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THE ROADS TO HAVE Government OF C I M I WEEK MARKERS Adopt« Standard Plan State«. “= Washington. D. C.—Only the sight less will hr unable to read the new I system of standard stuns which mem- ADVOCATE N E W S \ \ 14 DIE; 2 INJURED : STATE IN BRIEF. IN DIRIGIBLE FALL 3riev Reswpe Most Important b e « of the j. mt b . m on interstate Shenandoah Airship Breaks Up highways. Including R. A. Klein, chief highway engineer of Oregon, bare In Ohio Storm. Dally htews Items An Advance Showing of vy' M il Medford. The southern Oregon Old er Girls' conferirne* at Its dosing ses sion Sunday afternoon selected Coos M A TU R IN G PULLET bay for neat year's conference meet In*. BEFORE SHE L A Y S One of thè hest discussioni of ■ Medford. - Five automobile wrecks, agreed upon for use on the newly good mettimi of fliilahlng pullets conici caused by skidding on wet payements, designated I'ntted States highways of occurred Sunday and Monday In Mid from tho pen et Mrs. George IL Shoup all states. Eren a person who can of tft« Western Washington experl- '- I r e - " ' will understand the meaning I I F N ment station, whlrh la sa followa: U V im r I t - t U I-U II v w !of Ih0## in,Mealing danger by th e , ^ W W 1 “ 1 the principals suffared no aertoua In- To put on body grim i li, glve • low jury. It ralntd moat of the two days. open hopper of cruckeil yellow rorn I shape and color. Of the two general classes of road Hood River.- Kara i s have reached or yellow corumeaL Kiwp It full all Eventa ai Noted People, Government* signs, the "danger and caution“ group 26 on Nose Section Go on I’ p After thè lime. Fi-C.l a full breakfast of Hood River am) city residents and op sprouted nati or aerateli, ualng so w ill consist of signs of four different Companions Tumble to Heath. and Pacific Northwest, and Other rhanltsts nppcuhd recently to the umeb that a little graia la tu thè lltter degrees of danger. These will have Flyer Was Pride o f Navy. Things Worth hnowfcl* Hood River experiment station for In at thè next foed. At hri>nkfn»t tinte a yellow background with black let- er ahorly after glve aour milk, or a structions for fighting the pest. _____ ters and symbols. The other group ailhatltute, ualng four to alx qunrta to will include the standani route mark- Salem Classes for the In stru ction thè __ ________ liundreil ______ blrila. __________ At 11 a. tu. ______ agalli Advices received in Win I peg. Man . ,,r (n t),e form of a United States ( aldwell. O. Fourteen of the crew : ()f plumbers' apprentices, under the f e d scratch grain and alao give a fair- stated that Professor W. R. Cutler.' shio|d_ and directional and informa- o f the Shenandoah, giant dirigible, | .llrectIon of local plumbers' unions In sited amount of greeu feed. At 2 p. heading a scientific exploration party I nonal signs. All signs of this group were killed and two others were aer- various parts of the state, will lie or- m. another final of grain and at 8 or 0 in Africa, died Thursday from malaria I wiIi j,ave a w hite background with p. tu.. u last feed of gruln and also lously injured early Thursday when « nll‘'d »oon- * «w d ln g to announce- fever. black letters. j ment made by Theodore Barr, presi- all the green» they cun eat. A good of — tho United States nary Princo George, fourth son o f the The standard railroad crossing sign the — pride »...... ~ --------------- — — ' .lent of the Oregou State Plumbers' growing imiHh should he before them In hoppers, giving oue quarter ns much king of England, who Is at present will be round. 24 inches in diameter., cracked during a severe storm on its «^oclallofi. uissh ns gruln by weight. This pro serving as a midshipman In the Brit- and will bear the well understood rail- western cruise from its I.akehurst. N. gram says: “ Won't you out n little?" Marshfteld.—J. C. Hodden. In charge ish Asiatic fleet, is expected to pay j road cross with the letters "R. R." in J.. airport. over and over, and at ulght you will of a forest tire station h>okout. wound have tho satisfaction of having these an unofficial visit to Tokio this month. ! Mack la the upper quadrants on the Among the dead is Ldeatenant-Com- Immigrants to Palestine must o b -1 yellow background. j ” - . j ed by accidental discharge o f his own young ladles going to hod with crops tain from Jerusalem permits to enter At points of sufficient danger to n an. er .a. arv „an» owne. cap a n on a lonely trail, had to crawl only partly filled. As long ss this is the holy land. This order has been require a complete stop the sign w ill, of the ship. . i four Blj|es on his knee Urn telephone. continued you know these birds are growing bodies, not combs, and you After issued by the Palestine government be' « W j *■ S*e lt o Ì b lc k ! ™ ‘ ” battling the elements for ‘u‘ ser- - A shland.-A solid carload of black may he surprised to And that lu four in accord with the new American ordì- sue. and will bear on the yillow hack- , , h the. huge aircraft suddenly K .,rrl>w aisnatrh. i from the local nance 6™«nd the word "stop“ in large black ............ ’ ............................................. ... ^ H e s was dtapatotod from the local week«' time these- same youngsters will nane«. shot upwanl to an altitude of approxi cannery this week to an Ohio whole- have gained nnywhere from tfirv*- Because he slept while his campfire letters At curves, narrow bridges, steep nthtely 7500 feet from a 3000-foot lerel. saler. It contained 80 tons. Because fourtlis to one and one-quarter pounds grew from a small blaze Into a fo re st I ^ ^ w h w , he de. where , he dirigible buckled amidships.1»» -o*rolty In berry pickers tho can each, without having come Into luy- fire. B. J. Sullivan was nery company was forced to let tons lng. When maturity (full body growth) Ore. Jai. Friday morning “w i t h a Z « " • of danger is sufficient to call fo r ‘ Th# pressure and twisting was so ™ ^ " * " *0,M of lorries go to was'.- in the Apple- lias lieen reached, you onn put on th# laying progmm and feel that one more of *50 and *1« 50 costs imposed on him lhe exercise of a considerable degree lhat broke the shlp ,n three- , section . , T „rr«r of caution. but not a complete stop. . l Ba,< point In poultry management bus been by Justice of the Peace Turner. . sections. a diamond shaped yellow sign will be Madras.—Investigation of the extent put under definite control. The control cabin, swung beneath The proposed flight of the naval orected wjth the character of the dan A number of such details as this of Saturday's hail storm by a repre- plane P B 1 from San Francisco to Rer described in black letters and the fore sect Ion of the ship proper. s„ nUtlTO of , h„ han insurance con - used liy oue anil neglected by another Hawaii will be called off entirely. Sec- SJ.mbols. This sign will be 24 inches broke away and crashed to the ground puny revealed that th- storm wa* con makes the dlffereuee uf steady, or spasmodic, egg production during the rotary Wilbur announced late Thurs- IIQ each s;de front an altitude of several thousand fined to approximati ly 800 acres of following year, lu short. It tieltui to day. until some definite reasons in the At points of lesser or occasional feet. It carried most of the crew who standing wheat, causing an SO per tngke one a poultrytnun who makes future show it to be desirable. danger the 24-inch square yellow sign I cent loss, which was estimated at 12.- his chickens keep him and not one ''*• bushels, who Just keeps chickens. Successful use of radium in the wQl be used and the necessity for caution will be explained in black let- Released from the control cabin, the ; treatment of leprosy was report i. Frt- ters ¡n a <sinKie word, such as "school," j foresection, measuring about 150 feet, j Vernonla.— Mrs. Charles White is Cholera and Linibemeck day by Doctors M. H. Neil and R. P. - -hospital," “ church," etc. and bearing seven survivors, free-bal- champion deer catch--r on the roast. Cause of Poultry Loss Sandidge of the leper receiving hos- The standard shield adopted as the : looned for morfc than an hour and Saturday, with her bare hands and Cholern and lltnbemeck are two pital at Honolulu, in their annual re- marker -«rill be 16 inches ver-1 finally was landed near Sharon. 12j within the city limits of Vernonla. in port to the territorial board of health'. ,¡,all.v from tip to tip. At the top it miles from where the control cabin 1 regular western bull logging fashion, j discuses tlmt utta.-k the p..ultry (locks and cuttse the loss of a number of Railroad legislation was placed on will bear in black letters on the white crashed, near Ava. , she grabbed a deer by the head, throw birds each year, says I>. II. Hall, ex the administration calendar for the background the name of the state in The main section, carrying 22 sur- ing It and holding It until help came tension poultry sjai-lulUt at Clemsoa next congressional session by Presi- which it is erected, and bellow in the vivors. landed with a crash which sent ind tied it for her. college, who suggests below methods dent Coolidge after a con ferece with section of the shield in which the red several of them diving through the c r a n d e -T h e O W R & N com of treatment for these troulles. Senator Watson, republican. Indiana, and white stripes ordinarily arpear, outer covering to the ground. A middle " j . annroximateiv 1100 - Uhoiera Is one of the worst dis . . . • !_ c ____ ! ««.ill V ia s V ici inittala “ T* C " o tw I thii soTtinn t\f ar»mo 1f» nr 9A fnnf «fa111 PfI • ’ ® * ' eases thut Is known In the |>ou!try ___ _ _______________ _ _____ ___ .... ..... 000 in re-laying rails on its Iai Grandt" business. It attacks the fowls very route number in large numerals. down in pieces over the countryside. ■ committee ’’ " ' suddenly, and as a rule a poultry- Yellow is the color chosen for dan Looting of parts of the main section ’r|'n’ n® ' ' ir a The sionist action committee elect- and caution on the new highway of the Shenandoah, near Ava. became j P* un* r-t * w ri p acei y man loses from one-third to one-hnlf ed by the Zionist congress last Sunday system throughout the United States so highhanded that Jerome William-j 90 p®un< r:i * °*’ * s,an< ** ° nl>" Ids flock before he can do anything. ,, , ■ __* _ proximately 10 miles, made necessary The I>e«t treatment Is to prevent the has been formally organized. Dr. Leo Whenever the motorist sees yellow- he son. commander of the American Le- ^ |ncrea(M? ,n ^ ,ht spread of the disease rather than to Motzkin was elected president and: will know there is some degree of ] gion post at Caldwell, on guard duty.; 1 treat the sick birds. Spruy the house Rabbi Stephen S. Wise of New York, danger ahead. The white signs will fired two shots at a man seeking to Baker.—G. C. Tuck- r was In a crlti- with a 10 per cent solution of some vice chairman of the committee. him him information and guidance, escape with a 50-foot strip of the cell caj condition In a loc i! hospital Mon- disinfectant, and burn or bury all of |but will not call for caution. ¡silk. ¡day and Dave Arthur, prominent Bak- the droppings and dead fowls In deep The Giornale d’Italia In Rome Fri A committee of the board which re- The looter was released after he | Pr county mining man. was In the holes. Feed wet mash in troughs so day. published a report that King cently designed the new system of in- hafi returned the silk. | county Jail as the r-sult of a fight at as to prevent spreading through dry Boris of Bulgaria was gravely ill from terstate highways is now working on Those aboard the nose section had ! tbe Mother Lode copper mine, in mash hoppers. Keep the water foun the effects of poison and that special a numbering scheme and it is expect- a wild and thrilling ride before they wh(cj, Tuiker was stabbed In the left tains clean and use permanganate - f ists had been rushed to Varna to at- ed that maps of the routes selected landed 12 miles from the place where i sld,. nml arm w|tb a miaer-s lamp, potash as un antiseptic In the drink- ¡ Ing water. tend him. The source of the report ^ the Eumb<,r8 indicated wlll , * •„,* cabin compartment crashed. Sev- \ K Llmberneck Is a disease resulting " ! ! . n< t Sta‘ , r eee vr available in a reasonably short time. oral of the officers had Just left the Salenr—Stockholders of the ^ 8 ° " J from of tll0 fowl caused by The combined ages of George M. ------------------------------ control cabin and were climbing u p ! Linen Mills, which was incorporated | f,iA .lln it nf> (larton u u u iiu l n lm a l flivull feeding on decomposed u animal flesh. Anderson and Mrs. Minerva M. Thom- Chicago Auditor Held. , the ladder into the cat walk of the here recently with capital stock of This disease Is characterized by a as. both of Milwaukie. Or., who obtain- shiD Drotter when the cabin broke ' $640.000. will meet in Salem Septem- paralyzed condition of the body. Tho ed a marriage license In Vancouver, | "utte. Mnnt.-William Dlener. city »«»per i ^ wheB a w d of dIreotors will neck becomes timber and the head Wash.. Thursday, totaled 113 years, auditor of Chicago, was arrested here Suspended In mid-air and hanging to | he elected. Each share of common cannot he held erect. In treating ibis The bridegroom was 71, one years Saturday at the request of Superin- a girder, they crawled or were pulled i stock will be entltl<>d to one vote. Fre- disease give each bird two teaspoon younger than the bride. ; tendent of Police Collins o f Chicago. to places of comparative safety. ferred stock will have no voting pow fuls of castor oil with a few drops of who informed Butte officers that Dien- turpentine, and And the cause of the The United States army signal corps One not so fortunate, F. J. Mc er. j er is wanted In the Illinois city for disease und remove It Bury or burn Carthy, chief rigger, was swept from amateur radio station a t'F o r t Mc Salem.—Thomas Laird of La Center, all dead fowls. I embezzlement and conversion of pub his perilous perch In the forward end Kinley at Manila. P. I. Thursday night Wash., left his automobile standing lic funds. Diener was traveling west of the nose to the ground when the announced the successful holding of a near the Pacific highway north of Five Excellent Reasons by automobile. He was searched at motorless craft struck a tree. He was short radio conversation with the Salem Sunday night while he walked the city jail. Officers found only $130 for Standard Bred Hens headquarters of the Rice expedition in taken to a Marietta hospital In a ser- to a hop yard In quest of employment. in travelers checks and a small interior Brazil. The station was 13,- j ious condition. Here are Are reasons for keeping When he returned a short time later amount of change. 000 miles distant. standard bred poultry; With three men forward and three he found that the machine was miss More uniform In size, type and color. i aft in the nose of the craft it was Five hundred families In South El ing. It carried Washington license More attractive In npp^ftrnncc and ap Glacial Mud Perplexes- maneuvered to a safe altitude after Paso, Tex., and three suburban addi No. 3376. San Francisco. Cal.—Means of stop- peal» more strongly to purcliuxers of tions are homeless in the worst flood , ping the flow of glacial mud from ! bru.-hing trees and at least one farm j stock and eggs. j Roseburg. — The Riddle clan, de- experienced here since 1S97. Damage Mount Shasta w, „ ^ di8CBgsed nPIt house. Offer a greater combination of prac Lieutenant-Commander C. E. Rosen• srondantg of william H. and Maxa- tical and useful qualities suitable to is estimated at $41*0.000. Water is w k af a ot the California dahl and Lieutenant J. B. Anderson mi„|a Rldd)fii m„ t Sunday in their the needs of the farmer and poultry racing through streets ln lower E l; ,iebrls commission here. Paso as a result of a canal break Thp meUing of ^ g,acier ha3 caus. directed the release of the helium gas gIxth annual r,.un|OB ln the cedar Weeper. ........ .................... of RMd|*. The The products of standard bred fowls which occurred late Ust night. L „ a Oow of slime down Mud creek to *nd gasoline in such a way that t b « jgror)} n,.ar Mrs. Zachary Lansdowne widow o ' the town of McCloud where the mud r‘ J" 1 ' *■ • jJ - BeTer-I)r injuring Hturdy pioneer couple crossed the are more uniform In quality, are In any aboard. plains in 1851 from Springfield, III., greater demand, and bring better the commander of the Shenandoah, had deposited in a cone from which j being the first settlers In what Is notp prices. said at her home in Lakewood, N. J. it flows over surrounding farm lands. I Standard bred poultry menus great Ship Board May Lose Member. the Riddle valley. Thursday night that her husband had er success and better profits. Six Killed by Train. Washington, D. C.—A reduction of long felt a premonition that the flight Eugene.—J. N. St- phens of Coos bay over the middle west would end dia- Rives Tenn.--Claude E. Warren, a ,he membership of the United States received the contract from the Lane Average Production of astrously and had used every honor- fanner living near Beardstown. Tenn . “hiPPin6 hoard which would preclude county court to drive the piling for Hens in Ordinary Flock able means to avoid making 1L | his wife, two children, his mother-ln- the selection of a new member from the new highway bridge to lie erected A flock of hens that averages 100 the Pacific northwest In event of the M. J. Scanlon of Minneapolis, a ; law, Mrs. J. C. Cude. and Tom Curl over the north fork of the Sluslaw eggs a year per hen Is a good flock. director of the Powell River Paper I were killed near here Sunday when an retirement of Commissioner Haney of river between Cushman and Florence. Here Is the number of eggs per hen company here, announced in Vancouv- Illinois Central passenger train struck Portland Is among the administration The piling is to be of fire-killed Port such n flock should uveriigu In each er. B. C. recently that $5.000,000 will the automobile in which they were recommendations for a revision of Orford cedar, which, it Is said. Is ex- month; government shipping policy by the o v e m b e r ............................................ S e g g s he spent immediately to enlarge the riding at a grade crossing. tre.nenly hard and will last for many N next congress, it is understood here. D e c e m b e r .................................. 10 e g g s plant, which will increase its output J a n u a r y ..................................................10 e g g s More complete separation of the years. SO per cent. The concern has been Huge Turtle Bites Man. F e b r u a r y ................................................10 e g g s turning out 75,000 ton3 cf paper an Eugene.—From 3000 to 3800 cases M a rc h .......................................................12 e g g s New Lisbon. Wis. — While fishing shipping board and the emergency A p ril .........................................................21 e g g s nually. near here Steven Haschke hooked a fleet corporation will be advocated In of fruit and vegetables are being can M ay ........................................................... 20 e g g s the presidential message at the open J u n s .......................................................... IS e g g s 22-pr,und turtle which swallowed hook, Des Moines, la., was chosen as the ing of congress, according to the re ned each day at the plant of the Eu J u ly ........................................................... 1« e g g s next meeting place of the Grand Army iim and -inker In attempting to ex 13 e g g s gene Fruit Growers' association, equal A u g u s t ...................... port. b e r ............. 7 eggs of the Republic at it» first regular tract the hook from the turtle's throat, ing three or more carloads, accord S O e c p t o t e b m e r ................................................... 4 e g g s business session In Grand Rapids, Haschke was severely bitten when the ing to J. O. Holt, manager. ' Bartlett Plane Crashes; 2 Dead. Mich. Thursday. The Iowa capital shellback clamped Its jaws over his pears, beans, beets and blackberries Best Poultry Tonics hand. It required an hour to release Napa, Cal.—Irvin O. Hunt, amateur are arriving at the plant In large had put in a strong plea for the 1926 Fresh air, sunshine and exercise aviator, and Raymond D. Asedo, a pas- quantities. The berry season Is near encampment and it is understood has his hand. are the best tonics that can be given singer, were killed Friday when the ing a close, said Mr. Holt. already pledged sufficient funds to poultry. But fresh air does not mean St. Louis. Mo. — The bullet-riddled plane piloted by Hunt crashed 1000 entertain the veterans. drafts In the houses, nor does sun Salem.—Prune picking will get un bodies of an unidentified man and feet to Willard field, near here. The The nine governments signato-y to shine call for exposure to the hoi sun's woman were found Sunday on a bed airplane had taken off from Willard der way here within tho next few rays during the summer. But the the Chinese treaty negotiated by the Washington conference of 1922 noti in a three-room clubhouse near Lake field a half hour before. Suddenly It days, according to the growers. As a houses should be so constructed that fied the Pekin government Thursday Hill, St. Louis county. The man, about was- seen to collapse and drop like a result of the hop harvest, which is fresh air will be present l>oth day and In identic notes that they stood ready 28 years old, was penetrated by five plummet, bursting into flames as It now In’ progress ln the Willamette night, and the atmosphere perilled. to appoint commissioners at an early bullets in the breast and one in the struck the ground. Asedo’s body was valley, prune growers said they prob They must, too, he so arranged that date to consider what steps, if any, hand. The woman, about 23 years old, caught in the wreckage and badly ably would encounter difficulty In ob the sunshine may reach every corner of the Interior to destroy germs thut burned. may he taken with a view to relin was shot In the chest and neck. taining sufficient pickers. Estimates may be lurking In dampness. quishment of the extra territorial priv indicated that the prune crop would Mine Building Bombed. Gotham Financier Dead. ileges which their nationals ln China not be as large as last year. Ration for Growing Pullets now enjoy. McAllcster, Okla.—The fan house of New York.—Edward R. Stettinius, Vale. — Represntative Cramton, Growing pullets should he fed the mine No. 12, owned by the Rock Is partner in the banking firm of J. P. snme mash ration na laying hens un Italians Cross Border. land Mining company, at Hartshorn Morgan & Co., died at his home in chairman of the house appropriations less particularly early hatched. For Vienna.—A detachment of 200 Ital was dynamited at 8 o'clock Sunday locu st valley early Thursday. committee. In his tour to gain Infor holding hlrda hack take out a port of ian troops, commanded by an officer, night, according to word received here The cause of death was announced mation regarding the proposed reclam the meat scraps nr tankage hut leave has crossed the frontier and camped by Sheriff Anderson. as embolism, a blood clot on the ation projects of the west arrived at mash In front of the pullets. Well- in the Austrian village of Thoerl, not Vale Monday to look over the Vale Ir grown Leghorn pullets should he Iny- brain. withstanding protest by the frontier Sixty Tongmen Arrested. The offices of J. P. Morgan & Co. rigation district. As this Is the first Ing by the time they are six months guards. The government has instruct Pittsburg. — Sixty Chinese, among were d oled except for the transaction project visited ln Oregon, Representa of nge and pullets of the heavier tive Hlnnott joined Mr. Cramton and breeds at seven months of nge. Later ed the Austrian minister in Rome to them eight alleged Imported gunmen, of urgent routine business. Mr. Btettlnius was horn in St. Louis, will remain with him during the re development than this means that were arrested in a series of police mainder of his trip through the state. something has been left out In th* raids Sunday night. Mo.. In 1865. care and management. COMPILED ROR YOU ¡ DROP 6500 FEET ,ort ""d ‘mra*du,# ^ ‘"“T *“ wWch Luxurious Fur Trimmings At \ttractively Moderate Prices I Furs are to he Dvishly used in the trimming ol Milady's (.ill .mil win ter garments and our splendid new stock them in In an abundnace of styles and wnlili-.. as well as all desirable shades. You'll li* fascinated by their their beauty and delightfully pleased with our attrai lively nmdeiste prices. Particularly important sis the*« special offerings in l-'ur Collars. —Main Floor, Fancy Goods Stction Fur Collars in Coneytf at each .... . 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