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PA(JE Till J EE' OSE Former Rulers of Austria and Description of Madeira, Fairyland to Which They Have Been Exiled by Allies, They Journey on a British Cruiser in Royal Style Gifts that Last Gifts that Last onridence MliDKOK'lt MAIL TK'llil'M-:. "M K 1 ) l-'O I ,' I . Oil i'. ION. Tlll'UsDAV. NOV KM liKU IT. I!M BRITISH PROP POWERS C WASHINGTON-, Nov. 17 (By Asso ciatecl Press.) The British miKKustion that each of the naval powers retain ut least one naval Iniililins yanl cap able of turning out one ship a yeai does not appear to be iinibMstood by American naval ul fleers parti, uiaiiy familiar with construe! ion problems. There was no susnestion in Un American limitation proposals tin: anyyards be scrapped and so far as navy yard facilities in this country un concerned, all will be needed, it is said, in the maintenance and repair ol the retained fleet. 1 At present the I'nitPd States lias several navy yards equipped to build capital ships. It has not been contem plated here that it would be necessary under the reduction program to scran the equipment of these shops and building (locks. Some of the machin ery would not be needed, of course, for repair work and would lie idle; but tho bulk of the government plants in each case would be constantly in use in keeping up the eighteen battleships to-be retained by the United Stales, It was said. These ships, the newest in the navy, are in many eases now ap proaching the point where regular overhaul programs are necessary to keep them hi first class shape. If the llrilish suggestion a wholly informal one as yet, so far as known, has to do with providing means for instiling the advancement of naval en gineering knowledge during the pro posed ten year holiday, there 1s no doubt that It will receive much :pin val among American naval officers. That aspect of the proposal already has appealed to experts of the I'nited States. They have assumed that (his would be covered in the final form ol . the holiday agreement. toy y it: sXh "Vc Ri." ' v ' 1 s . BUICK LEADS SIX 17. The ItriUsh war turned all shipping topsy turvy ono i i 1 1 ii h t hu m many a MaihMian Kar tlt'ii and see veKsols ' I'roni I; j u r oonli nt'iils rUlitiK J' anchnr. Tin; islitnd in H'iii(:i ilnoo times as dcnsrly as ( 'onncfiiout, yet smut' of its valleys arc all hut imxpl;ivtl. . The banana triji of the tropics ami tin1 oak, of tho UiinjVraW zoiii1 fcrow up together. Vehicles Go on Runners "The vdmilt's of Kunclml, caiu'tal of Madeira, iio on runners insload of on WASHINGTON, i). C, Nov. IT. "11" ; vvhe;ls. because of its steep and pre Madeira is to q the St. Helena of (ho i cipitous streets. These often are fit- former Emperor Charles and Kn i press ; ted out as luxui iou'sly as a truiUa ofj Zita, as dispatches state, that exiled j .Moscow or I'etrorad, but they are paii" have achieved a tfood fortune be-Irawn by oxen instead of horses. Thei yond any othe- fallen monarchy from characteristic carrier of Kunchal, how-i Napoleon to Wilhelm," says a hullcit in 1 ever, is a low, eushion-sealed sled, in from the Washington, 1). C, lieadipiar- j which a passenger sits and slides tot GIHIIAI-TAR, Nov cruiser Cardiff, with former Kmpcror Charles of Austria Hungary and e Kmpress" Zita on boaid, left (iiiiraltar today for the Island of .Madeira. - to whicii the former royal pair have been exiled by the allies. Tile Cardiff is duo to reach ln-r des tination Sunday. X . " . L t t l-i tlie automoli;e world, Il-.iK';!; sev eral years ago attained the enviable poslllon "of leadership, evidenced by the fact that it was awarded first choice of space at the national auto mobile shows, an honor conferred upon llulck by nil other automobile manufacturers who are members of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce, in recognition of the fact that llulck has done the greatest vol ume of business during the previous year. As each year has since rolled around, llulck has been in the lead. Not only for a short period does it lead all others but year after year its business constantly increases, with the result that tho llulck exhibit will be found this'year occupying the same space at the shows it has occupied for the past few years. It is significant to note that the figures on which the award for the 1922 shows were made comprised only the sales of six cylinder cars, proving Jluick to be the largest builder of six cylinder cars in the world. tors of the National Geographic so-j the bottom of the steep streets. The ciety. runners are hauled aci"Oss a grease "Here is an island where it is nearly ( bag by two attendants before the pas always summer, yet sledges are used I senger is started on a bumpy ride over ail the year round; which is far from ! cobbled pavements. ' the maddening crowd, yet, before the ( "Madeira is the chief island of the .Madeira group, which lie about -Hl miles west of .Morocco. Of tile aggre gate area of tlie group, about i'.lfi square miles, all save 1" miles is com prised in the main island, and prac t'cally all of (lie ITIl.lMUl Inhabitants reside there. Tlie island is accounted one of the most beautiful volcauo formed peaks in any ocean, and its scenery is on a magnificent scale out of proportion to tlie size of tile tract. One ridge rises to more than (if00 feet, one valley especially, Curral das Krei ras, has the luxuriance and charin more to be expected upon Tahiti orjlars the Marquesas. Steep, rugged cliffs mark tlie greater part of the coast; and tiny towns huddle at tlie foot of souk! of these sheer heights. The in habitants thereof have learned the. art of terrace gardening. Wine Still Staple Product "Tho wine that made .Madeira fa mous still constitutes its staple indus try but the annual output has shrunk to a fourth its former bull;. Once it PARLEY BASIS IN FAR EASTISSUE RANGE PRMGiFLE S URGED TO RON HllIY LIF was in demand at fabulous prices and tales still are told of how American slippers carried it around tile Horn and back again to age it. In the fifties of the past century a vine disease wrought havoc before it was checked. then physicians declare. 1 that madeira was peculiarly conducive to gout, the war practically cut one of ihe world's most cosmopolitan island ports from communication, and the lOigliteenth Amendment robbed Madeira of an im portant market. Visitors still may see the natives carrying this wine to rel- in huge skins slung over their shoulders, and the primitive wine press is used in its making. Mtigar plantations surround Fun cbal. Cactus is grown for rearing tlie tiny insect from which cochineal is, made for dyestuft". hi recent years tlie popularity of the island as a health resort has created an industry that bids fair lo thrive more vigorously as: steamship lines resume their normal schedules." FEDERAL-' OWNERSHIP PARADE FOR PRINCE, NATIVES IN RIOT BOM HAY,. India, Nov. 17. ( My As sociated Press.) Coincident, whh a jirocession escorting the Prlnre of Wales through the city of Bombay to day, serious disturbances occurred in the native quarter, attributed by the authorities to agitation by followers ofMnhatma Gandhi, Hindu no:i-coop-crationist leader, resulting in a num ber of casualties. The procession it self, however, was not marred by any untoward incident. Agricultural Advances WASH I NO TON, Nov. 1 7 Forty- eight advances aggregating $ii,071,000 lor agricultural and livestock purposes were approved today by the war fi nance corporation. The advances in clude the following: Montana $S,000; North Dakota $43,000; South Dakota 3,19,000. "WASHINGTON, Nov. 17. ( Hy the AnHoemted I'ross) The gonernl prin ciples- presented by China for foIu J t ton of the Far Eastern problems af I forded at least a definite woi hintr I basis for the Washington conference Jns tlie delegations of the nine partiei : paling nations prepared to meet agiiin ' today as a com nil t tee to work out plans of procedure for consideration of those problems. Known to have the moral support of the Cniied States, these principles at )e;ist so far as they stand for actual practice of the open door policy and for abol ishment of "spheres of influence" in tho Far ast, also are declared on the highest authority to have the support i of tireat Dritain. liy the same au ! thority it uns said the conference ; would proceed to consideration' of ; Vn v astern uuestioiis at once on t be basts of t lie proposal submitted by : the Chinese delegations, the various i principles set out in the plan to be I referred to the experts who will ex ; amine them and submit their reports j to the full conference at the earlist ; practicable moment, j Japan would heartily subscribe to ; many of the points presented by China, it was stated by spokesmen for her delegation, but other points raised doubtful questions. Chief among the latter, they regarded the I proposal that me powers conclude no treaties affecting China without con i suiting her, the Japanese considering 'that this might directly affect tlie . Anglo-Japanese alliance. It was de ! dared to be the liritish view, how 'ever, that the alliance was not di rectly involved in the Chinese pro i posal. PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 17. Steady building up of the member ship of the National (Irange, and pro gress in the application of Grange principles to community life were in dicated in reports from state masters before the annual session of the na tional btuly here today. Representa tives from districts all Hie way from New Fngland to the Pacific: Coust pre sented reports. Following reading of state reports of members the morning was devoted to preparations to initiate to sixth and seventh degrees. (ieorgo U. Harrison of California pointed to a gain in state member ship of 25 per cent during the last year. He spoke m an optimistic tone of the future of the (irange in his state. (Irange fire insurance is gain ing strength, he reported. Steps are under way to put into practice the principle of co-operative buying through the employment- of a pur chasing agent, who will buy and dis tribule at cost supplies of all kinds. W. YV. Deal, state master of Iraho and national chaplain, pointed to substantial results in the working put of a co-operative movement under di rection of the Crange in his slate. He also spoke in high terms of Grange fire insurance and its effect on in surance rales in Idaho. MOTHER, QUICK! GIVE CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP j ! FOR CHILD'S BOWELSjj Even a sick child the iriiuj : I ,,!,. nf "CnlitYii-iiiil F'lB SvnU).' little ton(!iie is I'OHtnl, or if your clwl.l is listliTS, cross, fcvi-risli, full of voM. or lias colic, tiaspoonful will never fail to open the bowels. In a few hours vou can see for vourlf how thnrnip'hly "it works all the constipation poison, sour hile anil wii-tc from the tender, little bowels and gives you a well, playful child auain. Millions of mothers keep "California Tg Srrnp" handy. They know a tea spoonful toilav saves a sick child to morrow. Ask'vcmr druppist for peiiuinc "California Vip Syrup' which has direc tions for baliics and children of n',1 ag-s printed on bottle. Mother! Vou niu4 sav rnltforn'ii" or you may get an imi- COLDER WEATHER PREDICTED 10 : SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 17. Tin? first Konenil frost of the season, vary ing from lig'.it to heavy aecordi:iK to ilie locality, will strike California early tomorrow ni:rnint;, according t the I nited States weather bureau here. Colder weather tonight a'.su is pre dicted in eastern Washington and all : of Oregon anil Idaho. LUE SKY LAW ON SELF-SUPPORT BASIS SAI.KM, Ore., Nov. 17. Tlie work of administering the Oregon blue sky law increased over lu per cent dur ing the fiscal year ending. .lune last, according to tlie annual report to the governor of T. It. llandley. state corporation commissioner. The report observes that tho blue sky law now, due to legislation enacted at tin session of Ill's year. Is on a self sus taining basis. The recent legislation increased the fees for permits to op erate urder the act. During the year the department paid Into the stale's general fund set amount of I2.S4.4 1 1.14. Hocking Dividends. NKW YORK. Nov. 17. --The lloek intf valley railroad. v.hj h !ef-ired its dividend last June, today dividend of two per cent l Oecciubcr 21, d, e,,,,-d a I payable on ; r A. F. & A. M. Regular eonimunieat.ion Med ford Lodge 10:1, Friday even ing. Nov. IS. 1 ::',. p. to. L. K. WILLIAMS, Secy. Farnum In Rialto Piot-ji-tj One of the most tKumtar stars nf filmdom, William Farnuiit, m v play ing the leading vole in "His 'liealost Sacrifice," the attraction at the Ria'to theatre. Mr. Fnrnuiii bus nn imii-iiuilly dra matic role. The slorv is one filled with tense action and tbrit.iii .' -situa- WASHIXCTON. Nov. 17. Warning that a re-opening of the whole ctucs tion ol' government ownership of 'rail roads would result from congressional iielion limiting the rate making power ol' the inter-state commerce commis- tions throughout. He is cast as a sue- sion was given the senute inter-state cessful business man who fight., lo t.l,e ;,,,,,,.., coiiimliiee i,i,.v i.v si ' i.. utmost to retair, the love of his, ligh'yVi,M v,i,-ncid, president ,t 'the nn wife, who is seeking the glory of an!., . . ,. operatic career. . u.,,,.,tf II. A. Kc-bandrel t, ol' Omaha, eoni- i' counsel for the I'nlon l'licll'le told the committee Unit eriti ol' the transportation act had uuiuen ondrc i-age i-er.ture inert Teeming with that mystery, sus-iline ponse and fascination which mark the cism vigorous and refreshing James Oliver Cm-wood stories of the Far North. Tho (lolden Snare." now showing at Ihe Page theatre, is without doubt Ihe best screen version yet made of any of the author's works. been unfair and unjustified and Insist ed it had not had a fair trial. Iia. In Cleveland. CI.KVIJI.ANI). ()., Nov. 17. Mili tary organizations and- the chamber of commerce eo.noet-n I iwl will, !) owls Stone, in tlie role of an officer iMeola i Vrrl. Italian vice consul. ,,mi of the Royal Northwest Mounted. Is. n ;i ircHo n 1 a 1 1 ves of Italbin moi'Ii.i i,,u lit the featured player, and the leading Welcoming deneral Armando vnioi-ln feminine part is taken by Ruth Ronlck jWaz, commander in chief of the Hal who portrays Celle, a mysterious g'd-mn armies, to Cleveland today. Ho lien-haired girl of the north .arrived from Washington this niorn- The motion picture camera has never recorded a more beaulirul pan orama of the picturesque northland than in the production. The story It self is a pulsating tale of adventure a man hunt or the most unusual kind and out of it comes a happy romance.- Ing on the first leg of Ills trip to the I'aelfie coast. Al AL DICTROIT, Nov. 17. Oeneral de mand for reduction in transportation costs require a reduction in wages of all employes, the Michigan Centril Railroad company aiinounced. In a notice addressed lo all employed the company advised that it desired to confer with representatives of 'he various rlas'es or employes with a view to arriving at uu agreement upon wage reductions. SPEAKER MANAGER OF INDIANS, 1922 CI.KVKI.AXI), Ohio. Nov. 17. Tris Speaker has signed a coni-act to manage Ihe Cleveland A:'.ler can leygue team next pi-aion. .Injii- . ('. I nun, president of ciuli, announc ed here today. -i..f ui gi4,.L i 1 i. mil'1" "p "ww i' i ii ?4 HI m ML i Mm mm Of. Ar V ; 7 BURLE Y Notables XURKISH Tlie three greatest cigarette tobacco?' blending MILDNKaS l MELLOWWSS-l0lA one -eleven cigarettes 1 20fi15 11 The most valuable asset to the. Jeweler's profession'. This can be acquired only by giving the people first class merchandise, rightly priced. The confidence of the public in this store is reflected in the splendid busi ness we enjoy and the host of satis fied customers that recommend us to their friends. 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