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Ye Smudge Pot
I By Arthur Perry.
The special session of the legis
lature, under order of the governor
to complete the business In hand
within the statutory period of 30
day la underway. They were Assem
bled for the specific- purpose of pro
vidlntr for the construction, and
site for the state capltol. To that
end, the august body ha cooked up
enough bills, foolish and otherwise,
to keep the august body busy till
next August.
Colds, sneezes and coughs are the
order of the day. and are aa rampant
as When there was no state saloon to
cure them.
e e
The secretary of labor report the
number of worker on payroll has
increased, yet there Is no decrease
In the number of worker on reiiot
roll. This ha caused the low-down
Republican suspicion to arise that
aome victims of the depression have
one- arm around Santa Glaus, and
the other around the foreman ot
the Job.
a
The 1030 Lysse Is now exposed to
the public view. It haa five wheels
.one on each corner, and one for
the driver to hang onto. It has no
squeaks, except those emitted by
Dad, In the buck scat, when he
think his oldest daughter 1 driv
ing too fast.
An editorial writer on the esteemed
Oregonlan Tuesday scratched a few
lines on "Fleas in Boston."
Dudes are again running around
without their hats. This 1 a lgn
of a mild winter. It la generally
hoped such flirting with pneumonia
will not be fatal, though as colle
giate as pretending to be Com
munistic. e e
8. Morris, th T-Rock. O-Hlll, 8
Valley tiller, towned Tun. He sported
a mangled thumb that failed to
dodge a hammer. This Incapacitates
him for plowing, but not shuffling
a rummy deck. .
'
' "THRK1! SCHOOLS NECK 'N NECK
IN NORTHWEST GRID RUNNING"
(Hdllne Coos Bay Times) Th pig
skin they love to touch.
e
Another upstate motorist forgot
what happens to motorists who pick
up hitch-hikers, and unless com
plications set In. will be able to
est Thanksgiving dinner with Ms
family.
STENOGRAPHER WANTED Per
manent place in light, cheerful of
fice for young lady who Is good
writer and can start at once. Tele
phone In own handwriting. (Marye
vtlle Appeal) It's s neat trlckl
It Is now claimed, that owing to
the high price of pork, the potk
sausage Is composed of veal. The
next thing one knows, it will be
alleged the butcher has discovered
his thumb has weight.
STATU OF THF. TNION.
We're n alutrulstle Nation.
And we've earned a reputation
For the charitable labors we've
performed:
Fverywhere that people sicken
We have rushed to aid the stricken.
We have cured, relieved, restored
and chloroformed.
Among folks that used to knife u
We have chased the plague and
tvphus:
We have banished beriberi from
Japan:
We have nourished German htble.
Saved the Hottentot from rable.
Trailed th hookworm to hi tatr
In Hindustan.
We have spanned the earth' dlmen
Ions
With gratuitous attentions:
With a lavish hand these blessings
w have thrown
Over nearly every nation
XJp and down the whole creation
And o'er every race and creed
except our own.
(Cong. Record!
Weather ,
Northern California: Fair tonight
nd Thursday; no change In temper
ature; moderate to fresh easterly
winds off the coast.
Oregon: Fair tonight and" Thurs
day, but becoming unsettled north
west portion with rain on north
mast: rising temperature in Interior
Thursday: moderate ent to south
winds off the coast.
Use Mall Tribune want ad.
MEMBER
And Humpty Dumpty,
WHO would have believed ten years ago that California
would ever advise eastern people to keep away from .that
state t
Not only advise them, unofficially but officially. Xot only
officially but pay out good money for publicity to (hat effect.
Certainly if any doubt existed aa to the continuance of the
depression aa far aa southern California is concerned, it has been
removed by the pamphlets recently circulated in the East and
Middlewest by Los Angeles county, one of which has been sent
to this office.
Outwardly it looks like just another California booster
pamphlet with beautiful pictures of outdoor life, and such allur
ing comeon blurbs as this:
"Business and pleasuw home and Industry beside the
blu. Pacific. Year round polo, yachting, sun plashed beaches,
, .vergreen golf courses, winter sports, deep sea fishing, mountain
fishing", etc., etc.
But the back of the glowing brochure has this emphatic
warning in cold, clear type:
WARNING
Southern Calulfornla and Los Angeles county sincerely wel
come those who desire to visit us snd become a part of ua.
During periods of national unemployment. It Is but natural that
citizens and permanent residents of any community will receive
preference over new people from other sections. Those who are
contemplating coming to Los Angeles county seeking work should
remain In their own section where they are known and where
their opportunities are more favorable.
In other words come to California if you have money to
spend and want to piny, but stay away if you haven't a com
fortable bank account and want to work.
What a change in the booster
when everyone was welcome, the
Willie could be assured at least
sub-division barbecues alone.
Not quantity hut quality is
population has censed" to be a
lists are now a liability hot an
such a prosperity stimulant, is now exactly the reverse, for it
lures a thousand of the penniless and unfit where it lures one,
rated satisfactorily in Bradstrect.
So the law of compensation
Tho very factors that in good
the most prosperous section of
to make it the least so.
Plan for the Future
TniE iHsue before Jhe legislators is whether they will have
the viHion to plan for the future by enlarging the eapitol
sit; by the acquisition of Willamette cam pus or whether they
will mnke no provision for the commonwealth's future expansion
by limiting tho groifruta to the old site, one of the smallest in the
United States and necessitating the abandonment of Willson
park by the city.
This subject has been convincingly sot forth by Governor
Martin. The eapitol Rite enlargement will be vigorously' corn
batted, every proposal for progress is in Oregon, and has always
been, even in tho days of the pioneers. There is always a very
vocal reactionary element that has fought every public improve
ment, whether it be sewer systems, paved streets, good roads,
new schools, court houses or capitols.
Governor Martin has the same kind of a fight on his hands
to provide adequate facilities for the future that Governor
LaFayotte Grover had early in the 70's when he erected the
former eapitol. It was called "(.rover's folly,' "Grovcr's brick
yard," "mausoleum" and other derogatory epitb'ets. Rut Grover
had the vision and put it over, despite myopic opposition,
Oregon is not a little state, despite the efforts of obstruction
into who would throttle development. It is on tho threshold of
groat growth and expansion and we should plain for it, ns the
builders of the former eapitol did, and plan in a big way and
not handicap future generations. 'As the federal, government
pays 45 percent, of the cost and the project can be financed
without bond issues, there is every ineenlivn to nmUe the most
of the opportunity. Snlem Capital-Journal.
(Continued from Png Oua)
for eaoh Industry (ateel, rubber, etc.)
instead of for eaoh trad (carpenters,
machinist, etc.)
Mr. Lewis might If he mw a good
opportunity, but h won't.
That eonteat will oontlnu more
bitterly now. as a result of th wn
rentlon fight, but wholly within th
A. F. of L. It will cfntn in th ex
ecutive council and eitend out into
th field, where Mr. Lewi' bright
young men will continue to try to ex
tend their organlpat4on-by-industry
Idea. Mr. lwU will prWr tA mm ft In
m'lthln the A. F. of U,, whem no other
Ingle pernon h an much atmnth
aa U.
All of this Indicate that the well
established trends of labor lately
probably will continue for tha next
yeer without much deviation.
Bualnasa men dealing with Italy
should keep their commitment on a
dy-to-dy oaeh -and -carry basta.
It Is quit tru th government has
no legal authority to step trade with
Ttaly, but State Secretary Hull la ob
sessed with the Idea of stopping It
one way or another. Hla associates
re confidentially threatening aome
dire things which he may or may not
do.
On la for th export-Import bank
to decline future credit to any busi
ness man who trsdes with ttaly. The
legal excuse would be that he la not
a good risk. (Mr. Hull ha two men
on the export-import bank board. )
Another undeveloped tho'tght is to
deny government subsidies to ship
lines snd nsilroads carryin? jtiKMt
destined for ttaly.
U la unlikely that Mr. Hull will go
tunc of less than a decade ago,
more the merrier, and any stray
one square meal a day, at the
the slogan today, poosting the
civic virtue. Augmented census
asset. The climate that was once
as usual gets in its deadly work.
times made southern California
the United States is now tending
to aucb extremei. but you never can
tell about Mr. Hull. .
Talk hna Atnrtd lately about a
federnl effort to outlaw all holding
co in ponies aa a campaign l.vnte. The
pnwldent'a good friend. Senator Nor
ria, mentioned the. matter recently.
Another good friend. Consrcnan
Rayburn, ta auppoeed to have eald
tho Mine thing off tho record aome
time . back. President Roonevelt'a
holding oompanlea mewnge contained
hints n long that line.
The revival of thla talk aervea a
good new deal purpose now. They
would not object nt all If tho hold
ing eompanlea became frightened and
docile aa rrgarda existing law.
Senator Black of the lobby Inves
tigator and Senator Nye of the mu
nitions lnvettgntor arc auppo.ed to
have signed a publicity truce. Never
agal n will t hey com ie t for front
page publicity. Both will tl'.ne their
future seruuitlolSal dlaclosMrea so as
not to conflict with each otner.
The boya haw been at kiggrheada
since laat acaMon bevAUM one was al
ways spoiling the other show by
stealing public attention with blg4er
snd better aciwmtions.
SHOWN BY OLD PRICES
HARRtSBtlRO. Pa. T'P. Huron at
I 8 a pound nowdaya would divorce
many an en from its favorite break
fast companion, but during the Revo
lutionary war Pennsylvania paid that
price and included the pork delicacy
In supplies for Its soldiers.
Old records rediscovered at the capl
tol reveal fiat the price of bacon
was more ax'.orhltnnt than quotations
on other supplies bought for the
troops.
Certificates of purchases Included t
four barrels of beef, a AM; on hor-w,
A.ogfl: one grain fed bull. $n.aoo: 70
bushels of oat. 3,ftM. Payment was
In cont'nental money.
The figure removed all mystery
from the expression, "Not worth a:
contintntol,
Personal Health Service
By William Brady, M D.
Signed letter, pertaining to persona! dealt 6 and Hygiene not to disease
diagnosis or treatment friU be answered by Dr. Brady If . stamped self-addressed
envelope I enclosed Letters should be brief and written In Ink
Owing to the large number ot letters received only . few can be answered
No reply can be made to queries not conforming to Instructions. Address Ur
William Brady. 28s El Camlno. Beverly Hills. Cal.
UNIQUE CASE or
Article on angina pectoris wttlcn
appeared In your column about eight
month ago undoubtedly aaved my
father's life,
writes B. R. O.
And this 1 the
tory:
My father 1
the head of a
large corpora
tion and was.
at the time of
his first at
tack, chairman
of the board of
direct on of
Univer
sity, among
other responsi
bilities. Worry brought on the
disease. His doctor recommended
amyl nitrite pearla and casually
mentioned the fact that nitro
glycerine tablets might aid in
warding off the attacks. How
ever the doctor did not impress
the letter fact upon father aa
being of any .but very doubtful
value, and until the time when ,
your artlce appeared the attacks
were becoming increasingly fre
quent. My father hsd become
somewhat despondent and we
thought that we were losing him.
Since the clear explanation In
your article of .the use of nitro
glycerin tablets he has had no
more attacks, and for the past
few months has not needed to
use the tablet. I wish that you
could know how much this has
meant to our family and to my,
father's friends, and I congratu
late myself on the small part 1
had in discovering your article
and showing. It to him. B. H. O.
Well, If father were to send me
his unused stock of cigars or his
seven league boots or any other lit
tle token which he can no longer
use himself, I'd have a faint con
ception of how much It haa meant
to hla family and friends.
We don't know the nature or cause
of angina pectorla. When It cornea
to ' the art or diagnosing angina
pectoris, Z can't tell whether the
man has It or whether he Is Just a
Republican by birth. I do get the
Impression In my browsing and lis
tening In on the discussions of real
doctors, that maybe a number of
conditions may give rise to the
"attacks" called breast pang an
gina pectoris In Latin and some Of
them are not heart disease at all
For Instance It seems the consensus
of good medical opinion that such
"attacka" may be due to excessive
use of tobacco, without demonstrable
NEW YORK
DAY BY DAY
Ry O. O. Mclntyre
NEW YORK. Oct. 33. Tha Torlo
of the exclusive club windows, the
cold and calcerous g rumps Peter
A mo so delight
fully caricature
In those yearly
bocks, do much
to give the me
tropolis It repu
tation for d 1 a-
t daln. In atlff
atarchlness fhey
alt h o u r after
hour, gar.lng. snd
apparently seeing
nothing.
They are the
laat round-up of
p 1 o u believer,
deep rooted In a conviction the horn
of plenty never forgets favorite.
Their aloofneae and rigidity are not
confined to the paaeera-by. In year
of observing t have never beheld an
exchange of chair-to-chtr conversa
tion. When they arrive In their Umou
alnea they do not indulge the slight
est nod to th door openers. Or
thank those who adjust their deep
cushioned chair or light their cigar.
Vet f am told they nuike up for their
giuffneaa in gratuities. They are
clubdom most liberal tippers.
The old order acquiring the vul
garities of the new la to them un
thinkable. In their world these days
everything has gone wrong. The
Idea la for which they stood and their
forefathers stood have been scrapped.
All at sixes and seven. So they sit.
sulk and stare.
Julian Elttnge. after several sab
batical yeara of California ranching,
haa returned to the makeup box. Bxit
no longer in the frilly frock of a
female impersonator. He haa always
wanted to play he-man roles and has
hit chance a a much old miner In a
Ma West film. There are notable
precedent presaging tcces. After
all. Wallace Beery and James Cagney
were female Impersonator.
harry Rlehman la one of th few
performer who know the vagaries
of Broadway' mas mind. His sue
cees is, of eonr. largely due to n!
expertnees In putting over a ont.
hut manv so talented (to sul and
joblew. Riehman hsa learned not to
let New York tire of him n old
trick of Paxil Whltaman's. too. At the
peak of some engagement Rlchman
will vanish, allowing up In Florid.
California or where not for sever.il
ifc. i ii.i.ii jMiVfljel
months or a year. - napnn rniwr i Arriving in Seattle by automobile,
this technique. Atwava tn demand.! 4,1PT toirt now tn jj tn(, sttie
he permits several years to eUr-e he- porttand radio beam, drove Into a
tween pic t urea. snow storm and went down In heavy
. . r timber where th plane burned.
They were ta.king of audacious from lhe pltne aft
rtues who haw sky-rocketed scri ( rtnuirw! cw.,.fjn.
the Penderloln horlron. The broth- .(.nn, from the wrerkace.
era Ivke and oondorf. Oeore Gra- r
ham Rloe. Dapper ran Collins. Bill Transient Killed By Car
Fallon and others of brilliant IT per
verse minds. Most agreed Nlokey
Arnstein was the most picturesque.
Hi consummate nerve In riding by , nlRni wnrn ne w ruck by a
a police psrnde on the avenue In n:ror driven by F M. Johnson of Ship-;
open car. bowliyt watm. whe n p)niEon Johnson wa not held. j
crack criminal hunter were on i
trail wa an xamp'. of hi bravado.
ANfllNA PBCTORIS.
; organic dlsesse in the circulatory
system, and In such cases cutting
out all tobacco for three months,
and supplementing the diet wltn
sn optimal vitamin ration, will
bring an end to the trouble If the
nerve degeneration has not advanced
too far.
What, vitamins for heart disease?
That's ;hat I -said. Partial vitamin
deficiency Is now recognized aa a
factor In many Instances of loaa ot
compensation or' breakdown In heatt
disease.
As for the nitroglycerin tablets
I repeat that It Is safe for any adult
with anything akin to angina pc"
torls to take such a tablet, con
taining, say, 1 -200th of a grain,
whenever he wishes ,or perhaps regu
lar every hour or two for some
weeks.
Ql'RSTIONS AND ANSWERS,
i . Calcium Lactate,
Following- your suggestion I 'Irled
calcium lactate and I wish to report
It brought relief to giant hives with
which I had suffered for years.- My
physician first had a blood test and
found my blood calcium was below
normal. But he also gave me both
thyroid and parathyroid with It.
and he switched to. calcium glu
conate which certainly agrees bet
ter .. . E. B. R.
Answer Thank you. Perhaps ths
gluconate Is easier forsome persons
to take only it is more expensive.
Raisin Wine.
Daughter' and I drink every even
ing for supper a glass of raisin wine.
We make it ourself from raisins,
lemons, sugar and water. la It harm
ful? Mrs. W.
Answer For-' the elderly or feeble
sometimes wine sparingly used makes
life easier. For a young person It 1
not advisable.
Bedtime Bath.
Small brother, aged 13. haa to taks
a bath every night before retiring.
Friends think it Is not healthful.
I. K.
Answer No objection to It If the
bath la Just teptd or cool. Young
skins can stand plenty of soap and
water. Old skins. It Is not so good
That Old Habit.
What foods are best for one who
Is subject to constipation . . E. W.
Answer Any food one likes. Send
dime and stamped addressed enve
lope for booklet "The Constipation
Habit.
(Copyright, 1P35, John F. Dille Co..
Ed. Note: Persons wish I lit to
communicate with Dr. Brady
Mould send letter direct to Or.
William Brady. M. D., 265 Bl
Camlno. Beverly Hills, Cal.
He looked his ndventtirous part, too.
tall, swarthy, Immaculate with flash
ing eye and Desperate Desmond mus
tache. New York's most exclusive movie
audiences are often found at the
Trans Lux news reel niched on up
per Madison. The location In the
M's draws from the Sutton and Beek
man places, and the aristocratic areas
of Fifth and Park avenues. From
10 to 11 p. m. It frequently florlatea
with what Lucius Beebe calla "the
mink and monocle crowd." The rea
son: Dinner parties killing an hour
before descending upon n!c,ht clubs.
In driving through the Bowery I
generally look to see if Fred Bunr.'a
lunchroom Is still there. It Is the
gastronomic lily In s surrounding bog
of sawdust - carpeted hash - houses
whose windows arc scrawled with in
digestible horrors. Bunz's is spic snd
span with modem glitter snd white
tiled gloss. A sort of half-way house,
on Imagines, for those who hnve left
the depths on the long road back.
Vincent Astor lias deserted hla,
hobby, long yacht crulsea. for a quix
otic experiment In New York hotel
keeping. In acquiring control of the
old established St. Regis he la reput
edly expressing the enthulasm of
child for a new toy. He sponsored
the Idea of digging the Maxfleld Par
rlsh painting. "Old King Cole," out
of th As tor warehouse ss th cor
ner stone of the hotel' new "King
Col Room." He like to fuss around
In th various department to see
what makes them tick. Especially In
the kitchen.
A Calamity Ike barked In fodsy to
gloom: "Behold the type who sent
a aharp demand to the boss for a
pay boost Just an hour after he filed
hla bankruptcy petition."
(Copyright. l!3fl. McNaught
Syndicate.)
DOWNED FLIERS
OUT OF WILDS
SFATT1E. Oct. 33 (AP Two
ermv reserve filers, whose army bi
plane fell and burned In the foot
hills of Mount Ratnler Sunday, nurs
ed minor Injuries todsy sfter find
ing their way from the wild, rough
country.
The fliers. Capt. Henry M. Walker.
Pullman. Wash, the pilot, and Lieut.
Jack M. Goldstein, Seattle, emerged
from the wilderness yesterday after
noon at Morton. Wash., telephoned
their base In Seat tin and ended
wtcie-ftprAd airplane search for them
KLAMATH FALLS. Oct. 33 ( API I
- Marrines Msddlson, 48-year-oid !
, t lnstsntlv killed at Blv
y Mall Yrlbunt want ads.
Comment
on the
Day's News
By FRANK JENKINS
UP THROUGH the wet Willamette
valley, headed for Portland.
Raining like the .dickens and every
prospect that it will rain still more.
Well, raln'a good for the country.
Makes the crops grow. '
BESIDE the rood, plodding along
through tha wet, carrying sultr
case that la far from light, 1 a
negres which ta the polite Pacific
coast term for whst In some sections
of the country would be known as
nigger woman.
On her face la a look of stolid
contentment, rain or no rain, and
In her mouth Is a-cob pip a big.
businesslike one, with those charac
teristic discolors tlons that Indicate
long and hard use.
Prom the cob pipe eiui lazy wisps
of smoke, which drift down th sod
den air.
"-
NOT an usual sight, out here on
th Pacific coast, but -farther
back, where a lot of us come from,
a quite customary one.
The girls of this generation think
they're quite modernly wicked when
they smoke, but the pipe -came long
before the cigarette, and back in the
older sections of the country old wo
men smoked long before th young
women ever thought of It.
And It wasn't considered partic
ularly wicked, either. Maybe that's
why they quit doing It.
It Isn't so much fun to d? what
Isn't wicked.
SALEM. City fun of people. Every
body more or less excited. The
legislature is assembling In special
session. ( .
Assembling of the legislature, spec
ial or regular, Is a big event In
Salem. f
THE senate Is lnsesslon In an an
nex of the Marlon I hotel. The
session Is Just beginning. The read
ing clerk, sonorous of vole, la dron
ing out the first grist of bills.
They relate to the employment of
various clerks, at salaries ranging
from eight dollars a day to ten dol
lars a dsy, with accompanying aten
ographeas at five dollars per day.
Thy sound routine, and are, to
most of those listening to them, but
are not at all routine to those hoping
to land the Jobs. Getting a Job Is
NEVER routine business.
Especially a legislative Job, to
which some peculiar glamour at
taches. THE senate beats Tthe house to
, completion of It organization, as
you've read In -the news columns.
Henry Semon, It appearsaa these
words are written, Is defeated for
speaker because two of his support
ers apparently alept too late thla
morning, and failed to arrive in Sal
em In time.
This, alao, you've read In the newa
columns.
THE
reai
senate, all orgsnind snd
ready to go, comes over to the
house, which Is meeting In the Salem
armorjr. next door to the Msrlon ho
tel. to hear the governor's message,
which the governor Is all set to de
liver. But the house Isn't yet organized,
and so Is not officially in session. So
th message csn't be delivered, and
there Is everybody sll dressed up and
nowhere to go.
But such Is the life of a legislator.
SOCIETY ESTATES
('Continued irom ngt one)
Dr. Hodges that all patients wei
out, the fiery tornado licked at
the hospital buildings and soon all
were consumed.
Creeping westward the fir men
aced th Is Canada foothill region
where th home of many motion
picture star ar located.
Farrel! Home Bared.
It was reported the mountain home
of Charlee Farrell, of the movies, was
burned. t
Th extensive ett of James
Crune, In Fllnrrldit. was reported in
danger.
Two thousand acres were burned
over.
Two thoussnd men were engsgea
In battling th flames, which, roar
ing down th hill fanned by a 00
mlte wind, at Into the fahtonbt
estate district of Altadena, Cnery
Chase and Fllntrldge.
Two other fire were beyond con
trol In southern California. One was
at Latlgo canyon. In the Santa Mon
ica mountains, near th seaside
moTie coiony or msmdu. i ne otner j
was on ins nanta Margarita rancn
nsr San Juan Caplstrano.
On the Rlndge ranch, on the Mall-
) bu roast, three farmhouse were de
stroyed with a loss estlmsted at,
S10.000. j
M Tore In Path.
AH state fire fighting equipment
I" southern Orane county was rush-!
ed to the fire near San Juan Capia- '
trano. TSe village of Fl Tom wa
reported In tha path of the flame. '
Dense clouds of smoke hung over
Los Angeles like a pall when th
sun rose.
Th fir was believed to have
started in the Mount Low Incline
railway area of Rublo canyon, back
of AHsdena from high tension wires
blown down by the gale, at 3 a. m
Fanned by th high winds the
flames flashed southerly toward Alt
dena and westerly toward the Arroyo
Seco,
Fire crews succeeded In tying down
the essterly front, but the west bank
of the Arroyo Beco was soon a mass
of flames, which swept before dawn
into the estate on the edge of Alta
dena. Th sheriffs forces reported that
at least IS luxurious estate In the
exclusive residential section of North
Fair Oaks avenue and Wapello lne
were destroyed.
LEGISLATION FOR
CAPIT0L1IL1G
(Continued from fag. On.)
mltte with the enlarged house com
mittee on public Institutions this
morning.
Still another proposal, embodying
the Idea of a small group of sena
tors and some members of the house,
made Its appearance in a bill Intro
duced by Senator Burks.
The Burke plan would locate the
new building on the old site and
restrict the cost to $2,000,000, to be
appropriated out of the general fund
over the years 1936, 1037 and 1039.
It further provide for the exclu
sive use of Oregon materials in con
struction, and would set up a build
ing commission of nine members
four appointed by the president of
the senate and five by the speaker of
the house.
Interim Committee Aim.
The other measures are also being
prepared by Moody, one to create an
Interim committee of seven, consist
ing of the three members of the board
of control, two senators and two rep
resentative, which committee would
be charged with general supervision
of the problems of actual construc
tion of the capltol.
The fifth bill In preparation Is In
the nature of an emergency meas
ure snd does not deal exclusively
with the capltol question. It wouia
direct the supreme court to render
advisory opinions on pending legis
lation to the legislature upon re
quest, and la proposed to enable the
lawmakers to secure a court dec Is
Ion upon the opinion of the attor
rfey general that the capltol must
be located Inside the limit of the
city of Salem aa they existed' n
1864.
Under this opinion the legislature
would be Inhibited from considera
tion of the Candalarla Heights slghV
recommended by Governor Martin
as his second choice.
Settle Site Karly.
Senator Franclscovlch volunteered
the prediction that If the bills ara
ready for Introduction In the senate
tomorrow the location phase of the
capltol question can be disposed ot
rapidly In tha senate and be ready
to go to the house early next week.
With the senate and house desks
cleared of routine business this
morning both convened again at
1:30 nd then adjourned until to
morrow to give the committee, mem
bers and others who so desired to
make a tour of Inspection of all ot
the proposed sites. Tha committee
was accompanied on the trip by
Jamieson Parker, Portland architect
and a member of the state planning
commission, snd Frank G. Hutchin
son, landscape architect for the
state highway commission who de
veloped the Candalarla Heights
sketches. y
In Ita preliminary deliberations the
two capltol committee, which will
meet and hold hesrlnga Jointly but
report separately, will proceed on the
assumption of a 3.500.000 expendi
ture for the building alone, a grant
for 1.6 7 5. 000 of which haa been
approved by the federal public worm
administration.
As a starting point In considera
tion of the problem of financing
the state's share of the expense ot
the building, and the cost of acquir
ing' more land if th site is en
larged, the committee will first ex
amine the plan proposed by Ruins
Holman, state treasurer, of a direct
appropriation continuing over a pe
riod of three years from th general
fund.
Th plan recommended by Gov
ernor Marttn In his message Tues
day of diverting liquor commission
profit to thl purpose will b con
sidered aa a possible smendment to
th Holman plan when the financ
ing bill la drafted.
Hundreds Killed
In Lanchow Blast
SHANGHAI, Oct. 33. (AP) Hun
dred of persona were believed killed
and many homes destroyed when
a huge store of explosives and am
munition stored In Lanchow, Kansu
province, for th anti-communist :
campaign, blew up. It was reported .
here today.
The blast,, accompanied by a roar. !
rocked th city Ilk a sever earth- j
quake and showered the streta with
broken glass, plaster and masonry. '
BAD COMPLEXION
Help Nature with Nature. Tner Is
a caus for those pimples, hlckeya.
and sallow complexion. There 1 only
on way to rid yourself of this un
pleasant condition, and that I to re-
move the cause. Here's Nature's way:
Drink a large glass (one pint) of
"Crafty mineral water. Immediately
upon arising in the morning before
breakfast. Just add one level tea-:
spoonful of "Crary" water Crystals to i
rour drinking water. Continue this
treatment until completely relieved.
At your druggist. '
Flight '0 Time
.Med ford and Jackson Count)
nutory from the file ot the
Mali Tribune in and 20 Tear
Ago).
TEN YfcARS AGO TODAY'
October 23, 192S
(It wa Friday)
Oregon rootera confident their team
will defeat California In game at
Portland tomorrow.
Scarcity of labor for urehard and
domestic work reported.
Prospect school ro have new gym
nasium. . Winter mining activity open at
Foots creek.
President Cool id ge In addv&s at
Washington. D. C "calla on parents
to exercise more control over their
children."
Communist seek to stir rsclal
hatred among American negroes. . .
Roald Amundsen prepare dirigible
for flight over North Pole.
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
October 23. 1015
(It was Saturday)
Oregon Baptists favor "a dry nation
by 1590."
Runaway teanf at Central Point
crashes Into a high power pole, and
"live wires" fall In the street.
Governor WUhycombe hers Wed
nesday to dedicate new Armory.
Commercial club to conduct cam
paign for( irrigation and sugar beet
factory.
Allies rushing troops to Serbia;
French force battle with Germans at
Champagne: America urged "to save
the remnants of the Armenians."
The automobile of W. H. Lydlard
of this city was stolen last night
while standing In front of th Pres
byterian church, near the park. Chief
of Police Hlttson Is on the hot trail
of clues. "During these herd times."
said Mr. Lydlard. "It la really annoy
ing to know that one can't attend
church without the fear of losing
even a Ford."
'
PREPARE FOR FILING
HIGH COURT APPEAL
WASHINGTON. Oct. 33. (AP
Bruno Richard Hauptmann'a attor
neys said today they would ask the
supreme court before November 16 to
save him from the electric chair for
the kidnaping and murder of Charles
Augustua Lindbergh. Jr. -
"Egbert Rosecrana. one of the law
yers, visited the supreme court to
day, making arrangements to file an
appeal from the new Jersey court of
errors and appeals decision which
sustained the conviction of Hanpt
mann and the death sentence Im
posed upon him.
Rosecrans satd he and his associ
ates had practically completed prep
aration of the petition asking the
high court to grant a review.
The grounds on which Haupt
mann's counsel will base their ap
peal. Rosecrans said, are th summa
tion of the New Jersey attorney gen
eral at the trial, the change of theory
of the prosecution a to th manner
and place of death of the Lindbergh
baby, the charge of the trial Judge
to the Jury, and the circumstances
surrounding the trio, together with
the failure properly to seclude the
Jury during the trial.
Dapper Ex-Mayor
Returning To U. 5.
LONDON, Oct. 33. (AP) Jam J.
Walker, former mayor of New York
City, has booked pasaase In th Unit-"
ed State liner Manhattan sailing for
America tomorrow, it was learned
from a reliable source today.
H engaged accommodations for
himself. Mrs. Walker (the former
Betty Compton. musical comedy dan
cer) and Mrs. Walker's mother.
PENDLETON. Ore., Oct. 33. (API
The annual meeting of the Eastern
Oregon Wheat ieaguo will be In Pen
dleton December a and 7, Mac Hoke,
league president, said today.
Stops
Present
Leaks
In your roof and
prevents new ones
$q per gal.
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Company
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Phone 7