The advocate., July 21, 1923, Image 2

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JOHNSON
ÀDTOCATl
WINS MINNESOTA
1 Fanaer-Laborite Candidate for U. S.
Senate Has "WnMnwny.**
Survey Shows Good Road
Soon Repays Its Cost
(•**»«*■« Sr <Bs VaHM ai»i»» D»»«rt«.»»t
•t Asn««:<»r» I
A good road is such a paying Invest-
■snt that It la tha poorest kind of
buainvsa judgment to de without it. ac­
cording to tha bureau of public roads
•f th« United btataa Department of
Agrtawlrwrv The bureau produces flg
urea based upon a survey of traffic la
t0 prove its contention. An
actual count of the traSc on the Bos-
t<* post rood ahowsd that tha average
height
vehicles and cwnmoditlae
paaalng over the road tn nine hours
each day was 1.140 ton* Adding ooe-
thlrd ss a conservative estimate for
tbe full day Increases the weight to L-
M0 gross tons dally.
Expsritrents made at the low* ex
reriment station show that with gaso­
line at 25 cents a gallon the cost of
aaevtag this tenasge over a dirt toad
would have been 3X.44 a mile, assum­
ing tbe Impossible, that such traffic
could be carried over a dirt road. The
coat af fuel for moving the name ton­
nage over a paved road would be
<11.70, a difference of >14.74 a day. On
Ct baala of SOU days a year tbe actual
ring in fuel alone for moving this
tannage would be 34.422. if the pored
Mghway costs >40.000 a mile, the av­
erage Interest at 5 per cent would be
ffl.OOO s year, which, deducted from
tbe saving on fuel, would ¡eave a bal-
aace which would retire tbe cost of
the road In leas than 12 year*
This calculation does not take Into
account other savings In the cost of op­
erating commercial vehicles or value
of ths heavy movement ot passenger
vehicles
In lees developed rural sections the
value of the gasoline sa»ed Is reduced
tn proportion to the lighter travel, but
the cost of the roads Is corresponding­
ly reduced, and there Is
doubt that
an analysis and comparison of the
highway coats and the vehicle operat­
ing coot la any particular case will
demonstrate the economy of improve^
meat wherever the traffic la sufficient
to call for any improvement at all.
do
Bituminous Material Is
Useful for Road Surface
Application of bituminous material
. laay be made successfully on any farm
road which has already been construct-
sd of stone, gravel or other similar ma­
terial, and la In a thoroughly com­
pacted and reasonably smooth condi­
tio*. A coal-tar preparation applied
cold, or an »»phallic oil. can be used
and If applied by the farm employees,
the cost should not exceed 7 or 8
cants a square yard for material*
The compacted grave! or «tone road
should be thoroughly cleaned of dust
and the bitumen applied with ordinary
sprinkling pot» from which the per­
forated nozzle has been removed and
the spout carefully flattened into a '
symmetrical rectangular opening about
oaequarter of an Inch wide, so that
the material may be poured tn a broad,
flat stream.
If a large amount of work Is to be
done, a specially designed pouring can
may bo purchased of dealers In road
equipment. Care should be taken to
have an even distribution, and the
quantity applied should be approxi­
mately one-half gallon to a square
yard of road surface. After applying
the bituminous material, clean gravel
,or stone chips should be spread evenly
over the surface, and If possible, rolled
with a lawn or field roller. Where
gravel or chips are not available, clean,
coarse sand will serve as covering
material. It should be spread in suf­
ficient quantity to prevent the bitu­
minous material from adhering to tires
of passing vehicles.
This treatment should not be made
where drainage from the stables or
bams will flow over It. Where n;ud-
bolea are likely to form around l.tch-
ing poets or at stable entrance«. If a
more durable pavement Is detired, a
•action of concrete slab should be laid.
Information Sought on
Strength of Hard Roads
Actual at reuses In coacrete road
•labs and subgrade coo'’ tlens beneath
are to be Investigated n many states
by the bc-eau of pub! c roads of the
United States Department of Agricul­
ture. A truck la now being equipped
with suitable apparatus, including
graphic strain guages and an auto­
graphic deflectometer especially de­
veloped for the purpose. Data to be
collected will Include soil and moisture
condition of the subgrade, design of
•lab. direction and magnitude of
•trasses, and deflection of slab under
legal limit of loadings as well as other
loadings.
Some of tbe southern states will be
visited first.
Valuable Information
should be secured as to tbe strength of
different types of deslcn.
SCOUTS DO MANY GOOD TURNS
In Greenville, Mississippi, the boy
scouts distribute tbelr “good turns" In
a most Interesting way. When the
spring thawing renewed the age-old
■ght with the “Father of Waters" the
boys enlisted their services In guarding
the levee. Tmrlng a recent smallpox
epldem'c the troop In the capacity of
health officers rendered mothers a
service In safeguarding the home. For
the children the scouts have helped
to build and set up swings and other
apparatus.
“CIVIC HIKE" FOR SCOUTS
A number of boy «enut cotmril« make
use of a "kitow-ymir-clty” aeries of
hikes to strengthen civic pride and In­
terest. Milwaukee, Wi*; Newark N.
J.; Seattle. Wash.; Washington, D. C„
■ nd Stamford, Conn., nre among those
councils sponsoring tripe to various
points of Industrial and historical In­
terest A vialt to the local telephone
company, an Inspection of manufactur­
ing plants a tour of historic grounds,
all are typical features of thia knowl-
■dgaby hiking activity
St. Paul, Miaa.—Magnus Johnson,
WSIWIII*««
Pendleton.- Tfce official high to«u
farmer laborite, was elected United
—
perature hern Saturday was 191.
States senator ~f root Minnesota Monday
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Wheat is not being injured In any
Gary Says lZ HOUr appreciable dear*« by the heat, at
to succeed the late Senator Knute Nel­ Judge
son, according to return» received from
Bend—Plans are now being com
appro* innately half of the »tat»'» 3520
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plated fur the •reclloa of a modern
precinct*
' >30,000 hotel and boarding house of
Johnson apparently haa defeated the
republican candidate. Governor J. A.
O. Preus, who had announced hi» iatea
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M rooms, and the building Will be
ot Georgia nand Colonial architec-
tion to support the Harding admini»
tratioa, by mors than 40,000 vote». The Kliauaatien of Present Rule Begins in lure
Si* Week* but Procvas Will
democratic candidate, Janie» A. Carley,
Baker.—The Re* mine, discovered
was running far bchiaif bath Johusoa
He Gradual.
by Hunter brutture in Elk creek at
and 1‘,-eas
Susanville, which is said to be pro
Johawin had a lead of 28,533 rate»
during an average of 100 ounces of
when tabulations of returns had been
New York.—Elbert H. Gary Satur silver to the ton. is attracting the tn-
completed from 1729 of tbe state’s 3520
local mining men.
day made It plain that the United
precinct», tbe count then standing:
he
I
Salem
—
Although the money has
Johnson. 189.521; Preus. 142,933; Car- Stales Steel corporation. of which
to
been
appropriated
and numerous »Ilea
ley, 13,020. This vote was believed to is head, planned within six weeks
(n , have been ottered for consideration,
represent about thrvefiflha of the begin eliminating the IShour day
it is not likely that work ou the now
total east.
Its plants.
building tor the state training school
Tbe fanner labor candidate carried
it was reported in Wall street that for boy» wlU get under way thl»
many counties which were counted a»
the Industry would year.
safely republican. He ran much better the remainder of
follow
suit
and
that
the pledge made ' Tuala(ln._ Haymakers of this local-
in Mtnneapoli» (Preus' home city) than
to President Harding concerning the ity have been aided by the dally
had been eipected.
Republican headquarters eoatinued much-attacked shift gradually would weather reports received over tbe
I radio. Charles Gelbergar and August
to ’’stand by the ship” and refused to be redeemed.
concede that the unreported precinct»
It was under the date o. June 37 BUnk
« Practically their entire
would maintain the ratio of the first that directors of the American Iron iruP ot «»ay without getting it wet by
1100. Farmer laborite leaders insisted A Steel Institute wrote the president blowing radio reporta.
it was ”a walkaway.”
that they were "determined to exert Salem.—The Orei’on public service
Both Governor Preus, republican can every effort at our command to ob commission haa been asked to act as
didate and supporter of the Harting ad-i tain In the iron and steel Industry arbitrator in the settlement ot dernur-
ministration, and Magnus Johnson, ot this country a total abolition of rage claims tiled by the Southern Pa
farmer laborite and I.a Follette adher­ the 12-hour day at the earliest time elflc company against Charles K.
ent, voted early in their respective practicable."
Spaulding, the Spaulding-Miami Lum-
home precinct* as did also James A.
Hamuel Gompers. president of the per company and the C. H. Wheeler
Carter, democratic nominee.
Ideal American Federation of Labor, and estate.
weather helped attract many voters to other labor leaders hit on the phrase
Salem.—Keeping in close personal
the poll* While spokesmen for Gov­ “at the earliest time practicable'
touch with the eunvlcts In the state
ernor Preus said they would withhold and expressed their skepticism.
penitentiary with a view that pardons
any statement until a reasonable per­ A Utt.
-. Gary, in an In-
and paroles shall be granted to only
centage of the 3520 precincts in the terview. A
increasing labor
those men who are deserving ot the
state had reported, leaders of the supplies ft
negroes of the
concession. Is th«' policy adopted by
farmer labor party renewed their claim south. Me*
Philippines and
Governor Pierce during the past tew
of victory for Johnson ”bv a round abroad led h
■«-Hexa that the
weeks.
40.000 majority.”
initial steps »oul. be taken soon,
That the volume of the vote yester­ but still no time limit was mentlon-
Baker—The Sumpter Valley rail­
day would exceed the primary ballot-
road made effective July 9 reduced
ing was indicated in reports from nearly
Today, however. Mr. Gary said that tariffs In ore shipments between
every one of the 87 counties, which de- -we shall probably commence active- Baker and Suhipter, according to
clared that the vote would run from |y taking steps to reduce tbe num- schedules just announced. The
50 to 90 per cent of normal. There are her of 12-hour workers within the rate is >130 per net ton of
800,000 eligible voters in the state.
next six weeks."
pounds for values between >15
In almost every ease the county re-
Declining to state the number of >35 per ton.
ports showed a vote in excess of that workers who would be affected with-
Salem
announced
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__ __ here
_ il-
2 —-A—— and
_ _ ,1 2-»
in
tbe primary
in some ieoianeaa
instances if
it |n that period. Mr Gary made It plain Sunday that apPro*lmatnly >7000 has
__ double. This
led to the prediction that a sudden and complete change
,ubscrlbed toward the comp|e.
was
*
.1 vote
4
wnnl.l av.voArl
,
that the total
would
exceed 500,- . . I»
is nnt
not to K«
be z*vrVW*Z»9Ari
expected.
tion of the new Salem hospital, which
000. In the general election last fall.
"Plans are now being developed," was started several months ago. It
when Preus and Johnson were oppoa- he said. “It will require considerable will require >35.v>0 to complete the
eats in the gubernatorial race, the vote length ot time to complete the change, structure, members of the building'
totaled 715,000.
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¡committee said.
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I
Shifts Will End.
AN ASSURANCE OF
REFORM IS SWEEPING^—"?
SATISFACTION
Mra. Annie M. Tumbo-Malone, through her earnest
determination to produce the very best Hair and Toilet Prep­
arations possible, has established beyond question, under the
trade-name
FORD.’ Hair and Toilet Preparations so
superior as to be these many years the accepted standard,
appreciated by ever - increasing thousands as seasoned and
proved Products.
PORO Preparation» Please Particular People
A nearby FORD AGENT will cheerfully »erve
your PORO needs
If you don’t know her name, write
FORD COLLEGE
4300 St Ferdinand Avenue
ST. LOUIS. MO.. U. S. A.
waara
va a
Stage Set for Buyers Week
NEW WONDERFUL PREPARATION
FOR NAPPY, WIRY HAIR!
Salem—Jay II. Upton of Prine-
Plans for tbe eleventh annual Buy-1 villa, president of the state senate.
er»' Week to be held In Portland, waa arrested here Saturday night
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August « to 11 under the auspice, of char«ed wl,h
Me deposited
Wasc* Or.—Four hundred twenty-1 tbe chamber of Commerce are prac- *10 ,0 lnsure hti appearance In court,
five acres of Turkey Bed wheat were tidily complete.
Preparations for off,cers said Mr. I pton was on his
Here Is the most Important beauty called KINKOUT and la now being ■des.
Old women are being mad*
destroyed by fire Monday afternoon, this event are on a more elaborate wa7 from Pelem to Portland at tbe dim -overy of the age. Already tens uf prepared for the grateful public by young. ' Men fly In «»replan»» and
talk
by
radio. Not th« le«»t of mod­
thousands
uf
men.
women
and
chil
­
ZURA, Inc., MM 8. Dearborn St..
eight miles northwest of Wasco, south scale than ever before attempted. In- l,lne
arrest.
of the Itacs are using thia won­ Chicago. It cornea only In green and em discoveries Is I his now. simple
of the Fulton Canyon county road, near' dtcationa are that In excess of 2.000
Salem.—With weather conditions dren
preparation for taluna lb« kinks out
derful pieparutlon fur making any yellow tubes Wild ubeululely la guar­
uf unruly hair
It's fine for attalgbl
tbe Deschutes river.
Tbe acreage retail merchants from Pacific Coast favorable to bumper crops through- hair soft, »mouth and wavy.
anteed.
hair, too, making II Uy tluwu nice
burned include«] 125 acres owned by states, British Columbia and Alaska out the state, exhibits at tbe annual
The wonderful new discovery
th« a*e ut allentine mtr* with a Hue pulisb.
Emil Anderson; 150 arres owned by! will be In attendance.
Oregon state fair, to be held in
Howard Spencer and 150 acres belong
An extensive program for enter- Salem. September 24-29, promises to
ing to Ed Olson, all three prominent tainment of tbe city's guests has been , exceed any previous event. Accord­
farmers of the northern section of tbe arranged,
arranged. There will be six main at- inK to officials there has been to date
county.
. tractions, and with one exception « 20 [Wr cent increase in entry In
The fire was said to have started they will be held at night
many of the departments.
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near
the ___________________________
railroad track on tbe Deschutes
On
the evening of the opening day,
river, northwest of Wasco, and swept there will be an inaugural ball in the
La Grande.— The Grand Ronde val-
river,
up over the brakes, burning probably Multnomah hotel where accommoda- J ,e7 ’• experiencing one of her best
200 acres of bunch grass before strik- tions will be made for 1.000 dancer* j 7®*** •• an agricultural center, both
The
ing tbe wheat field. High winds were
’---- following evening a spectacular relating to grain» and similar crops
Fniita. The cherry and apple
sweeping the county, placing thousands event. A Night
----- in a Casino" will be i
of acres of wheat in jeopardy. The staged in one of the largest public rr°P Promises to be far heavier than
fire was discovered in Olsen’s wheat buildings in the city.
,
,lsual an,l grains, especially wheat,
field at 5 o’clock. Telephones rang
Wednesday noon, the Portland Ad ar“ «^ing indications of a satlsfac-
over a section 15 miles around about <’’ub will give Its annual luncheon in '®ry return at harvaat time.
and automobiles sped on every road Latirelhurst Park to visiting buyers,
Baker.—That the Oregon irrigation
earrving fire fighters. Farmers at
In the evening the annual fashion congress, while working for the de­
work harvesting in the field, left their »bow at which scores of pretty girls velopment ot irrigation in Oregon, is
tesms or machines with one or two **'• «Pl»ar in revue, will be held in also promoting betterment of farm­
of *«w»*
their 1 Ione of thp Utrgeat theatre» of the city. ing conditions generally, was the
JTl^D, taking the
wsw a remainder
V-••• ■■ ■ -«w,• v*
crews and racing to the fire. Business A moonlight excursion on the Wil- statement of James Kyle, of Stan­
houses in Waseo and Moro were closed 'amette is scheduled tor Tuesday field. president ot the congrenn, at
evening, for which two large excur-
and men sped to the fire.
the meeting of the executive com­
1 sion boats have been chartered.
KINKOUT Is simple to apply. Just
"KINKOUT Is n wonder. I would a lurge 8-Inch tube, enough to last
were
on
the
fire
Two hundred men
mittee of tbe congress this morning rub
a little on ai-c-ordlng to simple not be without It now."
The concluding entertainment fea­
un average family months for only
fighting line within 40 minutes. All
directions printed on each package,
in Baker.
W. II. J.. Tarboro, N. C.
1100.
Thl» la «luivalent to many
comb the hair a few minutes and the
kinds of implements—hoes, shovels, ture will be a banquet to be held in
"This Is the third tube I have used ordinary tubes. ZURA will also give
Job la done. No fuss, no buther. Ho and It dues my lialr more good than
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
on
Friday
Salem.
—
Inspectors
of
the
«tate
»cal
­
«acks, and everything that eould be
free with each order for a limited
easy and simple and your hair will
evening where two full floors will be er of
__ weicht«
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»nd _____________
measures depart- look so fine you won’t know your- anything J have «ver used.”
period of time one 25c bar uf
converted to fight the fire was used.
P. J., Calera, Ala.
set aside for the accommodation of ment visited 40> towns and cities in self. Don't have to use hut trona
’1 was overjoyed with KINKOUT." peroxide Ixith soap with each order
or sleeping cap».
<>f KINKOUT.
Write today before
the guests.
Oregon during the three months end-
It. J., Washington, D. C.
Lady Bugs Aid Orchard*
It Is too lats. W« guarantee that if
KINKOUT will not turn the hair
Throughout the week, executives of lng june 30 held 14 conferences with
“I received my KINKOUT a few
under any circumstance« and In days ugo and it Is u wonder. I am KINKOUT is not fully us wonderful
Medford, Or.—C. C. Cate, rounty part kipants In Buyers' Week will business men and discussed the new red
fact some of Its Ingredient» were t« lllrisc my friend» of yuur wonder­ us <le»< rlbed your money will 1» Im­
agent, rods into Medford Monday from hold open house in their respective | bedding Inspection law with 45 firms especially Incorporated to act as u ful
mediately returned. Hend In today.
hair preparation."
Now, before this great offer is with­
the Hutton ranger station with about establishments. Visitors will be given I PnK»ged in
in" that hn»lne««
business, «ccordne
accordng ■ealp Invlgoiator and hair grower.
J. E. H., Athens. G*
drawn.
Just see what grateful people all
“KINKOUT makea a wonderful
«00,000 lady bugs in tbe back seat of opportunity to go through many of t0 a rBpOrt prepared here today by over
Hend
cash,
money-orders
or
the land are saying about this difference In my appearance."
Vi i _ automobile
«1 ulnmckki 1 which
var i r» ¥v he a Joalavn-1
vx- ill al»««
I
1
— A »MA
A M F A <• A '
__ ...
_
_ .»
his
declared will
the large wholetale
and
manufactur-
»tntrips for one dollar and you will
W A. Baltici, In charge of the new miracle discovery:
C. II., Philadelphia, Pa.
ie<
<-lvo
l>y
return
mall
the
extra
be worth at least >5000 to the orchard-'ing establishments In the city.
“KINKOUT made me vary happy." large tube of wonderful KINKOUT
weights and measures department
“Forward more KINKOUT by re­
E. Y„ Ht. Louis, Mo.
iris of the Rogue river valley. Mr.
turn mall.
It has proven Its true
together with one bar of |>er<>xlde
C. P. T„ Buffalo, N. Y.
KINKOUT Is based
upon
the Whitener soup free. Hend all money
Salem— Recelpt» of thè state in­ value."
Cate released several thousand of the
culaillatlc medical learning of the an. «"«• letters to Dr. Ibon Banair, ZURA,
“Tour wonderful lialr preparation,
dustria! accldcnt commlsslon durine
insects in the orchard section east of
Young Cougar Killed.
am proud to say,
worthy uf Its elent Moors and the modern «clen- Inc., MM 8. Dearborn 8t„ Chicago.
thè paat fiscal year endlng June 80, I name.
Medford today. The lady bugs, says
You speuk just what 1» true list« who discovered It are now giv­
Asent» can make a fortune In
Olympia, Wash.—A young cougar
ing It to the grateful public under
•very city, county and state In the
Cate, may eventually clear local or­ that had been ravaging ths sheep 1923. aggregated >2.800.080.18, or an -about KINKOUT. '
the
name
of
Zura.
Inc.
They
are
lo
­
L. E. D., Orlente, Cuba.
United Htate* An eastern minister
Increase over thè precedlng year of
cated at 50» H. Dearborn Ht.
- hards of scale and aphis.
makes |l<> a week In a small town
herds on brush prairie, about four
"I have used your KINKOUT and
>727.041.08. Thla wan set out In thè
In his spur« time.
Write today be­
ONE
BAR
OF
SOAP
FREE!
it has proved so wonderful that I um
miles south of Olympia for some time
fore «orm-one else twats you Io It.
annusi report of thè commlsalon. out telling all my friends about It.”
Parley at Toklo Drags.
In order to Introduce this wonder­ Ask for liberal confidential proposi­
past, was bagged Saturday morning
T. M. K., Hudson, N. Y.
completed her» Satnrdav. The ratio
ful preparation ZURA, Inc., will «end tion tu agent*
Tok io.—The session of tbe li uimo- by E. V. Drury. The cougar killed
of admlnlstratlve expenses to re­
a
goat
for
Drury
a
«bort
distance
JspAncse conversations aimed at pav­
get
it — If be wants to.
cenlt» wa» 8.99 per cent. as compared KINKOUT Is for sale at all good druggists. Your druggist can
.....—
.
Insist on the genuine
back of the house, and Drury got a
KINKOUT In green und yellow tubes. Hubntltutes muy be dangerous.
ing the w*y for reopening of relations
wlth 9 17 per cent for the previous
gun and dog and gave chase. The
between the two countries, was post- animal soon dropped the goat, which year
poned, owing to the illneso of A. A. he was carrying off, and went up a
Pt. Helens -The field work of as-
Joffe, soviet representative, according tree falling easy mark.
sensing prdpert yin Colnmhfa county
Firs Destroys Plans.
to an official announcement, For a
I« practically complete and the coun­
week the delegates have been diseaea-
Ashland, Or.—An airplane belong­ ty assessor estimate« that the as­
ing the massacre of Japanese at Niko- ing to Ort Irons, was destroyed by sessment roll will show approximate­
laivsk in 1920 and the soviet offer fire there Saturday. Irons' machine ly >1.000.000 Increase over last year
an apology without an indemnity.
was on the ground with the motor »nd bring the valuation of taxable
running when the exhaust started a nroperty up to >18,000,000 The In­
Davis Resches Berlin.
small grass fire under the rudder. Increase 1« due tn many Improvements
Berlin.—James J. Davis, the Amer­ Irons started to pull way from the made In the county and especially In
ican secretary of labor, arrived here blaze, but the breeze from the pro­ Vernonia and the Nehalem valley,
Saturday. Mr. Davis Is beginning a peller fanned the flames. Irons jump­ »here much development han taken
tour of Europe and the far east to ed for bls life and the macblne plung­ nlsre during the past year. Farms,
study world emigration problems at ed through a fence, turning upside "»tit* »nd other property are assass-
first band.
down and burned.
ed on the same basis as last year,
WASCO WHEAT FIRE
SWEEPS 425 ACRES
MAKES ANY HAIR SMOOTH AND WAVY IN THREE MINUTES
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