The Eugene guard., May 20, 1925, Image 8

Wednesday Evening, Mav
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Hi- MII.TOX ItKONNKK
(NKA Hrvire Corrtpoiiiif nt ) r
LONDON. .M:iy -' Will"". Kuineii,
(Dd 8CIHJ Km much wine. I"n ninny j
' w'Jiifu ami too imit-h sons have I1'! j
In the rJ.ll buil ralS ii Kuropr,
I'rilH-e Ueorjte nf Jilsn-SMavm. uhiM
l.iikeil up in a private iiiaiimnm j
whi re hereafter lie will nut be able to.
timilile tlie serenity t.t Ilia t' Jl '-
tlier, Kins Ali'xaniliT, wlme throne
he allnuM really be ornii.vniie.
That's the real trnla behind the
rninmuniiie reeenlly leMieii ny in-1
Jiih.i-SIiimiim premier: i
"In view of the mate nf health of:
l'linie (ieorge, eliler lirolher i f Km
Alriiimier. wliiili In nn-li t lira t be in-
gently neeil a change in the milliner
of his life anil being pill "niler llir
.onalant miperviaion of n iloetor, III"
kins has imliriiteil, nailer the royal i
family Inw. a plaee of prrmnnnil reni
len,i. for l'rinee (ieorge "nil appoint-
e.l n Moeeiill ilm-fT.
All of n hieli mwiliB- exit I'r inr" I
George from tile Hnriipran Bi-ene. M't.
the moK" aniaz'ng tale in the. hlntory ;
of inoileni royull). I'p I" n"""' 1 -.
when be attained bin majority IS -be
was alinoft a inulol prime, lie wan
ii... ..i.int mtn noil heir to the Ser
bian throne, lie wan the apple of the:
eve of h: father, old King l'l'ter. who.
oil his eighteenth hirthiln.v, before the;
aneinlileil regiment of the nnlbm j
A.ihl to bini: !
-My liinr son, my joy t your b.rtu
S yeiira ago ' great. Toilny when i
vou enter the offiiers' eorps of my
liuve nrmv my prlile i grealer. With i
the help of proVMlenee .von win """
day inherit the Kerh nn throne and will
be I lie highest officer in the army ni
wii' li y l; today step a lieutenant."
lo le than '. iiioiiiIih tieorge bad
nmde himself the talk and vandal of
the UalknlM. He beat Ilia aides, lie
dressed ns king m il held drunken nr
fcicn. lie tbrealrned lo horsvwhip 'ile
premier. He drove a car at wild
fp.-nil through tlie narrow, lll paved
UrreH of llelgrnde. He paid nwifl
court lo yielty uelretss In Vienna.
He wn mad ubout pretty women.
ne day iasing down a Belgrade
elreit he saw the picture of .Mile.
Laurel, an ad l ess. He aecured her ad
dresa and p sled u proioal of mar-
liage. ' , ' ,
Having iinrrelnl with atiothn
pretty aiirean, he made disparaging
remarks about In r. Nie appeared i.
the It.at restaurant in Belgrade and
publiily horsewhipped him. lit course,
aire was arrested, lint the national
leillug wns on her side and the mat
ter was discreetly dropped.
It is estimated he proposed mar
riage In at Irast !10 pretty women. Ile
ni Hi 11 unlernil lover, pnylng curl
to Mlrlb of all nations.
The I'limai to his career came when
hl vulit mysteriously died. There
tvere. inlter rumors connected with
this and In HUM l'rinee (ienrge, to .he
relict of the tuition, was Induced to
renounce bin rights lo the throne.
Kit a tune he lived ipiielly in ri'llr
meut. When the first Balkan war
hrokti out he asked for a inland,
but was refused, and was greatly en
raged when his younger lirnlher, the
present King Aleiander, was given an
nrniy. Tl en he complained llmt he wn
not gneli all nllownnee compatible
With In rank ami position. Ile wrote
letters lo the Belgrade papers at
tacking the royal family.
For n lime bis lip'thcr confined
him to rcMdeneo In Nish. Heleasetl
from exile, he once more appeared In
llclgra.ie and would drive nr I town
In his car, distributing nnsiera liuult
lug lo his brother, the king, due of
these read: "Beware of the fellow
with the big red iiiim1."
Willi all hia ci itllclllea he l a
In mo man and a gonl soldier. Whc.i
II c Win hi war broke out mid the Ails
triana attacked Belgrade, lleorgo pit
hiiuNclf at the 1 1 "f some troops
ami nncce-l 'll; defrndril the opilnl.
lie was M'citNii.l wiiundetl in action a
T'i.ea an I sent to Krnn.e lo convnl-i-si-e.
lie wii made a licutcmiut col-
n.'l for l.iovi ry In the field but
s oi'iilull;,' nil. ml the promotion, lis
latest evviiuls bcrtl to boost tru
ism' of the repuli:icaim and attack
n yaliy.
It win limlrlesl he would always he
a flrc-hrand. Kxil 'r liigo Mlav 111
not In effective. So the plan
ilevnc.l In T re now by roial faniili"
mi put Into i No!, lie was locked iii
a itiscnci foi life, perbapi - n
sick aiau.
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School Plans for
Ulind arc Traised
;i:itl.lN. ?t.iy L'lt. Ami-ri.ii
li Ini'liux tin wiiy III piliirntiotint
iii'Mln.lfl f.ir I In Ithnil, in Hie imiln
df Miit llrlly HirNrh, llirrt lor of !li
p.h'Mil fi.r llir I'ln.tl ftmn.lr.l iliirnn
I ho World wnr liy tirrm iiiy'n fnni
out (K'lil.wl, ItfliciiuriH ili-x.
'"J'lm niv vt Cli'Vi'liinit,'' nhr ol
nrrvrs, "Itfiti found llif Idr-nl nulii'loti
vt tlm .i'ul'ii'in, in that uluciilioti fir
the lilttid child rrn i not nirrlrd n
In atrcinl fcrlindn fov iht Mind, the
Idiud nu''U nit' liiicrr.i",rm'd tmiorin
(lift viKhiril ididdrrn. 'I'll m (trotTdurt1
li of (lit triii-tt lit-hi'Tit in't only (o
the Id i nil cliildi on, hut to thf otlicrn
n wrll, in 1 lint it n-nifioniii ihnti to
Kt f itir nloitjr with tlirir lit fir(un
!? frllow nipiU and fhnwfi thui (hit
H hlmd tudc tit mil do fully it wcl)
an utRhlfd one.
"Tlit fpflinc of huiunn pride in
quit at proiuMtiiifd mill tdiml pro
pic us It t with thiivr fnjoyinj rji
pijllit, Srlf .nti.ftdt'ni-f nil r n
coiirHfrd niiit'im tit hlmd only if thry
nrm brim .ftn'd gti opportuttily t
hhow Hint ihrv enn hold thfir imn lit
tinj rtiti- n with oiIhth. If th hi nd
sip frimmtrd from (hr mihirf, (In
cnficliint r.m rr hr inti!lrd in
thrnt, Amrrit ! inntdT rifht in
mitirn thr dhnd in wth th s f hirl "
This Woman's Recompenso
"1 wan pn wrik and nfrwum 1 rouM
hirdty d ni hounw frk," Mr.
Hurry Ahrnfl if nvinxton, Ky :
"1 roulil not itand hrinj.f of thr
brartof down yti In tor hm k and
atMloiurn. 'nr dm I rrad how l.idia
K. 1'ink hnut crtnld 'ttmpnund
had hrlpH nthrro ami dTidf t fry
it. I want tn ptMir tliui wondrrtul
mrdirin for Ihr hrslth and utrrnittii
It ban givm mr and ak other mif
frrinf wnnirn to try It." Tht in the
one great (kprndahlc turdicine for
woman's ills," Adv.
Prince George and three of the Qrn who figure In
Hannah Cohen (ton), pretty Jewess of Jugoslavia,
proposed; Tanya Veltrovlcs (center), of Serbia, and Elizabeth lonides,
of Greece.
his life story,
to whom he
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GET ALL METEORS
.Mcl'IIKftHOX, Knn.. Mny 20. (VP)
- Kiiiin.ik htiH nt mined n rrputntinn
bcynnd this plnnrt na land ng. field
for atrny incteoritef, hut that n'p'i'fl
tion would not NtHnd the tent of
uriei.re, dectfired Prof. H. II. Nininner
of .Mrplifrnnu c'dlryc, pant prea'drnt
nf the KaiiRaa Acuflemy nf .Science,
in li n nddrena on the ruhject of me
e(rllea.
The helief that KnmiiH, center of
the I 'nited Stiiteft, exert a home un
explained influence on tho heavenly
wnnderera, 1 ia without foundation in
fact, the profemmr aenerted. A chart
of recorded nieteoritic falln dincloses
that one-fifth of the Rijfnlficnnt find
in the world have been in Kanrtna, and
th s hits led, according to l'mfensor
Niuinger, to the popular nnd fallac
ious iinprefeaion I lint this Nlntn la
peculiarly iillnictlve to meteorites.
Two explnnationa he offered for the
apparent monopoly Kantum hits imiin
taitieil: the character of the soil, and
I ho intereHt nrouned in the science,
"The finding of atony itrnteoriten,"
1'rofcnnor Nininger intcfl out,"
"which hnve not heen seen to fall,
may he cmnddcrcd among the rarest
evciiiK in the aunila of meteoriliiii.
In only two localities in thin ronti
iieut have mch find occurred in num
bcra wrmern Kalian. nnd the coul-
al plains of Texan. In both of (bene
regions the noil in comparatively free
from lerreatrinl roc(t." This, he Maid,
fnc lilaled diNiinguiHhiiig mteorii.c
atonea from the enrth.
A stich of witiienaed falls of now
famoiif iron nnd tttone metcfirites also
hsd kejit Kcientlfic cirrlea, tlie public
and the preaa int created in K.innns
for Inung periods, he Haiti, with the
remit that farmcra began to helieve
I Mini me innvy bioiiph iviiii wo rn
wer weighing down fncea anil roitf-
were in fact meteorite. Thus were
the discoveries multiplied.
Scientiht hnve never satisfactorily
accounted for the concentration of
iron meteorites in large showers. Pro
fessor Nininger told hia rndince.
One theory is that such shower, nre
remnants of disintegrating comets
whlc h hnve "aide-? wiped" the earth.
This, he said, may explain the huge
crater In northeast Arizona, devoid
of volcanic rock nnd surrounded by
traces of iron me-ieorilic falls, which
genlnginta believe marks the eu'rnnce
into the earth of a monster meteorite.
Before
vou Build I
or Buy p
a Home )
w insist on J
ChecKSeal
Electrical
Wiring
: j
Check Seal
Material
6old by
The Bailey
E'ectric Co.
(40 Wlllamettd 8t.
Phona 2)4
OF FREAICH PEOPLE
rAKIS. .May 20.-0?)f lie Wtif-h- '
ington naval nn-onls, negotiated by ;
remier iiriand in V.rJl and nifned
under premierthip of M. Poincaiw in
V.'TJ, are Mill awaiting the rjttfii-a- 1
lion of Kreix-h parliament. The Poin- !
care cah net held nff.ee for t,wo years '
after the bills calling for their rati- '
fixation were introdu ed in French
rhiiiiher; grnrral elections hive taken :
place, tin Jlrrriot cahinri endured for ;
trn months ami. wit J the momentous 1
financial problem now confronting
'lie new Pa nleve m'niMry, it uppcars
unlikely that parlininent will he called '
upon t. discuM ijMe accords fr
some time to come. Their present
nraf us is unknown beyond the fact I
tlin: they have heen before the for- j
eign rchittoi.s cominittee of the chum- j
her "since the middle of V.t'SJ. j
"Pigeon-holed" is the somewhat i
undignified term used in Americ.i.
which, although it does not unpen r
in the dictionary Kam tioned by thp '
French academy, may best describe
the fate of the accord. !
Itritib empire, France, Italy and
Japan limiting nital armaments."
Bill Submitted
A Mil bearing the signature rf
Pi .V, nt Alexandre lilKrand and
1 res'-n'-1 by Prmit-r P.'incare. Fi
nar.ee .Minister Ie I.SfMerie, Nt va.
Minister Itiiberti, War Minister -Mag-inot
and .Minister of Public, Works I.e
fiocnuer, calling for the ratification
i.f ihe treaty v.as th'-n ui rnitted to
parliim-nt. aa n referred ;o
lh- ci.mio t re on fnrei'jT rehit 'j-1
Since thn it ha not been mentioned
again in public discuss on, and nothing
Im hpn heard of it in committee.
The treaty concerning "possessiona
nnd insuhr d-mi nions in the Fa
Fn-t." signed Dec. .!!, UC!, has had
a career similar to the above. Dep
uty iCaynaldy, who has since been
ni nister M commerce in the Ilerriot
cabinet, made a report to the coin
uiiTfr'e recommending its ratification.
This was Jan. -'.
IE
Court Dress Cuts
'In Price Welcome
History is Cited.
The following is it short history of '
the accords, as far as France is con- I
cerned, since M. Albert Sarraut, who 1
replaced Premier llriand at the head ;
of (he French 'delegation, returned to!
P'ri" in the spring of lllJ'J. j
' 1 Le treaty concerning the "limitn-!
ti';i of naval armaments," signed at 1
Washington Feb. O.lf--. was turned
o.er to the ciuumittee on foreign nf- j
fh4 in .March. Deputy (iuer I
nier was entrusted with the task of
prt-par'ng n repaii on the treaty, and :
mnk ng a recommenflation as to its i
ratification. lie recdinmcndefl that j
"the government be authorized tn rat j
ify, effective, nniil Dec. Ill, l!J."t(J, the ,
treity signed at Washington between
the I 'nited Stale nf America, the J
U iMK IX. .M.iy 1!0. OP) Iteady
iiiiide gowns will appear nt court
functions this season for the first
t'jue. Tlie innovation, the idea of
vj if-li was imported frm the t.'nited
Stale by court dressmakers to suit
',r purses of uniiie of th"ir custom
ers iimong princesses nnd pecress:'B.
alsn .ncludes the purchase f dresses
on the instalment plan.
According to the dressmakers,
many youthful daughters of earls
and dukes were the first to welcome
this economical solution of their re-
-dured clothing allowances, nnd n
niching bus ne--s has resulted among
th.'se modules who have taken up the
plan. For fhe young women hnve
been able l find exclusive models
designed and executed by artists of
color and the scissors, whereas a few
years fl'jo thv would have paid two
nr thrcv times as much.
Some of the court dressmakers, this
season, have abolished the old time
euMt.iv. of sales by nppo.ntment only
nnd because of the keen competition
in their I ne of business, are willing
to stive customers any time they appear.
OXFORD. England. May 20. OP)
Oxford tradesmen are grnvely con
cerned over the increasing tendency
of undergraduates to pay cash for
: their purchases. The new fashion
saves the pottage op- the customary
' .'ItS monthly duns, but it means the
loss of the extravagant custom of the
J young Verdant reens of pre-war
i days, "who ordered silk dressing
j gowns by the half dozen in the serene
j belief that bills due three years hence
tare really not properdins ot all.
.tradesmen are discovering that the
man who buys foe cash buys care
fully and stints the more exotic crav
ings of his family. Worse still, they
are discovering that he prefers to do
his buying in Iondon, where n shop
ping excursion ia a very desirable
excuse for n' restful afternoon in one
of the music bulls. London competi
tion in far from pleasing, for it was
long ago settled that Oxford prices
should be set, well above those of the
metropolis during term time, to carry
over the lean vacation when streets
are deserted nnd tradesmen recline
against their sturdy oak counters in
sad and wistful boredom.
The increase in cash purchases is
indicative of n shifting of social stan
dards. Fewer undergrnduates nre
now the. sons of choleric and unbusi
nesslike old country gentlemen with
gout nnd ancient lineage; more nnd
more nre coming up to the university
from the very recently acquired coun
try seats of moneyed men of business
who nre better judges of nccounts
than of horses and Mnderia. In the
university as-elsewhere the easy-going
credit system based on the un
impeachable honesty, solvency and re
spectability of the settled country
families is giving way to the rule of
ready cash.
tion, returned to London recently af
ter having completed in four months a
17.0W mile journey by air to India
and back in the snme airplane in
whirh be started. The machine made
the entire flight without a single me
chanical breakdown.
The purpose of the trip was to in
vestigate the possibility of commer
cial aviation under tropical condi
tions. Sir Sefton declared upon his
return that there should be no diffi
culty in crossing India by air, the
route to be followed being up the val
leys of the Indus and the Ganges, all
flat country and where the conditions
were not at all bad for flying.
Sir Sefton said the actual flying
time of the plane was 210 hours from
London to Rangoon and back. He has
reported on sites for airship masts
at Calcutta, Colombo, Delhi and
Rangoon.
Th romc.r,arIJCE
MASTER MASONS
Regular communica
tion Wednesday night,
Mny 20th. nt the Ma
sonic Temple., You are
urged td be present.
m20
. ANNOUNCEMENT
Meeting
Oregon - Montana Lot Owners
Inquiries from all over the fttate
make another meeting imperative.
Delegations from . Alhany, Ash
lajul, Roseburg and CotU;i Grove
will be present.
Every lot owner urged to attend
Thursday, 8 p. m., at
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
GREER - CALLAHAN jj
H . Buys Furniture
! I Phone 33 B
England to Study
Route of Aviation
LONDON, May 20. (P)Sir Sef
ton Hnincker. director of civil nvia- ,
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Saturday Night
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hen you receive tom
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