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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1932)
THE EUGENE BEQISTERCrTTARP Octo' F (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) fcbme. money by thus doing. This inoney I Invested In income property and wai independent until high taxes have ruimd by income, an they have rniopd the incomes of many others, consequently I am for tnx-reduetlon. times neia u. n. "Mr. Emery asks If my buying of timber waa ethical. My opponent, Judge Barnard, has wade sevt rnl reul estate deals while holding office as county judge, one during the past few weeks. This was not only ethical, Mr. Emery, but Judyo Bumard's own bush. ess, and own personal affairs. Holding office does not bar one from private transactions. "Mr. Emery cheerfully points out a business transaction of mine, wherein he says on Not. 24, 1000, Fred Fisk as sheriff sold to Fred Fisk the MV of Sec. 16. Tp. 20, S. H. 6 W. 160 acres for $11.57, and that on November 20, 1906, just two days later Fred Fisk sold to Starrett & Hovey this aame 160 acres for $2500. Half Truth Charged "The real facts alwut the transac tion nro as follows: I bought the NW of Sec. 10, Tp. 20, H. It. 0 W, on Sept. 10, 1902, filed the deed for rec ord Oct 4, 1002, in hook 50 nt page 40; I sold the same on No. 20, 1!hj0, four yeara later to Storrett & Ho Tey. When I went to sell this prop erty, the abstract shows a flaw in my title, and an old tax certificnte to J, It. Marlcy. dated in 1803 wns out standing against the same. Thin tax certificate was for $11.57, and in or der to clear the title, I wns com pelled to buy np this old tax certifi cate, and in order to make a clear title wns advised by my attorney to take a deed on my certificate and this corrective deed wns recorded Nov. 24, 1006, and the transaction was closed Novemher 26, 11KX1, some four years after I bought and owned the property. A perfect legitimate trans action Promises No Mud "Mr, Emery, a truth half told, with malicious intent, is a willful lie. The next time some one gives you a letter to sign be sure the letter contains facts. Ton might get into serious trouble. "Mr. Emery, I never have end sever will an a candidate for office in dulge in mud-sllnging, or permit the same by my friends, if within my knowledge, and within my power to prevent. I would warn you that the dirtiest bog that wallows among the garbage, la the dirt and slime, can root up the fairest flowers that grow In the garden. Life Is too short, and political office too insignificant to villifv charactera and endeavor to de htroy reputations builded up by a life tune of acta and deeds. (Signed) "FRED FISK." II Duoa Conies Back And this from Mr. Keener: "Last Snudny, October 10, in a paid advertisement in the Iteginter-Guard. Edward F. Bailey and ntliers, after enlarging upon the wonderful quali fications of Mr. 1'rynr, declared it to be their conclusion that be Is the better qualified man for the position which he seeks.' This wns clenn poli tics liecauMft a democratic committee. including Mr. Bailey, made the statement. 'Three days Inter Keeney extolled the virtues of Mr. Swarts and declar ed him to bo 'by far the superior of the two candidates. This is dirty politics and Keeney is the 'Mussolini of the courthouse.' "Let It be dirty or let It be clean. Mr, Bailey's proclamation distinguish ing me as the Mussolini of the court house is taken without offense, for what more should I crave than his ad vertising my enthusiastic support of Tom Swarts for sheriff and at the same time unwittingly establishing in the minds of his readers the fact that my letter got under the skin in the opposing camp and that there is a justified suspicion that 'Mussolini' still has a message undelivered. "As to Mr Bailey's claim that he has definite proof of my having a promise from Mr. Swarts regarding appointments, there is but one an-, Bwpr SOMEONE HAS FALSI-1 F.I ED. (Signed) "BEN F. KEENEY." Young Demos Form Organization of the Young Demo cratic League of Lane county wns started at a meeting Thursday night at the Osburn hotel. Twenty young democrats were present. They elected Nathan Berkham, university student, chairman. Elise Schroeder, secretary of the Women's Democratic league, wns named secretary of the new group also. Clinton Ilnight is pub licity director. Nathnn Berkham was one of the organizers of the state wide club, formed in Fortlnnd last April. The Young Democrats took a fling at the Zorn-Macpherson bill also, and will carry on a campaign ngHinst it. They adopted a resolution opposing the school grab at the meeting. Sam Lehman of Junction City, democratic candidate for county clerk, spoke. L. L. Bay opened the meeting. Wlseoarver Here Young Bepnblicans at their meet ing made preliminary plans for a radio campaign and for an election evo party. Eugene V. Slattery will speak at the City club meeting November 1 on the republican ticket. Bay Wisecarver of McMinnfille, who is ruuuing against Hal Hoss for secretury of state on the democratic ticket, was here triday. He nas oeen traveling extensively, making a strong hid Hcninst Hoes. He predicted here that Roosevelt will carry Oregon by a 40,000 major ity. That's some prediction, even for a democrat. Governor Pardons Lane Bunco Artist F. L. McWeeney, sent to the pen itentiary from Lane county last year to serve five yeara for attempted lar ceny, was conditionally pardoned late Thursday by the governor. MeHeeney attempted to get money from ft Central Point man by false pretenses, Officers hero received news or me pardon with disfavor. HOSPITAL REPORTS Mrs. Matilda Henderson, Cottage Grove, and Mrs. Margaret Thomson and son, Vida, were reported as dis missed from the Pacific Christian hospital, Fridoy, and those admitted included Mrs. Richard Schick, Jasper, Mrs. Betty Nelson, Eugene, and Ray Oglesby, Valton Use Kerr's Mince Meat not only for pies but also to bring glorious flavor to: Spice Cake, Tartlet. 9 Cookie, Sandwiches ' Royalty of the TaFfi A Northwest -&M- Product RULES SET UP FOR E Regulations by which student use of automobiles on the cam pi of high er education will be guided were set up at a meeting of the joint faculty committee of the I'niversity of Ore gon and Oregon State college at John son hall here Friday. The rules were announced by Carl ton E. Kpencer, chairman of the fac ulty of the university. "The provision that motor vehicles shall not be used on the campuses on school days does not, at the present time, exclude cars from the streets adjacent to the campus at Eugene nor from the parking space near the Ad-1 ministration Building," said Mr. Spen cer. 'If necessity arises, additional restrictions will bo made. "The term school days includes from Monthly morning to Friduy evening, except holidays. Trov8ion is being made for the refund of the $1 automobile regis tration fee paid by students prior to the modification of the boards ruling. Announcement regarding this will be made later." Following are the rulee establish ed by the committee: 1. AH motor vehicles in the pos- Hession or control of students shall be registered with the enforcement of-1 ficer. Details for registering cars nt registration time will be formuluted. 2. A sticker for the vehicle will be issued without charge to each stu dent at the time of registering the car. 8. Student motor vehicles shall not he used -on the campuses on school davs. Provisions for makiug excep tions will be formulated by the com mi t tee of the respective institutions 4. Permission to uho a motor vehi cle will be withdrawn in every case where It plays a detrimental part In a student's scholarship, discipline, social life, or general welfare. This will be Invoked in connection with all forms of violation of campus regula tions and traditions. All institutional officers and committees having the administration of regulations, or n any wav connected with student wel fnre, will have the use of cars In mind. This will be particularly true of the scholarship committee, discip line committee, housing committee, nnd the like. 5. General supervision will he ex ercised over the use of motor vehi cles by students both on and off the cum pus. G. Traffic violations both on and off the campus will be penalized. It's Extravagance when you pay more for any other coffee than you pay for S&W Mel low'd Coffee. S&Ws thirty-five years' reputation for consistently fine food products is staked on the quality and value of S&W Mellow'd Coffee. No coffee is worth more. FINE FOOD PRODUCTS - 1 A sin m In rd leadership' twining school, sponsored by the Methodist Kpiscopul churches iu and around Eugene, will be held at the Eu gene FirHt M. E. church for six weeks, starting next Monday evening. Itev. Ian O. Poindexter of Spring field is dean for the school and An nounces (hut the following people of Kugene wiHTj555 the school; Dr V , ttie Lmvert.ir n( Hia, J Itev. C. V ,J ' 01 iiJ t. an,l i Vrnsna J '':- Ms, DoroJ.J " luUMtuediate v., 7 U'" ..;K" ami Slls, A 7 on 'Mmnur ,,aterUU In onl-r that those training is twel 'r UU l Amazing ! How good z Syrup TRY Amaizo Golden Syrup on your waffles, nanralfjtc nf fripA mucVi anA nr... U. " ..... JJIA yviu uc surprised that pure sweetness can be so deliciously different. The children will want it on bread between meals. All right, give it to them. Amaizo is an energy builder and "sets well" in their stomachs. The first syrup to be accepted for infant feed ing by the American Medical Association. Surely a guarantee of its easy digestibility. Toyairplanefree with each can at your grocer's. AMERICAN MAIZE-PRODUCTS CO. 100 East 42nd Street, New York City Health Authorities Urge Use of Nourishing Bread . mj it : ! 1 ii i i. i i ' &,AlAA..sgak 1 Chemists specializing in food chemistry, have just announced that the principal food for energy production and tissue-building is bread and but ter. It is the cheapest source of energy and tissue-building. What Bread? But there Is bread and bread. All bread is in expensive. The best bread is only a penny or two more than second-rate. Second-rate bread is cheap, is made of cheap materials. Children should have the richest, finest bread obtainable. That is why Williams Bakery is now making its fine XXX loaf. It combines all the elements of energy production and nourishment. You serve bread every day. Why not try Williams XXX Bread 1 Williams Bakery, Eugene, Oregon. X Extra Noiirlahment: Wllllami XXX Brcml ratea higher than mail because It contains an oXtra high grade shortening, eXtra hlnh sugar content, ex tra malt, and whole milk containing 5 butterfnt rur clinned from the Kngone Kaimms' Creamery. Droad can he no more nourishing than Its Ingredlenta. X EXtra size: The new Wllllami XXX Bread la made In IVi pound alio 60 larger than the ordinary loaf and Is aold at the same price. En cournge your children to eat more of thta Inexpensive energy-producing food, en lively digestible and entirely nourishing. X EXtra quality: In no other bread will you find all these nualltioa of tender crust, even, uniform texture, good toasting qualities, right site slices and lasting freshness. You serve bread every day. The next time you shop, buy a loaf of this nourishing food. BREAD ADVERTISING COSTS LESS THAN WAIT ING TO ADVERTISE Retipt Bock by Sara Trtat giving 210 uays f 0 p least tht family ant jtr 10 ants in stamps. canM Amaizo GOLDEN SYRUP FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS toy Airplane FREE (FO A LIMITED TIME) WITH EVERY CAN OF AMAIZO GOLDEN SYRUP OR AMAIZO CRYSTAL WHITE SYRUP 0 J Great Good Luck What 'fi. - ' "TWmcm C A M rT- i UERFS news spot news hot news n soap news! Never in all your lifetime has so fine a beauty soap ever sold for so little! The Soap of Beauti. ful Women costs less not more than Other beauty brands! All through town the news is spread. Ing your favorite store is offering Camay in its gay new wrapper, at its grand new price. 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