Morning register., December 26, 1925, Image 1

it II II
VOL. LVHI
EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1925
NUMBER 47
JAS GAY HOLIDAY
J Cheer not Known Since
,914 Fett In All Lands
. n Day's Events . .
f HOLDS REVELRY
n .In. Amorka.
Generally Quiet
MORNING REGISTER
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Woollier Im- (l,-.w, . Kiihiiilny.
i'l"f.ili' lei nilnrw; r,,.h
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"ml -Ui-.lfi, ,,i,r m,
iMIgene
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H.niH,r null, ii, i. ,,.0 nl.
WV IlKH lllivollloa. 'nKi, K,
Automobile i win- in uiIvIhoiI I hill
they .'luiiml Ki lii..,,,.H nl
''"y gel ' i-I UIIi llln III till,.. !,,
i.MiiiK.'ium iiimiiiK In I'lirhiliiu
inir. ii inr aerie i,r nmiiiliiKH
I'aK"
I'll.iilli.lH ul I- ity Ju ,1V1,
IniN fur riirUiniiiH iliiini.r, UK,
' seen n hTpm-ib: runs i,i.i,i,.
mall iiiiik. I'hki K.
I'll, her in mni'inl urn; Blur,, in
opened In riirlluml. I'iiki. K.
iiiiit lei ni in university
.liimiury i. 1'niie a.
Jiiuniiillnni IjiiIIiIIiik ii! ilnlvirHlly
Oil)
Opi'llH
WiiNS' GIVEN VODKA
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Li MlH-mJ Pfiw IImiimiiiivm
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AKiJVl"K I''""'llt ,wr
. . unit coiifiua
.i. I'hH.tliill world In lit liable
I hurdana today ml celebrated
slays' ?l 1 1 Ht 111 1 m It litis known
ZS hi.
fi,m Washington to Inn heart ' , ",' "," """'I-' - - -
lA?rl-wl"''v.T - Uirlailima "l""" ol Kiiih i... I.IKI. seli,
L lathered fl"riiph uml " iruuafer he
A III -m t.t I I U.
!" " " " Army r rvea ll,l..,: ,iv.flvi.
rtircli servlc.a wrro broiMl.u.t "' '"'" '"""'v-
:r 0;u.d"s -
" " " .... -.,.. nt WtllmlMT Mlllff W I I IfiflM I'm
a. war. ll-rlli. orli I ?lVB..l"M,r,'.'."-n " ""l'l"y
r ..iru
m rTtit1 11 V" - ' " "
. dvri. mid Mowuw Wfl-
unid iroiiTliy nfur finnlim with
fS l.'nll'd rllntM onlvlinimr
illy, Tim North anil Mulillo
M( had wlill ChrUtmiin, nml
i ttn wT flurrloa of now hIuiik
kf Atuntli HAituiHirQ nnu inrouKii
U ol III" HOUltl.
ltWUU'lll mw r wiihiii
Prnldrni nnd .Mm. I'miMilm In
tuhlnron 't I'1" ""i "ir '"
1.... .uiil. intirnlnir olilircli
uiign " - . - ...
hrillltlM illlinvr nnu a quim uny.
y. York nnd-Chlnn nfii-r
ttiHMinitt ovrii of uiiwonioit mili.iy
Infflrd till Hironm lor inn uuy.
in IVmlilnmcin. New York nml
Wilmlly rvry Kuropeun riipl
Ll, pulpit peukrr hull oil the l.o
Loo mM n miKiiry of irr.
A JUM prHiro WAV II1P RUHJPOI Ul
Chriumu ornn)n lrllvred hy
lit formr iirrmnn iniwrnr. u
tlm l Doom. Ilollnnd. to hln
Linllr. llif tuft of lila formrr
riirt and mtmlnri n( th Duu li
Alinouill numDlH mirTivr win
U ' Ihruunhoul lh Clirlnllun
lid, thro wii no Inch of world,
i MM1.1I11 Mnwutf. Ilnea' of
fumy ItUMluna wulU'd (hair ahnre
m tiiw 4i) pur cni vouku aim
bulla bt labor axohtinxaa tiir
implU'Dd and huiiry . loniiro-
raplii Infra wmrtixl
rtrta rafra overflowed with
hnlira while the II hern I irr. ri-
Jf4 tht roatly celebnttlon and
Iraouncrd "the iw'aiiduloUH Keen
Muntmarte. while aoldlera lire
Imt In tin- It If f and Hyrin."
U Home the none auent i.hrlnt-
kui with inenilivr of lila family.
rtoiti the Hiilhincllo fleldn, mi-
lnl by a new ir(miM't of peare.
Kuroiieun uniutaiH relrorniiiiK
U Lorarno itact. from Hotithi'rn
MH wllh balmy weather, to the
hraiir klenr'a imlure lit Uoorn,
rm in reJuk'liiK today.
Cbla mpNjtnicpa from
n4 recount the olienrvanre of
kUMniaa. Noel Welhauhten, Nn-
m or I'aai'im, ein'h according to
ittcutom of tho country.
- Walkiim lloli I'oor
Ni York'a mnyor-vleot and
pro. Walker joined laat nlht In
Mnrlnir Unakela to th clty'a
fx, while one iiewainier UIb-
raulid JSU.U00 collui'ted from
ii mdera and another gave u
HH. (Oil ('liruiinnu imriv at which
fli loiu of loya and food were iIIh-
niuinl. There waa only n IlKht
teowtall In tha metropolitan men,
fiboiifh mom of New England en-
fiw a white chr atmaa.
iwniion will celebrnto tomorrow
pio. Halunlnv la tinsliiB- 1nv Ihuro
fl I holldny. All tiualneiw und
Ml local iriniMporlatloii nru at n
fMiliitlll and there nra not even
r"iiier in London today.
I n wu mnre than ordinarily
Pi Inplie a UhrlHtman nve drlr.
fna foraeaat of rain for Chrlat-
C" oy. The Montnintro nnd the
Pmoi Klvape win fniuirliul llielr
tint ilnoe pro-war dnye.
IfWi ITiwIitiml riiwMtl
""IdiMit William t'oanrnvo of
' hllh Knie Hlnle nl llulilln ex.
Jd hla hollcf thllt Ilia wlahea
fHiy C'hrlatmaa and a biiitht
for tho , Irlah people
filled. ,
reaalan III (oma qimr-
nhinn i fnniilillii llnr
'Ported n rhoerfill OhrlatmnH.
1'fwaa holiday aplrlt and aonit
iA?1"011": tho iniuniplnycd for
lch made 100 million innrka
! for their aid. President
Unburn and moat nf tho of
""tamlly ent the dny tit their
rj. but aent a apeHnl Ohrlat
r,lfothm to the Ainorlrnn
cx-Kiilnor Wllholni waa ro.
" inilKly Cirolod lit hlK
Aulo allow pluiix urn iiniioiim i.il In
r.UKene: iliili. Hi,t Into In .',
riuiry. I'iiki- II.
Holi-I worki-rH hntmv: m'1v ri-ini.iii
hereil with koI-I i-olna y-nl-ril:iy.
I'aic K.
I.'ew prlaonera In Jnll thla f'hrlai.
nioa: lam yeur'e nnnihi-r rot In
lllilf. I'iiki. .
Men Inlem hnipera one hnimewire
111 l-.ilKi'lli- U-iirna. fime N.
Kmapi-il irumy luken In Aberdeen
run auny from Uine ciuinty Jnll
... i, .hit on, riiKe a.
f'hrlaliniie plrll la reflerled In Ku
Kni': nil mmle hnppy. I'iiko H
Hlr Knlirlila of Ivnnhoii I'omiiinnil-
e'V noairvi. Clirlalmna rltiini
i-nne a.
l-.llcu J. Wealfnll, Inrnl reaidenl
amre nm ,lli. nt home of
inilKlil.r. I'aKe 8.
Policemen rhnrltnhle nn f'hrlatmn
niacin : tmfflr vlolatora warned
I 'liKe K.
Stntlier ecu, I. plum pmlillnif from
l-.lll'iiin.l lo lorat piatnr. PnKe 8
ijiiio hiiiihv mm lireicnn
urnnire nl lioahen hua Inlllut'on
I'nae Z.
Aiiiiironai newa nolea and per.
rnnitin. rune
Kiairle
Prep rrh'Mit honp"iK lo work ilur
'lltf hull.:rti-ii. PnKe ft.
SEVEN LIVES ARE LOS
Tiuti:i-: i iiu:mi:n kii,m:i in
('IIKIKTMAS III.A7.K
b.
Kansas ..oie Made Bv
Juno , oilock Declared
Not in Conflict
Ma.
Convicted In Alaska
Obtains Release
CHANGE IN KIND MADE
WAGE NEGOTIATIONS TO
START NEXT TUESDAY
AOI(!I-:.IKNT n H J s a h
OHKKIt TO VUMt ,M!M:KH
Alva i i .Mil r U Id 1khikm ( all tor ltc
ncwal of l'arlnyH tn Now
York City
Iuiiik.4 Whirl I Ail) Nut Meivl)
A UvMMlllIK itt AllUMIIlt nf
rltfliial Snl4'ii-u Siilil lu
Itcqulnt ('oasciit
(Ity Tin Ahhiii luii'il l'nHK)
HA ItTI'tJUD. I'oiin.. lc. 2r,
rulliiK i rVlM-nl JiKlK" Joliri
olluck or KiuiHiiH (Mly that a
lr'Hlil'iitlul rrnu in ut ut lun ol" kcii
(iK'i In nut ItliulliiK unh'HM urci'pt-
t' till' 1 1 1'lHCt It !', IH DDL Hi VUl'l-
i with tlu (IccIhIom by JikIku
Kilwln S. 'riiotniiH In the durum
( 'hiiiiiiiiui tiiH, AHrtlHtunt I nlleii
Stuti-H Attorney CicorK H. olu'ii
iiMsi-rtfil today. Mr. iolun reprc
MMiti'il I In- KOvernmcnt ut the
'hiiiuiaii hiiln iiH rurpUM hearing.
Th KatiHaH ("Ity v.utto c!iiter
ulmiit Iht' clii I tn oT Vuco rerovleli,
Mfihti-iu-Krlii nuliliMiiun who wun
convlcH-'il o( ltiurdi-r In AIilhUu and
Ki-ntctirod by tho ft'dttral court to
ho I'xeiMitiMi. rrcHideiit Tuft coin-
united tli Ik lo life ltnpriHonincnt
and 1'iTovlch wuh confined In
Liitvi-nworih prlnon In HDite of iit
it-final uf th t-onimiitation. The
cum came before JudKe 1'ollock
on I'erovlcli'B contention that he
wan UlPK'illy Imprisoned for life
and the Judffo ordered Ills release.
In tho I'erovU'h cum. Air. loneii
nibl. JihIkc Pollock acted lii nc
cordanoe with previous declMona
which hidd that c ha linen In "cn-
tenceo whon not merely a lessen-
Inir of the amount of the, ordinal
Hi'lilence, reciulre the ncceirtance
of the prisoner. In the Chapman
nunc. Cohen continued, tlie chunge
In sentence Is clearly u leoHenlnrc
of tho sentence imposed for mall
robbery, a chuntce In degree and
amount of sentence but not In kind.
In the Perovich cano the In-sue
hk Cohen hook It. Itt the charge In
the kind of nentcnoc, from death
to Mfo imprisonment.
(Ily Tim AMORlat1 Preiia)
IIAZKII'ON, 1'tt., Dtic. 25.
Offlciiil aunouncoment that waffc
neKotlutloiiH looking toward peaoo
In tho tinthraoltn InduHtry would
bo renumed next TuewJay curne a
a joyouK Chr'HtinaH gift today to
tho IfiK.OOO Idle nin workers
Oloom tho.t hud hunK over tho
I'f'Kton for woeltH wan diHpelled by
i lie newt Hum Alvan Murkle, chair
man of the openitorH' und inlnera'
joint eornmltteo, had IhhuimI u cull
for u renewal of Hie parloyH In
New York City, after aasortlnK
Unit Hin h aetlnn wuh ureeablo t(i
ii'preHcntatlveH of both mineiH nnd
operntorH. ,
There wero prediction that a
new watfe m-nle would be HlKned
within a week ufter the conference
In resumed, as well uh forecuHt
thut the oppoHlnK Kt'oupn would be
unable to reconcile their miror
enceM and thut the conference
would end In fa Jure nu did those
In Atluntlc City IuhI Atmust. In a
fur mnl statement announcing the
cull Mr. Markle kuUI:
"The anthracite Hubcommlltoe
will meet In New 'ork on Decem
ber !, 192fi, nt 3 p. m. The re
Humption of netfuliatlons Ih aree
elile io both miners and operutorH.
At th'B meetlnK any boflin for et
tleiin nt may be brought before tho
meet UK by either" Hide." .
The call followed a concerted ef
fort on the purt of the Cu' nolle
cleiKv or the anthracite fields to
hrliiK preHHUie to bear on the op-
poHiiiK forceH for a.renewui 01 ne-
Kol'fitlonHt v
(tovernor I'incnot ana a com
mit co of mayorH and burtfeHBeH of
the anthracite region were umons
thone who made unnucceHflful ef
forts to end the KunpenHlon. .
INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM
TO WELCOME NEW YEAR
TOMB HIT BY BULLETS
MAIIOMI'TTS H1IH1NR . AT MK
DI.VA ItI0lOTi;i DAMAfJKD
AMKHIOANS TO JIKAIl CIUMKS
OF liOXIMIN TOWKR i
V(mI(I-VI(Io HrojulcuKtljiK Will
(Ive Ituil'o TaiiH Cliauro to
Knjoy .Many KruturcM
Mly Tlie Amiiclitted I'reux)
NEW YOitK, Dec. 25. With
the chlmCH in the tower of parlia
ment In London heipln to ring In
America's New Yeur, the most
elaborute International rallo
broudcustlnff proKiam In history
Is helriK planned for the advent of
the year 1H2H.
fieneral JnmoH O. Ilarbord,
prenldent of the Kadln (,'orpora
Uou of Amer.cu, announced (dans
todfty for world-wide broadcasting
vhlch in HiIh country will have Its
focal po.nt ut the h itch-powered
experimental h' at Ion of the cor
poration ut Hound iirook, N. J.
0KITI SllirH tO ihlllg
Opera fiturH in New York, the
marine buna in Washington and
the symphony orchestra In Roch
ester, N. Y., will he among the fea
tures of the program which will
be broadcast acrotts the seas, ro
hroudcust for the lirltish IhIch und
'he continent by the British
-Hroadcasling company, und again
re-broadcast in (Jermuny, almos
i)hei'!c; conditions permitting.
A chain of stations throughout
the United Stutes will re-hroud
cast the program for Americans, -t'li'mes
Start Procram
The program Is expected to be-
g'n with the pealing of the chimes
of "K.g Hen in London which
w.U be picked up at Bound Brook
and be re-broadcaHt throughout
this country. Preceding the
American musical program,
official American spokesman will
send greetings to the listening
wor'd. His words w 11 be repeat
ed by llngu'sts :n French, German,
Italian, Span sh, Polish, Swedish
and Japanese.
(By Th Aiiora4i1 Press) .
WIIKI-:hBARKB. Pa.. Dec. 25.
Associated Press dispatches QD
nounc nu that a resumption of an
thracite wage scale negotiations
had been arranged cut througn tne
cloud of gloom that hung over
the Wvomlng valley coal region
todHv nml made Christmas a clay
f morry rejoicing In hundreds of
homes.
KING'S CHILDREN HOME
SPAIN'S TtOYAIVTY ENJOYS
CHMSTMAS TREE
BOYS CONFESS STEALING
MISSING GOODS RECOVERED
BY OFFICERS
(By The Associated Prefa)
HOQU1AM. Wuah., Dec. 25. Sev-
cral hundred dollars worth of goods
stolen from Christmas stocks ol
Hoou am merchants were recov.
ered by local police tonight, after
an all-day investigation following
the arrest of John Selma and Floyd
Crumm. Hoauiam youths, early to
day. Selma was arrested on sus
picion early this morning wneii
ITALIANS AROUSED
AGIST GERMMS
Berlin Dissatisfaction Cause
Of Bad Feeling Seen
In Capital
miL STARTS TROUBLE
Extreme Fascist Newspaper
Publishes Attack -
BOUNDARY HELD SACRED
Article Carries Warning Against
Renewed Commercial Activity of
Former Enemy and Asks
FirHti Place
AMERICAN FILMS LIKED
BY BRITISH AUDIENCES
WISE SUPPORTED BY
ASCENDANCY IjI VFXY ISSUE
IN BRITISH ISLES
Exhibitors Show Prererenco for
Jlcturcs Prod need Abroad.
Governnumt Learns
(By Tlif Amioclated Preiia)
ROMK, Dec. 25. Reports from
Berlin of dissatisfaction over the
treatment of German-speaking in-
natiitants or south Tyrol by the
Italian authorities have brought an
outbreak of violent anti-German
sentiment In Rome.
The extreme fascist newspaper
Impero publishes a long editorial
entitled "Our Instinctive Racial
Enemy" in which it outlines the
Ital an policy to keep control of
south Tyrol In perpetuity and re-
garas lirenner pass as a sacreu na
tural boundary.
I'.aly to' Bo Ahead t
The article ' warns ' Italians
against the 'renewed activities of
Germans in commerce and de
clares that "Italy will never play
second f ddle to Germany again.'
The Imptero explains that there
was another excuse for Italy's tak
ing second place to Germany when
Italy was a secondary power, but
now, it asserts, Italy as a power of
the first order can no longer en
tertain .the Idea of ., being Ger
many's l'enfant. "
German Policy Given
The paper goes on to say that
Italy's policy toward Germany
must embrace the following con
siderat'ons:
First, that Germany shall be
hound to- exniate her criminal
folly until she has fully repaired
the Immense damage she has
caused; second, that Germany may
never aspire lo the possession or
(By The Associated Presii) I
LONDON, Dec. 25. England
continues to make a lively Issue
of the ascendancy of Ameiflean
films in the British Isles. The re
cent adverse vote of movie theater
owners on-the question of making
compulsory the exhibition of u
fixed proportion of British films
In British houses has, however,
thrown a new light on the prob
lem and halted action.
The British exhibitors would pre
fer British films if they were equal
to American films and had as good
drawing power, the vote made per
fectly clear. But the men who nip
the theatres. Indicated plainly that
the compulsory exhibition of Brit
ish films would, in their opinion
lessen the receipts of film houses.
In other words. It would reduce
the Income the government .re
ceives from amusement taxes.
The government needs all it can
get from amusement taxes and
there is apparently less eagerness
to rush legislation which would af
fect the treasury.
Many prominent exhibitors have
said very frankly that the public
wants American films for the very
good reason that the British
makera do not supply films which
appeal widely to theater goers.
They have said also that they do
not see any prospect of supplying
a large quantity of satisfactory
British lines In the films, in th
WRECKED MEN SAVE GIN
NEWSPAPER REPORTER FAILS
AT MEMORY. WORK .
Portland Rabbis Fall To See
Anything Unusual In
' Statements
MANNER ELD ABRUPT
Many Said id Believe Jesus,
Historical Character
DIVINITY IS QUESTION
f a happy ch
f Ymr fur
HO fiilfl
tPlle tK'iir
p f Iho Do
lllv Til. Ai.iKU'f.,1 l'..l
1IOHTON. lli-c. 2S. ThrlalmiiH
wuh UhIktoiI In In Ni'W KiikIiuv
with n toll of ai'von killed unit u
flra Iiihh uf wi'll In vxrciNH of thrco
ilimrtiTM of n million ilollnt-a.
AmnilK tho ilwiil won- lhr0 flra
liH'ii, who liiKt Ihi'lr Uvea roHponil
IllK to nn alarm while muni thiin
3o olhera hail lieen llijureil or over
cumo ly anioke In vnrloua Mazea.
In the four major flrea hint ii Ik lt
from' forelKil :lr'n.nl10 ilmniiK" wiia raliaeil when
Hun wna ilemroyeil nl HuilMin. N.
II.; 1200.11(10 In the hlKKext Hro In
four yen In llrlilwiiort. I'onn.;
f I 'jn.iMio In the ileal met lun of a
blu.-k In MnrlhololiKll, Muhh.. uml
ii .'..iioo In it apeetneuliir lloaton
hliiro. . , , ,
I're-holldny fiitnlltlea Ineludeil
Ilia denth of throe meniliera uf Ihe
Hellllille. Mnaa., fire deiiiirtment.
when ihelr tiink nvertuined on n
allniiery mini while rrnnumlliiK tn
n i'fl II from Norwell. Three lioya
were drowned und two others rea
med when lee hruke from under
.i.... I. il, .. wulera of Orentor llna-
lnn uml n wniimn lii llulyoko wna
oaphvxhlteil finlli emnplim Koa nf
ler ahe hnd flnlHhed preparing
I'hrlHtiuiia hllllillea.
PARTY ENDSIN DEATH
MAN IS KILN'." ANI WOMAX
iiaki.y wovxdi:i
Illy Thrt Ain"l'i,d liPM
WA'ITH. !.. ix-f- -r'-A ''''f1"'
miu party here tudny en.lwl
tho death of one porau.i anil pii
(,, fatal injury tn '"'l'":r.- .'
;' lt " Moid Ukon to -he
Ko,,on,i ltoapll.il m M
dltlon. 'Iho wonmn n-
V'....,' ii. .i.i ill anostoil for .itioa.
tun UK. anlii Iliac Thorpe did Iho
ahootliiK.
NINE DIE IN ST. LOUI!
. ,..-111 KI.AVIMI S.NT I.AI S
i atai.i.y iu m:i
Itlv Th, AnhocIri.1 I'r.tiB)
BOMBAY. India. Uoc. 25. The
tomh of Mahomut at Medina
Arahla, waa hit hy atray hulleta and
one minaret in tho tuoaiiue of the
prophet waa damaged, but reportu
that tho dome wiia cracked during
the aelge of Medina hy the Wahahl
trllieamen are falao. Tills Informa
tion Is contained In n message sent
to the KJinlifato committee hy a
deputation which la Investigating
t'amlllloiiH In the Hcdjaz.
Two itiowiiiesi were hit hy ahrap-
nel from guns nf King All's forces.
The tomb nf lliinir.a, Maliomcia as
well us oilier domes of Ihe tomb.
nnd historical monuments, eacuped
damage. Tho message adds Hint
vast Humilities of arms and am
munition and five wireless seta
-"'i cnutemi, making prepnUi- itlv Tiia Aaaoriai "'""....
' J'maidf for th enterlnlnment fiT. i.ol'IS, M., 1,Ir,,3 Vf Yiilo
.nobility from tho : homo-,,d the to l lonlRhi of
SJ ho worn on their way ' lo j , ,1, morrymnk tm in l. "' ' -
him for tl:,oll,lnya. seven win' killed In r iff a. c I
JnV?"""' " . tMc.l.oly door by Lenta 'h,lHiina cm 1 to.
iVot- Tim K'ng-tia.-,;
t?J? -niirkoi, H,9.e,l of .he,,. ''"" 1
tlM 1 A'rl'11 W0-,r' l-,'"'lv''n
NhTJ 'noaaaRo tolling or me
Kmiiu '"'"'Itiont anaaallon of
Lr'"!! In nnu nf lln r..tu rniitfilll.
SJltatlleil portions of tlto glnho.
k in l''roniih foreign offloo
SiCJ '"""K With tho Dttao
f mJn,f"'' on nrmlalli'o.
11 itt 1 IInvt' H"l'v,',',,
jh. , n wuro aorvicea ui'wi"
."' mrue nt.rf ..k.oll rri. Ineirn
E?'!;r llnora Imit Ch'rlatnina aor
fciiiJ!11 l's' Ihulp onptnlna nnd tlto
Km. . "nl" doiionrtod more
Jknkia.. Wl'ma Iho radio aorvlcoa
ni (..- . n"imiiii)i mm m(ni
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fBy Th AMoclal.d Preas)
ROME, Dec. 25. King Victor
Emmanuel and Queen Helena en
Joyed Christmas with their child
ren nbout them. Crown Prince
Humbert and Princess Yolandav.
who now la tho wife of . Count'
Cttlvl dl Hergolo, camo to rtoiho foivj
Ihe festivities, wlitcn tooK piaco :ac
Iho villa Savola on the outskirts ot
the city. A colossal Christmas tree
was covered wllh gifts.
Premier Mussolini spent Christ
mas with his brother's fnmlly lit
Milan. He received an avalanche of
messages from every part of Italy
approving his policies and a num
ber ulso irom . ivsqisii giuuj.a
abroad.
EMPLOYER SHOOTS MAID
WOMAN AT lOOR MISTAKEN
FOR BURGLAR
discovered Drowling near a loca
hotel, and later discovery of ! some j coIonlMi if there be land for col
onization. It will be for Italy: inira
Illy Tlie Aimoelnteil Prefia)
l,OS ANOEI.HS, Oil., Dec. 25.
Whon Margaret Briscoe, 62, a
mn d. rose earlier than usual today
11 ml wont outsldo to get the morn-
wore captured by the Wnhabls, who I lug paper, her employer. A. A
under eunimanil or Milian inn
llanlld. took the prophet's city on
rioeember 10. aflor inflicting a se
vero ilofout on the forces of King
All of Itedjnz, who subsequently
ahdkated. j
of the stolen articles, coupled with
an all-day grilling of Selma anJ
Crumm the latter arrested be
cause he waa known to be Selma'a
companion, brought forth a com
plete confession, the police say,
."oilowed . bv recovery, .of most of
the goods at Crumm's home.. A
garage, clothing store, tailor shop,
shoe store. Jewelry store, furniture
store, and taxi stand were included
In their raids, the boys are said
to have admitted. They told po
lice that they sent one set of sil
verware to Portland to be sold.
SAN DIEGO WEATHER HOT
MANY GO IN BATHING ON
CHRISTMAS DAY
(By The A.aoplated Preas)
SAN DIEGO, Cal., Dec. 26. San
Diego today had the hottest Christ
mas it has ever had In the 49 years
recorded by the local weather bur
eau. The highest temperature,
83.2, came soon after noon. All
during the day the sun shone
brightly and overcoats were leit
at home by all Christmas travelers.
Many went In battling at tne
that Brenner nass must be irre
vocably Italian on this Italy can
admit of no discussion: fourth,
that Aus'rla must be prevented
from Jolnlntf Germany ; as agalnat
Italy:-.. ;v...-: ' J IB
PEACE MESSAGES HEARD
GERMANS BROADCAST WORD
TO AMERICA
IBy The Asioclated Preaa)
SACRAMENTO, Cal., Deo. 26.
Two machines collided here today
One turned over. The driver of
the overturned car scrambled out
and hurriedly began to remove an
unopened case of ln. The driver
of the other machine voluntarily
fell to, assisting in the operations.
When all the bottles had been col
lected from the -wreckage, the
pair, strangers to eaoh other,
dashed up the street, cached tho
contraband and returned to sur
vey tne wreck damage. There
was not' a police officer in tho
crowd of interested spectators but
mere was a newspaper -man. 'He
wrote tho story, but he forgot to
state wnere tne accident occurred,
failed to get the names of the
drivers and couldn't remember the
numbers of the cars, when he re
turnee to nii office. . i . ,
I'erklns. 74. m stook her for
i..,.rin At ii.a rcfnlvlni; hnsnital
surgeons said that gunshot wounds beaches. There was almost a total
received by the servant would ne- lack ' of humidity, so that there
cess tate the amputation of one log was no Buffering from the high
below tho knee. I temperature. n .
THE "WHAT-NOT'
So soon 9 XV I i5"Hfl I r-
(By The Associated Press)
PITTSBURG. Pa., Dec. 25. Ger
man statesmen, speaking in their
native tongue, tonight broadcast a
Christmas message of peace to the
American people. This was done
through special phonograph rec
ords made In Germany and broad
cast over the Westinghouse sta
tions KDKA. v Pittsburg: WBZ
Springfield, Maes; KYW Chicago,
and WRNTf, New York. English
translations also were broadcast.
jLr. Stresemann, the German
foreign minister, in his message
declared:
"It is the strong and sound Am
erican nation which is suited, as
hardly any other in the world, to
build a firm foundation for future
world political development. May
the American citizens regard it as
their task to be strong and wise
furtherers of humanitarian ideals."
ChrlBtmas carols from records
by Claire Dux and Cornelius Brons
geest of the Berlin etate opera also
were broadcast. '
TWO ROBBERS ARRESTED
MYSTERY 1 NS WASHINGTON1
BELIEVED CLEARED
'(By The Associated Press)
TACOMA, Wash., Dec. 25. Two
daylight robberies which were com
mitted in Centralia and Kelao
with loot totaling- S242 in cash ami
1186 in checks, were cleared'' up
this morning with- the arrest here
of ueorge Collins. 27. by detec.
lives E. J. Nix and C. W. Brooke.
Collins, detectives say, admitted
mat ne was tne man who. Thurs
day entered the office of the Pa.
ciflc Fruit and Produce company
in centralia armed with revolver
and took $170 ln cash and 1140
tn checks from company officials.
He is also said to have confessed
to the holdup of a drugstore, in
'.Kelso on Wednesday, where he
secured sz in cash and 146 In
cnecKS.
Recent Biblical i InterpretattoiM
Said to Havo Found Reaction
Among Orthodox Believers
: Due to Persecution , '
' '- , . . i- i
(By The Associated Press) . .
PORTLAND, Ore., Deo. 25. , .
Liberal Jews can see nothing' In
the statement of Dr. Stephen S.
Wise of New York as to the his
torical character of Christ and the
value of his teachings about which '
to take, offense, said two of the
Portland rabbis today, but one of
them felt that Rabbi Wlse'a resig
nation from the Zionist movement
was a good, thing because of tho
feeling the .statement had stirred
up among orthodox Jews, v l .
"Most Jews believe that Jesus
was a historical character, that -he
actually Jived' said Rabbi Samuel
Sachs, head of the Zionist move
ment In Portland, rabbi of tho
congregatqn Zedek Talmud Toreh.
It wasn t what Rabbi wise said.
but the way that he said It that
caused all the feeling. - Ha said lt
too abruptly. The baslo - differ-'
ence between tne unristian and tne
Jew is the question of Christ's divinity.
- Appeal Has Following;
"Pressure from the orthodox
Jews was the only reason for the
res'gnation of Rabbi Wise," said -Rabbi
Max Merritt of Temple
Beth Israel. ; "The .United Palestine
Appeal has Its great following
among the ortnodox jews, wnose
feeling against Christianity , has
been . engendered by' centuries .of.
persecution. Rabbi Wise's biblical,
interpretations found- their . teac-J
tion among orthodox - jews' wno
are not far removed from those
centuries of persecution." . .- i
Ben selling, ln cnarge. ol tne
Zionist drive in Portland, said
that he did not think the -commit-'
tee would accept the resignation, of
Dr. Wise. .
vWhen that ' .Beautiful -vtemple .
was built In Philadelphia recently
three minarets were mounted on
it., In one of them there was a
statue of Moses, in another 6f Mo-
hammed and ln another of Christ.-
That explains how most Jews feel
as to the historical character - of
Christ." . .: ; .
FISHER DENIES CHARGE
CARTOONIST SAYS HE HARD
LY KNOWS GIRXj .
(Uy The Associated Press)
NEW YORK. Dec. 25. Harry
(Bud) Fisher, cartoonist, who re
cently married Countess Aedlta
Beaumont of Par.s, today charac
terized as "ridiculous" the charges
of Mrs. Ida Lucille Shields, who
Is suing him for $ 250,000 for
breach of promise.
"I hardly know the girl,' he said
nt his Rlvers.de Drive apartment.
"I shall deny everything in court."
M SB Shields sa.d she met Fleher
at Saratoga where he was racing
h s thoroughbreds. He immedi
ately mnde love to her, she alleges.
WOMAN KILLED BY CAR
ACCIDENT HAPPENS DURING
CHRISTMAS REUNION
(Tly The Associated Press)
PASADENA, Cal., Dec. 25. As
members of her family gathered
for a Christmas reunion, Mrs.
Martha J. McNally, 71, was struck
and killed by an automobile In
front of her home hero today.
In an effort to nv61d tho acci
dent the driver swerved his car
and overturned It, slightly Injur
ing ono occupant,
S'x ncrsons were Injured in
other tratfio accidents during the
day.
.
MARINE MOVE ROUTINE
DEPARTURE OF CHINA HELD
OF NO IMPORTANCE
(By The AssotlBtod Press)
WASHINGTON. D. C Dec. 25
The ileimrtiire of. marines from
Manila for China wna viewed by
high marine corps officers nero to
night as a routine movement.
Transfers;, thoy said, havo been
evnpcted for some time, and in tho
absence of any official advlcos re
garding the nctlvltlos ut Manila,
they saw no reason to link tho
movement particularly with de.
velopmcnts In the Chinese civil
strife, ...
COLLAR BUTTONS SCARCE
GOVERNOR BORROWS CUFF
LINKS FROM SON
fBy The Associated Press)
SACRAMENTO. Cal.. Dec. 25.
incomplete and unofficial returns
on today's orgy of gift-giving indi
cate that practically all of the men
who drew Christmas neckties still
have but one set of collar buttons.
In Sacramento a newspaper sta
tistician revealed that almost with-
out exception the state officials of
California from Governor Richard
son down have to get along with
one set. Tho governor also was
quoted as admitting that "for
months I did not even own a pair
of cuff links. Used my son John's
until -he became disgusted and ob
tained a pair for me with gum
wrappers he had saved up."
SPAIN CHANGES PLANS
GOVERNMENT NOT TO ISSUE
SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS
(By The Associated Press)
. MADRID. 3ec. 25, Newspaper
men of Spain aro rejoicing today
over the sudden withdrawal by
the government of Us previous de.
niiind for the publication ot Sun
duy newspapers. Instead, the gov
ernment will publish an official
news sheet containing important
foreign and domestic news.
The decision of the government
was officially made known after an
Interv ow between Premier Primo
De Rivera and a committee of
nowspapermen.
WAREHOUSE DESTROYED
SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION
BLAMED FOR DISASTER
Straus Gives $150,000 ,
(Br The Associated Press)
NEW YORK, Dec. 25. Nathan
Straus,, philanthropist, today con
tributed 1150,000 to the united
Palestine Appeal as an evidence of
his faith ln the loyalty of Rabbi
Stephen S. -Wise to Judaism. Dr.
Wise is under attack by orthodox,
rabbis for praising Jesus in a re- '
cent address.
Mr. Straus., in announcing the.
gift in a letter to Dr. Wise, pro
tested against Dr.' Wise's resigna
tion as chairman of the Appeal and
criticised his opponents. Although
he had already given $500,000 to
the fund, Mr. Straus wrote:
'In order to show you . how
deeply I feel ln the matter, I
herewith set aside an additional
sum of $150,000." - ' .
' Gup Voices ARrecmcnt ' ,
(By The Associated Press) .
' PROVIDENCE, R. I., Dec. 25.
Speaking in Temple Bethel tonight
on "what the Jews think of Jecus,"
Rabbi Samuel M. Gup agreed sub
stantially with Dr.. Stephen 8. Wise
of New York that JesuB Is not a,
myth,-but an ethical light which',.
Judaism gave to the world.
- Rabbi Gup declared that no Jews'
took part ln the actual trial and
oruclflxion of Jesus and asserted
that "it Christian people would
cease telling their children that
the Jews crucified him and- tell
them that It was the Romans who
did It, we would begin tn child
hood lo make for a better under
standing between members of the
two great faiths."
(By Tho Associated Press) .
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Dec. 25.
Jewish leaders of Northern Call-,
fornta in a resolution adopted to
day, came to the defense of Rabbi.
Stephen Wise of New York, who
yesterday resigned as chairman of
the 15,000,000 United Palestine
Appeal after a controversy brought
about by the rabbl'a Bermon In
which he spoke ot the greatness
of Jesus as a moral neacher and
said that he was a man and not a,
The resolution adopted by the
board of Jewish ministers of north
ern California characterised ef
forts to force him from the leader
ship of the drive as the "work of
a small group, unrepresentative ot
the massoa of American Jewry."
DEATH TAKES AMY LEE
FORMER NOTED ACTRESS Hill
FOR SHORT TIME
(By The Associated Press)
SPANISH FORK, Utah, Dee. 35.
A fire that hroko out In the
warehouse uf the Utah Idaho Su
gar company plant this -morning at
7 o'clock, destroyed the building
and sugar valued at $800,000.
Spontaneous combustion was
given as tho reason for tho origin
by company officials, who an
nounced that 123,000 bnga ot sugar
tho compteto output of the refin
ery In tho fall harvest, valued at
$700,000 nnd n build ng coating
$100,000 hail been destroyed. The
loss wob Bald to have been covered
by Insurance. ,.
(By The Associated Press)
PHILADELPHIA, Deo. 36. Amy
Lee, famous actress of a genera
tion ago, died today In the Frank
ford hoapltal after a brief illness.
She was 68 years old.
Amy Lee waa one of the laat
actresses to star in what was
known as' a "heavy soubrette ' s
part that was atlxture In old time
melodrama. She was known from
coast to coast for her work In such
plays as "Fogg's Ferry" and "Pawn
Ticket No. 810." Ill health forced
her to retire from the stage 30
years ngo. She entered the foreat
home for aged actora aome years
later and had lived there until ahe
was -taken to the hospital a weeH
ago. - "-" .- .:.:' ..
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