Morning register., December 26, 1925, Image 5

MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., SATURDAY, DEC. 26. 1925
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iM.iKiiun to hi- civi-ii at th Kl
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ihi next fi-w wt'i'kn ly tin I'liiirr
tiin flturi'li lit thin Uy. iIokIkikiI
to Int'M ift ft I ho nlu nlf t-a lin of
I nlitiriiinlHiii and the htrrtN of the
church. Tim hitihoii of iifxt Sun
ilay iimrnlini will In Introductory
to (tit canittiln.- th Hiilijcrl hr-luts-
")ur Church in iur Town."
Th '( TaUn Atttutiiohilo A H'tu
tdurtiiH cut x.np lulii'ii from the
cm ii. r if V mh iivcnut runt nnd
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illl.-H r'Hirirult-it ii a Ki'll'irollHly.
in.- iiiikIi' null' I'uini. ri-iiin Port
lliiiiiii, Ml.-h.. wli.. Wlllliim John.
"ii. .llHi.-iili.a-cl aa Kunln I'luiia,
ilii'i-il il.-ml ut a t'llllKtlllUH I'll.
I .-rt ii in KM-iit In I'liiiri h. Ami lit
Siiiiiu riitiiN. Iiiiiiiinii, n villiiKe
iriiiii-il l,y loy inukiTH who Ki'ttk-d
Ih.-ri' 7.', yi-iira iiko. tin? i.imtniiiH.
li-r wna ,r..iurliiK to ahlp to the
il'-iul li-tli-r urrii-H H.-viTiil liuiilrd
l.'lii'ra r Ivi-il llH-rn rnrrylriK the
r.-..n-iil nr yollllifiil hllcvt-rH In
Krli KrlliKl,-.
I iiril of ll.iink.
Mir h..trlf.. lliHhhM an "111 Inllm
fiMtnv frl.tiit. f,,r 111,. kln.ln.'N. I'll.-n.l.-il
mi Hit. i,iir III,,, nf li.r.uv.iiii-ttt.
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ji: a. MitnitK.
1)1.1 Time DillK-o
Slnvi-na' hull. SlirlnKfl.-l.l. DfrciTl-l-r
'ift. IIiii-ii,-' cin-lieHlm. Pilhllc
InilK-il. . 12-26-1
Vhen the roof of the rifjKing
loft in a Wilmington, Del.,
pluyliouse collapsed, creating
a panic, Dorothy Mackaye,
second leading woman of the
cast of "The Song of Flume
sang her sweetest nnd culme J
the excited audisnc
I'fJKN IC K.MI'UIVKS KKCKIVK
l.ll'l.; I'OI.K'lliS
I'ik'u Viilim liiuuil on yisar'H Sor-lk'1-llllil
Policy C'llll Id; Cluuigtll
lo f ili.. forjiis
ClirlBtimiH ulfta the form of
Kroup ItiHiii'iin.-o with Kivon to erii-l.liiy.-H
of two loi-ul huHlnt-aa ornanl
zulioiiH lii'i-ii y-nl-riluy. ,, -
Klnliloyea of tllu tii-lluufcrR BroH.
tleiiurtiu.-nt Hlor and the Kugene
Fruit iIi-owith' uHHiK-iatlon were the
retlijIt-ntH of the pollrles.
'I he Inaurnnee wuh rated on the
IiuhIh of one year's acrvlce with
I'lirh oi'Kalilzntion. eomputed on .the
annuity of eiu-h. -It wuh uIho an-niiiim-eil
that ea.-h new employe
l h... Ih i- will I,,- iii.i.Ii. jiultiililu 'i,r
III,- nlllili-iit lli'WMiii.pi.. nii.n.
Ki'i-i-nil olli.. i' i-h.'iiiKi-H in fliiHH
n.iilii Kiiiii-o will In, maile, . uccord
iiiK l.i i.liii.H. 'I ii,. i., nr.- in kl,ii;inn
hull lm iiii-i-ly oi i'llpleil l,y Iho unl-v.-inliy
pri-KH Ih Ii.-Ihk miiiiii into a
liil.mnloiy lo l.o u,., a a cheiniH
iry liil.i.nitory. Thin department In
ltui.tr.l on Hie Ki.i-i.nd floor of Hie
l.ullilliiK anil when muvvd will give
ni'ire Hpai-.i lm' iilasKi-ooiiiH,
llllnlliexH ol'fl.ea of tho Ually
I'Jiiiei-alil. HtiKlent ii,iwpaper, will
lie nii.ved lo Hie I'liiurieia of Hie old
hiiuleiy liulldins, aecordliiK to
phuiH.
This work will lm i-oiiipleled hy
the openliiK of Hie winter term,
January 4. alati-H lle.-in K. W. Al
len of tint Mi-hoo) of Journalism.
SANTA VISITS GUARD
MOWSPAPKIl K'lVM-'l-' (JIVKV
(.'IIHISTMAS (;IITS
lOach one of the employes of the
ICiiKi'iie lluard was rememliered
yesterday wllli Chilslinas Klrts,
when Kama I'laus, lollowiiiK a
short rest after his ninlit of rounds
In the city, paid the newspaper
staff a visit.
Actinic on tho "hunch" newspa.
per n.cti have at times, tho Ouard
editorial staff decorated a Christ
mas tree and placed wreaths of
holly In places where St. .Nicholas
was sure to see them. . ... -
The Cuard went to press early In
order to Kive the employes a partial
holiday. ; k
My Line o' Talk
By Kverett Kurle Utauard
FIVE
MERGER DETAILS -GIVEN
AM
inti-:ri;sts considkhkd,
SAlJi I'AI.'Ii SHOUP " ,
(By The A.iioL-luted I'rewi)
SAN l''HANOIt:0. Dec. -26..
Further .details regarding the pro
posed merger of tho Standard Ol.
company of I'alifornia. and the Pa- coming In to the shelter of the same
11 KN the year
Is sear,
And tho woods forlorn,
And the swallows have fled away, I
SVhen the crows In the draggled j
fields of corn
Hoarsely call through the day; 1
m I
Then Is the time we are needing
cheer, j
And that's how It Is that wo always!
hear, ,
Kver so lalntly nnd far away,
When the year Is growing' ojd, !
Tho tinkle of bolls on Hanta's sleigh. !
And his shout on tho. air so cold, j
And that's tho reason the reindeer
prance, ' i
Hcamper and caper and briskly
. , dance.
Tho dreary old earth . '-
Needs Santa's 'mirth,
And hearts grown sear , .
Need Christmas cheer.
And that's what brings Kris
Krlngle.
Without fall, every year! ,:
...
Tail Yams
JO Meek used to enjoy telling of
the time when' ha. wis In the
Pierre's - Hole country whero-.rc.il-dozvons
of the trappers was held
annually. A terrific storm came up
one day and chused Meek to tho
shelter of a ledge of rock, but he
had no sooner gained this ledge
tnan - rattlesnakes' in twos, threa.
dozens and finally hundreds began
m
After-Christmas
Clean-Up-Sales
at the McM.orran & Washbtirnc
Store offer 'exceptional savings oppor
tunities in every department I
ciric Oil company, announced last
night in. .New .York, were, con
tained In a .telegram received here
today from Paul Shoup. president
of - the Southern Pacific to -Vice
President I.eo N. Loinbardl.
."The consolidation . takes Into
consideration fully the'inieresta of
ail companies concerned" tho tele
gram stated. The Pacific Oil com
pany retains Its Associated Ol,
company stock. Its current assets
in cash, oil and securities, pays
off its own obligations and man
rock. Meek prefered to battle the
storm, and so mounting road swiftly
nnd safely over and through the
snakes. . t . ' .
.-;'" Historic Adventure
rr. Mackey and Mrs. Barkley.
The historian who has a passion
for the study of 'first things' must
necessarily take great interest in
the career and history .of Captain
Charles William Barkley. a British
fur-trader, who in the year 1787
made a voyage to the coast of the
Pacific northwest. .
-. Nothing Stirring '
At this time there was literally
"nothing stirring" In the Oregon i
country, if we except the activities i
or sea-captains along the coast.
ruidic liunce
Dreamland hall, every Wednes
day and Saturday nlgbt.
Il-18-f
retains alt Joint nroDertv iniereu,.
of Hie Hchaefers Bros, storo would 1 with Associated except one third in
receive a policy on the completion I the Associated pipe line, which
oi one months service. goes to the Consolidated company.
In case of death during tho term "The net. value of assets retaine.i
of service to the firm the bene-1 by tho Pacific in addition to the
. i.-i.ii len ui i et-
equal to one year'
,.,.i ....p,iri..,.,,.u .
"7:.. cew ' -.""'.iio after payment not so much-fnken thni.. .
eui-ii employe aim 11 ine worwer i of January ilivlriemla tk .i.,i - 1 -o".
Sed-'anotner JZtiJS ; S T 7
1,17 ,ln,her ',4'" " J ;" 1BaW'Sregr wasern:
The lonpe'r the employe remains ''n,?h0,,p stnted Lthat the Slan1- ?nua"y Prc"itorlc. Only tha I
will the Builene ?u?t O ha" arranged to history made by native tbires. time !
I retain "'I ho Pacific organization immemorial was extant and thlsl
Judge Partridge was so tender
hearted."
"Yes." said Colonel Green, "and
, I. am too tender hearted to listen
to what the judge is going to say
to you when he- sees you in court
again." . .- . , : .
JUDGE DISMISSES MEN
UinliF, AXD ADVICE ONLY
CHRISTJtAS SENTENCE .
'.'salary' i Si!3i oCa TA ?& ' I V h2d "nol" SiTh.'SSSi
IBy. The AHHnclaled Pre..)
KNOXVILLK;, Tenn.. Dec. 25.
City Judge Kobert P. Wllllamo
gave a Bible and a discharge to
each of the 42 prisoners . brought
before him in police court this
morning. He told them the story
of Christ and then said:
:, "Go and sin - no more."
The judge also sent flowers to
fifty delinquent women he recently
sentenced to the camp home.
from Tozeur to Biskra has meant
the conquest of picturesque desert
country which hitherto It had boon
believed could not be traversed.
. Dance . - J
At Thurston, Saturday night
Harry 'Garrett's orchestra. Good
time. Everybody Invited. Bring
your friends. Come. Admission 99o.
Thurs.Frl.&!3at.-tt
WTIaroetle Collection A Credit
Service. Bonded Collection special,
ists. C. S. Dillon, manager; Donald
Young, attorney, 860 Willamette.
Phone 378. . -..'..!.. ... a
Exclusive- l.ndlcs' Hair Cutting
M. I'. Hal.na wllh U. Piper Bell,
Bugene Hotel Heauty Shop, lor
Inerly with Meier and Frank.
ll-SO-lf
le lace.. . ....
value of the policy will hecomc.K. "
11 was announced. HIvcry year 1250
will he added to the amount of
lle -policy
for nel au days pnone 1286-L.
J, K. Cupp. Painting contractor.
M -ili-l mo.
r'ulnllng the loner cellar stair
while avoids rear of misstep.
The Miner Building
140
East
Ninth
laNaaii East
IiPSiapaiS Ninth.
The Home of
Applegate Furniture Co.
; . A Modern Store in a
Modern Building
Use Your Credit
No Interest Charge
eiepnonfj
, 919
Telephone
919
s JMTlmsrniitlllElbf
. O1!1 III
STUDENT BODY GROWING
NRUU.V F.VKUY - STATE jVK
history unwritten.
In tho East
DAMASCUS ZONE . QUIET lnTthe historofu1" natloVTha
(fathers of thia country had barely
wrested theic fseedom from the
mother country, and the constitu
tion was a thing , which had just
been worked- out, and was now
ready to be. tested. As for the west
ward expansion of the young' na-
IIKTTER KITrATlOX REPORTED
FROM SYRIA
URlMfKSKXTED
Mtiny. Enabled to Trnnsrer llore
, Wltliotit 1i.sm r CrcdJi , or
. ClmiiKO of Sub'jwt - r"
Xenrlv every a'.atfl In tho union
rcprcsen'oil in the udent body
i f he Kupene hlsh st'hout. It was
loarnpd yes erday after a survey
nf the v.-'t-ious Ufparlments was,
' made by V, T. Cliristenson, princi-,
nl. '
New York was the most distant
tttrtte, the f Kurei revealed. Of tho
.number nf tt'uden.a enrolled, 85
' were fnun ether d struts Jn Ore
J linn. There have been a few en
1 nil'iuen s since the open nif of the
lerm in Sei)temi)er, Mr. t "hrlsten
m'n sa'd. nnd some studen s have
been enabled to trnnsfer from one
Mcbool o another without the loss
rf credit or ehnnjfe of subject.
Such students have come from
.Spokane. Wash.. Salem, Marshfleld
and MpMlnnville. t
The nctiml number of s udenls
on the rolls, according to the data
fur the month end ng this week,
is 692. Of this number, the follow
ing enrollments In the various
e a"ses have b"en made: ISngl h,
i;S6; y.? enoe 36r: lnnMuace, STiO;
h h orv 424; mnthematliM 382;
e mmerefal 302; home einnomies
12S: nr1, 3S; shop, 217: library
in'n nw, K: ph'-sienl education,
3.12 nnd music, 69..
' VRy Th Annor1atet"""P.ai '
.'BETKITT, Pec. -25. The situa-
tlrvn-ln Svritl to runnrtnl n I
proving mnidiv. The wert slODe',JO,,l,I-,1 DaT.ey egun, ana would
n clear-! not ror decades -carry on" to thu.
War Velcran Dies
flly Tlie Astorjated PrrfiH)
SPOKANE.. Wash.. Dec. 25.
H. W. -Livingstone, 80, -civil war
eteran and pioneer of Colfax,
Wash., dropped dead in Grand
Forks, B. C, today, friends here
were advised tonight. Mr. Living
stone had resided, in the Palouse
country for 45 years. ' He was an
adjutant general in the civil war.
of Mount Kermon havo been
ed of rebels and tbe v Damascus
aenie was quiet todav. -'--
Two notniMous bandit chiefs, who
have been hunted for'several years
Pacific ocean.
A Stuijrtee' Party
CaDtairt BarkleV wax aprnmnan.
led dh his voyage In the Imperia-.
mtv ukkii tapturea near Aleppo. . Enirlo hv hi uir M Pmnr-
,-. - - . : , . j Hornby Barkley, and the vessel put
M COO A PCD OmiT xn nnnr- Int0 the -harbor of Nootka Sound,
lYltbbAUtS StlMTTO POPE ; Vancouver Island, in the month of
. . . ., I June, 1787. No doubt the appear-
FOLLOWERS EXIK)RSE STAXp ance of Barkley' along with
jivr iiuiiwy-iiiouiuug nusDana, lit
erally 'surprised the natives for
Revelers Stranded In Mexico
(By The Associated PrcBB). . ,
, EL PASO; Tex., Dec. 25. More
than 100 El Pftsoans .who crossed
the Rio Grande last night 'to cele
brate Christmas eve In Juarez un
hampered by the eighteenth
amendment, failed to reach the
international bridge . by the. , nine
o'clock closing hour and were
stranded in the Mexican city.
TAKEN" IX EXCYCLICAL
CBy The Associated Press);.
kum iv JJee. , 25t The- none
it Is doubtless
painted redskin
fact that
warriors of
the
the
snent Chriofmn- with Wi A.w. ! chiefs, Calllcum and Maqinna, had
or his family who came to ,Romo nee7 before B ys on a white
from Milan and Deslo. He re- , muiIt-en- Js"me, t"rl!ls were also ex
ceived thousands of messages from ' ne,;iencld bv'Mrs. Aarkle?' .His
nil parts of the world. Some of tomans do not record how she "took
Slx-Wheoled Autos Tsed .
("By The Associated Pres .
" TUNIS. Dec. 25. Six-wheeled
automobiles have established a
regular Sahara n freight and pas
senger service between the oasis
of South Tunis and the oasis of
South Algeria. Direct . connection
The City Beauty Hhop has all
new and . experienced operators.
Phone 849, City Barber Shop and
xvttuiy ran or, ssa uan sireet.,- ,
v ' . ' ' - ; - 2-Utt
!" H! IT . T-Ilotnv nlnnn na)
Phone 1B23-J. or . Morris MusJo
HOUSA - Z. 11-l-tf
INSURE WITH HENRY TROMP
UOTEL ASTOR
and Hill . Loa Angeles ,
Every Room has Private Toilet
60 Baths ' New, Modern ''.
' - Close to- Shopping Olatrlct. and '
' Theatres , f
free, parage Jri(t from: $10
thefle endoraed the ideas expresaed
hv the pontiff - In-nllocutlon
nt the recent secret cons'atorv nnd
In his cncycllcnj. promising to fol
low his exhortations. - .
KEUSTSWILLC1E
j ROSS COMPANY TO HOLD SER-
IKS OF MEETINGS HERE
! ( hi 1st inn Chiircli lrt-itiU'lns for
CnmimtKii to Re Kin Sunday,
tliuiunry i .
Station KMOX Stnrtfl .
iliy The AkhocIiiIM Prim",
v ST. LOlUfl, Dec. 35. Radlrt Rtn-
tfon KMOX. a super-power broad
It", when a boatload of the ship's
crew were set upon by Indian .
ashore and massacred. They are
equally "mum" as to her mental
process and reaction when she dU-,
covered that a white man was living;
among the Indians of Vanoouvei
Island. .
Mackey, a Siinreon ' '
But the facts of the case, as re
casting station, known as "the corded in Mrs. Barkley's diary, are
voice of St. Louis." officially took- tna Mackey appeared aiongelde
to th nir here last night. With n the snlD witn tne Indians, In their
vnried program. Sneakers termed canoes, that he was dressed shab
KMOX. wave length 261 meters, a bll fn dirtv kn. anl at first was
"gift to America."
Prolonged Cold
The Tloas evangelistic company,
which is to hold a revival eum-
I palgn nt the Klmt Christian church
. Iieghming January a, is now un
i I.OiIhk a meeting nt Holllaler, Cal...
according lo n letter received from
I Kloyd A. lloaa, head of the com
pany, hy Dr. Ii. V. Stivers, local
1 iiaslor. The meeting here will last
1 for four weeks. Dr. Hlivera stated.
Rev. .Mr. Koss nnd Dr. stivers
were hoys together In the Pnlollao
country In Washington und were
acHiinlmntes nt the Eugeno Hlhlo
university. Mr. ltoss has heen In
cviingellKlic work most of tho timo
since graduating.
The meinhei's ot tho evangelistic
company live nil musli'lnns, Mr.
Unas lending the singing. Mrs. llnss
playing I lie 'cello and ii third mout
her some other liiBtrumcnt.
Dr. Slivers mid the membership
me looking Corwni'd wilh great
j expectations lo tho meeting.'
BUILDING TO bh CHANwtU
lOVKXAUSM nlOPAUTM KXT AT
V. TO I1AVK NKW Ol'l-'ICKS
Workmen nt tho university si art
lodnv In remodeling several offices
in. the Journalism depnrl incut in
order to give -each Instructor n
private office It Is announced.
This clinngo Is llinilc neceraliy
hv the nddlllnn of ltayniiind 1.
. ' ... n,....,..llull1 ftll.-
Lliwrence in inv j" , . a -
..I... ti. ennni fnrnieilv used liV nlinnt s tinse nt Los AnUCIca,
student newspaper VT,"nfflcBJ and, COSll, all hemlocks, her
!i. iielng nindo Into two otucoa ....",.' i ,1
which will he uaed hv Professor sneezing kcicuuuiuh uiiu
w. v. n. Timcher nnd ProtoBaor nots that ncooinyauy a
Lawrence . , Uu fndml awav. '-"" ' "'
i mistaken by the white woman for
I a savage. The story given- by the,
: wandering physician was that he
t wa there for the benefit of his
health, and had a few years prev
ious to this time , been set asnore
at his owji request by the trading
ship, Captain Cook. :
Apparently Dr. Mnekey was ll
good health and 'spirits. In face,
so well did ho like the comradeship
of red Inhabitants of the isle that
in 1786 he had actually refused a
free voyage, to England thy a sea
captain who wanted to tak& Mackey
away from his barbarous associates.
That the Indians were fond 6f th'n
white man was probably the result
of the aid rendered them in his
capacity of surgeon, and also by
reason of his willingness to adopt
the ways of the aborigines. ,
An Eyo to Biisineds
Evidently the Barkl-jys and Dr.
Mackey struck up quite an acquain
tanceship, for his story records that
through the efforts of- the latter,
the doughty fur-trader was able to
corner the fur market on the Is
land, so that other sea-captains who
arrived in the vicinity that season
were virtually out-of-luck.
Last Day
-
Jackie I
mm
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: Refuse Service Cor
All kinds ot refuse col- -lected
nnd disposed of.
Telephone 2232-R
INDEPENDENT GARAGE
Si Firth Avenue West
A bag filled with eucalyptus
wns placed on the circus etc-
'j ho otftcq now .
MAN RETURNED TO JAIL
RELEASED ROOTLEGGER HAS
VJLE IV CAR
(B The AhuooIhIoiI Pronul
SAI KRVNOISCO. Ch! Dec. 25.
Sebastian Kalco, convicted book
legtcer of rfan -Hnfnel. who was re
leased from Jail eorly this week
by United States Judge John S.
Partridge In order that ho might
he with his family on Christmas,
was arrested aga'n lodny hy pro
hibition agents when, they allege,
he was found on n ferry boat with
five gallons' oC wine In his auto
mobile. p'nleoV wife and four rhlldren
.ippenred In federal court and told
Judge Partridge that they had nj
money and would have no Christ
mas unless their husband and
father was released. The man wns
serving a 90 dny sentence. So
touched was the Jutlgo that he
wiped h's even. blew hi nof". id
not only ordered Falco released
but -gave each of the .children u
five dollar hill. 1 .-
Falco told Colonel Ned Oreor.,
prohibition ndmlntHtrntor, today,
that ho "sure hated this, becauso
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Contlnnniis 1 lo ll . m.
IVflAKB it pleasant for Sanlft.
11 with a gi-nl- full of clean
hunting conl. It will 'bum the
whole night through, slowly,
steadily, nnd leave tho living
room .warm ior you; In the
morning. "Our coal coats least
too," Bftya Mr. Coal Man.
Rainier Coal
Co.
15 HAST 7th
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