The Eugene guard., February 21, 1925, Image 1

jjje Legislature is About at
an endPlowing
is Under wayBusiness
is Increasing Spring is Near
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VOL. G8
TWO SECTIONS
EUGENE, OREGON, NAiTKIUY EVENING, I'EHKl'AK Y 21
EIGHTEEN PAGES
NO. 40
,ut.
EDITION
. 1 92 j
Rounded Up
alleSe,l W
in... tim- inirlit notice
nre bee" trim""" -----
,' tie la" "veral weeks were
lu-'-' '" " ,h0,"',r01
the officers declare,
i ' 1 ....... of mis-
'lr b. t till WlllllllWli
' the armory when meetings were
" uro.rcss. prowling around local
laiers, and general huyi.li pranks.
Tta bov wore not arrested, but will
e under police
i. ti W. G. Judkiua,
Liief of poli.e, daily
!Tbe bof involved ore aa follows:
William Noel, 1. - Aiuer .im,
Vrmn McK'Miey, 1-. '" '
east; Kenneth Colton, 1U,
urcet; Lalirande Houghton, 13,
!FJS Lincoln street; .Miles jlcruiy, j.,
lventb avenue west; dacn uerring
u.D, U. Jensen apartments; John
lali, W, I411' Walnut street; Burton
s'mita, U, Franklin Iloulernnl.
Sawder Is Stopped
.nother stage driver fell into the
rtof Melrin TurDbull, county truf
'c officer, yesterday ou the highway
letvern Eugene and Junction City.
j Davis, driving a northbound
I'ortland-Ashland stuge was charged
,ith speeding at U7 miles an hour,
lit paid ?lo in justice court. Tony
Toiaole was arrested by Earl Ilum-
irty, state traffic officer, near Ui
idc today and waa fined Jo in jus
,n court on a charge of lack of
mirror on his truck. The defend-
Bsnt put up tne unique ucienne mai
U did have a mirror. As it was stor
ed uDder the seat the court decided
:hstit.was n-t of much use as a pro-(
it-ctive measure.
Island School Planned
Arrangement for the holding of
Kboe classes ou Goodpasture island
jr a group of ehildrcn residing there
ho are unable to attend the classes
it the Hiver road school are under
ny, according to word received by
1;. J. Moore, county superintendent
( stltools, today from officials of
liliat district. The bridge has been
cashed out oud it is impossible for '
lie children to inuke the trip across
he river each day. A teacher will be
ugtiged fur one month and If the
river is still high at the end of that
ieriod the time of the temporary
ii-houl on the islund will be extended
ue or two mouths, is tl.te report.
Firry to Start
Carlyle Colter, who recently was
piven the contract to operate the
rf"iunty ferry across the Siuslnw river
i.etween l-'olrenee and Ciienada, will
iut b's craft into service March 1,
iceunliiig to nnuounccmcnt of the
mniv court, T. E. Eurnish who has
rea iu eliarge of the ferry there for
he imst two years seuds word that
e ilesires lo quit the work the first
! f liie month. The service provided
J y Mr. Furnish was entirely satisfac
tory in every way, according to Judge
'. I'. ltaruard of the county court.
jMr. toiler was awarded the contract
Ss the lowest hnliler of six who sub-
jiiiilted cstiiuntrs,
Itho Spans Planned
: reet if two more small bridges
I ! Hie rimmy are being considered
! -Unu-injt rq.i.rts n. fount;- court
'-'"t a M11r.ll t in, 11 oast of I'reswell ia
11 a weaken, ,1 .undillnn nnd thnt a
i sr, ,y tlie .Mnrsnn
1 "I'suj Bbir-i, rrvpntl' took over the
XtM.,,,. Inrri, auiill lliero. The
"Wniru ., ,1,:, hfjj.. nrh.
fn 1-i ml.pr omiinny and the
um CM;;r;. is Uir. nnnouueemcnt.
.5 Mapicton Pupi5 Here
i'-tskethall last evening
'i't the school at Co-
siris team played wi:h J
f'"'!. The visitors were i
n both contests losing!
ams. The Mapleton
-'tat n ;cd on page five)
GOES
tCOMOM
OPPORTUNITY
YHT AD
in r-u. ;
f.y.i-.'
P .
1 tofrtima-r.
Ms aal uuMll p
Haugm Bill Report Ordered
MM UN IS
APPROVED 81
SENATE GROUP
Principal Plank in Presi
dent's Program is Includ
ed in the Bill
Plan Also Pending in House
At Present Time; Bill
Meets Attack
WASHINGTON", Feb. L'l. OP)
A favorable report was ordered today
uy me senate agriculture committee j
upon me j inn gen am o create a fed
eral cooperative marketing board.
The measure is designed to carry
out the principal plank in the pro
gram of the president's agricultural
commission. Jt is also pending in the
house.
Adoption of the report was preced
ed by a lengthy executive session in
which the bill was vigorously attacked
by opposing committee members.
The cooperative marketing board
proposed under the bill would be com
posed of five instead of three mem
bers to be appointed by the president,
each to represent a principal agricul
tural industry, livestock, grain, dairy
and poultry, cotton and tobacco, fruits
and vegetables. The salaries of the
couimisi ioners would be ? 10.000 a
year instead of $1,000 originally pro
posed. PORTLAND. Ore., Feb. 21. Fire
Marshal (.renfel, who has been di
recting investigation of incendiary
fires whit h ('lu sier C. Piichtel, Pori
l.ind. fireman, has confessed starting,
deHared today he believed that liunh
11 hnd been responsible for nearly
11H) blaze. Hih ht.'l has confessed .IS.
most if tliftin small fires, ami ti:is re
fused to admit any connection with
several large ineendiarv fires. Losses
from iueendiary fires in Portland dur
ing the period in whith Huchtel ad-
Uge B' r si tlP Chickahominv near I tniit.! ..immiin. mnnmit In mnr t h i n
"iltnn ti". ,J. to i.e renbierrl. Th Int. I i .uu.,uu. .,;. (!.fii I
Ituchtel remained in jail t"day. His;
father. A. L. Huchtel, asked officer
that iiis vn be held without bail, le-,
clnring he did not consider it safe fur!
him to be released.
GrenfeM drrlared he knew of no i
I parallel rase. "Ttiis is the only
tanff mi rfc.rd where a man within
I"ipil of the Manlet.jD"1 -"- "epartmen, ,urn. i.m,
re je.terda.v and today !""'' ',.r""1 ,irr" wi,h ""'h
loss, he declared.
Huchtel continues to declare that
he does not know vhnr actuated 'him
iu his fire starting activities. ;
'
King George is
Gaining Strength
LONDON. Feb.
Associated Pre. I .
i Uy the
bulletin
mied from Irmklnpham
IalRCfl
this morning;, on the condition of
King Ct'orge, w ho Is suffering
from bronchitis, pays:
"His Majesty's temperature has
not yet settled. Progress con
tinues, though slowly."
"Handsome Hans" !
Is out of Danger
poliTLAND. Ore . Feb. 21. .1. A.
Fageriie. 'Hnn.Isoaie Hans" w out
of danger I ln . sccr.irl ng to nn
nMiineemetit at the ho-pital wherf he
is suffer. ng fr.-m wound rceid
Tuesday while mnk'ng orrrts in the
rnur'-e "I nis uu'y n a nrr pjnu
(eni of the police department.
State Solons
Will Adjourn
Until Monday
STATE HOUSE, SAI,KM, Ore..
Feb. 21, Both houses of the legis
lature will adjourn late this afternoon
until 11 o'clock Monday forenoon.
Leaders expected that n sine die ad
journment would be reached on Wed
nesday or Thursday of next week.
Leaders were plar.ting holding over
to dispose of an accumulation of bills
including appropriation measures. Af
ter tonight, legislators will serve
without pay.
The extended session was found
necessary, inasmuch as uo appropria
tion bill has been introduced, nnd
without such 4 bill no money with
which to operate state institutions
and pay the salaries of state officials
for the next two years would be
available, unless a special session
W0l,,i be called.
T
E
Alleging that their properly on the
west side of Orchard street between
Fifteenth and .Seventeenth avenues
east has been damaged to the extent
of $.-0O as the result .of the ci:y
tearing up their sidewalk and con
structing a new one, S. I. Xess- and
Mary S. Nss filed action against the
city of Eugene today. The plaintiffs
also nsk for tiie quieting of the title
to their property which involves mi
assessment for the new sidewalk in
stalled by the city.
The plaintiffs who nre represented,
Potter. Foster and Immel declare
that their property including sidewalk Weary, grief-stricken women wah
jand parking strip was at the level et Cl1 nl the of ''.v ConI com
I by the city engineer for Or.-i.ard I,nn.v mine f,,r their "Imy-t"
'street and that a new "prentended"
j ordinance passed by the Couneil in
j lH2;t contained provision for changes
j in the street and sidewalk levels.
The plaintiffs allege that the city
engineer arbitrarily and without juris
diction ordered the tearing up of theJ
sidewalk the leveling of the grade
2H inches fur the installation of the
new sidewalk winch is now nssessel
sgninst the property. This new sid;'-
walk is .20 inches be'ow the lawn
and the pnrking strip and gives the!
property the "Appearance of being (
flanked hj
canal," especially in 1
rainy wpmIit wh'n tJio dirt is wauli
ptl dnwn onto tlif walk, tlip roniptaijii
alb'gi-s. The trri'S on tllf pirking ftri;.
arc also damaged, the pliintiff
ftatP.
OJJUl loiuwi
Officers Monday
Officers for the coming yenr i
1
he rlrcted nt the annual meeting of
(be Lnne County Sportsmen asso-
eintifin to be held at the rooms f the
Lugeiie chamber of commerce Mon
day evening, according to notice be
ing sent to the membership by Arthur
II elide rshott, president. Following
the election of the new officers plans
will be made jn Ihe ncjir future for
the annual stale imp shoot which will
be the biz event on the
t-ab'iMlnr of
The hhoot
the iihhoi'ititmn this jeur.
will b.- h-ld May 2!l to :il
Moral Clean-up to
Start at Klamath
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore., Feb. 21.
A tt opening gun of a mur tl
clenn-tip annoniici d this week i
MiiVr Fred IL tl 'ddard. i dice end
pmii hiti n officers lale last n;g'it r
rett Le!ie t oIiro and l-onf ideated
Hi"" than .Vl gallon of li-piof. Congi.
hi wife Mild .m emi. ye -rr .
I,, !. I en cjmrires of viulatiiig the pr,
i.ibiti- n Inw.
22MD BODY IS
BROUGHT FROIVI
E
Women Wait at top of Shaft
As Men Toil to Bring
More Bodies Up
Fathers and Sons are Vic
tims of" Blast in Four
Instances
SULLIVAN, Ind., Feb. 21. P)
I'nder lowering skies that occasional
ly cast down showers, a throng of rel
atives and friends stood about the
shaft of the City Coal company mine
today awaiting work of the efforts of
rescue crews to bring forth the bod
ies of thirty-four miners still held be
neath the debris of an explosion that
wrecked n part of the mine interior
yesterday. Four bodies were recover
ed today making a total of 22 recov
ered with 2!) still missing. ,
Oespite the insistence of officials
that there is no hope for those still
under ground, relatives clung to their
belief that a few men riuy have bar
ricaded themselves from the dreaded
afler dump and would yet be brought
out alive.
Sullivan began plans for relief of
the stiifken families. A mass meet
ing was held this afternoon attended
by representatives of various civic
and fraternal organizations to coordi
nate the relief work.
WOMEN WAITING
SFLLIVAN. Ind., Feb. 2t.(P) -The
seventeenth body was removed
from the City Coal mine today. H
was believed to be (hat of Harry An-
tIeron, 4.", shift boss.
while a score of men toiled under
ground to recver the blackened and
bruised bodies of I!4 of the f miners
entombed in an explosion yesterday.
Cave-In Reported.
A rave -in early today hailed fur
several hours the work of rescue aftv
PI bodies had been taken out. After
damp, the dread poison gas f the
mines, mode first attempts to recover
J the bodies precarious and part of th
night was spent in repairing the
mine's ventilating s.vWm. j
The blast trapped all the m.-n (
working in little rooms otf uie miroj
and fourth and seventh and eighth en
trances of the mine. A flash of flum
es quickly consumed all the life su--
(Continued on page two)
Mrs. Stokes' Check
failCP nf ArrPsI '
CHICAGO, ib. 21.- Utd.ert Cor
bitt. a printer is being held by the
police today for an alleged attempt
lo ob ain f l.fml from Mis. IMpii I II-
wood Stokes of Denver. Colo. He alo
will be t sik en t the psf h-.pnthic hos
pital for a mental exam nation.
Corbitt saw Mrs. Stokes in the
courtroom where her husband, W. '..
D. Stok'S, of New York f'iiy. Trom
whom she is separated nnd others are
on tr.nl (barged with conspiracy to
defnine her nml declared she was a
woman he knew a Corn Stewart in
Denver, in lull, and f t whom he ibd
investigating work.
Devourer of Figs
Is Taken to Jail
T.W OM.l, Wa-h., Feb. 'Jl. -John
Sit inborn was calmly intitiK fiifs in
front of a f l ii t "land on Unver I'a
fifie svenne yp:erd Hfletiwnn when
the proprietor. A. It. Anthony. epid
him.
"Cet out a my ft'!" r"sr,l the In
ow ner.
"A f g for you!" inunfed the fin fil-
tier frivoh.nsly ar.d flung an nncn-
sumeil (i(m III of tig St Alllliot v.
Now Sleinirorj Is in jail, try in t"
f iiic out what it's all about.
ND ANA i,I
VOTE ON FISH
BILL DELAYED
TAX OPPOSED
Appointment of Commission
By Legislature Still Is
Pending
State Solons go on Record
As Opposing Inheritance
And Income Tax
STATE HOUSE, SALEM, Or-..:
Feb. 21. The house today delayed
action on senate bill IU providing for,
appointment by the legislature of the j
fish commission for the forthcoming
frins of tJie members and then hand
ing the control of the commission
back to the governor.
Representatives Haiumon, Cork in
and Hamilton of the judiciary commit
tee turned in n report favoring pass
ing of the bill.
, Representatives Graham, Potter
and Uailey turned in a report ngj.iml
the" foil. '
Tlie two reports with the bill were
laid ou the tnble pending printing jf
the report.
INCOME TAX OPPOSED
STATE HOUSE, SALEM, Ore,
Feb. 21. Oregon's legislature today
stands on record against the levying
of any income tix or inheritance tax
during the next l. years. The house,
after a debate late yesterday passed
by a vole of .'11 lo 21 tJie resolution
of Senator Itruce Dennis of La
Oraude giving the people an oppor
tunity to vote on a constitutional
amendment, patterned afler the Flo -iila
plan, inhibiting income and inheri
tence taxes for 15 yearn. The measu.'':
had previously passed the senile.
Fvery owner of n radio receiving
set in Kugene is invited to a meeting
set for next Tuesday night fn the
chamber of commerce rooms nt S
o'clock, for the purpose of farming a
I radio club, it wos nnnoiincfd today,
It is estimated that from 10O0 to 12.Vr
j radio sets nre now operating in I'u- j
j gene, nml prrsons who nre in-iug radio
rernivers, or contrmplnling the pur- i
t chase of a set, are invited lo the
I'lieeiing.
H. M. Hrundnge, cashier of the!
' Pnnk of Commerce, will act ns tem
porary cboiniinu. tuewiions of in
tcrest to radio funs, including rcgnla
lion of electrical interference will be
; discussed.
i Hundreds of radio fans in Kugene
Inst night had their programs spoiled
bj n code operator, who "blanketed"'
the proginms coming in from nil 1
slations. This, nnd other t.M,r" "f hi-
lerference that can be regulated by 1
law through the iitrict air chief, will
be subjects dicuM'd at the opening,
meet hig. j
District Governor
Addresses Lions
SI'lll.S'liFIF.I.Ii, Feb. L'!.--(Spe-l
iiil) - Frank Neer, of r'alem, I'lste
dstriit g'lveinor of the l.lons club,
l.ddreNNed tlie Sirilifii'id l.ions at
llieir weekly lull' been at noon yesler
dny in the Woodmen f the Wor d
hall. The purpose and associations
of the l.otiM made u) Ihe theme of a
Itenerul talk. .Musical number were
played by Charles Ns'lMir-.ik, .Spring
field IiIkIi sclc.,.1 t,oy, on the violin,
and Mrs. Levi 11. Net on tb piano.
Two Presidents Try
I p j
Those Htriking BlllunuHtcH are of the first president mid tlio Juost
recent. Apparently tho only lUffoninue Is iu the lino of the Hps.
Nolo Goorge WnBhingtun's full parted Up. nml tlit; thin comprcsHod
Una of CooIUIkg'b mouth. Thu Hllhoucttw ot Wunhin ton's proflla
1h from the original, cut with scIkhoth by Minn Didntrt of Ell.iibi'thtowii
N. J.,
photo.
hi 1883. C'oolidgo'a profile
George Washington's Maxims
DI3 NOT apt to folate iigwh If ni know not tho truth tlmruof.
Think bpfore you Hpcak.
When a man does all u can, though It Buccoeds not well,
Itlame not him that did It.
Let your conversation be without inallco or envy.
Let your recreations lie manful, not sinful.
Spenk no evil of the absent, for It 1h unjual.
Show yourself not glad at tho misfortunes of another,
though he were your enemy. '
Rev. Ingerslev
Excommunicated
( (H'KMIACKX, Feb. 21.-The
Methodist yearly conference, after
two days deliberations here, has de
cided to excommunicato from the min
istry the Kev. Ingerslev, who brought
the charge against 111.1 Imp Anton
Itsst, which resulted iu bis detention
Inst I leeembf r.
The charge brought by the Itev. Mr. j
Ingerslev ngaintt Itislmp Hast v.ho is j
the American Meilmdist Lpiscopal
hit-hop for Scandium ia, referred
to
(ir, din.al of charity funds. j
Hishop Past was orrested and held
for several dnjs without bait, finally :
being released,
I Tnenmino- llrP5in
JjjnOrS Collide
. .
NKW
YllltK l'eli. -1. I wo in -
COllimg OC'MIO lim-in. Hi"
Ihe Ctinard Anchor line and the Itoeh
ambenu of Ihe French line collided
off tin- quarantine station today. Poth
vetfi'l were damaKeil but not neri
oill.v. The erasli mrurred ill a heavy f"K
over the lower harbor,
Itoidiainbeau'H rnililiR
l'nri of 'I'1'
was ripped
while the TiiM-iinin'H Mem wa' in
jured. The TilHi-;inin wilh I H pan
onRerH on bonrd wiih retnrniiiK from
a i ruife to the West Indie. The
llorliamhemi rari ..'d I ."i paKeiier
from llHvre, Franee.
I'ower Company
Planned at Hend
.
llFNIi, 'He.. Feb. '.'I. Tlie city
tmcil lit "I night vend to ndi ertle
f.,r bids for .fJKKi.'KHi bond issue n
be n-ed f"r tlie punlwise ..f the plant
and eunipnient of the lleml Wat.'.,1
l.iKbt and Power coiiipsny iin.l itener il
expi n-e with which in curry lliroush
the Hend 'i'uiiui'o water project f.,r
wlie li suihoiii win n-eully iiiicu bv
tbe h nurture.
to Tell Which is Cal
Is taken (nun Ills iiuihI rccoiit i
Doorman at Capitol
May be Bootlegger
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21. Kli i.
Wright, a doorman at the 'npitol.
wan one of four persons yesterday i
charged by police with being a mem
ber of a bootleg ring. Wright, who
with Iwo others wan charged with il
legal posKesMon and sale of li'iuor.
was nrresled on the complaint, of
Itepreseulalive ( 'onper f 'bio. Pro-
hibition agents charged he had been
intoxicated while on duly nt Ihe cap-
ilol. ,
BULLETINS
TOPKKA, Kan., Feb. 21.
Carl .1. l'ptoraon. former Rtuln
f lli tllalrlrl ci)urt Imluy fidlowhiK preliminary hearing befor
i Jmlgej Clyde CowkIII. Karh fnrnlttheil bond of $1,000. They are
i ' nn i kimi wnii KfiiK-iiuiK a urine
for n pardon for Waller (Irundy,
HOLDUPS ESCAPE WITH LOOT FROM BANK
SOUTH IlKNIi. Ind., Feb. 21. Four men held up the S'ata Bank
nt MllhdiuiKh. Michigan, enHt nf Ilentnn Harbor today, ar.,1 escaped
In n motor car with K'SHUI In iash and J'iD.imiii In iieKntiablo securi
ties, nccordlnK to word received h'-ns I'tdlvo of northern Indtj:na
cities wero cooperating w ith MIchiKan nuthoi Itles In searching tlia
i rountrv for tho four nu n.
OSBORN C. WOOD VANISH E3 IN PARIS
I'AftlH, Feb. 21 - Illy tho Associated Ptcssi - 1 hn police late
today lieitiin UivesiiBiitlon Into the illsappenniiK o of Oshtirn ('. Wood,
son of Leonard W'ooil, Kovoriioi Kener.il of thu Philippines, who haa
been tnlssliiK since Mond;iy from hla hotel. Tho tniliry was In
Htliuticl at the request nf bis vub't.
COLONEL W. J.
ATLANTA, (in., Feb, 21.
I former Impfrlnl wi.urd of the Ktt Kltix Klnn mid Morris Monro nf
' I Illusion, Texas, supreme knirhl recorder of the Knights of Ihe
, Fliiiiiln;; Kwmd, which Simmons now heads, were probably fatully
Injured In an nutnmoblln nccldeiit last n(i;,bt twenty miles from
(liilncavllle, (in., It was learned hero today.
'
i NEW TESTS FOR PLANES ARE DENIED
j WASH 1 N't iTON, Feb, 21.- Tho housu Blrcraft cmnniltteo hy a vot
i nf five to two today refused to ndopt n resolution to ask Secretaries
, Weeks mid Wilbur to arrange for new tests to iletonuiuu tua
I flclcncy of nlrplunca In buiublug surface vessels.
VETO THREAT
SE
Members of Committee Still
Divided in Opinion as
To Fund Need3
Cosmetic Tax Will Also hi
j Dropped, According to
i Committeemen
STATE HOUSE. SALEM. Ore..
I Feb. 21. There will be no additional
I state tnx levy. This conclusion was
.reached by the whjs and means coin-
mi t tec last night nfter invi nor
! Fierce appeared and wrd that ho
.wtiuld veto any ineasiiie of the kind
i (hat provided for more t ban onu-
tourth of a ni'll. S nee this would not
, be sufficient to restore the normal
HALTS 101
TOWARD
tax-making basis for the annual levy
next December, the ciium ttee deeded,
to drop it.
Commitlco Divided
Members of the committee' are still
divided iu their opinion, whether
there will be emr.igh without it to t.de
over 1 lie prcHcui liM'titi.mn, but it
iiiw appears llit'i-e w II be, wi;.i pntfi
all. .V'OO.OOU cr a iule more, to the
i nood, tf (he pi'np'isrd reviMtite bilU are
net epled. f , .
I The coinmil Ice decided to drop lite
I proposed eiisini'lic tax, ..s d remit o(
the appearance of about W diugnit
! from as many towns who declared
war against lite proposal. A verbal
opinion from At toriiey ( leneral V::j
Winkle was thai I he lax would prob
ably not be collectable,
A'iroirln(lun Withdrawn
Another decision last night vi.s to
save I he public service coinnt.ssinb
appropriation- of KHI.OCO from the
veto by wi'hdiawiug it from tin? gov
ernor today and holding it until it cat
lie sent bat k to the exec utive accom
panied by a bill to lax the gross earn
ings of uKl ties to the extent of $MI,
IKK) for the Iwo years, which would
come within $211,000 of covering the
appropriation for the service commis
sion. 1 'nfavornlde rrrommendalions will
he sent out today on bill's to increase
the ha Dries of the stale treasurer,
secretary of stale deputy treasurer,
deputy secretary of state and seiit
tary to the governor.
The committee voled
fa v. Table
report on die I Soil bill for brau-ii
, normal scho
ols, appropriating f 12."i,-
(Mitt.
The Fddy bill to appropriate $1,000
as a reward to the captors of Dr.
It. M. Hriinifjcld was allowed.
Kiirimr (iovnrror J.. M. Davis, ami
liank roninilKslDiipr. were hniinil nvnr
in riiiniiM-iinn w iwi an appilc.lllua
i.-onvliti'd lliitrliison hanker.
SIMMONS IS INJURED
Colonel w. J. Simmons nf Atlanta,