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First 24 Hours of Life
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Baby’s Hardest Tim
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By MARIK K. JOHNSON
Un<ftrnourlnhmerit la one of the
most common o f the cause« of Infant
mortality, accord
ing to a survey
recently underta
ken In Chicago.
Statistics S h e w
that of 4,522 bur
bles under one
year of age that
died In 12 months,
088 died In the
first 24 hours.
Eight hundred
a n d seventy-six
died In the first
six days, exclu Marie K. Johnson
sive of the first
24 hours, and 1,708 died from thd
seventh day to the sixth month. Eight
hundred and sixty died In the last six
month* of the year. The survey Indi
cated that a surprisingly iMrge num
ber of infants are artfffcally fed,
which condition, doctors agree, had a
marked bearing on their undertwtor-
lshed conditions. Naturally, no one
food may prove satisfactory In every
case, although the survey showed that
evaporated milk In many cases had
proved an excellent substitute for
mother's milk. This may be explained
by reason of the fact that evaporated
milk Is simply pure, concentrated cow's
milk from which 00 per cent of tho
water has been removed. It contnlns
practically every element necessary
for good health and Is consequently
an excellent builder of bone and tis
sue.
Although authorities on health rec
ommend evaporated milk as a baby
food, like other substitutes for tha
natural aupply, It should not be con
sidered ns a food complete In itself.
Addition of orange or tomato Juice,
barley water or lime water Is Impor
tant In providing adequate diet for
the Infant.
For babies, milk of dependable pur
ity Is essential. Market milk will not
keep for any length of time and Is nlso
liable to contamination, especially In
hot weather, while evaporated milk,
hermetically sealed In sterilized con
tainers, remains as fresh and pure as
on the day It was canned.
8terlllty In evaporated milk, author
ities agree, is one of the most Impor
tant points In Its favor. In process
ing, evaporated milk is subjected to
240 degrees hent for a half hour,
thereby removing all possibility of
bacterial life being present In the
milk. Heat Is the only preservative
for this type of milk and the beat has
the further beneficial effect of mak
ing the curds of milk more fiocculent
and easier to digest.
FASCISM APPROVES MYERS APPEAL TO
HiOH COURT LOST
> DRASnCMEASORES
Decrees President Wilson’s Removal ef
Portland Postmaster is
Wot/ltf Silence Opposition
Upheld.
Against Mussolini.
ScveRB
Farmers Income for 1925
Shows Rise in Prosperity
Repressive
FARM
PUCE
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Washington, D. C.—The right of the
Rome.—Militant fascism, stung by
the last sttesupt- against the Ute of president of the United States to re-
Premier Mussolini, struck i t Its toea , n o 'f« postmasters and other execu-
PPUiTs 15*7
in a series o f drastic repressive msas* 1 tive appointees from office without
* the consent of the senate was upheld
ures.
The decrees approved by tb s cabinet by the supreme court In the Frank
provide the penalty of death for every Stott Myers case from Portland. Ore.
In an opinion by Chief Justice Taft,
attempt to tajace or molest the pre
mier, or to strike against the fascist the court held that federal statutes
regime; provWo heavier penalties, aa which have been regarded as wlth-
gMtch as SO yarns imprisonment, for holding that power from the president
direst or Indirect opposition; create ,r e rold.
The case, involving removal by
an elaborate system of political police
to watch every movement of every President Wilson of Myers as p ost-■
anti-fascist at home and abroad, and master at Portland, had proved a fo
HILK farm production has not yet assumed a proper relationship to con
to put the opposition press out of ex cal point upon which the legislative
sumption as a whole, states the Sears-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
j and executive branches of the govern-
istence.
American agriculture has been more properly balanced during the past year
I
tnent
had
come
to
a
notable
trial
of
These decrees, whose Intention W
than it has for five years, and Is slowly reaching correct proportions.
to still every voice raised against fas constitutional rights before the high
Only three staple farm crop groups, reports the Foundation, showed a
est
court.
decrease in gross farm prices for 1925 as compared with 1924. The crops In
cism, to check every hand threatening
So important was the question th a t: cluded were hay, cotton, corn, wheat and one or two small miscellaneous crops.
td strike against It and Its leader and
to watch ceaselessly the activities of the court designated Senator Pepper j On the other hand, the products which increased substantially In price for
every suspected enemy at home and of Pennsylvania, a former president i 1925 over 1924 were cattle, hogs, sheep, fruits, vegetables, fluid milk, butter,
abroad, were approved in a historic ° f lhe American Bar association, to j cheese, tobacco, poultry and eggs.
The Amerlcau farmer Is beginning to place some figures on the right-hand
four-hour assslou of the cabin*.
represent congress in argument ot the
side of his ledger for the first time In five years and renewed feeling of na
The premier has taken over the ca8e
tional farm prosperity, due to Increase of farm prices, Is being reflected In the
ministry of interior, the duties of
T»e polnt directly at Issue was ■ business and Industrial prosperity of the entire country.
which include command oxer the p » ’ ’ »ether congress had exceeded tts
lice forces of Italy, and this Is com- P °’ er- * » en' in the act authorizing
mented on as for the purpose of gly- »™8‘d«““ »l appointment of first, s e c
ing the fascist chief personal charge ond and ,hlrd class Postmasters "with
of the campaign against his adver- j tha consent of the senate," It also do-
gBrleg
; dared that such postmasters could
Mussolini now holds seven cabinet oniy be removed when the senate as
posts and also Is commander-ln-chlef 1 sented.
of the militia. He is premier, foreign ' Answering this question the court
minister, minister of Interior, minister I declared ‘»*‘ congress has no consti-
of war. minister of marine, minister | tutlonal
restrict the presi
of aviation and minister of corpora dent in the removal of officials from
offices It created, but that the chief
tions (labor).
CHRISTMAS— THAT TIME OF YEAR FOR WHICH WE HAVE
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tration of the government’s business,
BEEN PLANNING FOR MONTHS.
must be free to act on his own disere-
SEARCHING THROUGH NUMEROUS STOCKS TO BRING TO
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TROTZKY LOSES JOB
IN COMMUNIST PARTY
Geneva. — Lacking unanimity on
every vital point after five months of
discussion, the League of Nations’ pre
paratory commission on military dis
armament brought Its sessions to a
Moscow, Russia.—Leon Trotzky and
close.
i Leon Kameneff were ousted from the j
All it could do was to pass a final all-powerful political bureau of the !
report wherein were expressed the dl- communist party, Gregory Zinovieff
vergent views of the United States, was expelled from the third commun
Great Britain, Japan. Argentina and ist internationals.
Chile on the one side, and France,
This action was taken by the cen- I
Belgium, Italy and other European na tral executive committee and the cen- i
Nicholas J. 8lnnot, representative In tions on the other.
tral controlling commission of the !
congress from the second Oregon dis
The procedure adopted forbade a j communist* party, which thus disci- j
trict. has returned to Washington final vote on any question before the plined the three men for their fac-
from Bis home at The Dalles in order group. Thus the divergent opinions tiona. activities.
to testify as a government witness at are Ip form to be presented to the : The resolution condemning the op-
the conspiracy trial of E. H. Doheny, league’s full disarmament commission position group declares that Zinovieff '
oil magaate.
at its April meeting.
(rendered himself ineligible for fur-
The work of the commission, which ther work In the third Internationale
Salem post, American Laglon, at a
meeting of the Salem council, pledg was to answer seven questions rela- by his factional activities within that
ed *2400, payable November 1, 1927, live to methods of disarmament, and body. It further says that Zinovieff
with which to defray the costs of the thus form the agenda to be used at does not express the policy of the all-
summer band concerts and expenses a league disarmament conference, Russian communist party within the
attending the operation of the muni brought a divergence of opinion at the third Internationale; that he earned
outset between powers commonly the disapproval of the American, Brit-
cipal rest rooms.
classed as naval powers and led by Ish, French, German and other foreign
Gifts Made of Ribbon
Great Britain, and the continental sections of the third Internationale,
K h K h S-C h WK« k >CK h > < h 5CK k > 0 C«K h X h > European powers led by France.
¡thereby losing the confidence of all
The differences of opinion extended branches of that organization.
virtually to every phase of military, '
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naval, aerial and economic disarms-
tnent. But the gravest difference vzas ARMENIAN QUAKE KiLLS 400
between the French thesis calling for :
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naval disarmament on a .basts of total 100,000 Made Homeless by Series of
tonnage of vessels, as opposed to the
Temblors,
American demand that tonn«*<*e be j Lenlnakan, Armenia.—More than
limited according to classes.
; 400 persons have been killed, hun-
j dreds of others mortally injured and
100,000 made homeless by earthquakes
THREATENING FACTS OUT which destroyed the greater part of
this city of 40.000 Inhabitants and 12
Orave Complications Likely to Arise
thriving towns In the vicinity.
From Investigation of Catalan Plot.
The whole of Armenia has been ter
Paris.—Investigation ot the activ rified and the destruction amounts to
ities of Ricclottl Garibaldi, kinsman millions of dollars.
of the Italian liberator. In connection
Lenlnakan. seat of the largest Amer-
with the plot of the Catalans to In- ,can orphanage In the worid°’ ta M^’ a
A wrlstbag full of Joy uwalts any vade Spain from French territory I. va8t gepuIchre 0( aabes. from tlme
member of the family who wakes up
Christmas morning to find herself pos assuming a grave character because immemorial Leninakan, formerly Alex [
sessing a bit of finery like the pretty of it . possible effect on Franco andropol> bag been a g!gant)(, vol(,an,c
a l an relations.
amphitheater due to the activity of
bag, or the garters shown here. The
bag Is simply made of two pieces of „ 7 . ^ ’ Mt,'5atoir» no’r ,n «'n ta ln t»‘ t Mount Ararat and Mount Alagoz In
Ter
wide, black ribbon cut rounded at Oarlbaldl s relations with Inspector the tertlary perlod , but tbe c,,
one end and sewed together. Two general Lapoll. of th . Italian police before experienced such a violent and
shirred tucks are run In above the lepartment and with Lapolla’s princl- dIgaatf<>ug npbeavaI „ tbat wb|cb ,eT.
seam. It Is lined with colored silk pal assistant. Inspector S eal., have 9,ed nearly all buman babltatlong on
and gathered Into a filigree silver oeen established beyond question tbe great Lenlnakan plaln „.rld
mounting. Narrow black and pink They are now bending their efforts to night.
satin ribbon Is shirred over flat elas ,’athomlng exactly what these rela-
tic for the garters, which are finished
Jons have been.
with bows and rhinestone ornaments.
All Classes Mourn at Debs' Bier.
Both Rlccottl and Sante Garibaldi,
who also Is a grandson of tbe Italian
Terre Haute. Ind.—The human
Iberator, were examined by tbe p o i brotherhood that Eugene V. Debs gave 1
A Pretty W ork Basket
Ice. Sante Garibaldi has an office In his llfe to bring about was his in
Paris, and It is asserted that Lapolla death.
»nd Scala In the middle of October | To the bier of the famous socialist
leclded to send an agitator named *n his comfortable Terre Haute home
Sclvoll, employed In Sante Garibaldi’s there came mourners fraotn every ro-
jfflce. to Italy with a letter to anti- ¡trial strata. Capitalists, against whom
Fascist republicans In an endeavor to Debs nsad bis most effective Invec
m ite them In a huge gathering which tives, were here at the funeral be- |
would coincide with the Catalan
cause they loved the charitable vfs-
iratlst movement.
lonarlan, and the seamed faces of la
bor, whose cause was ever on Debs’
Philippine Storm Tehee Lives of 300. «scutcheon, streamed a benediction of
Manila. — A typhoon, a tidal wave tears. Rich and poor, lofty and hum
id a flood In widely separate areas ble. It was brotherhood of man much
le v s combined in a Joint visitation of as Dabs had hoped for.
Mr. Debs died In a sanitarium near
:hs Philippine Islands, leaving in their
wake deaths believed In excess of 300 Chicago after suffering a nervous
breakdown.
sad heavy property damage.
Apples continue to pass throw *
Tha stats of Oregon will receive
Hood River valley warehouses In an Inheritance tax totaling *100,043 10
heavy volume, averaging more than from the estate of Mrs. Jeanette
30 cars per day. Shipments to
Meier, widow of one of tile founders
have reached 334S aarloads, more
o f the Meier A Frank store, who died
1M4 cars la excess of total shipment« In Portland several months ago.
for 192*.
Enactment of an Income tax law
This highly decorative work basket
A bottle filled with aa ounce of similar to tbat sponsored by the state
makes a charming gift that every small gold nuggets wae displayed la
grange In the recent campaign was
woman will lore. It Is made of paper Medford by J. A. Taylor, who for at
nsged upon the forthcoming legisla
rope. I d a dark brown shade that win
harmonize with any woodwork, or short time has boon operating a mine ture by tbe Marlon and Polk county
grange m eetlac tn Salem.
furnishings. and requires a wire at Jacksonville. The gold,
a
»nd fra roe for th e bar\et. was taken fro « a hole leae '
frete»««»».
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