Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, August 31, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text'flBK HOTELS IRE VISITED "' TO VKI.liOWhTO.NK ' u ,Miul''l " l''V',,, '"IIiIIiixk l Hi. ' KTiiilii" Uwl I'linw lor Now Antic'" llcnort Kiriii-lum Afli'f I1'1"' WBk trip I liroiiMti i.,. y,iiiiwlii I'ni'li I" ''''"'' I" l . ,wt Hi" ll"'"1" "'" l"l'"l"l I'l'O'' .raiiml Uit III" innl'onn nt O'l'llilll- Si iiio ill""' 1,0 In rhg lr ..ii. .i nt tliu Antlcl-M retort till . .ill! uouur McKoiikIo Iiito, M. Mar . film 111'iilirlKliirn nr I In' I ',ri itrroiiiluuilMl by Karl Miilloik. . lT.,,,i n.-.l li Kllllolln yii.ll.lilny. Nu dplltlllu ili'i'luli'l' hllH ''''ll I'fili'lli'il I. to Hi" nrriiiiKiMiieniM ir iim fraarl I'"'1 wl" f"ll"' thn lnillillliK neriitl' ilmlmV"! ''' tmt " .wiiii'ii Him "i I'UBiid lyi'o or ri'lilli'rt"i'u wl11 '"' employed Willi I pnrllur Inn ooiwlniiilluii. ' riio I'I'I l4ti 1 1 tt Tit I Inn. tho NurU n.ln I""''1 'i I"! ,M" nrnm! Ciinyil t "i VIIowkIiiiiii worn ll liml'i'11 uv"r 1,1 "" cinleiivur , iMiTiiilim Hi" ""' I'1'"' "t ilriltftlii" r,,r a tourliit remit mii'll u iiliiiilied by owiinrn nf tlm AniVni property. Willi the cxi-epllun Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION D ELL-ANS J5 and & Packst'ot Evrywhrg Kstablislicd 1901 Eugene Business College A. E. KOUEliTS, Pres. A Modern School of Business DAY SCHOOL Always in session, offering you your choice of a Bookkeeping i'oursc, a Stenographic Cuurscj or a General Busi ness Course. . MGI IT SCI IOOL Begin ning on Monday, September 18, at 7 ;00 p. in., nml con tinuing through the winter, Riving yen nn opportunity to utilize - three evenings each week to your great advan tage and at a s tint 1 1 cost. The more you learn the more you earn It costs you nothing to ask about it. Eugene Business .'!, College Eugene, Oregon MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., THURSDAY, AUG.-3,"JZ2 Of ul.l. III., iw.u. I .. . . . .-in . . ' . .linn i-oumy iinii will follow I'lonnly ll. ,,i. r .1 IVHiii 14 of lh imiiouul imrk. A riii olil ul i. ikIj, i H ,,,,i((.,l for lln. Ii.iiilnl n-uM,,, n. yiowliini. pink, hit, .nil,, K mi-. .Mullock, who Matin ihm tliu holilii worn nil lieuv- llV IllVt.il I,. ...Ln ... ... .. .. . "...II VI lll lllllllX of vlnllom. Tin, (In-uoii iiiotoi- II,.,,,,.,. plalei III.) hImo iniirll Iti evidence on Dig loililH nf Ihu pui'li, l nn RADIO PROGRAM TONIGHT Ai;il( KI VlloN WllJt SI'lM) OIT AunihiT niilhi (oin nrl. tlu flrol imI-vi-riiKMl Niit thn liioiKlntHlltiK m-t on I in tin, tMihlqiitirlorH ut Out (lint imm niuiiliin Ihih Im-mii workml iivwr, will .i Ki-nt mil thlH viiitnK. for mImI l. Hinllh, In rlmiKO nf thti cm vvl lit-imilt iiHiluK, Iium niiiHiiiMci-0 Unit lliu Ml In ri km 1 ii In nxct'lMiit ;ujnljLloti iiiul iKiM-tli. (hut ihu prnnuij UiuiuUl liuiihl lin nil to (lit Nlnnilm-fl. 'I'hn phonoKiiiph I'miorriN to ins untu Inninht will ho pliiyiMl on tliu new KillMun, rurnlHlii'fl u thn ntiiUon by I lit 'MorrlH MiihIo lioiuo ut lhln cUy. KiiIIowImk Ih t ho proKiiont 1 . All Iho Tlino, fuxtrut. fltib 1)i Vlnul ntcht-HMu. l. Lovely Dnvp, fox I I'll. Ili"iulwy fluiK'" (irclifMlru. S. MoIIh VMi, wultx. Mux I'VIIh I -1 1 rt Itohhltl urrhcnlrii. A. tliMirKht, fcx Irot, I ion I'tii kiT ti lo, U. Hapity l'ii'rt, rnktiMt, VliwMtit linx orchfrt Int. 6. M (ion ItlvtT wnltn lriii HnilhcrH' iiovrlly Itntul. 7. Tuck Mv in HttM'p. Xytiiiuti1')""" Wilh ori'lK'if tni, J .mi I'h Ihu. H. I.ovfithlo i ; t'. InKinit, llroutlwuy tlnncn nrclM'Nlrn. V. UiMtliri of Hinlnir WllllX, tlm Tlilun VuKinnla, itccDi tlhm. clarinet unit pit It nr. 10. 1 Ain't Sohnily'H Dui'lluK. Itlnuv nolo, Ituy I'l'i-khiH. MRS. FRANK HATCH JONES. WHITE HOUSE BRIDE, DIES mun. jox i:k Ari-'i-: tion atklv KNOWN AH "NKI.I.IK CiltANT In Kimlvril Ily lltr Ittihlftitul, a Oli. (tiK4i llitnkT tun! I'ornuT AhhIhi iiiiiI lwliujuh'r riKrnl (Ily tho Ajwiorliilod rroiM) MlIt,A('(, Auk. (. M'k. I ritiiltlln Mah'li .lonvM. only niiiiuntrr or ut ttrrui I. H. tiriint. uiim of Ihu country n few "Whlto Hoiihii lirlln(" uittl otic (f tho tiiiihiii'fl ponulitr hcrhi(' of tho cen tury, died nt htr homo hero lodiiy Ik-nth ni Uuo in nurnlyylH. which n null- her un invnlhl iivvvrul ycurs hko. CIIICACtO, Auk, 30. Mm. JmiOK. who uiik nffiTtluiiiiti'ly known thi(iiikhoul the liuid ih "Ndlia Unint," In mirvlvcd hy ht-r IiuhIvumI, a ChlrnKO i hunker iiimI fonmtr amilHtaiit ioh(- 1 tntiMtcr Ki'tierul In tint eii'veinnu mi ! nilnlrtlitiHuii. two hrotlieiH. UlyniicH H !(irniil, Jr.. uf CtitlfMilllu, n rid .Icium It. idrunt. of New York; tw children ly I ii former inurrhiKo, AlKcrnon nml j VI i hi it Hurt iii-lii, nuit mm writ I n!cccn, .m.nciiK them tho Trlm-una (.'antneu ' enc ' i Funeral mTvlcm will bo hold Thum iluv ot thn iMiloiiuo hoino. wilh lr. Jiunm McOluro of tho McTormlck TlieoloKlent He ml nary of flclitt Intf. ! Ittn hil will ho itt Kiirliitffleltl. hvr Iuih li:iiiit'ft uhl homo. I IH-Mih wtii not nnoxpcrlod, nn for two wiM-kw Mm, JuncM hud uuon nui mi.' riinkillv iim iho ut luck of iiunilyeiH nun which xho HufruroU oxtendod to- 1 her hrnlii. For fcvcnil (hiyii nho niiu i been tou wonk to he movod. Nrlllo Ornnt wm born on July 4, I K&3, ut WlMiimwliieh, the enluto or Co tunc I lent, her Knmdfnthor. AMUNDSEN. GIVES UP HIS 1 PLAN TO FLY OVER POLE HKANOX TOO KK AIV i;i 'JO I'KltMIT OF IIWCi; AdvlrcN rioni hhli) ,Mii ml Indli-jilo Vm. 0 J Fio( n ly iho leg Nmr Wm lim it ihliiml , (My llin AmhocIii(( 'riHH) NOMI;. AlliHku. A in. 'All I'n hi ii In Hniild AimindHt'li. Norvvcuh xiilnrer. Ii'ih deriiiiiely iiliiuuldiii'd for IIiIh ycur IiIm iilnn for an liiltin flight rrom noil hern AliiHkll iiitomm I lie nnrlh nnle to Hulixunbtiitf or Jin n i'h Lund, but I'luim lu iioji-oir next uplink', II bc 'umii known Lodny wlih i)m urrlvul hero of Iho coiihi KmirU cutler litur from I'olnt Harrow. 'n 1 n I n Amuiidi'eti lold Iho rorron- I'lMident of Iho Ahkim luleil I'l VHH. who JoiiKil tho lieiirai 1'iilnt JiJitrow, tlmt uie Minn into iefi) ucinyiil by unfjtv oi'iible I c comlltlonH mid Ihut tho hcu nor. wuh too fur udvujitM'd to iiermlt hancoH for huccukh, loo comlltloim. ho wild, inllllulm) nuiilimL thn chnni-fH of, a MiicciiMuful In ndiriK ut . plthur Dliuxeiuiei'K or Uniiit n Mind. i iipuiin Annndmm niniicd hix criulpnient nml pliiiiu nt WnfnwrlKht, i" ii M Moumwewt or voint llurrow and will iiinko that plnt the buno tor AIllllll 1'IINt 111 l(M Itndlo ndvleeH from Caiiintn Anmnd- fen'H Nhlp, Maud, Indlented Hint the vewtKd Ih froxon In In neur WrnnKnll iNhind, off the tvjilhe.'it(tirn Hlherlnn eoiiMi, n nd not off I'olnt llopo, A lunkit iih wiih prevloiiMly reported. TIiIh fltw in with Hie plutiN of tho explorer, who expected tho nhlp to Htrirt lomowhoro neur wnuiK'dl lulund Iho lonff drift wiin tho Arena let tmck ucrowi the north polnr biiHln. KxteiiHlvo rofonrnh win no tnnde hy the elentlntH itbonrd the Muud, wit h luirllculur omphnHlH on tho ntudy of occun mid nlr currontu u rhl ineleroInirir.il condltlonx nt tho "top of tho world. The explorer ex peclH to rejoin thn Muud hy nlrpliino nome lime next your iiftvr tho com pletion or hm tr ii'H-pobir flfKht. IVimIIiIoiik Worst In Yiiitn Ice condition tn the Arctle off tho northern Abinkii -roioil nro tho wornt In mnny yem-M. Puptuln Cochran of iho H"nr frulded hn vohmcI for iiiIIcb through tfemi'tidouH Ice rioe, ronch hitr Point Urn-row with. Iho irwitorit dlfflciiliy. I'MhHcnirorK for the llenr wero fhully tin inferred tn tho uhl I hy doir ided after Hcverul iitteniptK hud fnlled. Tho trniilnir nehooner tlermnn wn raiiirht In the ice nenr Point Itnrrow AiiKiint 22 and narrowly tnc.;pet heintr crtmhed between tho lariro ftocK. A timely nhlft of tho wind unved the vafoel and ho rcaciud Point Harrow wifely. OLD SCALE IN COLORADO MINES TO BE RESTORED OI'IHIATOIM Tit ISCItKASi: WAG i:s on si:i'riiM.ijiut i'iiist rliili;iod M lu'.'opchd'iin'o uf Moscow uud culled upon nil citizen n lo unite UKaliiHt Iho coumuuiiIhI iiMurpurri, Tho report oIIckuh that Hid wlioiu of ItiiKHlu Iiuh Joined with OiIoxmi turn llin revolution him boon attended by bloody oncoumui'H. PROGRESSIVES ROW OVER COMMITTEE PREROGATIVE unti:ntion haiu 'ix oonokhis tiih uovi-atNoitKim (Mtloii Ih Whether Party Indorno a Nuniimii on I in I lot or Imli pciuj-lt Ho Groppicd POUT I. AND, Ore, Aupr. 30 (Hpociul to tlio HcKlKtor).- lilriitKrcerncnt Ih mbl to cxIhI in tlm exocutivo com mlttoo of tho proKrcrmlve party over recnnimondittion to tho nomination committee, 1o contention in wild to bo over the ftovcrnorhlp and the j ileal Ion l whether un Indopondont rtliould bg nouiinalod or an Indorno- mont tiu muae oi one or ino nominooH u.1 ready on t)i hallut, Tho nominat ing commit loo probably will bo ro quonted to pormlt thlH matter to ko before the convention without recom mendation. The mint filtuatlon Ih ex pected to apply to tho troiwuronihlp. Jf thin d eve lops there Is a pronpout of a livoly ilKht on the floor of the convention, which, hat) been culled for Heptomber o. Thu Impresdlon in political circled Ih that tho exocutivo committee of tho new party known Just what it wanlH to do, ihut tho KOVCrnorHhip and Htute troiiHiirorHhlp will be dealt with ac cordfiiK to proKiam and that tho rop roHentatlveif of dlwcnnion In tho ex ecutive committee aro for the purpose ut arouHlnK It In the convention. J. H. Crahnm. of Baker. Demo cratic nomlnco for rcpreentatlvo for thu third convrcHHlonal dtntrlct. nun unHwercd the quentlonnafro of tho p ro te rerun vo committee and added that he con nlde red Scnutors Stun field nnd McXary a dlnffraco to tho United Ktaton nennto und, with Senator Ciood luff of Jduho. iiro a UlriRracc to tho atulcH they. rcpreHcnt, tor, hclplnff to Heat Henutor Newberry. 25 Kurvtvo KuiimiT Wreck SANTIAGO, Chile., Auk. 3Q. I4lt ont reports recelvod hero thlH after noon, Hhowed thut 25 of the 232 pus Ben no rn and crew on board the Chil ean t earner Ituta. which Hank Mon day off the coat near Coqulmbo, were savod. Karly rcjiorta said that all but six lost their lives. cHi ' ; Notice As we are rctiiltiff from bustntnn wo wish to collect nil nccount nnd notes that aro dud; all persona Know ing themselves Ind-?btjd to us will pica so call at our store before fccp tombor JO. - CHAMBERS HAKinVAHG QO. 8-25-tf Tniln Hlbt Auhi; Twtt Killed HALKM, ore., Auif. 80. Frank Iteddliitf of Tlllainnok. 40 years old. was ItiHtantly killed ami Kdwnrd Arranco. 3U, of Fall t:ity, Orogon. died nn hour later an a ronult of their nutomobllo boinK run over by an Ori'non Klectrlc work train near .lvenley stnllon today. Hoth woro employed In hop fields near Llvetdoy. Keddlmr leaves his widow and four children, who Ohio woro employed ns hop pickers. Arranco was kIukIo. An iiHiuoHt will ho hold. Bellove In Itcglator Clasalfled. DifbiliHi of Mine, (hmers 1 1 idled tth Victory for tlio MIihth by DJs trlit Viw Ucnt PL'KHKO. Colo.. Auir. 30. Colo rado cool nilnern who have been on Hirike smco April 1 woro atithorlxed to return to work as soon ns the wiiro 4cale In effect November 1, 1921 m rcruoreii ny jniny operutorn, follow ititf it meetliiHT uf Ihu execilllvu board of dixtrlot ir of thu United Mine Workers of America hero this after noon. Tho action followed tho an nouncement) that Colorado operutorn will probably rem or o the old wuro m-alc. after a conference with the calo comtulttoe at Denver. TolCrTramn woro dipulched to more than sixty locals of tho union in Col orado, notifying them to call a moct- nir at once nnd nr.cept tho iiKreemena of tho opcratora to rewtoro tho wage ticalo in effect prit r to November 1. Tno deciHlon or tlio operators was hnllod an a victory for the miner ot tho state by A. J. MacKitlro, presi dent of dlHtrlct 15, who announced the fiction of tho exocutivo board, lfo de clared tlmt approximately 7,500 min ors would return to work ns a result of tho declxlon of tho mlno owners lo reinstate the old waeo scale. Card or TtmnJut Wo wish to thank the numerous friends that so kindly nnslsttd us dur ing our Jato bereavement; also for tho beautiful floral pieces. Hit, WILLIAM TOUIN AND FAMILY Quick Ads, . results Register Classified - M THNVKR, Colo.. Auff. 80. WnffeM cf Colorado coal miners probably will bo Inert): med September 1 to tho senh In effect prior to November 1. 1921. operators declared Into lodny lifter n conference with .the state industrial commlnttfon. Wnos woro reduced approximately 30 per rent last November in antici pation of Rlmllnr reductions In other fields. Since tho recent nKroemenls n other states rortorinir tho former wapo scale, Colorado waRes aro much lowor than In surrcundinK states. Ihe Vim HE LanAwood is a ftnedy Vood bumnft . ronfee. Designed especially foi i Western V-' conditions, its construction enables to cut fiiel costs to a minimum. Moke yout next stove a Lon&wood, and cut your fuel bills in two. , ailonA wUh ONE-HALF tht wood f' . end ,th.LAmWOOD on duplaym our (or Before you buy investigate ar (V 1; , CHARLETS BARGAIN STORE - Enne Cotfnty Distributor ? jm TOO LATE, JO CLASSIFY FOIt SALR Tndlnn chenp. , Phono, 439.-1.. motorcyclo; 8-si-q 11 V Clothe? :J, nrHE New F41 Hart ScHaffner &Manc Suits are yerj j5neT We jiave already received an tipusually large asspriment q patterns and styles THey're ready The .quaKty of Hart SchafTner & Majft dothes mains the same. re- w a Bros; aae Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Try Register Oa?sifie4Acls if yQU want results NEW PLAN TO LINK NATIONS WOKI.I) ASSOCIATION OV STATES NOW I'HOI'OSICU llv Iho AsKorllitci! 1'ri-iw) riHIONOIll.K. Frniico. Aur. 27. A now plan for a "worlil uwioclutlon qi HtntOS" lO llllk tOROUKT mo iwikuo oi niitlons, ilio I'nn AmiMirim union mm thoHo KovormnonlH whli'h nl-e nu'lii bir yvtift sulilnltli'it today In Iho I" lltulo of Inlcimitibnul law nt Its im-fllnu holo by I'rofi'Hiioi- Ali-Jundro Alvnvoa of Chile. , ' ,, , , The plan wan suhniluoil In tho form of a report milimlllcd by l'rotmwor Al vnrM Tor the twenly-sevenlli eommlB ui..k r .t,A tuinihiite whleh nnnroved It nt nn.i'Xerlltlve secioon neio in i,.i.p from .iTily 1 lo Annum 3. ine new inwoclntlon would He nuperlmposed ..lint,' it... ncRHent leaaue nnd rnn-Am- "I. '. . . ... In fan. erlcnn union nnn inini ... eourimo ri-Klonal and continental KroutM nilher than nttempt to repliire r,.... n,.niv it In ilvalxnod to meet Iho Amerleiin ohJectlonH to the loaltue ...i.. ...iih (ho nrlninry punnwe ii,, '.. . ... r nnnr, nut m l lie unit.," . world not vBlnhimhnig u nuiiomini.- OLCOTT DECREED NOMINEE iil.l.ll IS SKJNF.n l .nwMr-i IIIMillAM AMI r.lili N.ic.r A.n Anir. 80. Bon W. Oleolt! 'wliosc nominntlon n tho Ro V". ..!:'... rinn.iiiintn for KOV- " eoiod in tho ctreult hl,,..h.. eoiinlv bv U. R. Con- ir on behalf of Chailen Hall, t i ,i. ...n.i nr Uent bueiin noni- oniiiii .. ,, i.i 'A .... ii iiiimhnm anil .tudito l'erry. K. Kelly oil motion of tho uttornoys for flovnrnor Olcott. ' ' The order wim IwiuctI on motlofi or Oleoll'ii nttoineyn, followlnf tho nhiindonniont of the. content 0cocd- Inpn uy me pnnic.uni ." ODESSA SOVIET DESERTS, 1-lillOI.S HKI OV ItOISIU'.VlSM, ' ' i,oknoN, Mm.. ai:-A.. dinpnti to lho;n..y,Mn...from I or.n yg. n - T ri- ltotf ot bolslwnm. pro-. Making New Markets Wife Printers Ink One ol the most strilf ing cbaiigcs. p the past ten years is tbat which has come about in the important business of house- , keeping. ' In this short time the broom and the washboard have vanished from the housewife's coat of arms, and the comic pictures in which Mary hurls the flatiron at John don't ring true, as they once did. 'Broom, ' washboard and flatiron have given way to suction sweeper, electric washing machine and electric iron. And Mary doesn't hurl the iron at John any longer, not simply because it's fastened to a cord, 1ut because she's taking no chances with it. What lias brought about this new and agreeable state of affairs? Well, how Hid Mary happen to buy that new iron which has proved such a boon to her self and John?- She saw- it advertised, df course. And the multiplied Marys of today represent a great market created largely through national advertising'., No ' wonder the alert retailer and the wholesaler have come to hold, national advertising in high esteem for besides making easier for them, the sale of goods with long-established -markets, quicken ing .their turnover, protecting them against inferior merchandise and benefit 1 ing them in many other ways,; national advertising is constantly creating mai--kcts for new merchandise, anfj, opening up new. channels of trade. " i If is because America reads advertising that the new idea today so swiftly sup plants the - old. Advertising changes deep-rooted habits. Advertising creates -' new desires;- Advertising, sets new and better standards. - And all this it does with amazing swiftness for advertising . ' speaks' to millions simultaneously. The safety razor, the player piano, mas sage cream, the glass baking dish, wall-, board, fireproof roofing, the talking ma chine, soap flakes, canned soup one could go' on indefinitely extending the list of products which today testify o ' the ability' of . national advertising to ; create new merchandise demands. There is probably no industry today for wliich" advertising has not blazed new trails. XnPrc-'? no. merchant, wholesale or retail, the scope 6f whose business it has not greatly widened. ' , . I ,-v ';"' ;' . I ' ' . '!'..i,',:'' 1 But the main thing which advertising docs for the retailer is to speed, up h.i.s turnover ; that's what makes him a profit. Published by the Morning Register, tn co-crafo'onl with The American Association of Advertising Agencies! .s '.i- -'J V'S M i THREE i i w - .