Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, July 13, 1934, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Textpart n Society, Suburban News Sports, General News PART n Society, Suburban News Sports, General News LANE COUNTY'S HOME NEWS PAPER ' UOO LAID OFF ENLUMBER MILLS AS STRIKE DRAGS . to & Tventv f kta'ores"" Washington lrkJi: ,nd lumber mills, and P. k fallen far below aver hJtlTot the longshore- ."frike the West Coast Lumber 1. .sorted here today. I . down of mills and logging P" .:.. strike ha. reduced P Z, o employes from 51,000 MV'.Ti.tion declared. Kcrease Is due primarily to f a'.u. .triltn but n part 'Tonal Action in production 'Snent which usually occurs r"port of the association I IrilB-eisbt la-f '" " LTper -t of the cut re Efbr total of 5W mills, were P th week endin: .till down. These !.VSnore than half of their out- LT. aockr of practically all ' .7. i Aa in pnnftritv With Lm s are iuuuo .v . r r ,j. 1. ..U nnr awa tinE ,nt Even after it becomes pos- Mm lumber, resumption Ruction will be slowed until . hoMmei available. . total of 554 down and operating . rui Cj!1 779 4?f nf lnm- oi oniy w,'-' i , .i i, , ini .Ttilr 7. com- ""..'f 77.841.122 ii wiru au c fc This was 17.000,000 feet tie preceding r business reported lost week il mills was 33.012.767 feet Est s pruuuv,,"" , tbipments of 31,2S7,770. Orders . . . I. I. Uim DMIin IT itd last wee lUiD Cwere under the preceding week unfilled order file stood at 1,000 feet, approximately the Jeteran Roseburg Merchant Is Dead Bion (ort itunt Ins, Lrtcrnrprc n .Tnlv 13.- Ln Abraham, 64, engaged In ktiindising at KoseDurg ior we k 42 years, died last night as I unlt ik mriripn heart attack. L In Germany, May 9, 1870, he i to the United states at ine f 19 vain nnrl tens enzased iMneu for a short time with a ikir it Bellinghsm, Washington. El opened a dry goods store in fcttorr in 1S2 and remained in ftu continuous'? nntll his death. in director In the Koseourg dud, March 15, 1894, to Miss Dir. Surviving are tne widow two daughters. F. Keller Agent For Northwestern bnonncement has bees made that I. Keller has been appointed dis- It ient of the Northwestern Mut- Ufe Insurance company of Mil- kH for Lane and Douglas coun- wlth offices in the First National fl building. Vr. Keller Is well known In Eugene pi previously been connected with tlrit .National Bank here. For JJit seven years he was in the Miflf and insursnce business in Ftn and Coos Bay eitiea coming Lome last fall. Ha aerreri as Nt Of the Bank of Powers. Mr. pr Ii married and has two chil- knee Will Honor Princess Marjorie Poaiored bv th. piv. i,,h with pturs of all fraternal orders in- aince honoring Princess Mar- Wilhelm, queen candidate of 'urnai orders, wlU be held at Elki i.lh v.'j. ti.a . nun UIKUI. PIor Elisha T.",. .V. hi Birch with Princess Marjorie nurai other features, including '"Prise feature by Jim Lawson, wnnea, according to Chet Smith, ;min nf , v. luc evem, Au memDers iriternal orders are urged to at " ue dance and bring their friends. ' P Angeles Gets "Unusual" Weather tAfJ . r-o A.XUELES. July 13.0P) r Aaeeles lookul tnr -t;n...,i f 'either "fond warmeat day of the year j. when the mercury touched t"csreea. ; 0'95 reclstered last. f.nj,, 1 'sterday'a mark wnsi ',roh ln- Weather bureau1 '! showed th.t ...... j. .... fhawk Pioneers I o Give Pageant 'fe hflV k pi"n' P'l' pageant. ''t bei t i in C t,ii. . . "'" "e "eld at 1 EUGENE, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1934. LAZARUS IV, STILL LIVES! E By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Seattle's rude reception of Los An geles last week seems to have shat tered the fielding precision the An gels displnyed in running away with the first half Coast league crown, Hollywood took Its second game of the week from the champions last night 7-6 as the Angel bobbles let in three runs. Holding a 5-3 lead going into the eighth, the Lelivclt men mis handled the kail enough to give the Stars the game. The defeat dropped the Angels into a third plnce tie with the Missions and Seattle. The Reds upset San Francisco 5-1 behind Wayne Osborne's 7-hit pitching, while the Indians stop ped Portland 8-5 as Bob Fitike, rook ie hurler from the University of Idaho, won bis first game of the year. He was touched for ten blows. Bill Henderson, starting Portland pitcher, was taken to a hospital for examination after being hit by one of Fitske's pitched balls in the seventh. Osborne's victory was his third in six days. Two veteran righthanders provided the real mound thrills of the day as Lou McEroy of Oakland bested Lou Koupnl of Sacramento 1-0. McEvoy gave Bix hits, Kotipal only five. Neither pitcher issued a base on balls. Ernie Kelly's double in the first in ning, the game's only extra base hit, led to the Oakland run. BONDS ARE READY SALEM, July 17. W) The $1, 000,000 in bonds, advanced by the PWA, to make possible the start of construction work on the five Oregon coast bridge projects, will be mailed to Portland this week. GOP To Hold State Wide Convention In Eugene On July 28 PORTLAND, Ore., July 13 M Attesting revived interest in party politics in Oregon, Brltt Nedry today announced a state-wide convention would be held July 28 at Eugene to permanently organize the Oregon Re publican club. Nedry is temporary president of the club. The genernl chairman of the com mittee on arrangements Is E. G. Boehnke of Eugene, president of the Lane county chapter. A Portland caravan to Eugene will stop at Corvallis for a recoption by the Benton county chapter of which Burton Hutton, state treasurer of the club, is chairman. The convention at Eugene will be devoted to business sessions during the day, interrupted by a luncheon. An outstauding speaker will be se lected to address the group at a ban quet in the evening. William Mcuucnrisr, jr., or oaiem, Is a member of the advisory board charged with drafting the convention program and policies. Van Winkle Upholds State Racing Law SALEM, July 13. OP) The Ore gon racing commission act does not violate any provisions of the Oregon constitution prohibiting lotteries and the sale of lottery tickets. Attorney Genernl I. H. Van Winkle held ln an opinion hnnded down today. The opinion held further that the legislature may adopt any kind of policy not forbidden in the constitu tion, and the legislature had seen fit to enact the law expressly authoris ing mutual betting and wagering In connection with horse and dog rac ing. The opinion wns requested by Lotus L. Langley, district attorney of Multnomah county. . NO. 13 Oregon Is Visited By Bishop Cannon- MILTON, Ore., July 18. On Bis hop James Cannon, Jr., famous) pro hibition advocate, arrived today te preside over the 69th annual session of the northwest conference of tha Methodist Episcopal church, aonth. The conference includes the, churches of Oregon, Washington, Ida ho and Montana. Sessions will con tinue through Sunday when pastorlnl appointments for the ensuing year will be read. LISBON, Jortugal, July 13. Un The wife, dnughter and grandchild of President Oscar Carmona of Portugal were seriously injured today in an automobile accident near Coimbre. Mine. Carmona was removed uncon scious from th eprcsidentint car to a nenrby field until she could be taken to Bussaco, where the president is spending the summer. April 13, Dr. Robert E. Cornish, young California scientist, put "Laiarue IV" to death, then restored the canine to life. And the dog till la alive, barks, eata and Jumps. Other scientists declare its mind it dead, It la Indifferent to feeling a canine robot. "If they'll let my dog bite them, I can prove they're wrong," says CornWi, shown with the dog. '"M affair, the ecene of the Pn, . "ro,""i u early day 'ante. i C ""i"unccu uy me T. "k. , 1 "J church services nt "'i'M ,"m'T W1" 'oilow the rb. .."'I be bnslnmm meeting E PORTLAND, Ore., July 13. (U.R) Amateur boiers from California to. day were on their way home with a lion's share of the 1034 Pacific coast A. A. U. boxing crowns in their pos session. Four of the nine const amateur CHAMPIONS 105-pounds; Julius Fleck, Port land, Ore. 112-pounds: Johnny Martin, Phoenix, Ariz. US-pounds: George Cirimelli, San Francisco, Cal. 126-pounds: George Riddle, Spo kane. AVash. 135-pounds: Earl Booker, San Jose, Cal. 147-pounds: Biff Spillers, Se attle, Wash. 160-pounds: Fred Graham, San Francisco, Cal. 175-pounds: Earl Baumgard ner, Sacramento, Cal. Heavyweight: Roy Babich, Butte, Mont. titles 118-pounds, 135-pounds, 160 pounds and 175-pounds were held by fighters from the south at the finish of the nine final and 12 semi-final bouts held last night at Multnomah stadium. v Two fighters from Washington won titles, while boxers from Oregon, Ari zona, and Montana won one each. The best bout last night was the toetotoe punching melee betwevn Biff Spillers of Seattle, and Eddie Booker, San Jose negro, for the 147 pound title. The decision wns awarded to Spillers by a 2 to 1 rote of the judges. For the full limit of 5 two-minute rounds the two welterweights faced each other and fired awny, with first one fighter and rben the other being cheered on by the excited crowd. The judges' decisioin was popular with the crowd. Johnny Martin, 112-pound champion from the United States Indian school at Phoenix, Ariz., ran his knockout string to 10 straight in winning the 1034 title with a second-round knock out over James Camcrillo of Los An genes. An estimated crowd of 6000 per sons saw the finnl round mntches. At one time, paper wheels were used on railroad cars. They were in vented by Richard Allen, in 1S69. and were first tested on the Central Ver mont railroad. They were made of many sheets of paper, coated with flour paste, and compressed under enormous pressure. CLEARANCE RUBBER Q. APRONS 3C Metropolitan Store 735 Willamette St. "Would you use cube sugar to mix etz cake? There are several types of rogar (granulated, powdere'd, cube). Each is prepared to serve a different purpose. So ft it with coffee. There are two vitally different method of making it percolator and drip. Each demands a dif ferent coffee. In a Drip Coffee Maker, boiling water' drJpi only once through a coffee specially prepared to yield its flavor qolekly. While in a Percolator. the water continues to pass many time through a coffee prepared to yield its flavor tlowly. The same coffee can be used for both methods, but like a 'Jack-of-all-trades" it is "master of none" neither drip nor percolator. In one or the other, little things happen. It's a little weak, or a little strong, or a little cloudy, or ft has a little less flavor. It's these little things that make or mar good coffee. Be sure to use the correct coffee for each method. Your grocer has two Schilling Coffees, identical in flavor, but each is specially prepared for its purpose each one different in blend, roast and grind. Two Schilling COME ONECOME ALL! Your Search For Quality and Low Price Ends Here! 55A25A"BUTTER "Lane County's Best" DILL PICKELS fc i lcrlOc A Choice Oregon Pack 5 MILK Tall 7 Cans Armour's Veribest LAUNDRY SOAP 10 Bars Luna A P & O Product J V Nine Out of Ten Say So..."Eiigene's Finest Most Complete Up to the Minute Display of Fresh Produce, and so reasonably priced too." Green Corn 17c Fancy Golden Large Tender Ears LEMONS Large Extra Juicy, Dozen TOMATOES Fancy Red Slicing. 4 Lbs s 1f. fell w 16 Ml (MM wiUgo farther with these. Kcncr-xii IrOOO Celery Oregon Fancy. Stalk ORANGES A Real Buy in Juice Oranges 2 Dozen.. NEW SPUDS , Lane County's Best 12 pounds 19c 12' 10 25 1? Produce Prices Effective Friday and Saturday Only. Corn Flakes CIGARETTES Camels Pkg. Post H. Toasties AC 3 Pkgs. WHITE KING SOAP Granulated, Large Pkg. P0RK& BEANS Ritter's Med. Can LIPTON'STEA Orange Pekoe Yellow Label. J -lb. Pkg. 10c 25c 39 Maximum Peanut Butter 1 16c NUC0A u v The Perfect Spread 12c KRAFT CHEESE $ 11 19 Famous American or Brick Don't Miss This Special 5-Lb. Loaf KETCHUP Fresh Tasty Quality Large Bottle . 10' MATCHES Highway Western Mfg'd Boxes lQc Prices Effective Sat., Mon., Tues., July 14-16-17th FREE DELIVERY And 0. 0. D. Service Anywhere in Eugene Service SAFEWAY MEATS Quality Armour's Sugar Cured T PIKJIIBS llll tI V2C Pj Of 4 to 6 Lb. II Bf t mJyf Average II njj Pound 12C Lb. Beef Roast Pure Lard Boiling Beef Ground Beef Cottage Cheese Safeway Quality Beef Kettle Rendered Ftne for Braising or Boiling No Cerea' Water Aa Made with Cream 11 09c VVI 1 Ac XV 10 Lb. Lb. Lb. C Pt. the toap of htautiful women 3 Bars 14 Win Free $1,000 Yearly For The Rest of Your Life See Us For Full Details Broadway & Olive Store PHONE 1815 Broadway tt Oak Store PHONE 15Q4 1 A) ?re '4 Sl,".'C'a,",'' ' held frc h wchestr rili.:"";"1'?'1 l,-T ,h' - me uavis group.