Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, June 27, 1933, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text;l . i i 'l i'i -Mi : .1 i -a 'PimTw THE EUGENE BB'OISTEB.QTTABD E CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE conn bunbel. Two rain of this w lout before the cloae. Corn soared almost four ci'nts, oata three cents and rje a little mora than our cenu. CONFEREES TO WAIT LONDON, June 27. 04) What ona of the "Big Four" chief delegates called an "act of providence" bin so altered Hie wheat situation that the conferoea decided today to wait until crop pronpeots are better manifeat before approving or disapproving a plan to reatrict wheat acreoirt. Prime Minister Itnmaaj MocDonald, in an hour-long discussion of the problem with leaders of the "Big Four" delegations, asked for and re ceived Information to the near breakdown of the negotiations at the morning session of the conferees. The "Big Four" are the United States, Canada, Australia and Argen tina, Dumping Threatened When h received information con cerning the rise in the price of wheat on world marketa, presumably be cause of .adverae crop reports, Mac Donald professed satisfaction with the nrocress of the negotiations. A renewed threat of chaos and price debaclea which will follow if the American and Canadian wueat surplus of 000,000,000 bushels is "dumped" on the world market acted today to have from breakdown the wheat acre age restrictions ncgotintiona of .the four principal wheat producing i tions. A conference of representatives of the "Big Four" broke up after being in session for an hour, htanley M, Bruce bf Australia told the represen tatives of the United States, Argen tina, and Canada that three Austra lian atatea were adamant in their op position to the restriction scheme. Mr. Bruce himself la most willing, he declared, to work out some pan whereby Australian adherence to the project could be assured, but be com mented that the difficulties of his position could not be minimised. CHAMPIONS AT CHAMPION'S GRAVE! ft r " .. s) Mite 1 r f' 1 't v If8 ft 1 hM v I t i F...m.ai Ballot Case Jury Panel Discharged MEDFOItD, Ore., June 2T. Following a declaration by the atate, backed up by affidavits, that Juror J. T. Dnggau, Sums Valley rancher, had disqualified himself by reason of ut terance he had made in connection with the trial of John Glenn in the Jackaoa county ballot thefts, Circuit Jndge G. F. 8kipwortb late yesterday ordered the entire jury discharged and a new one drawn. A new panel of forty names waa drawn and selection of the new jury undertaken today. .Three men who played atlrring parts n the world of pugilism aince the World War are shown aa they etood together at the grava of William Muldoon, "the last gladiator." Left to right are Gene Tunney, Jaok Dempaey and the new champion, Jack Sharkey. HOUSEWIVES sir CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE Salem Riot Chief ' Pleads Not Guilty SALEM, June 27. OPt O. H. Gost", formerly of Medford, pleaded not guilty to charges of vagrancy and disorderly conduct in Justice court here late yesterday. Trial waa aet for Jnly 8. - He waa arrested as the self-avowed leader of the "Comrades" who were evicted yeaterday from the court honse lawn here where they had camped a week, demanding caah and other relief. Plans Expedition To Find Mattern NEW TOrtK, June 27. 0J.D Irv ing Friedman, Brooklyn brewer, to day announced that an expedition to search for Jimmy Mattern, missing around-the-world flier would leave here within two or three days. " Mattern haa not been reported since early thia month when he left Khab arovsk, Siberia, for Nome, Alaska. Granzer's Bdwy. 4 Olive Phone 622 EXTRA SPECIALS For the Balance of Thia Week SUGAR Fine cane, CM "JC 100 lb. aack 94e I 9 No 8. A H. 6tampa. SILVER NUT ft MARGARINE Lb WC MILK Armour' or Mt. Vernon, li: 5Kc Per Caae $2.69 BUTTER Granzer'a J" M Beat, Lb fctC MASON JAR RUBBERS fl:: 25c PAROWAX (- 3 Pkga, for COC SOAP P. A G, - OTlt 10 Bare for C I V OXYOOL- jQ Large Pkg I WW FLOUR MeloFIke, uok .. $1.09 Sparry or Carnation OATS pT 14c ROLLED OATS ajfj-9-Lb. aaok 09C COFFEE S. & W., ha. 1 lb. can fcwC ean ... 53c GRAPEFRUIT Fanoy Florida, a ..39c JELL DESSERT ' OCm ; a Pkg. for COG ALSO Please Don't Foraet That Wednesday li Double Stamp Day Winners will be announced in Fri day' paper. Two more recipe from last week's contest on one -dish dinner are print ed today. Tarn ale Loaf 1 pound pork or beef. 1 medium bottle stuffed olives. 2 ciips canned corn. 2 cups com meat 2 cups tomatoes. H cup oil. 2 tablespoons chili pepper. 1 cup milk. 2 ems. 1 onion. Few cloves, car lie. 2 teaspoons, catsup. 2 .teaspoons Worcestershire sauce. Salt and pepper to taste. Method: Cut onion fine, cook In oil. Mix al! other ingredients to gether in a bowl, then add onion. 1'lace mixture in any desired pan which Is well greased. Bake in tnodr erate oven (330) degrees for one hour. Slice. Serves 12 generously. Mrs. John Chapmon, 882 Chambers street, City. Hamburger and Noodles 2 pounds hamburger (or ground beef). j 1 can corn. ' -Vi cup ripe olives. ' ' 2 small cans hot hruco (or 1 cun hot sauce, nnd juice from one can xtt tomatoett). 2 packages noodles (cook separ ately). 2 or 3 onions, ground. 1 garlic button (optional). 1 teospoonfnl chili powder. Halt to season. 'i cup cheese, cut up, and added. Add the noodles to the other in gredients. Put in ronster or dripping pan and cook for nearly one- hour, stirring occasion ally. Do not add any more moisture. Sirs. Mnttie Kabflbaugh, River Road, Eugene. STORY CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE mission. In no caRe will workers be permitted to work more than 40 hours a week. Convict labor on projects or ma terials used is taboo. All projects are to be initiated and supervised by the state highway coin mission. Cities Get Share Not more than 50 per cent of the state's allotment is to be expended tm the approved federal aid system out side the corporate limits of munici palities. Not more than 25 per cent is to bo expended upon secondary or feeder roads. f , Not less than 25 por cent of the available funds shall, be. npn'ii'd to projects on extensions of' the federal aid highway system into nnd through municipalities. Municipalities must provide rights- Barometer Of Nation's Business STOCK AVERAGES (Copyright, 1033, Standard Jun. 27 00 Ind'la Today ni.l Prer. Day no 4 Week Aco Sfi.fi Tear Ago ,1.1.2 Three Yeara Ago ir,3.2 High lira no 4 Low 1033 4-i :i Hieh 1032 72 3 Low 1032 35 1 New 1B33 high. June 37 Today Prer. Day Week Ago .......... Year Ago Throe Yrara Ago .. High lli3 Low 1033 ,.. High 1032 Low 103:1 Now 1033 high. 20 Ind'ls .... T3.2 i... 73.0 .... 72.S ..... na.n .... -M .... 73.4 s.:i .... 71.3 .... 53.2 rttistica Co.) 20 Rr'a 20 tlt'a 00 T1. 47.B J 07.2 S7.2 4(1.3 1IMI.3 sit.3 44.S KKi.O Kt.r, 13.B S4.5 ' 33.3 1(1.0 2IK1.2 .)7.3 . 40.3 113.7 K0.fi 23.fi Bl.fl 43.0 3H.S 111.0 73.0 13.2 B1.8 3.-1.O I ntistira Co.) 20 Rr'a 20 ft'a 80 Tl. 77.3 S4.0 7S.5 70S R4.8 7S.2 75.B 84.1 77.n S2. 73.5 (10.0 imi.4 nn.fi nn.ri 70.8 S5.2 7S.2 R7.0 74.1 (U.li 78.0 80.2 7S.1 47.4 70.0 57.5 of-wny for projects therein, else the Reerelary of agru-'ulturo may revise the ieri:enl;ie. ilistrilmlion of fnnda. Ileeoiistruetion of existing adequate facilities within uiuuiciualitiea will not be considered. Detniled pinna and Iistinga by ooun ties nnd oilier information; must be Hiiliinitted for approval to the secre tary of agriculture by the commission. Baseball Scores NATIONAL LEAGUE At Brooklyn H. H. E. Cincinnati 2 10 2 Brooklyn 11 14 1 Johnson, Kolp and Lombard!; Ben ee, ond Lopez, Outen. At. Boston H.H.E. St. Loin's 0 6 1 Boston ".1 3 0 Walker, Johnson and Wilson; Jinn gum and Bpohrer. AMERICAN LEAGUE At Cleveland R. H. E. Wnsliinglon. , 6 10 0 l.'levelnnd. . 7 10 3 Tlinnwis, McAfee, Russell and Sew cll; Hinder, C'onnally nnd Myatt. At Chicago n. H-. E. I'hilndcriihia 3 11 0 Chicago 8 11 1 ('nin, Cnmhs, Oliver, Peterson and Mniljepki; Miller, Fabcr nnd Grilhe. WAS ALL READY TO GIVE UP Life Looks Brighter Since She Took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound i. A yrtniT 11a liliilillliiiinvli'lMfll- an'rTid "I was bo rundown and weak that I could hardly walk. I wne about ready to give up when I tried Lydia K. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound. Since then I hnvo had three more babies and I feel well and strong. I am taking the medicine again cow at the age of forty three. 1 am also giving it to my daugh ter." Mr3. J. S. Antlb. 2098 AJle ghany Ave., Columbus, Ohio. Don't go another day without the help this medicine can give you. Get a bottle from your nearest drug store immediately. Take it regularly accord ing to directions. Business Is Improvinf This is especially true at 245 East Broadway w here the EUGENE CLEANERS are located. Mr. C. F. Sparks, who so successfully operated the EUGENE CLEANERS in 1020 and 10.10, has re turned with an efficient force of master craftsmen' and has again purchased this wonderful plant. Mr. Sparks is recognized on the Pacific Coast as an authority on dry cleaning and is known for the liigh quality work that only years of study and experience can produce. The EUGENE CLEANERS is specializing on white work and hats. They guarantee all work to satisfy you or your money will be refunded. You arc in vited lo give the EUGENE CLEANERS a trial. ting characteristics obliged the board to postpone acllun on four othor uni versity suggestions, including a $."i0O,- 000 gymnasium, !S173,(IK) swimming oool and snectntors' stadium, a JloO,- 000 field homo and n $r.0.000 activity house. The snine difficulty was found in three proposals for the slate col lege a $7.1,000 rhcmialry Uullilltlg, a .$0-15,000 biological science building, and a $310,000 annual industries building. The S100.O0O infirmary for the atate college could lie financed, it was said, through transferring part of the funds of the Memorial Uiion liuiltl- ing, using .1(1,000 as a leiierni granr. One dollar out of each $4 student building fees going t" SlemnriniV Union could bo applied lo interest and prin cipal on the . infirmary. A federal grant of ,f ;s:mhhj. n leg islative appropriation of !?;I3,000 mid a .$50,000 issue of school district bonds sold to the federal government would U.O. CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE insure the erection of the $130,000 tniiniii Bchool building. at Kastern Oregon Normal at I Grande, the board decided. For Oregon Normal 'nt Monmouth, a federal grunt of 30 per ceut of the $-10,1X10 to .'i0,000 cost, plus a JIHttKJ transfer from dormitory funds and a $1 stmliMit fee, would cover all cpsts, it was believed. The board was unable to discover any self-liiiuidnting fea tures which might support tho pro posal for a $130,000 administration building on tliut campus. t The eainc condition of non-liquidation existed in connection with South ern Oregon Normal at Ashland, where it -had been proposed a $150,000 gym nasium and a $150,000 women's build ing ho constructed. An onhiion by I. II. Van winRle, attorney general, that the $10,000 col lected by University of Oregon moth ers for the university infirmary, could not be returned to them, was referred lo the bourd's finance committee for a report. The noxt board meeting was sche duled for July 17. A few courses In mining, will be continued at Oregon Stale college, not leading to a degree nnd to be given by Prof. J. II. Batchellor who will also carry on service work to Oregon citizens. This was on recom mendation of tho flnamfl and cur- ulum committees who heard u plea to this effect by mining organizations of the state. STORY (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) with higher rates for extremely se vere disabilities. The rate of payment for non-service connected permunent and totul 'reed J"ne ?T lei I, who served () d" ' "wnwti, hcjiornhiv ,ii...i.. " 5 " 0t more . Rnnnl.k k . eluding soldier, n ,h,'Vtt' lion and the Phili,, "' ?' 1 nonoraoiy discharged sr. nge or over, are 0 !, . I'"' d In need, ,viU J , 01 !. month. ti5 wer in went in Uii Mr, honorably dischCd Spanish War veteran, o,w, like amount. Tl.. i..:.. ...""in that tho 2 year old (.'.':' be required to show need " cent disabled. eM Hiw Family Had Ringworms for """"" Weeks. Healed by CuticiiM "My husband and six children all had ringworms in a verv . , upon their faces. My husband also had them on his wrists. 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