip. The tope were almost three feet
Rowntree of Rochester, Minn.
only a brief period of time.
would not see him any more, police out, or are there undercover factories a simple ’ hurrah,” as In the British
London.—Priceless
crown Jewels,
high, the average yield an acre being
navy, but ardent Nationalists In the
The change, he said, is effected by
say, Dunham tried to swallow poison somewhere in the hinterland?
gold
and
silver
thread
carpets
and
44 tons. Caylor also obtained a heavy
chamber of deputies are combating the
cutting two little nerves that lie along
tablets while In the shop. Dunham
Students of very ancient Id .’ory do
dazzling treasures and relics worth
potato yield of the French variety,
the spine.
change.
had the tablets In his mouth and Lyn­
millions from the mosques of Kum
not agree that the conduct of S<»|. mon
France proposes to pass a law that
eight pounds to the hilt An acre and Isfahan were landed on the dingy
Persons with arthritis or bone fever
don
BI
Harris,
shop
manager,
had
was alw ays ilnil of * very w ise mail
every prospective bridegroom must
also may be benefited by the opera­
would produce 1200 bushels, perhaps
an egg In his hand.
stonea of Thamealde wharf. They
Chimpanzee Rida* Bike
Ills deeply respected proverbs prompt
tion, which increases the blood supply
Harris threw the egg. The egg qualify by running 400 meters in one
the heaviest yield of spuds ever har
were consigned to Burlington house,
St. Louis.—“Jo-Jo” has gone In for
» suspicion that he had wlmt Is nmd-
In the afflicted regions.
minute,
climbing
a
palisade
seven
feet
spattered
over
Dunham’s
shirt
front,
vested.
where a Persian art exhibit opens In
bicycle riding. Jo-Jo Is a chimpanzee
ernly known as "a ghost writer.”
startling
him
so
that
he
spat
out
the
high,
jumping
three
yards
and
swim­
nt
the
St.
Louis
zoo,
and
she
recently
January.,
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Pendleton’s position as the banking
Error H elps T h ief
poison.
ming 200 yards, and the old batch’s was presented a nice new shiny cycle.
The treasures completed the last
center of its trade territory has been
A lawyer set out to count the Hets,
Newark, N. J.—Edgar Kllle whs
stage
of
their
Journey
from
Perala
answer
Is
that
if
a
man
could
do
all
She
rides
i
t
ton.
strengthened by the announcement
statu tes, ordinances and public regu
L eaves 154 D escen d an ts
getting the best of a burglar with
on the cargo steamer Bahatlatan.
those things, a woman wouldn’t catch
that the Bank of Helix has been pur­ which brought them from the Island
istions of sH k inds^ in the country,
whom he was struggling In the dark
Romford, Essex, England.—When him in the first place.
A pickpocket who promised Io re
chased by the Inland r - ip ’re bank of of Abadan In the Peralan Quit
and gave up »he effort after a year,
until Mrs. Kllle arrived on the scene
Mrs. Ellen Wntllng, elghty-flve, died,
form, after his fifty-fifth arrest was
Pendleton. The Helix bank will p-3<
to help him. Swinging a potato mash­
she left 154 descendants. The queen
Tae collection waa flown In four air­
with the total then In the millions
Many explanations of the revolu­ found practicing his calling again In
er with great might, she brought it,
oet of existence.
once complimented her on her large
planes across the wild mountains and
Ignorance of the low Is no wondor.
tions
in South America hoye been of­ Ontario. Just kei; ir.g a hand in. It
by mistake, squarely down upon the
family which comprised six sons, four
The Cobh-Mitchell Lumber company
trackless deserts between Perils and
fered, but majbe there is something In seems.
head of her husband. The burglar es­
daughters,
60
grandchildren
and
84
the Peralan Gulf, so they would not
has sold the machinery In the big mill
Positive assurance that business will
the suggestion that the participants
caped.
fal Into hands of wild mountain tribes.
at Falla City and it Is being shipped
be good should not l>e interpreted as « great-grandchildren.
O f coiireez4< ,c e< i' l get ri."ht out of
decided that it was time to Indulge a
to the sawmill at Corvallis. The mill
promise that the stock market will
latti ahd~let
am fiet t the it.itives start In kill­
Haiti
Our editorial llnntyplst and proof­ desire for a general fight.
W reath From P ets
"SaiwggUrs U se Mummy
at FaBs City at oas time put out more
change Its ancient custom and make a reader will be Interested te learn that
ing one another again Bui somebody
Epsom,
England.—A wreath In­
Belgrade.—A new racket In smug­
lumber than any other in Oregon. It
else would have to take up the work
practice of providing sure things for Sir Radhnshnnkar Pdttnrskhterbliisk-
scribed "To our beloved master, from
There la a rebellion against the we had laid down.
gling
was
revealed
here
by
customs
was closed In 1822.
speculators.
ar Is the poet lnureate of India.
all hla pets,” was Included among
styles set in Paris, probably started in
officials who sectioned off 500 pounds
An abundant supply of water has of chocolate seised to a mummy case.
those at the fnneral of Charles Ric-
Paris by style fixers who realize that
Dur latest discovery about women,
One good brain test Is the posses
A Washington woman confessed she
been reached In a well being drilled
ard, tin master, here.
The mummy was shipped to the mu­
people
have
to
know
something
about
couched
for
by
reliable
members
of
»ion of enough sense to leuye brain played the market on tips from the
for L. R. Coulee at his home In Moro,
seum here from Egypt
the sex. Is that cooking classes for
stars. In other words, she probably what they are rebelling against.
tests alone.
The Washington Post wants to know
at a depth of 21$ fe e t The water
adults are almost entirely composed
used
the
Big
Dipper
In
the
bucket
who
has any respect for law. That’s
has risen in the hole to within 85 '
■ "Di.rsmsmhsrs” Hsr Ags
_________
“The tendency Is toward smaller ra­ of excellent cooks.
easy. The person who wants some­
feet of the surface and cannot be
Einstein’s theory Is not readily •hop.
Atlanta, Ga.—Laura Watson, negro
dio .seta.” Thia Is as It should be.
body else’ to obey one.
One day they bury the hatchet In
cook who “dl»remembers” her age, haa understood Many ordinary minds re­
lowered in a bailer te s t
Science Is developing evenly. Apart­
— f—----------------
Nothing Is more eerie than n tenor’s
gard
It
as
no
more
of
a
mathematical
-China and the following day it devel­
Fifty coastal communities of Ore­ cooked for four generations for the
ment houses become ever larger, but
croon
Issuing
from
something
which
Discovery
that the prehistoric Mnv-
gon and Washington were represent­ same family using fireplace, coal-stove, mystery than calculations Involved ln- an Inventor In Berlin has perfected a
«•e(‘ios nt first glance to he a folding ops that One of the parties left the
ans went In for the oboe should pro­
the
establishment
of
a
reliable
natal
handle
six
inches
out
of
the
ground
gas
stove
and
electric
stove
respec­
loud speaker that «an he heard 25 I m '<1.
ed at a mooting held at Marshfield.
vide paragraphers with un excuse for
for ready ‘reference.
relativity.
mile«.
November l A , bJ the Coast Empire tively. She was born In slavery.
letting up on the saxophone.
--------------------
.
Giaat Cocnmber
The purpose of the meet
The
editor
of
the
Journal
of
the
Na­
Pianos
are
said
to
be
the
most
tem»(
Snake Takes Sua Batks
Now that a youth says frankly that
Fort Morgan, Colo.—A cucumbW
ms to promote tourist travel
* Not only has King George of Rr.g
Longmont, Colo.—Snakes have tak­ tional Educational Association pre­ he “thinks" he strangled hla girl. It Is
large
enough to make a good sized pernmentaJ of mustpal Instruments.
land'’’worn the sn:ue crown for 20
the Coast highway.
But
It
Is
remarkable
how
many
blows
dicts
a
working
day
of
no
more
than
en to s u n baths. Dorothy and Doris
natural to suppose the sob element
baseball bat was grown near here by
years,
>but It seems he hasn’t had tt
from
“chop-sticks”
they
will
endure
Young, out on a picnic, ran across a four hours. Thera will be clock
will want to have him rewarded for
Henry Jobbing. It measured 51 Inches
reblocked or the band changed.
watchers
and
whistle-listeners
Just
without
hitting
back
I
in length and weighed 6% pounds.
hla honesty.
Advertising is the oil that lnbri- rattlesnake so busy sunning Itself that
I
U refused to budge at thslr approach. tte
• f business
OF SPECIAL INTEREST
(
DU PONT HEIR AT
WORK AS LABORER
Friday, November 21, 1930
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