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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER News Review of Current Events the World Over i L —— imu-iu; OREGON STATE NEWS what OF GENERAL INTEREST SX . \ (oPP The Mind Brief Resume of Happenings •f the Week Collected for Edward \ 111 Becomes Ruler of the British Empire; Our Readers Substitute for Unconstitutional A A \ Rejected l»v Senate Subcommittee. By EDWARD W. PICKARD Eugene — Approximately 3000 gallons of milk is being consumed The original house hill did not in Eugene each day of the year, provide a method for paying the according to the annual report of cost of the bonus, which Is est I- mated at $2.33T,0l)O.<M0. The sen the city milk and meat inspector. nt«* suggest«»«! the issuance of the Estacada—Some 875.000 sal $50 "baby bonds” which will bear mon fingerlings huve been released interest at 3 per cent annually from the government hatchery at until 1945 If the veteran ehvts to Clackamas. They were placed in hob! on to them. the Sandy river and in Still Each veteran will receive the Delph creeks. 1945 value of his adjusted coni|»en Ontario—Valuation figures sation certificate In $50 bond« with a government check for mid which taxes to be paid in 1936 amounts. Interest owe«l by vet be levied reveal that Ontario'« tax erans upon loans unpaid on their bill will be the highest in its his certificates Is canceled, but there tory. Thia is due to the payment will be no refund of Interest paid □f interest and to bond retire ment. upon such loans. © WMtcrn N»..«p«l'»r Union. EORGE V. king of Great Brit ain and emperor of India. dl«*«l In Sandringham house, peacefully Mid painlessly, in his seventy-first year. Immediately on his passing, his eld«»st son. Edward Albert, who had b«*en prince of Wales, succeeded to the throne, which by British law. Is never vacant. Next morning the state council, consisting of the queen and her four sons, King Edward which had been cre VIII ated by a decree which George signed a few hours before his death, proclaimed the ac cession of the new ruler as Edward VIII. His first official act was to notify the lord mayor of London of his father's demise. King George, who had been on the throne almost twenty-five years, was the best loved and most democratic of the world's monarchs, always just, solicitous for the welfare of his subjects, and living a simple and al most faultless domestic and official life. The new king, a confirmed bachelor, knows bis vast empire in timately, having visited practically every part of it, some regions many times. l»ecl<ledly different from his father in his tastes and ways of life, he still, as the prince of Wales, has been a great favorite of the peo pie. and in recent years, realizing that he would soon have to mount tb«> throne, he steadied down and took an increasing interest in the affairs of the empire. He is espe- «¡ally liked by the laboring classes, in whose welfare he often has shown deep sympathy. That he never married has been a disappoint ment to the British [x?ople. Now for the first time since the reign of Wil liam IV there is no prince of Wales. Next in the line of succession is the king's brother, the «hike of York, and second comes the duke's little daughter, Princess Elizabeth. There will be six months or more of offi cial mourning for George's death, and Edward VIII will not be crowned for about one year. The body of the dead ruler was removed from Sandringham bouse to the little church of St. Mary Mag dalene lu Sandringham. Thence It was to be taken to Westminster ab bey, there to lie in state. Interment is to be in the Albert Memorial chapel at Windsor, beside the tombs of George's father and mother. It was believed the state funeral would not take place for two weeks. *I'HE New Deal’s substitute for •A the unconstitutional AAA, a bill empowering the secretary of agri culture to pay farmers who co-op erate voluntarily in a program of soil conservation, was Introduced In congress by Sena tor John B. Bank- head, Democrat, and Representative Marvin Jones, Democrat, Texas, The bill was re ferred to tt senate subcommittee. The Sec’y Wallace members of the sub committee doubted the constitution ality of the new measure and dl- reefed Secretary of Agriculture Wallace to write a new bill. The bill rejected by the committee stated as its purposes; 1. Preservation and improvement of soil fertility. 2. Promotion of the economic use of land. 3. Diminution of exploitation arid unprofitable use of national soil re sources. 4. Provision for and maintenance of a continuous and stable supply of agricultural commodities ade quate to meet domestic and foreign consumer requirements at prices fair to both producers ami con sumers. 5. Re-establishment and main tenance of farm purchasing power. Secretary Wallace was requested to write a new act that would pro vide a plan of co-operation with each of the 48 states, and set up a permanent program on AAA poli cies, Chairman Smith, Democrat, said. Saying he speaks for the committee. Smith explained: “We said in effect to Secretary Wallace, ‘Make it constitutional,* because we have the responsibility to pass It.” HE compromise bill providing payment of the soldier bonus, T whipped through congress by crush ing majorities, was passed on to the President, who Is expected to veto It. Congressional action of the meas ure was completed when the house voted 346 to 59 to accept the sen ate substitute for the bill It had previously passed. The senate vote was 74 to 16. Leaders of both houses claimed they have sufficient votes to override a veto. The Dalles — Army englneors are making a re-survey of the pro pose«! site of The Dallos dam, in the vicinity of Big Eddy. [Irxikinh Puts the Bunkera Kight Up it Creek, Yusmtli! By LOWELL llexlklnh Brown, colore«!. lost a HI NDI IlsON for«*« loaure action to a Topeka bank, i'll«* Judgment gave th«» bank tills* * A t ! C © IMI W Urli S>n<»lc«l« «indicai« — -WNU Svtvlc». *.o 19 of th«* 20 ncrca III llvxlktnh's ■lai adjoining Shungnmiiiga creek. Idolatry of S«lf-D«struclion. Kanaas law |H*riulta a defendant to QANTA MON1CV ( kLIF. l ilt* Similarities Teat retain one acre of hla own chooalng O -Once upon a time there In each problem of the following *a bls homestead, the only string was a strange race that, while teat there are three worth. being It must nil tie In one piece. in some ways unite civilized, The first two words hear a evr* llexlklnh chose n 15 foot strip yet worshiped a murderous lain relationship io one another. starting nt the creek bunk and Hin ting around the outer edge of the and a monstrous god. Write In a fourth w«>rd which Item a property back to th«« creek. To Now this god demanded lut (lie same rein t I oiim I i I|> to the third reach their land, the bankers must tii«* «lo«*« to tile second word tii.it ■inn aacrlficc. ite hud high private row a bout acroaa or wade up the who ministered I to his linage«; he first. Sliiiiiguiiiiitgii. had countless dev«»- 1. fl I sh swimming ; bird— o t«*ee who traveled Kill bnsebnll ; puck— about, gathering In 3. Wall Street New York; the victims to fee<l Clty- Ids cravings. The 4. Wright brothers — airplane; feeble and tliecnr«»- John r :. Ii less, th«» age«! dod 3. Horace Greeley Journalism; There Is Niitlsfnctlon In doing a derer ami the un J. P. 1 Morgan— , decs of work well. And If we have wary chi hl—t lies«* <1. . Arrow bow: bullet— ninglnatlun we can derive additional •e were th«» favorite 7. Baseball—bat ; p««lo—— deasure from tho thought that the offsprings. Yet th«» 8. Ferry host- river; liner— I ii I n I iim I product which comes from collectors spared 0. Mendelssohn music; Longfel- >ur hands bring Joy mid comfort to none at all, neither i low— . he consumer. th«» strong nor the Use only these words: flying, Lon Irvin S. Cobb Indeed, whatever we do should be halt nor th«» help- don, innllet, poetry, banking, ocean, lone better becillise we think of the less. Often, In their madness, they steamboat, gnu, hockey. ; is«» to w hich It will I m » put. destroyed one another, Each yeur the cruel tally mounted—so many Aniwtri. thousands dead, s<> many hundreds 6. Gun. 1. Flying. of thousands crippled and broken. • 1 Mallet. 7. Hockey. These curious people lived in a 8. Ocean. 3 London. place called America, and the god ». Poetry. 4. St«*n niboat. they worshiped was called Speed. F «>. Bunking. 2wWthinks Meter • about Pendleton — In the Pendleton ’T'llE present federal relief rro- area 7312 pounds of black locust * gram, depending principally on seed have been collect«*«! under the work relief. CCC and public works, soil conservation program. Trees is aloue costing approximately as are to be grown In demonstration much as the fourfold program which areas at a cost of about 25 cents went before and which embraced per thousand. This cost is com tlu'se three items plus direct re puted after the seed has been col- Th« World-ProbUm-Solver*. lief which has now been returned to i lected. shipped to Pullman, Wash., Window of the Soul 'M CONSTANTLY running Into the states, according to a study of dried and threshed. Whatever of goodness «munatc» somebody who knows exactly the relief problem and tlie govern Salem—The last of the voters' what's wrong with the world and from U h * soul gathers Its soft halo In ment finances by Kendall K. Hoyt pamphlets for the special election what ought to be done about it, III«» e.v«*«; and If the heart In* a lurk in the Analyst. but can't make up hla mind wheth ing place of crime, the eyes are sure For Immediate purposes, at least, January 31 have been mailed out er to have his eggs frl«*«l on one to betray the secret.—F. Saunders. by the secretary of state. Ap there is no prospect of much re side or turned over. duction In the rate of federal ex proximately 410,000 of these pam At lunch today, I encountered on«* phlets were required to supply penditure, according to Mr. Hoyt. In order to prevent the stat«*s from reglstere«! voters. The pamphlet ’ gentleman who could diagnose all arguments for and our political and economic ills—Just trooping back for more relief funds contains the government must keep Its [»ledge against the four measures to ap like that!—and name the rem«*dles, to employ the arbitrary three and pear on the special election ballot. too. In fact he did name quite a few while I was looking after the on«»-half million persons which have Salem—Inheritance tax receipt been carried since last November ed Into the general fund for the I check. And yet I know for a post- principally under WI’A and CCC. In year 1935 aggregated 1556.648.80. tlve fact that his wife won't let dollar terms this means that, ac State Treasurer Holman reported. , him pick out his own neckties and I he can't be trusted to cross the cording to budget estimates, the out Actual collections were $681.- stroet by himself, owing to not be- lay for recovery an«l relief for the 300.63, the excess over receipted Ing able to divide off blind which fiscal year ending June 30, 1936, items being carri«*d In a suspense automobile he prefers to b«* lilt by. will be almost the same as that • • • • for the prec«*ding fiscal year, name account. Holman said the receipts The Pattins of Kipling. ly, three billions in round numbers, were somewhat in excess of the av wenty - three year» ag or an average of 250 millions per erage for thq past ten years. The BAKING POWDER cost of administration was 2 per visited Rttdynrd Kipling at his month. It Is within expectancy, therefore, cent. Two estates paid 57 per cent, home In Sussex. Gracious In his hospitality, he nevertheless was al that costs to the country will reach of the total amount receipted. CONSTIPATED rhihl Is so easily a new high unless economic condi Rockaway — Giant sea onions, ready showing signs of the mania straightened out, it's a pity moro tions Improve more rapidly than can some with the rocks still clinging for s«*clUNlon, which, following th«* When in the Northwest mothers don't know the remedy. now be foreseen. to them, have been swept on the death of his only son tn the World A liquid laxative is the answer, Tillamook beaches by storms at war, made of him an entrenebe»! mothers. 111« answer to all y»ur recluse. worries over constipation. A liquid PPARENTLY "authentic” ad sea. They are piled in great He shunned people; lie shunn«*«l can be measured. The dose can be ministration sources are cred tangled heaps. C. E. Fields of ited, according to Democrats in con- Saltair pulled some out and meas things; shunned the pageantry of exactly suited to any age or need. Just reduce the dose each time, until gress, with a report that Jesse ured them. One measured 121 life. He develop«*«! an active dis the bowels are moving of their own like for Americans — the people Jones, RFC chair feet, an unusual length to find accord and need no help. man. may b«»come' here, and others ran a close sec- whom he once love«! and who con This treatment will succeed with secretary of the' ond. The nearest onion beds are stituted perhaps his most loyal fol any child and u>ith any adult. In the hub of Portland Oregon» lowing. He became that most la Doctors use liquid laxatives. Hospi treasury, It was j along the Southern Oregon coast. shopping and thastncal center... said that Henry; From the appearance of these, they mentable of figures among literary tal» use the liquid form. If it is best these tuvo splendid hottelne» o$ tor their use. ii is best for home use. folk — the spot marked "D," denot Morgenthau, must have been torn loose from And today, there are fully a million 1er you every comfort and lusury ent s«»cretary of their original moorings at a recent ing where a quenched genius was families that will have no other kind at e>tremely moderate cost last seen. the treasury, may date. in the house. Most of us who write are but as be made coafiden- The liquid laxative generally used BEST IN THE WEST Dayton — Eleven tons of black slinilators and assemblers. Here is Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It is tlal advlser to the Portland» newejt and finett ho walnut ouirht to make a lot of gun was a real creator, and real crea a doctor'» prescription, now »<> widely President. 4 tel». .. .located m the hub of the One congress- stocks, residents opined this week tors don't happen often, ills Jungle known that you can get it all ready »hoppmq and recreational ddtrtct man, who keeps as they watched the felling of a books an«! his barrack-room bal tor use at any drugstore. Jesse Jones .. are the irquettioned. chocs of abreast of develop- big tree on the Orrin Stratton lads; bls Mulvaney and his Klin— nients In government financial cir farm. Clark Noble and Smith these will live while men read Eng experienced traveler*. Muit Be Felt cles, said he was reasonably sure Fields cut down the great walnut lish and speak It. May that !»• If responsibility doesn't weigh the change already has received and Oscar Taskinen hauled it to bulm to his passing soul! anything, It Isn't responsibility • • • some consideration from Presi Portland, whence it will be dent Roosevelt. Another added that shipped to France for use by Acting for the Movie«. it was “a 100-to-l shot that it is stockmakers. The butt measured UT here on this lot, we’re fin under consideration.” Ishing up the first moving pic more than 12 feet in clrcumfer- The reports were discounted to ence and the tree grew from a nut ture In which Ye Scribe has had a some extent, however, by the fact brought from California in 1848 real chance to give Ills all to art. The that the President has Just renom by the pioneer, Henry Hewitt. picture's to be call«*«! "Everybody’s inated Jon«»s for two years as chair Old Man"—tliat is, unless th«» jirr»- Warrenton — The Warrenton ducers change their minds nt th«* man of the Reconstruction Finance QUÄ UcoldLk, corporation. Shingle company, recently organ last minute, ns Is customary, nnd One Democratic representative ar ized by R. C. Roles, Portland, and re-title It "The Roll«» Boys in nn gued that on the basis of ids past C. D. Bronson Jr. of Vancouver, is Igloo” or something. OREGON Relieve the dryness and record Jones could carry into the now in full operation here, The None of us seemed to f«*«*l It while irritation l>y applying treasury the resp«*ct and confidence plant is on city property at the we were shooting scenes, hilt If ev Mcntholatiim night of both big business and "the man head of the improved Skipanon erybody Is ns tired as the old man an<l morning. In the street." He d«»scribed the channel which has a depth of 30 is, they won’t have to rock anybody RFC chairman as sufficiently lib feet at lower low and a bottom to sleep. The head cameraman goes eral to command the support of lib width of 200 feet, The two-ma- on a rest cure soon, and the direc Elimination of Body Wait» eral elements and yet not leaning chine mill is designed for electri tor's wlf>* Just telephoned that she's so far in that direction as to alarm cal operation and to manufacture a little bit worrle«! about liltn—be It Doubly Important conservatives. 24-inch and 18-inch shingles for keeps hearing brass bands playing, In the rriK-iid month« before luiby arrive« the Atlantic coast trade. The mill nnd a while ago he ran out and il is vitally important that the body be rid IJREMIER NESSIM PASII A, is now running two shifts each day tried to stop a runaway horse that of waste malter. Youi intenlinea must func- tion-regularly,completely without griping. * weary of ids job since the anti with the output of the next two wasn't there. • • • British riots started November 13, months already sold. Why Physician» Recommend lias handed the resignation of his Harder to Get Over Tattooed Eadie«, Milnesia Wafer» cabinet to King Fuad I. The reslg-; Mining Concerns Listerl theatric-ill paper I read flint We ought Io be more offended nt T)ir«e nunt flavored, « anily likr wafers are nation was accepted. Salem—There are 355 mining * one of the most copiously lllus- extravagant praise than injurie«. pure milk of magneaia in solid form- Nassim found it exhausting to concerns chartered In the state of trated tattooed Indie« in the business much pleasanter to take than iitjuiil. Earl« keep an equilibrium between the Oregon, C. H. Carey, state corpor Is fixing to be divorced from a bus wafer in approximately e<|ual to a full udult conflicting forces of the throne, the ation commissioner, reported to band who's also of the sideshowlng dose of liquid milk of magnesia. Chewed thoroughly, then awallowed, they corr«-ct British residency, the nationalists Governor Martin. Approximately profession. I remember the lady acidity in the mouth anil througnout the and their compatriots. But the final 14 permits were issued to mining well, sitting on a platform and, In digeative system, and insure regular, rnm- blow, dealt him by the British gov corporations during the pa«t year. response to requests, slowly turn plete elimination without pain or effort. ernment at London, was the thinly ing around so the audience could TIL HE DIS Milnesia Wafers come in bottles of 20 and veiled ultimatum to Egyptian Na see what she had to say on the Card Makes Long Trip COVERED ALL «Wl, at 35c and 60c respectively, anil in tionalism. in the form of verbal In Redmond — A Christmas card other side VEGETABLE convenient tins for your handbag contain structions for negotiations for an mailed at La Grande December 17 Well, every man to bls taste, but CORRECTIVE ing 12 nt 20c. Each wafer ia ap[ir«Aimsiely Anglo-Egyptian treaty. The sting to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Leavitt, Red I've always figured life would be For years he suf- one adult dose of milk of inagneaia. All fired with consti[in- to Egyptian pride was In the word mond, made a trip of 5000 miles i kind of fascinating with n tn tinned good drug stores sell ami recommend them. tion. Blauaed it on ing that if the present negotla- and reached here January 10. The lady for a helpmate. Any time yon his work. Then a Start using these delicious, effective friend told him Ions fall. Die British consider their card had been at Honolulu De got tired of talking, you could ask „ . nbout the natural anti-acid, gently laxative wafers today hands will be free and will re cember 31. It was sent to the her to let you look nt the pictures. nil vegetable corrective, Nature's Remedy. NR Professional samples sent free to registered Tablet* contain a Ixilanced combination of the • • • vise their Egyptian policy. laxative« provided by nature in plants ami physicians or dentists if ropiest is made Leavitts by Mrs. Leavitt's sister, vegetntjes. See fiir yourself Note how dilfer- N«menkei of Heroes. on professional letterlieuil. S«l««t Trod««»«, Mrs. Anna Bartness, at La Grande. rntly they w<«k. Nogriping Gentle but llioroimh T’S getting so you can tell when action, leaving you refreshed, alive. Wonderful Inc., 4402 23rd St., Lon« Itlond City, N Y. ' |'11E senale munitions commit- headache«, twenty - one years have passed for First Logs Hauled tee which participated In a sen bilious spells. 35c & 6Oc habit firm sational controversy recently by re Jewell — Hickman & Converse since some great national figure — Non ing Only 25c— bottles a president, or maybe a military flecting on the war record of Presi have started hauling logs over the all druggist«. hero — was at the peak of his popu dent Wilson, has decided to request Wolf creek highway and plan con 2Oc tint larity. It's when a lot of his name an additional appropriation of tinuous service, Ml ATAN f Several other MILNES'ô- $7,500 to complete Its Investiga companies will begin hauling sakes get too old for the reform school and are Just the right age tion and make Its final report. WAFÊ. a when the roadbed settles. The MILNESIA Many Democratic senators have Tidewater Logging company has for the penitentiary. Once In a s WAFERS improved, and smooth «kin often re- declared that ttiey would not vote moved its camp from back in the while one of the crop goes Into the ministry, but apparently not enough another dollar for the Inquiry, but hills to the highway six miles west Senator Nye, chairman of the com of here and will start logging Mon of them to make much dlffor«*nce. IRVIN 8. COBB. Th^OrlUinal Milk of Wslsn mittee, believes the additional sum day. © North Amorlrnn NovrirpAper Alliance, will be forthcoming. Inr.—W.NU H^rvlre. AT ONE I I FEEL FINE Mothers read this CLABBER GIRL T A HEATHMAN HOTELS 0 A O NASAL IRRITATION PORTLAND BEFORE BABY COMES rA CONSTIPATION MADE WORK MISERY I diotchy . rough complexions
