Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, July 13, 1934, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Two THE EP6ENE B E Q I S T E B.Q TT A B b ..j if i - ( ; v. i- 1 h ' ? .: I I-,. " 1 is 1 I J i MI i i Ut HEAD DOC! CUKE RECIPE IS Aunt Laura Applesate'a Prlae-whv Mng Burnt Leather coke, made from the flrat cake recipe uacd in Lane county, will be eerred at the Pioneer Ladiea' Whist party to be held Friday, July 27 at 2:30 o'elock at the Oaburn hotel. One hundred and aiity invite' tiona have been Bent to pioneer ladiea who have lived in thi vicinity fifty or more yeara. Mrs. Frank L. Cham here is general chairman. The Williams' Bakery will bake the eakea with one la rue one measuring IS Inches In diameter and ten email cakes measuring eight Inches in die meter. Miss Anne Whiteaker, grand marshal of the pioneer parade, will cut the cakea. Pioneer ladiea are to bring their relics and articles of former days to the whist party for display. Prlies will be awarded for cnrda and the Gypsy Gray Woodrarvera have donated replica of the Hampton ox yoke, which crossed the plains In esrly days. made from the black wnlnut grown near the Cartwright hotel on the Lo rane highway. The recipe for Aunt Laura Apple- gate's prize cake follows: Presidency of the American Medical Association will be sumed In 1935 by Dr. James 8. McLestsr, above, of Birmingham, Ala. Ht was chosen at the annual convention Juat held In Cleveland. man, wbo gave hia name as Albert Kushe, for questioning. 8TATB PRISON, FLORENCE, Aria., July 13. W) George J. Bhau. gbneasy, lO-year-old Albany, N. Y., Ingredients 11Z mnm Mt. mnr . 1 1 . . I . L. 1.1. - I . L . 1.1. -J . V. V, cup. shortening. Butter preferred ",iu """"" " ""'" 2H cups Sperry'a Cake Flour 1 cup aweet milk 9 eggs, separated. 2 teaspoons full baking powder 1 teaspoonful vnnilla 2 tablespoonsful burnt sugar syrup To Bur a Sugar Put 1 cup white sugar In. a sauce pen. Set on stove, and let come to a boll, atlrrlng to prevent lumping. Let burn till It gives off intense heat, and becomea real dark In color. Remove from atove, add V, cup boiling water, stirring. This amount of syrup makea enough for three batchea of cake. To Mix Cream sugar and ahortenlng. Add egg. yolka unbeaten. Htlr well. Add milk and 2 cupa flour, neat well. Add )i cup flour with baking powder well mixed.. Beat. Add well beaten whites of egge, and last, the two tablespoons burnt sugnr syrup. Divide Into three layera, and bake in medium oven. Ice. Icing 1 coffee cup white auger IX cup hot water. Boll without stirring till It threads. Pour over besten white of one egg. Add one tablespoon burnt syrup eyrup. Teaspoon vanilla. Beat. Well chopped walnut moats add to It a attractive- Bees, but not necessary. should bs a lesson to other youths, waa executed at 4:50 a. m. today in the lethal gas chamber of the atate prison. RAN QUENTIN, Col., July J3. W Two convicted aleyera plunged to their deatha simultaneously on the gellowa hers today. After Bleeping well and eating hearty breakfnsts. Jose Arrngon and Walker Hippy mounted the araffold and the trap wns sprung at 10:01:30 a. m. Itippy, a negro,; waa pronounced dead 11 min utea later, and Arrcgon in 12 min utes. OSBININfl. N. Y.. July 13. UP) Silver-haired Frank Canora'a lonely wait In Hing Ring prison's death house la ended. He went to his death in the electric chair last night, pnylng for the torch slaying of his wife. For a year Cnnora had waited, friendless, In the death house. No one ever came to see him except the prison chap lain. BREVITIES (CONTINUED FROM PAOE I) with ahockrd surprise today from ray officials at Vancouver that the Tth Regiment band could not play la Portland until permission had been obtained from the musician's union kera. And Burns Powell, president f the anion, flatly refused such per Xfllaslon. SALEM, July IS. P) Cherlea H. Gram, atnte labor commissioner, will go to Medford next Tuesday to meet with a group of green fruit packera, to consider labor problems In the packing lnduatry, he announced today. SALEM. July IB. W) Charles V. Gallowny, chairman of the etate tax commission, end Elmer E. Goudy, eecretary of the atate relief commit tee, will leave for the national cap ital tonight to confer with federal emergency relief officials rrtRlire to taxation and unemployment relief In Oregon. SALEM, July 13. P With total atocka of aasollne In MlornL' here adequate to meet normal demands for only two or rnree days, local oil compntiy mnnfigers this morning per fected plans for a pooling of supplies and distribution nn the basis of aver age output. BAT.EM. July IS. OP) Five men were killed and fl.18 Injured In Ore gon Industries left week, the Indus trial accident commission reported today. STATE PRISON, CARRON CITY, Nov., July 13. OP) Joseph Behlter, no-year-old Syrlnn formerly of St Tiouia, Mo., wns executed In the prison lethal gas chamber nt sunrise today, The convicted slnyer of Mnxlne .Arm atrnng, Laa Ve.Tna dnnce hnll girl, whistled a tune as he walked Into the small gna chamlter from his cell across a corridor of the building. HARTHDALE, N. Y July 13. OP) An army of 600 atate troopers, police, and volunteers bent throimh dense woodlands around Hartsdsle today for !due-eyed, 18-months-nM Bobby Connor, fen red kidnaped. Auth orities aald they were convinced the child, missing since fl o'clock last night, waa being held for ransom. the second week of the whiskers' eon test. Judges will be E. O. Potter, R. 8. Bryson and Dan Johnston, who also acted at the Judging last week. There will be four claastflcationa for Judging the' whiskers, including black, red snd gray beards snd a special clasa which will Include mix turea of varioua colors snd types. A similar contest will be held week from this Saturday and the final I rand Judging will take place Wed neadny, July 25, at 7:80 o'clock with the final grand parade of whiskers liiigene sliull witness for Severn years, a large number of prixes imve been donated for this event by uugene merchants. COAST STRIKE STORY (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) E STORY (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) Baseball Scores NATIONAL LEAGUE At New York R. II. E. Pittsburgh n 10 New York 7 11 1 Lucas, Chngnnn, Blrkofer anil flrare; Fltaslmmnns, A. Smith and Mancuso. At Brooklyn R. 11. E Cincinnati S 14 S Br,nklyn 8 0 5 Frey. Koln and Lombard!: Zarh, ary, Loennrd and Iopes. At Roslon R. II. E. Chicago n It) a Boston 7 12 a Lee. Tinning and llartnett: ltetts, Barrett, Smith nnd Spohrer, St. Louis at Philadelphia, iraatimnnl. rain. 8AI.EM. July 13. (4 Domestic corporations do not hnve to qualify ami receive a permit to issue as a atnrk dividend a deslxnnted portion of Its capital slock, Attorney General I. II. Van Winkle ruled todny upon request of the state corporation com missioner. PORTLAND, July IS tP Two men, carrying a loaded anwed-off ahotfun and a revolver, and Identi fied by detectives as ex-convicts, were arrested early today by four atste policemen In a store at Sylvan. The two gave the names of Harvey H. Martindale, 32, and Frank Carl ton, 28. AMERICAN LEAGUE At Cleveland H II r Washington S 7 II Cleveland 2 12 t) Stewart and Sewell: lllhlehrni,,! Holly, Wlnegarv"- and I'ytlak, At Dertlo R. it. v New York 4 p, n Detroit o a n lturflng and Dickey: Brldara and Cochrane. NATIONAL WASHINGTON, July 13. I4 a....... Tl . -I 1 . 1 ... contract for construction of the Grand Coulee dam and power plant on the Columbia river in Washington to Sllss Ifaaon company. Inc., New York city, the Atklnaon-Kier company of Ran Francisco and the Walsh Construction company, Davenport, Iowa, who sub mitted a Joint low bid of f:0.33l), 101.50. WASHINGTON, July 13. OP) An allotment of L'2.000 to Ontario, Ore., lor reconstruction of lis wster fil tration plant waa announced yesterday y Pnbllo Works Administrator Ickes. GENERAL AN FRANCISCO. July 13. OP) -Apparently attacked and then alaln, the body of en 8-year-old girl was tiscovered In the yard of a house here sodsy. The girl, Elaine Watson, had lleappeared last nlchl. Police ssid the dy was found hnlf-bnrlrd. Police an- J tonoced they bad takea auidtlle-tfed Bushwhackers Will Gather Saturday For Beard Judging Black beards, red hesr.U. beards; mixed, medium or mm,urj lieanls all will be represented at the stand at Eighth and Willamette streets Saturday evening at 8 o'clock when members of the Bushwhackers club compete for prises at the end of VACATION TACKLE Let us outfit yon belor you start on your trip. SPECIAL ORDERS Wi make up special filet for any lake or river, Wa Reatring Tennis Racquets Baird and Iioach 74 Willamette cata, doga, goldfish, or what have you, are eligible, and there are rcgul.it Ions regarding hie status an amateur or a professional. So, whisker champs, prepare for the great day! Taper off your train ing, and be mentally an physically right at 10 a m. Saturday. For no higher prizes in the pet whiskers gnme will ever be fought for! There ere eight divisions In the contest, with prixes for each. They toiiow: Division 1: For the longest wbis kera, a flashlight, offered by Bnbb's Hardware. Division 2: For the thickest whis kers, a fl merchnndlse order at MrMurran ami Wusliburne'n. Division 8: For th most aristo cratic whiskers, a two weeka double pnss to the Heilig theatre. Division 4: For the moat colorful whiskers, a ttro weeka double pass to the McDonnld thentre. Division B: For the most nernliar whiskers, a Inrge box of milk-bone dog biscuit, donnted by the National Jiiscutt company. Division 6: For the silkiest whls- Iters, a aensnn pass to the Townle bnsehnil pork. Division 7: For the bushiest whls- kera, a leather dog-collar from Chase tarilens. Grand prlie: For the net combin- ng all the above merita to the great est degree, two tickets to the Ore gon Trail Pageant. three days, and enough tinned and other non-perishable food to with stand a siege of 20 to 30 days. Milk trucka atill were running and bakery wagonn continued to opernte but there wns no aasurance as to how long thia would continue. Two thousands California national guardsmen continued to bold the state-owned San Francisco waterfront in a military calm. Scattered Instances of violence continued elsewhere in the city and the police mobilized for ex traordinary duty. The plans of Acting uorernor Frank . Merriam wi..re awaited anxiously to to whether he would extend the national guard linea farther into the city in case of re curring disorder. Strikers Spread Rapidly Besides the atriking longsliirement and marine workers, more than 6000 union men aready were on etrfke in the bny area, about 5000 more were ready to Join them Saturday and the central labor council's strike "atrat egy" committee called a session at mid. afternoon to determine ita rec ommendations for the 65,000 union men in the city. A general etrike rec ommendation was commonly expected. 'the bast Bay cities, including Oak land and Alameda, were similarly sit uated, w'th thousanda of union men already on atrike and othera awaiting advice from the Alameda county labor council as to their future course. There ere about 45.000 union men in the east bay district. The negotintlona remained virtually in status quo, with the president's board still trying to get employers nnd maritime strikers together on arbitra tion. The empioyers previously agreed to arbitration of the lon?hcremen8 eaue but the latter had atcod firm in its refusal to arbitrate the matter of control of the hiring halls. The long shoremen finally is'.id they would put the arbitration matter to a referen dum provided the employers would agree specifically to arbitrate the is sues In the other maritime strikes also. On these matter tho board worked aa tho apectre of the genernl ntriko moved nearer and nearer. Travelera began leaving San Fran cisco when horels issued 'wnrnings that they would be able to serve meals only two or three more daya. Fifteen casea of dysentery were reported In a downtown apartment bouse. Health authorities attributed the outbreak to "antiquated Food" and warned dtiicns to cook viands thoroughly. Whether electricity, gas and trans portation service would continue in the event of a general strike remained uppermost in the minds of the popu lace. Mayor Angelo J. Rossi said every effort would be exerted to keep light, power and aanitation agenciea func tioning. Some clogging of garbage chutea due to a Blowing down of the disposal ayatem waa reported but the scavenger workera remained on the Job. Street car men were reported ready to walk out. Dairymen aaid they would ask the protection of troops of the move ment of milk trucks was Interrupted, Bread wagons continued operation. STORY (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) PENNY- WISE DRUGS CUT-RATE TOBACCOS 40 East Broadway Economize at PENNY WISE. Eutrene's NEW cut rate drug and tobacco store, a local store with new, iresn stocK or Drug, Tobacco and Sundry merchan dise. Remember our address, 40 East Broadway, j use two uoors easi past tne uroaaway incorporated. 50c $1.08 DOAN'S KIDNEY FILLS, Reg. 75c CIGARETTES Chesterfields, Luckies, Old Golds, Camels Carton With each two paokagea of Cheaterflalda nurrh.i.H. tract bridge booklet by Ely Culbertson given free Lateat voiiion ALARM CLOCKS, $1.00 Value TAKARA ANTISEPTIC Pdr. $1.50 box .. SYRUP FIGS, California 60c reg. VICKS VAPORUB 75c size . 79c $1.00 40c 50c CUT RATE FILMS Eaetman Films, Fresh Stock 35o 110 Vericri rome 30o 1 10 Reoular ,,, 25c 1 20 Regular ,,, 30c 120 Verlchrome Tooth Preparations duo ur. Lyons Powder ... 50c Pebeco Paste 50o NeuCarb Psate SOo lodent Paste .... 25o Or. West Paste .... SOo Forhan'a Past Cold 30c Bromo Quinine 75o Vlcks Rub SOo Mentholatum For 85o Mlstol Drops LAXATIVES J 1.00 Nu Jol on 7io Agarol, Warners ... 2Se Feenamlnt For SOo Ex Laa Laxative ... Pint Russian on 25c 21c 19c 22c ions 44c 35c 15c 35c 15c 39c Remedies 20c 50c 20c 45c s 67c 50c 17c 34c 29c! Household Remedies Quart Milk Magnasla .... 16 Ox. Lima Water , Citrate Magnesia 1 Ox. Olive Oil I Ox. Cascara Aromatic 33c 10c 15c 39c 39c MOUTH 76c Listerlna WASHES 53c 67c 70c 25c 11.00 Pepsodent Liquid 1.00 Lavorla For J5o Vlcki Voraton PAIN REMEDIES tOc Mldol For 25e Anacln, 12a 100 Bayers Aspirin 7So Anaoln, 80s 100 Aspirin, S Gr FACE LOTIONS $1.00 Hinds Lotion , 80c Santlssptlo For SOo Jergens Lotion 11,00 Frostllla Foe 11.00 Santlseptle For 34c 17c 60c 50c 19c 81c 37c 36c 74c 74c CUT KATE TOBACCOS George Washington M 100 packs-3 for AVk K00L Ciforettas, 4 Cartons .. Hal Bull Durham, Buffalo, Stud, lutUr 4 4 for 15 C WING CIGARETTES or. 3 for AV W Cartons OC LABOR TO DECIDE PORTLAND, July 13. CP) A statement that aettlement of the waterfront atrike controveray here will "be prompted by civic and com mercial organizations refraining from urging strikers to accept crbitration," was issued today by the atrike strat egy committee of the Central Labor council. "This committee," the statement ssid, "takes the position that labor ahould be permitted to define lta own policiea without interference from outside groups." The strategy committee met for three boura this mcrning in a secret seasion for discusBlon of strike de velopments. Aat noon there atill waa no indication when a vote might be taken on the question of submission of union issues to the federal medi ation board. It was said, however, thot E. P. Marsh of Seattle, United States department of labor representative. waa on bia way here, possibly to su pervise a vote by the local uniona of waterfront workers. The only untoward event of .the daya waa the wounding of a special officer by a regular policeman. The special, Elmer Newblll, 48, aaffered a slight wound In the fleshy part of the arm, after he reputedly pointed a re volver at Patrolman Crisp who drew his own gun and fired. The affair oc curred in front of central police head. quarters. Patrolman Criop aaid he aaw Ncwbill running tip the street wild two men in pursuit. Newbill had a revolver in hia hand. He aaid the two men, longshoremen, had attacked him and be fled. The longshoremen. however, said Ncwbill had drawn hie revolver on them without provocation and that they threatened to take it away from him, whereupon he ran toward police headquarters. Patrolman Crisp joined in the chase, snd ss Newman reached th door of the central station, Crisp said, me special turned auddenly and aimed the revolver at him. Crisp fired. I aaid. Each pump will bear a sticker showing thia trade name. Following ia a statement prepared by the emergency committee Friday: "Due to strike conditions and an impending gasoline shortage it has been deemed advisable by the repres entatives of the ten oil companies operating in thia area to form an Emergency Petroleum committee, whose function will be to ration out present'supplies of all companiea ao that commercial, induatrial, and ag ricultural business may carry on 4n a normal way. "With the complete cooperation of gaaoiine consumers to limit themselves to this normal dally supply, it waa thought by the committee, that the Eugene area would continue to main tain aufficient stocks for the duration of the present strike condition. Service station dealera have been asked to limit the sale of gasoline to consumera to five gallons per car pro vided that said car baa less than five galiona In the fuel tank at time of delivery. "Jlotorists contemplating vacations can be assured of a reasonable supply at all points on the const." No price Increases, due to Increased cost in shipping gasoline Into thia area by rail, are anticipated at the pres ent time, company officials declared. Officiala emphasized the fact that gasoline supplies here were sufficient to serve the community, but they urged cooperation in conserving the supply in the present emergency. Action of the teamsters union In going on strike in San Frnncisco fur ther complicated the local situation Friday. At the Eugene Fruit Growers plant. J. O. Holt, manager, said 60 cars of canned goods, marked for shipment, were tied up here. Much of the pro duce from the locnl cannery had been going to San Francisco during the tie-up in Portland, but Friday morn ing Mr. Holt received a wire from the Bay city ordering him to cease ship ments there. With teamsters out on strike, the produce could not be mov ed after It reached the city, he waa in formed. Operations at the csnnery will be continued In order to take care of ripening produce, however, Holt de clared. Operations will be baited only in the event rail ahipmenta of augar, needed here for the pear aeason, fail to materialise. The pear aeason starts about the middle of August and if augar cannot. be obtained by that time, the cannery will be unable to handle the pears, Holt announced. General fruit consignments are ar riving here, fruit concerns said Friday. though ahipmenta are uncertain. Flour ubipmenta are being held up and unless strike conditions change shortly, a Hour shortage ia feared here, wholesale grocera stated Friday. There are considerable quantities of flour here at prsseat. kat ae maw shipments are being received new. examination when counsel and Graham sought f0 , told Fuetach he intended '" uicide. w Truaaea, Belts, Ankle Braces fitted by experts at Ca.hier Believed "Taken For Ride" NEW YORK, July 13. OP! An opinion that Ray J. Firach, missing cashier of the Riverside bank of Reno. Not, waa "taken for a ride" was given to a federal jury today in the trial of James C. McKay, and William J. Graham, Reno gamblers, charged with misuse of the mails in n srhm to defraud. The statement was made on the atand by Joseph M. Fuetsch, assist ant cashier of the bank, during crosa- rSereKawwimautlh,J Bar Sal A All .. - -I r.. . p'OBUCIS Of .U wrH' lrgoil 5UJEEP STBJfEf BLENDED WHISK Y Clip This Ad! It's Good For 10c on gallon of Beer If purchased Saturday or Sunday "The Famous" BUDWEISER Mann's Tip Top Lunch 48 Eaat 10th Ph. 2384-W Phone for either Bottle or Draught Beer Messenger Service 10c I 20 BOTTLE 45 Quart PINT 70c Pun, imooth, mallow. A fa vorite with millions. cnuniiER DISTILLED DRYm pVllERl "ill "Gh k '' .J-x-i', those wbi MiW Waaler tpJ pries. For Your Out Of Town Friends! Send the Register-Guard's I?g5ffiL 1?1?&M Effl5ttflffii Many pages of illustrated stories on the Pioneer City of Eugene and surrounding territory. Pictures and stories of Pioneer and present day business houses and indus tries. Stories and pictures of Pioneer Man and Women. 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