Eugene register-guard., July 28, 1933, Image 4

THE EUGENE Tt E g I S T E B Q XT A B D
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BY . 5. ACTIVITY
IN FUKIEN REGION
TOKYO, Jolj 28. W Japan"'
itonaula In Foochow and other part
e( Chin Informed the lorei(n officr
today of Tirious rumora that Amri
ana are aeekini a foothold In Fukierj,
ft maritima province in aoutbeant
Ckina proper.
A foreign office apokeaman aald the
ftouaula are investiitatinr the report
teperially becauae "Jupan ia very era
aitiTe" retardinf the possibility of
forelyn Influence being established in
Fokien, opposito Japan's colony of
Formosa, which might be menaced
thereby.
Be added that hia office placed lit
(b credence in the rumora and until
they are confirmed no action ia con
(nplated. Vernacular newapapera published
assertions that the United Statu
ary made a deal to acquire a naval
kas at Tungshan Island, and it wan
tnmored that American eapttalista
re planninf to Invest in Fukien rail
jraya.
The anokeaman declared China un
iertook in BinoJapaneae treatiea in
1865 and 1005 never to give up any
portion of the Fuklen coast to a
third power.
Non-Japaneae authorities recalled
tlmilar rumora Implying foreign
threats against Japan and numerous
Spy scares flourish nearly every aun'
Siar when the army and navy are
jtepnring their budgets.
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For lack of a few gallons of gasoline, the daring east-west Atlantlo flight of James and Amy
Maiiiam riH in th murf of a Bridaenort. Conn., awamo. Here la the wreckage of their plane "Sea
farer." Forced to land 80 miles fro mthelr goal after a 39-hour flight from Pendine Sands, Wales, the
weary aviators overahot the landing field. Both suffered minor injuries In the craah.
' STORY
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE I)
their men. They cannot, however,
refute fat bargain with the representa
trees of labor chosen by labor. Tlicy
eunot make aa a condition of employ
ftvant that any man either doca or
Hoes not, belong to any particular
labor or other unions.
"Employera must not nse any In
Brectioo or devise to evade these
revisions. The law will be execut
ed exactly aa it ia written and the
rrent misrepresentatlona that i
ku most Join either a company un
lea or a, particular labor union in
ntter to get the benefits of the law
Afe) entirely without warrant
Ford On Outside
There has been heretofore, no fixed
keaie of wages" lit the automobile
tolanU, the hourly rates Varying in
Afferent plant) and in different de
partments of the various units.
Directors of tho National Autorao-
Due Chamber of Commerce are all
motorcar manufacturers. Virtually
the entire Industry aside from the
eTerd Motor company wae represented.
xoaaye conference,
Johnson anid the Ford company
had not algned the agreement. Ford
company officials aaid there would
he no statement concerning lta atti
tude until an opportunity had been
had to study the full code.
General Johnson snid he talked by
telephone with Eilsel Ford but had
ot apoken with Ucnry Ford.
RETAILERS PRESENT CODE
WASHINGTON, July 28. OP
lUpreaentativea of alx retail dealers'
nanltatione today brought to the
(cover? administration for formal
ajihmlaalon a newly drafted composite
ode Intended to cover all retail store
The enokeaman ?.nrM.nft th X'..
Mooal Retail Furniture association,
the National Retail Hardware asso
ciation, the Mall Older Association of
America, the National Retail Ilry
Oooda association, National Shoe Re
tsflere' association, and Nntlonol As-
SPECIAL
Planer Ends for Summer Wood,
Load $3.50
Walters-Bushonp; Lbr. Co.
Phone 500
sociation of Retail Clothcrs and Furnishers.
The code they presented was de
signed to be applicable for all their
own and other retailers subject to
slight differentials proposed for each
line.
Two other codes already had been
submitted today by the Southwestern
Coal association and the legitimate
theater Industry.
Meanwhile, the legal staff of the
administration was ppckimr an inter
pretation of the troublesome portions
of the blanket ngreoment of Presi
dent Roosevelt whioh wae expected to
brush away some of tho obstablcs to
employers signing.
e
Flower Show Will
Be Held Saturday
AH ladles who Attend the annunl
clatiioluB show nt the Kingmnn Gar
dens, near Monroe, July -'0 and 30,
will reeeiv a Rift of flower, It was
announced Friday by Orville Klnn
man, who with liifl fnther, A. J. King
mnn, operates the gardens.
An Invitation to all interested In
flowers to attend this show wns is
sued Friday. This in the second an
nual gladiolus show held nt the par-
dens and moro thnn 300 persons vis
ited them at the time of the show Inst
year.
The flowers are In excellent con
dition now and present's beautiful ap
pearance, it was said.
Goa, Portuguese possesion in In
dia, has the cheapest 'stamp tn the
world; they are VZ for a penny nnd
the buyer must provide bis own gum.
According to records, "the Rpnernl
popiilntlon nnd criminal population of
tho United ritntos increuso nt iibout
the snnie ratio.
As early as 1000, the Scottish Par
liament piiswml nn act for the mnin
tenauce of n school in every parish in
connection with kirk.
Nobody Likes
Pale Looking Iced Tea
look for Ihli eif ijS's
hmimiIb laV -tW1 !r 1
Nobody llh.1 colored
Ic. water maiqueradlng
at lc.d t.a. Ui. India
Tea for your led t.a. It
brews a drink ruby-rich
lncolor...wln.ylnlait..
And chilling n.v.r
w.ak.nt Its flavor. To
g.l g.nulne India Ta
for your led l.a, look forth. Map-of-lndia
trademark (abov.) on .vary package of la
you buy. ..In oddltlon to the brand nam..
Bright Spots
NEW YORK, July 28. U.R Re
ports from all sections of the coun
try show no reversal of the upward
business trend, Dun and Bradstreet,
Inc., reported todny.
DETROIT Buick Motors company
today made a straight 15 per cent
increase in hourly wages, effective
Aug. 1. This followed a 5 per cent
raise last May.
NEW YORK. A 5 per cent wage
increase to all employes of Rockwood
und company, chocolate manufactur
ers, was announced today.
NEW YORK. Employment In the
silk industry during June was 65.0
per cent higher than in June, 11132
and O.trJ per cent higher than May,
the Huk Association of America re
ported today.
ment, $S.32; John Toll, $15.00; C.
L. Redemer, $11.92.
DIST. NO. 55: Ed Zimmerman,
$8.98; B. F. Mlnnvy, $04.74; Equip
ment, $1.00.
DIST. NO. 50: Fred Langston,
$9.9(1; Equipment.- $24.00; Albert
(loogisburg, $18.31; Snm Snyder,
$17.4.-i; ('. L. Blosser, $39.34; E. M.
Kellev. 74e.
DI.ST. NO. 57: C. L. Blosser,
$7 Oil- M. & M. .Motor Transport to..
S.-i.S4; W. P. Erhart, $14.43; : Lee
Vsrn Austin, $58.51; Earl M.les,
$15 55 Mike Brown, $2.00: frank
Hsinford, $1.50; H. f. Pjteraen.
KI87.50: Elmer Earl. $02.25: Bill
Meadows. $90.00; Cbeoter Boring,
M).SS; David Dier. $190.90; Arthur
Whipple. $22.41; David Dier. $8.00:
David E. Whipple, $04.74; Standard
Oil Co.. $80.23; equipment, $4.10;
Southern Pncifie Co., 52c.
DIST. N. 00: Eugene Concrete
Pine Co., $1.50.
DIST. NO. 61: Harry Keeler,
$54.78.
PIST. NO. 64: E. E. Farman,
SI.47: W. H. Dnvis, $4.47; B. F.
Hriegs. $4.47; W. A. Albright, $1.74;
C. I.. Blosser, $8.71.
DIRT. NO. 05: Lennle Hnldorsen,
$22.43.
DIST. NO. 66: Chas. Gold. $38.50;
IT. V. Jenkins. $37.34; Alford Hose!
ton, $2.23; Miller-Snnford Tractor
Co.. $7.00: Equipment, $23.18; Stand
ard Oil Co.. $51.08.
DIST. NO. 07: Fred Smigley,
$23.01; E. B. Doane, $2.35: Andrew
Eriekson. $1.74; Herman Erickson,
$1.49; Jess McCulloch, $3.49;. Roy
Swennon, S4.UJ.
DIST. NO. 71: R. A. Bnbb Hdwe.
Co.. $8.73; Clvde Cnrdor, $46.86: E.
E. Vincent. $2.97: Wilev Cox. $15.70;
II. B. Griffin, $1.49; Charley Davis,
$2.98.
DIST. NO. 70: Fred Langston.
S.1.9S: Equipment, $20.00; Hnrrv
Castle. $51.74; Roy Dixon, $82.39;
Wm. Bachelder. $11.94: Equipment.
$29.64: James Tedford. $14.94.
DIST. NO. 82: Sam Barber, $1.68;
R. A, Cox, $12.45.
DIST. NO. 83: Vern Luff. S7.45:
L. E. Aldous, $15.64; Walt Dennis,
$49.94; L. H. Porter, 542.39; K. M.
Hooker, $1.49; Bill Cnrlile. $1.49;
Warren Surromp. $17.45; J. D. Nich
ols, $1.49; Standard Oil Co., $9.00;
j, A. i-orter, z.va.
GENERAL ROADS
BRTDOE: A. C. Striker, $124.74;
n i nM Hdwe. Co.. $6S.0O; E.
K Wvstf. Inc.. $2.25: Cottage Drove
I hr. Co.. S20.50: J. C. Ponsler Mo
tor Co., $44.12; Yellow Fir Lumber
Co., $79.53; W. A. Woodnrd Lumber
Co., $01.06; Wm. Kyle & Sons Co.,
$2.75; The Brund Saw Shop, $1.10;
Standard Oil Co., $5.27; Addison
Lbr. Co., $19.20; Equipment, $64.51;
Robert Vining, $2.08; W, M. 01
sen, $2.98: H. B. Lee. $8.94; Claud
Krwin, $7.49: Wm. Boring, $0.!S;
(irmit Tate, $1.49: Tom Lynn, $5.90;
Angus Hnrhk-k, -S2.00; J. T. Stobie.
S1120- D. Steel Brook, $4.47; Angus
ilarbiek. $1.49: Cliff Lewie. $1.49;
Walt Herrv, $1.99; S. B. Finegan,
$1.60; Miller Sorensen, $81.21); K.
M. Brown. $64.2"; W. P. Sorensen,
$78.30; Joe Davison. $58.50; E. M.
Sanborn-. $17.43; Ada Cox, $28.S5;
State Industrial Accident Commis
sion. $23.01.
EQUIPMENT: J. H. Chambers &
Son. $2.80: Simmons Co., $088.00;
Pacific Tel. & Telg. Co., $8.50; A,
A. Martin. $124.74; R. H. Smith,
$124.74; Rav Worden, $71.47: EnrI
I. uekey, $89.74; A. F. Wlllsnn,
$29.70; Curtis AVIlson, $70.24: W.
II. Mover. $14.70: Oregon Electric
Co.. $5.06; Morris Chevrolet Co.,
$6.40; Shell Oil Co.. $5.63: Midgley
Planing Mill Co., $2.80; J. W. Quaek
enbush ft - Son, 99c: Standard Oil
Co.' $805.17; Woodbury & Co..
$25.27; John W. Conaway, $1.25;
Air Reduction Salee Co., $8.40;
Nordliui Parts) Co, $07.82; J. D.
Adnma Co., $711.03: Earl Luckey,
83625: R. A. Babh Hdwe. Co..
$15.01; Hathaway Motor Co., $1.17;
Carlson Ilatton os Hny, f..vi; uooct
rich Silvcrtown, Inc., $14.05; Geo.
A. Halton, $3.38; Veltuin & Clow
Mfg. Co., $2.50; Smith & Watkins,
$1.90; Lundstrom Bros., $1.75; Eu
gene Auto Wrecking Co.. $1.75;
Howard Cooper Corp., $5.00; A. C.
Hang & Co., $173.51; Murk C. San
derson Co., $23.29; Miller-Snnford
Tractor -Co., $49.90; S. B. Finegon.
S13.03; Ray George. $S.07; Jnek
Hodges, 61c; T. J. Swenny. $4.82;
Frank Jarvis, $1.11; Ben, Wilson,
$2.24; Geo. Tolman, $2.24; Ralph
King, $2.90; A. E. Dnvis, $1.48;
Roy Fiteh, $22.40; Wm. Bnelielder,
$11.94: Fred Langston, $12.45: Low
ell Tedford, $4.98; Wm. Bidwell,
$1.49; Simmons Co., $13.15; Ban
ners Service Station. $9.80; Union
Oil Co.. $19.7S; Eugcno Water
Board. $01.01.
MAINTENANCE: F.dwln Tullnr,
$124.74; . Shell Oil Co.. $1081.01;
Central Heating Co.. $277,511: Hny
George. $24.27; Jack Hodges, $54.78;
Frnnk Moore, $11.37; E. Roy Smith,
$18.98; G. G. Thorpe, $52.29; Frank
Jnrvis, $39.S4: Ted George, $0.47;
O. R. Miller, $34.80: F. A. West
fnli, $36.43; D. I). Conley, $23.05;
Kenneth n.. IV
derson. Slim io. ..J: k
Road iJiV h B'W
.W5.10; ili-n ' Vi'' " I. U
Guy Colhv"' iss tf H
trAlvi!i.-v
E- .'.ho"iPoii,
Fogle, $.,1.87; Hllrn p
E,.rl RolH-n, "tSSll
87.47; Slate 1, t.'kli
$684.41; W. r. c'lnbhT?'
Neeley.' 1R:(K). t,
r-,,.in,, .linunifla Thomi,
Xnnlnhl, $38.00: J. rt.H
Willnini Reek. JlRno'-ei1
s..n, $16.KI: Marlea,
.'V:...'" ::;ks"".l:.80:
1 . N. Appling, $30.00
Cnlkms. $-131.00; 0 S
RIGHT OF WAI-i. J
$25.00; Berth, Sni JiH
.'i i x r. .Arr. p
$107.32: Soiithern P.dk.a
FOR MAKING GOOD THINGS TO EAT
COUNT. Y CLAIMS ALLOWED
DIST. NO. 30: Robert Goodman,
$7.45; George Tolman, $9.90; T. M.
Hendricks, $4.50; Equipment, $1.00.
DIST. NO. 37: Miller-Snnford
Tractor Co., $2.25; Standard Oil Co.,
$41.85; Equipment, $1.73; Elino
Summers, $23.32: Wm. Olsen, $2.98;
H. L. Prindvl. $2.98; Luther l'riudel,
$2.98; Ted Prindel. $3.72; V. C.
Steinhnuer, $7.45; Whitmide Bros.,
$4.05; Henry Dnly, 60c; lsuiah Slay
ter & Sons. $2.55.
DIST. NO. 38: Kenneth Nielsen,
$11.20; L. Grazer, $5.33; Equipment,
$9.20.
DIST. NO. 39: .7. W. Rust, $8.72;
Tom Slnuuwny. $4.47: Lucenc Nor
ton, $5.90; Wilbur Williams. $1.49;
Frnnk Hlachly, $1.74; C. A. Rust,
$52.29.
JUST. NO. 40: -O. G. MeDonnld,
in; ooren noreimun. u.li.-s.
HIST. NO. 43: C. E. Duckworth.
$57.27; T. K. . Boyn, 03c; K. X,
i;iii,-ir, oo.'iu.
DIST. NO. 44: Equipment. 60c.
DIST. NO. 45: A. R. Tolman,
$4.47: Peter Skovbo. $3.35.
IUST. NO. M: H. W. Carson,
$67.20: M. .1. Alhro. $11.17; Equip-
Lome made mayon
naise is brought to the
table while it is deli
cately, unmistakably
mild and fresh.
FOR MAKING GOOD THINGS TO EAT
r
Forget the weather
,loc CANlf yoa cat to feel fit. That
taettn more crisp, light fooj.f,.wor
iiMTy, Lot diahc. Kellogg'. Corn Flake,
pnoaid coma fint on your li.
Enjoy with milk or cream and aul
fruit or honey. Rich in energy ,!
eaay to digest they don't "heat yoll
HP."1 Made ly KeUogg in Batllo Creek.
CORrJ I-
FLAKES
fortfoctiedi
Producers' Public Market
BROADWAY & CHARNELTON
Start A New Deal At Your Home
Buy your fresh fruits and vegetables from the
Producers Market. Clean, crisp and garden
fresh. Right from the producer to you.
stall
Specials
CUCUMBERS For tabid or
plokloa. Tonmtoos. Rsd
Ishos, Cabbage, Tiirnlpa,
Votntooa, Strnwhorrloa nml
Ht'd Unapbonics. STALL
11 nnd 13.
MONTMORENCY PIE CIIEn
HIES for canning. 3o lb.
SO lbs. or over 2lo lb.
STALL SO.
FRESH HOMEMADB broad
nnd rolla. Individual nloa
Ho earn. Mnny iliffcrcnt
kliuls. STALL S3.
DAKED BEANS Salads,
lunrli tneatn, llomruiindo
buna,' rolla. bread and paa
Irlca. Ilutternillk. rotlase
chuoao nnd lnrd. STALL 72
nirnovED currants
, llurbnnk nnd Irish cobbler
potatoes. Fancy Vetrh
honey, Kresh veceinblea In
eenson. STALL S7.
REETS FOR CANNING 2e.
STALL 70
CELERY ROASTINO EARS
ClH'l' M HERS STRAW
HKRUIKH. STALL 17
CORN and MIT.K FED II t n.
FRYERS. HENS HEAVY
ROASTERS STALL M.
Phone 924 or 190
James Gardens Market
EUGENE'S FRUIT AND VEGETABLE CENTER
FREE DELIVERY ALSO C.O.d. ORDERS TAKEN.
Watermelon on Ice, pound
-Large Jumbo Cants, 4 for -..
Tomatoes, No. 1 fancy, basket
Youug Berries, 4 boxes
2Jc
...25c
19c
...29c
19o
25c
9c
Coast Peas, extra sweet, 3 pounds
Blue Lake Beans, best ever, 4 pounds
Cauliflower, extra white heads. Bound
Turnips, Carrots, Beets, Onions, Radishes, 3 for 10c
Grapefruit, sweet and seedless, dozen
Oranges, full of juice, 2 dozen
Large, fancy Lemons, dozen
Local Green Peppers, pound
39c
...25c
25c
..15c
100 MARKET
SATURDAY SPECIALS
FOR YOUR TABLE
Saturday our cases will be full of
fine meats at prices you want to
pay.
We Carry & full line of
Fine Lunch Meats.
wiifaaz
WHOLE OR HALF
QUALITY MEATS
PURE
LARD
VEAL ROAST Lb 9'
MILE FED
POT ROAST Lb HV2C
PRIME STEER BEEF
GROUND BEEF Lb.'..... -.10
VEAL STEAK Lb ll1
WEINERS
FRANKFURTEK
BOLOGNA
LIVER SAUSAGE
14
P. & G. &p)
The Bcst
10 Bars
24
FULL CREAM
CHEESE
Lb 12c
LARGE 21,
PINEAPPLE
8ROKEN SLICE
2 Cans .....29c
CIGARETTES
Pkg 10c
CAMEL, LUCKY, CHESTER
FLOUR
DRIFTED SNOW
49 lbs. .... $1-49
ROOT BEER
EXTRACT MAKES 5 GALLONS
Bottles ....15c
LIBBY'S
ASPARAGUS
Can 10c
GRAPENUTS
Pkg 15c
MAXWELL HOUSE
COFFEE
Lb 27c
BUTTER
Lb. ....... 21c
Toilet Paper
FREE SHOPPING BAG
10 Rolls ...28c
RAISINS
NEW CROP SEEDLESS
4 lbs. ...... 17c
SALT
MORTON'S
Carton
PURE CIDER
VINEGAR
Gallon ....13c
SYRUP
MAXIMUM
5C
Jug .
19
Her shey Bars
PLAIN OR NUT
3 for 10c
Salad Dr's'ng
BEST FOOD
Quart 27c
PURE CANE
SUGAR
10 lbs. ...,.4
PRETZELS
NBC 250 TO THI
Pound .....11
BALL MASON
JARS
Quarts, DozjSi
OIL
SALAD BRING. C0NT"i
Quart
1
BEANS
SM4T.T. WHIT?
4 lbs.
JELL WIU
.ASSORTED
Pkg.
..5
TAPI0C1
MINUTE THS ;
Air Always
way Fresh
RED RIPE
TOMATOES
Basket 1SC
LETTUCE
LARGE AND SOLID
Head 5C
LEMONS
SUNKIST-NONE BETTER
Doz IQc
11
Pkg. "
KLONDIKE WATER.
MELONS
Lb 2C
Lb
CABBAGf
. J
H
Cantalou?
VINE RIP'
Each ....n
FREE DELIVERY PH01n. vnm? ft
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