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Newspaper Page Textfhe Song Everybody Sings, the Tune Everybody Whistles; the Story Everybody Reads now is 'The Flapper Wife" HOME EDITION TI)E WEATHER m; Fair .nd mild to-Str-y; ,.!.. Temperature: Min- (.day. dereesi maxU . Thursday, 74. PrtolplU- ,..e. Stage ot river, 3.4 . Direction ot wind, .outh. int. VOL. 68 TODAY'S NEWS TODAY EUGENE, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 15, 1JVJ3 PR 1PP OS KTRKKTS 3c; ON TRAINS riXlV-ti. AM' NKNVS STAXHS Be. NO. Ill fnjfUl 5PE on si Mm 'Trth Found 1)1111 ....... ,,u i mm -...It. broucht into tic laboratory . Monroe convinced U"n lUt, that r" -o.-.-. , jn ,he Monroe region about jfirs .to. The specimens ex- -j ihf first discovery was a LradiJa. a relat.m of the mail, but rt iile a cUin in nupearam-e. ..i. ii a comparatively rav? Junta, acd dcar 10 lhe heart of "!e ,;tt. Later Mr. Zimmerman U, didn't follow up liis finds at (he tie, but mentioned them to a. pro- l.clh are extremely raTe, and iUi bad never been considered L ,ie Jlonroe region. Later, after j; hours hard orl: with a namm.-r u. limmerman found his crepidma, Li i shark's tooih, too. Later the i disclosed more teeth and crepl- jjlt and other fossils of the Eocene period. I Uf( Savars to Try Final eiaminjUon for the aspirants I (k aiembership in the local corps of it Amtrican Hed Cross life savins rpa will be held at the University ol Oregon ..May 27 and 28. At thia i the board of examiners, consist- isi of Rudolph Fahl, swimming in itiKlor, Webster and Hobblitt, will if present. The students who have linified their intention of taking the inland who bare put in part of their a B'jar preliminary training are Donald L Woodward, Adrian French, Arlington Crumb, Ted . Hendry, Drigbt Hedges, Edward Sommer, Lee 1L Brown, Carvel Nelson, T. Graham, Bichmin, Swignrt, R. Henagin, Don Adans, R. Gledhill, Marlin Swarthout ud Geone Dodds. Put Masters to Meet Mfmberi of the Tast Masters, M:is- 'ers ud Wardens association of the -pper Willamette valley and the Co" IBaj district will liold their annual ufetini here Thursday evening, May X it the Masouc temple, according I !i announcement today. The election f officers for the coming year will it held following a banquet that will rtirt it 6:30 o'clock, is the announce- tat. It is expected thnt between 73 'nd 80 members of the association wiil I be here for the meeting. The assoct.-i- M i formed hero about two year "to. C. J. Fulton, past muster of tin! (ne Masonic lodge, and other locil ?t miners aided in the orgamzj- i plans. Parts,!,, ii Captured The lady porcupine which was found "mini the streets of Springfield insula; has heen captured and Is display at the Wright and Sons, kttwtn ,lor,, The nimai ha, be(n as a pet of Al Itoden, Fifth E streets, nho recently brought at immil from I nlifornia. The ret ' found by Ur.on Wright on the 1 adjoining the offices of the M"iin- ''ai States Tower eomnanv at Sixth "dMiin itreets, and a group of six names, m, nml(,, ,( jt wih " nd clubi. They were Inter fold ! 11 'a tame and could havo been ' op by the front leg,. Looking j "pills, however, thev renabii-d "Ptiesl : . I "I Concert Planned e first concert of the nmmpr ''n to be riven tl,. cninnrtaM iH he heard next Friday eve May 22, ,t 7:.10 o'clock In the Pavilion at Sernrd .ml l.i a. The b,nrt, nf 15 pieces or . hit been prewiring every Mon "J' rtt fr mny weeks past, under General Nelson A. Miles Dies FAMED SOLDO DROPS DEAD AS HE VIEWS SHOW Flapper Defended No Hint of Impending Ill ness as he Starts Out For the Circus Falls Into Arms of Doctor Craig, Who Sat Just Behind Him 1 WASHINGTON, May 15. OP) General Nelson A. Miles, famous American soldier, dropped dead here today. Death occurred while ' General Miles was attending a cimis perform ance. The general had apparently been in the best of health. Mrs. Coolidge was attending the performance. 86 Years Old General Miles was 80 yearn old, but despite his advanced age, he had taken his usual interest in public af fairs until today. Wbm he started for the circus performance there was no hint of an impending illness. .Ths old Indian fighter was sitting on the third row of the circus stands when he fainted, lie fell into the arms of Dr. Arthur W. Craig, who was immediately behind him. Dr. Craig and others removed him to a position under the seats and then to a point outside the tents, where he died. The general was accompanied by Mrs. W. B. Noble, his daughter-in-law and several of his grandchildren. The opening pageant of the circuit had just begun when he collapsed. Performance Proceeds Many of those sitting nearby did Mrs. Edna Hepburn Flapper is Fine Mother Says Nurse MARKET ROAD IS SOUGHT DELEGATION Western Lane Boosters Are Here, Bearing Petitions For Court Proposal Will be Presented Tomorrow, is Word Given Out Earth to Whirl Itself to Pieces, is Word Question Stumps Noted Foe Of Evolution, And ho " Leaves Platform With the arrival of a delegation of good roads boosters from the Lower SiuMaw area bearing petitions re questing the county court to desig nate the Mnpleton to Cushman route as a market road, active steps to have this highway improved and opened as an artery of irrtffic to the lower river districts are taken. The proposal will be presented to the county court to morrow. The visitors brought with them a petition bearing the n:imes of property owners in road district 31 and other petitions are in circulation. (By NEA Service) T OS ANGELES, May 15. The mod ern American flapper the frivol ous young girl w-ho smokes and dances and flirts makes the best mother in the world! The champion of the flapper speot;t is( Mra4.ajvJi.Uua' Hupburn. nulioujvlJij known authority on obstetrics, who is A numbfr nf petitions ore being cir STUDENTS BOO 1! IE BMN IS IsEtete "j Wh,cm Wim Drawn To- f k , ,. $ J9i RIFF ADVANCE IE IS CHECKED !N HARD ATTACK Reinforcements Ccntinuo To Arrive in French Sectors French Air Field and Ita Planc3 Heportsd to bo Captured Great Commoner Leaves Amid Hisses and Booes ' Of Student Body (Continued on pajce six) '""'"ii "f John r. rarkfr, an.l P'Tlrf.l ,.,rUI miiU k. J"' Tht I'-ivilion has he'n ! H by ,h. nifn,her, of h lumhor .lnnte, hj- the ! " l.im.ier compnn.r. Mem.. th, SPr:i,5f,eld Civic club ore i l R. r. ' " m '' Millard r kiji, ... ... . lt ., , " nf nry cluh ' ''V, .... T.....1 . . ,. .-. .i 'Muii'.r lit tar Jrt B p ItOSEItnttJ, Ore., May 15. Hev enty-tlirfe years ngo the steamer Golden !ate swung at anchor in Panama Bay with the United States Fourth infantry on board, ('holers broke out and 200 soldiers died and were buried in the waters of the bay. Ulydses 8. Crrant, later commander-in-chief of the Union army and presi dent of the I'nited States, was a lieutenant in the regiment and one of those who aided in controlling the situation. On the boat were a man and a boy, Robert Starkey, able sea man and John Kelly, drummer boy of the 4th regiment who became quite friendly, but after their harrowing chief nurse in one of Los Angelej most fashionable clinics. Mrs. Hepburn, mother of two growu children, has devoted more than - years of her life to the care of ba bies and their mothers, "Unqualifiedly, the American flap per makes the ideal mother," declared this charming gray-haired woman, professionally trim in her immaculate uniform, 'I cm reciill no failure among the flapper-mothers I have known. Nor one who lias refused her obligations. No sacrifice is too great for her." The American girl, in comparison with the foreign-born, stand out clearly, Mrs. Hepburn declares. She has shaken off the shackles if tradition; her intelligence will not even allow her to accept the super stitions which have hampered Jier own forebears. "Independence, imagination, open m:nl'iness thou? rery qualities whioh made ber a flapper now mak? her the bet mother in the world," concludes this defender of the Amer ican flnpper girl. Hearing Forecast On Joint User Plan culated in Eugene td:iy, urging that the desire of the western Lane boost era be granted by the county court. It is pointed out in the petitions that the closing of ihe Mapleton to Cushmnn gap will provide a practical and improved route as an outlet for a large number of residents on the Siuslaw below Mnpleton. This road of between 12 and 13 miles is now only eight feet wide and not feasible for traffic as it has never been surfaced. A rond width of 1'J feet and improve ments arc necensary and if the route is classed as among the market rond projects market funds will be avail able for this work, it is stated. "The people of Eugene and the eastern part of Lane county are espe cially interet ed In the development and improvement of the mad from Mnpleton to Cushman for the reason that it would give opportunity to the people of the valley to reach the beach and the various resorts along the beach, Siltcoos and other lakes, by automobile. At the present time and until said rond is improved the great expenditure of state, county and federal funds on the low pans road is of little avail since it is impossible to travel with safety below Maple- 1'KOVII.ENCE, It. I., Mar 15. (yP) -William Jennings Hryan, speaking In his campaign against the teaching )( evolution was booed and hissed by Brown university students last night its, he nbruplly ended a question per iod, caustically assailed n simbuit questioner and left the hnll. Afu-r the student, George L. Cassidy, had stepped to the platform and repented his question at the erntor's request, .Mr. lirynn remarked that the was late and added. "Ladies find gentlemen, I've come a long way to address you students of tUlrown university,) but I .uliall cer tninly have id retire before this innguiric ent, bubbling fouut.iin of wii doiu on my right. " Hisses Are Heard. He left the stage amid hisses and boo en. There uas no applause al though only a short time previous n speiiked hud swayed his auditors with liis tmotlomtl apueul for tlie prnic tion nf man's faith In (od ngnim't-the teachers of the d ctrine that humanity has descended from the lower animal . Ilefore the brush with fasrudy, M". Hryan said to another student, Wil liiitn (J. Chase, "I am sorry for y'-u and ashamed of you." Chase, cmhnrrriSftcd, had answered (Continued on pug? six) riiascbalillcsults a NATIONAL At Hr.x.klvra II. II. I". St. I.niis 7 12 :i ! Hmokl.wi S 10 ' Batteries: It.ver, llnine,, Hhmrt, i Sherdell nnri Nclini'dt; (iunxiiles; j Hush, (ireene, Jlulibell slid l)eherry. ! VhiCM WlU EvlNTUAUY RtSIAT IN Beisk. VHUUD Apakj Scientist Foresees end Of Earth; Cooling off to Result in Disintegration TJy LAltltV HOAItl MAN ( NEA Service Writer) WASHINGTON, May earth was formed by ' meteorites bumping together in space, lis end will come when it whirls itwelf apart. This yew theory, which already hns started n controversy nmong scim tin In, hns been propounded by I'r. William Jasper Spilhuan of the Na tional Academy of Sciences and U. S. department of agriculture. It applies not only to the earth, but to the en I ire solnr system. 1Ik conclusions are that The meteorites which formed tin earth were fragments of older plan ets which had disictegruled and fallen apart. The earth is growing nlowly larger. It is losing its own initial heat, but in receiving heat from exploding atoms nod striking meteorites. The j The nun has attuned Ms full growth is now remaining stationary in nud It has parsed Its hot tent point, and is grfldunll cooling off. The Doctor Explains Ir. Hpillman cxplnin as follows: "Millions of meteorites are whirl ing about In space. They exert a certain amount of attraction for each other. "Therefore, when the nihilM of any J Imo meteorites ore close enough, the-tiny ..illy over meteorites are drawn together and form oiio larger meteorite. Event ually it attains 1nnicnlAiiH ir.i, "This appears to be a logical ex planation for h11 lln Ktitrx and plan ets, including Ihe earth. "For a time the emtli grew fiist. (My The Associated Press) Heavy losses ore reported oa boih sides of the fighting front in Kmiai Morroeeo where lieueriil Count lJe clmmpruin's men are endeavoring to force invnding ltiffmns buck intu tho Sp:inlh zone. The Kiffinn advance, lias been checked and the Erem-h say, have r.ccn taught a s:iugu';Uiiry lesion by Dc chamhruiifs drive Wednesday, which carried the Eicmh to heights of IM banc, and relieved mt of (he sur rounding out pottt blockhouses. Reinforcements Arrive. French reinforcements continue to arrive fiom Alumna including heavy artillery with which to sunish Abd-el-Kriiu'ii gun positions. Kiff.au propaganda among other tribes is apparently bearing fruit, i Spa ui h ndvicef any, uprising.- i lu-eateiiing am iij- trilctmien between Ee ami T.uxu, S iiHuiiiiiml r.-pt.rU through .Madrid ib scribe the s litnti-n in the French zone, ns criticnl, t-diiHtcriiRtluii reign i; g in thf v;i!n:ics bt-lrnd the fighting (rout, owing to incri'iiHius influx o uoiiiidcd, with French niiiitiiry hu pit:ilH fil'i-d to crtp.ttity. Air Fit-id Tako:i. 'I'licse reports a re based on return ing tiuvcViV M iii.. and .;dil th;it KiffniiiH c.t jil ur.'d ,i l-'re-.u.i .i.r fild with pl.uic and it i:i iter. a!, and uleo t),-k many pr.fiiM ; . h 'rem h hive juni.ili-:t d ir.t-u of u ilig Sp.tui for peilliiH.iiou to i)oino.(4'l Alb-el-Ki iin' Inkcs in 11, anj.t''i I'.ii.k mi,k, Inil will . U .ii ,ii..:ct i di'I'eiil tijion ,!H tiile:. I il J r (Continued on pige lliree) At I'hiladelphin Chicago ton, and for the same reason the peo- ; Philsilelphia pie of the lower Siuslaw are unable Halteries: Hlike. .Tacnbs to transport their products to the markets of Eugene and the Willntn ette valley because of this unimproved experience lost sight of eacn oiner , fln tM1Jlion from to Klsm until yesterday when at me .-regon, Fa,l(li nr arrllngement for joint soldiers home they were unexpectedly of (hf sMthrn parifio rompny reunited. .Mr. fttarxey, wno is .m SALEM, fre., May IS. Edward Ostrander, the only member of the public service commission who was piece of road," the petition states, j here today, said that no request had, ' vet been received from the inter-1 stste commerce commission for the j Oregon commission to hold a hearing) pplimtion of the Oregon Trunk It. II. E. ..I 12 4 ..8 11 1 Jones nit 'I Hartnett; Iietfs. Knight and Wiliou. i At New York H. E. E Cincinnati 2 8 4 New York 7 7 0 Ilatteriei: Itenton. Hiemiller, Khe.' han and Wing; Itirnes and Snyder. yer-s of age, came to the home shout j a week sgo from Coos county. He ; enlisted in 113 and served during' the Mexican and Civil wars. John : Kelly enlisted when a small boy a ' a drummer and served during the Civil war. He has been a resident of: the state borne for the past eight; years. Eugpne-KIamath Falls connection, al ready constructed. Ostrander said, however, that such a request from the interstate commerce commission is expected, since this Is the regular f ; weighed have procedure. The hearing he said, will' A..niA i, probably be some time in June. More j wpl(thti aml mraiurea. according to Official stations In Lane county where automobiles and trucks nmr -e been approved an 1 the state ssIt of At Boston Pittstiurgh ItfiSton game postponed, ra n and wet grounds. AMERICAN At Chicago It. II. E. New York II 0 0 Chif'tigo Ti 7 3 Ustieries: June and S hitig, Hn g on gli ; IM3i)krrhip, CvMigroh, t ou nally and Schnlk. Straw hit weather is here. Afie. noine delay ot:d .1 f'tftl lark of cr?-operation between the westher observt-r and Line county masculinity who have a fervent desire to blosiom out in their new spring lesdgesr, the sijns are now ptopitiou an'l toinor row F.ugi n nterrl.ants will launch hu offensive ajsinst the winter lids, Every!, dy wrr a "straw." is lb appeal of tb" dealers ho prmi.e th;tt ihe bet 1 !).. molli with all ? i:0 RliAUTIO-t PAWS. .May 1-Y A b ! - ! K i :m" , tritiesiiieii tibow n.i .-'i:; o ; ct r--ai'lini: tin- i:e.iy 'tow ds-livi-rel ' as iint th' in 01 i.-.'! ,,. h ; era I C (lit I ch,i riihi- 'i-i. !. ;is;-J r J .Mu-hal I . nit I 7 is otiilM.iltd Mie I op "iM'ionM in t 'if Ficii' li Mi'ii-i- J Vltll" (lie Fieiuii b.ivc but IH- till!;' Q ! coiii liditing in tlic.t i-;ip:tir-d po--' t'.'iM, ai.d are picpai.112 t 'outinue (Continued uu p.iite lis ) than one hearing and at different places, may be necessary. Report on School ! Union Painters on j For Deaf is Made Strike in Portland At Cleveland - ; lint received at the office of Sheriff """ton Frank E. Taylor today. The lint w is ( Cleveland Isent in anwer lo inquiry from ev-J Hstteriea: ffuinn, Itosn. 1 in Jlnse-nt will be f i:"wing nee'rt. lhi i s prrn.-jin -f work tr.'. ri w -f th, ' rr.nimittce. ' Hit. oi k "-ist usdr th- I i h j Msma cluh. moun- ' '" 'he mlm.nietra untem:tj the Erf' w las- lit SALEM. Ore.. May 13. Creditable work is being done by the Oregon state school for the deaf and its ad ministration i efficient, but the plant Tieeirs enlsrg'ng to care for its popu lation adequately, according to Prof. Herbert E. I'y. representing the Na tional Itesesrib c.immiltee of the American Academy of Science. Aout iCt typltsl deaf institutions of the United St.ites are being invest igated by the committee. Pupils in the trbooU are subjected to t series of test PoItTLANO. Ore.. May 1". Union Painters here went on strike todsy vhen the Master Painters' as-soci-i t ion refused a n tn'rea e f rorn $8 to $1 t day and a five day week of 40 b"tir. Union officials declined to eitimate bow many nin went out. Employer set the probable number quitting at E. T. Crane, presi dent of the Matter Painters' asoria tion, declared bis organization was prrptred to put oilier painter on the j.b Monday if the strikers bad Dot returned to work. t eral car owners who had their ma-i ru ini' h. llevmg; chines weighed but this wss n t of-; Speece and Mjatt fiii.il as the scal;i were not approved. .... . . j At ittro:t h- tb. state .esler. , rhlU.,pfc ;. I D" m!l'wina ill iiif itm rii "in-. ..n ftitK'Ui and the scales in use: C otUje (Jroe - - Economy Fee store, M Iionald tesm csle. Creswell S. J l'slanuck, Molm tesm scale, Eugene Eng nc Fni:t (i rower i aprvnriaiion. Howe team scale; J"ne and Krimpp, Fstrbanks team s a)e. 'oSurg C. '.ray, Howe sra'e. Irving E. W, iitmwalf. United States standard scsle. Junction Ci Oreg Seed toui cany, Fairbjoka ttita Ktle. It. H. E. 7 11' -2 ..10 11 1 Eli ink e and Shaute, Yowell, Since Janiinrj ., I!'.,.'i. to d;ile. ,Uhn ; S. Medley, dintrict attorney, assisted by t.ordon S. 'Wells, his deputy, nud working in conjunction with the sher- iff's office, baa mnde a showing In enforcement of the state prohibition Inw exceeded by but seenl counties 'in the aste. if any. it in reported. I He has trfed "'.' cnes involving pro I hibjtioii law Ti'ilnlions. of which JS j have resulted in convictions, dis j agreements, ami '2 n-iiit Inlr. The W'l fusea have invohed IA ib-feii'l irits. As result of these conviction, total of lltJ.Vt has been aesM ... , . 'n I.nei, with Jail snteiifl( aggre- been but ittle den snl so far owing t gnting II years and 10 dns, l.l mi bt the adverse waf her conojiions th it cn,oris fe in. stuck as tlsere hv " Detroit 7 H I Itatterjes. Htrrii, WjJberg, (iro? and Cochrane, Perkint ; Lemsr-- Stoner. Psus, Wells and Hal.v W-wl.ill. DEBT STUDY PLANNED PA It IS, May l.'i. --(pj - T nnriM Minister Caillaux and Foreign M nm ter Itriand w ere authorised by the French cabinet today study the in ternational debt ((Mention in sn at tempi to find so acceptable solution. hate prevailed during the past wet or more. A fw venturesome oi.es hate br i kn ut with their summer he,id covering but tue great msjoiiiy bav, patiently wn ted and now their wjh is xrrtified ju'Uing by cii.n-itic signs th afieriionn ami t '-morrow Is expected to e the first big outburst of "it rs MARKET SERVICE PLANNED WASHINtiTON, May J.Y iA) Expansion of the wfd market re portiiig service of the department of sericulture 1 contemplated as result of conference in Washington of meat aud wool reporters. have been Ciptured nud destroyed, 7, t'Mt gullon of mh have been de stroyed, and 711 tjuai't of-finished pro duct confiscated and destroyed. College Professor ! Kills 3 and Self NEW ORLEANS. La.. M y 1.1. ( The b'Mliea of ( Jeorge W. Peckhsin, 40t I professor of philosophy at New omb College, his wife, Eleanor, II."), slid their children, tieorge Jr. and El r abeth 7, were found in the bathroom of the profexsor's apartment across ! from the college here today. Each h.'id ; been allot throtif h the left temple. ! The coroner returned verdict o( triple murder and suicide ogjmst the pru 1 fessor. The Flsppsr Wife Sen; big hit Everybody is sinfj inj or vhisitliiiji tlie nir of "Tho Flapper t" hoiik. The tuneful nieluily Iiiih ni.'ult! tm inslaiitaneoiis hit iit1 K.UKoin? since its im portation a few days ao lay the Laraway Munie t'otnpnny. It al o has lifcu put into a fi x trot and sonu; or chestra record which is proving 1 1 1 x 1 1 1 y popular. In Tin! !unrd tomor row the second install ment will he published .f "Tli Flapper Wife" illustrated serial story, which has been taking the cities of the cast by storm and which was tho inspiration for thu song which is having an npially famous voguo.