Morning register., May 28, 1922, Image 17

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Third Section Pages 1 to 4
Autos Schools
VOLUME LI
EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, SUNDAY, MAY 28, 1922
NUMBER 40
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cfforts of Legion In Behalf of
May 30) Successful
SET APART BYUNI0N VETS
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oitn iM. April 2. Ill" Kmilniiiy t "i
IiilhHin iilaiTVanro linn Umn uinir.
oi,l lii- Ilia wiirlil titf. Thn IiikI"!..
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It im-n.iirliil ilny. ' I'""1" "' ""'
wurlil ivur mi'.. 'n bull. lil t lli
M imi-l" ''v. fur Iho Inn!
ilitn. yinrM. mmilllnm-mi.ty liiu.uriil
tlm il'-ml " Civil. Hinlll-A.i'r-i,n
una Wiirlil wiiin.
-Wlun III" lilltr-AIII'-il Viloruii.-j-(hIi-ih.I"1.
mmto ll f world i
velrnin l-'ntiu-i. KliHlul.il, (.'iiniiilii.
Itiily nml tltn o.l.i-iii 'f .I"' wlll'-il mi
timtn nml lit Willi I ho J.okIii.1 In a
luriiilii-r. nitiiplt-A Ihw l-H.u.l'H ilulo
d-r iti.i-..'rvun,i of rl.i-ii fur .hi- ili-ml,
t,iy 30 lirr.l.ii M Inti-rnn.lnn.l holi
day I'omifcunl'lo ly l' iinlv-rnl oli
Knaiiio I" -lirltm. Thin yi-nr ll
fvlll l oIhmtvchI by lr-nlun uol antl
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troilin'. Ilmlll. Hrlilxli I'l.lli-.
i'hhm. (-i)lm. (liiuli'.iiiili.. Jiipon. 1'i-ru,
I'ut.o Kli-o. l-orlujtmiiw Vct Africa,
flunm lliiliilltlt'i. HlinnMi lliinilurii..
1ni.lt. Vnnnxut-ln finil In tltu CnitiU
iiiiii-, lUwull. V,'ll'l'",a I'll""'' nn'1
llln li'llllniy nf Ali.nkil.
Krry (irntii Ovit Tliiw Ih-tunili-!
"An ll illil LiiMt yv..r nnil llin yimr
bt-fi'i-i-. tli l.iKlon will diHiintlo nml
bulil iiiiioirlntc pM-irliii-ii nvrr III"
gniM f ovi-ry Atnorlrnn win, uli-opw
(Contlnuod on P I, Cpluinij i)
LEBANON CELEBRATING
NEW REGIME WITH FETES
Ni;V CONhTITlTION rAl'Ni ,IOV
AMOSU I'lOI'l-i;
Almt ihu Im'IUiik of S' w Na loiuil
AM4'intil)' I lull r ilit.- I iv nut i
l'''irft'"Miiuit)iri' tit thn Amnn lult.il I'tphn)
HKIItl T, l-Mhaiiuii, April Tin
it'oiii itt l'tiiinon Im v In-i n culi'liiiit
Intr wlih fvicit Dim piuilfiiriitttfiii or ii
Hvw cuimiltiilliiN for libnhon mid (bo
natllnic U ut ii ii uw nalltMiul uHMtii-
HI)' UIHli'r f I' M'lirti liilinrlni. 'I IH'
t'OflNlltlltltlfl IIH tlt'OcllllllH'tl If y (IcimtiiI
luiini.nl, 1 1 mi 1'n'iM Ii Ii(,f)i cntniniM
Ion mi iiffoi-itft t Jut country t Iiiikc
intlUtUI'll lr K('lf -K'VM lUIH-lll.
Tlu nilinlnlitli (illvo ciiiniiilllt-i of (lit
l"biinoii wlilrh wim tioiiitimtvri hy
Kruiirn III ll':0 for lli ui-itM of c
ItpfmllOII 111 UOVt'ltllltfllt jlffllll'H In
Lvlmiiuit him Im- n tlifuiolvDil mid Iiiih
lifii miert'tli'd Uy it rupnmjilnUV' tin-
fit mi lily whtint' nirnilitiiri it ro all olocl
uil Ii) Ihu lU'Opfc.
Thrift mi 90 iiHMM.K'rH In Dig nit
llntliil UMHi'intily, In iLccOiiliiiicn with
Ihn Kii'tirli cli'Ctornl lnw, wlilt'h win
piHHiiulKuiutl In Kyrlu. thur Ih iillciwoil
unit iltpiity fitr vry 20.0OU Inhahlt
UlllH. Tilt' .'PI)HIrl JtlhJl f'OlllplvU'll KlHtWH
tin riiillalloi ui Jamhiiiuji to lliltlioor
rt00,(iuo.
New nwrn (Jrniuiil
Thn riitiMlltiitliin fiffoKirt th" liliLlonul
liNMrmlily iiliMiiltlto powiT (ivi'r IcKlwht
lliin, laxiiilfin. filiw'ittlon ti iid wilfaru
Ji:iMitlgiiH. -'nuir, huwuvur, nulin
'intrul ovir fori'lipi ond inllluiiy fti
falin. Thn rxtromlNln aio nutunilly iIIh
HatlnrifMl with tho pmvlMtuiiM of thn
vonMHullun and imk for no m Ihitn
ciiniili'lii (imIi-im lulrncii. "Wo uri)
unnhy nf Iridcpi'iKh-iiro and woll qual
ified for ll," iliM'lai-i-d thn i-x-niMyor
.f Alnlah. In a nji'h irnt'ilnn
njtulnM the now uriranlc iavrg, "Whu
Pa It-mi n. Hyrln mid li ititiiilit
won allll tindiT I h iirtiml iwiiy f
Turk try. Mt. ldiation hail n irlvltrd
nyntfin f Rovnrnmt-nt. whlt-h nan
n widn urnjiit of frnrdnm. Why can
not wo tiavo the aiinic privta-ur now?"
Thi lllii'i-tiln. Iiuwvvit, who for in tlifl
majorliy of the population. nlihonKh
not nlluitvlhrr atlcllitcl wlltl Ui ttonr
Mlintton, tlll vtHtnidcr It ii nrrai w-p
forwurd In tho'.r onward march to fro
niatihMd. Their hiithrii remind ttio
olrpovltlun of thi Ijivi Hint Hip conn
tty la allll uikUt maiidato iK't'orilhiK
to ntilclo 22 of th pari of tho li-amiu
ut nut hum, on J tlinrcforo null undr
tuUluHt. i On Jiminut ti'iiiurkrd,
"l-'nincf. In urmillhK uh mieh n. Mhirul
ciniritliuilun Iijij pruvtMi hutw-'lf worthy
of tho truHi K'vcn to -r hy Uio
h-aKUi."
Tim irtatn of Xhanon Urn lo tho
nor th of ruhjetllH. ll l hounded on
WILL DIVE FOR SUNKEN TREASURE IN THE LUSITANIA
REVIEW OF WASHIIMGTdN
CONFERENCE IS GIVEN
HKXATOIl FKAltt'K, Al'STRAIJAN
KNVOV, IirTAJIS FKATl'HW
riitlinM I nltcd Stafcti and Japan Were
lrirtlnff Vnfrt Towurcl a
Terrlhlo Wur
The blriuiiMlilp lllnki'ly In hr-lntr out
flttftl ut Ci'Htnj'M rililiyttni. nt ur
l'hllitlflihlii, for an rxpifllllon lo the
apol "whero thu LiiKltiiiiia wmt Hunk
hy h (icnrmti Hiihmnrlnt) off tho coital
of Iri'lnnd. Tho venue I will inako an
atli'ini't to Kiilvuito tho Ki-uat ti'rtiMiiru
ciirrhd on tho llnrr. Th LiihIIiiiiIu, II
and lii'tijiuiiln P. I.chvIII, rhatntilon
U believed, Hen In iir feet of walrr,
dlvor of tin Hhikrly'M rn-w. linn In
vented a diving xult In which, ho wiyH.
ho run dewend fnfely In Jiun fe-t of
ualvr. Captain Chai lert Itlekurda
hi Hklpper of tho Ulukely.
P IrV'?' ''fl 1n.rSr
CaijtwnC. 3. KcKS
tho north hy tho fllvcr Kehlr mid tho
ateri houndury In flxi'tl alonn me
IilNh to tin. -ai of l'hunon. Ji'-lrut t
the rhlrf rlty and aent of Kovtrninenl.
A Slinrp iJid
, An oiiKirr-lookliiK urchin np
proarhed a mnn who wiih hurrylnqr
toward tbo rnllwny Htntlon. "Carry
your rlp, Blr'.'" ho asked.
"No!" minpped tho man.
"I'll carry U all the way for ii
quarter." an Id tho boy.
- "I lull you 1 uon t warn n rar
rlod!" "Hon't yon?"
"No. I don't!"
At that tho lnd hrokn Into a niilrlt
trot lo koup up with IiIh vlctlin'a
Imaty Btrldrn, and In n. tono of lnno
cont eurloslty nsked, 'Then what aro
you carrying it for?" Youth's Companion.
WHITMAN HOME IS SAVED
KHIUNK TO Itt: M Ml. OF MODKST
DWi;iMNi n,:i-;
t Oirrfutirninloor of the AkkocIbUuI I'rfuwit
CAM DION, N. .).. May 24. Walt
Wliilman' homo hern i to lo pro
nerved for poHtorlty. A committee ap
pointed by C'amdr-n city council has
decided that a Hhrino shrill be made
of the modest frame dwelling where
itho "pood stay poet" ptuved the later
veaxi of bin life, and wiioro no oieu
Mtirch 2!. 1892.
Tho committee, which la headed by
Councilman Kredorick H. Von Nieda,
will aeek fiindK from tho city for res
toration purpoSi'H. . H liaa been SUK
Kested that tho house be allowed to
stand on its original oite, and not
moved to Forest - Hilt, whore some
would have It. Tho houso will be
ii.Hrd for Htnrlnr Whitman relics. May
31 hi the 103d anniversary of tho birth
of the poet, und plans are being mad
of observe the event.
KHxvd Tlicir Opportunities
At the bcKinnins of the great war,
ChriHiiania tried to husband her man
power by cmplyolnt? women as street
ear comlucLois. Komo oojuciions wcro
rained at first, but in time tho travel
ing public took a real liking: to the
eomluctorcUe on tho k round that she
was more civil than a mere man.
Thou eh ihcr hus been no oiiiuai or
der to reinstate men, it is noticeable
thai the women conductors nave grau
uh IK dtr'aniieared. Arkert what had
boeomo of thorn, tho chief of tranMt
in the Norwegian capital replied that
as they bail qonstajit opportunity to
tiiont iii en so manv of them had mar
ried that tho rest had just naturally
resigned. New lorK Evening i-oa
iroirei(ondenro of tho Aoclatrd Prasi)
BVIJNKV. N. H. W.. April 11. A
review of the recent Wasliinftlon con
ferences was given herq by Hcnator
Peorco, Australia's dejejfttte, whp woa
the honor guest at a dinner given by
the "Get Togather Cluh." at which
T. aainmons, tho American conaul
general, presided.
Premier Huffhcs. In Introducing
Henator Poarce, said that the confer
ence had removed the present danger
of war and that the hope of tho world
luy In a good understanding between
the two Enfjlleh-BpeakJng nations.
Canafnc Pnarra unlit thflf thn iriOHt
(flftasteful exiHtrienee of his Amer
ican trip occurred when ho was com
pelled to write nimseit aown as an
".i!lcn." Ho said no eloquenco could
doHcribe tho magnitude of tho acconv
plishments of tho conference.
"The United States and Japan were
drifting fast towurd a war which
would have oeen moro lorrinio man
tho last war, because thcro wpuld i
tiavo been ntroduced into it not only ;
the Implements of destruction invent
ed and used during the last war, but
others moro destructive than tho mind
of man had conceived hitnerto," lie
declared. "This was made plain at
the conference.
"It was fine to hear the British
delegates agree to the proposal that
Ilr.tain should accept naval equality
with the United suites. This waa a
icinble sacrifice for an empire that
lived by sea power. Tho United States
could live without a single ship of
war. but It 1 vital to tho llfo of the
Uritlsh empire that It Bhould main
tain Its supremacy on the sea unless
it- integrity was guaranteed in some
other way..
"I hope that in the near future we
may see the United States a mem
ber of the league of nations, taking
port In the reconstruction of hu
manity.' A Bacbcfror'B Krror
A bachelor who is forever "put-
1. 1 In l" rarnntlv visited
Uhe proud parents of a new baby boy.
Tho motner noia up inp. uunuiu wi
Inspection, and asked gaily:
"Tell us now, frankly, which of us
do you think he Is like."
After a careful cxmir.atlon of the
v . V. i nlur rant Iflrl
Uil I 'J- Hi" Mt"-",-,'-', -
"Well, of course, it Is not very in
telligent looking yet, but he's won
derfully liko both of you;" Toronto
Globe.
Had Not Believed Promise of
Food Fulfilled -;v:
SOME SUSPICIOUS 0F;ID
'Devil Is Tempting IV Say Some
When Corn and Cocoa, Vnknown
to Tluan, Is Prepared
i CorroRpondnnco of the Ansoclated Press)
TSAKITHI.V, Uussla, April 21. Tho
peasants of the little villages of th
volfja river valley wero amazed when
tho food supplies of the American re
lief administration begun to arrive.
They had not believed It possible that
promises of food would he fulfilled.
Newspaper articles which have beon .
collected by agents of tho A. R. A.
Khow somo of tho astonishment these
people felt when at last they received
the hopedfor gifts from America.
"It Is very fine, but it cannot last'
said one peasant whoso children had
received food from the American re
lief association. "Surely they will stop
It soon. They give us a little bread.
milk, soup and beans and the children
come back to life. Their cheeks, are
llko apples, when we had bread they
did not look so well oven at three
pounds a day." ','.'-
The Russian writer who intorvrewed
the peasants told them tho distribution
of food would bo continued 'Until the
next harvest. .,;
In some of the remote cantons
where there are many strange sects,
the American food nras received with
suspicion. "The deTil Is tempting usr"
muttered some of tho faithful when
the corn and cocoa., absolutely un- .
known before, arrived. "Ho is posing
as an American and trying to make 1
us drink his brown poison."
i psct Hollers or tcoi
They upset the boilers containing1
the cocoa made for the children, and
the American relief association was.
compelled to conduct a campaign of
education to explain the meaning of
albumin and calories.
'"So they have mixed albumin In the
flour," declared some of the suspicious
ones. "It is to tempt us, a trick of
the devil. Don't touch It, brothers."
Since they had already eaten dogs,
why not try this devilish, strange con
coction. They sampled it and wero
pleased. Having been assured that the 1
Americans also believed in God, their
fears, vanished. Soon almost, two-third;-
of the children in this area .
were being fed by the American relief
(Continued on Pag 3, Column 4)
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