Morning register., March 21, 1923, Image 3

IAND, TRAVEL," TIMBER
state's Dovolopnient to Bo
i . Taken Up at Meeting
IeCRETARIESARE COMING
.Lk ('lllirMI I'ur IMMIVCI ilt
SJlWMMV'"' " Will IU. 11,10
' ( ni rulerliy of Oregon
land rlllolllviK, lourlal travel,
' ii.o fuliim if lli timber, Hun.
fir uri'KH'k mill horticultural In
!uiltl" ' "''H1"' wl11 '"'
umciI ly "l"10 i-'hniiilMirs "f ('inn.
und commercial dub w.
I,.,,,, hu ullriid llm nniiuiil abort
liutKo In I'" conducted under the
UHlllFI) of ''" Of bllnlncaa
IilinlMlal ration of the Unlvuralty
It (irrmlll, April 2 III S Inclusive.
flm alwn (" program bus been
JJimuiicod by. Ileal! K, V. Ilcil,.
iv. I'. I'oilaun, Iiiiuiaifi'r nf the
0trf liititl chamber nf euiiiiiierre;
i g, luidley, aecreliiry.iiiniiiigi'r
f( llin Hm-ruiMinlo (I'ti 1. 1 etiiitntir
(Irnmm'fVlM Hubert I'lHbberl, !.
ullvn acrreliiry uf Ihn Nort hveM
four!! iiaauclnlluii, iiimI other lead.
MORNINd REGISTER, EUCENE,' QBE., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, H21
cm In c 1 1 ii 1 1 1 1 r- nf iioniiiMii i'u work
win uc union Ihn speakers. Tim
general lllaiMiauliHi ha yr w ,c
oil "Millie lleVelllpllieill,"
Till Hlllllt Anniii-IiiIIiiii tif ri....
iiii'i i'hil Hui'reiurli'a will liulil I lu ll
lllllllllll llllallll-DH IIICIllllIU llll tin.
evening nf April li, electing iirricnra
ami iinwtiua fur llm coining your.
i ii iriKiuni roiinws:
April il i Mcii-nliiu) Tuple, "Tlm
Ix'r iiml l,iiniln.r." (leiicrul r-.. n .
Iiillon, Mi iKidaun uiul Heap Huh.
I'lna, l.unilii'r expert will aiimik.
lAriKinoiiii) "(lulling Cum
Iniinlly Nfwa lulu Prlnl;" -iim to
un rnnilurti.il hy l(nlll H, (UMy
of Hi" university aeluxil r Jim rim I.
lam. Address, "The Heat Mcuna of
I'lilleelliig luea," rliy'iviiiry liud-
I levelling) "Kduriillon ii n
I''iiK'ii in Hlula luvnloiiniit,"
I'realdrnl I', Campbell,
liltl'KIIK'U III III- Topic
Anill 3 I Mui'iiliiK I Tunic "rii.j..
alllill," gKllcrill pleacliliitlu'n. Mr.
I Id. 1. on; "Tim Future of ihn Hhrep
iiimI Woolen llidiwlrli'a In Oregon,"
I 'Inn-lire III. Imp. nf I he I'nlidlctim
would! ii.llla;' "Tim l'ultlr uf Ihi
t'ulila Industry In Oregon," D, K.
Iiiiriinll, manager of Hwlfl At com
puny. I'm Hand.
I Afternoon ) Ciiiitliiiitiilmi at
I'lnaa In I'liiiiiiiunlly ncwa. Aildren
".MclnlicHililp Maintenance," Hoc
rciiiry liuilli.y,
( 1'1'l'lllliu I . "nur l,fikfnaiilti '
Hr('l'tiiiy llllillcy, '
April 4 (Mornlnit) Tiiplr, "llor.
Ili'iiliui." OkiioiuI vriooiilallun.
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( lVlililtifrl Til.. H.a.....i Uii....
Hon iia AffiM-llnic Hindi jv.vvin.
iii"iil," l'rofiaaur Junto II. ail
horl, Vnlvi'ri.Hy of Ort-iioii.
I.mid HclilriiK iit IMMiixM'd
April t, ( MornliiK) "Umd H".
llmniMil," Ki-ncrn I prxai-nimloii,
Hucri'liiry IiikIiuii; "On-Kon IrrlKi.
lion I'rojra-ia." .1. II. llruwiT, aliili.
iimnunr or riniiiin.rci.; "Tumiilo
Ixiillon priiji'da," pupcr wrlllon
Ktil W. Wiillnco
I AftlrilOUfl 1 r!niilliiiir.lnn ..f
rlnra III roiniiinnliy m-wa. liUu-u.
alOII. "MImIhIiom i.f ft... H..Hl V'A...i'
h'd hy II. II. Krohmli, ,riMll..ni of
iii nuiiii AWMicimiun or coiiuiii'r
l'IhI Hfnrntiirli'a.
RvpnliiK) Mualrul proKrmn.
April s (MnrnliiK) Tnplr.
'Tnivl," Bnnernl iiriMvnliillon, Mr.
Iiinlnon; "Itoluilona of In'mnl
TllWnM IO Otir Knrnlvn Tiii.Ij. "
I'rof. A. I. Uitnux. 1,'nlvrnilly or
frKon; "Hliilo J'ubllclty iiml
Tourlat Trnvnl," lli-rlii-rt Ciillilx-n.
iTiiiiiiiy in i-uciiio urtnweal
TnilflMl IIMMf.l.ll.l 1....
I Afixriioon) Conilnuiiilon of
oluwi In roiniiinnliy ncwa. "Thi
HIuIm ;)mnilicr Ix-vclopinoiit I'ro
uriini." J. W. Ilrowcr. Kciicra) ace
ruliiry Orcuon alum c-hn nilxr:
"Htnln Cliuiniicr of C'limiiinrcu r-
lIUtllKnllOII llllll HiTVlcn Di.imrl.
mrnl." M. J. Uuryra. of Iho atuto
timiiliiir.
(KvrnliiKl lliinqnct clvcn hy
lll Eukciik Klwnnla rlilli unci Ito
iiry dull In Oaliurn liolnl In honor
f tho ccrrcliirlra.
VIOLIN PUPILS RECITE
I'KOMtAM T IIK filVKN ON
Tin JtMAY i:vkm.v;
lli-l L'ndnrwooil, inalriictor In
violin m ih iinlvrrally achool of
inuiilr, la in pri-wnt hlu pupl's In
rurllBl Thurailny iiluht.
Th prournm will ho Rlvpn )y
vrn of Mr.t'ndcrwooira ndvaiiccd
ptiplla. aaalaled hy Jounna Jnntca.
aopruno. It la to ronalal rntlrvlv
of aolo work, with th pxri-ptlon of
llil Juron'a "Hllhnuetlxa. whlrli
la wrlltrn for two violin.
Tho rcilliil la lo on Klvrn nt the
Mclhodlat rhurrh at olKht o'rlork
and Ihn following proKram will be
prtvinnlrd:
(Tonrrrlo No. 9, DeBcroli.
Adnltlo,
Klnule.
Nina Wnrnork ,
Concerto Itomuntlque, Cijodnrd.
Canxonrtia.
AlU'Kro.
Jane O'llcllly
On WlnicH uf Home. Mrndclnnohn-
Achron. '
Mnncaret I'hnlpa
Air Vnric, Vlcuxtnrnpa.
Gwendolyn limprhlre
Croup of HotiKa.
Joanna Jumen
Vanda Knatwood
Ave Mn rlo, ftchiioert-YVIlhelmJ.
Kantoay AppiiMitonftIa, 'leux-
In in pa.
Alhnrta I'ottnr
Cuvatlna, llohm.
i Charlotte Noah . ...
Hllhouettea, I'uul Juron.
Idyl le.
Iieuleur.
lUzarrerle.
Alberta 1'ottrr. Jane O'llcllly
KIZER TRIAL IS NOW ON
Jl'ltY KKJJ-XTKl AVTKIl 25
WOMKX SI MMONKI)
All the teattmony for the (tale
had been preaented yealerday af
ternoon and the dofenae had lin
aTun to place lla wllneaaea on the
aland 1:1 the caae of the state
aitaliial Otia Klter In circuit court
at adjournment time.
Twenty-five women were aum-
m(-ned for duty on thla caae but
flomn of them declined to aerve.
beliiit allowed that privilege under
Iho law, while oilier were re
jected by onn aldo or the other.
Immediately after the jury nan
been completed the member were
taken id SprinKTIelit wl'iero Inr
rrlme of ranlrlbutlng to tho de
linquency of u minor Rlrl u al
iened W havo beon committed by
Klaer. who na limltor of tho Lin
coln achool. The Jury conalat of
the following H. K. llohert.
Kamurl Ithlnevault. Oeonte A.
Pyaon, Thomaa Kavey. Mra. J. ('.
Ktnplelon. t'harlo I'arter. Mabel
Itoynton. A. A. Kelly. Mra. i. .
Warflcld. Klore-ico Allen, IMIibel
Chamber and Mr. J. 11. Cillbcrt.
TALE OF TWO MEN SLAIN
IN CHURCHYARD DENIED
CLASH KKPOKTKD ni'TTWI-KX
ItlVAIi Olti fOXCEUXS
Mcmln'r of -iinetfry Association.
In TexiiM llcld Malnlalu Arimil
Ciiuinl III (ImnJiyanl
BXin. Okla.. Mnrch 20. llo-
uorta that two men were alnln In a
claah at Iho l'nilrlo View church-
vard. In tho Tonkawa on neiit.
coiner of n. conflict between rival
oil operator and member of the
rraliio vow cemetery BHaociaiion.
wero declared to bo unfounded by
nuthoi'lllea tonlKht.
Hherlff Jitmcn M. liarker, of Kay
county, mild over lnnir distance
telephone that hi deputies nun
Girl College Editor
Enjoys Hunting -
; : ; I
' ' "
ill $ l4;:.
mi tm&k
aTL -laall
li i 1 ;:
MImm Mnntarnt Wilfton, (1itor nf
"Krlvol," ihi I'nJvtTHlty of lowa'i
tiiMKuzlnu of humor, In n't kunii.i.k
for puiiM. for nht n uph-nil'd nhot
and ucMve nlmrod, Hh i the only
woman editor of a colU-ico mua
sine uf liumor in tlio United HtJitco.
returned from Iho fhdd uftor n
invi-Mtlcatlon which proved 'tho re
portM to ho unlrtM.
The chlf of H)IIf'0 nt Tonkawn.
who in ltd n a pomonnl lnvctlfatlon,
ilenled thrn hud boon nny kllllnKf .
Oil Mi 'ii iUxx-fvi UMirti4
The reportn of a firtul clah at
thn rhurchyurd were rocolvrd to
day by oil men In Tulwi fine! 1'onrn
tTlty, It wnn reported that a truck
driver, unltmldnv oil well material,
Wim Htruck down hy a furmer on
guard lit Out churchyard, who In
turn waH shot by another truck
man.
Mfmbera of th Irolrlo View
Ceinetnry aaKorlation have main
tained uunned nuard about the
rhurchyulf Ince Charlon E. Knox,
Knld oil rjttor, marled prepara
tion to rink ft wII on hi leaiwn
which partly covera tho church
yard. Knox and hlu attorney re
cently weiff ejected from tho prop
erty by armed farmer when they
attempted to mark out & site for
thn well.
Memhero of tho cemetery bjwo
clatlon declare thoy will not per
mit a well to go down In the burial
plot or near enough to it to allow
Kravea to be flooded.
HERRIN RIOT DEFENSE
VICTOR IN WORDY FIGHT
TBSTIMOXY OF TIIKER OF 8
WITXKKSKS IS KXCLI UEU
Action Taken on firouml Uat. Xo
Conmxilon slxu Willi Men
on Trial for Murders '
tfly tho Aaaoclated PrenaV
MAIIION. III., March 20. The
defenae in llerrln rlota trlan won
a lenirthy leKul battlo today, when
It aut-rccded In havlnit all the tes
timony of three of elKht witneaaea
railed oy tlie proaecutlon excluded
while that of a fourth wn taken
under ndviaeinent by JudRe D. T.
llartwell, who auid ho would ren
der hla opinion tomorrow morn
InR.
The tentlmony wa excluded on
the Rround that no connection with
any of the defendant had been
rhown nnd that it wu too renioto
to havo any direct benrlnir dn the
clrcumatance nurroundinir tho
alaylnR of Antonio Mulkavich,
with which the alx defendant are
apeclflcally charRed, dealt with an
attack on a truck heariiiR men
from Carbondnle to the mine of
the Southern Illinois Coal com
pany. Tlirvci FnrnH-rM Culled
Three farmer, (ienrire Ad.im.
Oeorgo Drew and Jolm Uulner.
wero called In an effort to ahow
that the truck had been fired upon
nnd three of it occupant injured
on the mornliiR of June 21. The
alato rnntended that Ihi not va
P'irt of a peneral conspiracy and
that it waa followed in a few hour
by an attack upon the mine Itaelf,
In the courae of which threo union
miner were alain.
After succeeding; In Its effort lo
exclude the testimony relailnp to
the attack on the truck tho .defense
objected to the testimony of Lil
lian Mitchell, and almost the en
tire afternoon session waa devoted
to n leRal buttle over Us admfssa
bllliy, JikIro llartwell finally re
serving his opinion nt adjournment.
Jersey Cnlllo From Overseas
8AI.KM. Ore.. March 20. Clif
ford Held, of Portland, will nrrlvo
In New York April 6 from the Isle
of Jersey with 40 head of thor
oughbred Jersey cattle, according
to a cahleRTiim received from Mr.
Held today by K. A. Hholen, of
Salem. The cattlo will bo sold at
Auction In Portland about June 1,
The cattle will remain In quaran
tine In New lork for SO days.
Hank lumbers: Plead (iulliy
PALKM, Ore., March 20. Hob
ert Hums nnd Edgar L. Smith,
who were Indicted by the Marlon
county grnnd Jury for robbing the
bank nt St. Paul a few days ago,
today pleaded guilty and will be
sentenced by Judge Percy It. Kolly
Saturday. Both aro ex-cotivlcts.
Tnlilo Ham Ilostful Day
ST. LOUIS, Mo., March 20.
Mlshop Oanlel 8. Tuttlo, critically
III of grippe, tonight was roported
by physician as having a restful
day. Hi condition wna reportod
as unchanged In tho past 24 hours.
Safer Offer
Tlllkln's had no love for hla wife's
little pet dog; but one day when
It mysteriously disappeared ho of
fered 2K rewiird for Its recovery.
"Hut 1 thought," said a friend,
"you hated that dog like poison?"
"So 1 did," replied BUklns: "I
could not bear It!"
"Then why on earth did you of
fer anch a big reward for Its re
turn?
"I like to please my wife."
"Well, that may lie, but twenty
five dollars I sure lo bring the
dog buck."
"I think not," nnawered nilkina.
"unless someone saw me bury It In
the garden." Thn Coniireitatlonal
isl. " J ' ' '
"PIGGLY WIGGLY" STOCK I
CAUSES EXCHANGE STIR
pfllITi IIANtiKH KIUIM 7 TO
tJi POINTS l MAKKKT
llrokiT'a Aiitliia-lly Tcmiliinli'il by
CmiMiny ''(ViriuT" liidknllou '
I'rofnpt linn's Act !
flly the Aasorlated Preaa)
NKW YOI1K, March 20. Trad
ing In claaa "A" common stock of.
I'lKKly Wlggly Stores. Inc., waa
auapended by Ihe board of gov-'
(mora of the New York stock ex
change late today ufter one of the
moat violent price fluctuations In
stock exchange history. The atock '
closed hurt night at 11. opened
Mils morning at 7 5, dropped to;
74 V, und then rose perpendicul
arly to 124. often Jumping several j
polnls between salea. '
from the high point, It dropped
alio perpendicularly, to 2. where
It closed at a net gain of 10 points
on Iho day. Jesse L. Llverniore. ,
famoun slock nuu-ket operator. :
who had been engaged lasl liccemi j
her by Clarence Saunders of Mem-,
phis, Tenn., president of tho com-!
puny, to truilntalri a market for the
stock. Issued a statement tonight
saying that Mr. Saunders had ab
ruptly lermlnamrt Mr. Haunder's
authority to act for him at 11
o'clock this morning and that he
(Livormore) hud Immediately can
celled all orders In tho market and ,
ceased operating In the stock. ,
Kliort IiiK-rcHt "KojiMM-wd"
Whllo olllclal comment was
withheld during tho day by Mr.
Saunders. It Is reported that he:
had decided to "squeeze" tho short :
Interest by calling for the delivery
nt 42,000 shares of the stock which !
had been sold "short" through the
local arid Chicago market, llrok-1
er report that while the atock wa
climbing upward. It waa virtually
Impossible for shorts to borrow
the stock In order to make deliv- i
ery of Iho shares which they!
previously had sold on the as-;
sumption that the market price,
was loo high and that they could '
"cover" their commitments by
buying tho atock back at lower
prices later. This apparent ab
sence of a "free market" and Indi
cations of a "corner," undoubtedly
prompted the stock exchange au-1
thoritle to take Immediate action
alhough the notice of suspension ;
called attention to the fact that it .
had been with the approval of the j
counsel of Ihe Plggly Wiltgly com- ;
pany. rnolllcially. It was learned
that tho governing board decided
that thero waa not sufficient stock j
available to meet trading re-1
qulromcms. j
WILL COST $47,350 TO j
PUT OREGON IN SHAPE
AIMITAXT UKXKKAIi WHITE
ItECEIYKS FIGIUES
I Cerent IjCfrLslaturo Arnronrlaicd
tIS.OOO Annually for Malntenacc
of Famous Sea Fighter
SALEM, Ore.. March 20. Fig
urea received by Adjutant General
Georgo A. White from Rear Ad
miral John A. Hoogewerff, com-)
mandant of Bremerton navy yard. I
covering the post of putting the
old battleship Oregon in present-:
able condition and of transports-j
lion to Portland from Bremerton.
indicated that the project will bej
beyond the power of the state un-;
less the navy department will aa-i
slat. The recent legislature ap-
proprtated $15,000 annually forj
the next two years for the main-
lenance of the ship In Portland,
harbor. An effort will be made toj
have tho navy department stand;
tho expense of cutting the vessel
in condition and bringing it to
Portland. I
Admiral Hoogerwerfa figures
show thot It will cost $47,250 to
put tho ship Into condition for tne
trip under It own steam, or a
minimum of $14,000 to prepare th
ship for exhibition purposes, hot
including tho cost of bringing it
lo Portland. It would cost $30.
000. the statement shows, to give
the ship its original appearance
of white nnd straw color.
CnnvtTtcd to lliei Metric System
Washington Vnnderllp, the well
tnnurn iiroanector and promoter.
was talking ii New York about the
Russians.
"Bolshevism will never pene
trate Into the mas of the people."
ho said. "You can't tench an old
dog new tricks, and the Russian
ruco is old, very old as old. In
fact, us the Chinese.
"One day In Moscow I gave a
mouilk a meter rule and told him
to get tho length of a certain cast
ing for mo.
"Tho moujlk. though uniued to
the metric system, strode off calm
ly. 'When lie came back he said:
Copyright 192,vHirt Schafine & Marx
Quality You'll Be Proud of
in the New Spring Suits
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'produced in this country. They are always the greatest
values they give the most service.
Therefore, we ask you to come in today, view the smart
styles, the fine woolens, and beautiful patterns. Try them
on, compare. Then you'll realize you do miss something
if you don't wear Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes.
WADE
BROS
Hart Schaffner & Marx stylish clothes ' ' r
Business Men
Know
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The service that you
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EMERY
Insurance Agency
37 Ninth Ave. W. Phone 667
. Eugene, Oregon
M 'She la as Ions as the rule,
little father, plua this flask of vod
ka, thce two million-rouble notes,
and my thumb from here tu
here'."
Tcrriblo
Tom "Harry ate something- that
poisoned him."
T)lck "Croquette?"'
Tom "Not yet; but he's very
111." Texas Scalper. ,
DAXCE AT DOXXA
Saturday, March 24. "Old-timer."
3-21-4
Insure with Henry Tromp,33W.9th
Sm0kHS.Pli0Ht IOHBl
or Eugene Music Shop
Lime, Cement, Plaster
'Fire Brick
Mantle and Common Brick
Hearth Tile
Wonder Concrete Mixers
Builders' Steel and Supplies
Wholesale-Retail
Scobert's
Warehouse Co.
Phone 528 45 W. 7th
CANADA
Own a Farm Homei
Be Independent
Interesting facts have been
piled by the Canadian National ,
Railways about the low priced
lands for grain growing, mixed
: fanm'nft and cattle raising along:
their lines in Canada. Your fraaf.
copy of illustrated booklet is wait-,
teg for you. Call or write.
W. Fi Anknav Alt. Dawtt Frt, Saf ll
htatrW nA. . . Jn4tf.lHal jih!
a.Wir . nrl. ' SMurra. D.,1. M
CaiuaUn Nttioaal Canadian fetiaaal
Railway Railway, -Mi
Sanaa An. - Da D1T Manraant Mat
Sttl., W.ah. Chlcaao. III.
Hey wood ReedL v
Baby Carriages and Caris
"WU
javaV.T-Vx
Sold Exclusiv sly by Applegate ,' ( . ,: '' ;, . t
Today we arc showing a wonderful line of Heyyvood Reed i
Baby Carriages and two-wheel Go-Carts. - We are proud
to represent this line in Eugene. " In the many years we
have sold the Hey wood lines we have yet to see the first
carriage or cart that has not given perfect satisfaction. ..
Our showing at this time is the most complete we have
ever carried, and we are sure we can please you in both
style and price. . '
Buy Rugs and Furniture Now Pay Later
Applegate Furniture Co.
Heilig Theatre Bldg.
Phone 919
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