Eugene daily guard., August 13, 1917, Image 2

Monday Evening, Aup,,.,',
Pnge Two.
rem a u u m a a DAILY GUARD
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Fall Hats Have
Arrived
The very latest styles and blocks in all the new shades in
both felt and cloth hats. Your style of a hat is here.
John B. Stetson $4.00, $4.50, $5
The "Vanity" $5.00
No Name $3.00
Cloth Hats $2.00, $2.50 and $3
Brownsville Woolen Mill Store
Brownsville Corner.
HIGHER TYPE
OF lid IS
BRITISH
M
"Use Your Eye and Your Brain"
Is Watchword Being Instilled
Into Youth to Fit Them For
Any Eventuality.
DAY OF SUPERMAN HAS
ARRIVED IS NOW BELIEF
Instructor In Three B'S Bui
let, Bayonet and Bomb that
World May Be Made Safe for
Democracy.
FOREST FIRE BURNS
MANY CEDAR POLES
Much Property Belonging To
Elmer Russell Near Vaughn,
Is Destroyed.
Elmer Russell, who was In Eugene Sun
day nftornoon, reports that a forest fire
nt Vaughn, about 25 miles west of Eu
gene on tho Willamette Pacific railwny,
destroyed about $800 worth of cedar
posts and poles belonging to him Friday.
Ho stated than, tho property destroyed
wan mostly poles, but thore were a
lnrge number of posts. The fire was
still burning Sunday night, and was work
lug back toward the head of Wildcat
creek, but he did not think It was doing
much damage.
Twenty-Two Per Cent
of Drafted Men Accepted
Now York, Aug. 13. Tho revised fig
ures of the work of the 180 exemption
boards as far as the various districts
had reported up to today show that 60,
152 men had been examined, of whom
40,807 qualified. Of this number 13,478
or about 22 per cent had been upparont'
ly accepted. .
The district draft boar4, of which
Charles E. Hughes is chairman, today
began hearing exemption claims appealed
from local boards. This board will have
about 25,000 cases to deefdo. Mr,
Hughes will personally hear the first few
French Handbook Issued
For American Soldiers
New York, Aug. 13. The first edition
of 100,000 copies of au English-French
handbook which will be supplied to the
soldiers going to France was sent to the
war department today by the national Se
curity league
The book, which Is oi pocket size with
a waterproof covor, contains 04 pages
devoted to practical questions the sol
dier probably will want to ask in French.
Former President Taft
Continues to Improve
(By Tht AiioctaUd Prtti)
Clay Center, Kansas, Aug. 13. Con
tinued improvement wa shown today in
tho condition of the former President
William II. Taft, who was taken 111 here
with intestinal indigestion a week ago
tonight.
THE KRYPTOK
INVISIBLE BIFOCAL
The Perfection of the Eyeglass
Idea Originated A? D 1784 by 13enj. Franklin
AN ILLUSTRATED STORY FOR FOLKS WHO NEED DOUBLE VISION GLASSES
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and seams of old-fashioned bifocals. Yet
KKVPTOKS give you all the conven
ience of near and far sight in one pair of
glasses. They put an end to the con
stant removing and replacing of your
reading glasses or fu&sinft with two
pairs. You can lee both close and dis
tant objects witlt equal clearness.
(By Tht Aitoeialed Preii)
A place in England, July 10, (Mail)
British military authorities are convinced
that tho day of tho superman has ar
rived and that tho port he is to pluy in
ending the war and regenerating the
world cannot be overestimated.
A representative of Tho Associated
Press, who was permitted to visit a
great training school as the guest of the
foreign office obtained an insight to the
remarkable change brought about in the
British viewpoint during the past thr'e
years.
The British not only are putting forth
all their energy in further perfecting their
fighting forces, but nro actually and ear
nestly devoting themselvei to the develop
ment of their youth in a manner cal
culated to fit them for any and all event
ualities which may nrisi in the years to
come. . Iflgig
If the Germans cherished the idea of
eliminating Britain as a world power,
Britain, it is said, far from being beaten,
now sees with a clearer vision than ever
before and is preparing to turn the scales
against her adversary' in such a way
as they may never again swing back.
New British Watchword
"Use your eye and your brain" is the
new British watchword which Is being
instilled into the British youth with all
the force at the command of his su
periors. "We arc training our men to believe in
themselves." said the general commanding
the school. "Each must not-only feel
thnt he is better equipped physically i jd
mentnllly than his antagonist, but he
must be able to demonstrate it. That
is the lesson we have lenrned from the
world war."
As tho average Britisher Is naturally
a Bpurtsinnn, his gnmes nre being mn.'e
U ' "'j-uw"''" II tani oDjects wim equal clearness
SilS3 Sherman W. Moody
"I am happy in the invention of
double spectacles which, serving
for distant objects as well as for
near ones, make my eyes as useful
to me as they ever were."
So wrote Benjamin Franklin in one of
his letters. He it was who lirst conceived
tlie idea of taking a near-sighted lens nnd
a fftr-iihted lens, cutting each in half
and fitting them in a spectacle frame.
If Franklin could see the perfection of
hit idea in the KRYPTOK (pnmunctd
Crip-mk) Invisible Bifocal, he would bo
astonished. Instead of a lagged line sep
arating the two lenses, KRYPTOK is
one solid crystal-clear lens which cannot
possibly be detected from single vision
glasses. ,j
Tht smooth and clear surface of
KRYPTOK Glasses Is entirely free
from the disfiguring, Rgc-revealing lines
Eye Sight Specialist and Op
tician Broken lenses quickly
replaced factory on premises'
8 1 Willamette Phone 362
Jiom single tuio glusut.
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The Business Barometer
QUANTITY and QUALITY
IN LAND Lane County possesses both wide area and
great productivity, vvuiiin a boundary of 4,612 square
miles are almost Three Million acres. Her valleys arc
fertile, her hills are timbered, her rocks assay rich in
many minerals.
The development of these natural resources means
your prosperity. Your money works towards (hat end
ti'heit deposited in a checking or sailings account here.
nltodStates AEu&eneLoanand
JntlbnalBank V Savings Ban
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to play an Important part in bis train
ing. In shooting, bombing and all the
various arts of warfare these are proving
invaluable to him.
Unlike the armies of other belliger
ents, the BrlUsh are discarding what are
termed weapons of frigbtfulneBS and in
structing their young manhood in the use
of what tbey are pleased to call the
"three B's the bullet, bsyonet and the
bomb."
"Experience has shown us that the rifle
and bayonet are the best defensive
weapons with which, to army a mau" os
serted one official. "If he has the proper
physical and mental training and knows
how to handle his rifle and bis bayonet,
he is certainly the match, if not the
superior of his adversary."
The message the British would Impart
to their American allies was summar
ized as follows:
"Train your young men to be physical
ly and mentally strong; train them to
think for themselves make them super
men, In the modern sense and the world
will be made safe for democracy."
COUSIN L LIMY IS'
Golda Ray Badly Hurt, and
Friend Killed When Team
Runs Away.
Golds Ray, a cousin of L. L. Bay and
a niece of Mrs. Lloyd Pickard, both of
Eugene, was seriously injured in a runa
way accident near Prineville Friday af
ternoon. It was thought for a time that
she would not live, but Mr. Bay had a
long distance message Sunday afternoon
stating that she was resting easily and
would probably live.
Miss Freda LaFollcttc, a companion,
was killed in a fatal runaway accident
on the divide, between Frinoville and the
Earl sawmill, Friday afternoon, when
the rig driven by Mrs. Ida Bay, wife of
Irn Ray of Ashwood, in which were Mrs.
Ray's daughter, Golda and Freda, the
12-ycar-old daughter of Foe LaFollette,
of Coulton, a former resident of the
Prineville section, overturned.
Freda LaFollette was thrown from
the Tig and killed almost instantly, and
Golda Ray was badly injured, her skull
being crushed, as indicated by a super
ficial examination. Mrs. Ray, who wns
driving, wns also injured, but she wns
able to ride on horseback 12 miles to
the Bawmill for assistance.
The causo of the accident, according
to Mrs. Bay's version, was that in
coming down the hill one of the tugs
became unhooked aud the horses sturted
kicking and running. She lost control of
the tenm when all of the occupants were
thrown out, resulting in the almost in
stant death of Mrs. Ray's sister and the
serious If not fatal Injury of her daugh
ter. Tho Isolation of the place where the
accident occurred delayed securing med
ical assistance for the injured until Sat
aurday morning.
Billy Sunday May Visit
Battle Front In France
Hood River, Or., 'Aug. 13. In intro
ductory remarks, delivercC as prelude to
his annual sermon to friends vjfid neigh
bors yesterday, Rev. Lilly Sunday inti
mated that ho might accept en invitation
to go to France and talk to the men In
tho trenches.
"Ono of the hardest things I have to
go up against," he declared, "is that
of saying no to invitations, from com
manding officers of different canton
ments to address our soldiers. One of
the members of the party of General
Joffrc, when the French commission
wns in New York City, visited me nnd
tendered an invitation to go to Franco
and talk to tho men. We have been
thinking and deliberating over it, and we
don't know yet what we will do about It."
Double Rations Allowed
Young Married Couples
(By The Aatoclaitd Pre&i)
Berlin, via London, Aug. 13. The mun
Icipnl food burcnti of Strnssburg an
nounces that newly married couples will
bo entitled to draw double the amount of
food indicated on their food cards. This
privilege 1b accorded them for a period
of six weeks.
Jose Ynes Salazar Shot
To Death on His Ranch
(By Tht Atiocialttt Prttt)
Juarei, Mcx., Aug. 13. Jose Ynci
Salazar, a revolutionary leader nnd for
mer chief of staff to Francisco Villa,
wns shot and killed at the Nognlcs
ranch,' a shotr distance from Ascension,
Thursday. Americans arriving hero to
day from Cnsas Grandes brought the de
tails of Snlaiar's death at the hands of a
sninll band of home guards who were
organised to protect tho Casus Grandcs
Asccnslon district.
j Coast League Standing
w. i ret.
San Frandsco. TO RO .670
Los Angeles. 88 OS .BIO
Salt Lake 00 SO .f2S
Oakland. 03 07 .4Sfi
Portland B7 08 .4R0
Vernon B7 73 .138
Sunday's Results.
At Portland Salt Inke 7-7, Portland
2-0.
At Oakland Oakland 8-0, Los Ange
les on.
At Vernon San Francisco 2-0, Ver
non S-2.
r theh
yattRol
On Its 12,000 Mile Circuit of the U. S. A.
See "The Hyatt Roller" the 1909
Buick that holds the world's long dist
ance record 261,800 miles. It is now
traveling coast to coast and back again.
It is in town today equipped with its
original set of Hyatt Bearings just as the
factory installed them 'way back in 1909.
After making' their record, over 261,800
miles, these bearings show a wear of
only five-thousandths of an inch not
enough to affect their efficiency at all.
Now, enroute across the continent,
they are still the same old Hyatt Quiet
Bearings, giving perfect, care-free service.
Yet their record, while remarkable, is
only typical of what you may expect
from Hyatt Bearings in your car.
Every day, automobile owners in every
corner of the country are realizing the
satisfaction Hyatt Bearings give. Make
sure that your new car is equipped with
Hyatt Bearings.
You can see "The Hyatt Roller' at
B. F. GOODPASTURE
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES, Elks Block, Cor. 7th and Olive Sts.
Hyatt Roller Bearing Company
-1 Detroit, Michigan
(E-24)
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Dry Weather Has Little Effect
on Prices, Though Quantities
Are Reduced. 1
K0 RAW IX SIGHT
Oregon: Tonight fair, except showers
in northwest portion ; Tuesday fair, mod- j
ernte westerly winds.
Though there has been no chnnge in
drouth conditions, it has not caused any
additional advance in produce prices.
Little change has been manifested in Bta
plc articles, though crop conditions hnve
kept many staples much above average
price, for this season of the year.
The following prices were quoted on
the market today:
Butter.
Butter 4244o
Butterfnt 44c
Pork, Veal and Mutton.
Vfeal, according to quality 12c
Dressed hogs, fancy 1517c
Live hogs 1214'4c
Steers :07c
Balls K5
Cow 31-241-2
Ewes. 7c
Lambs .9c
Wethers i 8c
S33S snd Poultry.
Eggs 3032c
Heavy hens, per pound 14c
Light hens, per pound 13;14c
l-nmmon hens, por pound 1&.
Springs ,.i7c
Ducks id.
Geese, live lOc
OH roosters , 8c
Vcgetibles.
Onions 3(35C
Cherries, per lb 3(U5e
:ew Potatoes 2(f84c
Uiliboiff 34
Green Beans 4Gc
MEAT CAUSE OF
Take Salts to Flush Kidneys if
Balck Hurts or Bladder
Bothers.
Try Kugene Special for a ood cigar.
Vhone S. E. Stevens for piano tuning.
If Ton must hTA ytnr mt --w A.-
at It, but flush your kidneys with "salts
occasionally, says a noted authority who
tells us that meat forms uric acid which
almost paralyses the kidneys Id their ef
forts to expel It from the blood. They
Veome sluggish and weaken, then you
suffer with a dull misery in the kidney
region, sharp pains in the bsck or sick
headache, dimness, your stomach sours,
tonsue is coated snd wliAn fn w.n v..
Is bod you hove rheumatic twinges! The
urine gets cloudy, full of sediment, the
channels often set sor ana tiritta.i
obliging you to seek relief two or three
times during the night.
To neutralise these irritating acids, to
clesnse the kldnevs and fl,..h ntt it,.
body's urinous wnste ..t fenf
Jad Salts from sny pharmacy here; take
a laniespooniul m a gloss of water before
breakfast for a few days and your kid
neys win men act fine. This famous
salts Is made from the -U! nf .r.n. ..j
lemon juics, combined with lithla, and has
oeen need ror generations to flush and
stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to neu
tralise the aeiils In nrtn. . i i
Irritates, thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts Is Inespensive; cannot in
Jure, and makes a delightful effervescent
fkaU.w.i.. wv.
Cucumbers, dozen 20c 50c
New turnips 24c
New carrots 34
New beets, per bunch Sc
Grain and Hay.
Oats, white, per bushel 75c
Oats, gray, per bushel 7ac
Wheat $2.10
Corn, tob .$00
Beans .' lu
Hay, oat and vetch No quotntion
Barley, seed, hushrl $1.33
Mill feed .Jl.CO
Shorts, suck il.00
Bran $1.45
Alfalfa mal. sock l,7fi
Japan Wants Steel
From United States
Tokio. Aug. 13. Leading members of
the Koltuminto party, compoied l
tionnl liberals and a number oi pioej
cnt shipbuilders, held meetings ail it
opted resolutions urging the gowrma
to t negotiate with the United Slits i
an endeavor to procure a modifai
of the embargo on steel exporutkii
the ground that it will proie s ins
mennce to Japan s industries.
Pacific Transfer and1
- Storage Co. J
Farrington & Houck, Propi;
Office and warehouse at 59V
West Fifth Street
Fireproof Storage j
Phone 74 I
EUGENE THEATRE
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
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Big Auction Salt
i
WED, AUGUST 15
At my place 2 miles south nnd 2 miles west of Goshen,
o'clock sharp: 62 head cattle, 10 pigs. 1 'oung
China sow, 3 horses, farm machinery, 2 sets good
work harness. 2 spts o-nnrl hnco-v harness, also 4 or
of good hny. Free lunch at noon. 6 months time on e
thing over $10.00. A. BRAY, W'
HENRY MATHEWS. THOMAS RICHSIOSJ
Auctioneer,