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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER News Review of ('.lu rent OREGON STATE NEWS OF GENERAL INTEREST Events the W orld Over Brief Resume of Happenings Southerners Launch Talniadge’s Presidential Boont— Kansas Offers Landon to Republicans- Bonus Bill Passed Over Roosevelt’s Veto. By EDWARD W. PICKARD j* Western Newspaper Union. Ilis own best recommendation of ■'WO THOUSAND or wore "xra's _> root'1 Democrats, representing 17 himself he gave In throe succinct southern and border states—though paragraphs summarlxlng his budget most of them were Georgians—as- ba lancing a ch lev cm«' n t s. s- mbled in Macon. Ga., and with wild 1) \YMENT of the veterans’ bonus yells launched the * by means of baby bonds payable bikitn of G ot . Eu on demand was enacted Into law by gene Talmadge for congress, and the money for the the Democratic ex soldiers may be available on July Presidential nom 1. The Harrison compromise bonus ination. They bill thnt went through the senate adopted a motion and house easily, was vetoed by asking him to run President Roosevelt» The house Im as a constitutional mediately and enthusiastically re Democrat «ho is passed the measure. The senate opposing what they was a little more deliberate, but called the "theor- within three days it. too, bad over brain trusters and ridden the disapproval of the Chief professors” of the New Deal. Tal Executive, and the hill was made madge, though highly elated, de law. The vote In the senate was clined to comment or to make any 78 to 19. In the house It had been announcement at the time. 321 to 01. The platform adopted by the It was a notable fact that all the mooting called for preservation of , senators—'.Ki In number, for Huey the Constitution, of state sovereign Long's successor has not vet taken ty and of the American form of gov his seat—were present and voting. ernment. It accused President Notable, but not strange when one Roosevelt of abandoning faith In remembers this Is an election year the Constitution and the doctrines Fifty-seven Democrats, 18 Republic of Thomas Jefferson and of ‘"re ans and 3 radicals—I ji Follette of pudiating. abandoning, and side Wisconsin. Shipstead and Benson ot tracking" the platform on which he Minnesota—voted for the bill, while «as elected in 1932. it said: , 12 Democrats and 7 Republicans . “We do n<>t regard the occupant | voted against It. of the White House as a Democrat. The galleries were filled and "lie lias 1 roken the pledge of our there was wild cheering when the party and violated the platform of vote was announced. Republican ! senators amused themselves and “We here today allirni our faith the spectators by twitting tlie Dem in that doctrine." ocrats on their failure to stand by It Is not easy yet to estimate the their chief, the most voluble of the possible results of the Talmadge twitters being Senator Hastings ot movement. The administration lead | Delaware. ers refuse to take the Georgia gov Informed of tlie vote. President ernor seriously or to admit that he Roosevelt at once ordered govern cun imperil their control of any of merit departments to prepare for the southern states. payment of the bonus certificates as The situation in the South is fur quickly as accuracy will permit ther complicated by the sudden Secretary of the Treasury Morgen death of Gov. (). K. Allen of Loui than said that the payment would siana. He was the devoted and be the most difficult mechanical complaisant adherent of Huey Long task the treasury had faced In its and had been selected to fill out the history. He said the treasury would unexpired term of th.« late senator. need $2..">00.000 and the veterans Leutenant Governor Noe succeeded administration $.1.000.000 to Increase to the governorship, hut who will the force to take care cf the job. now be tlie leader of the Long forces More than seven million Interest was not Immediately determined. calculations will be necessary. LINCOLN MEMORIAL in Studio H uh 10,.r»00 Prop«; Ktingr 1'roin (nitor to Grm« fíOUSGfíOkl ® & Questions Em h movie studio has a property depiirtnient In which It stores n ml«* ivllmieoii« collection of nearly every thing under the «un, snys Popular Mechanics. In one colleelloii there are 3,<MM) lie-ivy pieces ranging from anils of minor to ruga and period bedateads. Aside from these the studio Ims 7.5911 "hand props” like Jewelry and dishes. One room Is plied hlg i w Illi different kinds of «ad dìi'«, a third with paintings Stand« hold various types of umbrellas nini walking canes. Wrist watches, neck laces mu! silverware are laid 'll cases. On the lot aro different kinds of automobile bodies, replicas of nil- dent carts, and even a collection of small boats If a studio ......ds something thnt It doesn't own, the chances lire the Item can bo rented from on« of tho properly houses, huge warehouses stacked with equipment. WASHINGTON of the Week Collected for Our Readers Klamath Falls—Klamath lum ber Industries employes will noon open a campaign to promote tho uso of wooden boxes instead of those made of fiber. Salem- Approximately 228.980 sets of 1936 motor vehicle license plates have been issued. Secretary of State Snell reported. There were 208.078 Bets of plates Issued during the similar period in 1935. Salem Every tree and shrub in portions of the Willson park area at Salem that might be used for tlie new capltol is being charter and studied with a view ot deter mining whether the tree can be removed and saved. Gold Beach—Bob Miller, preda tory animal hunter for Coos fona te, was satisfied when he got one coon from a hollow log. He de cided to try again and got another. Just to be on the safe side he tried again and again—until he bad sev en. Albany—Relief clients in Linn county consumed 18.130 pounds of feat, distributed through the agen cy of the Linn county relief com mittee, in 1935'. In addition there were 13,200 pounds of flour and 19,609 cans ot fruit and vege tables. Astoria — More arrests for drunkenness were made by Astoria police in 1935 than for any year since 1929, before repeal, it is stated in the annual report of the police department. The total of arrests was 225, but a large num ber involved non-residents. Medford — Relief expenditures in Jackson county for the year end ing December 31 totaled $84,890. Five relief funds, hospitalization, drugs, miscellaneous relief, wid ows' pensions and old ace pensions and the bounty fund exceed their budget allowances for the year. Astoria—An estimate for repair of the north jetty at the mouth of the Columbia, as submitted to con gress bv tho United States encin- ee.-s, calls for an original expendi ture of $700,000 for repair of the seaward 7600 feet, according to advices received here from Repre sentative William Ekwall. The Dalles—The new dock be ing built here for the port of The Dalles, is expected to show consid erable progress now. Wo.'k was delayed considerably when bad roads in the mountains near here prevented contractors from bring ing in pilings. Most of the piling contract has been filled, and work on the main deck ot tHe lOOOx 1000 foot dock is expected to go ahead rapidly. Salem—Receipts totaling $3,- 500,000 from income. Intangibles and corporate excires for 1936 arc estimated fs«r 1926 by the state tax commission. This flcure is $964,000 higher than collections lazt year. First installment of these taxes will be due April 1 and the second on October 1. Col lections in 1936 will be based on : 1935 incomes, the commission bas ing the highe.- estimate tills year primarily on reports from corpora tions, indicating improved busi ness conditions. Receipts were es timated at $1,900,000 for 1935, with $2,536,000 actually collected. T’HAT is known as the Bank iVUE CAN either take on the head-Jones hill for soil con * « mantle of hypocrisy, or we servation. the administration's sub stitute for the AAA. was given the can take a walk; and we'll probably hesitant approval of the senate ag These words of ricultural committee by a vote of Alfred E. Smith In 1‘ to 2, although Chairman Ellison his speech at the D Smith of South Carolina said he American Liberty "personally had some doubts” as league dinner in to Its constitutionality. The meas Washington were ure would enable tie secretary of perhaps the most agriculture to remove 30,000.090 interesting and sig m res from cultivation and give him nificant of bls ut even wider powers than he bad un terances on that der the AAA. It was evidently occasion, for he headed for a hot debate on the sen professed to be ate floor. speaking for "'the Secretary Wallace let it be known disciples of Jeffer- that officials of <be Agriculture. and Cleveland" and, Treasury and Justice departments ir action in the Dem- were co-operating In au effort to : ocratic national convention next collect for the government the $200,- j June when the delegates are asked O i O. ij OO ordered returned to proces ! to Indorse the doings of the Roose sors by the Supreme court, but he velt administration. There could gave no details of the plan. In re be no misunderstanding Smith's ferring to this court order In a meaning, and he must now be con radio talk, Mr. Wallace went further sidered the leader of the conserva Angler Sees “Octopus” in criticism of the Supreme court tive Democrats In their revolt Redmond—Jack McDaniels re th in has any other official of the against the policies of the New ported he saw an “octopus” crawl administration. He declared it was Dealers. The concern of the admin ing along the bed of the Metolius “the most gigantic legnllred steal istration Democrats is now as to eddy a few days ago while he was In Idst -rv.” Representative Allen how extensive will be the bolt; and fishing near Allingham station. He T. Treadway of Massacli'isetts as- whether tlie conservatives will put aeDed on the floor of the house that said it waa eight feet long with up their own ticket, support the Re “any official «ho will make a sfate- four legs. publican nominee or merely stay m. nf of that nature about the Su away from the polls. Of course in Tide Washes Out Potato Crop preme court ought to be Impeached.” any case the Republican cause will Waldport—W. L. Bathurst of Mr. Wallace may not have heard be aided materially, unless the Ten Mile reports the loss of 2500 the last of this. guesses of Its leaders are all wrong. pounds of fine potatoes which New Deal Democrats were quite were washed away during the TZANSAS Republican state com- ’ dtteo members, the Kansas Day undismayed by the Smith speech, storm two weeks ago. The pota which they declared was weak and toes were sacked and cached in an club and many party leaders from Ineffective. They announced that old shack, but the tide carried out tile Missouri valley region, celebrat Majority Leader Joseph T. Robin ing Founders' day the sacks. son of the senate would deliver the In T o p e k n, pre official reply in a radio address, and Firebllght in Orchards sented to the coun unofficial answers to Smith's denun Hood River—The discovery of try Gov. Alf Lan ciation came from various sources. several cases of fireblight in pear don of Kansas as Mr. Smith In his Liberty league orchards in Hood River valley dur their choice for the speech never once named President ing the past few days has prompt Republican T’ro-I- Roosevelt but he specifically put on ed Leroy Childs, head of the ex dential nomination. that gentleman the full blame for perimental station, to urge all In a speech to |he repudiation of most of the planks in growers, while engaged in pruning banqueters ihe gov the Democratic platform of 1932, operations, to carefully inspect all ernor told what he which he declared was the best trees, and report all suspicious dis- hoped to do for the that was ever put forth In !his coloration on limbs or trunks to nation If he were Gov. Landon country. nominated and County Agent Marble. “Millions and millions of Demo elected. Refraining from "substi Bjes Start Spring Brood tuting epithets for arguments," he crats Just like myself, all over the Cottage Grove Now that NBA offered a program for ending feder country, still believe that platform," al extravagance ami restoring pros he shouted. “And what we want to and AAA have been eliminated, know is why it wasn’t carried out. Harlow Hubbdll has at lea t one perity Replying to the query "What And listen. There is only one man liive of bees that ha gone onto a would you do?” Mr. Landon pro in the United States of America full reproduction basis at least a month early. Despito cold and posed relief for agriculture through that can answer that question.” a soil conservation progrua with Senator Robinson's reply to Al rain that would discouraae any- the honest purpose of saving the Smiths speech consisted In the thing except a busy bee, eggs for fertility of American farms and not main of. quotations from previous the spring’ brood were laid about merely that of providing a blind for utterances by Smith In which he ad January 20. Never before has Mr. further dispensation of AAA checks. vocated a course quite as radical as Hubbell known bees to start their Tills The governor pledged himself to that pursued by the New Dealers In brood before February. old age pensions, lie recommended combating the depression. He jeered brood will be hatched by the time extension and Improvement of civil at the New Yorker for abandoning laying usually starts. Mr. Harlow service, and the utilization by the the st.-eets of the west side for the has 25 hives, but has not opened federal government of specially palaces of park avenue and trading the other 2 4 to see whether they trained minds as he has usnd them Ilfs brown derby for a silk topper, also are taking advantage ot su In Kansas—"to collect fac.s, not to and denounced him as a deserter In preme court decisions. tlie face of the enemy. administer theories." ,_T''IIE memorial to Abrtthnm I Lincoln In the National t'apl- furniture cover the stirfme wltli A- till Is composed of four fea large I’irklsb towel that tins b< tures a statue of the num. n me wrung out of wilier to which morial of his Gettysburg address, a tablespoon of ammonia tins b< memorial of Ills si-eond inaugural mhled. Bo-it with carpet svvee address mid a s.viubol of tlie Union mil till dust will adhere to towel. of the United States -tlie fottr tilings which the martyred I'resi- A noted chemist gives us the Infor ■ lent held «ere Ills paramount ob inmlon that science has discovered ject«. that It is not dangerous to leave From the memorial to the west canned foods In the can nfter It Ims reaches a bridge, linking tlie na been o|H*iiod. They remain In better tion'« tribute to Its Civil war Presi condition until eaten If the unused dent with tlie home of Gelt. Roliert portion Is kept In the can. There Is E. Lee. military lender of the Con nothing about the ei.n Ihnt will eon federacy. General Lee's home, Ar 'rlbute to the spollnge of food. lington. now is Arlington National cemetery, where rest tlie dead of stick to- tlie Revolutionary war. the Mexican over them war, the bodies of men w lio fought the paper. with tlie armies of tlie blue mid gray, tlie Spanish-American war and tlie World war. The lirldge. spanning tlie Potomac on the river, natural ami historic barrier (O UMC between the North mid South, links, more than In symbol, the two «ec- tlotis of the United States. A bottle of furniture polish rubls’d Henry Bacon, who died In 1921, was the architect who designed tlie into clean dry mop will give hard Lincoln memorial mid who said It wood floors an excellent polish. a a a should coutaln the four features. Maple sirup mixed w ith confection Daniel Chester French, famed Amer ican sculptor, produced the statue, e.’s sugar to which ti little butter or milled makes n a delicious 'l lils represents Lincoln as the great cri'am Is i added cakes. t war President, the num who brought frosting for the nation through It* titanic Equal parts <>f ammollili mid tur ¡ventine will remove Indelible Ink mark« front white fabrics. ». A.,,, »led X, * »papere —W S‘U THE DOCTORS ARE RIGHT Women ihould take only liquid laxative» Many believe any laxative they might take only makes constipation worse. And that isn’t true. l)o what doctors do to relieve thia condition. Doctor« use liquid THUE ITISI | C08ETIF4TI8« .4 cleansing dose today; a smaller quantity tomorrow; less each lime, until b“wels need no help at all. laxative«, and keep reducing tho dose until the bowels need no help ul all. Reduced dosage it the secret of aiding Nature in h toring n guiarity. You must use a little less laxative each time, and that’s why your laxa tive should be in liquid form. A liquid dose can be regulated to the drop. The liquid laxative generally used is Dr. Caldwell’S Syrup 1’epoin. It contains senna and cascara — both Ihllnrul I.IX.it;' <-s that form no habit even with children. Syrup Pepsin is the nicest tasting, nicest acting laxa tive you ever tried. er vir«. Find They Hava a U«o About nil it modern In Ide could do with many < * the thlrgs £lvrn her nt a kitchen shower would h« to save them to give :iS bridge prix«*« —(.’incintimi Enquirer. From Your Doctor if the “Pain” Remedy You Take Is Safe. Statue of Abraham Lincoln in th« Lincoln Memorial Building. struggle. The two decorations. re|v- rewriting Emancipation mid Re union, are by Jules Guerin. Above and behind the massive head of Lincoln Is Inscribed in the wall: IN THIS TEMI’I.H AS IN TUB HEARTS OF TI1B PFOPI.K FOK WHOM HF. MAVFIl TUB I N ION T1IE MKNOItY OF ABRAHAM I.IX< OLN IS KNSIIHINFI) FOHKVKH Beware Coughs from common coldi That Hang On Don’t Entrust Your Own or Your Family’s vVell - Being to Unknown Preparations No matter how many medicine« you have tried tor your cough, chest» cold or bronchial irritation, you co» get relief now with Crvomublon. Serious trouble may be brewing and you cannot afford to take a chiuico with anything less than Crcomul- Blon. which goes right to tlie «cub of the troublo to aid naturo ta Boot ho and heal the Inflamed mem branes as the gcrm-ladcn plilir^a is loosened and expelled. Even if other remedies havo failed, don’t bo discouraged, your druggist is authorized to guaranteo Crcomulsion and to refund your money If you nro not bulls fled with results from the very first bottle. Ciet Crcomulsion right now. (Adv.) EFORE you take any prepara tion you don't know all about, B for the relief of hcatiM'hes; or the ■ .inis of r!:< uni.iti in, neuritis or neuralgia, ask your doctor what hr thinks about it — in comparison with Genuine Bayer Aspirin. We say this because, before the discovery of Buyer Aspirin, most -»-called "pain” remedies were ad vised against by physicians as I r ' iiir bod for Hie «tomaen; or, often, for I he heart. And the discovery of Bayer Aspirin largely changed medical practice. The Gettysburg address and the Countless thousands of people who have talw-n Bayer Aspiritwyear second Inaugural «jteech occupy the in and out without ill effect, have north and south walls with the dec proved that the medical findings orations. Simplicity Is the keynote ilwrut its safely were correct. of the rr.emorlal. I Bcmembcr this: Genuine Raycr To (lie east front of the IJncoln Aspirin i . rated among the faxltsl memorial Is the 2,000 feet ‘long re method» yet discovered for the relief flecting basin In which are to be of headaches and nil common pains seen reflections of both the Wash . . . and safe for the average person ington monument and tlie memorial. lo take regularly. The basin Is bordered by trees and You can get real Bayer Aspirin at walks and. with the memorial Is one ana drug store — simply by never of the world's most Impressive asking for it by the name "uspirin” Hights. alone, but always saving BAYER ASPIRIN when you buy. Arlington Memorial bridge follows Iri simple dignity the Idea of the memorial; linking (lie monument of one great leader to the lost Imine of the leader of a lost cause. At the foot of the slope of Arlington, tlie roadway from tlie bridge ends mid. ultimately, there will bo roads and walks radiating from the classic Sacrifice road ending to tlie Arlington Manor T.ovp sacrifice ever go to house, to tlie Tomb of tlie Unknown arid to other points In tlie cemetery. got her. Bayer Aspirin a Y< MB USUAL BOWL OF Ml UK OLD K!NG COLE IS A MEUDT Oto SOUL NOW THAT HE EATS ROAST BEEF . . . HE HAS HIS TUMS IF HEARTBURN COMES . . . THEY OIVE HIM QUICK KlUtfl LEARN HOW TO EAT FAVORITE FOODS Without Heartburn ... Oat... Sour Stomach ; An "Armed Inaugural” Lincoln's first Inaugural was known ns the "armed Ifimigurnl.” Tlie Confederacy already was In ex istence. A hostile attack or nt least a demonstration was feared. Ranks of soldiers were massed so closely around tlie Presidential carriage that the occupants could scarcely be seen. Tlie housetops on the line of march were black with guarding ; soldiery. The Inauguration Is de scribed as "bristling with guns." 1 Lincoln’« Ambition In 1804 Lincoln once Hiild: "I I desire ho to conduct the tiffalrs of this administration that if nt the ' end, when 1 come to lay down the reins of power, I have lost every friend on earth, I shall lit least have one friend Jeff, mid that friend shall be Inside of me." WITH A TLX AKE llm tert that hit* awltctied million« to Turn». Munch 3 «• 4 of llirm alter eating a meal o( your favorite foods or when too rnu< h amokinp. luinty entlnir. lad night's iiarty or nomc oilier OOM lua liroukht on acid indiye«- (Ion. sour «tom.irh, gai. belching or lieartburn. fire how food "tal»«ri vani-li. You lire not taking any 1 >r li alk ilies win, h pliyau , on any may Increase the tendency toward arid Indi- riestion. 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