Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, December 16, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., WEDNESDAY, PEC. H, 92S TWO , BLEAK WEST COAST ISLE FEARED' BYJfACHTS MEN San Nicolas Has Become A Spot to Be Shunned OLD LEGEND IS REVEALED PrirolH l Santa. Marhara. Mi.-loii Toll of i Woman i Abandoned n lido for 1U Vein " Col-r-.ionilin-c of tha A.PK-latt Prp) PAN FKlMtu, jeoiaie ana wind-swept Nan. Nicolas, one' of s. rhaln of Islands lying off tho const of aouthcrn California ; haa become a anoi ahumied ly most yaohtainqtt. Old-time mariners who wither tin the docka of thl harbor city to awap yarns seldom fail to apeak of barren San Nicola. Jt la Inhabited only by- a man. named StUcArthur and hla wife, who core- for SOOfl sheen owned by a cattlo company New Year's Eve' Supper Dame Eugene Hotel DMcinjr 9 Till 12:30 t . Excellent Suppcjr Good Entertainers Favors Fun ; $2.50 P,!ate , Make Reserratkua Now which leaaea the Inland from the government. Howling offahnr wind an J Rreat aetia, acnlnat which little nroirrcaa can bo made by amnit croft, often are encountered by those who try to reach the talamt. Should the mariner overcome these clementa, another obstuclt hua to be overoomo before a land lug can made. Virtually Im imumhle kelp beds almort aur round the Island and extend from a quarter or a mite to three miles offshore. They may be negotiated only by extremely email eralt. Twlco a year n boat vadta n Nicolas to loud aheep,' and the members of her crew sometlinej are the only people seen by th MacArthur for months at a time 'Phci- have been on the Island near. t ly three years. I'ntll ninety-Ovo I years ago, inuiaos mmiuueu me island. , I ' Priests of I he Santa Barbara mis I slon tell of a woman who was I abandoned n the ielaad In 1SS0, , fur 30 yearn. When, the' Mexican i irovernment removed the natives of Ua,.- KIIAln. . .Ka n.UnJ .woman. In returning for a baby . she had forgotten, was left. Indl. cations that she still Uvea wen found by men who visited the Is Ilund In aearch of her. Evidently fearing that they were enemies, she eluded them. Finally . she was found, virtually- Insane. There was no trace of any other person, and It- was aeaumcvl that the baby had perished. maintain them. Judsou V. Fu Ik mo ot Si-nlllo was the only member voting to override tho veto. l!ev. Saunders, a member of the house mi'ks and playground com mittee. announced on tho floor of tho chamber that tlio committee was willing to accept tho vetu us some of the smaller towns had pro. tested that It would cause them a great exeuse. He said that a new lull Is to be drawn which would exclude the smaller municlimlltlea. House bill 10S which would have authorised the state parka board to enlarge Its parks In Washing ton hy purchasing or condemning land adjacent to the park failed by tivo votes to become a law not withstanding the veto. Under the preeent law the parks committee can purchase or condemn laud abutting n state highway but can not add to the originally desig nated park: I HOUSE BACKS HARTLEY EXBCVTTVi: Sl'STATXED" IX TWO VETOES Hjr The AMorlat! Pr . OLYMP1A, Wash..' Dec. lo. fiorernor Hartley was sustained on two vetoes by the house of the state legislature today, the first by a vote of 8 a to 1 and the second 67 to 16. The first vetoed measure to be taken up as a special order of business was houso bill 63 giving cities and towns the power to con demn land for property within their city limits and assess the dis trict In which tho parks are sit uated for the money to build and FIRES DAMAGE TIMBER LOSS IN MONTANA 1CSTIMATKO AT H5.(tOO t (Hy Th Assoc In tKl Pra) HUTTR. Mont., 1. 16. Two fires today cftUitod lotutos of $-56,-000 In timber mills tit Hocknor ntid. Pol ao n. Tho' Ani.vo.ula Mining com pany's tlmtnT Inut tit Kookner wns tlontroyert with n low of $15i, 000, The Dewey Lumber company's saw and plniitnur mills at . Poison were- burned with a lotts estimated at SI 15.000. The losses aro cov ered by insurance. SLAVERY CHARGE FACED Ki:ni:itf onii'KK.s toxiwn i:i TO TAKE MIM.KIt Auto TTtts Stngo (Br Th. Anuclsted Press) ORKOON C1TV. Ore.. Dec. 15. Clifford Brown of Salem was In jured near here this morning, when he.drovo his automobile Into a California stage. The stage was tracking unothcr. when Hrown, defourtnfr around one car, crashed into the second. His In juries consist of cuts about the face and a bad bruise on the head, suffered when ho was pitched from his automobile. 8A1.KM, Ore.. lec. M. I'nlted States Marshal Clarence Hotrhklss, Is expected to arrive in Salem this afternoon tu take Into custody l,int Mlll.tt fi'jiilitMt whom n charge of while slavery la to he filed todny In connection with his coming to Hnlem and living here with Mis, Oscar Itancox after having crossed the International boundary Hue from Saskatchewan, t'ltuailn. Whether Miller U taken to Portland today depends on whether he waives a preliminary hearing, but that he la expected tu do. in which event he will bo taken lo Portland to await nctlon ot the federal grand Jury., Otherwise an Information will be filed here be fore I'nlted suites Commissioner. l.yle 11. Page. The case cilme suddenly to light Saturday when the woman's hus band, having trailed the pair from Canada, nppenred In Salem, and traced them lo, their apartments. Mrs. llancox aiid her child were tnkeii Into the custody of the po lice matron, and the police later urreeted Miller. Hancox tried to attack Miller while the latter was In custody ot the officers and Han cox also was Jnllcd for Investiga tion. Karly today Hancox was released on order of federal authorities, but a few hours later appeared tit tho police station where he Is aatd to have threatened the uvea or at II ler and others. Ho was Immedl ately locked up again and will be held for deportation. Hancox la said to have stolen his way across the Canadian line into the states, and according to his story to Chief Mtnto, was shot at while doing so. Mrs. Hancox is ill nnd Is In a local hospital. Pennsylvania house of reprosenlu lives. I.userne Is one of the largest hard coal pmiruclug reunites In the state. Tho proposal, which Includ ed a form of arbitration under the name ef board of settlement, pro. vhled for Imnu'illale rceuinplloil of work whllo negotiations aro under wnv. . wit ho- operators nor mlneri would comment on the latest peace plan. It was understood, however, that the miners had not changed their nosiltou of standing on the acceptance of tlovernor Pinch. it's peace proposal, wmrn was re Jeuled bv the operators. BANK PROPERTY IS SOLD Willing New Minister: You should see the altar In our church. Village Spinster: Lead mo to It. Did You Ever Think of Giving Faultless Pajamas Welcome Gifti Useful all the Year afflux? Pajamas EESESSi rajan A Faultless Gift is Faultless Pajamas IT'S NOT so easily done to select a gift that will meet with his sincere approvalbut the sug gestions we may have to offer will no doubt relieve your crowded imagination as to the gifts you are going to give. ' A suit of FAULTLESS PA JAMAS in flannel, fine textured silks and broadcloth plain colors and stripes everything that will suit his most fantastic whim. $225 io $950 Gifts for the Young Men Eagle Shirts . Rich novelties in a vist vari ety of materials. Collars at tached stiff collars to match, or just collarless. . $2.00 to $5.00 Smart Sweaters The lover of outdoor sports will be glad to find a distinc tive sweater among his gifts on Christmas morning. Our assortments, always not able, are more comprehensive and attractive than ever be fore. Brilliant hues $5,00 to $10.00 Imported Scarfs Our neckwear was selected with a view of serving for months after Christmas as well as conferring pleasure on this particular day as a gift. Colorings which bespeak the most beautiful tics that can be found. $1.00 to $3.50 jSTOREMEN . , KNOWN FOR GOOD CLOTHES Large still is taken SNOHOMISH KQl'll'MENT 18 TAM ED .IT 930,000 (Rv Tha AMot'lntott PrcwO SEATTI.K. Wiuh.. Xrc. 18. Moomthlnlnir cqnipmrnt ami pro- tturtu vniurd nt jzn.uup wr ao.icd ami four prlonni nrretU by Kotleral Prnhlhltmn Atiminlstrntor Hoy l.yle and hi n.tnntn In n double raid today In Snohomftth t9tinty. about 25 miles north OA t of hire. Two jjIIIIh, one a RflQ-ffntlor, triple coiulrntor. the other l&G-Biilloi. capacity, gnllonn of mnnh, two tons of rrurked rorn nnd corn meal, 25 neks of corn nuftar. col orln? matter and n truck wore nelsetl. Srx 63fralton drum of kerosene, fuel for the burners, were also discovered. W. M. Zimmerman nnd Al Tiny were openitinir one of the atUlw. of flee n uttitl. t'lyde Chandler wna arrested on the track, whllo Oils Anderson, tho fourth man, wan taken In custody m KveretC where part of tho moonshine, coloring matter and some Klycerine were found, tho prohibition squryt re ported. The Klycerine was used to put a bend on the fake whisky, they explnined. The men nro hold under $1500 bonds each. hips Mi T.rrKi koii at (ior.n iiii.Ij I, A NO MMUKOItl). Oi'O.. Heo. 15. The closing chailtms in tho rallure of the llinttt of Onld Mill oC Oold Mill. Ore., In .Murch. Ii3l were written In the' records of the t'lr cult court Mmiduy when upon rvcommendatloim of HuperliilendciU ef Hunks Krnmwell. bids for the remnlniii)t usjmt of the defunct In st It ut ion were ordered accepted. The asset consist of collectable iiQtu.ud the house and lot of rcy VI.' Hell, former president and cashier, whoso sentence of ten years in the stulo prison, vim re cently reduced by tlovernor Pierce, followed by u parole, nnd collect ible notes. Walter Zimmerman bid 100 for the house and lot which is en cumbered by a morlKiiiM for $1700 held by the Jackson County L.onn iMoclttiioii. mid Albert I'ai.key bid for the. notes. Hoth blddwrn live In Oold Hill, and the bids or both went accept eti. The rcnmlnlitM nssvts consist of land, listed In tho bank superin tendent's report "ami not worth .wiyitiK taxes on" and notes upon which little if any money could be realised. LOUCHEUR RESIGNS POST t'.Wl, IMt"MKIt KXI'HTWI TO T Mi K l'lX.WCK l'ia( K BRICK BUILDING FALLS Font MKV AKK BHUED AS KTItl CTlltK 'OIXAPSK.t ny Th Auoclnted Press) 3 AN FHAXCrsCO. t'a!.. Dec, 15, Four men were hnrled ' nnd probably crushed to death when one-story brick and frame hullrilntf at KlKhth and Mission street sud denly collapsed late this afternoon. Two men. reported buried climbed out of tho debris only sightly In jured. The building collapsed when the wall next- to a lot that was bclnir excavated fell In. The four men t burled were working In a trench ; at the,bas of the wall. They were ' nmnlnvM of n rnnatrnrl Cnn fnm. pony. Two were carpenters; the other were laborers. Police and firemen were still working tonfpht In an offort to extricate the burled men. One of the first to visit the scone of tho accident was Mayor Jnmes Kolph, Jr. The hulldlnie that collapsed was occupied by the Peorlea Welding works. LA F0LLETTE 'IN PARTY SENATOR G1VKH KTATKM ENT . OS PIUXCrPMM I . (Or Th Anoclatfld rrff.N) , WA8HINOTON, Dec. 16. Both bnforo and after tho Republican nennto today had accepted-him In. to tho parti fold, Senator La . SoIlolto of Wlsconaln Rave puhlia notice that ho would adhere to the "proKrcanlvo principled" of hla I father who waa read out of the i party a year ago by the aenata old ! guard. Hla flrat notice went dlrrctly i to the pnrty lenders In the form ' of a letter to the committee on j commlttcoa which voted ycaterday I to recognize him na a Republican i In making eommittne aaalKnnienta. ma accond took the form of an. nuurPH at a hanriuet Riven In hla honor tonight by the ofrirora of Ijihar. a newapapcr pulillnhcd by railroad workera. COWBOY TRIES ESCAPE FRANK htTTTH THROWS COURT INTO IHHORDRIl mr Th A.imAlat'n Vrn) ROC'KKOftlJ, III., Dec. IS. Cir cuit court hero waa thrown into diaordor twlco today hy two- at tcmpta to eacapo liy Frank Lctta, Montana miner and ranch hand, nji he wua being arraigned on ohm-gen of nraon and of attempting dyna miting of Chapnell Tlrothera, horae meat packing plant hore. 7ho flrat attempt cnrrieu mo purauit into the courthouao corrldora, The aec ond nttempt waa fruatrated when court attachoa stopped him In the courtrotmi ita ho atartod another utinh for a door. IOtta, when nrrnlgncd, nald ho wanted to "pload nuilty but havo a Jury trial." Honda of 1B0O0 woro aot nnd tho record ahowa him oa pleading "not guilty." . ' STRIKE PROPOSAL MADE IMMEDIATE m-Ifil'MTTlOS OF WORK IS ASKED (By The Associated Press) PHILADELPHIA, j)Cc. 15. An other proposal for endlnfr the nn thmcltjo strike, now In Its 10th waek, was. today presented to op erator ffnd miners, It camo from seven of tho eifrht member of tho Luzorno county, delegation to tbo tnr Tli AssUied Pr PAHIH. w 18. M. Loucheur has renlKned from hh post a fi nance mlnbder. feelttiK that it I Impossible to carry on in the face of the hostilities of the finance committee of the chamber of dp titles and In the face of the clear disllko of hi financial measures on the part of buslucsa interest throughout the country. Paul Dounier. mdleal socialist and former flirmco minister, will probably tnkn hi place. Premier Hrland held a luni? talk with 8ma tor Oourner thin evening and Is inclined to ask him to lake the portfolio. Not hi nit. however, will be decided until nfter the cabinet meeting which M. Itrlund has sum'noned for tomorrow mornlnir Should the cabinet approve the choice of M. 1'oumcr. he may formally be nppointed at noon to morrow to take over tho ministry at once. For his own f 1 1 m t lfi C7rt. . i V . 111 II VIR wlOOScS ULlIfil PlnRt Vf im : Mil SOME folks thine of the jewelry store as the pbec to ro, chiefly, for those gift where experue is the teconJ con sideration. " But not Santa Cbus! That canny o!J gift expert knows better than tlutl He judges the worth of a Rift not alone by what it costs, hut by what it yields in service and satisfaction . . . And long iff), he discovered that a dollar goes farther at the jewelry atnrc than it dots fuliieas and pleasuie. Tor die jeweler dels in imperiruHt in Rifts that last, like tl fidelity of a fine friendship, for as Iodr a, ,c wf ' Specialiiing in jewel., the jeweler sea to it that every article in his stock it tru a je wel. And whether u k for a Jornment or for utility, it mut mcmurc up tajtwd. tandards. in craftsmanship and integrity. He who must coddle a lean pure or ahe who may indulge a U one. Ixjth will find there the gifts they would mmt lie to Rive coniforuhly priced within their re. spective Christmas budgets. But whatever tlic price, the quality is always jeweler's tiuahty-uncororotiiis. ing in its ffne stand.irds, ' A Sanu Ciim. He knows 1 MRS. RHINELANDER HOME rFI'OKTS OP Kl' KM X KUAN AUK wanti-:ii tnr Th. amm-uixI l'r.) ' NBW ItOfHKI.I.K. N. Y.. Pec ia.-r-yv hi lo ropprU, (rom Florlilu aalit (lt Ktl Klux Klan waa out to I prrvont Mm. Allen Jonoa Itlilne-i lander fnm comlnK there tn real ( after her victory In the recent an-: nulment milt hroiiKht hy I-eonard I Kin Khlnelander, ehe renppearol at her home here today. Mra. Hhlnelaniler hait never been more than 60 inlla away from liei home atnee the ault. thouRh alio dla ar)iared two'dnya o?ter a Jury In Whlto I'lalna deHtted In her favor. Almoat ffimultaneeualy with hr return, attorneya for her hilabund emphatically denied reporta tha? he had returned to hla wire, and a irrhnd Jury In Whlto I'lttln. decided I ,1 vi. mil utnn ,, mi ,iiii ii, ,i.h"I i tampering with the jury that sat on . tho trial. SECT EXPECTING CHRIST HINDU PLAXS TO TAKE ON DIVINK SI-ntIT !ly Tnn Amorlatnl Vrmy I,OS ANtit'.I.KH, Cal., I)i. 15. The Theoaophlctil Ordi'r of the filar in the Kaat ontanlxcd H years ago to proparo for tho sec ond vlaltatiun ot Chrlat tu earth, la nfnking ready to greot the Havlour In the hndy of Krlahnu murti, a young Hindu, at Adyitr, Gravely I1L 3k ,r, Barbora Lo Mnrr, of tho Hereon, is gravely ill in Los An geles from a throat infection and other troubles, which have caused her to lose 100 pounds in weight. SHOP EVENINGS THIS WEEK Just Come in and Look at Our Stock ' Any Evening Until Christmas. Where Quality Is Higher Than Price. Luckey's Jewelry Store W. W. BRISTOW, Proprietor The 'Store with the Street Clock province of Minlrna, India, and at Ommen, Holland. Thla announcement was mndn hero today hy Dr. Krneat Htono, International) Bccrotary-troosuror of tho order. The jimniroalntlona nre looked for during the coming Christmas season, when Krlahnamurtl, who la now In Imllti, la to ha hulled na tho human . vehlclo carrying the manlnrostntton of Chrlat, Willi a mlealnn on earth as a world teacher. llfgliinlnff Young Clerk: My wife has presented me with a little hoy, air. Ahaent-mlnded Merchnnt: liny? Well, If ho la n smart kid hrlng him hern; ve want a hoy In tho store. Good flardwaro. HERBS Kenil for Vrro Ihmkhf SUNSET HERB AND PRODUCTS CO. Motlford, OnKim Your Printing as you want it ar. J when you want it EUGENE PRINTING CO. 1047 Willamette Telephone 1 DURING THE TEENS Healthful progress of a child depends upoMhe foods utilized during the age of growth and through the teens. Scott's Emulsion of pure cod-liver oil is a vita, min-rich food that favorably influences growth and strength. It is a food' tonic of special value during the "teen-age". Srrt A- Bwrae, BleoBiseld. H. J. -ff Charity Danci Wednesday, December l1 1925 AT Dreamland Hall GIVEN BY MOOSE LODGE in Co-operation with Mrs. M. S. AdV FOR Benefit of the Needy of Eugene ' and Lane County for Chmtma EVERYBODY WELCOME!