Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, May 28, 1922, Image 19

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Newspaper Page TextlUSrNESS IN OREGON IS WlSTEIDILfBETTEA Lc Industries, Timber Parti cularly, Arc impruvmu hop prospects ARE GOOD L i ni ' '"Ml H'"ty M"rh,,t fjlll. VlW ' IH.IIM.IMl fml ITUf iminnrr ,1, IIOHKHT M. HMITII I ilnil III IIL'IIVII I'"" " ' - rS.l "( K "..I". it Hi" iTrill"l '"''""" 1,1 I"''' "" "' lit0 ,,tilll I'tiiiiriiiiiti.rn hi I srsTtSi ,wn,..ih."vwu.i.; r.iii u' Hl'"tvir rfr " wft " T r...i.i iiibMiiintllttii mi f'L.h S miiuriiriurn. ; Mumovor, ItUll W "' ....,,,.,,, ia' ,,,lir ','lil'lilly Ihrmnrh Hio fnill innl fin, '" .:;".,..; Ullirn uiw - ZZ'Zn, !Unl r"w,'" " ill i . 1 1 "" '""'Hi.lml.li, nr.. ,.. lllHK liiii k i ii in. ,i . ... .. .i.ini.lly (, , in,uJ . fill '" '"""" " I'uylllK vnry .11 ... In i,w i .ii.Uhk. ,.rtk Iniu ,(,,, L ... v. . . . r ""V- ''"li'f n (Hi. n .... ...... .,, I., U, Wt.lOIII l.lnh.l uii' hi wiiili li.iitur ,u,,, , Ki,,. I'IiiIm. I .1111 .4it. ,1WV1 , v.. lu,,,., , i,i,., ,lh,i,uh..u t Miriiiw...!, ,uii-,.,i wllll ,Bl U Plumber.Thoaght He Reeded New Pipes . i i Mv ituniauhiaiiil iute stitics Luc nlny till, of gas and 1 Ldtn W Vvcre c"'ic "Hack'- flic pain and soreness caused me to tltniK l nccum n new. net uf pipes. Siiu'e, taking Mayr's Wonderful lU-viiedy'nll this lias iliuraiearcMl'ilm! my (inly trou ble now is' 16' make-enough imjili In buy all the loud 1 1 lc lu rat." It is a simple, tarmless preparation that rc 'novo I lie catarrhal imtcu from the iiitrstuial tract and allays the iiiflniiiinatioit which ousts practically all stomach, her mil intestinal ailments, in- EcIutlinfT appendicitis.- One dusc will convince or money rc liumlcd. At All Druggist. I it MnrkK ItoiiiT Ilium, innl luouilm nfu rinclltitf llm iiuirkni i.miim im ioinimri.il wlili 1 1., '"w "Hi". 'I'liu rnvlvnl In himi. iim lii. Ii,.,.tl ,rk.l,. For Auill mm li l Miiy IS ih viiliimo ut ImiMiiin, In iiImmiiI itl Ihki iminlh nml m m, nhwiil nr IiikI yi-iir. Iiiiylnic, buwrvnr Ik lluilli.il iiriii llinlly lu "fill In" iiOi.k' iIokIiiimiI In iiiiilniiiln normal Klni-kK' W IiiiIiwiIii urn. om nrn njuylnic llii.lr KIMIJIIIIIItl MimiiI Of llUKllll.M. WOKllTII iiKliliiHliin innl Wraivrn OriiKun in fiml nil mmMIihik ulmre tlu.ro nm ill. vmalriiil minnu.K of liii'iinni. i liuiiil liiialni.nii. In uiliniliiii til till. KmiKiiiini ri'iimi, tlm liimliur IiiiIiik- try Iiiik iHl.kd mjiiNiiU.rulily in iho wliuUmili.i nivi'iiuu. ' l.uiiOxn' Ih-iiiiuul irimii jinihi.r, which Mill inulnlliliiK llaolr iik our Krmi!i.t ImliiKlry. Ik fxiupllun. lllly woll alllllili'il ttl il...il, Tlmro Iiiik liri-n u runHliltinililu Ini'rtitiKu lu xuKlliuuml rnr Khlnni.ntK nnil Iho Al I"""" "l Imimiii.im via tlm I'mimifii i kiiiii ik miiiiiiiK KirciiKlli ilnlly, iluu lu llm furl I hnl Orj'Ui.n lunilmr run ki. ahliii.il tu tlm Atliinlli: KiMihimril Ify n...i riiriuirr i.nnii urn uuir lumtiiir n Im il.'llvorwl hy mil. A IIS rum Ik rouiintltlv iinilrr prfKfnl runill iiiiiik, wniiti inn mti, lunir Ik I3. 11 IH lllltlOltintl..(t, h0W.Vr. tlint Hutu will bo n KlirfrnliiK ut riltiiK Koon. Iiul mil illtli'lrnl lu uurtnll KlilpiiitintK lulu IIHK iiiiifltnlilu tni-rllnry. OruKun liiiiitur ihiiin nro rtinnlnir riiiiu'r hi nnmi'iiy now inun tln.y imvo nt nny tluln kIiicio 1020. I'mrllcully nil r thniu nm un.ruUnic. with tho otrt'iitlun nf tlm Kinuin-r liitfrlnr iiiIIIk, whh'lt ratur pnrtlriilarly to tho rttilwuy J!o trnriiv In tliUi conin'ctlon thn triuiK liortntlun llnon lira cutnlnir Inln tho iiutikt nitn-h Ktrmih'tir. nml In nil lirolmlilllty thn kiiikII nillla annu will ti tinili.r way Amiin. 'rim JniiitnuHA INSURANCE Seivice and Sell UNITED STATES f Solicit and Pneumatic ' KELLY-SPRINGFIELD Solidt and Pneumatio MASON v Pneumatic Tirci WE DO Vulcanizing and Kctrcading mil l'rcss on Solid ,'1'ircs T. L Ohlsea Tire Co. 71 Wnt Sth Phono 201 FREE SERVICE CAR That New Machine Was.it tested by experts? Insurance mc n who know your business can tell -you results o( research. Inveatigata then insure I The llardford Fire Insur ance Company is prepared to save you from unnecessary expense through its fire pre vention service, and special laboratory work. EMERY Insurance Agency 37 Ninth At. W, Phone M7 Eufene, Oregon You'lllk Surprised it wht a difftJrenco Jule work in our shop will'do to the pperance of your car. Eugene Auto Top Company PHonel55 742 Charnelton nvqtment Service During the waV you saved to buy Liberty Bonds. .After the war you saved to buy an automobile, that your family might have increased pleasure. . You should 'how systematically savo $ part of your "iconic, and deposit ' it tin this ' bank, ' for future emergencies. . a. "vi r '' After you have saved several hundred dollars, this ''nik will help, you invest it in securities that are de pendable as to safety, salcability and profit. t ' i: It will pay you to consult with this bank before In-' vesting. UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK The Bank of Service EUGENE LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK TIm Bank of Sartnji niiiiliH h off nnt) him hiun nvor iilnrn i" iii-mi nr tho yenr oh itrenunt or viT-buyiiiK nml tiVfr.Minx-iiiiitii.il. n not known whn .Ihmiii will nwIiik Hk Into iho rniiikci, I, ok mipiilled ni iionmil, wllh no miritliiM. iiiMr hiiiinuori loNl Tin Inlior nit nation In nniMi Int. IHOVUl). TltO ItlllMlliir friulnM nml tilllM cntftii nr i.M-mtlMit t full nurc. Ttii inliiLlnu Umlnti rnpoii nnu'h hotter ixinltwu Mnmnthlntf Ihut K'dfnlft n irunvrnlly Irnui uvcul tonn In ciiiiiinnrclttl ilnoH. Common labor In wiill uiniloyv(J, hut Ihoro Mill rtmutlnH hiiimii jilKt-k which will hu tnkon up miiiiii win iiuxi mo iH n nr 190, Thrn In n vorv ntnrkiid InnrHiiRn In rcii.ll iiiiNltiiMN In Ihu larKT cntfr. Muillrulurly I'orlluncl. A compiirrd lu hint month, (ho iHTccntaKo of In 4TciiHo In rvifiil volurnu ninKCd from in pi'r rfni. Miiny mi-rchuntH hnv Miiployoil hlKh nnwure wihm TiiKihoilM, howfvor, nml thin may re mit! In U Klin lit It. ark Intur In thn HtuiNon. ' Crop proNpiT.U aro vory good 1111. 1 thn InnlctitlpnH drn that fruit will find 11 rciiily mnrkot. Tho wool men nlrriicly huvo OlNpoHi'd nf tholr clip at KifiMiy uuviinci'u iiiicitn over iuhl yi'iir'M. " ' 1 hh i' Tin trcnnnil tondenry for falf nijeer for whom nnd llvcnlock linvc" ftWuH-in-'d thn far mem coniddnrnhly, nnd tlH'V (ivnorully look for & profitable market. n 1'ortland the Influx of new nno- pt conllniifii utiuhntrd. The electric llitht nnd ttnu Inntullatlonn wire prnc llrnlly douhlA thin hint month the In Htallnilonn of a year nno. Tho new power connection, however, do not Hhow up on- well. While thero In a HllKht Inemine, the Induntrlal loud haa not xrown neavny onotiRh for com nK-nt.-' Taken In all. tho condi tional nre very wttlfnfactory and every Imllratlon points to a continued and MK'iuly movement towards ntablllty. whom: wohi.d joink iv MKMOHIAI OIWKRVANCK t Continued from Pane One) on fnritljrn noil, an well nn thun hon orlnK the graven of Amorlcnn and al 1 1 iil vfternnn who aro burled In the cntnHaiirn Pt thin .country. : ifrlon poHiH in r rnnre, uciirltltn. I'nlnntl and Tiirkt y will vlnit old brtttlerieldn and iKltunont oomotorlcH. The United Rtatin trravon rr(clntra tlon iiervlm han completed Itn huifo tiiiik of rettirnlnv to thin country the hodlin of 42.023 of thf. A. K. V. who died nvernean.' but Srt.OOO Amerlrnnn fttllt rmnln pfrmnnently hurled In camofrrlM of th nil led natlonn. "To f Inline the Memorial dny dec oration of RTrnve ovornevut. rarh of '.no lKlonn 11.000 poxtn wnn anked 1o nubwrltitt an amount equnl 1o five rente for ench of itn memtin. A rintral commlttof. of the I virion in France will rec)lve the fundn from ttiln country and have chance of dec orailnir tho Individual e-rnven. "Hoveral month", before Memorlnl dny linnford MncMdcr, national com mander of the Ix-Klnn; nont oach pout a rivuiertt that exerclnen thin year he mnue nn pernonai nn pnmrnip. "with thin end In view," Mr. MacNIder wrote, "the l,ei-ton in rendv to mnke nnecliil efforln to aid relntlven nml fiiendn who think on Memorial dny not no much or tho whoto nrmv or thn dead nn thev will of no me one youth who went forth to flcht nnd did not come hnrk." 3old-ntor pa renin, denirlnu: that enpeclnl attention he paid to tho Rrave of their departed, requesting a certain type of floral decoration or ro 1 1 id mm eoromony, were ankod to com munlrnte thflr wlnhen to the organUa tlnn'n national headquarters here, from whfrh they wero relayed to tho Tejtfon pout n oar out the nmo or nurlal. CJmvi'n of All Vol era im Prc-onMcd ."The Lefflon will not confine Its ex ercise and decoration to the mem1 ory of world war heroes atone. The irraven or all veterans of all American warn will he vlnlted nnd decorated and fltllmrlv honored. Last year the or- ffanlKatlnn requested Itn poets and units of the Iefrlon auxiliary to neck out. In ench community, (rraves of nil American noldter and en I lor dead and to prepare chnrtn nhowintr where mirh Hxnves wero located and how they could he reached. The efforts of the world-war men hnvo remitted In many Kraven of civil war veterans bo inn ren- cued from obscurity and the graven of Hoveml veterans of 1812. lonir since rorxotton. have been found and re ntored. "A nlmllnr plan of keenlnir a clone nnd honored watch on oraven of Amer lrnnn buried overseas han been evolved There will be In France four principal cemeteries w nereln men or the A. E. V will nleep forever. At present a spe clal fine Arts commission is working; on the project which will entail, for tne collection or pontes and tne neau tlflcatlon of cemeteries, nn expenditure of more then I l.oon.noo. These fleldn or honor win no located at Deiieau Wood, near- Chateau-Thierry. Bony, nenr St. Quentln: Sureanon. near Tarin. and Honinxne, In the Arxonne. near Mont rn neon. More than 60ft Amer icana will remain burled In England A fflft of Innd by the British roverrr ment nllown for the future decoration and care of these graves. Under plans already advanced tv little 'cemetery for those Americans who died in England Ireland. Bcotlnnd and wales will bo located at Brookwood Surrey. Enx land. 'Thin year still fewer of tho nroud. whlte-hnlred old heroen of '61-65 will hear their colors and their flowern to tne nncrea xround whoro their com rades nro In eternal bivouac, Tjast year thn thlnnlnir ranks were filled with sturdy, tanned youngsters In their army drabs nnd navy blues who wero honored to march at the side of tho veteran patriarchs on their holy mission. Tho present Momorint dny will find tho hosts of Grant and I.ee nit but dissipated and as the youths or tne worm war strive Tor the honored rues or tne vanished procession, tho dny will take on a new significance." MODF.itv nno iv An old city Chnitires in Baffdnd Might, Well Cftaso t -ni 1 pi in to 'inm uvur in Tombs Basrdnd, tho city of caliphs. he scene nf tho deeds of thn frond Hnrun-al-llnshld of "Arabian Nights" fame. In now enjoying tho strangest slo-hts In its 1.100 years of history. The Brit lull hnvo hroiiffht tho Strand to its hnsonrs, tho motorboat to tho Tigris ana tno auipmoouooto "a ti mo-eaten gates. ..v niigtmu ,njoysi nn nngnsn weekly mnxnxlne. puhllshed In Enxllsh and Arabic, Including sotuo of tho Intent brand of British humor nnd excellent portraits of the lending muexslns and sheiks. Thero are a number of Brit ish hanks doing business In tho city, branches of gront Institutions famous tho world ovor. British hotels nrn thorn offorinx roaat hoof and Yorkshire nuddlnx with nle nnd stout to wash them down. They have Turkish baths, billiard rooms, palm gardens and are furnished with Kngiisn rurniture inrougnout. British stores sell perfumery, novels. clothing for mnle and female of tho latest styles of London nnd Paris. One lending department store In the old city ndvortlsps: "What yon may not get In other 'Stores In Bagdad you can get In ours," says tho Wall Btroot Journal. One may soon see some lordlv mnn of the desert driving in his fllwer to the Iocs! hotel to partake of "the roast heef. and els' o old -England. Setahl Wife Property of Her Husband Under Old Doctrine PARLIAMENT TAKES IT UP Iri Antor Huh Introduced a Bill In Jfouso of Oorttmmm U A mind orroiitUnir StaUilu (Corriflpon1enr of thn AmotIiImI PriMi) LONDON, April 16. iJlscovnry of an ancient Huion law, technically known nn 'the doctrine of coercion," under which a wire is virtually, tho property of hor husband, bun ure- nlpltaltMl. u storm In both housun of the IJrjlnh purljument. ' Lady AHtor has formally Intro duced ti bill in the houno of commonn to amend tho offending ntatute and Viscount Dllswater strongly ' pressed for a til ra liar measure In tho house of lords. ' Parliament took note of the act when a member of the- commons pointed out that It had been resur rected to secure the acquittal recently of the wealthy Mrs. Peel, who was concerned with her husband In belting frauds, whllo the husband himself was sent to prison.' Tho old law, . Viscount Ullnwater explained to tho lords, wun founded on the assumption that a wife would not dare to contradict her husband; uui it. wu vrun 1 lit fiiuiinuiii iwucti for the law," . he said. "It. must be strictly In acordance with our lives nnd our social r relations. Whatever the legal presumption may have beep; in 1 no olden times, there can be no such presumption today." , IkTgradliut 8UU4M Resented "It connotes an Inferior and degrad ing status which women of the pres ent day will never accept. The whole tendency of modern thought has been In the other direction to elevnte the status of women and put them on the same footing an men." Tho viscount raised laughter when ho continued: "I appeal to tho ripe oxperlenco of nny, of your lordships. Bachelors wllh ho experience of women are tho only people who take an opposite view," and ho pointed out that tho doctrine did not prevail In Scotland, "prokuiikalf y of ldy Macbeth," he said. . . lxrd Buck master, a former lord high chancellor, defended the exist ing law. Ho said it was his firm conviction that the bulk of women today acted under the direction of their husbands, and this, ho held, was assuredly truo among the lower ranks of society. "I am not prepared to destroy What has been established by tho wisdom of our ancestors, who knew as much about men and women as we do today." he declared. "Wom en have got the vote , but they are just tho snmo as before.', Birkenhead Hesitant Here tho present chancollor, Jrd Birkenhead, sooko up. "As to hus bands controlling their, wives," he said, "every man hns hla - own ex perience In-theso matters and I nm not bold enough to maKo any such claim." 1 I-ord . Aberdeen, a former lord lieu tenant of - Ireland and ox-governor general of Canada, reflectively ,ob served that one of his : ancestors. when 'chancellor of Scotland, resigned office rather than carry out -an act which proposed to make husbands responsible ror- their wives non-attendance at church. Idy Frances Balfour, president of the 'national council or women 01 Great Britain and Ireland, writing In The Times, calls attentlon-to the fact that tho 'doctrine of coercion" is not the only survival of ancient English laws affecting married women. She cites the "law of coverture," accord-Inn- to which a man and his wlfo are ono person and tho husband In that person. The wife's "legal existence Is incorporated and consolidated into that of her husbapd." Lady Frances pointed out that It Is no. more than so years since me house of lords negatived a claim that a husband had tho right to imprison his wife, which was based, on tnis doctrine, which has, however, never been abolished In its entirety. At tho same time, she proceeds, a wife's position ns her husband's prop erty Is still In practice, as, for ex amplo, when she Is not allowed to doclde for herself, llko other adults, tthnthAP nr not she shall submit to a siirxlcal operation. Her. husband mini firt tHvA hln consent. Theso doctrines, which belong to an ago of sorvitudc and serfdom, should be explicitly annulled, Lady Frances declared. . . tMr-ltmrUM tnm ttiB HenlthT rrtutt iiimhAiro. sciatica and other form nr hscknnhe are to oe regaraea as roflex neuralgias like that due to docayed teeth, is a theory aavancea by Dr. Folke Llndstedt of Stockholm, ns the result of examinations of 1B78 recruits for tho 8wedlsh army. Out of the total numbor,. 1,678,117, or 7.4 per cent, had suffered from lumbago, ftMntlrn. nr backache. Among those with "serious morbid conditions,", the number who had suffered from lum-hns-o was 24. B Dor cent: among those with minor ailments, the number was 6.1 per cent, and among ino penecuy honithv it n-na oniv 1.7 Dec cent. In the caso ot sciatica, 3.46 per cent of these with serious morbid conditions had suffered .and only 0.12 per cent of tho healthy recruits, Death It Threatened ? 6f Police Chief - declared war on torrorlstswho are niumueiH qi unicngo s, inuor unions, nna boon Hiren lann.l wl'tli iIahIl get her, with "Htnto'8 Att6rney, Crowe, .lunge Kickhnm and Jnller Westhrook. n-tnnrl B I section above at the left shows " and heavy in the cenStwtifij'-; ion of a Firestone 33x4ya Cord comes, tapered at the edges tonujo steering easy Ma'TO'proiesiuie, wow , against destructive hinging action ef ' The tire Tite after 20,994 miles on a Yellow Cab in Chicago. The section at the right was cut from a new Cord of the same size. ' Careful measurements show that only 13 of the tread of the tire on the Yellow Cab has been worn away after this long, gruelling test The carcass is intact after more than 11,000,000 revolutions. Firestone Cords have averaged over 10.000 miles on Chicago Yellow Cabs (1,200 cabs all Fire . stone eauiDDed). In thousands of in stances, they have fiven from 16,000 to 0,000 miles. Look at the tread scientifically . angled against skid, massive FIRESTONE 30x3 FABRIC m 30 x 3 size 8. 95 . EtiTlUi , high tread edges. Thecasisjair jl; expanaea to insure uunuiiu wju w paralleling of every individual cord. It -is double "gum nipped" to nrtor ms that each cord is ' thoroughly insuhrted with rubber. This is the reason why Firestoae Cords unfailingly deaVer ejrtf)'rdciar . mileage. It explamsthe unanimous "de mand of thoughtful -tire buyers for these rQti0ftLB"9Mn'S values, inc lutu Firestone dealer will continue to provide the personal service that makes Firestone tire comfort and econ omy complete. 30x3FABMC $82 30 x 3 size 7.99 7 -. Vow Mm Ptai Tu ' EBKWHS7B B. F. Goodp AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES EUGENE, OREGON M SUES RECORD SET APRIL TOTALS LARGEST IX niS TOKY OP INDUSTRY Including Domestic and Foreign, 121,249 Cars and Trucks Sold in Month Demand Growing DETROIT, May 27. According to a report just received from the Ford Motor company, a dally average of 5210 retail sales of Ford cars and trucks had been reached by the close of April In the United States alone. Ford sales of curs nnd trucks for tho month, including, both domestic nnd foreign, totaled 127,249. This estab lishes a new high record, exceeding the largest previous month, June, 1921, by 15,467. Tho sale of Ford son trad tors has also been steadily climbing. A total of 11,181 Fordsons were sold during April in tho United States, a daily average of 469 huvlng been reached by the end of the month. This gives the tractor a new high 'sales record, and shows 100 per cent increase over the best month in 1921. . Tho Ford company is enjoying a banner year In all departments. Out put of Ford cars and trucks for the vear. according to orosent estimates. will exceed 1,100,000, which repre sents a 10 ner cent increase over The Ford factory at Detroit is now operating at full capacity, having a force of more than 40.000 men on the payroll. The scheduled output for May win pruunmy vun aou.vwu and trucks, which will be applied against orders approximating lo&.ouu, RARE GEMS ARB LOST TO SIGHT Russian Crown Jewels Disposed of In The exeat collection of Russian crown jowels seems likely to share the mystortous late ot tne poacoua throne in Delhi, writes Fredorlc J. Un.bin in thn Chlcairn Dnilv News. Tho peacock throne, which cost tho Shah Johan sao.ouu.uuu, was a, won dorful canopied chair of pur gold In crustod with rubies, sapphires and fes toons of pearls, and ornamentod with two great Joweled peacocks and a life nlaed parrot cut from a single emerald. It was a fabulous work ot art, and when It sllppod out of sight aftor tho death of tho shah there was much annrMilntlnn. Presumably a strand of pearls was lopped off hero, a ruby pried off thero, and tho emerald par rot cut into a numbor of loss distinc tive Jewols. Today a mere throne framowork In Toheran Is pointed out uncertainly as tho peacocK throne. Th ppown towels of Russia nxo sup posed to be slipping away In simitar fashion. Thorn was no word of nny looting when tho Kremlin In Moscow, whoro tho glittering Jewels of roynlty reposed, fell into the hnnds of tho rev olutionists. Tho Kromlln has been guarded by tho soviet government. Tho conditions of the treasury galleries Is veiled in mystery. South Afrlcnn papers In closb touch with the diamond trade state that f 10,- 000.000 worth of stolen Russian dia monds wero thrown on tho jewel mar ket lu 10 months In 1921 and tho crown jewel cnllcetlon of Russia was particularly rich In dalmonds.i Dr. Mendelsohn will be ont of the city for a few dny n. Ue will he In his office ngnln Wednesday morning. . . . 6-27-3 "I'D tell IK. world" IT'S' PRINCE NEMO Cfar Oat will satisfy the most partkalac amokarl Oregon Drug Cel. . Distributors. Eugene Cigar Factory Manufacturers - Stop Spending and start . a Savings Account Buy the . RIGHT KIND OF TIRES Expert Tire Repairing The B. & M. Vulcanizing Co. F. M. Porterficld, Prop. A MAN THAT KEEPS GOOD HORSES don't want to spoil their ap pearance or risk his own life by harnessing them with an inferior made or shabby har ness. It pays to buy a good harness when you do buy, for it) always 'lo'dks well as ' well as ,;wearing well. For style, durability and make call at PRESTON & HALES - Harness and Saddle Mfgs.l 857 Willamette St.