Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, December 21, 1922, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text' '.' i NO. J41 V0L.M ... . . Y- jr.-.,- r- . a,'.. '..., -- ' f r . , a V 7 , i . , r . " Ki'WKn.ouKiiox, Tiintsiuv Kvi:j;iNrt, tmmlmf it; r.u-2 . ' - E IN SENATE TO SECURE NEW PEACE MEETING Borah Introduces Suggestion' to Instruct Karrline- flail - a vV wuii Another Conference So Rep . arations Can Be Arranged. Washington, lice. 21. A move to in struct ".'resident Harding to rail a world economic conference, in addition to thel pioposed world disarmament conference n made today by Senator Borah when hf introduced mi amendment to tho nn-1 val appropriation bill now before the I M-nate. 'I he iiorrth amcmimcnt would Dike the place of the house provision oii eourasiug the president to call a disarma ment meetiug to tuke up thiugs left uu done by the conference of November Consider Economic Problems. The president would be encouraged to cail on 'mien governments iih he deem necessary to send representatives ro conference which would be eh a r Red with the duty ol considering tbe economic problems of the world with u view to res t oral ion of trade and the establishment of sound financial and business condi tions," Borub'a amendment suited. No mention is made of what countries sioiild be invited or where the conference might be held. The Borah amendment al mi embodies the provisions of tbe appro priation bill which specifies tliut the ex wutives should call a new- arms limita tion conference to take up the matters of laud, (tea and aircraft armament "wim i view to reaching under landings rela tive to limit in future construction." Borah asked that the amendment iie on the table and that it be taken up when the nuvul bill is considered pos sibly tomorrow. "We are traveling m o vkious circle,' Jiorwli -said in advancing bis proposal. , Future Looks Bad. "Xo business man or fltiyone else who has reflected upon the situation dares to look over the next year if the next year is to be similar tq the year which is just passing, Jioraii said. ; 'It seems to me that there ought to be a hard effort made not only to stop the threatened nuval race but also tu deal with economic problems. "The quest ion., of. reparation) is-the key to tin: European' situation.' H, ilmt eunuot be adjusted, nothing can lie ad justed. ' "It may be possible R conference of this kind to break the deadlock on that subjeet. It there is a better program nny- (Continued on page fir) Woman Protests Lord Northcliffe's Will l."ni!nn. Dec 'Jl. When Ijic Viscount Nortlifliffi will hearing oiii-nrd in thr probate rourt today iiroi'erdiiins were iDti'minti'd by a black garbed woman. Tho wfiinun came forward and told 111' juiijcv m!i wislicd Ihe ialc puliliiOn'r.' Will set aside. a she claimed cerium lwnperly anil money. The judge lieurd a-v reimcsl.- iiertiutled her In he Kworn mid to testify, and (lien prneeeded with tu.' eaue looking to agreement to pro bate the will dated Novebiher IS!, 1!1!. After Viarouul N'oi'theUffe'a death twi wills were found and n strenuous eovtest In which the tiitblisjier f hi- thirs and juy N'orthclHfc were involv- I. f.Oluwril. NiirtHcliffe left property vii.ed nt fKMHKMXIO. Daugherty Hearing Forces Profits Suit Washington. !, 21. t'lvil or rriro- inci suits. iierJiims both, will he filed "viry Minn" asaitist; the foiled Suites Hemes iimpany, of Wst Virs'mia. to lireleet the government's interest on war contracts, an official of the deoartmoni of iusticc stated tiwhn- at the hearing ea the iinpeiiHiioeut diaries against At torr.ev flenernl I Vniiehprtv. folnnel ll.niv 1. Anderson, special estarit attorney general, in disclosing mil li'CH mlmii ',itilfl lie hiken on 111' t famous JuiancsH (-mtraiits. wouhl not r nat amount of money me goyero ;"nt hopeM to recover or what officials if the company have- to face criminal Ircteedings. ... Goodrich Gets Cash In S. F For Astoria l.uke Goodrich, formerly of Ihe First National hunk of Kugene hut now with ear of kmi Frnnclsco'a lending f iiimi.-iiil instil m inns, was chairman of the hay citv feminiltee that raised SIO.IHKI for the As toria relief fund in San Francisco, ac eor'ling to word reaching here. 'iooilrlch knew Aatrid by reason of "ag reaidcnis; in Oregon, and when hr warned of the lost pie kly ienied to the lore to help the .stricken city. Elks Treat Kiddies to Candy Xmas Day e ,,. ... ,, ,. , I.,,,.,. 1 Kiddie of Kugene will made haw. I -. II. I'. O. F.ik. do the big l.n.ilo iiia Biieriiofin mn'o "mt and treat them all t" aiely. 1";' ?eet be di,trtt.lllfl " Jinndiy nfternoon. l the n.anininin "iri.tmas- rrf thtit wilf Ik- put or, in, ,rl'nt of.rte ,i;iks tvmilc.tni.irt..v . r ' ' 1 ays ' . . .. . . ..S.,V,b,.,,.l(iiii,Hli..n m V-r I a i.ir'iaa. ""'""-, I , .ji. . ; !.,, 1,,53. IwliAifiiar III- imanrtanra I miial tiwi- oulj. I' I '. 93 Recused of War Guilt are GivenFreedom llprlh !,.,. ! !. in 1,1 I1.MJ., , ,.,.,.,., (.sj tmtov ffiiZtt& K'11"!1' .'". K'r ........ were dropped. lie j....un were Mnctly pii,ui,.. and al- Tio been .,...-..,,..", ,,, , nrcscnt wirirt .hvlared the defeudents had proven neither ahsninrci. i,. m.r mnoccut of crime aguinst Uerman Seve,, hundred and seventv-one ease, aie pemimg. The Oermniis on trial in eh de the former crown prince Hp,,. c.lt, of Hiivarfu. niviisisl .,1 .1. from northern France during Uio war anil the iliike of Wiirtemhers who order e I troops massacred at Xamur and other lar.-uiiii officers. The allies drew p tt long list of those co,-n,lere,l gmlty ami required the (iei niuuii themselves tu trr thrin OREGOW GHOWERS TO ffl LOCAL C1W 'IVeutv-fiv,. iHi-,n.i-u i.f il... i tirowcrs' association and leuiling fruit rm-ers of Oregon are evpected in Kil eiu.? S:itiirdnv to nttcuil rhi. .i;,.,,,..... meeting ut if,,- Kiigcne Fruit lirowers' urwintinn. The directum are cumiu' hcie to inspect the Kiigenc Fruit tirow ers cannery, and it is likelv that thi, sunie type of rannery may be adopted bv the state growers. The Oregon Growers denl mtxtU- i,i green and dried fruits at present. ' A small cannery is operated al Salem, but nothing so extensive as the rkgctic r'rml Growers cannery has been Micccssfnttv opirateil by the Oregon (irowcrK. or any other cooperative marketing organiia- tion in the northwest, ft is i,t Kt,t,li- tl. deveh piiients here that the mooting is being hew. tirowers conlriicts with Itn, fli.,.RnH f-niit (jrowers asMocinttott will run'out within the next two years and au ex haustive study Is being made to drter Ill'no Uu. proper lines of reommrealinn. A eting will he held nt the Kuiene P'miI m the morning ami a business ses- i'n at the ( hamber of ( 'iimim.imi th aft i riR-on, Mayor Refuses to Let Arbuckle Films Show lrdinnsixiVrs, lnd !. 21. "Fall v" Arluekle filmn were bnnvd from lu- Hiinanolis tiieatres today by Mlivor Lew Sjmnk. "t hilr the flancers and fliimrrs ami morbidly curious wilt go to Ar!m-kle now miiici Uitt Hoys bus reinstated him," Shsink declar1!!. "Th f-howing of these films is one f t'i tlmigi I in going to fight to the fin ish Shank was supported in his stnte- mer.t hy tvntt women and Iend rN of wom en s orJiiwatums having Mate wide Detroit Bars Arbuckle. iVtrotf. Micb.. Iec. L'l.-Koscoe Ar buckle will not be welcomed bark to the movie screens in letroit, it wqh indi eated in a xiHtmt'nt Uwm'd todsiy by Ailing .Mntr .rotm i.'. ioag". A recfHnrnendMf ion to bar all films fen turiiiir the rotund i"oroedian will be sent to ttoUee. eiiimtsmner luirtwt 1 odct ki'owu as "repeaters," that iw, men who were beitig brought bark time and said. Four Pranksters At U. of W. Suspended Seattle, Wash., ee. '2. Vnivet-sity of Wushiugtou eirelcji were acog today over the a H ion taken br the I riiverity iliseiplinary eommittpc ,v"t'nlity in neiidinz Henart tiolorok ami three t ouiimuinu student h who were involved in a wtiuh iif iirank on I tu night of No vember 10. wfiMt hii to the booting of llolbrook bv i'atrobiiaii .1. 11. KarliM-rg ol tile Seattle mhre foree. The studeiitf- ll'ilhronk. rtvper S-lmeidpp. Hubert Lewi and n llitllflre barred by set ion of the torn hiiitfen for jerim!s of fvor.i one to two year?. J'atrolmsn Kif lberg. wJmlt n under ftoliee 4UHteii-iiti wii.'v the nfirtir, v. HI 1h reinstated as soon bin 'Ui duj. nertod fiti x eniir d. Ifoibmok. SrhtMiler ami l,ew hum 1hv aunt from tbe univernit. until nmir ler beaiuniHs Jamuirv 1. 1H21- H'U! KUiineuaiou wilt end .Imiiiimi j I, l!C'"i. Bankers Are Ready to Play Basketball With io tentative basketball team in the field. proI.eet for a "twilight l.o.ketlull league are brighter ttetav t i..iw nMrioif that the hardware men ..rrniTinir mid rai in' to eo. he-a hankurs got loether and h.ne miw.1 rni.f ((1 pn, (!,),,,, g( ,f li,.i..rs ill the h-ls. Ihe nU'lieJ . . . I...I.I, n he ( wicket v "'! "oold no 0"M ".1... .t,.n. hid fnr title heno: s. shottM I - . " ij-.t ,jkr,, ,d itntfi of th f.ard mite jnen. and Mgmati n'i !.". .1'- l.a.iL..!--? dnlli ni! tlie can t .. l.,i ,i. lured. Il I- exIM jiil that mi,i.'m the movemev illVJt a eet ... S ....i ... ikw -t .t !. ."5' . ; j. '-v . . 8 1 1 f ,fl e VTarPt R.M S NEM MOTHER IS' HELD GUILTY " DF PfllSQlMTE Mcst Lurid Trial In English Criminal History Completed When Woman Sfent to Hang; Unborn Babe May Save Her. I.ndon, I ler. Mfcrs. Kdith TUimHi- sou iiui hi bang for the murder of her hJhaini. VtTfy Timmpsou. tf which hhi wan found jointly gmtty wb k retteries Uywatern. hr lover. The lord riiief jusiiee today dismissetl appeals by Sir. TJiomi;on and Jty wiHees. They had previously been found guilty of tmmler and sentemed t dmik. Thompson was stabbed to death Octo ber 4. Appeal of the condemned woman, wbtj admitted frequent ntteajjtts to pot sun iser husband. pvoUauly wdl be ear ned to I be home secretary, her last hope ol Hfe. Trial Sensational. WiUisun C Hriugemau, wbose life, hy a coineidenee, wast reeently nttetnpteii fbmugh pyjjton, ttt-ut him m the miiii, utu-i iw w deeide whether & woman abcut to beeome a mother ran he hanged. .Mir. Thompson in understood to be in a delicate cofidilion. The trial of Mrs. ThniiiS'.m and Hywatirs vcus mw of ine usoHt Kensjitii-u:d in Knglbb eyiinmal history. Mrs. Thotitpon. u girlish, figure, who will be -S years old on i'aristmas day, maittained her iim)osure iu rourt a witnesses accused her of administering pe-un to her husband. She admit ted giv;njf the man deadly poisons but said hr1 lku so only to weakea nuu so beint would suceu'eb to hetirt attacks. Had Secret Lover. From June i. until Oetober 4. ll'li'i, shy gave lier husband wtasieikal doses of poison, while continuing to; smile npoti him ami hold secret rendez vous witti ber lover, t mally ea imober ilie revaiiei upon m-water to stats Tbompsun to death uud so put an end tO fli Hi. Nily ohm duriitz t be i rial yd Mrs, ThomuHon how any embtiou artd that was wbi'u the bloody knife wuss exhibit ed. At that night she turned pale and used ber filmy lace handkerchief to eyes. At other thmK be niipsftred to be in a tratw'e. unaware of wiiul wa gyi.tg on around her. After her ronvietiou, eonsideraWe tiiheiiL wa Ktirrd np in her favor he- ai se she un to become u uioLher. It wj.-s brld thai the atntf had no rfght to esute an itnborn Imby by M'niling Its mother to Ut scaffold. Thin will no- lovbhdtv ha brought strongly before the home secretsry when be vtttth ii!er whe ther ?Io shall die. Husband Befriended Ue Mas, Kredertek r"iward (iywuti-rs. was a jotng mtvnl offir r, befriended by f,o- nurderi man and taken info the Tatmtpstm home at ItfrL A friendship beiuven Himself anu .irs. t tiompsou led Ut an illicit love affair, it was ad mitted in court, and as an outgrowth of tlb. tbe lovers plotted to dispose of the upsMspecting itushand. I mtt cround clasH in mn foocf hot it ; dWt't wt rk," Mrs. Thompson wrotf the mn man. Their love letters were at one moment nftrme with pansiou: the next they would m omnissmg net ails t poiiuhih ami means of d:osinjt of Thompson. Mrs. Thomjison amniUed trying several meaiiH wiffronr KtieveHS. ' ruiaily one night, when Thompson was fMiimv'ing his wife hmno from the tlu at re. he wan Mtabbed. Shriekn of Ins wife brought people to Urn scene, to find km' expiemg in ber arms. Hy waters wa arretted. Mr;. I homp- tcns letters were found. Ihe fane went to trial. - Bernhardt Takes , Her Disliked Rest raris, Jtvc. 21. Sanih ITemhnrflf. fa mous actress, toflfl.V eoii-ieoteil to ISiiP a rest which xhc previously Hmmed "for me means death. Phvsieians who nnrioiineed that she has posset! tb t'His f her illness it 1h known that, after making many ooe tions, fhp has anreeJ to remain in bed for I" dH.vs or ao. The doctors reused issmnr lwlleHs. This was tiiken to mian that they inn UWt hr well m the rHd to reovery. although she remains weak. Mme. Hernh.'jrrJ! has neeome r ffonr-iif-fi t hr hiatiility to appeur at the opening of tJintry's new play set for Tbiirvlat i! wax said. First Prisoner Breaks S. F. Jail Han Frmhfwo. I , HI. William J. Huff, held for burglsry. escaped from i he Sh ii F i n nc-siti i t y J 1 1 HKtay b y miuiiig the bar of his HI. it was !b first npe from the Hty pron situ Il n buibl flUiniE the 1UM fire. I tuff . s fn. ing four buralr (berg's here, while two additional eimrg i stand flg.fiit him jn akin4 Tali' forma, two to Tortiacd and on ift lf-n-t'aHforiiia. c-"rdmg to poltr. Iff wa- arr"(-d Imti m few wprh ago t?fer finX hot in tbe hand hy an of fr Word from F,ur-k indict bad ed t- hi ;rret. WinshiD to Address Teachers At Meeting A. K. Winh p nflWtn, elir 4 the Jtnomal of Kduniinu. will address tl." delecif m t' tfie cumins '-oticent ion in Pnrfhif'd of he I IrceoK Sffe "iVaHt-? --tf;n. Um the obice lrsr- TtoMsnj''n. of ih I mvrUy ( HUum-. v.bo can eb"! the trip when he found hi . (d not r li:. . BODIES QFLGST AVIATORS FOUND ARIZ. DESERT Victims Found Charred. While Machine Was Burned Up; Thought tianes Forced to Land and Crashed to Earth. Treason. Aris., lee, iMu The Iwwlies oi t'olonel Francis Marshall and l.ii teont Charles Wbber, army aviators, wer( found today oi lnMbban springs, a hamlet on tbe Fango ImUaii reserva lion. 1 Tbe bodies were buviied and tie air plane was a mtiits o? vUavred wveekage. It is thought the two aviators Imd , trouble and were forced to and and that the jlane crashed, eausor the g.istilme tank to Inn-si and tuke five. The bodies, were found by some eowboya scouting : for cattle in that district. .Indian t hi sis insists of a few aban ikmeii shacks aud a? water UoU-, It in 75 j miles froni Tucson and .io miles from i tlie nearest railroad pmnt. It is believed the two aviators, realising they eminl mt enntinue their fUsiii made a des- 1 perate attempt to reach the water hob in order not to ma ih$ H5t of ely:g of thirst. The two aviatom m-t ut ft Thurs duy. leeemher T, t fly from Suu i.ego to Kl Paso in an army pbuie. One of the biggest cfscrt hirnt: ever iui ducted was orjtrtnial following re-nort- that tho aviah r had not arrived l- l"'" Bu that lUey wtre last seeu ' "B Jer a unit. Thirty-sir airplane Treioiigmg to both the army, navy and to private Individuals wer- enlWtrd in tho search. The hun dreds of thousanda of wpjiire miles of soirt.hern Arina desert was oombed from the air, Tntlian schools, wtwuPt-A guides. et;wiMys, rnkted; kiCaptry and calvary were all put to rforft 'in an nt teiept to locate the mins'St i?n, nho it was thoucht, might bftv eseaped death only to be faced by deaife in tlie sand wastes from thirst and sttvrfiition. IVoui.t.oir tlfi-rimii i.f fntf graphedf 'ijjoc'tjil permhn$m. for Ignited) Mates anoy ami navy plane io iiv over .sic m ho icvrnoiy, a i s uitiuxiii iu twi men tHcht have lost their way and bitve been flying below (Ao border when they met with an accident. STATE TSX LEW IS LESS FOR WEXT YEftR Sab-m. Dev. 21. A total of K.s:7v l'i..i..;ii must be raised by the taxpayers tt,' Orcgi'n for sfaJo pwrpoj.es under the levy for lirJ-S. aecfiruing to tne tax promulgated tobiy by Ailing (lovefutr Il'tncr. ecretary ot the Main ivorer at.il tax cnrirfmsmnrf ihveH of thr tax rominisstoa. Thi in iltMST-l Ifsa tban the amount raised for slate nt lioses this year which totalled Jflly'ml,- Both levies Include the soectnl mill ave levies ot edneathoHiW bonus, road anil eb'meiitary school purposes. Ii'duct inff the elementary srbo! tar, which is lei.;ed by tiie stale but retained in Uie vaiotis countieH for th skiptmrt of giude srhoofs. the net slale tax tor StKlti will be $?,.Sltl,L?tr.f( a? coiirparCfi to $t,,Uti. mt.TZ in liC-. The iW levy in addition to eov ving the estimated needs of alt slate hisliiu t ions a ml depart menf s for t bo corn itig vear, also covers ail deficiency appro priut Iouh for i be bienoioni - VSSl. agf regaling ?2lUHH, nil appropriations made hy the Jegislaf ore nt. the strertl ein in lcccmbcr. aggregating $-VJ.ii: interest aowunttng to $1. JUi !.(. protected during the past year on wcrrants frtdorl by the Mate treasurer 'not paid for want of fmds and )Mio. tttl estiniatetl iih ne'esary to rover the ii. t of new building and repidrs on en iftfug huildtrrKM at the various state in htitution!, durin? Taft Is Reeoverincr From Serious Illness Wishing on, -K t'h'ief Jnstu-e Tuti of the t mted States supreme roiirt ts recupcrarifig nt hfs home hern today frcm a rio nH'rsti vcrtil hi ax- Tnft was rvmovilL to bis liome es terdar f nm tisrfield lo;iiiu(, physi- cmns stated. Th ttertmn wn or gall stones. It was stated. &i-creey siirmande! Taft'a tllnesa. Fireman Finds Own House Aflame In Answering Alarm Ks'" tlayl a tru-nn M k n J. O. Hrit'd. it fireman, thu morn, iiix. iVrrh! apo the p?'nng fne trocV. ItnM had anJEoi e.-- p-e(d f -r thf uu'ke fmm the fire lejMirreif at 1 bit feetith and t iootbr.f. Tbe rtg rofhl or hf i re. 1 ..f the hilt a the men' gm. and from this vantage stiut he spotted the Ut&r.r. "Jl it'n fe, see, "it's MjJ! 9 own hfOiet" Abbtoitb flame were sbeitiii three te.i lit-b frm the rof. it Wjii f(ofid that of.. soo.gM otc burn'd. I. tir of a Tew ARBUCKLE FATE HANGS ON WHAT PUBLIC ILL 00 'ensured In Some Porta of the Country, While Others Pa ver Hays Action; Final De cision Depends On Patrons. Hy likrtels I'reas) I'utty A i ouckie a tale ts now hi the ho'Kis of ie frtiWftN oiiwing hia rein siaiemeiit by n it. Hays, tne big is tioo ks w briber Uko tUeatniaoei itkt suppt rt the movies will to to see tut. fmi.s, ttr wither they wih tre bitrrvd by local authorities The ,ngHcs Federation of VSom- ell ;ibH UlUiulUieeit oppusUUiU to ttl ,rhrcio fmws. .Hew 5 ora ttunw evn sor, stated wry aau no jurisdiction auu that A wwiW b a knatteic lor ine pubwe (ecule. l enn slate ceusora tuko about two s w m Uew. ttiicr t mteti irerf (t!unJHa snowed Mayor lev imuk of tnutauahU!s tkarvkug r any itom tne atres iu that city; ministers, school Bjwcniiitcudcifts ami others optomg lum in Alilwaukcej. aud ailing Mayor louge oi ietvoki, rei-onaieiiipkig iivl tne n no commissioner bar Arbuckle picture. I'ittsowrgn, iK. t ttt'tH tie rcnea a proteM. uirrrtor of public satcty Mc- t'aiHikess w.tk uui mtertere wtttt show int uf Arbuckle. film a here McCaudless annr pmcd today. I'uiaiiM, .M'U. i'iaua i'r a punnc m dlgtiatiou meking to protest tue mn- stuleiuent ut Itoseoe vi'buctUe were uu loot by tenders of Utt K T. V. here today. lr. Jruuie CaJlfaa, head ot the Ou.ati& tawtsr, and Mt. J. Kooer u state utticcr are, heudiutf tuu uiovc went. I.ooncii lrf, Mj-s. K. IL fnlMM'Bi e, bau ot tib HieHtr Movie" rieHHH i.u nt ol the Xowa state chapter of Uie daughters of thn American iteroluttow, sbtu lier wrgiiuisation bad decided to tnk no uruun u jus Arbuckle case. lies .Moiues. r'rtuut featuring "fr'atly'' Arhuckic. retiiHtatcd comedian may be buried in leH Aloines, it was indicated tot ay. I ne ittrttter wilt come beior Ih council iu the. near futuruv Muyuc (ifit'Vtff itccared. eattlc. 4rge Bouckntrt, cbuiruiun oi tv mm boavd td ibeatricwt cewrtfr said that tjiu uttiltee .ot sUuwtug of Ar bifklr Ithnti itt HeaMie wtH be ttirivutwti at a liirriiii of tbe board to ho held! next week, "There seems to be a good ur if of popumr (trcjudice agaumt tue ffhijs and we wfjuNi- not sanction (hefr display without liohhtig a public hearing on the umUer;' Houekaert tuiid toda. Kos AngeJrs, IIrdJywfid lietca in lanta t'laus. Hot the big boys and tieaoiiioL girls of filmland think tbeji sec behind tjie white whiskers tne be nign, shrewd features of Will If. ifrtya. Hollywood & uristnia.t stocking was prvtty full ioilay as Ua own partitalat Santa ('fans wan whirled casiward on a tri.nsvtmimtmst hmitcd. Hay it brief visit to tho ideture city has resulted is following 4'hri.tikkas s: Hobtri Indictutf. i - WaMy Hew! winmne hia battle agamst serious illness: with Hays blessing m that the star's lapse dma not alfert ihe integnly or filtudom. Fatty ArNtcke rcstorfd to grava and tne camera. U -l'd ltbets antlii'r of the "slsa of ifotiywood, tafes of petting parttr and strip palter, aui'fosedly based on the film colony lite, under mdirt nteot fui' iiuMrooer ose of the mail. ( fu veatf gat fou of the narcotic traffic urged noon nfnit mm frttrrnl nltHuaw. One ioindn niiiin didlnrs w rth if etpiipmewl was Hays' Chrlatmu prea cm to a Mieouif motion picture com miffer the Satitrttttl l"littor?aI asociatinu; same to be ued in de vebndng tbe film as an educational; factor. Haya Sftowa Hit Powar. "in om &mkf Will Hays, wiib terrifle dynamic ciiery and his intense bmwan ness. has advanced tfu movie industry mrc tiarr H ha advancd in the pat five year, ohd iirocbii-er told ibe I iiited i'resa, "Wo prodm-crs thought we knew all about, thf mntmtr in hich f hia indimtry ought to to handled, W found we tiol id; know anything. Ha$ turned tbe in iluslry Upsiife dowu 111 a weekv swept us oft otrr fecf. th-n sold his big idea to t b pohhe and mt Ion nict ure peoplr able. Hays st oi:t to (eiin tip and to n Hore cenfldcti'-e Uv the industry. Hi d d rt lu iwst one week through being human HSbwiMHl' ioad was la a wnM thi'Miteli alt Uu Idcsstng stmwet-ed down in jtn Jifrle fer hot the colony wa "fclhl' fnr liny ik t ttt the oii-aioa of Hays' fir viit the impression was alu-oad that he whs a mrr figurehead, Twny frlmfiirtd acs crtfit awed he meant htnuncsa. tt'ontnmed on page five) SISTElIIliG P0STPOIOFORI1E frfern Sre i fr. Ifl. THr hearmr bfre the Ioterlate t Mtoinrrre tim u, 1 un o th? (wiion t the (regtn I'nb be Hervbe cuaoi't"n iv rad'nad ra. prnicfion and cetrtrnl and sonthern ffrr tm ,hUh had h-rn '! fr January 15, at lftlnd. hai t-n ean-eled, Berdmg to i'lformatittu recee by tin eommt s.on thm morning and a pew dar adi he set later. Th- caneMhitin ,t the harina. it rvplasued, dov to lb rep'eentut!ll .f intereift partie that it would h twifjfde fn prrpmr 1r the ht-aring 1 lh dNset, It t alwt ddrrd thf e..mSiiiH tba oit of its mmlEs. Agriculture : Has Notable Recuperation Washington, 'Ji. AnkfrvUsn ii culture iu IS mouths has effected one of (he most scnntror(ii! eonmni rerovej ies Stt history, Kugene .Merr, Jr., man tiging director f the war iitwo eorpo ratum, toilay declared iu his uuuuul te Xtrf Ut President Ibtriiug. "Tie farmer and M.ek ineu f, ; not H knVelly wt of ihe wooUs tel ito spile of local difficulties here and iheie and tfttsHfisfncjury markets ffr smr woinoHhties. their psition tm the womI bas bwtt greatly stwogtheuedV' Mnve said. "hry are still sttffVririjr from a hwr(e of (MM, the aftermath of the rnK mml tWwrvatoU of banking iustUrtiow m the country districts are iu tin over-ex-fewrfed ctmdifion. Hut, proirably st no ino io our hisnry has there loe mM aud esietkHive an imw&svmmt itt our economic put-it to u ua duviug tue past let nmtttnu. Sleyw descrilMtl tin a2riiltnrl mini tlott t year ao when ibe ttfttl commeuced to nid agriculture a "a des perate plfght5 arid declared thrrf Hrc "tii billl.v tsf our whole lurieoifural nnd iwg sUWetkkk'e was evUi tiketwe4." The war finance coriuu'iitioii lmuiev.f sfey sought out the weakest wjorts in the situation. Meyer said, and ju)if J to tbwn tUe stimkklns f necdsl rrekh. The growth of co-operative market big ffsomftof(K, Meter drtiftred, rs tJO of tho most en-oraging develMypin in the MMH'ketUkg of asiicvkkUwal pio'w In v--cent vears. for it promises to ioinu atsiut tieffmte ami far-rearbmg hor?memefw iu mtt wliole jstein of distrWodkng imm eouwokiUe. ' 'I'lwy bave estaULUhed methods which will facilitate the graduar, orderly marketing of many of our olMHIitie-,," ma mi cows K STATE DISEASED lvweut per real of tbe dairy mmm wt tU wlatte nie Infected, witU cuiUuUuot atioviiou, and this disease is eaustua a hxm ftf ioeeii three ami fowr mWhm Mrm ft var. a eotuin2 to roteJt kK M. Hiandt. duivy Hpetiulwt of X, f who apoko before the (hntnfier or torn mm and Ihiiw t'ounty IHrebrel Jer soy Hrrelera aorbifioB at luwhew my l'rofi"ouur ilraudt outuueU tne uis- eiiN mid the work hemcr done ttt rfre wf- leai .ferriiicut Mat ions to orwlhto St from the herl. No effective re baa Jftt been discovered. There are two gretit disease mnfrnftf miry mitir contagious swrtw? mnu tnbrruloslM. Tbe first is cawing a great er eciuuiuie hwui hi the state than tin second, declared PntfeFiSfrr llratidt. Ibm rvrr, (t (a not transmitted through (h? toWk tu humana Ilk tubeieuloks, I'uur great lossea uie, caused by eon ritgrouK ufwtrtton according ttt irnfm?r, llraodt the ksa of calf, utrrile tsws. ttiaeave of the milking glaml wbUU will cause great decrease in milk production, and also decreasing milk jrrodurthm m other wit than disease of tna rUhhI. i'ontagiiua altortlon la not iwlitrUekl twr Is it tiunsiuilled iu herds by the sire. Only pregnant cow and heifer frwmumft the disease, aifiirdjag to tNmtep?wr Hrattrit, who draw a bin eoiwlusUiaa t est' ueriiueuta made ut tbo tsdiege. A way of ctimbctfififf Ihn diseaws to irjtf tufeetrd cwa frra th rma'o der of the hertl. Tbe disease i only de tvtftvd by a blood lest of the nnituafs. Hamptes of Memd can be nmi prrlment Nlatun where the made tot the uaityaieiw S. P. WILL GET KO LOWG LEASE. DEVERS, The fnlM-Klnlr- mmmrrrr ntiii ! mt nt the HmilW, VuMte Ibki: mm lr on lw tVulcal I'wuu ! IU v tn IIip iHiinf'ili nf ,1. Sf. Iftxm, ;.tnrrt In mrj jrwnl mt lr- mrr rMwIfiii Kurnf. who w n4.v. lirvwi nirml ta ite vvn-i IU-. irvti" niiiiuiliiiiin nt fhe rctrnt WrWffiiir!i mun'rrtrr bnrifin. Ill Mn At.lmoB lh fmilhrril Pwbld-i-vblentf UmUl"H vtnuUl Irwl lo Uor lint Uir H. I', in Kinit the rammon nwr Mr-it. f-'nrllirr, hr iw, lh o li, aP a.Vrd Ihf lnlrr.HK- hml tit wit bi nwit il(l Irnil li Ui thl lU m mtufim fiimriij llli: cilllimrr nir plnit fnr rnllrwiil. . . , . ,- ,l braniic In l'mrtlaml Jaanairy 1 t Orvgun will iirtai'iil la Um (ili'mlai" comitnTf- iummfaafnii ff plana fnr tin fiirllirr milrmwl WcH iiirot ttt thia alalp. f Wants Wife Who Does Not Snore (INMhw, In. I"-. 21- "r N-, d i a hiiulii.it lhrh lb tiiin al the ifc- UmUv fnr a fnurlli wifr wi'-ii frilfiiwrtix lirli(m-nt In ciiaf -WAN'ri'.l lmrlh n'ltr, MHai l 4U,i grailnali'. ..'"'iuilr in ilo- Miil tm dI ttmlf iM.iw.ilwn, wlwo ralnit, ( iin .m. ih t k-i-u ti mul .ulnit ili to uiy nroiHi.l fit-rr flint ffii" mnn l Ih Ifmr. iw mtm arrh nt all aurvrj. Hlie WW Bt m t h.n a hiMi"r. aur ! ki-k ln au.r flTtut I or.lMltll'', .(!!- Hlfrf, Imf nn puMinfc rffimtl! or phtttn mrmmm fshanL A. I" i' trwllilrti- o. r., Trrantr, h.n..ly anl ability t tir U Hy. I ri-M'r vi! iu tltu-r tin ifivi.rifil irirr'. wlii aiftlrrnwra will b- . . . . . a I 1 I . i . n f if,iftiam for ar HQRB1QMURDEB D1SGQVERED--BY P00I10 COPS Womeu Tells Etsry After Z Months of Silence; Girt, 15, Slain By Young Man la a Boathouse On Willamette. V orl land. le. "Stare mor ar rests iu the In-ary-Weir "uiurder mys tery early thia afternoon citugecf poiire tu abamion their air of vp&ewtMtrm taif iVreace t the gruomv ory tibiti hy Jtva Helen lury a vvuttresa, and to flwu fur naditioual mtrm in auprwirt at the woman a stoy til ;nl iash evt. aged rtvetmuu bad Uiought ahuut the dearh af a J.Vyear-oM tmusmerf gfrf m tt It wd orjty on him Umm JsJand houacboat tljp nigUt of Sepkeioke VI, Itoby Rol eriHou and At I.oomis whom police said Mrs. Keary rhtrmed had seen linnx ta grtiior on Weir1 hmz&ehmt ' e re taken when Hvliiee UU.4mA tU& vbwat tUU ufteruoon and were lodged iu tho city jail for .uestiomifg. R. K. ftnmn, 3 Irer waj also a arrested a c liM In eoa-kket-tkoi witu the hivt'U-aiou, t'urilaud, Oi, Itve, 21, lhai ol Ihg iMmil uilHrW vkUU 'Uu ryes iu 1 1 le ne I iliu iiiU'rrst of iti I'ontniHl put lir ttmliimrtl (ihI.v t& h& m vir s It ia mv.lrritius. Mrs. llrleu Iary. ai-jMi-Al' wU rriia, iicniMOM Cnalt Vrir, fio, Itiiown all up and deiro Ihe ri' tttmt "rlsar mrtT, ' l luriu m I'l-yg-m-M girt to him bmlsvboit uoud ott Um IsUuul, aul ilirre vucumiiauiiiug brr uvufu in a iewti trior. ' Mm. Ir Ina'taU the mm story ti-ieaiiHll- ttkifS! dytUiri. suit omittuis a auiKlo ilKiiil, uur truniinif on in cruw fHrtwninr. Hhe claim ttf bVif. vf s-in-d Ikr wailr allair tonmgn n lw in lb ii ut lb feHi Ssttftk tin BiUt ill Ktiitcmbi-r Zi, unii (hut Cnsti n'cir and hix mi, Karl, tmw umixht hf Ike vabrr. Iuril Oir Injily in thu rivrr, ltr, He iii&uiUlDvd, Eavl tUr!iU'ueU to kill hce or make li-r nmrry hfm to Mrtil our Hp. Olo Ma Dmies Story, '1'bc uW man drstca all taolns ol alWjivd truitvil, auil vlaittw. Ibu urn uion Ih I'fiiitloymn erimmitl Knmrgrk iaaainl Ijim l-rui fce imw jipoaeil B -iMirriaao lo 111 li, VVUiki ullvviftV ulfWiT tttouj; ino C'u liiiuliiff riviT lii.r In ware for. an unnamed ftii?h$a! nimu whk-h tbe mn m iM tw b workluc. arewi it(MMfc ni oCliwt r li.nuutuuuit tun aput in Ike rlvi-r Uro tho woman cinims KH taW ht?r rile IkkI a tlrajrtird "uoflur m turn mf rork. - A Ibirii aiaaa i riimit tbp hoaw lttt at Uwi Island. Urru Weir ana livnl many .vt"nr, IjIici are aclmrrtctll al ara, nonplnwwil oarlhrr tn jlvs ere- , hiK lo riihrr the Umrf ala) or U ' Vivlc U-iuluL Ellbar atsriMr or tBufcf, l'urtliml. i)r... Dm-, al. i'urlViii'l io llca loJuy viri'lMUfd to ututia wlial titer clitrm to In? oiriT of the most Krvenma munkr mmlrnei, or r -' our ot the woat flagrant can of aiuniw to-th felv tory o I'tirllaiul i-rluin, Ity roiinrlnliout irmflrorfsf oUtren Wr1 oiailar niabt learnnl ttot Hrtrn rt, a yaiunt matros, tod toW liimii b wUiu-aaod Ilia murilur of a 15-your-old irrrl In a H'lllitmifflff Hrcr IVmfiriNoat iaat iteutfniiwr, and amnnili i'mk Wrir, wl, a haiuM-ooat lwi-U wl hutai b raptaia & Urluttlng ulwul tlio airr duttttu ; Heptalu Htr Sttrf. ' Mm. lyarji l Wrir wr brauifbt lo (rthr al hroiirtr Wnlamiiy uilbt. vvlu'ro llie wuuuiu ri'ui-atid hir atory and HVir ili-niid oil anowWirif of the elrl'a (leaih. - . ' . Wrir lil b kw Una. Ijttaf ami t'Uaraed vlw had .tninooftid a alaudacaua afor-r to "ft erirn' with hfm for M p pwiiiion to brr otafc with Katl Wrir. hla mm. - l'utira l.i.'ulcouot 'I'luiUhi'r and Ilro- titr IMfrii;t AttormTr .fofrn Jtowry norit tiRMt th. mnu at liii!ilt lant niaht ami aiiwi hr to npral hr irtol ral tinii'a. Him dUI an wtlnuut altiration oi a arnaiV drtail, polrre anttorrrrmd, and dfr- tailitl ouraliona tailra lo aumm art sar- ratin. Watr la iliu ftffiriira 'laini tho mmiari mold not fcavr wilnr.wj thm griHioir madr h mn.i.lrnt awr hd brr atory Upii a (uliru-atUilu WVlr'a di-mrunor wa. pfjunlly ini-lmpnf ami rtfsirrrrt. and hia frank ortiial-. ol nil iwinit- ot noj giri'a dt-ab ba. Imirssitl lba, tbiy (l.'.tnlinord on pirgr. fire) IVI.il mulf hnM V "WiHral ona-kulf .1 frr railiaior 'Wl Inakarf Mill w aifeS$ Hik hWin in tlrttr aa ar- aaa w. law ura. lU'is t' foil imvk ulk 1 . . . .''.' ,. " l 'V t j'..; .4- ilnfjla. I'' l,' "a"1' f 1 , 2-i Kt.( thftr bir lli . 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