Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, July 09, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextBir CUM PROSPECT ., , , thI' III' llcillHlII'AWK III". I illi :lui'i t .for N'"1 I'Vlunyi Hnltir. ,1.!) mil Hiiiiitoy I'nriy Min imi In Thirty ' II, ,1 ,.i'iilllurii tllllll III 111 II, 0,110(1 fnil mi In Hi" I'lmiil". "hiivn MiiKnimlK Mll, 1.1 III" lliml "f n P'lllV "I hllii-m miiil" HI1 "iilv.-it.lt v milii - ..-I, .M Mll.li'llU mill r.u-uli v. win. ,11 innk.- I III' Kllllll'll fHKOIHl.) IIUi ..,,,1 . ii.ly, i HMiirdiiy nii.l Humtiiy. mmiii unit ninlim" i"'"l 'hi- whiil.' ...... at fi'iim Mniiiit liiiliil"r "ii Hi" rlli I'l'ii'i h,. mi ii... mii it. iiii imiiiiK .li'tri'iniin. lliii'il Hi, lliili im mill A.liiiim, niiy l II Hi" wwiiIiit In 'l.-iii'. I'r. I.ihil I'. Illimlil. I'"li'l "t l,lu iM'iirl-' mini in .iiviii ....;..'.. ' , i I.. ..I....U.. .r iii.t i.i'- V,'.'ll. .ll'll'MlK. " "'" '"'"' Wl" , lliiillml tu minimum "i ' l"T ,,i wlilrtl l nil '"I- wlilrh iiii.I.m ii.iiiiiillnll"il "" h" lirrniiK.-ll "I'lf" 1 . . m4 I.m tinmlnll ..finli..!. tin. mi..."-" ; ' ,, . iin.l. r Urn mill" li'W -wliU'li rai-vtiMy .-i.i hit" f(l.'l. Mi-vi-ntl hiivn nlr..ii.tv HBII.ll "I1 ' "r- ""'"' " """ "''i ll!, piiiiy will l. iivo 1-Yli-nilly. Imll, ,, ii.,, iiiiivi.iiiy rumim. ni :ir. .... i,i,. v iifiiii nniiil. Ill ulltmtilil'lliw, unil ...it ...,i..,h .mini on Homo t'lrm-k, Gil lnll. from Kimi-n. hviwiM.n unit 7 i.Vlu.'k (lint fvimlllK. I'''" ""'"I ll- iK in., rlimli full" I low I'wk, 4. mm ,,t ,...V(ltllHI, t" Hit tll f lll'l'l--ii-t.li.., 2.1'I'H f.'i'l lli'l'"f th" lllV, ,,111 I... iimliirliiki'li. Willi III" I'll lu ll. ii Hint til" .1111111111 Wl'l I"' HKirlll-il I, s. iii.iiii. Tin. null from tlm l.ri rl,..t ramp In Hi Kimmlt l -vn mil.. l.inu. Ill tit" lini-rniiiin III.. Iitk na will drop down tlir.iniili Avi-inii-rwk I" Kol'-y mirliiim. wln-rn pluMm .,tli niny li hurt. HiitiiiMny nvKiilim Hi.. mrly IH ri-llim l I'milli ml II. ..H.. .-i-.i.k, whni n. ennui lire will In, I. .ill! mi. I llm l.ruKl-nnl of iitiiiilii will I". I"H i'i'. Hiimjuy morning thi. tuiiim wilt rniiVty Mi, party l.i l.nt luko. wh..r thorn nro .l.-iity t.f rili mi.t n tf.Mi.l t.inriuiitiy to iW'Un. 1 iin.-H will hi" rnlon Onr. Th rcliim trip will l" mnrli-.t Hun day nftnrnmin nl ' o'clock. Huppi-i-vlil ,n mii'it at Mlno lllvin-, nii.l tin, party l -noi't".! I" Ii ht k on tli tuniini" by (I o'd'K'k tlml en'lllim. MORNING REGlSf F.R, KUdteNfe, Oftr.., SUNDAY, JULY i, mi THREE ONLY ONE BID SUBMltTED i. iinii-ii ti:mii:hh i Kii iti-s i. xtmrii i 'inn uuiixiK (inly inn I'l.l wan mil.niltlnl (a tilt, ruunly cuiirt till Hip rri-ctlull ut u ll.'W l.rl.lK"- ovnr llm Nt.ltll Kitrk nt Mllf .tvb nn.l whfn II wnn oipirrt yrit.r-,- tin- mntir w.iii luiil uvr until VV.tll.-.li.y fnr fllllll (li'ClMlnil. . Tin- lil.l mll.inltl.l wim l.y Cilrtlii (liutlln.'r, fonni-rly of III!" rlly. wliu )i,.m litillt n nnitili.-t nr l.rtilK.-H In lin. rounty ilurlim llm punt law .'.im. Illw tint w.m f.0(.H3. Tli- lirl.llfn In lo Iip 1 oa frot Innir, of llm tnli. lytn. mill rovnr.l. ll will r-'ln.i- one i.f lh.i wnnhi'.l oul I.Jr lli fluod of early IumI winter. CANNERY OUTPUT IS LARGE l'A( iill vin r.niAY Vontontay wnn a 1I tiny il rm nny of tl KiiHMia Km U lrrwr' mMurlulliin, A mini piH'k, f 1.000 ra ut fiull ln-liitf lh Tt'i-ortl fr tlmdtiy, nccortllittf to J. Hull, mini- HBT. . nvt-r sno HrH4ihn nr nl tirt' iie nilitHl ut tlt flunt it ml lth tlx But the Car WGone I crli.ifls no man is ever so keenly npprecintivc of the value of ftutnnutliitc tlieft iiiiuinncc ns the car owner wlio leaves n, business np Ijniiiltiient or h social call to find his car pone from its parking place, Then the owner is cither hopelessly at sea or with n sigh of re lief he realizes that he has a theft insurance policy. Make a memo now to telephone EMERY Insurance Agency 37 Ninth Ave. W PhotM MT Eugene, Oregoa . llll'i'Vvil riu.llltli.il llmmlleil J,u Hie new l.iiil.lliiKH ll... "input u ,V llllll'll MI'l'llU'l' tllllll ll wiut hint ye,,, ulnl In prevlnilil yeniK. . Ilnyill Ainu- I'linn lea nn.l liiKHlllier Tlnii nau culiilnii In iu.l,ly mnl . iliuuiili ihu I..,, ,,f ohviTlm In nliurt Inn I'l.int wiih nlniunl. nwuuii.e.l ye tnnliiy, , I'Vw riiKphei i. ro iiiiinliiK In, mi Id Mr. Unit, iih IHIn cri In very nlii.it nwliiti u Hi., entruiuely Imi wontiier. RECKLESS DRIVER IN JAIL i i, in v nin,i:iiH i;hix IIMi mm AMI III HAVH 1'el. y ItllRl'IH, WII.IHH I'lll' l'l, i on em' iie. lll.le.l l.y Mr. nn.l Mr. I'lilll lllnkely liml Mr. innl Mm. Kil lllnlf ly ..I . -..I i... .. ,.. . , ' " .""..J. .nji.iiiiK II iiiiiiiImt t.r ll. v liii'tiiliurii i.f ih.. iii.rty. w.ia nil. .1 linn unil Heiitcii.. .1 In hiiv.. hi .... vn 1,1 llll- I'Ullllly Jllll l.y in.. J.IH lieu III the nefiew at I'nlliiui. llr.,v... II. wnn l.rmiKliI In ICiiki'im. yeMcrility eve- 1IHIK llllll lil.'Ke.l lli. lie tm.i iinl yet iml.l Hi., rine. II.. wi. i i.iiikvI with iiIi.'I'iiiiiik it i iii" mi ,u hlKliwi.y whll. IlltllX. llteit. K.iueli.' lleetiHt. wiih Himleii,e, h.iiiii. nine iico r.ir n eeriiiiii perlntl t.ir reek I.'nh ilrivlnit, . MRS, LEADER APPEAR ro takm 'irn.K iiom: i "axIi r HVIH tX Tllil l'llllC' Mmlt tttM hi l'WtrUimitt ut 1mimi ntnl HtutlvtitH In . thu tlitpnrlnif nl of OruiMii iumI (hit HiM'tirh ut 1m will put nn Allot Hit liy tli I'lif, u ruintily ity Jiiuiic, I'Vlility. July '.'1. uiiilfr Iho ill- Miiloii or I'Yi-kiih ItfiMh. hfiid or ittp ltputtm-m. TIip ttllu iul hi thin iliii't-:i iiltiy will h litki'tl ly Mi. J nil n Lcuili'i-, nf I'oiiliiittl, wlm liuM Vkou i ucoifiiitloti ly Uw wuik In 1'ort luiiil tiinniutir ihfiuriciiU.i Mr. Jtiil.lH-, who Iiiin tllrortiil tin (lnlM thuim iiUya tn-ro fur niuny 'utH, nml hni hliuHt'lf plnyitl iiuuty Iiti1. ini-liMlinir. M-ri'iiily, iht ttili rf) In "lilnnmll." will tig etiin fin ('oloiml f)ry, IlildvKiii'ilft lt'pli'n nml Ar thur Johnnmi. both nr I'ortlniid, will iiuv thi iiariH tt iltttrvrL iinl Ht'tpii ni IttiUu. Ituth art iiii'iiiIikih of tltr itnivotniiv roiitputty unil luivn tiluytru a iiurtihr of IrmU durlnjt thn ynr. 1 liu othfr Piirtu will nu hundlrtl um (uIIowh; Amy. Mm, Niinim toll Holv VIu- rrn: I'lmnui. Alf Korn. KuKni: ili nurao. Mm. KAthli-n M. Tuirhnm, liny City, nml Kli-tuiulMHi. Minn Iviithi'ilm- Wntnoti, t hlCHKo. HttiKi' nt tin ir. Ilitlitlnif nml rotumfM nrn tiflnic worked out ly th clnMM in ilriuiimuutioii nn a part of thu ihtr prnhit'in. Ijmt yt'nr. thri'rt onp-tu-t nluy wi-n- pl-odiirrd hy lhi dt nirlm-nt nt t tid or mitninrr HttHKimi Mut't'-riint-K h Tin Itrtidr," llonry IivliiK" "Thi- HiiHKKh-r," und lllrot "ttriuid iiKiihrr." CAMP FIRE LEFT BURNING ,i:i-: ki:.vi:V vtsvn 1 J'- TIIH IDI llT ! 1........!. 1..... II l.ee i-envey. a.i i .., ".. ...j . Willie rmniunK iiiiuiil - iiiii.'p ii...--.. ilnkil.lue wlili liln fmnlly. want (lull- IIIK Willi i.ieii. n win... M.. i...... hn. rmiip unit fulled lo tntnlly e- ..... - , lei... ...,... linirtiiHn ni rJ.iiiii me. . n.- I'nle.t nffleeni. flndlnR til mil' Ore lilirnlnir nn.l tmiitlen.l..l. reimrted It u....r.. ...... t i-.rr wl.n flle.l ti eiinttiliilnl iiitiilnitt Mr. Senvey 10 J llillfi- enn e...r.. -. ....- ....... ..... 1...I ....HIV ..I..I IHnini ..ii. r"-.---7 i - . pnl.l n fine of $f. nn.l eont nf $3. Al- tli.nlKli tne cnn.ii lire wnn nui.i in nie ,imr.-, .1 . w I nimtleiiileil nn.l wim not lolully ! llimilllilml. n reliilre.l by tlin utiite "in tny oplnli.n." Hinted Mr. Mnc .lllff. "It I" 'nf ninri. H.-rlnllH I" l.uve ii fire lilirnlnir In ill" foreni thnn lo l.nve It In n nelKliliur'n limine nn Hie I (liinr. fnr the reason tlml n ti"ite limy ilio ri.plnee.1 In very Hhnrt llnio nn.l h.nly nne or two people htivo lie.-n In Ijureil, whereim. II r.illlre yenin lo Ktmv n forei.1. nnd llm ilwlniciloii of lumber mnnri'i'i innkn II tlml much I Iniriler fnr nil the pimple f the United Rtntea 10 Heouro nomen. 353 AT SUMMER SCHOOL Monn womkA- t'iiax mks at I XIVKHSITV KI0SS1ON A lelnl of 3".S tdenln nre now en rolled for tile miminer eiilnn nt the rnln-rliv of Oreiton up lo July 7. neroiulliR I" flKlir Klven oul nt the r.KlHtrnr' offlee by Ml"" tlerirllde HtepheiiHon. of lhl number 183 rc men nnd 100 nr women. Thoro nro n total of 5(l under urmlnnte" reKin.ri'"l: 100 men nml U.il women. Klfly-four men nnd women renlMerrd n grndunioii, ntK Iiik ii mini of HK. . "i . , Mondny. July S. vn tho lnnl dity Hut for iinv - in reslHler, ulthollKll It would be .,.Hlble In reKlntcr llfler Unit illili. bv pelltlonlnu. Hllli o the "In week"' "limmer e"lon Ih hiilf over. II Ih lint expected nt Iho reitUirnr'n offlco t lint tiny moro will renlHtor. l nv it Hiiil"tcr rliiHHlflud In It trmr- Itel-plAoo for overyono Ii con- vt-nient. i ecnnonilnul, . remilt- InlliKlnn fneilltim Unit will null, buy. rent, snctiro lielp. nld you lo n new iMMltlon, If you nro eek- Iiik onoi hrlnn buyer nnd neller InunUier enrly 111 tlto morniliK with n full dny nltenU to c!ou your trnttHnellon. THY" IT . i 1M1ONI0 8 e e e e e li 1 1 11 :l v! I Carroll's A PalmOliveBargain 15c Trial Size Palmolive Liquid Shampoo enough for 10 shampoo A C.ke of Pelmolive Soap Free With Each Bottle Liquid Shampoo ' mu WRITINGS IS TOPIC IHt. II AIIIMN4J hl'lv H ov TI ( lASKrAf ltl l , l.ltcnii y Arli't vi ini'filM ut KvtutlufH Who liiiiititid itiiiiilMNfiuiit pliiliicd hy IIIhIoimiii "Tlltt HlMliMlllrtlK IjifllttVfil In lint d V'h'IMiK'iiL of HMiN mm ii hiiiiiiui httlnif HUM Hill UN It I'JUl'llfl'lll' llll' iH'IIVt'll," "i'l.l .. HiiMiui-l J I riK iii hlH ml diiHM In fli. UNMi-iiiMy III Olllld hull Krlduy. Thin wiih thu (tilid ur fivn Imj imtH lo he Klvuii hv Ur. Ilimlliii' nn thu Mil.J'Hl of llm KiMinlxM TlM' f th mid rirth will Imi Klvm Mondny nnd .Ttji-etlny. ':TIm, ItiiiMiinlidii wrto iih H' huliirM uf Ihit lti'iiulHfuiiM:i" ihn ihH-tur t'on liniiid, "innl Hi. ii- li'dhr h-d thni to liMiuii'n what iih n hiMl lliotiKht und done In iiiti'H lnti'on ChrlMlluiiliy, Jn 'I rock urn) Initio iiiiUmuh lltiTiittii'f ili'v round ihidr fnlh-m iiuhwit." low thfH" Httidi ritM ni'tin h'd, mrov rid, t in urilat ! nnd Hiiidhd tint nn llipii iiiiiMtvrH, hnw lhln piuvokid rrh Irninlry nnd hrotiKhl tlniii to n VIVId rnOHnltlon or Hit KmlhiM'mi of ntiin nnd umIiih-; ami nutniitlmj mid Hiimuhiiffl y UiIh i-hiNHleiil food Ihcy Wi if fintilly )d In ii li'nnii'iidiMiH out- hurMt uf ui'lKlnnl ii ltd lnd-p-nditt ti.'iiUiin In nit, nri'hlliH'tiiri', Hi-iilp-tuii', pnlmliiK. nnd limnitum thut I lm. vii v fhwltn in ilmlr coonilnic hoiiHtH would t op thHr work to dti votir th' ih-w hh'HM, w dlid-UHiH'd nt IviiKih hy thu hMiiUfr. "Ah thn wnmli'iliiK luihfhtH houkIit iidvuiiturrM ho ilio wiindi'i'lntr Hi holaiM rtiMiwht niitniuv iiiniium'rlptH," nx lihtini'd tin- dui'inr, "unil tu nlr tln-m wrivtli) inlilih Ipnl. Ithci-ul, ujipnM la tlvt ih'tpoin uf Him Iiall:iti i-IUih. Thi-fc d'upolH rortrinhli-d Om pnlltlml hoHKfit of tndiiy. of HiK'h wt-n- (ha lifMfilhl fniiilly who riinindl'-d Klur rum no rumphti'ly Hint the Mud nnd thi iMiiph' wi'ii' rri'itt nrt-H uf thi'lr lll. Thoy nnd lnunonHu wi'ulth nrul fMtnhllhlnil ImiittM civt'i y wh-r'. Much uf tln-ir wiihh nnd poM-r liny lined fnr Hie ptttmniiK" uf net nml llti-ni-tnif. They iVHt'inlilri! IVrUh-H In thn dnv of iiit' lcnt Athtnn." Tilt w m-k uf ri4-tiiniilntlon of 1li old mniiiiHrrlpifi wiih rnrrli-d nn hy Cnluri-lti Hiilutnll, finiirlim. Kllrdfu. Aurtrtpit nnd I'oukIo nml oUhtm aided hy tho wfiiltli uf the Icillim pntrlrtiimi. Tin rhtiri-h iiIhu lent lim-lf tu the pn-- vnlllnif enthtflrmni. NleholaH V nnd .o X. nml ollir pope w-ni mil tierot'H of the rlitftHh-nl revivtil. Iluw thlH revival led to a puffin contempt for mediaeval myrtllclKm nml Ihemln- Itlcitl duKinu nml MimtiltnneouKly cn-iited the iforin of n-w ptriit Ioiih, tuofunnder nrlenro nml wtrner pruh-j ItiKH Into the inlerleH nf life, wnn; ltroiiKhl mil briefly hy tho uperker. LOW PASS TO BE KEPT OPEN TIIU'FKI WIMj tT UK lXTKU- III ITKI) OV NinV HIGHWAY Tho low iuikh road to Tjilto rroek vulley will not ho rluHed to trnlllc ut all t h Ih miminer, mhl Wnltii Hlmhlv of lilurhly, who In In tho city for n dny nr no. Mr. iMitohly, who camo out ywuer- dny. wild tho roJid tu In fin Hhnpo over lh moiinlnlii. Tho work of iniirmhimlxlnjr hnM nt yet heen Htnrt h, hit wiltl, hut It Ih ii pee ted that thn contrnrtortt will bcKhi opnitlntiH InunndliLtely. Mr. Illnchly uild th riinlriictnm hiivn ii'iiled Hint If til'! ilrlve.ru of antomuhlleM ran keep awuy from tho trucka that will he hiiiillnir i-ninnod .rurK n in an iiitiit with thorn U kenp tho highway open. Xi:VS OF (.KltMANVS , titlSIS SIIIIS hkitaix fCntitlnUffl from Vitt On tcrnnrMi to n comninnln," to tho of- fmt thut tho print mrlko him hrmiRhi th monoy pri'WH to a ntnnd ntlll nml that tut it rHiilt thn hank'ft rvndy stock of flnthi'd curroncy Is wholly depliitcd. It hopoH to tldo ovor tho ahorluKO liy IhmuIiik an oiiht Kt'nry liOO murk note. Tho Hhurlatto of tiiir hllht ir uiroauy Klvlnv trotihlo to tmirlMtf whom tho hankM nml hotelH load lown with lil of 20 and GO mark noten, soiii tiox rv 'n rnANtn:, vir.w orhVlnl WnhliiKtnn Fin'Im Tluit GHp Mu t Ih IxhmiihiI on (icriiuuiy Hy tht , AnMOclntod 1'nwn) WAMllIXaTON, .Inly 8. (Jormnny fnclmr political nnd oronomlc ltun-. tton KftiTiUly admitted nn inont wr lomt. munt. In tho view or Amricun iilltclnlM, h oxproiwod totloj. look to Krnnco for rolM'f. Franco, it won atnted today, by rtn ricial In clnno touch with dcvolop- ollhinl lit cloo touch with tlovolop irrlp upon tho ropurntionn Hltuntlon to llshten ticrmany rimincmi ouruon. or utter collnp" r tho former cen tral power may remilt and a radical ri'Kiino nrlKo from tho ruin. Ion from tho nmoa Maien, 11 is generally mntntitliu'd hy olllclul here, only can ho given to Gormnny In the form of loans of prlvato capital ana Germany cun obtain loann only t'hroiiKh tho offer of Miifllolently pro tective secuvlty to attract InvoMtom. ITnder tho present roparations rtflieino, if A'pifarH lo nfltrfnlfi liern thut all uf Oermiinv'H reimn'H nro hoiinl to tho WlMie) nr ivllled p'ty inenlft und hold rlomi by iho tinnd nt J-'ranctt, no that unlem flermuny can obtain ooiicfwilnnri lo permit pleduhiK Kit mo ot her potmitlal wealth un n ciirlly, nil hope of ririnnrlal OKHiMnnco from without mum be itboudoned. V, H. OflhlalH ltt-pt I Wed Th Hit nation In Germmiy flriiin rlnjly and (wniinmlrally Iiim Im'jmi miulo known to olhrlulh of tho Ameii ran Kovnrnnmnt hy ruportft from AmeiicMii roprem-oinHveM In (Inrnmny, Thi-wfi hnvo b'en nupplemotited by In formation flven hy American biiiil neiw iium. 1 , All of ttn'Ho r.'i.ortH nnd rommitnl fillollM wero fahl Ul uiereo vory rloiwtly with cirinin K'mral ronclu iloiiM. Kven nhoulil Germany tnv-t tho refiumtlnnftJriHliillnien'. of fifty mil lion murkH duo nn .Inly I r, It war de. clnred to ho beyond rcnon that fur tlmr pnymeiitM could bn expected in tho near future. Germany, it vuh explained, munt purchnKo oM In America, KiiKland and other forelrrn eotintrleii and with the will led pur chaHliiK rloWftr nf the paper mark o ulnl do of Gonnniiy, thom purclMit-B no lonKer could he mode, Tho nufTxTviiUon wuh miwlo In an ', Informed tloiiiiuu nunrler today Hint tlu't-o miiHt ho reuu uiHe lo the Huh- j f luii nyriteui' of burtor, ir (iermiiiiy In I lo K un ft all. lnhor IntcreHlN Ilivolt ITnablo to pay Win American cntUn grower una tho copper mi"ner In nny kind of ucceptahlo currency und with out coin, tho German manufacturer munt offer In return for thn raw mn- torlal a certain proportion of tho fln lahed product! Into which It In made up. It In fully ralUed by tho Ger manii that any muh plan would en counter bitter opposition from the Ubor Intere. OfltclalH Iioro liavo noted In flonno l-Vencli quiLrtern it tendency to iIIh- cuhh Who portability of heavy paymeniH In kind from Germany with a result ant JoHfionintr of thu audi com ml t mentit, but It wnn believed that Htrontc opponkllon would bo mined to readjiiiftmeiit of repanttionfi along nucli llnm Government fwcurltleH are held Kenerally by Hmnll French In vet1olM, It wnn explained, who woilhl rent the effect of loht German pny mentM while French luhor and In dufrtry would flifht iho receipt of great nuuntltieH of German goodn en tering Into competition with tho out put of France. CHEMICAL FOUNDATON ACTS TO GET ATTENTION ii:iAnTMi:T op .irsnbr. to maki; Tiionot c.ii i itoiti: Govt tii niftit Cnlltf! 'ii tr Itrnid 67 Stilt AgiiiiuU. I, S. TrcaiKurfr tu Collect I loyalties , v . WAS11LNGTON, July 8.- The ilc lel Hililiitluu oL the Kuverniiji'llt to luucvtd uftalnbt the Chemical Found ation, Inc., wiu ilechired by tho do- parlineiit of Justice In a ritatement to nluht tu he nn endeavor "to adjudicate thu whole question in the most practi cal ami cxpcditiouM mannir pomMim nnd jvo to the governnn-nt nnd th" HtlKuntH a grout deal of uunecesnary expennf." The ib-partiiienfn statenient, Iiwiied parilully iih i reply to tho Ktatumunt made in New York yejiterday by FrnnciH I. tlarvan, former alien prop erty cUHtodion nml now head oi Hie Ghemutal KoundiiUou, net forth in fftrmul mnnnur for the first llmo the motive Impelling tho government to make thv demand ou tho foundation Tor return of all patent, copyright and other property tntmdV'rred to It. Tho Htateinenl alno referred to Mr. Gurvun'H oiertlon that a delegation of GermunH conferred with JtiHtlro de partment official Hhortly before the Kovei anient announced Hn action, de claring that tho German delegation "had nhsolutely nothing to do with any action of the Uepurtmmit against the Chemical Foundation." Tho statement In explaining the government's motive called ntlentlon that the Chemical Foundation had brought 07 sultH ngaliiHt the. United StateM trejmurer to collect royalties paid thut official on patents now held by tho foundation. It being incum bent on the Justice department to de fend theso unit, tho government, it wnn ndded. decided that the bent pro cedure required "tUo original con veyance nn well ns that every Inci dental ntep therein Khould be set nside nnd tho matter considered nnew." HOLMQUIST SLAYS THREE MrinKRfc KX-WIFK, Ills; lUtOTH F.lt AM) IIIK SOV I1CTTM. Mont., July 8. While Axel llolimiuist, confvHiied murderer of his ex-wife, hln brother. Frod HolmquiMt. and his nun, Tor, brooda in his prlnon cell tomorrow, th . funeral of the three victims will bo held nt 2 o'clock in tho afternoon. Tho three victims will bo hurled side hy side. ' Mrs. llolmnulst died last night with forgiveness on her Uiw for her former hUNhand. Tho baby, born threo years ago In Alanku, was disowned by Axel. FIRST AUTO GOES TO INDIANA (NS rwjw it-- . v ,,(i If Sn fnr nn known, tliin nttlomnlillo, built In J8H3 liy Hlwoo Hnynr-3, wnn tho flint mieneimful cur innilo In Amorlcn. tt entiilillnhe.l n npodl rwortl on July 4, 1SSU, liy Kolnit over tlto Vumpklnvlllo l'lko, neat Kokomo, Inrl., nt noveit inlliw nil hour. Its iiri-Hvut homo In In tliu Hinlthronlnn Institution In WimhlnRton, 1. C, nml It In hero shown on Un wny buck to Inillnna to oolelirnto II 38th birthday, with Congreiuimin Fred B. urnoll, of Indiana, anting a Its eacort. , , UiL nt. i II ijl'il-U. WATCH FOR THE PASSING OF THE IF'oiPd. and Fordsoxv TBAOC MAMK - - . , ' POWER EXPOSITION in YOUR TOWN It's your opportunity to sec the most complete motorized power exposition ever to Visit your city. Tractors, electric kitchen, farm power, plows, radio, motion picture, heavy and lifiht duty trucks, lubrication demonstration, the new Lincoln -a complete line of power appliances for every purpose on the farm and city. Twenty-six transportation units now leavinp; for demonstrations in every part of the state. Watch the parade through your town and learn when you can see the Power Exposition in action in your city. Caravan now on its way to Ashland. On the return it will stop and make demonstrations at points near you. Watch for the schedule and be there. Goinp; south the following schedule lias been set. It will pass through the main streets in all cities, to give all a chance to see it and prepare for the Power Exposition oil the way back. EUGENE TOMORROW AT 3:00 P, M. FORD GARAGE Town - Xewburg Dayton McMinnville Amity Kickreall Salem Jefferson Albany ... Corvallis Monroe Junction Eugene . Cottage Grove City. Arrive 6:00p.m . 7:00a.m , 8:00a.m 9:00 a.m. 10.00 a.m. 12:15 p.m. i :20 p.m. 3 :00 p.m. 8:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 12:00 m 3:00p.m 5 :00 p.m Date .Friday, 7th .Sunday, 9th Sunday, 9th Sunday, 9th Sunday, 9th Sunday, 9th Sunday, 9th Sunday, 9th Monday, 10th Monday, 10th Monday, 10th Monday, 10th Monday, 10th DEMONSTRATION SPONSORED BY . AND THE FORD Town .Arrive Date Drain 9:30a.m.Tuesday', 11th Yoncalla 10:30a.m.Tuesday, Uth Oakland 12:15 p.m.Tuesday, 11th Sutherlin 1 :45 p.m.Tuesday, 11th Hoseburg ..... 3:30 p.m.Tuesday, 11th Myrtle Creek..l0.O0a.tn.Wednesday, 12th . Canyonville ....11 :30 a.in.Wedncsday, 12th Wolf Creek .... 40p.m.Wednesday, 12th , Grants Pass .... 7 :00 p.m.Wednesday, 12th ' Gold Hill t0:j0a;m.Thursday13th ; Medford .12:00-- m.Thursday, Uth Ashland ....12:00 ' m.Thursday, 13th THE FORD DEALERS OF ,' OREGON MOTOR COMPANY Later Mrs. Holnmulst nnd her brother-in-law, Fred, returned to Montunn nnd wero married. llnt Monday night Axel nhot the three of them. ALIEN INFLUX IS HALTED evening and cauKed him to land In Seattle yesterday evening- at 5 o'clock Chuckanut Buy, six miles south of expecting- to Jand here about ti hore, wan preventing Lieutenant Roy o'clock. At 6:30 this evening, Jones P. Jones from continuing his hydro- tried his engines out, but was towed airplane flight today from Seattle to back to his moorings. Jones' motliet Ketchikan, Alawka. He started from and a brother live here. 300,000 ITALIANS YEARLY ONCK IVAI)KI L fv HHUKKS (Correpondenefe of the AswcI&Ud Press) HOMi;, June 15. Three hundred thousand yearly was once the averuge number of "Italian emigrants to the United Slates. Sinco Washington has taken restrictive immigration meas ures, however, this exoduH has had to seek other fields. In March of this year 10.120 Went to franco; 8244 to Belgium, nnd a total of 4170 to Luxemburg1, Germany, Austria, Hungary. Cxecho-Hlovakla, Jugoslavia and the Ualkans. During the wiine, month only 4837 Italians cm I grated to both North and South America, the United States gelling 9U7. Plans are on foot to send 25.000 to Russia to work In the coal mines of the river lon. . . t-fe'if. .Tmc IVvrcrrt to TaiuI BELUNOHAM. Wash., July 8. Tg. nition trouble which developed last Save the Body of 6th and Olivte Your Gar Rust,, the vorst enemy of your car, may be easily and effectually stopped by a coat of paint, and think how much better your car ill look. Call item-: - ' u "'i. HrpETERSON - Paint and Auto Tops ' .. Pbone 343 The JEWEff'i Appearance Bears Out Its lligh-Powered Perfprnaccs Built by Pdige delivered in Eugene SAME UNITS i THROUGHOUT AS THE PAIGE 6-6 Vibration is the biggest enemy of light weight construction. The rattles which are the most conspicuous failing of the older, low-priced cars that you pass daily on the street, are the result of unnecessary strcss'cs set up by vibration. These noises, evidence of a depreciation as fatal as quick consumption, originate all too often from the Vibrations of a power plant, inherently unbalanced in design, and taxed beyond its normal power in doing the work reason ably required of it. ' : ' Look under the hood and you will get, at a glance, the essential difference in the new Jewett. Its big 3j4x5-inch motor, by reason )f its six-cylinder design, is in run ning balance at all times, adding indefinitely to the life and quietness of the car aS well as to the comfort and enjoyment of pas sengers. . .. . . . -. The full fifty horsepower of the Jewett motor is fuAiished to the rear wheels vith qut undue strain or effort. Its heavy, drop forged crankshaft Willi hearings more than two inches ill diameter, by its very size, re duces to 'insignificance the torsional or twisting vibration immediately evident in lighter constructions. Pressure oiling to . niaiii bearings reduces friction. . .' - ' -' r' ; -V . , ", ' With a power output actually 20 per cent above that of cars of like size and price, in addition to its high-claSs six-cylinder con struction, the Jewett has the sturdiness to stand not only the Use, but the abuse which ,.v all too often a car of its Utility is required to meet. ! ' ,-. .. "Six Cylinders Supply W K. p." foV JeWett Speed knd Picktip IT bEMONSTRATION ANY HOUR, ANY DAY Oi, ',: . i . . . , . - - M. jr. " Heai3qultVter8,'f6r Salei arid Service at Howard Auto Co. 9th and olive Street. Telephone 672 , iMb and OiiVtf Mwi; . ... ;