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EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 192S NUMBER 54
nr?r-999?J AND PACT I I iTTT !
'01 COUNTRY FI
Jwhows Abound Along
This Two-Milo Stretch
WYH00 IS BOUNDLESS
... .....Inir India
nd IHorktiKi Melotly
WW!. "... ...i,., a kwiiv iMlr-
tEj Tluirt 'hm'Ii North win.
ii ! . i,niuin nf iih now.
jjurt p 'v.. uuiko. driven
.riwlril r-lmtirrour- l limn In
'fiiTilllrc nrum. unl rendered
-ii have been better than
IS lot Hit" '" nenriuua ''!
J tl tin ri.ni liiBl..n.
HJSSf "Htriirclunin." ex-"'-'
ilwio by nor Impresurloa ami
ffiiim of melody I" """"
UmiIuiJu. H. then.. " '"l
L3oil v,,'v"1 I'") '","'
rttiuki Valley Kiipphlroa-
V'u)u n"l,,r I''"'"'"' ""
Vf two mil ''"i" ''"lv"' wtili-h
TktttrU- Slim"'', awurdlnic n
EM rrkiT. fr Hi" hMii.fH
tki MO.ooO visitors who nine
t dir to the ' hoaplluble
. J, ovrr"wii county rnlr
fcitttcrlli rnm Thlrlloili mi-nut
L tkt lt .!'.
IcunilW w'"1 ''v"r, h", ''"v
VcT "d yt unhnKed throuirh
M il r.ith l II"' foundational
Lj mrh l a candid romhlna
U if the wurld'a Inieat ofrr-
p Orui TnUI KIoui-Wmvi
lltn ortnlto trull linn nupplnnted
iHtoeitill route- Ibis I til"
U yuikal rliaiiao III Hrundwuy
List lut dfCado.
(luiMl r M n r 1 1 n' ami
VmiIu'i the Maxlm'a, there nre
Mil whit ntl I'ink bootlia on
tn.n Willi nllurlnK plica or
liNw (mil. anil often com
Ui machinery.- palpably- do
tori to convey i)i linprloii
(turins bn uiurii to iranamule
St tll rruil Into Ihe golden,
tan drink. The ehuded IlKhl
altrltat. ttbles anil comfortable
El ir missing,
Mpl fi.p till. imImIhk
ntllan temvlea, the Mrond
njtirnlnl continues to offer It
ittiom u nr olil. Threo dlmlnu
til iriroo appear from a side
dml, puu th-lr way Into th
trU MrMin and in ihn tinkle of
I fciw nude uk, atnm. a unlive
Itimvilatlon or "The . (.'hnrlea
IV lo th dollaht or a thrmiR
nWi Inclmlro morn than a. few
null tmlunirn. Tim flurry
ill diantr' l hamllj' KiirncrMl
ktHolld nipintirr o( tlia clty'a
ot unlit Into vlow.
(Tbi lim nt humanity break,
nil block ami vonrentrntea
call More- a glln-tonnueil nier
ikti whu Manila auarillnn over
rn innnnlly ili'Xteroua ilnnuinir
Wk Half Ilia xviilrhora aen Hie
at illk thrad which rurnlahea
Afmotlvo pnnr hut ni.no nro an
HMrnmanllko aa In apnll tlu
a. A fiw quli'k aalra nml thla
pb'' ilm llmi:(ntia before the
KJMith or Jnhn Ijiw.
I tan Bin Ornlora Kmliit
IOonnt ami iro.i.neiit or thr.
TOiuon meory noiit imjoininK
nivri in a aunp box ilehnte on n
rw nlvht nnil eneh drew Inrno
A iteep.tirruthlnir en
llwlllt fiw hla "nieaanifn' with
fmul llluntrallnna nnd Inalateil
H tb end that Jut In "love or
arother" waa tho reeonipenae
wni nut at tho end .ro
a natrnled enNV.Mllillnir aua
wr which wuulil ii Id tho aeeker
fwonr.
krOllin nn rtrnn.tu-nv nnn tvllh
gtnprrni notice, wlndowa full
f tHinnrirla. eurloa to miikn n
purlin dreani, nnd nrnnln mo-
IIBirAl drvlpea In nnuillnln In n
JJH mui before the luteal nafe
r fhnwlnu n. ai'Ulplured
Tnlnm
nS' """"Iway nre In-
"jtctg by kllnwnt and Binpere,
nitr than lunn rnya. The trend
"""foirlnit rnrtlea la anuth from
"uninrinn heiahta nnd nnrlh
' Wmhlnitton Squur na aoon
flrat eleetrle alRna fllrkor
J."t- The rinw liernmea verlt-
t(M" af humanity na theiilrn
J lorrnacliea, to rereile uriidii-
"mthon. na the eroat aplnah-
t i filnn,r ""d ,,'l,u,
VEAr I Ni-run re e m rrTn I wftMi lAnAan l ! l kiinri ili uii i lam i i iiiiu I... . -'. "" i vvnen .nr. mil leaves on iiiaurr-r finnnrneii rnnn
o-'iiil JUDjn. I IJIIt'fll 1 1' X l 1 1 1 1 1 l I . I H ml 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I llu III I 1 1 1 1 II noun uuiHUimilllK euiricf to Hitrvo
' : ; -I '
11I1AI.M ,' (7'(iN A,.,A,ts
rilLMlNTS OSI.ItS
N-mlora found,.,;, "" u,,,,,,,,.,.
i '" riiminlilo .i.j
III Inch Ih lirihKiniliiK
lI'll'IMIillllili'l f Ihn A. I,,,,,,. ,,.
WAHIIIMIT.IN Tl w,! .'
Minn nml ih.. I,,.,.,
mv I he prliirlpnl a'uhje.-ia wlthlii
III" leiilhi of i,i,u; if.,,M .
"will ' llt'lHlon ( ,
n'onil"!''""" " lu-xl
Itoih 'facn , ini,.f i:i.,.nn.
' "Ii "Ii. but n hiilnMn,,!,,,,
Imidera iiiiii,i,r!,:,i,i ii ii,,,
ailvalod Iwo-llilldn mnjorlly for
f:iv..ri.l.l.. i on ,,,), ,.,, .
ohllilll, ,.
I'll'ler mi iiki- ,:,.,, .e,-wl ,
by the .u:u,. u u, H , .
rlnll lnl ,Mr,,, tl iic1i, r
All Ot'll'llll mil,, . ,, ,. .,.,
i n hl H l,t. l,il. , , ,, ii,.,.,.,,,.
b. 17 bill Ibel'e I ,l l,w
he little in M-'-l lliu W .
plnlll'il to II ciilliMHlnii nt ,(,..
lime..
No deflnlln ilite for rnr,.
Hon of ihn Ijiiihii ,ce tri-Tiiy win,
Turkey bun I, ., ,, f-xr . l.m " ir I-
.ler.i I ..on, ice -i ml Hccret.iry Kel-
lOKK ill-Nil,' CIM-lv tl,'ll,,l, ,,,,,1 Mll
C'lr.lrniiin ll,,i:,li. of Hie f,.r.-h:n
rei..ii,,oa iiliilii:tli-e. In In in-cr.l
v.ilh llielr view Ihtn unillcr iimy
bo ,l',unc, nf .rr . ,
votn on the v;orbl i-ouit.
Win I her Hie ,C ;:,!. f Alnerl.
enn reeoKiiiiion f n, Hiilmi
ao let flovi-rn-oeiit h tc come in r,,r
nny eMennlve re.inie ,l.t,-u.j,t,n is
ion eie. r . Mcivuor lli.r.ih la li'iie-r-ll
tlrtl thorn nl.n will I...
rhnnito In Miu depart inent policy
on tola mutter. h'ii ,.,a mud,. n
nnnoiinrei.ienl t i.ny Inicininii .,
proaa hla rcaoliilli.n wliich would
...... a. o l-ceotil na
favorlnc reeoKnltlnn.
Iieaiuea itio '.voi.d court nil, I
l.ntianone tr-uty. one other lie.ily
on eitre lltlon with Turkey la
I endlll;: beft.re the ai-nnle iiinl four
oil-era nre hefore tl-.c foretKn re.
lr.tlona rotmiilttee. Mnltlne up
he rur n-e Ireiitle-i with Creat
llrltaln Riinrnnieeine Aioerb-nn
rii:lll.-i In mini, lulc tetrltorlea. the
Cnmerooi'K, enal nfi lei nml T,l.-o-lr.n-1.
end nn Into, national treaty
for the aiippreoaiou of the circula
tion of oliM-ene titibltcntlnna.
Two otiier trentlea negotiated
ullice the larl roaalop nre to be ttuh
1 lilted bv the prrs'denl earlv In
the ai-ulon. One In a commerelnl
pnet with lliim;nry nnd the other
the I n t r r n a 1 1 n n ii I conyentton
touching; the traffic. In ni-nia ne
Kotlotcd recent!:' nt tiecevn.
fag:;,.. jr.mJtrasyj.
J-nbinc dorrnw v-ns felt fn t)i prtssino; of thn Dowafrcr QnofTi
AIR MAIL PROVES BOON
IVItl.Vt.S TKXAN CITIICS CUISKIl
. . TO NI'.W VdltK
(Cerreiitiftidrnua at III Aaaollllvd PreaMl
MAI.I.A8 Air mull n to hrlllR
Texna clt'.ea from 0 lo 2f "mull
hnuru" cloaer to New Vork ami
16 lioura cloaer lo ChlctiKO.
It now reiiulrea from 4! lo DO
hnllra lo aeiul mull from hero lo
New Vork nnd nboul 26 houra to
tench t?lilcllo. When Ihe nlrmall
liei'omna effective aometlmo thla
Winter, the time lo New York by
way of Chlcuiin will be 24 hours
and that lo i'Ii.uiK" about 1 1
houra.
The city him tenaeil t.ove Kiel,!.
A wnr-tlmo tr.-ilnlin: enmp of 83
neroa, five mllea north of tho city.
From thla Ian, I'm; place the mall
will bn broiiKhl to Dnllaa by
trunk a nboul 17 minutes nfter
landlui;
The Dnllaa chamber nf com
merce hiii. Kunrunteed ton puiinda
of mall n day for a x month. The
airmail rale lo Chlcaito will be
nhout 20 centa nn ounce, of which
tho National Air Transport com
pany, the aueccaHful bidder, will
receive three fourlha.
MODERN ROBBER TAKEN
QUICKER THAN OLD-TIMER
i:.ltl,V-l).V BANDIT KTilfNU
I I' TO NKAIIKST I.l.MIl
YANKEE HOBOES
jterionr f'lil.ii in.-ri.-iniiv
IN MKXHX) CITY
MpS!!I,ne lb" Ainnclntoit Prima)
khlw" CITY Tho Yankee
to II!1 ,WL""" "0""' tn Mexlvo
luiu k cnl" winds hoRln to
Ii S "f'l"r bus been Ihhiioi!
WLV, 1111 "'"nlun vhrii
b, i ilopnrt thoao who oun-
kUNl In,,. 7. enRllROIl III an
It h! lrl""N lltn I" Mexico.
I'll ttif , """o n nori or parn
BmikTO" "n1 Pnnbn'llec
"Si a? V"1 11,0 Oriindo. On
m 1 ' n ninny ootiiit i.o
Ki ,"'awl"l upon , park
Wm-lln'ert """"."""(r itln lb"
iWtla,.. """"mil pOUIlOIHR
HtMM '"."""K Ainei-ltmn who
'"''iouch." B0"1 i,,,n""0!t
USAGREAt CARD
llO NTOI.I.: I'll 'I I III'.
"I'M IN 1TAI.V
Vkl'C"',"' Amaelnled Proaa)
1S,UonTM ? Moiih l.lnn,
'k w ., , " v,"cl PltlllMIIK
Ik t . alolpii voni a r, ,,,
.n h"c Inlonslrieil
'ii M Lnoun'nent Hint tho
4)7 crowd, of vlaltors slnnd
Wtio.i. f'ebrnled plntiire,
kk " " noavllv frnmnd under
'n frna. """"olvea mnro at
li T. ;."u"1 vlnltora th mi
" Pnlntlnir in ihn i.c,e
Miaiorn Outlaw llu Ix-anl Oiuii
' m'I nt. Trial and I)ik.h Not
roar Uio ;allowH
(rurreai,i.trnce nf !li AnanclAtcl Prolix)
I.OS AXtlKLKS Mounted, som-bri'l-o-ciini
ronoera or - tho early
(lnya, win) attacked stnh'c concheu
aa ihey rumbled over ruUKh truilK.
hud n nllulit udvantiiito oyer the
prcHcnt-ilay biindit In o far as oh
capo was cnncoi ned, but once
i-.-iu;,-lit, Juntlco deaueiuled moro
awl illy.
In nuiHIni; a comparison of the
utrokea of Juallco leyeled at mail
rubber In tho frontier period wl.h
thoae ,,f today, local police and
postal Inspectors reached this de
cision. The officers had Just cap
tured s'x members of u nainr thnt
bad executed a bold half-million
To Visit All Countries and
Invite Participation
HAS POWERFUL BACKING
Vonw Mmerm-iit to ITavti Hond-
(jimrliTH In 'JVmpIo nf Klnfp
NoloiiKin at Ililluilulplila
diillnr huM-up of a mall truck Ira
October.
Whon rupturorf, tho old robber
ustiiilly was hiinKed to the ncarcHtl
tree, while the modern outlaw M
indW't-d, arraifined, has leBaj
couiihoI for protection at trial, and
does not fear tho gallows, unless
a murder has been commttted In
connection with the hold-up.
I'm-Htiit of the old Htago robber
bOKan Hevcral bourn after the hold
up by a hastily recruited posae,
with but a va'uo idea of tho crlm
lnul'H Identity. Today. , ,a finj?or!
print on a rifled mail Imp niny lead
lo the capture of an entire Kam?.
I'hotonraphy, telephone. radio,
complete criminal record bureaus
nnd many other attributes now
I haHlon tho capturo of robbers.
Vanity Cn.ics for Men
Vanity cakes for men, in which
are carried pipe, tobacco pouch,
key rlnjr. comb, nail file, and other
neceriHiiien that make a man's
pockets bultr aro tho latest fad
in London. There Is room in the
barc also for an extra collar and a
mirror.
NICVV YOUK Iteprenentinj,' the
mont powerful Kroup of Americans
pledged to secure permanent
peace throughout tho entire world.
Niunuel Hill, last of the great
pioneers of this country, will Htart
on a world tour In .January during
which ho will marshal) the forces
of pence In every nation. This an
nouncement, made public yester
day, Is the outcome of a series of
meetings held during the past two
months, nt which Mr. HIM presid- i
ed nnd where tho most important
lenders of 'ndustry nnd business ;
disci'jHKPd the methods for obtain- ;
Ing lasting peace. . Secrecy haft i
been .maintained on the details of !
the pbinH adopted slnco the group;
felt that a premature announce-j
ment would work against . the
project. '
Only tho broad general details 1
of Mr, Hill's plan have become i
known. Tho world peace move- i
ment will be' launched on a scale 1
greater than any other movement i
attempted and will bo backed up
by deflnito working plans and suf
f'clent finance, Mr. Hill's foreign
tour will cover tho entire globe I
and will be for tho specific pur-
poeo of providing an Incentive for
the nations visited to commence
thinking in terms of everlasting
peace. Delegates from the people
of each nation will attend the first
international peace conference
which will he held at King Sal
mon's temple In Philadelphia dur
ing Eix months of next year.
Once. Head of Railroads
Mr. Hill, who was at one time
president of twelve of the import
ant railroads of this country, has
long been deeply interested In the
cause of peace. During the war
he was active In all that tended
toward nn early settlement, and
was of great assistance to Belgium,
K ranee and Kngland and to Japan
of which he has been special ad
ieor to the government for twenty
years. During 1922 ho arranged
! the celebrntloin whereby this coun
try nnd Canada commemorated
one hundred years of peace. As
tho everlasting symbol of this
peace Mr. Hill created the peace
portal on the border between
R:ltish Columbia and tho state of
Washington. This groat monu
ment, which cost him more than
$.100,000 was dedicated in tho
nresenco of President Harding nnd
tho Canadian governor-general by
Mnmhnll .Toffre whom Mr. Hill
brought to this country and later
took around tho world in the inter
ests of peace. Tho peace portal
was considered of such import
nnm that for tho first time In hts
tory the Canadian parliament and
tho congress of the United States
paused resolutions of thanks to Mr.
Hill for ontanusmnf; a periimm-.n.
mnitinrinl lo l.oace and good-will
e::lut:ng hetween tho two countries.
1ft(il Kvitiluil nf IC11 CO
T?f.iiiinc thnt tho peace portal
i ntf.ndn as nn everlasting symbol of
peace between Canada and this
country, Mr. Hill nought for some
hiium uuiHiunuing euirice to servo
aa tho symbol of worldwide peace.
It was for this purpose that King
Solomon's temple was chosen. The
tomplo which will bo tho first au
I hen tic restoration of history's
rnont famous structure, -will bo tho
outstanding feature of the sosqul-ceutc-nninl
International exposition
to commemorate the one hundred
and fiftieth anniversary of tho
decimation of American Inde
pendence. Tho peace delegates
from tho entlro world will meet at
tho templo and hold their confer
ences there. Within tho templo
will be adopted tho compi-ohcnslvo
educational program which is to
teach peace l.i place of war to tho
youth of all nations. Mr. Hill Is
deeply Intereated In the restora
tion of Kin Solomon's temple
slnco he feels that It will bo Tor
.ever the symbol of everlasting
world peace to which he and his
associate!) are devo:lng their lives.
When Mr. Hill leaves on his
world pcaco tour ho will be ac
companied by representative lead
ers of practically every walk of
lifo In this country, many of whom
are thoroughly familiar with
IU)MK YOtTHH KIVATj A.HICKI
OAN "IiOt'NGE LIZARDS"
Alligator Leather In Millinery
The leather hat takes on added
chic in the guiHe of turbans and
that' of Reboux's hat with high
druped crown. Alligator leather
In the new chamois shade was
used for a smart little turban seen
on Fifth avenuo. An Inconspicuous
ribbon trim was posed at the can
tor front. Brown alligator leather
was used for the high draped
crown of another hat, the brim of
which was of chamois colored felt.
Mr. Coolldgo's economy program
has been so successful that the
government Is now able to employ
tt.ooo moro Jobholders than It had
a year ago. Columbia Record..
(Correspondence of the Associated Prem)
ROME "Seat guardoro," some
thing like tho "lounge lizards," of
America, havo originated here as
a result of the growing predilec
tion for afternoon tea in the Eng
lish fashion, .
Rome's number of tea rooms In
restricted, so each afternoon young
men averse to strenuous work take
seats and hold them until the tea
seekers arrive. Then, instead of
relinquishing the ohalrn, the
iguarders merely offer to make
room for the arrivals, slipping
back as soon as .tea is over. .. .
To date, the new occupation
merely is used as a means for so
cial advancement, but there are
indications of commercialization.
CARPET VALUABLE RELIC
o r i: r. x maiiwikkita iti
HTOIU-S IM ItSIAN AXTIOri;
... i ..I .1. ...InlKtl I'TWIHl
( prrf jinii'iriii r ... ,,,, - -
MILAN Oiieeil Marcherlta S
thrifty spirit has resulted In the
....i. - .....i iiiniiflr.iton nf one
of the mo.it beautiful trb nll cur-
When nlm and King Umberto
took ovrr the Qulrlnal palace, she
. .1... ..a..lrtt ..Hi llltl. MX
ii.. r.in.i housekeeper.
she Immediately bid It restored
Ileeenliy. mo micro ....
earpei tn Ihe Hrera Bullery, In
Mlliin. which In turn presented It
jo l,e Pnldl-l-exxnloxl Museum.
Now Arthur 1'pham Tope, advisory
curator In M ohnninic.lnn nr it
the Chlrnuo institute, has Idenlif'
the Klft as one or the earliest
I'er-lnn eni-neis in existence.
WrllllW In Uedalo. an Indian art
ninitailne. Mr. Vopo describe Ihe
",'rpet ..- eluhora.e In " ;;''
hunCni.- H-enes and i-olore.1 In elo n
aoft tones or deep red and bl p.
will, white, preen, fawn aid i" t
ron for niihsl.llnry colors. Is do
scrlptlon nnd dale show lb
wna inndo Vy , ClWyns-do-IJIn In
1531.
OPERA SEASON ON ROCKS
ON
nACKi:iis liosi-. monkv
(('nrreapniidenre of llio Assoclaleil Pro.")
l.riNI.N n lu.niriisi "
or i no i.onoi.M - ' - -
l9xVe;KMwer;."!.:nTMv,v,.nt
n,.Hnen' is be.ns ennducted nt con;
sldornble loss, bore belnj, mill
Madam llutterfly.
W, of selmo, eh,,,.renm,n
r a re-ent n u, ly In Vff p!
SiolSl'a .-ro be-
Jior'uHe Wily mi.uren.on
An Unprecedented
Opportunity Just
Before Christmas
Wc Have Set Apart for
Special Sale
On Friday and Saturday This Week
December 11th and 12th
200 BOXES OF FINE STATIONERY
Well Worth $2.00 the Box
On Sale at $1.00 the Box
A Special for Christmas Shoppers!
Remember the bis? snow storm a year
ago next week and SHOP NOW!
660 Willamette Street
Dont Overlook Oar Card Tables
Phone
919
Wbhleaate'
Phone
919
Leather Rockers
$31.50 Up
There's solid "comfort" for
dad in one of these handsome
rockers. Special now!
Gateleg Tables
$25.00 Up
Specially prlced for Christmas
shoppers who come at once. .
Rich mahogany, or - walnut :
finish. ...
Cedar Chests in
Walnut, $15.75
Unusually good looking; cedar
chests -With exterior "In two-,
tone genuine -walnut.--Queen
Anne period design.
i
IcXoox Lamps
$14.75 Up
Here's a Christmas gift that
can be enjoyed for years,
f'omploto with shade at this
low figure.
Windsor Arm
Chair. $15.50
Select one of these handsome .
Windsor arm chairs, with rich .
mahogany finish to enhance -their
beauty. . .
; Fern Stands
$14.50
A gift that will add a d latin c--tlve
touch to your home, yet
is surprisingly inexpensive.
at. . r v. ir mi r i m Wr-m
Big Assortment of
Eadio ITaMes
S13.SO to $4500
Everyone who owns a Radio should have
a Radio Table. We have a fine assortment
of various styles and sizes beautifully fin
ished in mahogany and walnut. Give a
Radio Table this year and your gift will
be fully appreciated. v
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