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VISIONS RUIN OF FARMERS STATE NEWS U IN BRIEF. Secretary Wallace Raya Going ••»ices Will Mean Bankrupic, : WOY SÍDUT8 Washington. D. C. — Thousands of Salem. — Th«» Automotive Carriers' American farmers will go bankrupt ass»»eiatlon of Oregon has filed with with wheat selling at considerably leas ky Nktleaal C viiih II kt Ikk B*V the public service commission a pet I ........... ««««<• »I anikrie* i Brief Resume Most Important than cost of production. Secretary Final Approval of Powers Re Hon asking that the maximum work day for automobile stages be fixed at Wallace declared Monday, while thoua SCOUTS AID COMMUNITY corded at Washington. 10 hours. Daily News Items. anda of others will be able to bold on Salem. v-Jamea Lewis, warden of lb«>| A combination of scout good turns only by the moat grinding eeoObmy. It state penitentiary here under the Ol with an unforeseen and a(>eetaculnr ths present plane of price« of com ci»tt administration. Saturday was ap clhuax was rendered by the boy modifies other then agricultural is pointed deputy sheriff of Marion coun scouts of Macoa, Ga„ during the re- to be maintained, he added, then, to ty by Oscar Bower, sheriff. Mr. Lewis cent local glgautlc celebration of Hie one hundred 111 anniversary of that have general prosperity, prlcee of will enter upon his new duties next city. farm products must be increased. Natiaais Formally Deposit Ratifica week. In the history of Macon there had Eastern railroads could help by mak tions Man» Tons to He Strick Salem,- The Southern raclflc com never been one parade unbroken by ing subst aalial reductions In freight traffic until the recent ceremony when rates on agricultural products, espec en From Navy List. pany Friday reported a abortase of three paradea took place within three ially it destined tor export Mr. Wal 308 ears. Uf this number 105 are days without a single luterfervnc«e— lace asserted, pointing out how. until closed cars and 43 are open cars, The and to the boy scouts a grateful city agriculture, industry and commerce are Washington. D. C - Seated about a report was filmi with the public terr- has given the credit. 1 luring the last day of the pageant The French government's reply to brought into a more normal relation table in the state department Friday, ice commission. the scouta were put to the real teat the receM British reparations note ship, “acute agricultural problems will Salem. — Establishment of a beet of “preparedness" when a bleacher fire men recorded the final approval asserts that France refuses to with- develop, one after the other." sugar factory at Prineville at a cost of stand containing 500 |K-o(>le suddenly of the powers for the treaties drafted “The ruinously low price of wheat u.~w from the Ruhr except as she approximately *1.000.000 was the pro- collapsed. A wave of horror arose is not a new agricultural disease." rejects a phi • by the arms conference to end naval is paid, and that she posal discussed here Friday at a con from a crowd of 10,000 who witnessed for an international re-estimate of said the secretary in a statement. “It competition, terminate the Anglo-Jap ference held In tho offices of W, E. the sight. Immediately a great rush is just one more acute symptom of Germany'a capacity to PAT- was started for the scene of th« acci the general trouble from which agri anese alliance and sweep away the Crews, state corporation commission dent. Panic was Imminent. The London.—Reports that Sir Auckland culture is suffering. The disease it war clouds that have hovered for de er. scouts row to the emergency Immedi Geddes. British ambassador to the self is the distorted relationship be cades over the Pacific. Hood River.- Y. Kegayama. Pee flat ately and took charge with a prompt- It was an epilogue to the Washing Japanese rancher, arrested by State neaa and efficiency that would have United States, will not return to tween prices of farm products and done credit to ths situation If It had Washington have been revived in Lon prices of other commodities. ton negotiations, at which it had been Fire Warden Barties, was fined *15 been rehearsed with the greatest st- “ The sooner the people engaged and coats Friday by Justice of the don because- of the precarious condi in commerce and industry frankly planned to give the place of honor to Peace Oulhank qn a charge of care tention to detail. Scattering them- lion of his eyes. selves In the crowd, a number of the President Harding, at whose call the recognize the trouble, the better it lessly setting a brush fire in a danger boys quieted the people and within a Official announcement was made in will be for all of us. The farmer conference assembled, but instead the I ous place. few minute« Induced them to be seat- Tokio Wednesday that the scrapping could get along fairly well with pres formal deposit of ratifications was ed. Other scouts formed staff lines Salem. — Hop picking in the Inde of warships in accord with the Wash ent prices of what he has to sell if about the wrecked stand and the In ington treaties, ratification of which prices of what he must buy were down performed almost without ceremony. pendence district will start this week. | jured people, administered first aid. according to reports received here. It Secretary Hughes and his colleagues have just been exchanged by the accordingly. But prices of other things called ambulances and automobiles, met in the diplomatic reception room. was said tixiay that the demand for and actually aided the doctor«, for signatory powers, would be carried remain high. That is what hurts. hops and the improved market con every scout, under headquarters' In out immediately. "Wages in industry and on the rail- in the presence of only a handful of ditions had had the effect of encourag I struction. throughout the celebration roads are almost twice as high as be- spectators, including officials of the Heavy rains in the region north of Ing the growers carried hla first aid klL All medi fore the war. Taxes are about twice department, messengers and repre Pueblo, around Wigwam and Buttes. ss high. Freight rates are from 50 ' sentatives of the press, Salem. — The Oregon Washington cines, antiseptics and bandages camo from scout tlrst-ald kits and downs of Colo., have sent the Fountain river to "5 per cent higher. Metals, build Ambassador Hanahari acted tor Railroad & Navigation company has scout neckerchiefs were used for a surplus of more than 4000 cars, ac up to where serious damage is fear ing materials of all kinds, are from 50 Japan and the other powers were bandages. The whole thing was done ed. according to reports. to 100 per cent above pre-war prices, represented by the charges of their cording to a report filed with the pub so quietly and with so little ostenta lic service commission here Saturday.1 Born while traveling 50 miles All of these are items In the farmer's embassies here. H. O. Chilton for The Southern Pacific company report- tion that the progress of the pageant cost of production. Until a fair rela Great Britain. Captain Andre de was not disturbed In the least. The an hour is the start Roy Chester Olsen success of the entire celebration a of 25« cars. got on life Monday night. Roy first tionship is restored between agricul Laboulaye for France and Augusto ture and industry and commerce, agri Rosso for Italy. Salem. — William Bray of the » hinged for about ten minutes on the caught sight of this world while his culture will be upset and will have Mr. Hughes sat at the head of the Sprague River Lumber company has outcome of that cullupwd grandstand, parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Olsen, reason to complain. table, with the foreign diplomats fac | sent a letter to the public service com and the scouts saved the whole thing. were riding toward Vancouver. Wash., The mayor In bls proclamation “The pressing question is 'what can ing each other at the sides. Without mission protesting against the service in an automobile driven by Roy Heat made specific recognition of the be done to help the wheat growers preliminary the secretary stated the afforded by the Klamath Telephone & scouts' service. The chairman of the er of that city. get more nearly the cost of produc purpose of the gathering and added Telegraph company, with headquar Centenary committee paid the boys Approximately 200.000 tons of Cali tion for this year's cropT Some urge that at a preliminary meeting in his ters in Klamath Falls. the following compliment: “It would fornia's estimated crop of 800.000 that the government ought to fix a fair office the ratifications had been exam- Salem.—-William M. Peare of I-a have bees Impossible to have held the tons of grapes have been destroyed price. That could be done only by the j ined and found complete. He then held i Grande has been removed as a mem celebration without the valuable serv by mildew, sunburn and windburn, government preparing to buy unlimit up a paper embodying the American ber of the state board of optometry ices rendered by the scouts." it was announced Monday by E. M. ed quantities at the price fixed. Others ratification and placed it in the center by Governor Pierce. He will be suc- Sheehan, president of the California suggest that the government go into of the table. 8COUTS KNOW HOW TO COOK ceeded by George S. Birney, also of Grape Growers' exchange. the market and buy 200.000,000 bushels “I herewith deposit the ratification Iji Grande. The governor said Hint The parley between anthracite of wheat and store it. on the theory of the United States." he said, The ■ the services of Mr. Peare had been operators and miners over a new that taking off the market that quan others followed suit, each pronoun c- very satisfactory. , wage contract designed to prevent tity would send up the price to a fair ing the same formula, Then the Gold Hill.—Gold mining in southern documents, constituting a record of Oregon during the first half of 1923 a cessation of work in the hard coal figure. “I am not hopeful of good results the day and the hour at which the has been fairly active, with develop fields September 18, broke up Tues day. Adjournment was taken sub for either of these plans. How would treaties became effective, were pass ment and prospecting in progress at ject to call of the secretary of the the government dispose of the sur ed from band to hand for signatures, a number of properties. The Gold Hill plus accumulated? What effect would By pre-arrangement. a telephone district is the moat active with the joint conferences. either action have on wheat acreage? flash went to the navy department at Sylvanite. Millionaire, and Gold Ridge The government Wednesday I a check-up of every motion picture What effect would it have on the acre the moment the last name had been mines in operation. age and price of other grains and of written on the nary limitation pact. theater in the southwest and part of Salem.—Members of the public serv livestock? Would the same policy be i The ink had not dried on the sig the Mississippi valley which exhibits ice commission have been invited by adopted in case of ruinously low prices natures before orders were speeding “feature" films or those released on a for other farm products? The wheat over the wires which meant the strik Franklin Griffith, president of the percentage basis. to determine situation is bad enough in all con-! ing of 750.000 tons in fighting ships, Portland Railway, Light & Power com- whether it has been defrauded of science, and certainly the majority of new and old. froih the navy list. The pany. to visit the corporation's prop- taxes on admissions. our people would favor any practical process of scrapping will begin at ertles in the vicinity of Oak Grove. The company is now expending more Omaha laundries, bakeries, barber method of helping, but we ought to once. than *5.000,000 on a power project at shops, some restaurants and several be reasonable sure that the remedy this point. other local industries were forced to attempted will do the farmer more close down Tuesday when the entire good than harm and not make the Eugene.—The Eugene chamber of city water supply became muddy as situation worse instead of better. commerce has taken steps to have the Can.p cooking becomes an art in a result of a cave-in of a Missouri name "Natron cut-off," which is the river bank Just above the Intake at designation of the new railway soon the hands of the boy scout. Ono $1,000.000 Policy Taken. match or two will light hie camp fire. the Florence pumping station. to be built between Oakridge, in Lane New York.—The theater owners an Chicago. — Invention of a “natural county, to Kirk, in Klamath county, The Cuban government Wednesday nounced Monday it had purchased a vision" motion picture film, which FOR WANT OF A SCOUT changed to "Eugene-Klamath cut-off." became the first of America’s war *1,000.000 policy to insure the 540 mo- adds depth to the two dimensions of The Klamath Falls chamber will bo time debtors to pay off the total •P an editorial entitled "Hugh Kirk, asked to co-operate. Hero.' nnd paying high honor to the amount of its loan. The second and tion picture houses in Greater New width and height of the standard plc- Salem.—Remarks dropped by tourists brave engineer, who. in the recent final payment on the balance of *8.- York against loss through property i ture. was announced Sunday by the crisis when hta train had been wrecked 988.000 owed by Cuba was paid to damage during a strike which the mo George K. Spoor Essanay Film com here during the past few weeks In at Van Cortlandt Park, N. Y., by con the treasury by the National City tion picture machine operators’ union pany. which expressed its intention > dicate that the law enacted at the last tact with a log on the track, remained session of the legislature compelling bank of New York, acting for the threatens to call on September 1. The st his engine to the end warning others of opening up the old Chicago Essanay nun-resident automobiles to register of the (lunger of the lini>endlng explo theater owners said they could not Cuban government. plant, closed seven years ago. to begin In this state la unpopular and ha, sion, a New York daily makes fine The newest Japanese submarine, and would not grant the increase In the production of the new pictures caused travelers much Inconvenience. recognition of the spirit of helpful wages demanded. just returned from a short trial trip, and the equipment for their produc California is the only other state In ness, responsibility and thought for rank Tuesday morning at the Ka the union having such a law in opera others which lie at the heart of scout Dry Agents’ Ruse Wins. wasaki docks at Kobe and 84 mem tion on a vast scale. ing. The editorial in pail soya: tion. bers of ber crew, missing, are be Seven years of effort and *1,500,000 Long Beach. N. Y— Izzy Einstein “A story for boys to read and ponder Salem.—The state highway commis lieved to hare lost their lives. The and Moe Smith, prohibition agents, was spent by George K. Spoor and P. Is that of the train wreck In Van sion announced Friday that the bridge J. Berggren, the inventors. In perfect captain. chief officer, five dockyard Cortlandt Park nnd the death of the noted for their versatile disguises. ap- i ing the new films, camera projection over the Willamette river at Spring engineer, Hugh Kirk. engineers a-d tour oth.r naval of peared in the role of fashionable board j machines and screens, the announce field will be - used for repairs for a “An eight-foot atrip of timber across ficers were saved. period of 30 days, starting Monday. walk promenaders Sunday night and the track reused the accident, It Is ment of the company's intentions said. Hair dressers, who opened their supposed that the youngsters at play convention in Chicago Tuesday night, purchased rounds of drinks at the1 The three dimension pictures, ac August 20. All traffic for Springfield thus blocked the rail« One Is lonth say a wig w'll be Just as Important Nassau hotel, one of the best-known - cording to the company, have a field and points on the McKenzie river will to believe they could have done so In be routed over the Willamette river As a result ; 40 feet long and 20 H feet high, an resorts on Long Island. to the wardrobe this season as a bridge at Eugene. This detour is wanton mischief; surely never If they topcoat or a dress fur women. The the president of the hotel and the area from three to ten times as great could have dreamed of the conse macadamized and in good condition. wig enables the bobbed hair woman captain of waiters were charged with as that of the pictures now shown. quences. The camera with which the pictures Salem. — The Oregon public service “If only there hnd been n boy scout or girl to wear the new evening violating the Volstead act. are made Is four times as large as the commission. In a statement Issued around 1 These are pranks of the sort gowns and m.xlljtes and hair dress ordinary motion picture camera. Is here Saturday night, has taken all that no boy with scout training or asso Legion To Urge Peace. ers say It Is Imperative. equipped with two lenses, employs the credit for the recent order which ciations would ever think of playing Indimapolis, Ind. — An international i The Barling l>omb, r. world’s larg principle of superimposing one pic makes possibl-t the construction of or permit to go on. When all boy- est airplane, took off from Wilbur effort toward world peace on the part ture on another and uses films twice the Natron cut-off, by the Southern | hood goes scouting, there will be no of allied world war veterans will be Wrlgbt He'd at Dayt< n, Ohio, at 8:18 as wide as that now used. Pacific company. The statement is thoughtless foolery that ends In trag urged by American Legion officials o’clock Wednesday, after several min- lengthy and seta out much of the testi edy." ut<-s of preliminary tuning of the six headed by National Commander Ows-I Diphtheria Cure Found. mony introduced at the hearing before 8COUTS AID MOTHER AND DAD ley, who sailed Sunday from New liberty motors Jij^ mechanics. The Chicago. — That the deaths of chil the interstate commerce commission. big plane rose fro the ground after York to attend the Brussels confer ence of the Inter-Allled Veterans' fed dren due to diphtheria are entirely Salem —The Oregon public service Scout mothers and dads of Milwau a comparatively short run and in a commission has fixed a tentative val kee had n day off during the recent lo few minutes was about 2000 feet in eration September 1 to 15.. needless and can be prevented. Is the This was announced at legion na- uation of *7*4.101 on the Great South cal Good Turn week when one day was the air. declaration set forth in a bulletin from ern railroad, which operates between set aside for good turns In the home. tional headquarters here. A calf with two mouths, two faces, the health department. All diphtheria The Dalles and Dufur. A tentative On the list of good turns for the occa sion were cleaning up the basement, two tongues and Cour eyes was on Six Killed In Plunge. in children can be prevented by sim valuation of *507.032 has been placed attic, garage, mowing lawns, weeding exhibit at the home of W. C. Talcott, Nice.—The Rev. Hiram Grant Per- ple and painless vaccination. Three on the Mount Hood railroad, which gardens, painting and putting up screen on the J. F. Forbis place, just south son and Mrs. Person of Newtork, doses of toxin-antitoxin Injected operates between Hood River and Dee. doors, taking care of the younger chil of Forest Grove. The calf was born Mass : Charles H. Gray, two women through the skin, the bulletin says, Protests again U the valuations must dren, washing dishes, running errands, a few days ago and is living and who have not yet been Identified and will provide permanent protection be filed with the Interstate commerce polishing silverware, woodwork and thriving. The animal has but two furniture, chopping firewood, scrub commission before September 10. an automobile bus driver were killed against contraction of the disease. ears. When one of the mouths moves bing floors nnd washing the auto. Monday when the bus went over the Gold Hill.—The local cement plant, the other moves, as also do the two parapet of the road leading from Nice Hornets Stop Logging. which has been closed the past three tongues. to Erian and plunged 300 feet Into the Eskimos Have Strongest Teeth. Nelson, B. C.—Hornets have forced weeks, will resume thia week. Only Because she came to work in an River Var. Less than two Eskimos out of 100 the cessation of timber operations In minor repairs are being made, while Automobile, one of the charwomen have any signa of tooth decay. Chew the region around Erie. B. V. The annual repairs usually require six ing coarse froxen food keeps their at the municipal courts building in Omaha Bakers Warnod. principal camp affected Is at Fruit weeks. The new quarry opened at glands active and their teeth aafe. One Detroit has been discharged. Joseph Omaha. Neb.—A plan will be submit vale, which was forced to close down. Marble Mountain will supply the plant of the domestic duties of the women Marlin, commissioner of public works ted to the Omaha city council for the The Insects not only made conditions with limestone on resumption, while ami custodian of public buildings. In establishment of a municipal bakery unbearable for the workers, but crest the clay nnd shalg will be quarried is the chewing of thick walrus hide to make It pliable enough for the men to formed the common council. He said unless prompt action la taken by local adjoining the plant at Gold Hill? The work It Into shoe soles. ed a great accident risk. it was the policy of hie department bakers toward a reduction In the re Today the soft-eooked foods of the Hornets, wasps, bottle and gray quarry two miles below the plant at to give cleaning work to needy wo tail price of bread. John Hopkins, files are reported to be thicker this Gold Hill will be closed and the equip civilized nations have allowed the men The council upheld his deci city commissioner, made this an year than ever before tn the woods ment moved fo the Marble Mountain glands to slow down. As a consequence sion. 98 people out of 100 have decayed nouncement Monday. quarry. In that vicinity. a taoth. COMPILED FOR YOU 7 he House of Quality CEREMONY IS SIMPLE Pleasing and Attractive Styles In the New Suits and In our Fancy Qooda Section- -Plain and Novelty Georgettes, Silk All- over Lacoo, M stall no Cloth, Ombre Goorgstteo, Silk Deml Flounolngo, etc. All first-quality fabrloa at prlcee aurprlaingly low. 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