Morning register., April 13, 1923, Image 3

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culls csiiiIiIIhIiciI wnyK or lllg
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in .illii ..ii i In i liltiKH Hint were
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spenlts of II, olllnr Writer have
mciitlmicd It, iiiniiint tltiin Hwiri,
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MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., FRIDAY, APRIL' 13, 1023
Overhead Irrigation
lie nrwrst method of applying water to all small crops
nh as MrawliriT.es, vctfc'tablcs, flowcni, nursery stock
lawns, ns well as home grounds or anywhere that
titer is m-etieti. j ne water is delivered in a line mist
ke spray. We arc agents fur the most improved sys-
iii on the market. .See it working at our gardens.
For Sale ly
Chase Gardens
lotor Route B
Phone 20F5
Eye Strain 3tff!
the iuvariahle result of neg- Arc J
:icl deiecis 01 signi.
the involuntary effort to olitaiu distinct vision, a
vere strain is caused to the muscles of the eye.
indnche of n peculiarly painful kind results which can
ly be relieved by glasses.
i! adapt glasses which accurately compensate for all
iccts and which thus remove all strain.
ar in mind that the sight often seems good when cye-
rain exists.
Have Your Eyei Carefully Tested
fDi. Seaman Wflloody
I Oil WIULAMBTTB T
I EYESIC'f
miumiiiiH
UOKNI, OREGON
SPECIALIST
Still Better
Battery Service
Wc Have Just Installed a
Constant Potential
Charging System
Which enables us to recharge your battery
in less time than wc were formerly able to
'I". Bring your Imttcry in .todayir-it will
he ready for you tomorrow.
Eugene Storage Battery Co.
Official
Willard Service
Station
,83 Seventh Avenue East r- Phone 1272
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for llin inni.llillll.H It ullowctl mIu
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II"' "Inn mnl nymlinl or Dm proif
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iiifini iiii.I wruii'liinl iilinn thin
world In in II v In Ilml n,if ih,.
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ROTARY PLANS GREETING
IMKTimn' Otl'K'IAI, MN;
TO I'KIOMAT CIIAIlTCIt
I'Viink IT. I ji mh, ;ni.iM,r of ihi.
i'luliH of Or.K-.in, WnHlilnuiou,
iU-lll,li 'iln,i,li t Ui (iiimt
An n KriMMliiK in l-'rank II. Ijunli
of 1 1 or, ii In in, Wui.li., illnlrli.'l unv-
rnor of Ihn Hi.lnry rluhn of (in.-
If.iii, wiixliltiKiiiii nn,t ISrllMh
(nliilnlilii, who wlll lm horo n.mt
Tiii'imIiij", n Inn. hi'iin mnl uvi'tilnK
llll.ll.. III I. I.l.t lilK .I hy till) Incnl
Hotl.rli.liH. Th., vlnlllttK olll.liil
wlll lirrlvn hnro from th noilh III
li.ioii uihI wlll In. .'nlrrtulii'il it t
lln. I it 1 1 ' Ii n inn. Unit of th.- Ku
Ki ln, chili In In. Il.-I.l t Ihn (Inlnirn
linini. A imiitiunt Ih ni'ln-iliilt'il for
Hit. (.vniiltiK nl lln. holi-l mid it
(Totntiitlli.t of tht. locul ;lub In now
onilliiltiK ihu imi.ki inn for llin
OVOItl.
I ...IrKiitlonit of Itotttrlunn from
rortlitinl, MtMlnnvUlf, Anlorlll.
tltllMhor... Kal.-in Htttl HonvhurK.
wlll la hrre for the ovrnl lioth tn
w-.roinv th (lUtrlct Kovcrnor and
lo tilti.td lh pr..n4.nlntloii of thi
clinrmr to ih, lytKcno orKnnlzn
Inn which In lh oh)irt of tin
Mull of Ihn dlntrlt-t ollklnl. It In
ttxM'Cti..l Ihflt nhnllt 100 HotttrltiliH
Itirluiilnic llin Kuiccnu nidinliernhip
or 2U wlll iillcinl l ho nvonlnic Imn
iiii'l mid tho cluirttfr irc(.tiiulon
ciiivintiny. Thn KuKeno rlnh r
..i.nlly orKitnlu'd hfrn In known uif
Ih.. "Ih.liy club' of Ihn Hotiiry.or
Kmilxiitli ii iui 11 in tlio hint unit of
lltn oritur fortni'tl. At jirfticnt
Ihcrn nro 1370 ltotury cluon or
Rttnlxod In iho t'nllod KIiiU'm nnd
('miti.lit. A proicrnm of npottktnK
nntl mtiNlo In to bo nrrnenlvtl n
Iho iri.ni.ntulbnn jm.'Hjuo!1. U .ho
nnnounct'tuont.
Tho olllct'rn of llin KiiKono qlul
nr.. It. A. Itoolh, prfnltl.tnt; J. M.
Wullrm, vlco-pn-nldimt; 1. u.
Io, ntcrctnry, nnd K. H. QlUtrap,
irotiHiiri'r,
PLED FOR RUSSIA MADE
'MI'III(I TO UK VIj1.I'XTKi
FiHl ri'li'DIO.NTH
GipLS APPEAR AT ARMORY
j IMIYSHWIj KIH'C'ATIOX VKO
tiltAM TO ilVKX
k 1a f.i.nwi1 I n.iin..nit n,
tin. nrmory tonllilit In wllnciui tho
x Ii ll.ll Ion to ho MukviI by the
KiriM oi llio imynu'iii ouuvaiion i
.... ......i, nf Ihn l.ltfl, .linnl Tho
i proirriiiti III ccliotlulod to begin at
ft O OIOCK.
A r,in.PA nt hn nvoninir VL'111 ho
a vull. .y bull (tamo botwoon tho
fronlinion and nophomoroii of tho
Itlkh m.-hrol to il.tiinnlno tho
mnnon' ohamplonnlilp. Tho pro-
Itriini or mo qxniuiiion ,wui m a
follown:
Hnloctlon. "nnrnpuii Moinorle,"
hlKli aoliool nrcnoaira.
Knlrnnco of nil clansos.
OynmiiBilcn. freahmon nnd oph
Irlalt Jig. 4th period upporclaas
girin.
Murr.ltliiK tnctlca, Bth period up.
perdnnn ultl".
Lti..i.i,.n.k .t.'ll.ifl' Oram Potter
t.i. tinrinn .1 onimhltio Tnvlor.
Vlvltin Kellnor, Dellla Hill. Mar
jory Morton.
Dumbbell drill, iipporoliuw jrlrln.
Gnrlitnil unnco. munioon run
11 Mnrvlinlnn Knunitl. Mabol Halt
,noit u'nitnnr. Mnrloii Conklln.
Dorothea Htmhnell. Ueutrlco MHH-
gun, Kiwiuciii Hiiiiu.i.
Uymntmilo oxerclitos, upporclnsn
Competition botweon tho clna
cm. Kveiitn. bush club relay, bajio.
ball pitching, hop Mop nntl Jump.
Elk kk rt'lnv, fliiHhllRht rolny.
Newnboyn Krollc, Otlt period up
norelnra filrlH. . ,
Volloy ball Rained fllils con
c!udo tho aeries with frenhmen
and Bophomoros, high point wln
nera. , .
Announeomont of awards ana
prpHontntlon of tho clips.
l.'lnnlo. "Htara and .Btrlpes.
SAWMILL OUTPUT IS BIG
rnoircnoN is so ri-.it ciott
AHOVK NOIlMAIi
One hundred nnd thlrty-slx mills
reporting to tho Went tJtmat I.iim
. i.. i.. .,tn t,f il.n week
tiorumn bwuhh. i ll
ending April 7, manufactured 106,-
X4 ;i.li a l reel oi iiiiu.i..., -
nil.H,8tr foot, and ahlppwl 111,661,
011 foot, anya the weekly bullotln
of Iho nnsor.lntlon.
Production for roportlng mill".
..linim nnrnml Nlltf
WIIH V I.T ...........
biiBlneaa was four per cent abovo
protiiicuon. . tt.iinm.ii.n
limn ono per cont nbovo new bual-
, f n new
I'liny.iwu i-.i.i.
bualnena taken during tho weok wna
Tor riliuro wnter u.-iiv.-.y.
nmniiuted to 47,270,65.1 foot, of
wlileli aa,ia,vtca n '"
moHlln cargo delivery, and 13,367,
6116 foot export. Now bunlnosB for
tlellvory by mil amounted to 1040
OIIThlrtv-f Ivo per cont of tho week's
lnniber'ahlpmenta moved by wator,
ThlH nniinintoil to 30,107,740 foot,
of which 88,503,140 foot moved
roast wlso nnd Inter-conatal, nntl
10 6114,600 foot overaena, Rnll
Hhlpmenta totaled 2320 enra.
l.oral nnlo and team dollverloa
lolnlod 5,1163,202 feet,
tlnfllled domoatlo cargo orders
total 160,143,110 feet. Unfilled ox
unit orders, .07,903,210 foot. Un
filled rial orders, 0067 enra.
In tho flrat fourteen weeks or tho
vonr. production of West Conat
I . .. I ...nnktlnn mlll tln
lJllllinei IIH'1. " uonuv.
been 1,301,006,363 feet! new busi
ness, 1, nan, am, u ieei, nn oiup
tni'lita 1,020.400,064 fcot,
THREE
I .in I Y. ,M. (1. IV. to (Vi-niM-rnte
CliitiinlKli In Aid Miiny I'lii
vi I'Mlly Mi'ii Now In .VtMil
siiinvil Hint Iho Jinx dons riot oper
ant hern, but thorn, who still behove
In It are Inking no chances.
Local brnnclins of llin Y. M. ('
A in'.! milking a natlonwldo enm
IhiIkii to gather clothing outfit),
for Itunalan profesnora nnd atu-
iltiilH. The sttidoiit frlondnhip
fund which hua for sovvral yunin
iilil...l nttiil'Mita ail over Kurope.
wlll parllclintiti in thin drive for
ni'iitii)il wuiirlng appiirel. -Thla In
an exiifinnlon of a almllnr cam-
tmlgn con.liicled Inst year by men
living In dtirmlntorli'S of the Youn
.Miiiih ( tirlnlliin asHOclatlona of
llin entlin country, and by which
fiiJOO sliiilniiln wurt. provltlcd with
winter ilnl IiIiik. Tho campulxn
linn received tho hearty endorsi--nniivl
of tho American rolluf ml-inlnlalratlou.
Thla effort to cr.llect clothing for
men of thin city wlll bo directed
by tho following committee from
Iho Y. M. C. A.i David M. John.
Harold Uourloy and Clark Knotta.
Air. Kberhart alatea that, while
the famine situation In Jtunslu is
lens acute, nonrdlng to recent" rc
p.irln of tho American relief ad
ministration, tlii.ro mill reinnlna
a luck of cluUiliig which is cuuh-
lug iiartlcttlar illstresa In Ih"
nchooln and unlversllios. In I'ol
riiKrad, Jut says, tinlvtrslty ,stu
tlnnls have an few clothes that,pno
iititrvels at their courago nnd1 cfa
votlnn lo ihulr studies. Home have
not had a nuw nuit or -overcoat In
fivo yettrn. Thero Is an avoragc
of on., overcoat for every ten stu
dents.
Tho comnfltteo urges that any
on., having clothing to glvo will
Iilciino deliver It nt the Y. M. C. A.
marking It "small," "medium" or
"largo." by Friday. April 20. as It
la necessary for H to bo received
nl San l-'ranclaco not later han
May 1. Anything good lo wear win
hi, most gladly accepted. Women
need warm dresses, heavy coats,
stockings and underwear. Wen
ask for overcoats first, underwear
second, then suits, heavy shirts,
sweaters and gloves. 1'arcela- wlll
be ended fur If notice Is sent to
th.. Y. M. C. A.
Mr. John, chairman of the X
M. '. A. commitoo now collecting
for Hussion students and profea-
ors. said .today that reports ro
cently received from the Kussian
lioailnuarters of tho American re
ijnf administration emphasize, the
uxtremo gravity or conuuions aur
rounding tho thousands of yopng
man and women aludying in the
unlvoraltlea.
CHAMBER HOLDS PARTY
IIECEHTION AND OPEN HOUSE
FOK NEW MEMBERS
I'rngrnm of KMaklra;, Miuda ami
Dunuliur Ih J'rouitod an erect
ing by OnatnlxnUutl
As n welcome to the now mem
bers of tho chamber of commerce
who have rccontly been enrolled in
tho .organisation, a reception -and
open houso was hold last evening
at the club rooms and a large
slithering of both old und new
members enjoyed a program of
music, entcrtuinment nnd dnncing
in ndtlltlon to a nneaking program
with K. J. Adnma, secretary of
Senator Btanficld, as speaker of
the evoning. Tho Eugene high
school orchestra under tho leader1
ship of Albert Perfect prcsonted ,1
varied program of selections, iho
high school malo quartet also en
tcrtnine-1 with several numbers.
Mrs. Arnh Hoyt Kno entertninrd
with a number of vocal acloctlon.
Miss Alborta Potter uresontod sev
eral violin selections ns a part of
the program. Dancing In-the din
ing hall nnd a card party hold in
the assembly room were scheduled
lo follow tho speaking and musi
cal program. L. I Ray. In a brief
address, welcomed tho new mom
hers of tho chamber In behalf of
A. K. Tiffany, president of the or
ganization. K. J. Adnma In hla ad
dress apoko on Eugeno and com
munity betterment nnd nlso tun
activities of tho chamber of com
merce. Tho officers and directors
of tho chnmbor woro present to
greet tho guests nnd tho momhera
of tho women a nuxlilary co-pponii.
ed In tho aerving of tho refresh
menls. Tho event was planned U'v
der tho direction of tho cntcrtnln
ment committee of the chamber
headed by George H. McMorran
LEGION TO SHOW FILMS
PICTUKE TO HE 1HSPLAYED AT
I1EIAIG TIIEATKB
Pinna for tho holding of a Joint
mooting of Lnno county post of tho
Amerloan J .onion nnd tho women's
auxiliary or the organisation at tno
next meeting night. . Tnuratiny.
April 26, were made at a mooting
of the members of the post held
last evening at the . chamber ot
'commerce A commuteo was also
appointed to make nrrangomenut
tor the showing of a feature wan
film at the Mel g Ihentro Mondny.
April 23. Tho ploturea, entitled
"Klnshoa of Action." depict many
.Interesting and thrilling eventa nf
tho world war nnd the part thnt tho
A. E. r . tooK In tho conflict. Tho
committco la composed of Del
Rtannnrd, J. At. .Willlnnia npd Koy
jensnn,
"Doo" whotatono mlso promised
that a trout fry would bo , provided
fur tho I.ogion nienvbera at tho
Imoeting to bo hold May 3, A com-
kmtttco composed of Harold Cllnsou,
,1, I mi om Jloyuun and B. S. Tuitio
ns nnmed to co-oporato with
wnnisione in the gathering of the
nUubowa for tho big event.
FRIDAY AND 13 COMBINE
TODAY JS I'lulllOD OP
OMEN PtHl SUI'KHSTITIOUS
Thla Is n bud tiny for tho amier-
slltloua ns Friday and 13 hnvo
again combined, on tho calandcr to
bring dlsnster nnd III luck, accord
ing to those who believe In this 111
omen dny nnd .date. If the day is
paused successfully thoy may tnko
heart aa there will bo no mora r ri-
duys In combination with 13 this
year until July nnd from then on
the yoar will no clear of any more
ot thesn ominous ao-operatlona
ngnlnst humanity. 1
Last year there woro nlso two
Prldnys bearing tho number 13,
January nnd October being tho un
lucky periods, Aa there was no
unusual bud luck reported In this
vicinity On those, days It Is pre-
GIRLS TO GIVE PROGRAM
It HHKIl V K M MTM TO VKH.
J'KIW tiEltV().: SUNDAY
Members of Iho O.'rl Iteservo or
cmtiz.'i t)on recently orgunlaed In
tills city wlll hold a vespers service
nl Hit, Central J'resbytnrliiii church
next Mummy unci noon starling nl
o'cl.iuk. '.An Mini, live praKi'iM
ut iiiuslcal and vocal numbers In
iiildliloii m spciLklng is now being
iliinred for the uveal under il...
direction of n committee of offl
clnls assisted by women of tho rlly
v..... nro snonsoiing llio lllrl Jte
si rve movement lu re.
Tnlis of the fllrl Jtescrvvs have
been formed at Iho Eugene high
aehotl and nt Iho Junior high
school nnd the vespers service pro
gram will bo presented by miun-
iiera or hoin the senior and Junior
divisions of the organizations. An
Invitation to the public lo attend
the service has been extended.
PROPERTY RIGHTS CRUX
OF WOMEN VOTERS TALK
TOPIC KNIilKTH HEATED DIS
CUSSION AT-CONFERENCE
Favor Ijiivh Compelling Men and
WcmM-n Ut Hltnro dually Prop,
ijrty Aitiirl (urr Iarriagu
DEH MOtNKH, la., April 12.
Ijtwa should bo enacted compell
ing women nnd men to share
finally all monies and property
acquired after marriage, tho na
tional league of women Voters
decided hero this afternoon after
the most heated dubato of the
convention.
Tho recommendation that the
league urge enactment of such
lawn was contained in unified pro
gram of activities and policies for
the coming year. It was tho only
measure In tho entire program
which occasioned debate. -The
other recommendations Including
the one on international affairs
were unanimously adopted In what
a few of the delegates declared
wua ''steam roller" faahlon.
Opponents of the propoaod uni
form laws, concerning women.
urged that thero were too many
Industrious women married to
lean worthy husbands for the
league to :urge enactment of such
lawa In the varloua states.
The unified program was
adopted Immediately upon tho
convening of tho afternoon ses
sion. Chairmen of the various
committees in ohargo of tho rec
ommendations then explained the
proposals In detail, thus giving op
portunity for debate and recon
sideration of individual features,
Mim Morgan Prime Mover
Miss Ruth Morgan of Xew York,
chairman of the international af
fairs committee, .explained the
recommendation that the league
urgo the "development of meth
oda which will help to aecure to
democratic control of Interjuv
, tlonal af falra and democratic con
trol of economic and commercial
pollcloa."
The Inquiry -from the floor,
"what can America do to best
further the cause for prevention of
war?" by Mlaa Parker 8. Maddux
of California, wan ruled out of or
der by Prealdent Maud Wood
.Park, chairman of the meeting.
Mrs. Gerhard Dietrlchson of
Minneapolis Introduced a resolu
tion late today asking the league
"to encourage In every' way pos
sible In states now operating min
imum wage lawa, the firm. con
tinuance In their administration
leaving to orderly litigation the
validity of each state law."
This resolution was Introduced
as a reault of the supremo court
decision lost Monday dccluritig
tho minimum wage .law invalid
The league for three years has
hnd Incorporated in .its body of
standards the .principle or mini
mum wage legislation for women
In industry.
REPUBLICAN LEADERS ,
GATHER IN CONFERENCE
PLANS MAKING TO WIPE OUT
BALANCE OF DEFICIT
PTcJImlnnry Discussion Rolattvo to
; tho .101!4 Convention City of
Party In Indulged
(By the Associated Press)
WASHINGTON. April 12. Pre
liminary discussion relative to the
1Z4 convention city. or tno kopuo-
Ilcnn Dnxty. together with the mak
ing- of plans to wtpo out tho re
mainder or tno aciicit incurred py
tho Republicans In tho 10110 cam
paign nnd a survey oi tno general
political situation constitute the
outstanding developments of a
series of conferences with Republl-,
can leadora concluded here tonight
by Fred W. Uphnm, treasurer of
the Republican nntlonnl oommittee.
Pnrtlclpnnta in tho conferences
with Mr. Upham included Jonn T.
Adams, chairman of tho .Republi
can nntlonnl committee, who re
turned to Washington today oftor n
trip abroad. Secretaries Weeks and
Davis. Rush D. Hollnnd, assistant
attorney general and others prom
inent In tho councils or tno party.
Mr. Unburn, during his two-day
stay In tho capital also hns had two
cpnferoncos with I'resifloni nnyrti
Inir. hut at these politics hnvo been
entered upon, It was saiu, oniy in
a senernl way.
Six titles on i-nny ntn
Tho discussions which hnvo been
in nrmrress nnd which will he con
tinued bv Mr, Uphnm .tomorrow In
Now York, nnd Will H. Hnys, for
mer Hemitillci.il national chairman
nro understood from some of those
who snw tho Republican treasurer.
to hnvo developed:
That consideration now is neing
d inn six cities. Chicago, iviin-
an s ollv. San Francisco. Cleveland,
Washington nnd nuiiaio, ns mo
slto for tho 1024 convention.
That the deficit or an iroximnie
iv ti.7nn.onn rosultlntr from the
1020 campaign has been reduced to
about 1300,000 nnd that steps havo
been taken which It la nopea ny
party lenders, will wipe It out com
pletely by Juno 1.
That party leadora expect thnt
the fortunes of tho Party In 1024
may turn lnrgoly on tho general
business conditions obtaining dur
ing tho next 19 months.
4 .
Salom Kltranla .Club Claltiu First
-SALiKM, ore, April is. file
Kiwanls olub of Snlom .believes it
Is now in .first nlaco in the great
attendance oontest pnrucipaiea in
hy the Kiwanla looala of tho United
States, .numbering more thnn 1000
olubs, A loiter wna received by
4mmm
fWfWfPW!llswnji m "limnajninisu"
" ' '
Will
Suits That
Stylish
Stay
-
The style's right to start with. TKe rich woolens,
fine linings and expert needlework make the
Style last. You know you are getting those when
you buy Hart Schaf fner & Marx clothes. We
have heard people say: "I wish I could buy a
Hart Schaf fner, but I'm afraid I can'tafford it.".
Those days are gone forever. Today a' Hart
Schaffner & Marx suit costs less than poor ones,
and still are highest in quality; we're sure of it
enough to say, "Money back if not satisfied."
We pride ourselves upon our large assortment
of beautiful patterns and smart styles for the
college chap and the conservative styles for con
servative men. . , ;
Almost a store full in any of these price ranges
$30
to
$60
w
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aae d
ros
Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes'
the club today from International
headquarters In Chicago placing
Snlem second nt the tlmo tho lettor
was written, with 07.61 per cent.
Woodlawn olub of Chlcngo, wus
first. Since tho lettor was written
tho Salom averago hns rlson to
97.5B5 por cent, Tho oontest has
four weeks more to run..
To WlHmi It Mny Concern
-Tho firm ot Underwood & .Ryan
hns by mutual consent been dis
solved, Mr. llynn retiring from the
business. Mr. Underwood will, con
tinue to conduct tho business nt tho
present location at Thirteenth nnd
Pattorson street. All accounts nre
to uo pnld to W. C. Underwood,
who will also assume nil debts ol
the firm. . ,
,W. C. UNDERWOOD. ,
E. W. RYAN,
4-12-3
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