The Eugene guard., May 27, 1925, Image 1

The American Legion National Endowment Campaign is in all Ways Worthy-Have you Done Your bit for 'it? '
City News
THE WEATHER
Ortton: Pi'" ciou6y
lNr- rati '9ht ,nd VnbMy
mni'y ' rll,w, Por,loa
c,er l ' Thu
ur frtsh oth winds. T
,,!rt: Maxim"", 78 de
, minimum. 45 dgrt.
1,,,,'of river, 3.4 ft. OIr.
(j ,f wlmi, southeast.
VOL. 63
TODAY'S NEWS TODA1
EUUEXF OKEUOX, WEOXESOAY EVKXIXU, MAY 27, 1K3
POIf P . UN STREETS 5c: OK TRAINS
41W . AxH XKWS STASIW Sc.
L.ltr BwriFllw-
Hhoush the prcstnt power wcu
rt , mni'le for I lie city of Eli
de light and water board
Jj lookins to tlie future, sa.vs
4 McCloin, superintendent. Two
for p'" "
I, J on the SkKeniie river, it ia an-
l.HXti. "' ,h5se n,nke aTail"J
l ' . . ..i nf nn. 240 notential horse!
tn. The sites selected for filing
,1 JIartin Iinpid., about 18 miles
jb0(. Waltervilie, near Vida. Here
,Hmint power could be developed,
JI-, JlcClain. No work on these
projects is contemplated in the near
fiture, but ' -l-ot-ght desirable
make the sites acccssnble when
--edtd, it is stated.
Lt!il. Class Held
jliw Kstber B. Cooley, clothing
ipWilist from the Oregon Agricul-
artl college extension service, is con-
Iitdioj clashes on dress design this
-ft! it Cresweli. The course is cow
to its third day. The meeting was
Uoiied by the committee from Cres-
litllf range of which Mrs. 11. A. Jfowe
i chairman. O. S. Fletcher, County
It-rictilturai agent, is receiving re
iufiti for extension wprk for Lane
rtnety women this fall for fall iml-
.ietry training, dressmaking, cooking
I dtmootttrations and other phases of
i-ueb.old economics. Mr. Fletcher
Izttn that communities desiring this
tori "put in their requests with him
it once.
Firtt Forest Fire Reported
The first forest fire of the year
is the Cascade National forest was
rtported to the forest office In Ku-
I (e today, according to A. T. Moses,
Idrrk. Aa srpa of approximately ItOO
feet was burned over, with a slight
The blaze was discovered hy
lt Wright, packer for Kelly ami
llivan, near the railway right of
Isij above Oakrtdg'e, who called for
nt men and ex t iug nisljod the flames.
I Tlie forecast of relative low humidity
m teat down for this period, and
iw was held to be a contributory
ib. The fire was started by Mght-
uiuiE, it ia believed, aud during per-
i'tisof low humidity, the danger from
Tre ia very great.
Rettlesnakes Arrlve
lml and angry rattles fr.sm 13
mrt of this brand of reptile were
-rirtl ia the loci office of the Amer-
rfi KxprvHs company today, and the
ffioals were greatly relieved wh.-n
l"f Suapp brothers carnival crew
trar asd took them awny, it i stated.
I The snakes are used in the act i f
"fbttiHuake J"e," who makes him-
lf irficly at (mine with fbe vicious
Arrive Front Idaho
Tiie first arrivals on the campus
tlie lumaier school session this
: re Mr. and Mr C. u. Miam-
j Mjrh tf iarms. Idaho. Mr. and Mrs.
i-iffiHansh,, who have been teaching
ailinna tut the pat year, finished :
fur ;.3r s w. rk Mny 15, and left im-
, 5Mntely. Mr. Shainlmugli
is prm-
Tt i iiie i'sruia Jt:git M-ittol nud
'i- Shsmbjjigh is an instrm-tor.
PJ" ictnl to begin their work im
aiatfiy and not wait fur the itm
T MMion to begin. Mr. Shamkiiijdi
working towards his master's de
P' io ebjcatlon find historv and
(Cootinued on page five)
Beanc
THE STORY SO FAR:
r'lUlA fJOHPON, pretty young !
dnnni- r.t.- -
fflmg- lawyer. Her idea of tear- i
M htm U .t
. '
t M fhMr.
;
"'na ha hysterics when IMck sng-1
tht
he do her own housework.
His mother's maid, MAti
to te8fh tlloria to cook. Hat .
oris wn-t learn.
Canity waybcun, as aetor
"n hr. Vick sees him leave ;
b'j f:!rtf.i- -u. that ih ,
Kan
as an iat.rior decorator.
M inut., Vhtirn to hmlsf-
vn'tnf Gloria
ees i
V1L
S-i. rWrtl h (Ifitikft
-'h. ertd faint ivit while
teei..
!- H;tb !. J(iH SKYMttl'H.
MAY is is love with JIM
Th pirty breaks tip
Lot i tiMt .-ii -i
iu..
1-T hlihri! for irw!fMfv,t-
t"tJit,g.' Then fh disejstt-j
Wilts hr i.b.
rff'jry caiis to scohl Gloria
COMMON USER
HEARINGS MAY
BE HELD AGA
rubiic faervica Commission !
Will Eeqaest Soopenin'!
'
Of Oregon Case
I
H. H. Corey, Chairman
Holds State Board Should
Halt Duplication
SALEM, Ore,, May 27. Petition t,
re-open the Southern Tacific -Central
Pacific railroad ease iniorar as it af
fects the railroad map of Oregon, m
that Bhould the applicatiB of the
Great Northern and Northers Pacific
i for a permit to extend to Klaiuath
J Kalis be granted the public service
commission may order a joint and
J common user or jint construction
i and common use of t'.ie present ua
1 cmpleted line, has been made of the
interstate commerce commission, e-
cordlns to 11. li, Corey, chairman of
the public service commissi o.
"We have asked a further bearing
on the Southern Pacif.c-Central Pa
cific case at the same time hearing is
held on the application of the Hill
linen," Mr. lorty caid. "Toe com
mission deems it wmiid be derelict in
tin fluty fo the public if It should
permit a repetition. of the fiasco vf
HH 1-1-' when two lines of railro'td
were permitted to duplicate construc
tion up the Oest'hutfs river to J tend,
at which time approximately I .OCHl -000
was spent when one-half of th:it
amount would have been sufficient.
This burden vt uttfiecrssary invest
ment will eventually be reflected in
the freight rates paid by the jteiieral
public."
As a result of the intervention by
mission made Fi'hroary (1, in the !
Central Pacific case, specifically t-j
serves the r:ght to re -open proceed-;
injjs at any time hy ttrder of the ;u- j
terstate coinmerce romntissi s either;
upon the initiative of the cmm ssion
or .,.; .. of ony prrB.,n c!im.5 .
inf re-i. ftr 'the purpoe of mskm
U) j,
rd-r nz the tiitii:ss;-n ai;iy
ri'in t;ecejJ-'3ry, supp'ememary to he
orig'na! otd r.
INSANE MAN COMMITTED (
-!ilm Seiman, a transient who
tnkrn up hy a deputy sheriff at Cot-j
tnce tirove yesterday, was examined j
for hi insanity at the county court ;
house yesterday, and committed to the
state hpitai at Salem.
Burton m ' I
for giving a drinking party. While j
5 n is ihis IHrk 'O'ses borne, j
NOW nfl ON WITH THE STORY i
I .irk nm into ihf!'0" "'" 1mTirt
K SOCi.V as
Mo,'
other tlregory rose to go.
She gathered her furs around her
. . . .......
shoiifoers ana aupisre'i me veil on t
her imposing hat.
1 I jut ran in to hare a little chat
with tilery, hm said smiling as
i plSf-antly as any afternoon cal1er. j
j "But I muM run along now. Per- j
! haps you'll cme along and tuck Oi J
into my ear, fitehard?
I ioria watched her
her tall hu-hand
and his mother alk don to the
eurbt'ne. They ftood taiktnx he-
side Mother tiregory's ear.
"About me, J11 het !" tiiona said
to herself.
Why had Mother firegfiry stopped
j seidirig hr the uiinutt IHrk mm
Ilt fo room, fiinry nderel.
Wa it hfue he didn't want to
unset Iirk ard hi delnate tAineh
hy a quarrel?
Or was it because fche didn't nt
him to know that h wi int-rf"ring
in ftMrj" affairs ... In the roniiii g
f her htue?
Jf that the ran tJlory mad
up her mind that she'd tell IMck
jut ht Mthr tirrgory had a.d
to h'r! . . . Jh'd hi hiui knrx that
h i mother cfMu't come iitta their
Legion to cut
Pass Through
Summit Snow
Two crews of 150 men each will I
make the snow fly on the MeKesiie
pass Sunday, May 31, announces Ueo,
Love, of the local Americas legits,
and it is honed to clear th htcbwav
that car ma negotiate it for tse ;
Abwm convn
Pnneritle June 23, 26 and 2T.
on st
The leglps posts at Uedraosa, Betd
and TrineviUe say that mea will
turn out on the cast side of the pass,
sad the stage company that operate
over the highway will transport about
that many sipb from here, it Is an
nounced. The busses will leave here
at five o'clock in the morning, and
ample provisions for all day wUi be
carried.
The crews will use a big rotary
snow plow, dynamite, and picks and
shovels to clear the snow $ml ice .
away, it is stated. The work will De j
under competent direction, and the J
tnen will work in shifts and crews o
that as much work as possible may be
done.
Although there will be work for all,
there will be plenty of amusement
provided, it is ststed, and a day of
genuine fun Is anticipated by legion
members b both aid's of the moun
tains. SERVICES IN HONOR
OF SAILOR DEAD TO
BE HELD AT BRIDGE
The impressive service fr the sail
or dead will he held this year from
the new Ninth avenue east bridge
it is announced and a complete pro
gram, to he precede! by a parade,
will take place at II o'clock in the aft
ernoon on Memorial Iy, May HO,
s The parade will start from the arm
ry at 2;.0, will go east on Seventh
avenue ea;t to High street, math on
Hight to Ninth avenue, and then to
the bridge.
All arrangements are hefng cared
fr hy the Women's Relief Corps, the
J. W f.'psre nnttt f.t tha & 4 tl
, , Ki(.h ,,,,,; ,,5,;
. .
j A quantity of flowers and wreaths
. will be prepared, and will be dropped
- uptin the water a the sea service
. i r-al. These will be made r&dy by
the various civic organisations.
The complete program fr the aft
ernnon is ss follows:
parade, armory to Ninth ar-
t .
! gins.
j Scripture reading. Iter. C, K, Iun
' ham.
f Selected maMf, by quartet, L.
Hulin. Mrs. Mae Huff Stroad, Mra.
! Hour, V. R fJilstrap,
. J' ' " "
Ititualistie sem'c, offier of W.
R. C.
Music, "ToMM J lower RS Bd-
Hen edict ion.
Taps, Thomas H. Tower.
Mill Worker Dies
In Sawdust House
BK.Vr. fre. May 27. ti. , Kfia-
' . '"
trrlsy in fne sint iet t
the Hroks-3'snhn I.umher cmpany
srmtll. He the second niae to
h.p his life within three years f the
am pla A third mm was revived
I winfef afrer hsvmg hn under
the swdut fr V nj-nufe. The jb
hrh t;oye hd t en(derd one
r.fr"s J "ip 05 iJ
eorn.r-g t
No on knew th tnn if under
rh and h was nf K;s,ed
f-.r "iie time, Wjjn f'omd pbti-isns
and he hsd bB dad for as hour.
SltiKAXK. Wh May 27. Wh;I
h hrofher, a fel ow emphne, std
h p .werls tn help, W. J MrOtiid
in, a smothered i datl bnea(h
lwt fr-t of 81h! in a bin fct the
l'umot.d Mth company's pHnt here
to-iay
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH BREAK
HELD Uil
Modernists
Declare That
Literal Acceptance Rule
Is Cause
Protests Circulated Over
Judicial Reports at
Session Made
COLlWIBrS, Ohio, May 2T. 3
A definite break is the PreafeytertiTi
church is the United &atea of Am
ic miseatt modernist In the
d nomination general assembly m
session Sere, declared Kdsy,
ihe spis will e)me, ir. Hesr
Sleane ffin New York reprenealisj
the decidedly liberal Presbyter feere
said if the various Preabyterie up-
hold of the assembly -yesterday
m rotiisg that a literal acceptance of
the virgin birth ia a necessary quali
fication of anyone who enters Irs
ministry.
A protest against the ruling f the
judicial commission yesterday la up
holding that the New York Presbytery
went against the law of tha cimrch in
lieenncg ministers to preach wha
could not affirm belief in the irgia
birth, was formally presented to ;he
saaemhiy today by Hev. Charjea l.
Swarfs of Chicago, This, church ls
era pointed out, la In reality a disseis
ing opinion at the assembly itself,
marking a direct line of cleavage. -Pretest
Circulated.
The protest was being eirculatrd
I among the com tat stone rs fc igiit-
i Continued on page two)
Blaze at Heppner
Burns out Stores
l'EXtil.ETON. ttre.. May 27, A
fire that caused n property ikmig
estimated i $2TtfiU0 started thU
morning in ths Srhwart meat market,
at Heppner, according to reports re
ceived here, and before k was ex
tinguished destroyed er badly dam
aged several husineat entablisbnirnti.
The bitze was finally p'arcd undvr
control aliout l;.y.
The estabi shments destroy1! were;
Hpper tire shop, thwart meat mn -ket,
Mrs. 1.. it. Ifrren militnry
store, Mra. F, J. Itevine einproider
shop, MrNamee hotel, K. Sbwzeki
talir lmpf Baldwin teroml haw) tor. j
A
Baseball Scores
,
NATIONAL
At PittsbBrgh It II K
rheg ......3 7 1
ritishurgh ..,,15 W 2
fliftenes: KNke, Jaeohs and llsrt
nett4 0.Efs!e; A Id rid ge and Smith,
At Bosfos -New
York ...
.3 8 2
BttHs: Sctt and Oowdy; Kamp
ind ftibse-s.
At CssHssarl -St.
IuU
Cincinnati
,2 ft
,4 P
Batterleo: Hehm and Tsrre?l,
S-'hrnidt; R(iy and Bruggy,
AMERICAN
S At New Y?rk -
? Rottn .....- ...3 ft
I New York ,A 10
I
I
PsffeHes; Buffing. Zahmirr. K lm m l" m
and HeHng; Fergun, ..jt mrWUl Md'iidi.
At hicngo It If. i:.
I'etrrtif, , I
hi.go. . 14 2
Batteries; Cllm, ole, Hner
and Bsssler, WomlH; Koherts,
Tburst-n m 9 rue. -hilk
AX 1
It It K.
..ji jr
1'hdadelphi, ,
litfterles: iohr"B, tiregg. Mar
lrry and !; Iljrri. itmmel,
Ora. holies and v, hrss ierk;ns.
It If K.
4 12 1
'J 4
Jewell;
Ar Mt. JO in&ings
t 'let eland.
Mt, ti ,
(f-aenes: 'M and
Wtgsrd a&d rexL
i, : , -j
GIRL WITNESS BEARS SORROW BRAVELY
t 1 .l.;" Vil X t. -fr ;tW4-4 V fT.r Vf
. vv, r urn x
SEARCH FOR WHITE
AS STATE WITNESS
CONTINUES IN EAST
flllCAtiO, 3lljr 27. White Hub
ert WNH. frtgsHTP witn1 os -Klwse
truim'.tiy (Iw lle irsiy i
hope of roHvlHms Wiirsm Is. H!p-
MH.'iiulwk, M t-l SM io Nmt
York loto-, lh Mati-'it lornrjr of
fire procedrd its inquiry t Urged
jury fistisg attempt.
S! a t ea Al iorner t rw i rsed
White to New Yrk lat mgfat sud ex
pected fcia arrest there tmlsy, Mean
wbdt the formal arrest of Jsme J.
Kelly her' Umt night turned the pr
eriitor's ffi ino a buKig hiw f
aetf'vit r, ariwnd whih Mr. Crw
threw a blanket f -orecy.
Kelly was named tn letter ?-
ported to have been written hy
Whie is rhHadelphsa iar wrek whh b
charged he had he charged t flee
from t faieago
K"l!y admit ed having leen with
White and Arthur ltr?ne, investigator
for Shepherd, the night U
ft the city.
Mr, Cwse only antinncemeiii
mas tht Ke hd nude adBweams
that "implicated" Wbie.
The f'htengo Tr huoe says fMay
ihnt Kelly m4 th s abatement t"
inierrgtra;
saw White th night hrfr h
diesPt'esred, He told ute tttue fwr
j ",0 he wmM mske an ffSdvtt
charging all the fpsrim-my hm had
given hefrtf the grand Jurj. A ian -
jjer was cai t trw np me mnmm-
r;t, and he d)d draw it op. hat it is y
under sianiling Whit evr signed it"
i White' tHisiJ t the gtatid jury
wait In jMipprt t i'tiwa'
asxeni icj that he hid sdd tjdioid
jgerm Shepherd ith th n5W-
Manna Victorious
In British Classic
f:rsM frftWNS. Mty 27.--Msnns
won ih dr:.. r he
Kngi.sh fist ra ifig a'm hrt
tody.
ZfmM rs t'ot,d snl 1h !ird-r
third. The &ffiM i.m - wsas
4 si;'td. Molina w-jji in a cas
ter hy gfc i-r.!h.
"Ihe httifeg s:
I Mnns If ? j I gv.nt; X.sist Ft
! t I agai&st; end The ?trdf Am t 1
, sg!nt.
) Iitgh'i, fa I'figMh
jHiy, wsi p -n MBfti td w.s ke
1 dtr t y tut ihe Siiti tiuc.
Store Safe is
Blasted With
Huge Charge
1IM1 UIVKit. tre Mnj 37.
Csmg nitro-iSyrerine, burglars Mt
el th safe in the post ffie mtmm at
U. J. Mcftace at I'arkdaie alwmt I
oclo,-k this awrumg, and escaped in
an auto with Khtmt m rah and
sttrtiit in pstage niaisip. The
jtafe ws hhmn intn small frajfiiirttt
j n" "" lhr.mh fl 1 i
of the lwlldsg. Kntranee ssf insde
through a isbsi"W, Xeighbirs Tepnfi
etl harisjf the espJ.niofi, whirfc thy
al was ferrific,
U. Mfla3aet proprietor fef the
t're aisd larkdal s posttwister
ss In the st sb a bs:ne frp, Kts-
pUtyea said Jhey had leen nnahle !hws
far t eherfc the exaet amount mUiin
The mstf in mm !re was hkJ
ah'.ut a jear ag, when gtmmt th
same aiBiiiit ws -i!ea,
tflsae i pre1dent of th Appt
fjmwm' geK-isthm, and n r'
pttner merchants .f the uppr It
Ifiier valley.
""'""MEN ENTOMBED B!
EXPLOSION IN HE
HA14C!;H- X, C My 27
-At 3:05 Vlirk the Baleig!) train!
ditther ffr the Norfolk Hthe?n
ra d ay received a me jsg from I Jalf,
N. . tht fi- llsre had Keen re-
-mered frm th me f h Csfo
f f-at f'MHiaej , The di-stfrher
s.d it v rut rijr'ed ih i?Me
fr. lie fca! the Rumtr f wb rs
-intnUt-4
j
SJVnillll V C th. tT. - ia -
Noo .f ife fifty or mre mn s
tmJd h gas esploatoi, t , mir
f it. (-fi.tt
lieeii rernd 3 h'.ik. i! rd
Hufler. aurfa f-rrtnan. wb tr.p
t aides, prntrafei the aiwft fr a
hr dstMr H rpftd iht he
U fcwiB. If cuM ntt 4
whether th si nten re dad r
-i;t a h drhen hs'-k ly m
' lid id wh eh -t g ?s
fums that msd ffirhr attmpte So
eu'er fh mhtH imj)'o Id,
SAV f EARS rttT
ltf.r:frH, X. Ms? 27.-
lor thss nin ar mmh4 is 5
h fon sf If ?ohna rm- S
(o ifiiii e-:jhf Ridr from sjsfrd, ;
V. ,, s the r-'Ht of n &pitn
ttsr; fMaf, officer t.f th- mj'3Bj
Ajsa;ed i're tera ib
aftrrits.
TRAGEDY OF DEATH
BRIWGS SOflROW TO
IM EYES OF Glfe
hip Ablaze From 5
Burning oil Blast
Ity Um J. fiEBBrtN
INKA Service Writer SKATTJ.K, May CT,- t&iTk
Vlli'&m May -. Th dpf , motomhp Vfcewt wa tMs izma,
of all the Jragrde that ha giHMMi stem to m&m srly f iay ia ii 43yi0f
out of Kit! JfrCimineV fHne i of eorg north tf Vaiisarr
hidden behii(i the shadows si iwo The fate &t hrr rrew was ej
clear gray eye. A radH wrssaje tram (hs f
Ihelie lr, the girl SlrCim- j ftrifftw sjrie! timt lc W a-
tork w.mlil feava wsrrie4 If drtrfh hsd kena W l&fs ame afts fe?r ftti
not intpnrrnrd drs not cars Ifl tk eijMt Th frtffi -1
the world share her srrw, l ftrBed to earrb ihp wr-
I dislike fc?ing baihed i -Ji-
meiifalljn she p?s. "1 do twt m?r
my affecti?ttii ry lre fer
world ts aee,
There r ft htterir, Shrs arf
nn tcfiri heu he iirr-
ef tlMnle the dream firtt. rmhl
never ciws tre.
Mi rjw i t testify fr th,
tat in the Jria f William ls Hhrp :
herd. IliHy fter father, whis i
rmM
rosed of MH huo itk yW
f.rm. t h f..rrt.r
Will Os Her Duty
Hhe wiH d her dOy (ieJjr nl
imemtftMy then s-a?s to
hear no mre of it. Hhda of
sorrow wU in ht eyr a sh jk
lf it.
j wfsiikf rather that what t at
r:
do were nt h" she says.
If wH M rery bitter. Why
everf thing he picked to piece gm?
j "My swiy hsp i that ik trial
j will he mrr nkl, I wntut t he
presBt a IMfl af ojeihle,
"Bt I want jstif ds I wiil
f d they ak- I 1H t'H th rh.
I Awl ths he wants t aj,k tt
trim I,1 Rith'a Hfr
! P-i ; frgf that he nrvrr wH
S bwf th hrM .f th w h
!!: ter&i ehg. irfe, ei -
f epi thai fe f;d HiHj wr is?fS
. hrt ftm thmh.
-; Wiii Tell f Death
s M i iit ch1 fcs hs
: retpg w(h rrlstte in Citfnrnis
: eir siftm th iiHpiet itaU liilly's
' dsh wfct Haste's Afrftf
rn n ( Si -bt ''f rrtf
that I"! i& (h ifif;tiii ssf
t hrd for wwrd r.
She t h- aked to trJi fi he
I ewns ts H1j hMii ih a 3wa-h-1
r a fcatHsg Iten, mmi fcw
jotmng ttt i' oath antd tt wmm i&a (at.
Th la rp-rtei f iwwt the
s?i eiMH iJts !apim iwiigst
hi m&n? llsd the swi -n
married, SMIistcfc s fftao a
Catis4 atga tliJ
BLAST IN FUEL
TANKS STARK
Wooden Vessel! Engaged ia
Coast Trade Lost ia
Gulf of Georgia r:
Craft is Portland Built And
Has Length of 118 Feet
Overall
SEATTLE, msh May
Captasa MtcN"eft master, rf ii
crev of stsTi escaped with tb?
lires feat cnshmjt els when ihm ft sat- J
feg ilerrtejr wttery WTkg twisty i
burned is th water's dg fa Si
Strait Gssfta, BHUsli CrffcS
water, nmth f Vancoaer Iris
CsnadiAs Profit dispatches tpwtsi
The Wsfcetw a frwdeit ms?r- n
had is h?r rsrgo S.M iraBa of ;
coal mt J6m gasfliine, srA IJim
of dUiillal. PSspstchea dM rt 1
how the fire started, bat sfeiw
succeeded en another rapafijw
th esrir v&mmH was lie.
The crew ti to two Effeait
whence they re rescued fey tssj.
The Wadena wn pronouseed a tot si
loss.
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