More Than a Million Dollars' Worth of new Building was Begun in Eugene in the First Five Months of 1925
City News
THE WEATHER
0rt9oo: Cloudy weather to
i,tt ft Sunday ani wth MM
I . '.i ..Ins: moderate Jempwa-
I.r. l"""
jointure: Maximum, 62
wrMj; Minimum, 40 decrees.
rtcl.iUtion .15 of an Inch,
5,. of river 3.3 feet. Wind,
iMtaeast.
VOL. 63
TWO SECTION'S
kUUE.J:, OHEUON, BATUMI AV KVKN'IXU, MAY ., tt25
NO. 124
L(ts direct traffic-
. H-aiametie sire" u ....
aim "bo1 ft,ir lraffic oftCTrs
,f when the boj scouts of
VS m" ' ........ ... .......
jjiy too cars u ,.,
(-mm
hdort lfle ";i"v -
jount officers efficiently direct
" jj ,utomobilcs approaching the
onet to 1 t'int ahead, and by
for the parade, the street was
tirtd of a" tranic. jt ?s urn
ir work in a professional manner.
f'j ftirf of I'olicc Judkins declares
t nc trill no longer nave 10 worry
oat traffic congestion problems as
, 'jj at tbe scouts are available.
irtlllery Will Meet
The innual reunion of the 65th ar
ifry, the "old outfit," will be held
:neli!D. Ssturuay nigni ai ia imiei
dalmomall in Portland. Harold Say,
crine edilor of the Portland Tele
fta it desirous of securing the
turn of "i'se planning to attend
l.ii reunion. The program consists of
I ixequet followed by an elaborate en
,rtiiDjupnt program to be. furnished
liridy by the members of the regi
tnl. This year's reunion wilt be at-l'-Jfi
by veterans from al! parts, of
lit coast end it is thought that Lane
leant; will be well represented.
fct nurt in accident
Elmer Roxey, lflO Seventh East,
kit knocked from his bicycle and
.biJy injured yesterday afternoon,
he was rifling out from the alley
; Srrenth avenue east, between Oak
-i Willamette streets. A car driven
o mms IE m
W !
f iHhSiUKY Ul- IHbUAYi JO
t
lEIiGETS
PLEA FDR LAW
ENFORCEMENT
President Coolidgo Calls on
Nation to Help in
Observance
Memorial Day Address Has
Special Reference to
. Alleged Laxity
WASHINGTON, May 30. im
Appealing or more vijrilant enforce
ment of low on the part of states
and local governments ami for a "uni
rrral nhserranre of the eonsfitvjtiou"
r Akin Jasrluib, Haird Hotel, struck :hy the Ameriran public. President
bo.r. and knocked him off his j t'oolidge in a memorial day address
irtl The by rode out into the .today at Arlington cemetery declared
rt alipail of the car, and the crash
its believed to be unavoidable, Mr.
(ischob will replace the wheel, he
cid. The accident was reported to
f police (his morning.
firmer Eugenean Marries
Armouncement has been received
t Eugene of the mnrriage of Miss
ice Young, former resident of
fcugene, and sister of - Donald
"'lung, Eugeno attorney, to Arvol
;mo!a last Saturday In Portland,
iith Mr. and Mrs. Himola are
ermcr Vniversily ,of Oregon stu
nts, the former being a mem
t of Phi Gamma Delta, and the
fc'ter of Delta Delta Delta. They
It make their home In Portland.
eid Trial Club Meets
The Oregon Field Trials eiuh
il meet tonight at the Hotel Os
ro to discuss plans for the
l ails here next fall and to study
proposal to have a bench show
re fa connection with the Lane
SBty fair next fall, announces
R. Wallace, president. Many of
9 members ere in the city for
0 Mate trap shoot, nnd a good
eadance is expected.
that "what we need Is not more fed
eral government but better local gov
ernment." "We are not a lawless people," said
the president, "hut we are too fre
quently a careless one. The multipli
city of laws, the varied possibility of
appeals, the disposition to technical
ity in proceednre, the delays and eon
seqttent expense of litigation which
inevitably inmtre the advantage of
wealth and pceiaitised ability all
these have been recounted as re
proaches to us.
Laxity Is Told
"It is strange that such laxities
.hm! Id persist in a time like the pre
sent, which is marked by a determin
ed upward movement in beitaif if so
cial welfare. Hut they do exist. They
demonstrate a need for better, promp
ter, less irksome and expensive ad
ministration of the laws; for uniform
ity of proceednre; for more accurate
delimitation of state and federal au
thority." Mr. t'oolidjre made only passing re
ference to prohibition and did not ap
ply his observations directly to any
part iettfar sit uat ion. I eclnritig that
Driver Makes
Pass Journey
Over Highway
MOTOR PILOTS
STEER WAY ON
LONG CONTEST
Contesting in Grea
Race Classic
W, J. Neil of Redmond, the first
man to cress the McKenzIe pass ih:
year, by vehicle, (hints the plan of
I lie locat American legion pst i
clear the highway fr traffic is futt.
"Sir, Neil came ever the pass w.th a Best Drivers of World Av&
wag'Mi, pis i:orses and alxmt a toa f
cargo, building a sled and relaying ins
freight ftcrtifcs the snow. Jt took him
about 2Vj days, he declared He pass
ed through Kugeue today on his way
to Junction City, and said he believe I Thousands StUTOUnd Track
the legionnaires wx'Uld be wasting
their time in an attempt to sbtvei off
the siow on the McKemie pas..
"Practically the whole ummit t?
more or Jesg un-Ier the ibow,' Vnid
Mr. Neil. "Ttie snow is atiotit 15 feet
deep all the way from Windy Point
to the top cf the bill on this
The mass is not continuous, as there
are bare spot here a til there.
"1 left listers Sunday and gl I famous lNlph lie Palms, was lesdmg
the snow on the west :de of Windy after a neck and neck race with lave
Point that evening. The freight I car- j Lewis, Karl Cooper and Ua.ph Hep
ried weighed aiKittt a too, and can-j burn. The t me fur the IN'iO miles was
sisted of h;ty, grain, bedding and gruH. ZSZ '$i-',t an average of 103,-15 miles
I frund the snow no deep that a sld an hour.
As Speed Demons Spurt j
For Honors v'H
.SPKKinVAY. lNMANAT'OUK
tlmU May 30. 0W Wiib the batf
way mark reached in the 50t mHe
auto race over the motor speedway
j today, Teter lel;iol, nrphew of the
was necessary, no I hastily made up
an improvised boiled with two
Wards. There were mi nails, so 1
found some No. U wire and wired the
sled together. In the morning wUit
the mow was hard I took the emjy
wag n through; then went i):iek and
took the cargo in relays.
"I got out of the snow Wednesd.xj
at noon, arriving at McRpniue bridge.
rlere 1 met I . It. j-ockarti, jisfsjof
forester of the1 rascade nath md for
est, ami others at the ranger statbm.
who declared I was the find man to
cross the pass by wagon or sled this
year'
JUDGE METES FIE
i CONTEMPT CASE
SAl.KM, Orr.. May . Frank
Brnmnpll, ttntp stijprifitpiitjpjt J
haiiks, um! $.( for t'tiiJpniiit !
nhen the lural eovcrmm-nt imil ; mri ri-slprilii- Itr .lu.lge I II. Sip-ovndi-!,
its rpsixmsit.ililj-. it is lar!t j Malum. Hip cmsnuiil ir.rccnliiis w.i
ill thp viriullH unr tn il!srirji.l fif ' .A
P Injured ) biu! lnxily of livinR," he t-Mitimi-i fni t .mr i., i-,.rf .ml v hr.
-t'l'ii'o K:iiolt, a slmiPnt of thr,wl. rredoiw (or filins mi nffi.hvit ..f lr...
I'ne llible imivprsily. w struck "Thr jmli fnrrc- uhl. h is ndinintK- j ju,u,v ,Snii,st MrM ilmti in tlif i-nw
n uiomoM, on the Taeific hich- j trrwl mi tli- iiuniitiim (hut tin- vio- j )( i;llnm ngiinsl Itromwc'l. '!'
f near thp Uiv,r roa,l nrhwl !nt j lnti..,, f ip laws nrny bp isnorni ; ta,r n ij,.i. n i.n.. ppiiiis n
:tit, ,nd seriously iuiiirpd. il is rp- i lm Ktorti'd tmvari) tipnj'ral.;z.jlitmJ t.:..u n tt ..i.ii., ,(
I tlif t'sptal Jotirnal kppU t
lUamnPll to rt'turn thp Klstp l,tnkiR
If jiartinPHt tt Spfn ff-m Vovttunl
t (ComiBMrt on pngp fire)
I L-
ICotitittucd on page twoi
..i - - i , fj jsariinpiit in jtcin ir-in j vi s mm.
t Ty SJf Q? ! I'pon imivosKi.oi of ibe fine.
f A H r f Hramwell at oo-e fled m.tue f an-
V V - h J f pel? t' the supreme court fr-m the
Beafric Burton O &as kz sca-zics i. rder of the lower court bldur
THF ct ! itramwe I gtinly f contempt. 1
STORY SO FAR J xid. "and I'm not Myin that iwtrn uiU u ,ftP roMii.i(i.amy d
''W'RIA CrOItnov beRUtifu! flan- hecjius- I want ?ou to sell yoar car.! u. .,.,, .1,- fis , f .1.
r marries nine nnwamv !, . . sou ra r don t look wpH" :
"'iir? young lawyer. Iler ideal Bt the days went by lnry
nrrijtC is good times. Rood j th"uht that Iirk had forjtoften all'
. and no work or children! ' the little blue ear.
h Arrows his mother's maid, I " th mfing of hr twenty-first
;tf to tach nioria to cook. jb'rth'Iay ,,rk n wh"n 1
l rfues to learn. j "penei hr re. afer I night of ;
,hHt n attack of Hu. While 'P- dreamless slerp. ;
' workmi at home with MISS! XIr- fJrenr.r take his cr thi
At the 2.rt)-mde mark Kcw.s was
trailing Ie I'aolo in seeotid (dace,
t'mtper was third and Hetdmrs wa
fourth.
The race was being witnessed by
record-breaking crowd estimated it
H.OOO, the greatest thron that eer
witnessed a aporiing , event is r
America,
Ie Taolo set a ktllHsj igee frstu
the start, leading for the fsrst
fj:iles and winning $5400 in Jap prise
money. Then I'liil Siwfer shot irtto
the lead, later giving way to Harry
Harts at J.os Angeles, lie Jvaol,
however, tiuicfcly resumed the lead
just before speeding miles.
Kighteen of the 1'J cars that slsrtetl
remained in the gruelling grind when
the race half finished.
LONG RACE STARTS
KlKi;mVAY, INhiANAl'HjJ
I nrf.. May S. 0P With a riMtr from
perfectly tunrd motors, 'J'J of the
world's greatest race drivers shd
away at If o'clock today iu the start
CHINESE STUDENTS
SHOT BUliE ITS
01 LABOH TROUBLE
Coe Statue is
I Presented ai
Park Service
ViHiTLXSlK Ore.. ty aft.-- A tp-
plhm &i the hemic hron status of
" """""" Msn of Arc, by Frendet, which tSBU
KHNtHAI .May ", ' -B Jfl Hivofi in Paris, was
pidjce Fined with eardii rifle t'tml
auvejti here today, as part at the
iiSfWpr-VBrrrit ttf f fmttirt.il tav t'Jt
-i . t i into a m"h f W1 'binee stwdBtf . . , . . .. .
f the .f0 mdes aiitomobue racp ovpt s . s?ste wit dnatd' to the eity by Itr,
(he motor Kpeedway. The attrsdimce atUmptinj f atrm the pdi- icttry vMu W, who om fme
at the time wa about J2.VW with f ub-JHat!on on the Nanking rsd t-1 diss!d an f pief rb statue
a atrady stream itiJt pouring thrwus f fb?y, kdiiug s'ts. Kigbt were pridwldy 1 Thembfre Ho mevpli.
the gate. TtuUv Hijured and eight other ?f-j ttwler
The drivers, contestittg fr prize ? ( Mwvr Jprge I,. Jtaker fofssvfvH
,uu. . . .;rnoH!ly wmjndrd. The p dice fcisSmn i r . . . , r r)
aggregating l','Kat tt a terrtc? v gf''pr)-d Jbe utatue d th"
pace, after the first lap f the two t cenfer of Mianshat a lnm?H tMit ,.sjt!r? ati,jrPW was Jivered by
f;(iavi; i prejudice agnm-t judj;es,
Uascbnll licsults
NATIONAL
At liit!urglt, morning game
St. I.oui .1 H 2
iMt-burah ,,t VI !
and a half mite brick cMirse, swlicat- fdhfrict.
iisg they were dftt-rmijipd to hrcak aSS 1
e if ting record fr the event,
I'eter Ie f'oala. nephen of the fa
mmin Unhih I e In!ttta. htise csr
hlkf .Hhd,.- i tb trt. tinMv Jnprfwee fnttn toiif
mwht the flyinr field il Ibvwkrrtl Thm t' tirh t''
i PJMoiJjiU'r. Wh banded d
lap, with f.eon Iurny wmut, aw( ; mwert e -un. i ne rommaiw mir t
Karl Cooper third, Harry Harts t;wlfr "VB wf,,n t!iP
fmirth. The time wa 1 :U.5"i, bb ar- j hcgn t ruh the gate wtdctt op
erage of 1H4 milea an hour. ! M'-d. The di-
turhance fooa 1nrr ut Hie hari f
! ;haKhaii buoca d.trM.
Whde the actuitl f the pa'it.e ia
ftrtrg fn the efir
t HJ'r-( i' Her,i( ( I rant 5iUtndi-f ,
The tleiwiiefrlmii w affritmf"! i reWent Cu ttdge a tut treUknt
aa a prtrfert asmt e nvhm lhwPe f the
ChiHcwe ?i i kr who left their em
puhh H"!t emgr;tf tdatm'y m-age.s
'"t";lSPlBFIELD HOLDS
IEHISEIICI
V
b.-a vrretary, Gloria plan ' mining?" he akM KanghibI when' Uatifnea: Soihron. Stuart
and
Hhe aska KTAN-
wAVmTlXf an aefor with
aa nnrf in love, to be on
' He aerepta.
hn Iick metp Wayhurn he ii
'''r j'!.viV although the acfor
fci!n;f to MHS. GAIL. ilory
f;k tr, RJU'-b. and faints away
r.r-.r.g with Ml. JfiHX SKY-
u
AMERICAN 1
At I'JT'Oi, ni'Uniiig gsoif i
ru re and .7 It
he(r-i( ...,,U Jd
ISafjr.1: Smith. !SiKky. Hy and.
MaM. S'wfll; f'ilsnv Well. Iyl-
anu Wfio.iaii. j
At U',nih-nstnt. mrn;tia game -
HHttii . , At l't
Waiungt'tn -I W
fltttfrie: W'mjfreid nd li'vjf);
Za-barj. .MarliTr.v. Hi-il and Uttel,
Fhe brought up her breakfast fray.! Schmidt ; " I
"Jfc did. ma'am, Hanghild answer-1
ed. "And an lir ago a man dmte ;
a new ear into oir driftway, ha
standing there, now."
Glory leaped fntm bed. Khe ran
downstair in her bore fret ami look-;
eil out of the Minroom window. . .
There it (, with the unhine
t. W wife. MAY, in in lore atrdting (fx pftjihed side . . . her
( ARKU P TK. Mnr ; little bine Winced Victor! Her very
n hen I.OI.A Hu! CJIl own! Glory thrilled with happme
A hn'-. her husband, for pet-;" "he to,.d baking at it. j
-i.e. digumm, quita her jb j While she was dretfiog the teSe-i
'm,lrr' MoTMKR GItEGUY. phone rang. j
, n ''JT hires RAN;H11J! "Thia i Miss lr:gga piin." j
AN'Mts, although Iick teH her f"ir v'dce orer the wire..
''"M afford a maid. Aad aha '"Mr. Gregory aked rne to tell you-
w"rth of riot he. heiit' that an instructor would be n.-it about (
fl k to buy her an tw-he f-a-h j ou to dme the new ; 'Nd:; Gr-ea and Jerkins.
jl a,i be hasn't enough automobile."
it. ; -Thanks." Glory asd shortly. H?ej
buna up the receiver ith a brig. I
What right had Hick !- gire M:s
ffrirf'' a irem.age like that for hr?
Why should M.s Hngr have r
kriiw thut she d.dn't know hew to
run an autin"bde . , , that her
faiin!? had r-'f nel one?
Ai d i:7 hadn't I l k tfder-hned. !
Raca t Started
A the starter gave (he ignal for
f fh drlvera fo warm up tVir cars, a
I noise split the air like the rr of a
j roupta hundred (ina fighting for the
same piece of meal. The giitcnitig
little racing erentinn t-ame rarmg
idoo the track behind a masked Mud
f of Utftft piers for the tradition? par
fade and re-view. A the band awung
j into the 'K(ar Spangied Stanner all
withm the anclMsure were etn ther
feet eheeripg. A h'ie flag fhttterd
? is the surdight above from ita immh
aaliite.
t'apsain Kddie liirkfiiSiafker, fam
fiui American avttr ace in th ar.
1 a farmer nted racep twi wte m matt'
iifa'urer of mtr car, set a mil
! pac fur the dritera n fie f;rf Up,
I The can thuud-red around the cmirse
I and when they shot past fhe rfcee-trng
; ' stands after tin-lint the trckt tb"
race was on. I hey marM tr.to th
Hf'RIN'GFfKMK Mjf fSpft-
ifHH(!.-4 !f;j'Wi The addtr and aailr ds'srt
di;Mrder fempfrarii. an u,Jii;3iS rf bnred In SpriRjrfMd tmjy
feared i tuglit. 'I'.. S;m3.,.i tdim-wlfh epdai arvita. A prmea
teer crrcs. ftsht nr'iifety and 12 nr- l tmt whit h forme-rt' at rtVIa St
mred .ar were .rir'4 .jt ti f ttttpc mors ins at Fourth and Mbki
is resforj):g rdr. r'ilt aiud-e tr'p-f. roads Jta way to J,iurd
have been rrefet. The jtju 4: Mili fp?mtery whora? n ddraa
tricf. where thr )url.ilt e cen?effras mad by Howard M. HrfiWrmdl
it a tiuckir p.,(i;'e4 ijtrmist j rbjepr attorney, i'harles It lhr
tore ar- and e fb'.o!ing creaicd RfjfJ K-a-vh KIjcl"y, HprJng
menee n-Hfmnf . fidda fw CiJ war vtirt rB-
Tneight tii "tKe-tei rj-par?meij dttcte tit flag sf-rvite In I'mr
ifre rea k beittg patrHd j ?&g; H to half mast, Grs
cer. w..j'e t .rhif arm? if ,fcjju fpower soHafftl ly tff ppt fif
f hitiee police . i, id in jri! Bprlngn!'!, and m iih fir wreaths
milh'B the st.it ton ott.p'mnd. f mad hy the tjiM4 f th Grand
thef police re-ers he'd i ra Js-; Army sd th ijirtt' susHnry f
jj? fr rmp- i m'jss of Mis tn Amerltnfl J,ejrjvm. I !sp
liesst tneji. T-;e r J.aiii)ti.ti di-i&er f fhrne Fpad fr;m th Ainef an
iLODIII1
FIHAL RESTING
PLACE DF DEAD
Farads And Sendees Held
As Observance For
Holiday Kara
Deeds of Those Who Served
Lauded by Speaker at
Cemetary
PIONEER WOMAN IS
REMIffiSGEhTINEB
STITCHING OF FLAE
Hsgs fr iecortion day yet fteg
wers itt as common back In the sttr
rvg rtaj-a of Tt, in tha memory
r, Martha: Armdd Greea, t-CT Wea
Htereitih street. Ifi that year a bs?(
f ptmeF SlinttMnta women, inspired
by tb aamst patriotic tnoitceas tk&i
nsed lit-tey lit a 3TTT, Jnsdr
ttag whirh was discovered reeessUy
at SVw A!drn, Mim. by Mr. Kittsa I
liicfcarUfs ntfler nif riddaii f fee
fcsH rd-ardi of the Vtrtt tetpimi
cbwrch there frer it had tctiii fr-
gfttteu fwr over thirty years, A aw-
f I fee red and white atrip nnd i
IJsSeRa paused: (mlay to pay irvbaS
to I? Miet dead.
It ft marital parade threagb ifas
bnaHeess secttao of thf city, ?e$s&&&
amojsf the fi"wer-af reww graces
b tWrt FeHowa eemetery airf t&
ipreaaivs -watet aervieea t tfe imlt
f these wbov gave tbir is rte-
frsr sf ?her jig ami their etjssrj.
VfeiJa-iiredi veterans tt SieU;;
bi middis-agel tnera wfea fagit
wtb lewex at Manila, actd yassgr
mrn whs made h(trjr at lJ?Ba a
Wood, Cbsisea-Tijviry sml t?i A?'
agste t& tfee ideal Utr witielt ifasE?
cewrsdes gAve tiudr Ure. .
HoHday ttW bacred.
Ss Afttv-rU-a crfd MfM&tTr'
aaM Jmlg et!.Fg? )$row tfea Ore
ga assprems tiirl, i ft atirrm fA
trhrtte- addrea af (Jto- L O. . ii
: eemetery "We are net fesr t
gfor wsr. Tfait repttMttr Ja i
ssjifSFy l'in idvii powe?
sj I ha ?m&t?v. difref fia psey s-f
sr eaimry. We ir a peaeefa qjs
tUiB tt h'de w Jtc prcr t
wmiU sNfidi in hrmv.uy( gresJ srsd;
temM war bav Jee thrsst Kp
uaj aa4 aa afpp(aae f a. ebaKs'-B
ara at mora t fa dceiredi tbat
tks didtttifB sf or bbob t
dss(rscs cf the prirwipJes of d??i
erat
"Tfee rerati - uary tto'dier rfearet
tbe wSdirrae- f ftsreign tpprraia
ttts4 pr?par?d tb ;ty for a (rer
Bvess fw'fJH'd v?fi Aswerii-au ss
Tfcft tdies of tke Vivtt ir
ithat ta dth the tSenry f ta
sfstrs rigE t i secede, sd
s&i-R a HSHisiK IhuuiI (cgp?Uvy sa U
it people fr the wme feg srf ?fe
wji-u" ciuisHtttJjatv. TUe aiwrjr -.f tt
StpasfeAserUft3 itr teiU tutC
ifee bS vestige cf Sptil erweNy kus
Wrtrlr! war i tr
, ' , .tcrswtdisa tsjrne of moeardsa ir
tfce frjp ttamen atdt ahrs trhop
( . , fcc . t j ' e-ta&aed: i vshte (y divi:v rvs.ftS. i
hnwl nmd the Mrm d tiittrv
sffch1 HFJscfi have sfd ta es ffj
pi-R wwjertwix to. usrras
j Hiiary I CHa.
Tfte aker of (e nts re
dreI it the- iw n mt hari? spne
J haftg in the to n pire wfes
scan of Kettle tirodxht it are
sstrd amt Tbe four hf
visjjg mje are: Wr. tireejv Kiixne;
Mr. AimJra Arnddt Me. frreesV
frtfrfher W jfet f Vdefft regrr&;
Mr, Msrgsr- Vattghft ad Mrs.
djer, s-biier, i a pmad
Fr?Rv I.eiSBsJfi to h vj4 jf Ar
gsSe tfce American fe proved hisa
ef tbf ev-ptftl f te tet ddier tfc
Fraam Hhiwrd f New AWra. wVim ss fraw r ww
tm&. Mr, tjreen j jera .kfT r!; at (mten; a-1
id er Ser ti K7t ye fh aftrrtn ? Treirt; fa tbe ltraid?wiBe; aa i
4n the MI whe tfc flag - VrktoBv
sa made ewn Hearf t br mi j "We- Safe prU'e p(Mf ?9 i
"W tode up ft'ir tirU tfest rerd ai I.ndv f.ev ami al Xew
ftstd g fUg." Mr, tireen fd. ;
ith hef e Jjd murched awv,, ajrf
1 mtlv She and tii me r
" li tti 4 . I it.
j KwtirtN regiment frw infJf4a.
13?? js Jhrfdi martn f fhe ea.
iiisf. ktmw (i iftt ipsfemg;
j f!gf thNgh," fe fitrighed1, llfetr hw
t pat tUe ar-v tfi, 8i JErf-aped
irssmsed i pte ies
$p
CO O.N WITH THE STORY
At I'hdadeljihta, iiftrti tig game
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