FRIDAY. XOV.KMHKll-8. 192!).
P'ABE THREE
Hoover Proclaims
Armistice Day As
Time to Reflect
MEXICO HOLDS INDEPENDENCE FETE
FIND OLDEST EFFIGY
OF CHRIST ISJELIE!
i.i.
MKDKOIfD'M Al li TIM liUNlO.- M WDKOKJ V -liK(MN
FEDERAL SHARE
v
VesteKi AjippFt5 Cohfer'encQ
rfpicrovernment' Aid as
;.;iri;.Highway Development
;l!o:a 1-8,000, N ew
'I Planes in 1929. . '' r:
! LpA- ANOTCI.ks,'' NrivrS.-Pj-
Federfll nid for. building airport
nn(l"alrW!iy faMlltfir's 'iver the na
tion was urged by ' J. D. Wood
Idaho commiMiont: of ' public
vor)c.in an uddt-etM bnfm-e tint ull
' -western airport conference . here
today.
. CJoinhiijisioner Wood, ' who Is
'temporary cliftirman of tho WeH
tern States 'Aeronautlcal - ansocla
i lr rl derlarert that federal nid, sueh
iih wan provided in ' conKtructiiiK'
liK)iway. wuh the logical devel-
'.'opmeiH of an Industry that was
demanding increasing nafety far.
i- tors in way of terminals and inter
..mediate landing fieidH.
' The personnel, onuipment . and
machinery ifor operating BUch i
federal aid plan is already In exis
tence in each state's highway de-
partmcnt, he said, adding that
, construction of airports and lay
ing put of air routes can he ude
quately handled by the department
engineering forces.
ccrihcs System
Describing tho system by which
it could be brought about, Wood
said:
"There first must be ;an act of
congress appropriating funds for
the cooperative development of air
navigation unit facilities, together
with provision for eriultablo ap
portioning of the funds to the
states.
"A system of state and interstate
airways could lie planned by the
various states that would coordi
nate with the present federal air
ways system. This system would
then require the approval of the
noronautics division of the. depart
ment of commerce. Execution of
the plan, could be supervised by
the states under tho general super
vision of the department of cum
niei-ce and perhaps in cooperation
with the bureau of public roads.
t '.Suites Ntiuro .
"Folibwinif this would come
acceptance of the principle and
tho plan by legislatures of the
various states, together with
means for raising the state's share
nf tjie funds, by direct appropria
tion 'bond issue, gasoline tax or
mnei- mcmoa,"
Tho speaker predicted that 8000
airplanes would be manufactured
this J'enr, compared with the
slightly more than one half that
number In 1928. He declared that
the 'present difficulty Is in lack of
adequate ground facilities anil that
'aviation utility is limited strictly
to' the avaliible ground facilities."
lie offered this as the reason for 6.
program that would permit full,
use of this "phenomenal Indus
try.'' ' ''; '' ' , ' ; -
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WASHINGTON'; Nov. S.
(JP) In order that tho people
of tho United States may re-
call "the high purposes for
which this nation entered the
world war," President .Hoover
issued a proclamation toduy
naming Monday, November U
as Armistice hay.'. .. . ' 4
t The president also said it
was fitting that "ph this day ;
.the hatbiu, should' recall, its (
obligations, to the dead to bp-
pply Itself to measaiires to
''prevent repetition of such
devastations of humanity" as
In the world war." . .
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WALL ST. WORKER
seeks mm
new' York!. Nov.'. o.-Wp)
.Near exlinustlon from the strain
of (he last. few' "liectic 'market
days, Mrs. Hulila Urowaskl. 61,
cliief filing clerk in a brokerage
house, , todi.y cither leaped or n
to her death from the Equitable
building in tho Wall street ills
trict. i
Although both relatives and Sut-
ro & oompany,r the : brokerage
house where she had worked for
34 years, declined to give out any
Information It was learned that she
had been working night and day
for a week or more and last night
was near collapse.
The woman narrowly misled
hitting several pedestrians, in her
fall Into Cedar street.1
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OTTAWA, Ont., Npv.(;8. (VP)-
Rndto messriRos from Bathurt s'aiil
today that fc.'olonel C. D. H. Mc
Alpine and Ws party of eight fly
ing prospectors, found several days
ago after having been miswing in
the Hudson Hay country for two
months, had been brought to the
mainland in airplanes.
Tho party was locutod nt Cam
bridge. Bay, Yictbria J.sland, where
they had been led by Kuklmos.
The radio operfttor at I.luthurst
sr.ld rescue planeji had brought part
of tho party to tho post at Burn-
side and the others to Bnturst.
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JMIOKNIXv vv. S. (Spe
cial.) The. Jlqx dinner given on
Thuo-Jar.iil;:ht at the Presbyterian
elm it'll hy thoViucn o& the commu
nity wna hip suiveiis'i
The dinner wife i-iuir-ly prepared
and wryed by h). )X)fn who win
the, honor of JicImk fine chofa and
waiters. ,Mauv fft lkf,wives vowed
froiiK.noW un their, ftfnu in tho
kitchen would fie" ."hi tty toned Hinne
they had learned there was amilh
ei; enole In the finlUi:j
Tin uttomhuu'e ,was niarto tip
mostly of v Jiieni;. nuoule, and the
coin in llt'eeR 'I'cpaVt t noy served in
the nolgahoi'hoo'ii; lit -uno hundred
fifty iitMiple, -Tn lire .were jiIko gulte
a nUinher of friendr fl-om Medford
present. Tho oiioh that arrived n
Huh) late were forced, jto take only
a portion of 1 he 1 jcgiilar menu,
because ut tlio diminished supply.
Other.-wore turned uway. .
The music furnished by tho
Palmer Music House was greatly
enjoyed by nil. And all join in
thanking Karl Davis for entertain
ing with one of hs. monologues.
On the vholo the dinner was
pronouneod a decided succohr awl
much credit Is given tho men, and
all promise support again U the
men decide they wish to give an
other '.'Jiggs Dinner.'
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JACKSONVILLE MOVIE
JACKSOXVIU,E, Ore., Nov..8.r
(Specialt Fenton Frank lias '.car
penters busy remodeling the build
ing for his new moving picture
theatre. He has Jiad the floor ele
vated and is having, the entire in
terior redecorated.
Mir. Frank also Tims shows at
nutte Falls and Gold Hill and will
divide his time between the three
places, giving Jacksonville two ,br
three, evenings each week. .
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4'Ci VJM , mn. I t." " eourso (,, the. writing
IStST- OKKX y HIS ' H,fJL vuiuesB itit'Ograpns. Tile chai
V. ? Ill 1. r I J. I ters are drawn with hrnsh and I
i. , 'A, IIUI'T"" S fA - "inner prot
iff , S . V WF "ior- is Irincipnl lecturer for tho
I' ' A . S' , , J rf 1 K i v I
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CONRTAN(TJNOPI.K, Noy. 8. P)
I'ollce yesterday discovered In
the garret nt' aa tild Armenian wom
an of Smyrna what may prove to
bn one of tho oldest effigies of
Christ In "existence. Sho Bald her
great KiuntlHitlio)' found the statue
in the environs of biblically famous
Kpliosua. ...
Smyrna1 museum nnthnrltles be
ileved tho statue to he nt least 1X1)0
years old hut are awaiting the dic
tum of Constantinople authorities,
who linvo left for that city.
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UNIVERSITY OF TOKYO '
TEACHES ANCIENT ART
TOKYO (Pi To nernetimlo an
old'nrt, -tlfa- 1'iifversity of-Tokyo Is
of
rac-
IllR.
DIAMOND PIONEER LEFT
FIFTY MILLION ESTATE
J,tn,lt.' 9.... pi..,-' :
Queen Matllde Davlla and her attendant ' (upper) et a Nogalcs,'
Son.,' fiesta and (lower) Gov. Francisco Ellas (left) of Sonora l
:onaraHilated by Gov. John C. Phillips of Arizona.
Dignified Solons in Toyland Capers
With Exhibits Shown in Tariff Pleas
Nov; . w
e.'vVe 'way tA a
the
e sjiirit in tin
hursdriy'aff Vet-
BREECHES BAR GIRLS .
AT COLOGNE CHURCH
SLAP ON BACK
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COLOGNE When ft hun
dred American ; girl students on
learning bent, but clad in' riding
breeches, essayed o enter. Cologne
cathederal they were met hy
stern , refufial. ,
But .not for jiotjiins did Ameri
ca b pioneer grandmothers leave
a heritage, ot resourcefu(ne8s. Af
ter visits Lp tile marts ol. trade
hack, came the hundred. Ahotit
their natty, booted unklea billow
ed voluminous peasants' ( skirts,
newly -inircltafled He names' ,,tu tho
dim Gothic aisle?. t
OF GREATEST DERIGIBLE
on the hnX'li did forvIlttle LeOnitidt
Uilliertfjiestel'iftiy-what RClopce haif
failed for five months to do.
Last spring the two and one
half year old boy swallowed a
screw. Ills pnrents did not know
or It until Inter wnen severe pells
of coughing developed. Two oper
ations were ' performed without
sncoess, the screw being wedged In
the windpipe in such a ninnner
that sin-Kcons wcto uniable to reach
it without endnntterlng the child's
life.
Yesterday plans werp mado to
take the child to Philadelphia for
a third . operation. He began
coughing violently. ' His nurse
picked him up by the heels and
slapped him hard on the bnck.
Tho screw dropped from the
boy's moutn. - .
FIRE DESTROYS PORTION
BRITISH COLUMBIA TOWN
AKRQN', Ohio, Nov. p. (p)
Kiaborate coremonlcs were arranged-today
to'- dedicate the master
ring of the world's greatest fisht-
ing and largest dfrlglble, the ZRS-4.
under construction here (or the
navy. :
A golden rivet, completing tho
ring, was to he driven home by
Hear Admiral William A. Moffett,
whllo the -dirigible, I.os Angeles, a
fleet of 20 blimps and numerous
nirplancs circled overhead. The ad
miral who as chief of the ,navy
bureau of aeronautics Is supervis
ing the construction, other naval
officers and officials of the Good-year-Zepiielin
corporation, the build
ers, were scheduled to speak. A
crowd of 50,000 was expected.
OFFICER SHOOTS SALEM
OFFICE GIRL'S ADMIRER
SISTER FORMER KAISER
MAY UNDERGO SURGERY
WASHINTiTOX,
Senatorial dignity
premature Yulctldo
senate chamber Thursday
eran niid junior members In goin
to their desks passed a .hupe Uh
play of knleknackH ranging from
Ikikh horns1 to bird caRe.
GuthcrinK about the b!g table- of
exhibits, senator afteisenator couli
not rewist tho temptation to - pick
UP an article to see tho wheels
round or to smell the aroma. of k
foregin perfume.
In tho mlddlo of a quorum call
when itll was supposed to bo quiev
likfl the . night before Christmas,
Senntor Norrla of Nebraska, chairr
man of the judiciary committa
fetched a Iiurs bflug horn, rose on
his toeg and mado many around"
him hold their ears na he began'
but did not finish a powerful blast.'1
Then another .senator lifted a
purple bottle and deposited it on
the desk of Senator iirookhart of
Iowa, whp .only two days ago re
vealed tho goings on nt what ho
termed a ; Wall street booze party
in a Washington hotel.
Iirookhart had not yet arrived,
but he was denied tho "glftv any
way when a capital attache took
the but tin away.
wnen the . session finally open
ed and the tariff debate resumed,
Senator Hrakley of Kentucky asked:-
.
v "By what authority hns Krese
and Woolworth moved: into this
chamber?1
, 'The record would. Indicate thut
applies to me," replied Senator
Ash rust of Arizona, who. was on
his feet discussing manganese,
The tariff, of course, wns
sponsible for the party, aa the
'presents" turned out to ho a din
ululclo and began strumming an play of foreign articles, the cheap
air that no one could make out. ness of which high tariff advocates
.Mixing In tho fun, Senator an wanted to use. to bolster -.their
denting of Michigan took a bijjlnlms for Increased duties.
HAIXPAlNTCb.
nONN, Germany, Nov. .8. (P)
Princess. Victoria1 of Prussia, sister
of the former kaisor rind now le
gally Frail Alexander SubkofC, was
crtiieally 111 today In a hospital.
It wan feared' a serious Infection
might necessitate an operation. .
, Divorce proceedltiKs wero recent
ly Instituted In behalf of the Oil-
year-old princess iiKulnut her youth
ful husband. His extravagance and
various escapades led to their sep
aration. She . recently auctioned
family heirlooms to satisfy some
of his debts. .
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VIENNA WILL ERECT -MONUMENT
TO MAID
407 E. Main
Phone 937-B
TRAIL, D. C, Nov. 8. --'
Flames lnnhed hrou;h'he main
street of Trail today, burning into
rulna the Interior of two prlnclpnl
business blocks. Fire departments
were called from neighboring towns
and -citizens formed bucket brig
tides. ,
COUNTY ASSESSORS IN
GENERAL TAX CONFAB
SALKM, Ore X'ov. 8. WV-At,
wwmHnt. fatipH oC Oregon coun
tiM'artf being diHcilKseif rit the an
nual convention of county 8e
ors, which convened Thursday.
Over 30 assessors are 'in attend
ance. The nfeetin-f will continue
through, tomorrow fur discussion
of general (ax questions.
Liiriib
ago
Men and woman everywhere
um and recommend Foley Pills
dfaretic for relief, (mm torment of
Lyntfa.Trai(yJ3veT25yer
Foley Pills ,
A diurwlk ttlfnulitit far th tttdiMy
Sold Ctrttbmt
1'rtT SaH ri Jnr-tnln Wmxlft Pru
- Iftqp -nf. Main nutl CmtraL '
SALEM, pro.. Nov 8,P)-r ClyAp I
m iuium.-, u, ijrn in u rttut'iu tun-
pitol' with n' bullet , hole through
his right lung as the result of
having been shot early Thursday
morning by Policeman Louis Bur
gess on North Kront street when
AVIIIinms refused to stop after be
ing called upon hy the officer lo
halt. ' The shooting Is believed to
have been the outgrowth of a love
affair which Involved Alberta Ht.
(.Malr. ft local stenographer and
another man whose identity has
not been learned. The officer was
called to the Ht. Clair home by
Miss Ht. Clair's mother, who paid a
man was prowling about the place.
Williams emerged from a parked
car In the St. Clair driveway nnd
fled.
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HUSBAND BEATEN TO
DEATH IN W00D$HED
WKXATCIIKi:. Wash.. Nov. 8.
-MA; Willtam II.. Wortdnll, P5, who
came here from Seattle In Septem
ber with hlf wife afiti foiir chil
dren, waa beaten to death in his
wood, ith ed between 5 and 6 o'clock
this morning with an ,nutinMle
jack. JIo went out after wood, his
wife tuild. A son. Oils, works for
the I'uget !ound Power and Light
company in Seattle., Identity r of
tho slayer wan unknown. ,
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WISCONSIN BANK IS
- RAIDED BY BANDITS
JKtTEIlRO.V. Vlr NnV. K.W)
Knur ituti held up thi Par mom and
Merchants' bank tojl.y and escaped
with IIOu in cirincy'Md
curltles estimated lo be worth ap
proximately fms.OeO.
Tho loss wns covered by insur
ance, bank officers mid.
V1NEXNA tff) A monument to
a servant girl who save her life to
save to children In her care Is to
be erected, in tlie gardens of Btor
neck Square under tho auspicos nt
the city council of Vienna. The
girl, Margarete Mannhardt, was
Hilled by an automobile from tho
path of which she had pushed the
children. .
A Little Paint and" Varnish
Will Make Old Furniture .
v Look Like New-' i, ,
Everyone's doing Fall Hdlisecleaning
. Why not change the color scheme in
your kitchen?
We have a complete line of Bass-Hueter
Paints and Varnishes. Also Everything
in Wall Paper. .
HUNTERS SLAY AXEMAN
NOVA SCOTIA FOREST
MIDDLETOX, N. S.. Nov. 8 (!)
Mistaking an upraised axe for a
pair of moose antlers, Charles Ad
ams, & hunter, ' shot nnd killed Ol
man Johnson at Allnln's Lako near
here.
Johnson wag hidden in a clump
of alders when Adams, seeing the
axe move, fired.
Oiuird at Port Orfiiril Aim.
WAHIIIXUTOX, Nov. 7. (A') A
bill to provide a coast ituurd sta
tion at Nelly's Cove, l'oit Orford,
Oro.,'was Introduced today by Sen
ator Stelwer.
KLAMATH NUiSES MEET
TO FORM ORGANIZATION
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Nov. 8.
District No. 8 of tho Slato Grad
uate Nurses' association was form
ed here Wednesday night at meet
ing attended by 40 mirees of tho
county. Miss Jane (iavin. presi
dent of the state association, as
sisted with the organisation. Mrs.
C. P. Mason was elected president
of the local unit. ' . I I J
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1 M. I lo Fly
LONDON, Nov. IT) tho air-
ship ll-IOL will take 80 members
of the house of commons or a.
trip on Nov. 11; lidy Astorund
two women laborltes, Ir. Ktbel
llrnthum, nnd Dr. Miirluit Phillips,
dre among them.
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Boyi Drink, Die
8T. CLAIKSV1LLK Ohio, XoV.
(II -One boy was dead anoth
er reported dying and two others
were III today from drinking potsnn
Honor fast-night near their homes
in Slewartsrillc, count officials
said. -
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Over-Night
New
Floors
for Old
Orer-nile Floor Enamel Is the true
friend of the householder with
' primed Hoots. Putting this finish on
a floor is an eaiy after-dinner job,
and the hard dry surface can be
wilted on in die morning.'
The modern "colors of Orer-nitt Floor
Lnmntl are suitable to the present
vogue of bright color schemes in
Wallj und woodwork. Ue it on in
side floors, stairs, and to renew
linoleum. '
Another B-H finish whose quality
testifies to the high standard of all
Bau-Huetcr products.
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BASSIIIJETER
PAINT COMPANY ;
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CAPE TOWN, Union of South
Africa, Nov. 8. (fl1) Sir ! Joseph
Hoblnson, pioneer, who found dln
monds oh the Vanl river in 1868
and gold on the Witwatersrnnd In
1886, left an estate of between J40 -000,000
and $50,000 000. He died a
few days ago.
The bulk of his estate foes to
his daughter. Countess Labia. ,wlfe
of the Italian minister in . South
Africa.
nqAnp nih-rrtiCT, pre,,;Nov
. ( Specju,! ) ,l en tire itt work in
tho Pacific Highway between Mod-ford-and
Central Point endeavor
ing to widen the road, whii'h when
dono will be a big Improvement.
Mrs. .Innies Fri'lwell, . who Is
teaching on the Applcgnte, spent
the week-end at her homo In How
ard Park.
Tlio county nurse has been busy
examining our children in the
school tills, week.
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Conscientious to '
Aid Salvationists,
,New Zealand Plan
WRLLTNOTOX; New1 Zea-
land. Nov. 8. W) T. M. WIN
ford, minister of defense, told
r- the house of representatives
, today that In tho future New
inland's o a n sclentlous ob-
lectors to military service
would' be Assigned to servlco
ln the Salvation Army. Ho
Snld provision would ho mado
for giving, the objoctors to
milltnry training on nlternnto
form of goi'vlee with tho Sal-
Vatlon Army.
Inkeview The final steps hnvo
been taken by Lane county court
to nbtuln road rights for new Slus-
law highway.
Check dandruff !
You, too, can ' my goodbyo to
hair-worries, If you'll learn this
simple method o caring for. the
hair. . It is known to hundreds. o
stage und screen stars; used by
thousands of women and girlii, who
haven't time for laborious niothoils.
Sprinkle a little Danderino on
your brush tonight. Then- as . you
brush your hair you'll feel, tho
soothing,. toning effects, i .
For over 80 years, specialists
have recommended Danderine; to
dissolve the crust of dandruff ; stop
falling hair; tone "the scalp, en
courage tho hair to grow long,
si'ity and abundant . . ,
1 The first application gives -your
hair new life and lustro; makes it
softer; easier to manage; holds it
like you arrange it. Evidenco be
ycaid doubt proves the benefits oi
its regular use. ,.. .. .. . .
Dan
ne
The Ont Minnie Hair Beau ti per
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aaca againn aida-skiddiag.
4. .Daap croii-alalt girt
graatar tractlaa, tmt aid
- braking aad itartiag.
J . . "i" lieu plactd at a)'ci1
aati6cally calculatai) angla
' prorida ialtaot raipaaaa to
tha atarting or atoppiag iu
( lot..;'
t . . Loag ' nuilTt akanldor
bars widan troad, pravoait
bingaing of lida-walla, aia
Imiia aidaiway.and pfacact.
tha tira agalmt bumps and
roll-vaar on carrot. .
Examine a DoubIe-Duty
tire at any of our stores
...then you'll appreciate
.the SUPERIORITY of
Center! Traction
TREAD and the econ
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Prices.'. I . t
-More than IJO ftara In the Wbm-
MrfesternAuto
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