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About The advocate. (Portland, Or.) 19??-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1923)
TMl ADVOOATl he JOB ON NATRON CUT-OFF LET Work From (reeceat to Kirk Award ed Cast Not Revealed. SPECIAL SESSION DENIED FARMERS RÖA Contract for construction of the Salem.—The new maternity unit of first section ot the KugenssKlamath the Salem Deaconc«* hospital was dedicated here Suuday afternoon. Falls line of the Southern Pacific World Congress Aims to railroad, sometimes referred to as Legislation Inexpedient, Pres Briet Resume Most Important Hood River The thirteenth annual Solve Traffic Problem the Natron cut-off. was awarded Mon Hood River county school fair will Responsible govommest, officials ths ident Coolidge Says. Daily News Items. day to John Hampshire, of Grants be held at the Hood River high school world over now recognise the utilitar Pass. Or. on September 14 and 15. according to ian value of ths motor vehicle as au elemeut In transportation, according announcement just made by County The Drat unit, the one awarded, to I’yke Johnson, representative of ths Superintendent Gibson. .onaista of 31 miles and extends from National Automobile Chamber of Kirk to Crescent. Salem, ^embers of tho public Commerce, who has just returned it is the intention of Contractor Plesslng end Attractive Styles In ths Naw service commission announced Satur from a study of transport conditions abroad. Johnson attended ths fourth Hampshire to begin the construction day that they are making satisfactory Create ot Noted People, Governmewta work immediately, and judging from i'rogreea Reported to Presiden! in Es progress in the preparation of the session of the International road con tablishing New Intermediate Hampshire's record, that means just and Pacific Nortliweot. and Other case involving the construction of ap gress at Sevllls, where some 000 of ths leading highway officials of the as soon as he can get equipment on proximately ISO miles ot new railroad globe gathered to exchange Inform« Credit Institution*. Tkings Worth Knowing. the groand, as he is a fast worker In east.-rn and central Dragon. tlon and views. Southern Pacific officials settled "The dominant nets at Seville,” he Salem. More advertising is the the Kirk-Crescent contract late Mon said, "was a general recognition that Washington, D. C. — Congressional need of Oregon it Its fruit industry is motor transport Is on a permanent Nine numbers of one family died day and the officials Immediately ad action to aid the farmers does not to succeed, according to a decision basis abroad as wall as in the United Tuesday from eating what they vised Klamath Falls of the action. In our Fancy aooda Sectlon*-Plaln snd Novslty Georgettes, Silk All- thought were mushrooms. Death* The compensation for the contract seem expedient. President Coolidge reached by officials ot the Northwest State* and with this in mind, discus declared in a letter to Senator Good Packers' association, at a meeting sion centered on ways and uieaua of L. ci thia CBUeo In Berlin within the was not announced. over Lacoo, Metaline Cloth, Ombre Georgettes, Silk Deml Flouncing*. In making the award, the long giving Its use ths broadest possible last 21 hours total IS. • te. All first-quality fabrics at prices surprisingly low. Wo Invito Ing. republican. Idaho, made public held here Saturday. economic application. dreamed-of and much-delayed pro- your Immediate Inspection and «election while tho aeeortment Io at Pendleton. — Fred D. Entermiller, "Among ths resolutions passed wsrs The present run of humpback salm p.wed line between Eugene and Saturday. Its boat. Senator Gooding, a member of the Poland China bog brooder ot Baker, those calling for governmental aid fur on in waters near Everett, Wash, is Klamath Falls begins to take material senate agricultural bloc, bad tele has been engaged to judge in the ho* moturbua lines In communities and form. For years there has been talk exceeding all records since 1913 and graphed the president urging him to division of the Hermiston dairy and countries whers Inadequate facilities •MWMNMMMBMMeoooooooooooooooooaooooooooseese canneries running to capacity are be j of such a line. The Southern Pacific j call an extra session of congress to hog show, according to George now exist; ths need for uulfortu traf long ago set aside some *15,OOt),OiH) ing forced to reject fish. fic rules snd regulations; for progres to build, but one interference after aid the farmers, and to consider the Strohm. president of the show asso- sive studies Into city snd rural plan OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOUOaOOOOOOOOOO lessen Peak was in eruption for another caused delay. The recent de eosl situation. Concerning the latter, elation. ning In order to allay congestion and I more than an hour Monday. The cision with respect to the Central the president took occasion to point Salem- Linn B. Jones, representa for centralized authority in dealing smoke cloud lingered in the sky long Pacific under the ruling of the Inter out that congress had already created live in the legislature from Clackamas with highway problems after the eruption ceased, and was state Commerce commission, however, the United States coal commission county, was arrested here Sunday "Other sections dealt with the physi noted as far south as Chico. 55 miles has cleared the way for the Southern to deal with the fuel question, but his uight for driving his car on the wrong cal side of highway construetlon and distant. Observers said that it was Pacific to act. Six months ago, when answer on this phase of the telegram side ot the street, and not having design. Including methods of relocat the biggest eruption ot the peak this the Central Pacific matter was still was indefinite and not final. proper lights. Mr. Jones posted *10 ing and widening highway* types of A superb tollst necasalty. In four shades—Natural, Pink, Brunstte The president's letter to Senator bail to insure his appearance In court maintenance and other engineering year. in doubt, it was believed that if a problem* “ Gooding, dated August 14. follows: and Wh Ito. High-Brown Face Powder has earned Its place In ths here. Three shots were fired at M. Itaska- favorable ruling was handed down the In his survey of ezistlng transport "Your telegram relative to the agri Eugene-Klamath Falls line could not ssteom of the most discrimínate and sksptical usare of tollst artlclse Salem.—Reports received at the of conditions in Europe. Mr. Johnson loff, the Bulgarian ambassador, at well start inside ot a few years. cultural and coal situations has been found thst questions of tl nance, co fice of the executive department in by Ita own dlstlnctlvs msrlt and ths computa satisfaction ta be de- noon Monday and he died a short time Events have moved quickly, however, . received The congress has already ordination of motor with other forms later on the operating table. His as and culminated in awarding the first had before it the coal problem and dicate that the county tax conserva rlved from Ita usa. of transport, snd that of handling traf has authorized the investigation and tion commissions, created under a law fic In congested areas are ths sub sailaat. At anas Nikoloff. a 26-year-old contract. enacted at the last session ot the Bulgarian, was arrested. When completed, the Eugene- report of the commission, which has legislature, are organizing and will be jots uppermost tn the winds of goo Manufactured only by The Panama canal is operating at Klamath Falls line will be used, pre been and now is. actively engaged in ready to function within the next few eminent officials such big profit that it has paid for sumably, by the Shasta and other fast this work and in mediation between weeks. itself many times over, said Colonel trains, as the heavy grades of the the disagreeing elements in the an THE OVERTON-HYGIENIC MFG. Motor Driver’s Part in thracite fields. Sheridan.—D. C. Kirby, lumber mill COMPANY Jay J. Morrow, governor-general of Siskiyous will be avoided. "As you know, the congress has operator of the Gooseneck valley, has Maintaining Good Roads John Hampshire is a well known the canal zone, who arrived on the Drivers can do almost us much for CHICAGO Santa Ana Tuesday. He will confer contractor. He has built some of the been engaged during the past two taken a lease on au industrial site In most difficult grading job* in the years, often times in accordance with Sheridan with track frontage with the maintenance of good roads ss high with officials at Washington. Oregon state highway system and your own suggestion, in the passage the intention ot erecting a planing way engtneer* Did you ever notice Any discussion in the public press now has several road jobs under way. of legislation for the relief ot agri mill. He is now engaged in hauling in going up a hill, particularly one ot a policy looking to the abolition culture. It was one ot the first acts lumber from the mill and piling it in paved with asphaltic concrete, that MR*. E. O. CANNADY the surface on the right-hand aide of of war will be welcomed by President ot President Harding and one ot his readiness for operations. To Ask Income Tax Cut. the roed Is wavy and rough, while that Coolidge, it was said Tuesday at the last thoughts. I share with you a 402 Buchanan Bldg., Portland, Ore Redmond. - - The Deschutes county on the left-hand aide la smooth? The Washington, D. C.—Revision of in great solicitude tor this important in White House* in connection with the Pacific Coast Distributor recent publication of a letter 4>y Pres come taxes downward all the way 1 terest and a great sympathy for any fair will open October 11. Entries for reason is this: The extra traction re quired to climb the hill wears and ident Harding suggesting such a dis fr om the smallest taxable incomes to part ot it which may be, temporarily the stock exhibit are coming In dally. tears the surface, while there is little the biggest will be proposed to con I trust, in any distress. It is my One ot the features will be the cen cussion. or no traction down bill. gress at the December session by earnest desire to afford every possible tral Oregon potatoes. Tho county fair Another thing, the right-hand track Undivided allegiance to the consti Representative Martin Madden, re- I relief and listen to every possible is the outgrowth ot what was formerly of the road in either direction Is tho tution and unhesitating obedience to publican, Illinois, who is slated to suggestion. The most experienced the central Oregon potato show, which one which is worn timet. This Is be legislative action were urged upon the continue as chairman ot the house legislators with whom I have consult was entirely an exhibition ot potatoes. cause the arched surface of the road FRED JORG. Prop. Broadway 1211 pres* of the nation by President Cool committee on appropriations. ed have not yet been able to offer Hood River.—Unless the canned throne the greater weight and strain idge in a letter to A. G. Newmyer, Following a conference he had with any plan for legislative action which pear marM^t <af Europe Improves and on the right-hand aide of the vehicle president of the Southern Newspaper and consequently the right-hand side Secretary of the Treasury Mellon seems to be practicable. the domesfle market for canned pears Publishers’ association, made public Munday. Mr. Madden said that his of the roadway. Truck builders and "Our department of agriculture Is becomes better, the Hood River can Wednesday. study of the question had convinced digesting every plan that Is offered nery. which has just completed a busy wagon makers have even adjuste«! their axles and springs so as to with FRESH AND SALT MEATS A promise of legal protection for him that immediate reduction of taxes for relief in the hope that some meth season with berries and cherries, will stand the greater strain on the right- the American public against dishonest is feasible in view of the economies od of procedure may be found which pack no pears this year, according to hnnd side of the vehicle. business was made Wednesday by in the cost of government already Also a Full Line of Staple Groceries would afford a helpful remedy. 1 I. R. Acheson, sales manager ot the Drivers can prevent wear to the sur Assistant Attorney-General Seymour, achieved and prospective further re faces of the roads and even Improve can assure you that no effort la being plant. in charge of anti-trust prosecutions of trenchment. He asserted that there j Phone Orders Delivered Promptly 295 16th Street, North spared in this direction, but up to Salem.—There were two fatalities their condition, if. Instead of driving the department of justice, in address is no good reason that this reduction the present time congressional action in Oregon due to industrial accidents In one track or on the edge of the ing the National Association of Attor should not be accomplished by the road, they will drive over the middle OOOQQO00000000000000400000000000000000000000000000 has not seemed expedient.” during the week ended August 23, an«l other less us««l parte of the road ney-Generals. new congress at its initial session. Discussion of the agricultural situ according to a report prepared here when traffic permit* The one thing A fire, apparently of incendiary ation was taken up Satur«lay by Pres by the state Industrial accident com I that Is fatal above all tilings to road Gunmen Shoot at Foster. origin and starting about 4 o’clock ident Coolidge and members of the mission. The victims were: T. S. surface«, whether flirt or paved, ts Tuesday morning, completely destroy Chicago. — Two thousand persona farm loan board at the White House, Thornston, logger of Silverton, and driving tn tracks, which subjects one ed the Columbia Planing Mill com stampeded for the doors at a meeting when the president was informed that Edward Fuller, logger of Klamath sitiali part of the road surface to all pany’s plant at Astoria, Or., as well of garment workers here Monday the law by which the board was cre Falls. tlie traffic and damage that the whole as a machine shop belonging to the night when three gunmen suddenly ated is operating satisfactorily. Prog roa<! accommodate* Salem.—The Harney county schools Traffic should tie evenly distributed Wilson Shipbuilding company, and burst into the meeting hall from a ress was reported to the president MW KOI/ S££ A boast of an attendance record of 98 over the entire surface of the road, their contents. side door, fired three shots at William regarding the establishment of the per cent during the past year, which anil a little thoughtfulness an«! care In Bread made at municipal bakeries Z. Foster, head of the Trades Union 12 new intermediate credit banks set is the highest of any county In the this respect on the part of tlie drivers in Omaha soon may be on sale at fire Educational league, who was speaking up throughout the country. An op state. This was set out in the annual will do much to add to tlie perma 370 to 375 Union Ave. North bouses by city firemen. Mayor Dahl- from the platform, and fled down a timistic outlook was given the presi report of the Harney county school nence and excellence of our roadway* dent by the board members, who told man announced Monday appointment I fire escape. superintendent, filed with the super WEST SIDE OFFICE Women screamed and rushed for him there would be no difficulty in of City Commissioner Hopkins, Dean intendent of public instruction here Many States Repairing I the exits. Only the quick work of providing adequate credits for the 202 Broadway, near Taylor Noyes and himself as a committee to Saturday. inquire into the advisability of mu doormen and Foster, who kept talking marketing of crops by use of the Concrete With Asphalt Salem. — William Fry. nine-year-old to quiet the excited women, prevented banks. nicipally owned bakeries. Highway engineers in various parts son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar E. Fry. of the country are finding It advis a «rush down the narrow stairways Ono white robed klansman was to the street, two floors below. who live In Polk county, three miles White» Fire on Negroes. able in a greater degree to repair con "By keeping your wardrobe spick anil span you'll save much klll«-d, another man seriously wounded west of SaleAi. was killed Saturday crete roads with asphaltic material* in this year’s clothing expense. Have winter garments Savannah, Ga. — A number of white and an undetermined number of other Anchorage, Alaska. — Discovery of men in three automobiles drove when he was struck by a hay fork This Is true particularly In Maryland, cleaned before storing.” persons hurt during hours of rioting New York, California, New Jersey, placer gold, reported to run as high through East Savannah, a negro set under which he was playing with bls precipitated by an attempt of Ku 15-year-old brother. The body was Wisconsin, Illinois, Missouri, North as *1 gold to the pan, on the Toklat tlement, firing into houses early Mon Flux klausmen to parade through the brought to Salem and turned over to Carolina. Oklahoma, Michigan, Ohio, Kansas, Iowa, Colorado, Texas and village of Carnegie, a suburb of T.tts- river, 60 miles from the Alaska rail day morning. One negro was report the coroner. I Canada. burg. Sunday night after a spectacular -■•ad. was the signal for a general ed dead and one seriously wounded. 'N Vale. — Governors, United States stampede from Nenana, Healy and More than 100 shots were fired from Concrete roads are prone to develop demonstration on a nearby hill. hither interior points, according to ad- three automobiles into the houses ot senators and representatives from longitudinal and transverse cracks. John C, Skinner, ex- .¡lien chief vices received here. The find was the negroes. County policemen, who three states and men of prominence Everywhere these cracks are being of the sales department r.f the surplus ' made by Indians. The Toklat river were rushed to East Savannah, have in public and private affairs through filled with asphalt. Maryland has supply division of the ray quart- r- I empties into the Nenana river. The been able to learn that the men in out the northwest, as well as officials been resurfacing some of Its concrete mar f-r general'r office, who, with ¡route followed by the stampeders the cars were white men. of the federal reclamation service, roads laid in 1913 un«l 1914 by means four others, was indicted August 23 leads through Mount McKinley na- will participate in making the annual of asphalt. Among tliesa Is a two mile stretch of the Baltimore-Wash for alleged frauds against the govern Itiunal park. convention of the Oregon Irrigation ington boulevard near the Baltimore Salary Will Be Given. ment in connection with the sale of congress, which will be held In Vale, | city limits that was built In 1913 of "The Laundry With a Purpose”' Washington. D. C.—Mrs. Florence surplus supplies, Tuesday pleaded not Dayton, O.—With a new type of Kling Harding, according to immem October 3-5, an affair of more than cement concrete and resurfaced with guilty and was released on $5000 bail. Pjompt If you’re asphalt In 1919. The road from Balti photographic airplane, known as a orial custom, will receive the salary usual interest. Efficient particular more to Camp Meade, built In 1914 It is officially announced from DH-4, B, Lieutenants A. W. Stevens, that would have gone to President Salem.—Lincoln county, through G. Reliable call East 0092 Rome that the entire Italian mission chief of the McCook field aerial pho Harding had he lived for the remain B. McCluskey, district attorney, has Of compressed concrete, was resur- assigned to the work of establishing tography section, and John A. Mac- der of his salary year, which, includ filed with the Oregon public service : faced with asphalt also in 1910. In the Albanian-Greek frontiers has been Ready are en route to San Diego, Cal., ing back salary which Mr. Harding commission a protest against the pro Baltimore It haa been found necessary massacred by Greeks. A semi-official over which city on September 10 they had not drawn, will amount to more posal of the Pacific Spruce Northern to give some concrete a flush coat of bituminous material covered with note says that the Italian government will attempt to photograph the eclipse than *65,000. In addition Mrs. Hard Railroad con. pany to establish its gravel. already has taken the s* vere measures of the sua. The photograph is to be ing may receive from congress a tracks across a number ot county that the extraordinary gravity of the taken at an altitude of 20,000 feet and *5000 annuity and the franking priv roads. The protest sets out that the MORTICIANS Japan Getting Busy in situation warrants. Intense excite- must be accomplished within one min ileges for life. crossings are not necessary and it Montgomery at Fifth •nent has been created h< re ever the ute. as that is all the time the shadow Construction of Roads allowed will prove a menace to the Phorm Day or Night incident. Commodore Perry could toll Japan traveling public. will be visible. Glider Record Broken. Main 4322 little concerning western methods If Because a stomach pump was used Salem.—State penitentiary officials be visited the mlkudo's court today. Berlin.—The world’s glider record, to extract morphine he had swallowed Japanese Cabinet Quits. hitherto held by France, was captured have completed negotiations for the The oriental empire rupldly line been ■X when government agents arrested him Toklo.—Viscount Yasuya Uchida in Saturday afternoon by Herr Martens, purchase ot a carload ot pedigreed adopting American Industrial prac i as an alleged drug peddler. George stalled Saturday as acting premier to German pioneer glider and aviator, flax fibre seed from Ontario, Canada. tices. and Is now launched on a period OUR WAY THE REGAL . Bennett of San Francisco Wednesday succeed Premier Kato who died Fri when he floated 12 kilometers in the The seed is guaranteed by the Cana of road building which promises In Is Steam Cleaning or Quality Cleaning filed In federal court a petition for a day, Sunday presented the resigna Rhine gliding contest. This exceeds dian government. The state makes tensive economic development of the French Dry Cleaning ( writ of habeas corpus. Bennett as tions of members of the Kato cabinet the world's record, held by Captain the purchase for the farmers who are nonurban sections. Praaalng and Dyeing serts he is detained illegally, since to Crown Prince Hfrchlto, regent. The Maneyrol, by one kilometer. Herr to use It, and the purchase Is at their By Muy, 1924, there will tie a liard- Not morely sponging he was “forced to give evidence regent requested Uchida to continue Martens mounted from the Rhine expense. The cost is *3.75 a bushel eurfaced road between Tokyo and Yoko and placing a hot Iron There la a difference ■toln t himself in vi-.lai.on of hi* hama. in office until bls successor is chosen. field, soaring to the Fulda-Gersheim f. o. b. Ontario, plus *1.68 a 100 up and In this way between our way of constitutional rights.” pounds freight charges. It is expected that it will be some railway line. work the dirt Into the doing work and our To Eliminate Death Toll. ) Omaha Wednesday started its fight days before the ger ro (elder states garment In this way Salem.—To the bankers of Oregon Imitators. Our cus To eliminate the frightful toll of Train Goes Into Ditch. •gainst typhoid fever and other dls- men, advisers to the crown) will much harm Is done In- will fall the honor of providing spe deaths, the state of Pennsylvania and tomers’ clothes always Ifosos which scientists say menace the reach a decision regarding the new stead of making the Chariton, la.—A westbound mail cial prizes and entertainment for the the railroads propose to mark the ap look new and have a eity following its week without water. premier. garment look like new. train on the Chicago, Burlington A sweepstake winners in the boys' and proach of all grade crossings with Il more aristocratic look. Khe breakdown of tho water system Quincy railroad plunged into the ditch girls’ industrial club competition at luminated flush signa N automatically We care for and store your suit while you are out of the city Tomb I* to Be Fenced. H*SS a tr«-meSdoes inconvenience, but at Russell, near here, early Saturday the state fair this year. Two years showing red light day and night. Tfo specialists say the city is now Washington. D. C.—The tomb of when one of the trucks of the coal ago this honor was accorded the man Average Coot of Road. tr.-atened with a calamity in the the unknown soldier in Arlington, tender was derailed and tore up • ufacturers of the slate, while last The average cost per mils for 127 North Sixth Street, Bet. Gllsan and Hoyt (with the Orange Front) mi of •-pidenii.s of typhoid, dysen- which has been visited by many thou section ot track. The entire train, year J. D. Farrell, assistant general road construction In the United Mates, tT and other germ diseases due to sands sines It was erected in 1*21, with the exception of the rear mall manager of the Union Pacific railroad according to statistics from the bu Phono Broadway 1399 o impurities carried by the water is to be inclosed in an iron fenoe to car, left the rails. None of the train linos and other transportation offi rean of public roads, since 1918 had Satisfaction or No Pay Mall Orders Solicited Item Inst week. prevent defacement. cials, acted as hosts to them. been *18,875, not including the cost crew or mail clerks was injured. COMPILED FOR YOU The House of Quality SENATOR ANSWERED Suits and High-Brown Face Powder People’s Market 0 Broadway Dye and spot Cleaning Works Portland Laundry Comp’y J. P. FINLEY & SON Regal Cleaners, Tailors and Hatters Of right of way or of bridgea.
