Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, May 21, 1922, Image 20

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Newspaper Page TextMORNING REGISTER, EUGENE,' OWE., SUNDAY, MAY' 21, 1922 FIVE iwitmli l.l.'l llllil. .11111. lu ii,,, uu. In Th Maity Iihv iMtvii tlfftlnl III iinwr tu rrT, iii'l If.ufx lu I ho wuiidtirtul hvnlltiK at Hm-m i-rvlrwi. IdnuUr MirvkiM TuwMlity aud Krl liy vl I', H. All ar weliomv. OF SOUTH SEA DENIZENS ''iwrmiiicN hthmkt ('IUr-lir.-M.Ma at . it u Mini IK" tat Ml Klld Willi, . I"., mi.uiiiimjii. auiivrliitauil.iil. . , miirK I.UTIIKIMN KIMMilh .nil K.rr,-. Hi !". "" Hmi." T1""1 " lU- fj "U '"""' , WIIKITV l.l'TIIKHAN Ortl.r IWI .1.1 .ii.l Mlallt av.lltm MM. K. I). Mlurll, fill IV. "I"11" ,u,l I""1'"'. Kuiiilm LuilMCKO. Hrli In Nurlmi m II, Bf-Tj, at l'. M. "ui'iwi, "Whr !S ' l.rl. ll.M 111 M.miMr ol lli. iilllMilUNT l'l(KitllVTKIIlAWl'lll'Mmli .i Vlllar J '". IMil : !nU t'.ril" Har. WinUj" B..rllni.al. f.l. ipi' "' li'.ll. MmnliU or.lil .1 ll'.wHh hi fijo. "" """ " r "!""' , ""' JJJt.t mu.K. t,tmmuiilt .liiid. . laiimi'll "K JKHl'll KIIUIMT (Irt MTV ' uIMTi4ICll.iilla. K. I I..II S i wiiuui.il" alfa.1, Hun.l.). hIuhiI al 10 I"u '.... Mi l " A. M. CiUum- J'-j., h.l ! a I'. ViwMnu m a mi M U UUIU.I llU(iruVlllMl ".MKLItUll al If MIMAI'll I.UTIimiAN On wranil av.uu., Jr IH.i' xml"""!. Ilwrr lon-n. I.. Vuttil.y Hliuul ( lo .'tllo. Muruliil J . If l tlUMllll l III O'llMlk. Tl.. 1-..,..". IM .III 11. t -lu.1,.,1., ull.iuw,,, .1 IH.UI, .1 U,. I.. . ' """'"'"II l l I'lllllT IINlrAHiArrni.r I'n.l Kl... "um'!?.fr . "'""" iS "" K r l:il'".l.ir." 'I II. U-iiia Urmnrr. nirmiu. .,. mix ii.ui.Ii .. .1 tl.lil.un, i:.,I.. !,, huii.iI" iuii u.i, 1.1 iu ,i t ,., ,unil, T. MAliV H Bi'iwoCAi. (,, r m,. will Miun ....I llliv. .iri.il. (r, Vn4r. hk II. J. mi li.a. rixlur. Kim, il..ii.li, .lur rt lll r. ll'..llim Hiin.uv tl.... llluKm l a A. M. I'liuLk Klin.,1 a4 IUM" vUi-u l lu A. M. Muriiin! .r...r. .ilinliij.. Imllini nr Dm ..iT.iii.nt r ii.iifirtiiHlli.it ami .Kill" liy Hi. Iti.lit ltLvt.rt.lnl WNllvr T.ylur uiuu..r. li.u., i,i,i,u, t,ri..,ii, m i i a. 1. m Illlll.rJ UTANIIAIIII MWrllON Tnrtirr l .viiilli .nil iv.rl .tt.ru, ll.rtr It. Jl, Neat, liA.Uiri Alf.t.lla Winl, ...,int ... .i.v hiu'mi nir4uir. tiranl.r .nrvlio. 1 MUHil.ir Mbwil at 10 A. it. litl.rf .....I I'r.lM anil limvlilita- ..rvU". al 11. Youug ;7Year ," fSSSS l tcct cat 1 ...ininuw 1M 'TUtefillM world" " V. urn IT'S PRINCE NEMO'' mot yarticoiw toMtari Oregon Drof Co. Piitribnlori Ggar Factory ' Minafacturert fc We'H Put a New Top on Your Car . "T-T7T I.-. and now is the thii'e to have the work done. Dol (he old car up with one of our new tops and it will improve the annearanco 100. Our nta- i terials and prices aro right,.. lr! Auto-Top Peterson Cor. 8th and 0)h . . Phone 348 Are Better Times Here? ! J Our dcpositV incrcnscj $329,525.92 between March j 10lh and May i 5th, maklntc our total assets over IWO MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS. ' This is a truo reflection of the- growing prosperity of ' the men and women who tlo business with our tonk., i, , t : ( y '; I A PROSPEROUS C'U ST OMfiR : I. .MAKES A PROSPEROUS BANK UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK ' Th BJr of Swnrlot EUGENE LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK Tb ltaik of Stt'Hnft r"""i"' i'i i.iiiuni inn ;riir ni Hwvttutli nimI CtiarnrlMiil Nti-n- K. M. Pat- riir.ni. j, m iitipni nuitn nrr H'wpt uf Inut UmUiiut will Ihi dupllrtw ii)if siuMuy, 'Ilia lliffinv fur (ha itirtniliiK wr- i wur i.ii!t) a lAivar." 1 Ult ar vii'i of m or. hi n ! at ii (.vim, rolliiwloK iito Kudonvor mm If U at 7 o'clotk, A Hi n ui'ima arrw (ir inui wiiwi aurr liiudiil. Urvllla Wl"k, win ur-cb uti i ltd- irut rrai(iiiiK," wa ituttbaalt Tor litui a full aiuijidaii-ia uf uiaintmra aud lrlrtiH. (IikmI iiiunlr iiin1r tin lalrthlp tl l.t-mt MlrUllllfair fllK till. nrnthlHi. .. I ... t ..!.. Iiigt-r fur ilia vi- I ii k Mrvl'. All rnxlthtiiu ii rairtiinuiit aopw-iaiiy liivlttN, C0NnilK(IAT10KAI-Haviiiilli aiirl Char. iitillitit, W. II. U Mu rulmli, tulor. A ttiurctt wiib a frliiifllx Imtid, on upt-n mini), and a 1iK.ut ilrll. 10 A. M tfunday wIiimjI, J. It. U-tluliAil, uiarluituliii. il A. H , niorti hiH worMtiUi. At tbo rnui o( Mvml mum. txir of till cvltratl(n. Ilia pa-lor will pt-ak ofi "T)mi Vm-u Alxmt lb Kuitdaiiiii lulUl." If you am lntfrMlml In tit In dim-- wit day rrllaiuua niuvrtiuuit wblrh IliraaUav lo urlni Ulvlnlon hi wjmi of our rburclntn, yu oukIiI lo liar HiU frank 4UfMinlun, Tbra will bf (food niuala by our wnll-known (jtinrlftt, Tim vonliiK Horvlvo will b a, uulon htv1(;i luild In tlwi Mttthudlol ihurtll, vliou tli hnix-alugrcntA nvritiou of tb Kua'ail bfxtl mliixil will M tjfllVdna . by lUf.. Ji Hi Walurtfc, , ,v . , , PIIIHT rilltlHTIAN 0k and Klprenth rt0iB. K. V. Hiivor. iator. Hutiday moni ina olioulil find a lan crowd at Uunday wtvwtl, It waa a wuudwrful lJt to m l ha plitHlld crowd at I ha Motbara' day Mirvlraa lat lordnday. . lt ua all altviid Hutiday. In th umriiinK iwrvlro Ilia Happy Harmony Uiiurtft will dinar "Kara to Kara," Thora will b but a H ii inlay or two Dior until thla pleKlld quartet will be (una for tba sunt' intr. W'p will mia ihio, and you will want io hoar tlim (lw fw rsmalnlott Hundaya tiwy ara wild ua. raainr niirara apaaaa on lb aubvl "I Khali lla Bat I. fled WUm I Awaka In Thy l-lttrnan," Tbara will ba no nwaluH trlr, om-bhIohwI by Uw Euicnti Itlili iMhool b(-atauriuta arvlr to ba hfld at lha Klmt Mrlhodlat Kplacopal cbUrcD, lit. J. H. Wallarv dllv-ra Iba aarnoo. KIHST MKTIIODIHT Twelfth nd WIT- lamma. J. II. Walter. Djinltr; Huaan to. Kumr. auUlantii Dorothy M. Wlnch)l. aoo- rviary of milxloua nducatlon. Hunday arhnni at (M6 aarh tfuoday worn In. Olaaaea for you tu and old. Homing rhurch aarvlco at 11, HpaHat tnualr-al numbora : Hola. "LltiU," Kredvrtck Buvcnaon Mm. Uollrawi , Antbcm, "llyitin to.lba Trinity," Tiial- kowbvCarn Cbolr. KVcry inambar of the fhurrb 1k urged lo tx prrnt Tna autjt or ib nwrnini mr mon i "What Ik th C'hutth Worth to VoU." J. M. Walwra. tulotator. Evnln bacralaU rcala proarai.' AiUrrai.."Tha Orratnoaa of tlia Indifldual.' J H. Wallra, miniaior. Hp worth -Uajtua at 610, Tha darollonal rl will be hald ana half hour aarllar ba- iuof thcbaM-alaucaaU proaraniu Th flrwt rbaptir will rontUtua thlr atudy of tba lifo of liil, aaoond rbaptar. nuh)n lor aia ruMroo. "tlrowtb 01 vtureofr. boaocr. Kdwta Joboatoo. . k - PI HUT ITAPTIBT Cornar EUhth and Prl alrU. CharlM K. Imnhara. paatnr: UUi Nellie KowUr. muile dlnctor. Hlbla school wta at &:4S. A. H. Oray. aanarln troM. Uomlna; worship at 11 o'clock. Dr. ( U. Hill, prealdrnt of tha Ha pi I at tbaoloslral twmlniry al llarkolvy, California, will glva ilia annon. Ur. IUU waa to. former yar pantor of lb rburrh Kara, Aa a iptfclal munUr tha cbolr will aloi Uw oirrtory ao ilu.ni Thi vriUnir nooultfl aorlMIca Wll nwrnX at 7:30 1'. cloalng aarly. Thera will b no pvrnlnit imttImi bora an thla rburrh unllva with lb oUwr rhurrbra of tha city In hM lurriliunalii MrvlcM of tho high arhool at tbn afflbodlat rhurrb.' Th Wnaan'a I'nlon Will mw for IlWir roRViar nuaineaa mrrwun Tufaday aitomoon at x oriora.io ciiujtb. For tba mUaionary pnigrmai at 3. Mr. W. I', lloynlon will livo a n port of Ibt mtrttng ..t ik ltlr lilatrltt'ataoclattun. bstld In Porlland May S and 4. Bwtlon 3. mM-ftl by tho Rlrla of the I'l HMa Phi. will Mrva tba fUotiar at 6:lf. Tbtra will ka an t..l..l Inar hniMnU folaOWlhC tba OlOnor. Anmnji I be number on the program will bo mao'a etaaa. Prayar anl oanff ranca maetlDK TUruraday olgbt at 7 :su, . y . CBNTRAb PRB8UYTKHIAN TtBlh n tllfffn, Unlwmlty paator. Church arbool at HMO A. aft. w. ix. .) i, l-1 Ti una nnniinoMiiiiBll CAinO aarly. Morning worship, 11 A. M. Morning tbvma. "viaion ana iniurry. . for tha morning will Includa tha foltowlog: l'ltjiuue. iioaiima.iin. k , Antham. "Jubllato Doo.M Bork. ' Offartory. "Fi-lar a Notr Damo, Itocll Duotv "KoV 8wt tht Kama of" Jmui rtnumia." ScbQaokai' Mra. Cao and Mr, Poalluda, Hairn." nop an a. Intratlng aa laat 'waek. MUa Blal Bvaratl. laaucr. 'ina mwnni wm tiu- early. In atnpla tlmt for tha avanlng aervlce. oiiqi peopla'a aorlety at 0 O'clock coaclttdloa; twlllnht hour for tha arhool yaar. will roaotv ItaciT IQIO lirai. cuumiui i"""" - bualnoaa milling, (olio-rod by tho open forum 14-80. Halan Andrew. Itadar. Foot Polai fmuilral number by unlvrraity acnooi ot rau- Iclally invltad. Com. At tha evening hour we unite wtu tne oiner ruun un m iu umw . . . , al.. kiMl VI n nhilrt-h. Illgn KlHrui frri where Dr. Waller will bring, tba meaaago to thla year'a graduating claaa of the Kugen TO KHEB 1V THB SHAUK t.. it, Bi.iii ilkvi Ihnrn whh it MllK i .. m.nH..uuaik utliltlt nllnwwi Ita rVJIU 'II rilllitiovu " .. ....If A I linl. nu'n PlllltU gaiuillttura tu n'w r .uffooUnkT the travellnii public. Some- 1 1 111 CH Oil 9 COnuuwur imu i ua n roct oonfllct with Iho other. Ono of it Aniiiiiiara wouia nvrm l nuanrir Ktrn to tako tliir - do into the ronchps with thni. Tho conauctof running opposite would not tillow a I UOK UU Ilin linii'i w r I irttga, onr. On duy noma huntara, ro turning o tno cny, niav whhwvi who woiiitt not- nw "v on nis irnui.. hvu-.n latatlori tho dog? followedi tlert .to tho. train , nnd lind no dlDflcultv in kcttiw king up with it. Whun tha conductor MiW What- Wtia nuppeniiig no w hlRhl5r inoonaau ovrr iv- uni'iv. ahown to hi train, "Wntch your old . ...i .u w M A nwn crMk H JK " .fiiX. ting; wnoil nm r- stormed, '"nnd e w,lmt hnppeni - to. . . t.t al. ..am fiHA mil If I It IT fltni lltnil IUU liltlirfc, " "" of my tniln." A Uttlo Jutor, when on proAclied tho. reap pint form, and not Htlutf tho do, oallod-to tho owner: "Now toll mo, pleno, whnt nn( h- m ..... Ann "llltrhr Vini-a,."' retorted tho pruwenger, pointing to it iig noia m vim "moo him tindvr thorot Ho Just t mo ..H ihA nnnrh to trot along In the ahiido.V Tho Argonaut. THK TIUAti OP A TjAWVKU v a f.. I rKmtlnilrilin lnrt II FAi4. I a aa... In Kin niun lltV Iuih for yotirn entertnined largo audi- .1 iMtiw from n 'Mwyorn Bwuiuiiunii. a.. Ii.i.haJ In hin fnllAWlnff i....i.. iHiimHillnri from tho lltlH IIVVSi'iil "V;, . "l lltll vwry .... ..... ...... ... yti, lntlloa nd Kcntlomt!!!. Mr. B . r . ...it ... nni.pti.ln ... with nln ii'lfbrnU'tl li'ottiro,' 'Tho Trlnl ot jMim fpoiu. n Lnwyprn ntttttti point. . u ... only imiHtlno ono lealuro which mlrtlit 1 nnA nn.lltpnl. Tlint tllirt lllini ii". - would bo 'Tho Trlnl of a Lnwyor from .ll-atHl' HlantlllOini. lYrjrui.HT - Mugmlna. . . , , .. v . OOMPMMRNTAItY .Tollv-llpnii! Bhtill . we talk t,ot v nnoor: on, rm o iirmi. .. danoo.unllnn Mirror. , . . ; Otilok rwiult BgHtr Olual- 03. -.. . . . ... ... .... .. .. Polynesian Race Tinged With Halo of Romance ( , MANJf ISLANDS ARE COMBED IUmImip Mumnun of lfiHlulu ( p- urnluiu Willi Yolo Vnivirrtty In I'robo of Itnt-o 1yury fCorreapondanoa of tha AammMjiUiI fraas) HOXOtAHM. T, li.. Aiirll 2 fllv Mnll ) Aclivltlaa of it aroro of aclcn- tlalH who uro explrirltig in nrrinttcitlly avery group of IhIih.Ih hi tho I'uciflc ocoiin In order that t)i world may Know tn a origin- or tho l'oiynwlun ratta wuro chronicif.j in tho twenty- fifth, annual rouort at thit tniMtui-H at Jtlahop inuMourn of Honolulu, which 1 oooporating with' Yule university in ena on voting to expiuin tho rn ttry of tho aource of tho InJtabtlnnta of tha ronian co-ttngd Kouth Bva la-Honda', 'Jiie region Into which tho acien tiata ventured. In ncnrch of fact um) ajchlblta kaaring on tho arlentjrio mya tery Included aovonil portion of the Hawullun archlpalaxo; the Mnraue aan lalunda; tha Kingdom of Tonga, aouthurn Tuamdtu, tho Auatrul group. Tahiti. Tubual and Hurutu and othcra which figure prominently in tho literature of today. "' "Tha flrat; expoditlon. 'ltnowa aa tha 'northern Hawaii parly and con ducted by Insula II. Sullivan, research aasoclattt la anthropology haa com patad Ua flold lit bora and tho reaulta are being compiled for publication," tha report aald.. ' KcIhkiI iXilldrm Mnuairal "Mr. Sullivan became intvnaely In terested In tha study of tho problem, 'Were tho re originally only one or several types of phyaical Uawnllana?' and measurements wnra made of many school children for comparing local aud foreign-born Hawaiian a, In onlor to fnd jutft what change., if any, had lukertv place na a mult of environment. An exhibit- was pre pared, comprising one whole body cant and 50 face casta representing the 1931 standard Hawaiian, Hawaiian-Oriental, Hawaiian - 1'ortuguese, and other racial mixtures, which he took to Now York to the second in ternational congress of eugenics." The Marquesas party, in charge of Edward 8. Handy and Halph IJnton. also completed ita XI eld work4n Ta hiti of the Bocfcty, croup, and the Marquesaa, the report amid. . "Mr. Handy prolonged, hia. studies In Tahiti to enable him to obtain translations of certain manuscript unexpectedly discovered, there, recit ing some lntereating traditions and genealogies, and he la now writing of the reultft of the expedition. VUM Work la IHwcrllM-d The Tonga Kingdom party's field work In being dflscitllicd In a volume ontltled "Tongnn Material Culture,' now In progress of computation after the expedition had spent nine months In tho liilnndti, "gathering some In teresting archoologtcal remains, be- Hides securing a mans of material, covering the entire range of Ton Ran anthropology, including 17 human skeletona. a 270 pupe genealogical record of the royal nnd chiefs faml Ilea, a aerlea of myths and tales, a large ooHeetton of medical' formulae and a register of,.ae than 4.000 Tongan nam en whlctf ghould be of value in ai.it ling roiyneaian origin," the report sard; "The fourth expedition, known ns the 'southern Tuamofo party,! is still in the field. '1 TflE KTrsiVB CirEKSE Don't be aurprised if you hear some ono laying claims one of then days to having aeon somentoths, or even electrono; aoya the Columbus Dis patch. We nro rendv for anvthlne since a prominent Columbus business man has asserted that he raw some vltamlnea nt play the other -day. He was eating lunch at a prominent club and during the course of the meat some Cnmembert cheese waa placed before him. Suddenly his attention was captured by movements of some tiny organisms on tha cheese. "Hey, walterl" he 'called. "Come here."-"" .', : ; . -v. "Did. you ever aeoMny vltamlnes?" he asked' when the waiter came to hit table.5" ' V .-. MNo, sah. boas; nevtih did," ans wered the waiter. V: "WrJJt ,loolc there.'. aald the man. pointing--to the 'cliaoae, "Them'a them.", : . - ..-- . ; ' poor (iKinr.E "A gambler named Qeorire used' to visit a Chinaman's place and smoke opium dally. H One day iho 'rushed In and en Id ex citedly, "Hip; loan me $10. Thanks. I'll com o In with It-tomorrow noon, if I'm alive!" And out he went with the money. . About 3 o'clock the next nfternoon a friend of the gambler dropped In on ' thflChtnnmnn and wild: "Hin. where laGeorge today T" Tle confiding Coleatlnl 'wiped hie eyes wth the corner. ofs his blouse and replied: , "awrgej hJLhi dead." San Prancisco Nowa jbetK?(.v ;Bwtt-i.tse Defol liew in ! In out a. Primary f ,1 . ;- 'jt vrH" 5r . A .. rnrniflfHonntor Albert J. AtWorltlRe pllsfl up n mnjorlly ot mora 4hn 16, 000 ovt-r 8onntor Hurry 8. New for ouoaao tho Domocrntio nominee In the tho Hopubllofln BonatorUl nomination In tho intllnna tnmnry.ti. now-W'li Ngyiimbsr gonwal olooUon. . use: more "GroiiioreT Fertilizer A 25-lb. laf of GROMORE fertilizer equals 1 00 pounds of ordinary chem ical fertilizer. -Gromore can be used any time of year. We Have Gromore in Any. Quantity ' THIS IS GARDEN TIME; Select the best in seeds and your garden will flourish Poultry Supplies The Ideal feed arid -Seed'Sru: 131 E. 9th y A Phone 1192 n m m rzt . . ' .. i .,,tt JBJ " - ' :: . ... VSKD ONE WOITTjD Q Cecil C. Bagiey, son of C, B. Bag- ! .ley, .-the man who acted o tlmtkeepor for Ceorge Hood's greiit, great grand-; fitther when he was digging tho ca- 1 nal. In In the automobile buttlntss. He has a five-year-old son and the eon made up his mind tliai he must hnve a dog. . But the fhlhr said thcro was nothing doing. - , "Pteaae, daddy, buy me a doggy," coaxed the youngster. ' v "Can't afford it," grumbled daddy. Th youngster looked pretty 'sober for a minute, and then hut face light ed up - He hod doped H all out. ; 'TH tell you what, daddy." said the youngHtetv "You go down to th pound and get me a-dogg'. I'd, Just na lief buve a used one." Wood ' Sale All Orders Taken in May at Prices Stated Below 4-ft. Dry Second Growth Fir $5.75 4-ft Dry Maple $MS ' , : - Also 16-inch Wood , j. v Terms: COJ. a. o.;be;ymer 215 W. 7tt , . Phone 1253R Back to Prt-War Prices Blinding Headaches K are very reque.ntlyi.tjle result o ira- -t k perfect vision; that kind of headaches - can be permanently, relieved only Dy properly fitted glasses. If it tires yont . eyes or gives you a headache to read, sew, or -otherwise employ .your cyea.,. at close ' work;, you , probably:;, need vglasses.' ." We can lit you. af reasonable prices wttn glasses mat win positively correct any defects of vision that, may be found, and you'll' find' them so becoming that any fears that you might "not loolo well. with glasses". will be- instantly allayed. if oooyi Toric Luum 881 WILLAMtTTI MV KUOCNK. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST . When is a Battery Old? Some men are young at eighty others are old at forty;' ; r1 ' r It's about tho same way. v?jtlr , batteries. Their usefulness depends on the care they have had, the amount of work they have had t0:; do, how they have been used, and " most important of all on the . original quality of the battery, i There an many good rraaonl back of the 4eoiion. or tho manufacttiKn of 173 make of can and truck to use . WUUro. ThKded Rubber Botterie. Com. in and we'll teU you mon bout them. ! ' .'' EUGENE STORAGE BATTERY ; COMPANY , Official . Willard Service1 Station 83 7th Ave. E. Eugene, Ore. Phone 1272 . .' MM Radio Concerts! "Listen sill", on .the concerts lectures sermons stock and weather.reports, etc., from all over the Pacific coast.. .. .-.. Complete receiving sets installed by experts and . Like Everything Else : satisfaction positively, guaranteed; or money back! S.00 complete, instaUeaMnmediata delivery Phone 847 for time of concerts given at the store. STEWART'S Automobile Necessitiea ' ' - . Service with a Smile 141 EAST; NINTH STREET . All Automobile Supplies fof All Cars. Tourists' and Campers' . .. .. Equipment , . Better Merchandise! Bettor Prices! Better Service t Have you seen Mother nnd Dad on the cover of the last Post? f Rich, isn't it I :