Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, December 15, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextEXPECTED part BUREAU Minns Roports on fork During Year ICE HELD VALUABLE Luton AHIvl.y imi r""...ii.i.ini.iiii fur MKT K.TVll-0 HIM'1"'. '. .miii-v fur I hi. I '"..:. m l nil. mi ' n', ,.nul riurt Inndo .'plrMter "" .1 vlriiii' luinmii no- ' ,.,.,. in n miller- T ,i llio iipproprlntlun ft".''' ."-": c".r:.!',1;::.-. u'iik"'! iidmlnl.trti- Thi n.i)""''' "n'1, 2 ! ''",P' -W,U'" rump"""' wiin i L fl"1 mr- WB" "'' that puri... Oirrmil :JTwrvl.-e fund. li). Introduction to III rpr(, Hlnr wKl (but iliirlnit ..,.i vKiif "an ovar no Hwl h l'"" 'vlc "'" tUM vnllil'llllK' lllirellll ,U(h( 10 I"" UIWUMUH VIU- hyfcUllMl ft5!- -m ir..,.a: l.l'V MORNING REGISTER, EUCENE, ORE., TUESDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1925 SEVEN IWK FILM COIll'OHATION CO! '11 .Vll I! I mo;', I: V rr l I irr 'ir i. i J Li. w . :' ' i '.). 't'-.' .I.. .,vL- .I. IlllVit lu-i'i pi.llllli.il nlllilli, I nn lullil l.Mliilh ,,r hit I, lin . .. . . I loi.,,, Mil . . 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I In w..v. n iiIh.iii Hi.. .ii... v.h.n Hplnl , u) i,urlnK f..r l)ii i.'li.rt.niii,,, thrnni., unti wIipii lllo (u-ry rlllhiw.nnm of Hi.v l.il'..l hit. I di I vi-ii l'..r,i ,1.. M,.,, from II, i. ihn. n... A iriiiii:.'r i.lrlio.l up (.11 l ho lr... rotiica Into oni.r itiotiM pnwor llirntiKlt ,i mm,. ,,f iiucvr i'lri.uiiiiiini:.', iniiiiUh ltn in. .In. mnl Hi.. i,ivl,i,i,,K nf lh, illlltmi 111 llll II n ili,,i: a , ,,. Iili.lli.il ..f (l.i.riti, Klh.l'ii liilrli iito plot. Tho Klury la l..i ,,n u,i. arrccn In flue liiihiiici. mnl iiiii-n. Unit In llclllll U'lliTll ili'tull la ll..(.lll ll. It la n fullhriil nn. I w...l..,io r.aa-n.i'l.,ii of I'luri'iitlni, lift. In it tixial roiiiiintlr u t i.l tlriititiitlc imi., nnil worth ai'i'liiif fur lln .l..turlxii tl. n of tin. Itf, ruatoniM nnil rcll- DIES MRS. AYLSWORTH .llNCIiOX iy WOMAN IX l.K'AI IIOSPITAIi 'I'lin licit I. f .Mr,i. w. J. Ayla Wollh of Juni'tlon City, occltrioil n Hie KUKi'itn hoapltitl ut 10:45 hint iiIkIu. -l , h. AybwortliTimiVpoVVrltf illy ill only n f.tw ilnya, ImvinK '"'.' "'I"' I lo tl Ideal luoml- Inl lltal Vi.ni.iiluy. Tin, r.'iiii, Iiih wcro token lo Jllnrllon City to In, propmcd for liinl.il tin.l funonil uniioi,iiii.,,H.nia will I... mud.. t,.r frm n,c,.c jt wan i(i,it,.j int nlKlit. UNA CONTRACT ACTI0N TAKEN IIOXI)!(j Iioi'SK TO COM. I'l.KTK HOAII I'AVIXG WOIIK wIIIImk that tho Job be completed hy tho hundmiicn. ItuprcKcntativt'H of tho bondlnff hoUHo hud told members of the council that they were ready lo Ko on with the work, It wan re ported, and that arrnnKcrnentu hud boon made with Hteln hrothcrH to take up tho work where Head loft It. Statistics From Three Show Much Activity NOT TOO MANY JS BELIEF Moro l'ooplo KmuI III 1,1 o Train; 'J'liun livor Hoforc, Declarra Dr. V. Silvers DUCK HUNTER MIRES MAN I.OKKS C!XyrilING KLAMATH KVAMJS IX (iy 'fho Annocintcil Prem) AK1IKANIJ. Ore., Doc. 14. Mired to the urmpiu In thn mucky swamp of the Klamath rlvor near Keno, then wanderlriK about in the durk notiH over the frozen marsh es for two hour . was the experience of C .I:. Khlnn, Ashland dentist, lust nlKht, while returning from liunt Imr duckn. Shtnn becamo sepa rated from his companions and without wurnlnff ho Hank over hit boot topH In the jolly-like oll. Af ter an hour's strUKle Khlnn suc ceeded In freeing himself, hut was mlnuij his trouHera, boots and coat The rontrart fr paving on i weiity-Hfrijiid avenui) . ami on (.olumhlu mreet left unf ImIhIhmI hy Jeoiif W. Heiid will bo NnlHhed hy bin IhuhIIhk firm. The c-liy coun- ii ai i nicutliiK lait ninht paHned when found by hlH compunlona. He u ri'Holiillon declurliiK the body wuh severely chilled. RtatlHtlcH from three churchej! of different denomination In Eugene show u derided lgcrease In mem bership und attendance within the hint few years. Tho ministers of these three churches agree that there Is more religious feeling at the pronont time than there hnn been for a number of years. Xr, K. V. Hllvers of tho Flrt Christian church even says them la more religious feeling today than there ever has been In tho history of the worju. "More people read the Bible to day then ever before. When before have there been Iliblu chmses of men alone reaching Into the thou sundK?" asked Mr. Stivers. "The propagnndn suiting how few per sons go to church today Is ridiculous." "The growth of our local church hinges around our Hunday school, und it Is the panic with almost any church. A great Hunda? school meanN n great church. Before a man Is asked to preach In a cer tain church the question Is asked: 'J he a Runday school man?'" Sunday School fiiow "Emphusls upon the Sunday school hud been sadlv neglected until 1 came hero seven years ago. Toe aim of our first rally any Wuti 300 and 831 were present. The next 'year It was 1000, and 1213 were prcKcnt, A year ago tho atten dance reached 2308 on rally duy. In accordance with this remark able growth In the Sunday school the attendance of the church rose from 600 to 1600. "There arc not too many churches. Taking the local Bitua tlan as an example; thero Is room for every church In this town. Fill one church in a town under or dinary circumstances and you will fill them all. I think one of the saddeet things in the religious world Is the division, yet this division doe-not cause the growth of on to , retard that of another for the growth of one always accentuate a thut of another, "Our Hunday school has been so marked thut moving pictures of It with others of outstanding growth are being taken to bo shown all over tho country," Dr. Htiverg con cluded, Itev. Frank Fay Eddy of tho Unitarian church said that his work here has been satisfactory, but not spectacular. "Wo havo hud a 100 per cent Increase - lu attendance wince we came. Thirty per cent of our congregation are students; 75 per cent aro men. It Is tin more thoughtful students that comes to tw, and as men aro gen erally more Interested In thinking things out than women there Is the greuter percentage of men. Free Pulpit Iraw "A perfectly free pulpit and a freedom, of 'thinking throughout the church Is what draws our peo ple. I never attempt to control my conversation In any way, and I do not wish the congregation to do so. Wo are the only church In town that absolutely sponsors free dom of thought and speech. . "Worship of God and fellowship of men is our only pledge. We be lieve In the interpretation of re ligion In harmony with scientific thinking. We attempt to think straight and be rationalistic. No ono hus any more authority In the church than any ono else. The Unitarian church Is a brunch from the Congregational church here und from tho Presbyterian In Eng land. "Membership Is nltogethor vol untury. Wo never Indulge In drives. Many people who do not wish to belong to any church find thorn solves at home In this congrega tion." . itev. F. J. Clark of the First Con gregational church said: "People are just beginning to react and find they cannot live without religion. I feel there wa a doflntte slack in religion. After the war all Ideal' Ism was submerged. Every Insti tution of civilization has been changed for new ones. For ex ample, observe the changes in the family, In medicine. The reaction against ' morals and IdeaVi after' the war left the people exhausted. The people who had left the church and others, too, are coming to the church. . ; MemhcrshJp Drivd On , "This year has been one of mem bership driving for us. I came here to do special work In membership. We havo received . 101 . into th . church since January and are urt of 26 more this year. We aro aim., Ing at a loo per cent increase In r -membership, and we .will accom plish It. "This church has a definite, unl-; fled, religious outlook, and ohar actor. It Is the only ono In tho . city definitely liberal evangelical. We believe in a rree puipit, anu freedom In our theology. Most churches aro divided Into two fac tions; liberal and fundamental. "Wo aim to make our. churcn rather a university one whero,mom- " uers ot me tacuiiy uiim biuhhif w vorsed In scholarship of the present ' time may come without having their . scientific ideas interrorea wim, A. Mr. Clark concluded. KELTiOGG OUTLINES AMERICAN POLICY l (Continued from page one) changed, It will be enforced, and It will he enforced without regard to their station in life, for the. law appliea to prince and peasant ; alike." Read Register Classified aAb. IT FILM ffnti rsEKN in rurnritE rnr i . Thru,,,, (j,,(r(jo ''l! Pint I"? fmiUVO WIH..I. l ., nr. "iytICin1 . .. ihrtJ.. """"miiion to mo Wli '.f '""""n ' lillnrlc,.l (llll.,: . Oooruo Mini's III. I! nf mlu" nrtiipl- "croon nnrt prodticod hy tin,, "h llonry Kit lrv,?J?' Inrothy fllsh ni bit ii T,n mrfy Iho stoll t.H. . . . n ninny illf- l"ll " m , ,l"n"""l slncnro LPurntlvoly mmi0 mntto,. fl l", ! 'V"".'. "'."'I' . ino noiiiiimii tab" ckBr(iuhtls. Thoro Ih nor LI fill Vn: 1 PlllOn In thn l,r Obviously n. .man "..of )Mm.- nl oontrlhutos n f'rMih. . "u to "'n hlKlv niBplny. Coinblnod with luck nf nvni-lv KloUM l.cllrf. fur ('..tintry. llolnola" Will plllV tomorrow nt Urn IIcIIIk f olili.n duy. In n ti.ilny mid PIONEERS VISIT CHURCH VoHAWKS HAVE LAItGE M'M- nr.ll IMtESENT Flfty-slx Pbmeor boys ntlonded the nervlcen held In (ho Hapi IhI clnirch Hunday evenlnir when Itev. I. Trawin preached a scrnicin. untng as his text "I Will." Muhuwk I'lnni'orM for tho noennd time (Ills seimon led In nttendunct with 85 per cent of the mcnihern In the gniup, KiiKh'H wero socond with KB per cent. Pirates will. 3? per cent and Whitmans Willi 3U per cent. under the direction or Mr. ami Mrs. Hurry irkn and Clllliert rtprnmie, tho latter acting for II. H. McAllister the mnuager, im hnys of Iho Pioneer chorus snnn for tho cotiKreKatlon. Tho Pioneers will attend a local church evry Hunday. It wuh re- purled, during tho church attend unco eunteit fur the winter ntotilhrt. Prlxes will he Kiven to the club with the best record. THREE FINEDIN COURT MAX CIIAIKilKI) WITH I.KJtOlt POSSESSION KKXTHXfKM Wllllmn Whltmn. who win nr- roaloil l.y fthorlff Taylor In ni ii. M....rf iu.i.. Kntiirdiiy nvrnltlK on ll rlmmc of txiwoaslon or liquor, wna unci .- ".,, tli-o of tho l'cuo iliuold J. Wells ypaii.nliiy. Clinrlra Cnrlaon mid (leorno frolnl.li' wore iirrcstwl Ih" "JuiikI""" niToas Iho river from I'.n koiio Htiniliiy iiflornoon hy doiniiy chorlffs. ehmned with hisbpki.Ioii of llnnor, nnd ycalcrdny nftor ft trlii Judo Wolla fined iJiirlaon nnd t'romhk. IS0. It wu l; thnl they luiil nhoiit n nvuirl in 1 n half of nioonahlne when urrosleil. sTi:wAitr-wAitNi;it Hl.lnhnA.llllIt millOH. I'.llBOIl.. Sliwlc shop. "138 Wllliiniotlo Phono 812. at 13-11-6 J. MATT JOHNSON CO. "IT PAYS TO PAY CASH" 30 Ninth Avenue East 30 Easy Steps from Willamette 0 Christmas Week Specials FOR TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Below we are listing six genuine bargains for Tuesday and Wed nesday's shopping. Each one o f the specials would make lovely gifts and with the low prices offered they are, indeed, oppor tunities to save. Jill If you will stop, LOOK nnd listen vu mav not "'vc t0 own up that nn ace dent was the fault of your faulty vi sion. Unvc your eyes ex- tn In nc! rr rrularlv. warn .llllllis - - O r cyc-liygicnc. Dr. Roiidl Qick ' riPTIOIAN OPTOMTi - N,t Door to nnil Ssllsnsl n 87n' Wlllamotle St., KtW'i ii.lin will lint fc 1 r..,ill. I HP ir.itli nlH'f hlH eyes "iny s"" clomlcd lUiurc- Ladies' Chamoisuede Gloves Ttentitlfiil pnltenm In Rejiulne clmmolsucdo ninterlnl. They nro tho hitost thing In kIovvh nnd for Klft purpoHOs you'll havo to go mime to find anything tholr equal. ItoKiilur $1,125 yunllly 79c Women's Hose Women's flhro silk hoso, soinl-fnshlonod. IpsovUh iniikcs them. Handy colors. 49c Nent Halo hoso. A Rood nssorlmont and ot Ipswich niulcus them. and cordovan. 19c Art Embroidery 25 Discount Willi ft wide assortment of noodlo work nnd art omhroldery from which to select tho announcement that all such novoltles, for tho next two days, go nt 25 discount should ho ot Inslnnt intorost to alt women. Neckties Fancy nrclfwenr. Be,autlful patterns In hordes from which to Hclcct. Ono lOt new ties HcSiilnr Valiia $1.00 69c Men's Hose Hoso Is alwnys nn acceptahlo gift. They aro always received with tho utmost ftp proclntlon. , One lot men's black or brown fibre silk hose. lti'Kulnr Villi, o BOo 3 Pairs for $1.00 Boys' and Men's Blazers Por tho nuin who loves to fish, hunt or piny golf, or for tho rod-blooded boy a Christmas gift of a bluer would certainly be nice. 20 Discount Extra Special Ladies' all-silk Chiffon Hose. Regular $1.00 quality and worth every cent of it. In all the new shades and all sizes .................. 69 ir .wr. Give The Famous Savage Machine As Your Christmas Gift afallher neighbors ' 'vSpinDril,,(, rfof-Ll 'The Shortest Sasiest Rputei From Clothes basket To Clothes Line fi IT seems inaedible that you can how wash' and blue an entire tubful of soiled clothes . in fifteen minutes, at the most then in less! than five minutes more, rinse and dry them all ! beautifully clean and white, and do all thisj ' without labor or strain, or even putting thej hands in water! " Yet this is only part of the. story of the, , Iwringerless :ic..V With tht txclumt Sarage hnoraiion Spin-Rinse, Spin-Drij It's childishly simple when you grasp it. At, say 8 A. M. you load your Savage (Seven large sheets . or ioH lbs. of dry clothes) and touch a switch;' at 8.1 J everything's washed and blued. At 8.17 you've "Spin-Rinsed" the entire load free of soap and softener with hot water fresh from the faucet. And in only one minute more you've "SpinJned", the entire load ready for the line! You've done all this without need of "set" or extra tubs; without breaking buttons or snaps,, and with no lifting, straining or wringing! Before another washday have a demonstration 1 of the Savage "Spin-Rime, Spin-Dry MaJ and GnerantttJ Sy '' ' 1 SAVAGE ARMS CORPORATION! Utica,N.Y.. " .. .. Sigwart Electric Co. i 956 Willamette Street , Telephone 718 The American Federation of Labor Educational Department WILL PRESENT THE FILM AT 7:30 P. H Admission FREE Public Invited COME AND SEE THIS PICTURE AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF ,-... x-t'- r,v-r' " ,W)l ''- us - it.--' i--'