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THE M B OF CURRENT WEEK Bits of Best News Items From Everywhere. P U T I N CONCISE FORM COURT A PP ROV ES s h i p . s a l e r i p y iin im n rn Portland Group Decides to Take N o « ™ * " Appeal to Dollar Deal. ^ M U i l D I SHIR TO SENATE Washington. D. C —Chief Justice McCoy of the supreme court of the District of Columbia dealt the hopes Westerners of the Pacific northwest in the matter of the sale of the Seattle fleet to the - forts Dollar Interests a severe blow Monday by dismissing the Injunction suit “ • ■■*«* s7 “ company and other Portland and Se- attle complainants to restrain the Keep Up Ef for Measure. MAY BE COMPROMISE p M | t |0 M Adjenrwment Until STATE N E W S 1 IN BRIEF. Salem Hubert Debole. a Salem boy, has received notice of appointment to West Point, national military acad emy. according to information receiv ed here. Albany—C. C. Hall, supervisor of the Santlam national foreat. reports the road between t'aacadia and Fish lake Impassable and statea that the road will be closed until July 1 to all motorists. Q O D s NEW GOLDEN WEST CAFE In the GOLDEN W EST H OTEL r ;v S K O I.IDA Y St SMITH, Pro».» Special Sunday Dinnsrs Few motorists as they roll smooth ly over the inagiitflcent pavements now found In many parts of the coun try realise the deluded and paliMtak- lug research which preceded the lay ing of the pavement. To many, • road *• ■ road- and uo » • “ « ' wh« ' *>'• of ,urf>c* *’r ‘•” ndl tloaa, road building to them Is large ly a matter of smoothing the ground ^ |dlnf kl|ld of , hard Good Roads Hints Regular Meals Every Day OPEN A LL NIGHT WASTE IS BUGBEAR IN ROAL) BUILDING Neskowln. — Wilbur Elliot, 19-year old son of M P. Elliot of Newberg. was legislation Agreed On Re and Pacific Nortkweot. and Other drowned while bathing in the surf about 8:50 Sunday morning. The boy. ported in Effect. Thine* Worth knowing. who was considered a good swimmer, * -------- had gone In bathing with four com- panions. Ikut had such a policy been fol Four persons were killed and one " ashington, D. C.-- Friends of the . , , lowed, millions of dollars would have Injured probably fatally Sunday night Salem - The Enterprise Logging; ^ , m| „ >ul|, ry farm relief legislation Saturday turned when an automobile was struck by a ibeir eyes toward the senate as of- company haa petitioned the public today be mired In a bog of replai-e New York Central train at a road fpring , he c h w hop« for o l service commission for authority t o ! m*‘Ut, repair ami reconstruction. Be crossing in North Tonawanda, New . . . , _ , construct a logging railroad across cause of the fnralglitcdncsa of en any of the wreckage, wrought In the York. what is known as the Enterprise-Flora ,n cb“ r«* ° f r,“' d b>“ ld1“ * *«• rn.es. „ I WU*tf* h ttl tW O D ltY ffttW , These sworn statements denied that ho“ »« d«**»* of th« Haugen price . . . Warrants served in Seattle. W ash, highway in Wallowa county. | a|ld lhe pavements being laid to d ., Friday In a roundup of about 200 per the board majority ever had any In- stabilization measure, Baker.—The guarantors of the 1*26 are the best |H>s«:hle. Western senators said the house ac- sons Indicted for prohibition violations tent of permitting Dollar to transfer Road construction, ss practiced to Chautauqua met and elected K. R. Gur were mostly for operation of stills, any of the five ships Included in the tjon would not deter their efforts for day. la a highly specialized business. ney president. Mrs Ina Herman, vice- manufacture of bootleg liquor and bot Admiral Oriental fleet without first a farm relief bill at this session, and Good, permanent construction Insures obtaining permission of the board. tbat gtepa would be taken to bring president; C. K. Webster, secretary, years of earning power and the sav tie peddling. and James W. Eardley. treasurer, for They also declared that the "mistake” some order out of the present legisla ing of millions of dollars In transpor Five armed men early Sunday ob the coming year, this season's dates tatlon costs. Ivor construction means made in drafting the first contract tive chaos. tained jewelry valued at $14,700 from waste that mounts Into almost count signed by Dollar, by which he would The western senatorial group plans being June 20 to 26. Mias Virginia Poehlmann. daughter cf have been allowed to switch at least j to center efforts on shaping a bill to Myrtle Point.—Lloyd Jarvis, the vet ies. figure. Augusta Poehlmann. millionaire flor Foremost among the possible sources one vessel immediately to the round- ,-ompose wide differences of opinion eran hunter, has at hts home here a ist and ex-mayor of suburban Morton of waste Is the construction of roads the-world service at San Francisco, ,n the hope it will pass the senate and mother dog that Is nursing four baby of lower ty|>e than Justltied by trultic. Grove. Chicago. coons. The mother coon was killed Teels conducted In tiiauy parts of the was an error of subordinates, and not he approved by the house, Bad examples set by parents and acquiesced In by the board. Meanwhile In the house, friends of and In order to keep the little coons country have proved that a road adults generally are responsible for Ratification of the Dollar deal by ¡he Haugen bill conferred with repre from starving to death they were turn should he Inillt according to Its maxi the present mode of living of the youth the board means the retirement of »entatives of western farm organiza- ed over for the dog to mother. mum requirements rather than to Ita minimum. A dirt road carrying a of America, Mrs. Bertha K. Landes, Chairman O'Connor, whose term ex-1 tions in an attempt to frame a hill Roseburg. — John Hamlin. Riddle truffle o f 110 tons |>er day. In gen mayor-elect of Seattle, declared in Los pires July 1. as he could not be con- embodying some and eliminating other butcher, was brought to Roseburg Sat- erul, will pay for gravel In ten years Angeles Sunday. firmed by the senate after voting to of the price stabilixation features, urday with his face badly burned a * ! bT , h(, u r )nj( operating c « t a override the commerce committee. In in this connection. Representative the result of an explosion of an am Traffic on a dirt road exceeding 010 Charles E. Hughes, ex-secretary of his place Commissioner Teller of San Aswell. democrat, Louisiana, lntro- monia tank use in a refrigerating! tons per day or truffle on u gravel state and one time governor of New Francisco is scheduled to be chairman 1 auced a bill designed to carry out st plant. His eyes were burned and It Is road exceeding 1,430 ton* i-cr day will, York state, issued a statement Satur and is being supported for the post sential features of the Curtis-Aswell feared that he may lost bis sight. In general, pay for a concrete, brick day saying he was not a prospective by the “ big port" Interests, among bill and the Tincher credit plan. Both St. H elens.-Tax delinquencies will or «P h .lt road In fifteen »earn by the candidate for the republican guberna which are the Dollar company. these measures were before the house . „ . , , , i saving. These figure«, established by torial nomination. , ow| hlghWBy „Hnmlaalon. are to- ------------- i but were withdrawn by their authors be smaller than last year la the opln-1 ion of Burrell P Graves, chief deputy day fBkpn „ .um lard for de (before they could be voted upon. The new Polish cabinet has approv VOLCANO BLOWS UP; sheriff in charge of tax collections. terinlnlng the tyjie of surface Justified 1000 FARMERS GONE The revised Aswell bill proposed a ed the deal by which the Harriman- A total of $346,234.SO has been turned Scientific research has established Tokio.—A dispatch from Sapporo, loan fund of $140,000,000 and would Anaconda interests acquire control of over to the county treasurer and $63,- acme remarkable facts about suh- the Polish holdings of George von Hokkaido, to the Tokio Nichl Nlchi provide new machinery for the mar grsdee. Formerly It was held that all 348.43 Is ready for delivery Monday. Giesche's heirs, German mining and Tuesday reports that 1000 formers are keting of basic agricultural commodi- soils could he drainer!, no matter how Marshfield.—A. H. Powers, against missing as the result of an eruption ties. manufacturing concern. wet and unstable In (heir natural con of a long-extinct volcano In the moun- House administration leaders, how- whom a determined fight was made to dition. On the Bntos road In Spring- The battle over agricultural relief tains of Toachi province, central Hok- ever, were of the opinion that the de- prevent his renomination for port com field. III., two years were spent In In legislation will be shifted to the sen kaido. (eat of the Haugen bill, 212 to 167, missioner. pulled out with a plurality vestigating drainage. Tests firmly e# ate this week with leaders of the farm The same dispatch reports that 2000 and the defeat two years ago of the of 25 votes. The recall was beaten by tahllshed the fact that In rlay soil, groups there seeking to work out some farmers were driven to take refuge in McNary-Haugen bill, 223 to 154. placed a little more than 100 votes, and Pow little can be done to reduce the mots measure which would have a chance the hills by the overflowing of the the house on record as once and for ers. Thomas and Loggle remain In of ture content by drainage. The nastce In highway funds saved through this of approval by the house. river Kambetoo, owing to the erup- all definitely disapproving of such leg- fice. research returned taxpayers millions islation. They asserted both bills are Springfield. — Farmers in this dis of dollars. An American mining man. C. C. Bra tion. There were three explosions of the similar in principle and that the bouse trict are cutting hay earlier than for Again referring to the Bate« test, den. and a mining engineer named Gal volcano Monday, each carrying huge had demonstrated conclusively it many seasons. Open winter and spring which is (lerhnp* the most compre lagher, have been captured by Mexi iriY of rocks and lava and emus- would not pass any measure embody- weather conditions have resulted In hensive yet conducted, levts havenu.de can bandits at Laredo, Texas, and as landslides. ing an equalisation fee to be levied early maturity. Much of the cutting It |x>asthle to build a road whlrh 1* is reported to have been on basic farm commodities, held for ransom, telegrams received Is being done fh the clover fields in permanent and able to stnnd up un wiped out by a flood of water and It also was predicted by the admin- advance of the growth of the clover der any given volume of traffic If Sunday by Mrs. Braden announced properly uiulntalned. Through re- lava. 200 of the Inhabitants being bur- istration group that it was doubtful hay crop. irch the public Is now protected A bill to reimburse the state for ied. Verification of details of the if any bill proposing an equalisation Marshfield.—The Cooa Veneer & Box against building road pavements too $355,453 in fishing license fees col eruption Is extremely difficult owing fee would be permitted again to come company, now running at capacity, has light for the volume of traffic which lected by the government from fisher to the inaccessibility of the locality, to the house floor for consideration. announced the addition of a night shift will use the road und which break men using Sand island at the entrance a mountainous interior district of Hok- ------------------------------- beginning Monday. The company re down under traffic. Slmllnrly, after hnvlng determined to the Columbia river was introduced kaido, the northernmost of the four TEN LEGISLATURES ports orders coming In that will re ENACT 4100 LAWS quire work for several months and the volume of truffle, road builder* Friday by Senator Stanfield of Oregon main islands of Japan. need not build n pavement loo heavy other factories also report increases In for the traffic the road will carry. Enlistment of California deputy I Washington. D. C. — Despite that Wet Issue in Illinois demand. This saves overinvestment In road sheriffs as federal prohibition officers this is an off year in the industry Lebanon.—The strawberry as a fea pavements. Chicago -G e o rg e E. Brennan, demo- the productlon of new laws has been was ordered Saturday by Assistant ture of agricultural activities here and Secretary Andrews of the treasury un cratic national committeeman, has |?o|ng on , t a high rate Good Roads Challenge der authority granted by President sponsored a move to give voters of L^iglature* in ten states have dis- in many other parts of Linn county Coolidge to employ state, county and Illinois an opportunity to express l>OBed of more than 13 000 bliu. en. loomed so large at the recent 17th Hurd *ui faced road« eliminate Iso 1>ottU1. strawberry festival that It was prophe lation, which signifies progressive civ municipal police in dry law enforce themselyes on the prohibition question actlng 4 i 00 of them> wlth in the November election at the same ana outpu[ ye( to be recorded and the sied by growers that the present acre ilization. All the country Is rapidly ment. time that he runs for senator on a Vew Vork and Massachusetts returns age of 600 devoted to the plant will forging uhend to that much desired About 3500 persons witnessed the in goal when millions of cars and trucks wringing wet” platform. incomplete. These figures compare be doubled by next year. can negotiate (lie highways without stant death at Wilbur, Wash., of Vance Petitions to place a prohibition pro- wjth 15 w o biu„ and 3373 iawg in 3924 , Albany.— Fifty thousand pounds of Perry, a young woman said to live in posal, similar to the one to be voted the preceding off year. Last year, strawberries are being packed daily at wrecking tlielr high priced machinery and burning vast qunnlltles of valu Lewiston, Idaho, at Keller Sunday. on in New York state, on a ballot un- wben 40 legislatures were In operation the Hunt Bros, cannery in Albany, C. able fuel to force tlielr wny from She had mounted her horse for race der the provisions of the state public : 9 000 billg yieided more than 11,000 B. Spencer, plant manager, announces. place to pluee by plowing furrows at the Salmon day celebration when policy act, will be circulated immedi- new )awg The Baker Kellly and McLaughlin during rainy period«, on all our dirt the animal reared, falling back and ately, Mr Brennan announced. The Michael J. Hickey, secretary of the plant Is also making a record pack roads. The hard surfnov-d road will breaking her neck. text of the proposition is the one national industrial council, the advis this year. Most of these berries are present to each town or city through which It passes with remorseless per drawn by Elihu R oot ory committee of which is meeting being received from Lacomb and Leb The Anaconda Copper Mining com sistence, this tiltItn.if 11 m ; 'Do or die; anon acreage. here, assembled the statistics. He function or perish from the earth." If pany and W. A. Harriman & Co., bank Gas To Poison Rats credited New York with holding “ its Vale.—Plans are under way for a such there be, the builders of each ers, both American concerns, have ac Bend. Or.—Death, generated by an doubtfully pre-eminent leadership.” celebration July 3, 4 and 5. As yet city will decide lls destiny and the quired control of the Polish holdings of George von Giesche's heirs. The automobile, awaits several hundred followed in order by Rhode Island, Vlr- no other celebration jias been announc business men Its fate. negotiations which have been going sage rats near the John Atkinson res- sinla. Massachusetts, South Carolina, ed in this section of the country. Vale on since last November, were satisfac idence. Atkinson does not plan to Mississippi, New Jersey, Kentucky, business men and others have sub kill the sage rats by running them Washington, where in 1925 the session scribed $1000 which will be used In torily concluded Saturday. down. A piece of pipe, or hose, will extended into 1926, and Georgia, which putting over the jubilee. For tbe ninth Farm relief legislation received a be placed to the exhanst of the auto- had only a brief special session, successive year Mayor C. M. Robin ette will be general chairman. setback in the house Friday with the mobile, the opening of the exhaust ex- Good roads Is u matter of vastly Four Die In Island Riot defeat, 212 to 167, of the Haugen price tension will be placed in the entrance Cottage Grove.— Several new strikes more than convenience or political stabilization bill. This action cleared of a sage rat den and the machine Manila.—Two policemen and two have been reported In the Bohemia concern. • • * the calendar of all farm proposals, as will be started. A rich mixture of gas clvjllan3 were kl„ ed and „ c|Tlllan, mining district Coulter & Mattox are The best Is tlie cheapest applies to the two other bills, the Tincher credit will generate a lethal poison. said to have found a lead of free mill road construction us well us to any and two members of the Philippine plan and the Curtis-Aswell commodity ing gold ore on the overhanging wall thing else. constabulary wounded In a serious riot of the old tunnel on the Gold Leaf marketing measure, were withdrawn 40 Moros Die in Fight * * * by their authors. Good roads are making our farm Manila.—Forty Moro outlaws were Saturday night in San Fernando, 40 claim. It is about 12 inches In width, Representative Bloom, democrat, of killed and several wounded In a battle | mi!e* northwest of Manila. The riot with Indications that it will Increase lands worth more, therefore they ar« between the outlaws and the Philip- in8 was so serious that the constab- In size. Coulter & Mattox have start a good investment. New York, fainted in the lobby of the * • * ed a new tunnel. house during Saturday's session. He pine constabulary at Tugaya, Lanao ularY was called out and used bayonets A central system of highways has Salem.—Lute Savage, guard, who been established—the federal 7 per was revived quickly and motored to district. Island of Mindanao, reports 1*0 <H*Per*e the crowd. The trouble his hotel. Several representatives of which reached Manila Tuesday, started In a dance hall, where two men was shot and seriously wounded dur cent system of approximately 200,000 ing the break at the Institution on miles. who are physicians. Including Kindred One constabulary soldier was killed quarreled over a woman * * * August 12 of last year, was out of and nine were wounded. The Moros of New York, and Summers of Wash Tallow Fire Hurts 11 doors Saturday for the first time since Eighty eight motorbus rompanles ington, attended him and pronounced had been carrying on depredations throughout the country around Lake San Francisco.—Ten firemen and an the incident occurred. He was an In are operating 800 busses and covering his condition satisfactory. Lanao and terrorizing the peaceful emergency hospital steward were in- valid during the past nine months. more tbun 2,000 miles on liurd roads Senator Edwards, democrat, New inhabltants of the district. jured In a fire which destroyed the Mr. Savage probably will resume his In Illinois. * * * Jersey, denounced as a "menace” Pres Royal Tallow t Soap company's plant duties at the penitentiary within tbe Good ronds can only he secured ident Coolidge's executive order au Mrs. Coolidge Serves here Sunday. The property loss »as next few weeks. through scientific methods of construc thorizing enrollment of state and city Salem — There were four fatalities Washington, l ) . C.—Mrs. Coolidge estimated at $100,000. Most of the tion, reliable contractors und time- officials as prohibition agents. He an laid the cornerstone Monday of the firemen were injured when an explo In Oregon due to industrial accidents tested types of pavement. nounced that he would call up in the new Young Women’s Christian asso sion of a tallow vat showered them in the week ending May 20, according • • * senate this week his resolution de ciation building at Seventeenth and K with a rain of flaming tallow. The to a report issued by the state indus Some 80,000 miles on the federal old manding an Investigation of prohibi streets N. W. hospital steward was hurt while treat trial accident commission. Tbe vic system have been selected In cooper tion enforcement "In all Us phases.” Dressed in white, she applied the ing Injured firemen. The origin of the tims were Lorenzo R. Myers, Marsh ation with the states for uniform dan field, mechanic; William Cummings, ger and direction sign posting. The pulpit of Angelus temple, Los mortar and after the stone had been fire was not known. • • • Castle Rock, brakeman; M. D. Turner, Angeles, made vacant by the disap put in position declared It duly laid. Deer Island, rigger, and Charles B . 8 ugar Factory Planned The United States is to have 73,884 pearance of Aimee Semple McPher Several hundred women witnessed the miles of national rosds, selected hy the son, while bathing at Ocean Park last ceremony. Portland.—A sugar refinery costing Spears, Portland, meat packer. Tuesday, was filled Sunday by the Albany. — Small prune growers, Interstate highways board, and divided approximately $1,260,040 1 * to be built Egg Produces Two Chicks noted evangelist's 15-year-old daughter at Portland by the Oregon-Washlngton whose orchards are not large enough Into 14o routes, those running east und west designated by even numbers, Roberta Semple. Dressed In pure Colbert, Wash. — Twin chickens, Sugar company, recently Incorporated, to maintain a dryer, will meet In Al north and south by odd. white with a Bible clutched under one hatched from the same egg, are the It was announced Saturday by Ross bany soon to act upon a proposition to » • • arm the girl at the close of a short unique possession of Mrs. Mary Mac W. Watt, one of the incorporators. build a co-operative dryer. This need Stale highway systems are elosely sermon by one of the assistant pas Donald. 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