Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, December 16, 1925, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextI'M t-iUtl '.'.I'M IIC ; ;- :; V . , ... .- '. . ' - ....... .. . , ,. ,., . . ... . I J. I. V . .. l-J I . I ,. . . , , ,., :.tli:tlUIIt.. tetlll.t.tetfl, v, ... ... m k.irtt Hllt ImtrwiWMV il PMiliO l 'I.IM tu tilln.HMiiw,'bHlW,Zl , v.ijil-v s. 'i i-. .. t - i . .... . .. ., . ... .. . ? . " ' ...... - r " ' 'c,.-- .. ' ' - "' ' MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE. ORE., WEDNESDAY, DEC 1ft. H25 , ' rnnpnnrimpuTP in i . r- : n 1 irimKiiii irn laiinin mini mi r r i- II Uliuu 1 1 ui iiiuii I w nun Mil NEHf HPE MOVIE PUYS BY Vivid Melodrama and Broad - ;Comedy Is Demanded GREAT EVENTS FILMED Thorn! ore ItoowiTrK And Rough Riders Who Followed ITlm In War lo Bo Pictured (Correepondenr. of th Aeeoclated Preee) KRW YORK. Vivid melodrama, broad comedy and historical plays all are wanted by the American movie-going public In the opinion ot Jean I ljsky. and next year the Famou PIayers-I.asky corpor ation will ipend (21,000,000 in meeting this demand. A number ot the photoplays will be ol the "super-apodal" class and each' will present what Mr. I-ssky termed a "distinct Individuality," accomplished through the selection of authors, scenario, directors and actors. For Instance. Theodore Roosevelt and the soldiers who followed him In the 8panish-Amerlcan war will be pictured tn "Tne'Kougn Kiaere. Herman Hngedorn. one of Roose- velf a biographers, has been selected to .-write the scenario. An actor, yet unknown to the public, has beon; studying the principal role several months and will appear be fore -directors of the Roosevelt Mo- morial association for approval be. fore : work on the picture begins. . Tlien there is Floreni Zlegfeld who will enter the movies to pro due a picture called "Glorlytng the American Girl.'' Rex Beach Is writ ing the scenario and many -of the Zlegfeld beauties will appear. Es ther. Ralston will have the leading role.- - fOld Ironsides" In Pictures "Old Ironsides" will .be the titlo of a photoplay centering around the constitution, now rotting away In Charleston Harbor, and a ro mance of Stephen Decatur. Mr. lAsky credited Secretary Wilbur as Having originated tne luea ior m production and said hitherto un published historical Information baa -been supplied by the navy department. Many years ago. the producer read Marie Correlli's "Sorrows ot Satan." Negotiations for the picture ' rights were begun, but it was not until after the author's death that the book was obtained for D. W. Griffith to produce. - Among other pictures will be "Now York," written by Sinclair Lewis; "Aloma of the South Seas." which Gllda Gray has been making in Porto Rico: "The Greatest 8how on Earth." written by Monte Kat terlphn about the life of P. T. Bar num: Barrie's "A Kiss for Cin derella," for Betty Bronson. and "Untamed." ' written - by Fannie Hurst, for Gloria Swanson. Many things were considered in deciding upon the program of pic tures, which will total seventy-five. Among them were the public's taste, current fiction and develop ments, the directors and ' stars on hand and "locations." "There is no need to make a pic ture If the public doesn't want It.' said Mr. 1-a.iky. "Fiction and do velopments of the day are excellent guides In learning tills tasto and providing scenario materlul. 1)1 rectors have their special' capa bilities, and stars have a way ot wanting to make certain pictures and of being unwilling to play In ot tiers, WAR OF SEXES IS FEARED TWENTIETH CEXTTItr WIFE ASSERTS HEUSEI.E ClUcnjro lNyi-J.oltac.Kt Snn that Midi a liattlo is Kcswit or llcpmicJou of Women KANSAS CITY. Mo., 'When XertlKhlc man tVlhM hi rifo with a blow from a stone hatchet, ho was pavinit the way for some iwent.eth century wife to domain. of nor husband: "You'll give mo all the pay chock or none," or "Who was that woman you spoko tor Dr. Frederick Pierce of Onloaffo analytical psychologist, who Is spoflklnjr before the university ex tension center here, points out tr.nt today's conflict between th sex es is due to the out-cromn,j of womankind a long pent-up re sentment against man for his dom ination and oppression of his fam ily In the savage state. War or tho Sexes Dr. Pierce warned of a ul-ant'le psychological war between the sexes unless men and women get together and adjust their ra'.ntlof. shtps.on a basis of reason rather thun emotion. "The father tn the primitive family oppressed his wife an 3 chil dren and even held the pover of life nnd death In his hand cays Dr. Pierce. "In his oppression of his .women folk he viol a; J the common laws of nature which even animals observe. In niiltr.al life the female always H th buns when she is bearing r cnrln fcr young. However, the cnasc wo men had to work in dor such con ditlons. The repressel rs-jntMiont of women at such treatment, cur ried through the ages, bee I'll to express itself as soon as the fem inine sex began lo acquire free dom. Breaking of Home Dr. Pierce says this psychologi cal sex war is manifesting Itself in the break-up of horn relations and In the spread of d!vor-e, cs well as In the tendency of men ar. 1 women to array thc.nselvs ava.nst each other politically. "If the home and other phase of civilisation are to be saved," said Dr. Pierce, "we must have solidarity between men and wc men. We can n at f.ffnr-i to waste our time and energy scuibhtlnp; in a psychological civil war. The men should admit th? r-1- mis takes of their sex and toti men and women should gee r-iqi-ther and use their reason -athur than their emotions in solving lhidr problems." Morning Register Professional and Business Directory ; rmnrrciajc jn rtbobom J. H. BOBINETT, M.D. Feet aad arch sa.tt.llrt. Practice limited to aoa srgleal orthoptics. Orftc ttl maw Mldlag. Tnesasy and Friday. Pkoae CM OUU.ION sa4 STANDARD Prac tice limited to th. 97. sr, no sad Uircat. Kroa tatoa aad (Issms far- alskod. Oltlcs 0 I. O. O. F. Bide Phono Its. D. O. S. BaAJtOBXBT Praeties Urn. Mad te oastrtos aad dlsMOO ot eaUd rsa. IM waor Balidlas. Offtoe phoae 4. BsMobco phono tM. a. K. rmw K.D. ooaoral araetlca. fecial attosUoa dyoa to Obototrlcs aad aim mm at woraoa OrOce 141-44-41 Muwr Bids. Phoao Ml. bsiaeaee 1141 Patlorooa SL Phone lit.. Bit S. T. TtTUB Obit. tries aad 41 of ehUdroa a specialty. Brown Bias. Ninth aad Oak otroota Bit. OAKXi W. BOBBINS tTrolosy. salt, 4t H. W. bus. Phoao 11T hf 0. HABIUB Boom 411, Mchtorraa ls.hhgrno Bids, ; CKTEorBAcng Bfc tL O. ORAHAM The chiropractor, saailaatlono (too. Tit WlUsmotto. nK J. I PISCHBR ttl-T-l Whit. Iinpl.. Phoa. 4fl. Btla.nco phono llil. DR. OBOBOB A. aiMOM Chlropracttc r.mo.00 th, c.qm. Hoslth retorna. Phon, lll-J. Ill Wlll.m.tto. nprtalra O8TB0PATBI0 PBTBIC1AKI DKi JOBS aiMONS Osttopathlo phr- SelSa ana oarsooa. 401 M m Id,. DR1 it h. STUDLBT, Oftlc. Til Mlaor Bids. Phono m-J. JOHN HTTNIIOKBR Architect sad sap- orlbtond.nt ,o...oi Min.r Mint. Froroau oporstlona for m.o. wom.n, nd chlldran. 46T W. 4th. Phon. 711-J. TrrBBlBABT BCROEOJf DR. 1. A. FLAMIOAN V.urlnsrr onr- ' . aooa, phono 117 day or nliht. Otfloo ana romaonco. t.v tiiso oiroou ATTORNBTS a D. ALLBN Attornor-at-Iaw, over Bulk of Commoroa. C. A. WINTSRI1EIER Laaa. tMlos aad probate epecUIIUoe Offlco coraor Itl end Wlllssa.tto otroota st O. HOOK Attorney. Practise k) aU courts. Til Willamette St. It. Lt BAT Minor BaUdtac CRAB. A. HARDT- N.tlonsI Bank Bids. Willamette It. V. It I ALT A KINO LawTOT. Bnlloinr. Paoae let. in B. K. CAXJCIHS Attoraor-at-law. O. s. Wmtlon.l Bjk Bids Phono 1IT. CHIROPODIST DR. HAND8HOH Foot Bpodallot; corns, collonoss, banlona fslloa arehoo: all foot ailments, dallr. It to 4. Ill Wlll.rn.tta sronnd floor. Phono Its. BKAXTOBS BBFORB Boylns oeo oar larso Hot sad profit by our IT yare exp.rl.nee. Sam Bush Boaltr Co, Tth aad WU1 am.tt. tJXTJERTAKKRS MARION BATCH FUNBRAIj BOMB IAdr aatlttant. Foil auto eq.ntpin.at. Corner Tnth and Poarl otroota. Phoao lis. Marloa Voatch aad Harry Boon.?. V. W. BRANSTBTTBB Faaoral direct or. Lady assistant. Ante hoarse, 1141 OIIto otroot. Phono lit. CLBAKBB8 AND PMMKRS ELECTRIC CLBANERS Phono Itt SorTlco 70B'U appr.c!ata, lit Ollr. Btrct. IMPERIAL, CLEANERS AND HaTTBBS 47 Sar.nth Ar.. Eit. Phon. III. BOTLBH BBTPAnM AND WBLDINO C. E. RUTH AND SON Bolli-r rep.lrln, and cxprt wddlns. Phonci Shop 111, Rei. 1117. Box 149. Eus.no. TINNING AND HEATTNO SHUPE'S TIN SHOP Tlanlns, furnsct In.t.lllns. 117 T. 7th. Phon. lit. DR, ti. H. HELTERLINB, SUCCSKT to Dr smlta. Dsr and aisht vaono 1114. HALL A SRTJMWAT Plnmblns. tin nine and hostlnsi Mwr pipe aad dr.la til.. SaroBtk and Oak. Pkoa, lot!. PR; BBAPFERS T.t.rlnartaa Offlc. snd rt1d.nc. 161 Hlfh. Phon. HI. TBAJMFBBS ORBOON TRANSFER CO. Cop.nksT.n A Bonnor. Ooo.rsl tranrfsr. Morlns and h.srr work oar op.clslt7. Phono.! offlco 477: rttUtnc. nut. ' CARPET AND BUO OLBANINO LaCTBig CLEANERS III OUTS it. Phono lot. Wo know hew. COLIEOTIOSS t M. TRAVIS. Inc. U. S. National Bank Bldr. Phon. 111. HEMSTITCHING HRMSTITCHINO At ralldtnc, Mrs. Rom Powell. Ill Lwrnc, INSURANCE HENRY A. TROMP Flrt, automohllo . Ilshllltp aad hurtlsry lo.ursnos. Boods Room II, Flrrt Nstloaal Bank Bids fchl. " BL B A8KB R VILTB Insorsnc, ftp.cl.IUt. Insuranc. for ov.rr rlik. Oftlc Phon. 411 417 Wltl.metto St. rjaiNBM C01.1.BOB HTtOBNB BUBINBII COLI.BOB Baroll Now (or hualBHS odncslloa. Catalosae ; trot is rot, tl Pktst ill. . OEO. D. BBITZHAN Plnmblns. ln Bins. II W. Ith stroot. Phon. 117. BXKCTBI0 TBBATMBNTs DR. CHAS. PAINTER Spoclsllst, Bloc- trie power, .uetrlo maMas. umcs, 117 Wltl.m.tt., oppo.lt. Bank of Com- nirci. pnon. lisz-it. aqtico ir... PLDMBINO AND HEATTNO CHASE A LESLET Plumblos sad host Ins. Ill Oak trt. Fhoas 141, os Id.ne. phono 1110-1 at 117 HJsjrPhonajjOI. BBPAIHINO AND. UPHOHTERINO FORNITDRB SHOP 1DII... 0H,. R,plrlns, flnlihlns, npholatarlat, food, pscksd for shipment. 1I0IH Lswr.not t.. Kusene. FBon, siti-k. SHAVERS' FURNITURE HOSPITAL AND FACTORY Repairing, aphelattr- Ins, reflnlihlns. Furnltur, mad, to ordr. Oood. packed for shlpm.nl. Factor til t w. Its, pnon. eoa. WOOD DEALERS DRT WOOD la shod, body fir, stoosd trowth, maple, aah, oak. atah. Mo aawk Wood Turd. Phono ll.. Tar 117 High atrett. Phone 1801. PAtNTINO AND PAPERHANOINA PATNTINO TIMtar, ptperhSBtlac, D. BJotaiaa, Phoae lllt-J, DESTINE JTEDO BASIN Craft Is -Unmoved Save for Lapping of Quiet Waters APHRODITE ONE OF FLEET In UM) Number Are Craft WWcti As Patrol Hoats, Saw Sorrlco' In tho World War (Corr.aponrir.nr. of th, Aaaoclated Pr.a.1 NKW YOUK At the foot oi Twenty-third street. Brooklyn, shrouded by protective shcdi that conetiul the trlninesa of their decks, rests a forgotten fleet for years un moved save by the lapping- ot the outet wnters of Tebo basin. Doomed . by tho' inarch of engi neering which has made tho motor rather than the steam engine most common In newer craft, this silent armada Includes the famous yachts of men who were America's wealth iest In the early days of tho 10th century. In the number are many craft which as patrol boats, saw service in tne world war. Among the more famous of the fleet Is the Aphrodite, owned by Payna Whitney. Tho Aphrodite was In patrol servlco tn 1918. but for nearly seven years now has laid at dork. The Neatra. owned by Charles A. Oould. has been In the basin for nine years. The Elreba, owned by Henry Darlington. Jr., has been there for seven years and the Flying Fox. ownod by Dr. John A. Harries has heen In the yard for three years. The Hlrnndelle. once the palatial boat ot the Prince of Monaco, later the property of a film company, the last two years has stood unmavlng acalnst Her. piers. have outlived their usefulness. Bulk mainly between 1S9S and 1509. these craft, which it appears would cost an average of nearly 11.000.000 each If built today, yacht builder, say. Most of thorn are. steam yachts and the rapid ad vance of marine engineering has seen the old steam engine replaced Dy tne mesol and other motor en gines. I'ort authorities snv. however. that the principal cause of the abandonment of so many of the vessels is tne cost of manning and operating the sturdy, but cumber some crafts, built a generation ago. Lane County News I Contlnued from page 10) with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Scott. Crover "Walker. Charles Noel and Henderson Stewart are mak ing hop poles for a firm at Inde pendence. Oregon. Thev have one carload ready to ship. fed ooiuen made a trip to Low ell Monday morning. Miss Velva Hills of Lowell yllt ed Miss Dorothy Gibson Sundar evening. - ... Mrs. W. F.-Gibson, who snent several days with her daughter. .tirs. wunur Winfrey has returned to her home at the sawmill. Her daughter, Dorothy, who spent sev eral days with hor sister-in-law. .virs. Howard Gibson, who was very III, has also returned to the mill. Mrs. A. Mothenv. Mrs. B. R. Carter and daughter Thelma and Mrs. c. 8. Slooney visited Mrs. W. B. Scott Sunday afternoon. Program Planned at Walker (Reclater Lane County Special) WALKER. Ore.. Dec. IS. The student volunteer band of the Eugene Bible university. Is spon soring a program of instrumental and vocal solos and pianotoguea at the Walker union high school to morrow evening. The program will begin at 8 o'clock. Offlclalfl Visit- Work; (Relator Lane County Special) OA Kit I DUE. Ore.. Dec. 16. A special train was here Friday on its way to a point above oakrldge. It was an inspection trip and Southern Pacific officials aboard were F. L. Burckhalter, general manager; C. Ahern. assistant man ager and B. L. King, superintendent. PUSSY WILLOWS APPEAR FIRST SIGNS OF SPRING SEEN AT OAKIUDGE (Restater Lan. Couaty Special) OAKRIDOB, Ore.. -Deo. 15. Pussy willows, harbinger of spring, have appeared. A bouquet of them may be Been at Romig's magazine store. Over a week ago J. H. Komlg wnue up at -.uavy kock," seven miles above here, plucked the blos soms. Seldom are they seen this time ot year. RAIL' RUMORS HEARD LARGE PAYROLL EXPECTED BY EARLY KUMMKK (Reslater Lane County Special) OAKIUDGE, Ore., Dec. 15. A rumor is current here that by July 16 work will be well under way for the laying of ten tracks; that there will be 20 engines here with three crews to the engine, along with helpers and hostlers, and that the payroll here will be approximately 121,000 a month. It Is understood that the freight di vision is to be here, along with other things. : SENIORS TO GIVE PLAY ELMIRA r.MO.V HIGH STTj DENTS PLANNING PROGRAM (Reslater Lane County Special) ELMIRA, Ore., Dec. 16. The senior class play will bo given Sat urday, December 19, at the Elmlra union high school, at 8 p. m. sharp. Thcro will be music and readings botween acta. The cast is as follows: Samuel Crawford Clair Conant Robert Post .Myron Sailor Walter Conrad ...Robert Slawson Dr, Jlmmie Reed uoVcnner Jnman Mrs. Davis .......... .Leone Burns Ruth Conrad .'. ...Lena Potterf Flo Gray ....Ruby Wllklson Ltitlo .Betty Slawson Zuzu lla Edmiston Salamandor Aloxandor John Henry Jonos Jack Elliot Magazines subscriptions taken tor any you mar Oaslr to rtntw or subscribe for ntw. 100 Second Avsnua East..., ., i-ll-tf Delco Electrio Plants and Frlgl dairs Eleotrlo Refrigerators. W. I Haraia Co. II? Oliva. .... JX-l- LARAfAlTS For Better Gifts on Credit Laraway'a is the best place in Eugene to buy Christmas gift's." . Here you will find just thegifts you want to giVe rightly priced. If yov buy here you don't need a great deal of cash. We will be glad to extend you of courteous credit. . . :.. -v A ' J I , I LARAWAY WANTS 1000 MORE CREDIT CUSTOMERS AT CASH PRICES ' We want to add a large number of credit accounts to o r books that is the reason for our moat liberal credit larnu nf mail nrifWt. Crime in and oDen an account No red tape, no fuss, no delay. .wA m wofcoiw.ai r"avv,v 'fcr Pay After ChrittaiM BLUE-WHITE GEMS,$10a " Diamonds of great brilliancy and beauty. Choice of many stylea of whlto gold carved mountings. Olve her a dla mortd for Christmas. $75, $100, $150 Py After ChrUtmM Gift Diamonds $50.00 . A Christmas Diamond there j no finer gift. Blue white gems mounted in delightfully en graved whlto gold. settings. - Gift Special $25, $35, $50 PAY AFTER CHRISTMAS ! HIV ATE Dl.VMONlt H.Vl.KMUrOM t)IITH THAT LARAWAY DIAMONDS (lunranleod to be rxn lly on represented. An oxirturdl nary Christmas gift diamond feature. Ksnulallo fllugreo whlto gold mountings. $200, $250, $300 and up PAY NEXT YEAR Diamonds have always been the supreme gift! Ouf credit plan makes it easy to give a Diamond. Diamonds of every sire and price. Come in and let us tell our system. Bring Your List to Laraway s Courteous aalrs poopm who will gladly (how you nnd aaaiat you In riiullng auintlhlni (, everyone on your Hat. " PAY AFTER CHRISTMAS World's Finest Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and Silverware on Credit at Laraway's Laraway V large buying power and great volume of business enables him to offer high grade and dependable merchandise on credit terms at cash prices. Every arti cle sold guaranteed to be exactly as represented. ' New Tulip Shape Exquisite of af shape wrist watch-In a gracefully engraved. white gold caso with engraved dial, tiuaranteed 16 Jewcl movement. : $30.00 : PAY AFTER CHRISTMAS Na- Beautiful White Gold Wrist Watch at . $40.00 A beautifully engraved whits gold wrist watch embellished with black French enamel. 16-Jcwel movement, fully guaranteed. - - PAY AFTER CHRISTMAS 1 I lsaTssPl ' ' Beautiful Tavannes ; $50, $67.50, $110, $120, $130 Tavannees wrist watches are made by the moat skilled watchmakers and are thoroughly guaranteed to be re liable timekeepers. IJeautifully en graved white gold cases with black French enamel or set with gonulne diamonds. PAY NEXT YEAR Wrist Watch Special $20.00 A small 15-Jewel white gold engraved wrist watch, guaranteed, at a popu lar prlco - j ,..,; , i , . i PAY NEXT YEAR , Give Gifts That Last Buy Here- Buy Now Boudoir Clocks, $15.00 .. . . j The extremely popular eight-day Beth Thomas Boudoirs fill' a unlquo place In the' home for dressing table. Desk or stde-tablo as well as lor the desk In Ihs cosy office of the professional man. Many attractive) alylea from which to select.'. PAY AFTER CHRISTMAS BP! Seta Thnaiat Veraoej lliishl 3H'-BM H taJb lsai I 'faaaail-te. 1 aslar-aW"" Mantle Clocks Tho gift (or the whole family. . Eight-day mantle 'clocks, genulna Hath Thomas, Now ' 'Haven and' other makes, Including regular ' Cathedral bell and Westminster chimes at various prices- $15, $17.50, $22, $24.50, $38, $55 and up : PAY AFTER CHRISTMAS Compacts Special, While They Last, 89c Special purchase direct from Iho factory enublot us to offer compacts at very low prices. A apeqlal at 8tc, large variety ot Other Special Values at $2.50, $3.50, $5 and up Umbrella Specials at $4.95 "Servlsllk," guaranteed not to split. Should any defects nppenr, samo will bo repaired or another umbrella furnlshod frea ot clmrgo. Colors, blue, brown, red, purple, green and taupo. I . N . Other Umbrellas at $6.50, $8.50, $10.00 and up PAY AFTER CHRISTMAS .i I. Vt I Gifts Neatly Wrapped for Giving and Carefully Stored Away ' Until Christmas c lo 1 1 Gift Special, Elgin $15.00 A good, dependable Klein at a low prlre, one that wilt look well end keep excellent time. Kvcry more. ment guaranteed. Olhor wttchtt In more elabornto rase and higher grade movements for $20, $25.00, $35 and up PAY AFTER CHRISTMAS Fine Waltham , $45.00 Th. most beaullful walch iiJjW America's greatest f. Waltham movements In hjina designed and engraved 1 of tlnctlo annpoo -- ol. must ba aeon to be appreciated, Ota prsat-.- ' ' - ? $20, $25, $30, $35 up PAY AFTER CHRISTMAS Open . Every ' Evening Until, Christmas MAKE THIS A DIAMOND CHRISTMAS SETH Shop Here! '''W1.U,,i;W,mi,urm'e'tf'"'''' "tul f N0W' -T) -f u Uiamond nyiercn ant and Jeweler LARAWAY