Morning register., September 21, 1923, Image 3

; MORNINr. DFrtg-rrp EUGENE, ORE.,FRIDAY, SEPT. 21, 1923
THXEE
EUGENE CHIEF DF POLICE
vii..; up nikoi.ai i,i:niW ih !
GRADE ABOVE OAKRIDGE
TO BE LEVELED BY S. P.
tangible at Hie earliest possible
date, as It wo Germany's desire to
give concrete evidence of her good
faith as soon as the Ruhr conflict
was adjusted.
Now that reparation and the
Ruhr are again topics of formal
conversations between Great Bri
tain and France and a decisive
turn in the Ruhr deadlock is like
ly to occur, the Berlin editor are
Indulging In the familiar recrim
ination respecting capitulation.
No'rioi) i;il atoh ..
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KIDNPOjniTES"
Half Doen"othor Citizens
Soiled By "Outlaws"
BOOSTERS HAVE JOKE
nm.,iH,.nUon.il lt,1Hwt
f Train 11, ,1,1.... u.... .. ..
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f tVx-; ri I
t'-v' J
Engineer Ellis Sent Here to
Supervise Work
RAILS SOON TO BE LAID
GRANGET0HAVEPR0GRAM
BRUSHED WOOL
SWEATERS
i, Women timl Children. A laruc assortment to choose,
from. V" wi" fiml ''"'""i Sweater in nil kinds of color
hemes, nnu very nurneuve. J t iced trom $2.50 to $12.
Thump""' f;iove-l;ittill( Corset. This is absolutely
,raf to its name. It fit you like a kid i-love. and is of
tKcllcnt quality. You could ask for nothing better
corsets, l'rices si.uu to jjm.mj.
Htmlrriton Corsets $2.00 to $6.00
lnnmcrs-'WoiulMl'st find Children's. Flesh color,
at ..- - - 49c to $1.20
ilk Mounters The very best in this line $3.50
Women's Coats I'ur-triiiitncd ami plain tailored.
Every one a bargain. Trices range from
:zz":.-:'::.s.:. .:. .... ; $120 to $125.00
M Dresses-I'oiret Twill $15.50 to $21.00
Visit Our Men's Department
Big Reduction in Men's and Boys' Shoes
4t f rMJAJrJL snsuwAjLk
BUY HERE AND SAVE
CARS ARE RECOVERED
IUUUHM: Itl'IXlltll MADK
by KiiKitii'PH omi:
:h 11 iitnmotillrs stolen In
tountr during tlio year from
br I, 1033, tu September
II , til llavft boon recovered.
fJln to it report nilllln ly
11 mickih iii Ilia nuta theft
htirinu of tlio 1'orlland police ye.
Inr.tny.
Tim report further states that
twt men artosted lor thn thelt of
cur were aniultti'd In Iho clrcut
ronrt and ttint foue men are now
held In Jull hero charged with the
Ihrft of nun murlilne.
Khoriff Hilrkela him Iwrn compli
mented by outside officer on the
loo per rrni recovery of Iho car
sitih-n here.
Aula A Kir In. O. N. McLn. tf
Only Two Days Left
Today and Saturday
One of the Worlds
Greatest LovsStories
HI
JOHN GILBERT
BARBARA LAMAR11
rfy JuiESFurmmN oincM ty jerome storm
ENTERTAINMENT THAT WILL
0LD YOUR INTEREST IN
A GRIP OF STEEL
Ufye
CASTLE
Comedy
OUR GANG
in
"The Cobbler"
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I u'.',?!;i!"'":i,"''f ? ,,oiict "' Hair
' :::"'' houii,,.,,, -,.,..,;,;
iii- ' '"! visions of
In ,i,..7 ,"'"rv"""n somewhore
' " P'ruo-n' rump had begun to
-near when iho ,ril)n
.... "'n i""" 1,1 tt til tho
rroniilnif.
A smnll comunnv nt i,-,
rJiT'E'"" Co" ,,ny
n,,J :',? f1";,k """t lh ooii
I. L ..rr.'i'"' 11,0 n,,w mnrchlnir
... y of ho clmmhor of commnrco
r Una eliy, n , wny , ,.,,.
ion whi.ro thi.y will ntlond the
.. .....,, --irnii-M" iiwiirin-
'"I off Iho tniln nml fellcliiiilons
worn exi'huiiK.'d. Wh,.n ih
nliirli.il to pull out Iho P.iiK.nlnn
iiniKKi'ii iinniirii and ln. kfcl In
n ViHlll)lII.H Of IL I'll li,in Hi.......
or. Thi.y hud jum bCKiin to ruiillzo
nil' niltllioiin nml Wnn,ln u.l....
Ibidr fumlllwi would ihlnk nt
uddun dlAiii.iiranrn whon I ho
.in m..i..Mi nnd they hfliivvd it
blK iilKn or rclli-f.
IIpIiIi.h Chliif Juilkln". nmoiiK
thono In tho pnrty kldniipprd were
K. K. C'hu.lwlck. necrotiiry of tho
itlmmlKT of commorco. Ilurold
Monro, a loci. I nuwupiipiirniiin, a ml
J. A. Mclean, proprietor of iho
uriBKH linn Hlnood lunula.
Train 1h "lli.! I'n"
Tho "IMriitM" nro it Jolly lot of
"lilnls." Vi-atordny nt noon Hherlff
Hilt'ki'lN wu alartled to recolvo a
ii'irKrnm from C'uahmnn alKncd,
"lluiih H. Mny." who la tho horn! of
ono of tha blKKcat dotoctlvo imen-cli-a
on tho coual, und reading si
follnwa:
"Korly heavily armed plratea
held up and commandeered Houth
ern Pacific train No. 001 at Cuah
ninn Ihla in.irnlmr at 11:49 o'rlock
and headed for Eugene. Have
heavy poHMo nt depot."
Now. tho aherlff In pcraonally
nciiiialnted with May and ho did
not bellevo that ho was In this part
if tho country. Ho admit that ho
was non-plusaed for a few minutes
but ha auddcnly remembered rend
ing In tho nowapaperif something
about the Cooa llnyTlrntca mak
ing a trip to Pendleton. Ho he
wroto out nnd sent the following
telegnim:
Kugnne. Ore., Sept. 20, ttl
To the Forty I'lrnte Aboard South
ern Pniiflc Coos Hay Train
Number Klvo Hundred Ono:
Tho Lunn county fnlr-la now In
nemilnn and this afternoon hns
been declnred by our county court
a half holldny. The county Jail la
full (and so arc you.) No peace
officers nro avnllablo for service
on holidays, eapeclnlly tano county
day nt tho fair. You are therefore
requested to tako poaaeaston of this
county ao long ns your want re
quireIts railroads. Its protty wo
men nnd whatever property you
may need and depnrt when and
to wherever you d please
without bloodshed.
FRBIJ O. STICKEIJt.
, Bherlff Ijtno County. Oregon
"Ncwn" Kpmwlii Fnac
Tho aherlff said the telegram re
ceived bv him from Cushmnn had
been repented at different, places
down tho vnlley nnd he reeoivea
pnila from the sheriff nnd district
attorney nt Alhnny nsklng him If
he needed nny nsslstnnce. The
aiory nlso reached Portland, nnd
aflernonn newspapers of that city
asked for Iho "story" over the
wlro.
MANY BIltDH ON KXIIIBITION
AT ANNt'ATi FAIR
Am arils Announntl By C. B.
Wlieolcr, Managor, no to Many
Owners Who Dbipuiy Stock
nU. -kl-lAH fnnnLr. nf T .11 n o
county wcro given tho opportunity
lO inspect liniti y vwtj nu.;
bird raised In tho county nt tho ox-
i..- -iiiiIi.ii nt Iha pnnnlv
iiiniiiun wi " - ' " . . -j
fair this week. Noarly ovory pon
was filled with two or piore birds,
most of which woro declared to bo
oxcollont In nlso. general nppoor
anco nnd In pruotlon.
..ill. T .ml llnfrnr.
Iho ltorks occupying most of tho
l,ln Ar Iha hullrllnir
pL'lld Ull UIIW v. ..." . .
ana tno t.wiitiu.iiD ..u , j .
Oihor varieties sh'''n Included
Plymouth Hocks, Uuif Orpingtons.
lamburgs, Wynndottos, Silver
Cnmplnos, Black Minorca and
ithodo isinnn uoas.
. i..i nt hA nvh h .
i npuuiui
tlnn was throo Ilnrrod Hocks dls
plnved by K H. West, which woro
hal'chod from eggs laid by birds on
exhibition at tho fair last year.
Tho following woro tho awards
announced by C. B. Whcolor, man-
t. .hnwlnff nf nhlckenH!
Jed Wheeler, Junction City, Whlto
Plymouth hockh; u. i. mn.,,
Ooshon, Iliimburgsi L. M. Travis,
.....,..aiu llhAHn Iiilnnd Beds:
CI H. Whoolor, Wynndottos! F. I.
Brnbhnm, riugeno, n.i.u.
.. r i ' . . I'll i.nn KrnWtl
pines; r. n. "
LnghoritB and Bnrred Bocks, K E.
Oulmny. umcit mini..
. " . ! , w rl Rnnnev:
nnd CI. T. Itny. Buff'orplngtons
. .....J iun nn mrhlhltlnn.
Hpeclnl tyi'cs of broodorn nnd ln
oiihatora woro nlso shown nt this
tlmo.
MILL PRODUCTION HIGH
lift I'EK Cl'.NT ABOVE NORMA!
DURING WEKK
. ikint ,.t Vi rnn
Ono hundroa una - nm-j " "
mill? reporting to tho West Coast
Lumbermen's association for the
week ending Heptemher IS, mnnu
woea t.m. i. , iutn.
her oM Kf.rii.IO feet, and
her, sma . th()
aH OcTtlon'; weekly report
production for reporting mills
was a" per cent above normal. Now
1 i-j ak runt flbOVO
business :'"''- - . 17 por
1 HBBMHBMrir F
f Ifm. ....I - 1-
niuininui, WilU OE iSIKOini
Denln, dlctutor of Soviet Russia, la
v mwi.,.1 itumiiuii euueator, .naving
WPlll.n i - i .. . '. . I ,.
. . nu.liuiu II IVMUIIUKI
". .""V.-IIU1K. nno in aiso a poet.
t . i..n iivuih utiructOQ' mUCn
fn vnrn I.Ij. t.mluA i Ti....i ii.
!'' .... i, . u pot m n iitr
ary circles. Hho has also written
...mvi. un fun-in! prouiums, ospo
v..,, wii BuiiruH,
amounted to 66,62,167 feet, of
niiiuii j,,i,u,ina mot Wns for do.
meatlo cargo delivery, and 18.385..
208 foot export. New buslneaa by
rail amounted to 22116 cura.
Forty-two per cent of tho week's
lumner shipments moved by wat
er. This amounted to 44,622,652
feet, of which 30,713,772 foot
moved coiiHlwfso and Intercoastul,
and 13,1108,880 feet overaeiui. Hall
shipments toluled 1925 cars.
Local auto and team deliveries
totaled 4,818,0113 feet. .
Unfilled domestic cargo order
totaled 153.882,651 feet. Unfilled
export orders 97.934, 091 feet. Un
filled rail trade orders 6084 cars.
In tha first . 37 weeks of the
year, production reported to Wfiat
Coast Lumbermen s association has
been 3.677.678.208 feet; new bust
nesn 3.740.297.735 feet, and ship
mcnts 3.889,101,918 feet.
FIRST Fill Hi UEHE
DHY KPKLli OF MONTH BROK
EN LAST NIGHT
Moisture. Not Welcomed by Prune
Growers, Tomato Fnrmen
or Hop Men
The first rain In a month be
gan curly last evening und had the
appearance of lusting a greater
part or tho night, although It was
not henvy. It is the time of tho
equinox and storms are always ex
pected at thla season.
The heavy wind that blew
gretttor part of the day presaged
rain and thoso who had anything
out that might bo dnmaged hustled
to get It under cover. Farmers
usually read correctly, tho rain
signs and they acted accordingly.
Tho rain will have a tendency to
cause the Italian prune to cracx
and will ruin ton of tomatoes In
Lano county. Tho prune harvest
has barely been started but the
growers havo been gathering to
matoes for n month nnd havo been
looking for some time pnst tor a
rain to put a crimp In their prof
its. Not nil tho tomatoes will
crack, nay tho farmers, but the
rain will cause a big loss.
Hop-picking Is not yet finished
In most ynrds nnd tne rain win in.
tcrfero with this work. All grow.
crs hnvo been bothered with labor
shortage this fall nnd tho damp
wenthor will augment their trou
bles along this lino ns not many
pcoplo llko to pick hops In the
rain nnd many oi mem win quit,
it Is exnected.
It was on August 21 that tne last
rain fell In Eugene. Tho precipi
tation wns a quarter of an men,
There wns a trace of rain the next
day nnd on two dnys last week the
gauge kept by i-eo uoeiscnius, lo
cal weather onserver ior ino kuv
ernment. showed some moisture.
nnA iinv n trace nnd tho other .02
of an Inch but this wn merely a
heavy fog.
County fair officials, whllo not
worried about the" moisture, say
they had rather It had not stnrten
for a day or two later. It will have
a tendency to curtnll tho attend
ance today, which Is tho last day.
Thoro will ho no horso races, so
there will no no nisappmmmrnt
. Inner lhn line, hilt If tne rain Con
tinues the D-rnund will bo wet nnd
the crowds will not turn out. ine
nttendnnco hn not been nn to
nnetntlnn ihus far. say fnlr offi
cials, and tnn i-iin win p.i .
thor crimp In tno goto receipts.
ALASKAN BANKER VISITS
EDWARD A. HAHMITSON HERE
ON WAY TO NORTH
I7(.nt. A IliiNmiiann. nresldent
ot tho Bank of Alaska, nt Skag-
way, witn ornncne at torauvw.
Anchorage, Wrnngell, nnd a now
branch soon to open at Kotchlkun,
In flv visitor horo with Uov. and
. ' ' t. WtnlA-rtAPrrnl The
pirn. a. m
Alaskan banker I on hi roturn
hi homo after a Dusincss trip
Maw Ynrlt ntiV . and StOlinOd
horo to mnko nrrnngomcnt for
his dntightor. Miss Margery Ras
musnn, to enter tho University of
Oregon. Miss Rnsmuson I ex
pected to nrrivo Buiuraay. ni
father will spend sovoral days vis
iting hero beforo loavlng for the
north.
Rov. nnd Mrs. Wlntorborgor for
merly resldod In Alaska whero Mr.
tinH,t.hnirAr wns engnged In
church work nt Skagway.
Chamberlain Vulcanllng Work.
West otn, opposite i....
9-20-tf
Track .Will KuiJUiiuo OrmstnictJon
OpcmllimH on Kugiw-KJam
Mil Fulls Unu
36
Av Hnnrv Tromo lor Informa
tion bout lit lnuranc 1-1-tf
CARNIVAL IJANOB
Annual Pair Week
DANCE!
Friday night
' ' ' NEW ARMORY
Muslo by Russell' Melody
Mixer. -
Leveling of the old grade of tho
Kugeno-Klnmath Fall line of the
nuutnern j'acillo, extending from
a point a mile above Oukridge, to
it point six miles up Salt creek,
will be started In a very short time.
according to Oscar Ellis, Southern
Pacific engineer from San Diego,
Cul., who wia hero yesterday.-
Mr. Mills said that' he will soon
get together a crew of men with
teams and equipment to do. this
work and that It la exnecteii that
Iha company Boon will lay rolls a,!
" eiwio in uuut in oruwr
to facilitate the work of construc
tion on this slda of the' summit.
Mr. Kills said he had no Informa
tion ns to when contract will be
let for west side construction, but
expected that the work would be
started early next year and crew
would bo working on both sides
of tho mountains. "
Tri es and Brush on GrtMfa
Tho rails woro laid on tho old
grade as far as the Salmon creek
bridge a mile above Oakiidge be
fore construction operations
ceased 12 years ago. The grade
wo built six mile further on but-
during thoso 12 years tree and
brush have grown up on it and
slide of earth and rock from the
mountain above havo partially
clogged It. Most of the way the
grade ha been used as a county
road to McCredle Springs and a
new roud to-this resort will have
to be built. The survey ot the
railroad extends within a few rods
of the hotel at the springs.
Engineer Ellis said that' the
work which he ha been Instruct
ed to do will not require a great
number ot men or teams but that
on new grading contracts, which
he expects will be under way early
next year, he looks for - several
thousand men to be employed. Of
fices are expected to be established
in Eugene and construction work
on this side directed from here.
Meain Much to Eugene)
"Construction work alone Is go
ing to mean much to Eugene," said
the engineer. "Thousands of la
borers -will pass through this city
and will spend much of their
money here, while the new rood is
being buift. But this Is only a
'drop In the bucket' a compared
with the benefit that will accrue
to Eugene when the line 1 In. op
eration." ...
. Mr. Ellis had oharge of the con
struction of the grade above Oak
ridge when It was first built and he
wild yesterday that he had a sense
of satisfaction In being assigned to
the duty of finishing it. .
TERMS FOR ENDING RUHR
ROW OFFERED BY BERLIN
STATEMENT REPLIES TO- RE
' PORT OF NEGOTIATIONS
Germany Makes It Otar That. No
Result PosstUo Until Normal
. Eeonomio Activity Restored
I (By The Associated Press) '
BERLIN. Sept. 20. A semi-official
statement ' referring to re
port current In Paris of possible
Franco-German negotiation make
it quite clear that no practical re
sults can be obtained without the
restoration of normal economic
activity in the Ruhr, with amnes
ty and permission to those ex
polled to return, and that the ad'
ministration must be placed in the
hands of German official and
freedom on trafflo between occu
pied and unoccupied Germany re'
stored.
The statement declare that
such conditions would permit re
paration payments, beginning with
the evacuation or the Ruhr, but
that Germany can never agree to
recognise In any form the legality
of the occupation of the Ruhr.
That Belgium 1 attempting to
mediate In the Ruhr cnnfllot Is ad
mitted nt the foreign offices,
where It Is nid the Belgian min
ister has been a frequent caller
of late and ho candidly discussed
the situation with Chancellor
8tresemann In what Is regarded a
something more than a merely In
formed manner. .
i Ready to Proffer Fnrmcnt
1 The German government also Is
reported as being prepared to Of
fer France on enrly. if not Imme
diate, cash payment In the event
of its plan of hypothecating Ger
man nrlvate properties Is. accepted
a a bl for. new reparation. In
such case. It wa said, the govern
ment would be In a position by
virtue of Its lien on tho holdings
of Industrialists, banks, commerce
and narlriilture to mohlliise some
f the ready ensh to npnense n
French demnnd for something
The Hater of Mankind
Could hb faith bo re
itorod by woman's
aobU lova?
ENTERTAINMENT AT CROW
, FOR BENEFIT PIANO FUND
The Crow grange will give a pro
gram at the grange hall there Sat
urday night, September 22, at 7:80,
for the benefit of the grange piano
fund, The program will be as fol
lows: Opening Choru.
Comic Song, "Blgnora" Jack
Bowdery.
Dialogue,- "Mind Your ; Own
Bualnens" Mrs. ' Whitney, Mr.
Vergil lyle; Mrs. Hlggins, Mrs.
Alicia BoWdery; Mr. Barker, Mr.
Elsie Brewer; Miss Sllmklns, Miss
Ida Pettet; Miss Lyme, Mini Sadie
Pcttet; Mr. Wood, Jack Bowdery.
. Reading by Miss Mary Stevens..
!' Scotch Song and Dance Mrs. A.
Bowdery.
Song, "Photography" Illustrat
ed Photographer, Jock Bowdery;
Young Lady, Miss Ida Pettet; Fond
Mamma, Mr. Elsie Brewer.
"A Photographer1 Trouble"'
Photographer, Jack Bowdery; Mrs.
Jones, country woman,. . Mrs. V.
Lylo; Mrs, Hoffnor, Dutch woman,
Mrs. A. Bowdery.'' - '- . ,
Reading by Mis Mary Stevens.
Ji-rnerH Infected with Antiimx
. SPOKANE, Wash., Sept. 20. A
serloua situation In the Northwest
1 created ny tne aiscovery ok a
cose ot anthrax, a. dangerous in
jection capable of being trans
mitted to humans, In a. herd of
Jersey cattle near Walla Walla,
Dr. H. J. Martin of the state de
partment of agriculture, told the
session of the' county health offi
cers of the state .of Washington
here today.
' Chamberlain Vulcanising Works.
36 West 6th, opposite postofflce.
' -20-tf
C. E. F. Bickoz, piano tuner,
chone 1MIJ. or Morris Music
Hoeua. !-l-tf
Warner tnnes piano, larawmf
Muslo Hons. : Phon 1. - 7-J6-tf
Before purchasing a . new
car let trie demonstrate the
GARDNER . CAR on hill
climbing and traffic driving.
Full value " allowed on' your
car.'. '-:: . '
Prices- i-o. b. Eugene-
Touring
Roadster .....
Coupe 'i
Brougham
t .1 .
Sedan
R. G. MASTERS
CAR EXCHANGE
Pbooa 1007 -1937
Fratiklln Blvd.
'ImV,'.,mV....', hiss
I$iiss
lili:..S13S5
.:!.:.lvr...$1550
.j.ll:.:$i7io
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, Coprritht IM) Hut Sduffnsr fc.lasn) ,. '''' J'.'ij0a,
as important mmm
io young; mm
THE fact Sin t
have good style with-;f
out fine quality ; fine wool
ens and expert needlework "
express style you've got v
to nave them we've got
theni for you in Hart
Schaffner & Marx clothes
Satisfaction or Money
,. . . Back Is Our Guarantee ":
WADE BROS.
Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes..
New Fall Apparel Featuring
WOMEN'S New Fall DRESSES
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.In selecting your new dress here you not only have the
advantage of large assortments,., but you also are as?
sured a garment of dependable quality. Our Fall show-j
ing of Street and Sport Frocks is now complete. . , ,:
Poiret Twills, Wool Crepes, Charmien
Silk D
resses
Lovely Frocks that reveal the season's latest styles. Our J
showing ot high class frocks is, we believe, tne most
complete in the city. ;
Satin Back Crepe Cantons, Lace , and :
' Brocade Combinations
Prices $25.50 to $79.50 ' "
Fall Hats of
Rare Charm
For Sport and Street,
also ;for Dress Wear
Featuring a comprehensive
showing of exclusive models
ilmopels
CorectrJfppardfor Wosapi?
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nronucooii. D"""v:,:;"..
OC?Uyreno,,;erbUce'nnrof al. new
was for iuiuiv r....
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