Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, July 09, 1922, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextJfarnina EditorialStage- Society Churches Classified Second Section Pages 9 to 16 VOLUME LI EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, SUNDAY, JULY 9, 1922 NUMBER 76 iimi - v v i in II ! i Evon B'Ir Strikes Havo not Ro , suited In Curtailment N AUTO PRODUCTION LARGE I'niiiniinlliy Am hitowlnif Hllulil IViiili-noy l lUnol l IIIiiIkt lvl Afi-r IVnnluii lly JKUIKUT K. HMITH 1-UItTI.ANIl, Of".. July . Thn ",i..inii" (iiiimiiniy" wiiluh iim fruiimrn nf Ilia onnnllllltlnn nvowxil. n tin- urwiMililo I" Him liirtriniH'iii. ... if tha rwnilt ilii-y hoiikIii m iiiiiiIii, wont fof lllil "" 'vnr In iIik llulii rounni Wurflim !"' nv,.u mrililiiK mine unit irlk l.niikliiu wotnim In nutilliorn Illliuiln. THI '"i" ""r '"iinw'lli' irminiillliy tvun nhiillori-cl In n iinrlliMiliuiy lii-ln-mm mill fleiiillnli mnnniir. II hi'umih Hi hnvi. liri'll rntnullnliml Hull I ho allilll wrrn nil nlllml nflor t'V ri'iinmr win kmtr ini'l mirnMirtnrcil: llinl mmi wurr liiii un nn limy rim, nfinr Im. hm ni-il iiiki'IIwi mill mill I" run. nml fiiiUhiM) off will' knlfi'-lliiiii- nil Ihm ivlillo yutin ulrln nml women ni iiIkiiiIkiI nml llrHml III" U HKttr. Tim lilllinrtii ninli'hli" liiili'limy uf tho li nr l rmnUi-il liy mii'li uiti-n. i..lti lllln irnitli'nl ilV"liiiminl nf iIik foal niiiko, nml i1i'iin. Ion. tin. iiiilnuKl mriko whlih In Jnl I"-. jjilililliR nuritly I'ollillllolin whirl! mini In-Ill rnllcil iitlvnuiii" In. inn.nl miivliy In rtiniliiniiinl Hum u( iinlimlry III llm I'llllfll Minion roil iiiiii The iruilut'iluit of liitiitnliioiiii i'iiiiI in iwpiii wrekn linn been ron Nlilrrnlily Inturr llinn lit Ihn wirller iv.i.kfi nf llm ltlko, Iml llm mmvni r- lii-MiK reilttreil nl n rnte which Ihrralrn n marked nlrtnilment 111 III iluMrlnl ni-llvlly unlrnn Ills IrlklMK miner mien reinimo work. A riM'iinl output of iinnnniiKer nuto innMlen nnit trut'kn wan ttioilored In May-260.000. (Figure for .hm ore nni yel nvnllnWe.) I'roilurern nrn of rimriiti In n ntnto of' liiiinenn irrittlfl I'nllnn over thin mole of uffiilm, hut llu-ie In a liotlrenhle iIIniionIiioii in Menliin mutton In the mnlter of pom inllniritta wlilrli nilnlil entail a roiiotl llnn of tho nort uf (irnhnrrunmiioni ex perlenriHl whim deiiinliit foil off no Imri'ly In HSI. OmiiniMllly Prh-m IUiv CuiitliHinlty tirlron ttnve illntnyril nil miwnril tnmlxncy of Inlo nol rnntu'li lo rnli9 any pnrllrtitnr worry to Hi., rontuiimr. hut ntlll a teiiiltini'y, iConilniiixl on I'ftff 11. Column 4.) Touring Cars V.. S. Vim I'ossen EiiKcnc M. Ii. Miilvcy a Eugene William Sallcc Eugene " I. W. Cray Eugene A. S. Gilleinvater Eugene L, M. llaninionil Eugene Kay A. Nixon Eugene Ernest A. Kicliter Eugene Mrs. A. 1'. Stirensen Eugene W. Glen Turner Eugene, I. iin Wilson Eugene J. V. Jenkins Crow VV. J.'HoIIiukI C''W J. '.. Evans hlarcula Clint Era.ier Marcola Miss Zella M. Hurkhart Harrislmrg Mrs. Ada Curtis' j...Alnia Ora E. Carter Lowell II. A. Loouey Walton Ira G. Cook Walton W. W. Moaile Elmira C. U. Lowry , Springfield A. Neal Eugene , W. N. Cliue Eugene M. 1'. Oliver '. Eugene L. B. Sigwart Eugene liessic Wellcr Eugene 11. D. Suiartt Eugene IX II. Andrews Goldson J. R.Jlayden Franklin Miss Mabel Hall ;...Eugene W. II. Hill Eugene L E, Mooney .'. ....Eugene G. E. Winterbothiini Eugene Unas. P. Slnyter Hlaclily J. II. Macklin Junction City John Downing Wendlmg PROTECTION OF HOME IS LATEST MOVE IN ENGLAND INUOAim OP ''I'AHHION ATl'l AK I'lNITY" TO 1111 (H ltl)ia liilm-tmiloiml Coiirm'iitti Will Hwk to Ito-midhllKi) iioiimi iih HhnIm or W4iirnro (('(irriH)nloiir at ilia AiimcUtcd Vrm) J,lMHl, JuiHt Sit. TlH' IIMiVKIIM'Ill lit Kltwlund to protix l tho fnuilly Troiu Mm iiiiiiiidii ii f tlui "jmMHloiinitt nrrin My" iiimI tln "ninUttr uf frn luvo" will find ix'ii)Hrtloti nnxt Ot!tnhr In mi liiiniimllmml, cnnftM imko which will N0ik in rt'-t-ititihliMh tint fiiriilly mid tllO IttllllU UN til" Hi)k htlMlM of IIJltloiMll wclftirc a hIiimiIIiiiivoum upixnl will Iji I n into lo rhuiehi-M hi tho UiiMimI Hi nt .x unci lliHniii fr thu iHintumifo (if thin Idi-ul, Kinlnoiit nilu tmn, dDi'tni-M nml ndlKliiiiH iuilrM urn Joln Iiik in it Knvil nitiviMtii-iit fur (hi iltf HtiuiHlnii nf ruiiillllnrm whh-li (hoy my nt 1'iitliiif uwity tint inoritl fll.id f I'.llKllllld. Kdwnrd Hhnrtt, hoini Hnt'rtitry; II. A, I.. KIpUht, (Minister or I'dui-utlon; Ifiml ItnliiTt (Vt'll, tni'inhcr nf inirlln iiH'llt: til" lirrhtilrihitp if WiiIi'm: Hlr ft. Itiidtm I'uwoll, fmindiT of thu' Hoy Hi-unlit Hlr Jhmm'h ( 'I'lrhion-llrown, tint rummm MM'dliiil it til horlty; luly Ithitnddii, tin' wtdt'Unitwn mii-lnl ri rnnnt'r. mid Itov, K. It, Miyir, ih ('hltr Uiihhl, nit' miiixtir tho Iwidni-r. "Thtt nld inttrnl lnndnuirhH urn lit-! rftiMlittf NiilfiiitM hm1," tuivN Hlr J nine Mmi'lutitMit, iffiifrnl HtMi't'tMry f tin t'onurrtiH. 'Tltw tiiowt otivlciuit Hyttiiu toiH of tlin di'ry f ninrnl rtvitionKl hUlty In h.-mi In Iho whlcMiinuid li rtKithtrlly nf Hi-x-tflitilitiiH. Tho whuln Idi'it iff vvrt nil til ttnd ttMntnui'ti in rnjnrlrd. A tllll trriivi-r dntttror In tlmt tho r'ftlidlill!lM nt purottl hood itn httintf fvinlrd. Htn-iitl ttiomlity him nrtnnty 'itlrrd Into the nUndn of thf muttllud'v Tito hlKh Hiiindurd of ivii iniiti'H I n f Ui-n' In th" honm, tr nur ttirt of rhlld Kf, mid thi ton of no rlrty nt I f liter lowtTftl. In fh novnl Mini driiMoi n-lnHniiM' ii r lie Inn dlMciiMfd with itn itttttdonntinl of rt rvo wit Mi I niomlly iiernlrliiuw.' Mlnrr nml lirtiiiio lUminnmr Nt;V Y(tltK, July 8. A trull of K"ld Ifudllitf nut f Jnfiiwlch vllliiK1 tt mi up town Itoinl yrttnlny wim tho only thlnit l'ft to ronncrt Alva Kfttdntl. Ahkn minor, with hln hntintH of ninrit thnn t ynur mco. Krmhill dipnpiietirod lout WpdtitmhiV mid whn hi wrnl It wni he llevod 1m linil 1100.000 In liln ltitckM. drnppfd nut of nlKht In tho buMt'nl tHMMhm of Hfth nvt'itiiP. A trk In a J.'wdry H'mn. who knew him. tot a flfottnif Klunrn of lilm uliout B : I ft In llm itflnrnoon. No n can bo found who hn own littn lnca. 1- Roadsters PLEA TO THE AMERICAN Republican Leader Says Irish Parties' Pact Torn Up DAIL .EIREAiiT.OUTLAWED AildH That Ditiwr to Indnml Which Ho IVuml Tltll Vju- In lliitfhtic Ovi-r Country (norroiprtniliiiiRit of the AmoclatMl Prnnn) I,ONIiMN, July ft. Kmnon do Viiturii. tho ri'iitilillciMi Ii-ihIit, In a rm-MHfLtf" ndilrcniti'd to tho iii'opht nf tho lUlltcd Hinted, diTlurH tliu piu.'t ttwi')it tho Irlidi piirtliH hnti Ijim-h torn up, thnt civil wnr Iium broken 'ut, t lint I ho Dull Klreunn 1m not nllowed to meet, mid thnt the provlt'lomtl K"v trniiunl Ihih nriKUincit n military die lutoi'Hhlp HUpiorti'il by tho ilritlth blK KUIIM. "Tho dmiKir t In.'liind which I fen roil mom mid wm ned our jtcojiti nf I v 1 1 win' Iuih cume upon iih," HiiyM Mr. Dc Vnlerrt In bin iinMMiiKn. "HoblhiH of tlt iinny of tint repub lic hnvo been ulinckcd by furred of the prnvlMontil jrovermiieiil nt tho ntlKHtlou of lOliKllHll iiolltlclnnd. "Tho polltlrnl imet between tho Irldh pnrtlen which hud ItiMiircd peure ful elect Ujjih which rnttld bfivi do cured tho unity of iho Irbtb nriny nml which wnn ihb only hope of nmln tulnliitf pence, whh ordered to bn torn up. iilttnMitjh ibo pitcL hud bci'ti rut l f P d by the nnlloiinl iiMMcmbly nnd by thn niittuniil conventluii of t bo Kiun I'Vln. Dnll I 'li cit no It Outluwcil "Tho Dully KlrtMitin hii nol hern iilbiwed o OHM- nml I he providlonul tttivcrnutetit. retyltitf upon tho Kiik-lii-h iiowi'fn, bin nncomttltutloiuilly utunimeil n millinry dletitturrthip mid with HiiKllKh bit? Riind, 1'nKllHh oto mu tilt Ion nnd KukIInIi inctliudfi of prowl conioriihlp nml fiilmi propu K'ndit, him nmdo wur on tho volun tary notdk'm of Irelnnd who uro ftlm ply keoptnif thrlr onth to tlu republic and prevent inn the tmvcrelKii Inde pendouco of tholr ctuuitry from belnK Hiirrcntloroil. "Tho Irluth iieoplo wnni n republic. Thoy do not wnnt mt Knitllub kimf uh their klntf or mi KiikIIho Kvcrnor Kcnernl, or mi Knultsh privy conn clllor an IckiiI NupcrvlHorH, I 'niler Ihroiit or n rcnownl or tho tnrmiiuufi wnr mnny of our people hnvo boon Induced to kIvo nn nppournncc of Hub mlHdlon, lul (hero ute mm nml wom- (f'ontlntiMl on I'iiri 12, Col. 7 TTTRsT FORD Electric Starter In Eugene Sedans O. S. Maxwell Eugene Kuth S. Addison - Eugene Frank Arinitage Eugene L. R. Woods Eugene K. W, Ontliank Eugene Dr. Livingston Eugene WETS OF SWEDEN DECRY BANISHMENT OF BOOZE MKDK'AI HOAitl) OP (XilJVritY i;ini complaint No llctioii HitH Tor Depriving Major ity Who l Nol MIhiimi (o J 'n Meet ytA fCorrnftpfindBnce of tlm Anflnbtd I'mwi) HTDCKHOhM, Juno 10,- "To flu prlvo tho inujorlly of citlzetiM, who do nut, in I mi no nlcoholh; Uiiuorn, of whnt Ik for llicm mi liiiioent Mlinulnnt be en ii ho ti Hinnll number of people abode liquor miOH to bo miner a dniconje decree," TIiIh opinion In round In tho official roport JiiHt iHwiu-d by tho medical board of Hwoilon on tho prnpoMcd 1 ri trod uct Ion of total prohibition, 1 1 linn moused Intonxo Inlerodt tbrotiKb out tho country which 1h now in Ibo mlddt nf u nutlou-whlo run flirt be tween ibo prohibit Jon forrcH and thono who want to imilntalu tho preH cnt nocn I led Drill l ration! mk nyHtom, whereby only thorni who hnvo oponly dhown tholr ubiif-n of nlcobollcH am deprlvod of ltd Udr. Hwcdcn will vote on Iho liquor 'iiitKtlon A u mint 27 Tho medical hoard pointH out fur ther that a Junto number of phydl claiid bcllcvo thai under certain clr cuiiintanu.'N, nnd In tho cano of cer Inin dboMiHCH, alcohol cannot bo I1h jicndod with without fcreat fllwidvnn taKcH, and It Kiiyd tlmt not only the 1'nlal coiidooiioucoH of tho abiiHO of alcohol dhould bo confildcrwl. but ulxo thoKn t'ffncts thrtl 'cannot ho r.hnrae terlzod ad harmful- It declared that niitHl of Iho uncalled prlmillvo raccH lined nlroJiol nntl cxpi-okhch doubt that a cultured community can middruly dUpcnxo with HtlinubintH, If Ibo aim Id to produce a non-alcoholic commu nity, thin end imott bo ftcliicvcd throiiKh h'Kudnllon Jnipo-Jiiff crndunl ro-trlciloiiH. ho thnt Ibo pre-tit and pnHdlbly tho next neneratloii may bo a forded tlmo to rhniiK tholr habltH. In conelunlon the iMmrd, while etn idianlsinK tho lu-ccud'y for vlijorouidy flKbtlnff tho midtido of alcohol, rocom mondd that thu tjcrMJiial ri'Mlrlction HyMoiiL In forco In Sweden bo fur ther tedted, Uoveloped ami Improved. Hwodon had uucil tho Hnitt HyKlom for ovon yoam. I'ndor It tho emin try'd Inebriate record reached the low owl flKurcH nlnco 1U1S duriuff Iho firft uuaitor of thld year, accordlnij to the HwodfHh hocIuI board. The drop in tho Inebriety record him been espe cially marked in , about Stockholm where It amoun'a to no lens llian 3C.8 per cent compared to the lnl quar ter of 1 ! S 1 In uorno Swedish Vrovin etal town.H drunkonne:a haa decreased fi5 lo CO per cent. :4. by 64::ioc!EjiiojgBi nil mi TP TOURING, Complete Demountable Wheels $555.54 Place . J. W. Demonstrations to Be Given all Over State HIGHWAYS ARE TO BE USED I'lnn Im KiHinwirod by Ford Motor I Viiii.uii', Sloiulnril Oil Couipany null Oilier .MuniifiK'lim'rn J.t-nvlnir I'ortliinil within thn rnm. Inf week, u number of manufaetiir cri and dldtribiitord of tm'lonally known power farming and lnUut:hil equipment will tour tho dtnte, Rlvlnff a HerloH of detnoimtratlonH covering a period of approximate! three mouthH. Tho earn van wl!l urp tho hlKhwaVH exclilHlvely, utlllzlnp trtP'kK, tiaetord and tralleiM to rarry or hajl the equipment AdHorlated In tho en tniirldi) uro tho Kord Motor eom pany, featurliiK Kord truckd and Kord den tractord, i he Standard Oil com pany, Oliver Chilled i'lnw Works and allied tnanufacturerd of a complete '.I no rif farm Jin piemen is and many otherd. In tho neighborhood of 40 trucks and traetord will he required to hundlo Ibo entire apparatus. It 1h i climated thai upproxlmaiey 4000 nfleH will havo boon covered by tho da'e of tho final demonstration. Co ocrallnK with tho exhibitors will be their ronpeotiv'i local reprcnentntlvpH in ebout 150 lrleH, tuwnn and villages In OreKou and a portion of WaHhhifr tcn alotiK 4 he Columbia rivor. More than 50 mocti'iiiicd, drivers, lec'urord and technical cxpertH will ))iirticipatc tn the varioutt (ienuntratlooH. llarlHN-no I'l.tniK-d at Oakland Civic orK'inizationH throuKhout tho course or tho tour will co-operate In arrarifrlntf npecial featured. At Oak mnd. In Southern Oreno, thse will land. In Southern Oregon, there will countrywide 1h bomp invito.1. A olam b.xke will he a prominent even; at Se'idlde, and i-.pecial proffranri are beitiK nrranKed at Lebanon. Grant i'aKd and many other points throuh ou tho cntiro nlate. Dally radio concerts will fc K'Ven, tlero will bo motion picture, blus tra'ed lectured, various prize contests, refrcdhmeiitH en the rounds and oiher cntertainiUtf and edac itional fe'iltiroH, The Plan was originated by W, H. (ioi)dwin, Portland branch manager of tho Fird Motor company, who stafiod a similar project In Westorn WndhlnKton a year ago. That attrac- ( Continued on Vavto 12, Col. 6) Your Order Now Trucks D. Brown .... Eugene C. Myers Springfield BELGRADE TRANSFORMED BY SERBS INTO FINE CITY CUTTING NKW KTRKKTS AND PAVINO WITH AKIMIAIVT Fourteen IfumLrcd IJulIdlnKs Went Up Jti 1921; 4UU0 Oolntf Up TIiIh Yi'ur fCorroponden of the Aitoclated Presi) liKIJHADK, JuKO-HlavIa, Juno 12. To make this capital a worthy set ting to tho magnificent territorial patrimony to which they havo fallen heir, tho Herbs are working swiftly. They are cutting' now Ktreets, paving them with asphalt instead of cobble stones, and erecting new dwellings and public buildings. A prize of 375,000 was awarded recently for a new city plan. Fourteen hundred buildings went up in 1921, and 4000 are going up this year. A new hotel has Just been completed opposite the station. It was begun before the war, and used as a barracks. But lLs walls have been replastered and the building was com pleted and opened two days before the wedding of King Alexander. The city (h still over-populated, Residence has been refused to 60,000 persons. Prices in the city are very high and dhould the local money im prove in value, Belgrade will rival Constantinople as a city of huge ex pense for living. House rents are pro hibitive for the native, and for the foreigner they range upwards of $100 monthly. Farm land within 30 miles of Bel-1 grado sells from M00 to $300 an I acre, a big price when converted Into tbe ulnar currency of the country. The Hotel Moscow, within the city, re cently sold for 14,000.000 dinars, or upwards of $200,000, a price that as tonished strangers. King's ValmicH Improving The best buildings within the city at the present time are the palaces of the King, located centrally and ad joining. A parliament building is partially constructed. Other offices for public use are planned. Some por tion of the new American loan will be ueed for .projected public buildings. Coal Negotiation nt Standstill WASHINGTON, July 8. Negotia tions between mine owners and union representatives called here by Presi dent Harding to consider means for settlement of the coal industry's labor troubles were at a standstill today, with both the anthracite and bitumi nous sections of the general confer ence awaiting the Monday gathering at whlcfh the president may present further views on. behalf of tho gov 1VERED Touring 0. H. Haugann ., V. D. Morganti : Geo. Carmichael Mrs. M. N. Gent ., F. W. Handy 1. M. Johnson Arthur Ream Donald F. Shepherd W. R. Skidmore C. T. Williams J. Fletcher Bert Ncsbitt .' R. C. Cofcr C. H. Bennett E. A. Brown , M. J. Chappell Geo. Fisher D. B. Farnham Mrs. Grace L. Schall D. R. Peters A. Kintzley Coupes Dr. William E. Savage Frank Fassett Broders Bros R. F. Callahan F. Harvey Mrs. L. J. Hauser E. W. Himes Dr. C. D. Donahue H. J. Rowling J. L, Whitman Geo. H. Dyer .; W. H. Sullivan .' A. G. Bushman NINE MEASURES WILL COME BEFORE VOTERS Petitions Are Filed for the NovT ember Ballot 2 PROVIDE FOrTnCOME TAX i Compulsory Attendance Proposed Opponents to Organize to Fight Pannage to Ladt Ditch HA-TEM, Ore., July 6. The voters of Oregon, when they go to the polls at the general election next Novem- ' ber, will be confronted by seven pro posed constitutional amendments and two initiative measures. This was announced tonight by Sam A. Kozer, secretary of state, when the time for filing completed petitions for the fall election expired. All the petitions presented today were accepted subject to re-checking by the state department In case it is found that any of the petitions do not contain the number of signatures required by law, they will be rejected and the amendments or measures will be returned to their Initiators. Two Provkln for Income Tax Included on the ballot at the No vember election will be two proposed ': constitutional amendments providing for income tax. One was Initiated by tho atate taxpayers' league and provides for the levy of an income-tax sufficient to raise one-half of the money necessary to conduct the state ? government. The remaining one Jialf of the funds Is to be raised un der the present system of property tax. The other income tax amendment was initiated by the state grange and provides for a graduated tax on all net incomes for state purposes." The exemptions and deductions un der this proposed amendment are similar to those under the federal In come tax law. The amendment is designed to relieve real and personal property from the present tax bur dens, members of the grange said. Ran on Seines Proposed Another proposed amendment makes It unlawful to use seines, traps and fishing wheels for catching sal mon in any waters of the state, and requires that 60 per cent of the sal mon spawn be planted in the river from which it is taken, not less than 20 miles from its mouth. This amendment was initiated tn the inter- Continued on Page II. Column 4. J Cars .JEugene ...Eugene Eugene -Eugene Eugene .'-...Eugene j...Eugene Eugene I.Eugene Eugene Eugene Wendling ...Wendling Wendling Wendling W'endling . ..Wendling , Walterville ' Dexter Monroe .......Fall Creek .Eugene Eugene ........Eugene Eugene ...,....Eugene Eugene Eugene ....Eugene ........Eugene Eugene Mabel Marcola Springfield