Eugene daily guard., October 21, 1921, Image 7

Friday Evening, Oct. 21,. 1921
THE! .EUGENE DAI L? GUARD
WATCH OUT!
Fake stock promoters
or salesmen itre investing
this "neck" of the woods'-:
laying tricky schemes to
catch1 ; credulous . - people
and rob them,' of liard-"
earned dollar. Keep your
eyes open,.fpr. . , ,
THE TRAPS
hecause they are set with
plausible bait. AVlieti
you have money to in
vest, com6 to this bank
and wo will gladly tell
you of good, sound in
vestments, yielding in
come consistent with
safety.
Let ns --"assist in se
lecting your investments.
BANK OF CGMeRCE
. ' Eugene, Ore. - -
BOOrR-KELLY MILLS
RE-I
Page Seven
Moosnharr. 111. !
In tho afternoon a uazaar was held at
Ijiraay's Music store, tho proceeds
from which wero added to rb benefit
fimil. The bazaar wan also conducted
at liiitlit ihiriiur the entertainment. Ito
Oregon building, while it will not be
01-mt.J tt-li.tll.- f..-
I ('"rent rumor on tiie sirceu of !Ui- suae, will be built and maintained by the
: jrene is to the effect that the Mouth- Oregwn division of the hxh;e. Moosc-
. ellj Lumber company is to open one or "hurt is the (treat school for the orpliaued
MAY 00 OUT SATURDAY
Palestine, Texas, Oct. 'Jl. Indications
today were that between 700 and NOO
trainmen on the International and ircnt
Northern, the first road scheduled to be
affected by the railroad strike,. Will walk
out- here nt noon tomorrow.
RED GROSS WIRING '
FOR HEALTHIER U. S.
both of their mills in this county upon children of members of the order.
uiu return of A. t . Ilixon, inaiiagrr, from two hiindrril were present for
J the east, where he has been for the past baiuiuct last night.
several weeks Rtiidying market omiili- .
tions. He is expected bn:-k this week-end. i
--" uai -ir. li;xou lias. nolltlCU '
in.-nus mm upon nis return Here there
will be a resumption of activity, prnvid
hiB general conditions' !o not turn for
the worse before them. This might menu
if the threatened rail strike does not nia- 1
terialize, it is thought. I
Xo confirmation of this has been made!
by the local liooth-Kelly office. It is said
there that
to uc inane will tic made upon
on s return.
That the lumber market seems to be
reviving is indiented by the jump of 10
per cent in the retail price of lumber
iu southern California, and also in the
resumption of nctivity in other mills in
Lane county. Several have started saw
ing lumber in the Cottage drove district
lately.
tho
Men's!
Dress
Shirts i
t whatever announcements are Thousands Aided by Instruction
le will be made upon Mr. Dix- '
In Care of the Sick, Food Se- . I
lection and. First Aid. ,
tli'at are pleasing.
$1.2:) and up.
"Hood Work Shirts
98c
Glen's and Young Men's
All Wool
Suits 1
Uluo Serge, Urown and
(5 ray Worsteds-
$19.98
ami up
The Latest Styles
in Men's Hats
Hats $2.98 to $4.08
Caps Lale Styles
$!..-)(), $1.75, $2.00
E
E
About 75 members of tihe Moose lodge
and Moose legion from the branch lodges
at Corvallis and Albany were in Kugene
last night for an entoi-taintnent -and a
dauce given by the local lodgo. - Follow-'
ing the regular meeting of the lodge the
ikuico and entertainment1 wan given un
der the auspices of the local legion. Pro
ceeds from the entertainment were nd-
I How the American lied Cross guides
: thousands of persons to health Is
shown In n summitry of the society's
activities In the health field Imsed
upon the annual report for the last fis
cal year. Through its Nursing Service,
lt Home Hygiene and Core of the
Sick courses, nutrition classes, First
Air classes, Life-Savins classes and
Health Centers and In numerous other
ways designed to acquaint musses of
cltlsiens with proper methods of living,
the Ited Cross carried Its message of
health Into all pnrts of the country.
The Work of the lted Cross during
the war In Its traditional field of nurs
ing, furnishing the military and naval
establishments of the nation with 10,-
ST7 nurses. Is well known. And there
are today 37,787 nuies registered with
the American Red Cross and subject
to call In emergency. During the lis-
Men's Knitted ,
Ties
Fine assortment
of. late stylos to
select, from,
50c
Silk Ties
! 75e
11
Men's
Overcoats
ami Young Men's
Overcoats; special
for Saturday.
$18.98
We are
Closing Out
AYe are closing out
some, numliers in
Ladies' and Miss
es' Coats and la
dies' Suits.
, $12;98
and up
Late Style Shoes
For Dress for
men, women
and eliildren,
at a very low
lriee.
Walka.Block and Save a
Dollar on your Wearing
Apparel
PRINTING
of all sorts,
letterheads and
envelopes, bills
statements, and
invoices, etc.
Our estimate of
your job will be
satisfactory.
ih-d to the Oregon fund for the erection
of a building by this state at the great cal year, 1,531 lied Crosg nurseg were
luiiionui msuuiutini iii line iwikc ui ncceptcit lor assignment to uovern-
i inent service, .SSS by the Army and
i Navy and 1,168 by the United States'
Public Health Service.
In addition to the nurses enrolled
by the Red Cross for Government serv
ice, .the lied Cross Itself employed a
total of 1,848 public health' nurses In
the United States and Europe. My fnr
the greatest number was employed Im
the United States, 1,257, while 81 were
In foreign service.
Home Hygiene and Care of the Sick
classes, giving thorough Instruction In
I the proper enre of the sick In Instances
where the Illness is not so serious as to .
require professional nursing care, dur
ing the fiscal year numbered 5,179. A
statistical picture of the Bed Cross
operations In this field follows:
New classes formed during
year 5,179
Classes completed during year. 6,209
New students enrolled 101,008
Students completing course.... 73,482
What the jled Cross accomplished
ID giving proper Instruction through
its Nutrition Service is indicated by
the following table:
New classes formed during.
year 142
Classes completed during year.. 180
New students enrolled 2,341
Students completing course.... 2,013
In udditlon to the above, a total of
Wo will-duplicate nv article you can
buy from tho mail ortler house. ., .
PU'RSLEY'S'
TO HOLD DISTRICT
IFEREKE
formal imiiomict'incjit of tho strike of
his org.inmitiou would be imulii tomor
row uoon,
Look for Harding to Lead.
Chit-lino, (let. Tim t'lilted Stilton
IuImh boai'it looked to president Hurtling
Uxlny. for tho iuxt. move to slop tho Oct
ober ;10, railroad. Ntriko.
Tho board, whoso hopeH for Innnodiato
piMico woro blasted when Uio flvo. bro
therhood eliiefn spurned tho nonce Itro-
, : ' iosrfls of tho ffovenimoiit, wore left.
The nnmml district mpotiiiu of tlio dazed today by. the, unexpected turn of
"Women's Foreign Missionary 04iety of . evoiitM.
tho MethodiHt church for the , southern Tho b rot Giorl vtd chiofH did exactly
Oregou district wilt be hcJd ii Kiifono i wluit they pluuned to do nt tho coufer-next-
week, , starting Tuesday lrilit and 1 once with tho railroad board which eiid-
continuiiiR through iN'Pdnesoay. osrIous ed last nijrlit when tho "hits five" wvllied
THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD
Commercial Printing Dept.
Phone 19
I BULBS 1 ' I
"Chinese 'Sacred Lilies'
Saturday, October 22d
SPECIAL
One Bulb with 75c Purchase
Two Bulbs with $1.00 Purchase
LARGE FRAGRANT BEAUTIFUL
. Owing lo. many requests, we have se
cured another supply of these bulbs. Will
bloom in about six weeks.
of the conference -will ho held in the
Kirst Methodist church in this oily and
the delegates will he entertained, in Hie
homen nf tho resident members of the
Hociety. 'T)eleKatefl hro expected from nil
of the chanters of the society in this dis
trict which' extend from Lnnn county
south to Medford and' Ashhiml.
Starting with the opening, session on
Tuesday night-thore will be n brief busi
ness meeting nnd 'orgnnizatiqn nnd re
ception. The following duy there will be
business meetings nnd committee meet
ings. The local members of the society
will serve dinners nt. the church for both
local nnd. visiting delegates. Klection of
officers will bo one of the chief matters
nt hnainoaa nit Wo.lnnu.litv Mrs M'liM-
22,000 children were given Instruction ' t of j0scbin-g, pce'sident of the
In the proper selection and prepara- aiHtrict orgiiiilinii.m. .
tion of foods. ' Programs of tbo conference are now
Through Its 260 Health Centers, tho being arranged by the committee in
Ited Cross reached 00,252 persona. In ' charge and they are expected to reach
these Health Centers, 4,015 health lec
tures Were given- and 780 health ex
hibits held.
In the United States Inst yenr, 7R,
432 persons were killed nnd 8,500,000
Injured in Industrial accidents. To
prevent tills i.iionnous wnste tho Red
Cross held 5,100 first hid classes with
a total of 104,1100 students enrolled.
few days before the eonven-
RED CROSS RESCUED
600,000 FROM DEATH
Spent $1,200,000 for Relief of
, Famine Sufferers in China
Last Year.
Bf you have one, get another.
If you havens one, get one.
Eugene's Progressive Drug Sforc
To help overcome conditions of acute
distress In five famine stricken prov
inces of Northern Chlnn. where mil
lions of persons were affected by an
nnnrecedented shortage of food, the
i American Ited Cross during the Inst
j fiscnl year spent more than $1,200,000,
j $1,000,000 of which was contributed dl-
recty by National Headquarters uud
i the remainder by vur.ous groups in-
terested In the welfare of China,
i Through the wide relief operations
thus made possible It Is estimated that
i more than 000,000 famine sufferers
' were suved from starvation,
j To the end that similar prompt re
' lief measures by tile organization 'nay
: always be possible the ltyd Cross Is
' asking continued support by the Anier
, lean people by universal renewal of
! membership nt the Annual lted Cross
Hull Call. NovemlKfr II to 24.
Th method of relief employed by
(tie American Ited Cross In Its opera
tions In China was particularly effec
1 tlve, for In addition to saving hundreds
' of thousands of lives it provided China
with more than 1)00 miles of peiinniient
roads tlmt are sorely needed to pre
vent a recurrence of famine. At one
time the lied Cross employed. 74.IXH)
Chinese workmen, paying them In food
for themselves and dependents, this
food lielng brought In from Mancburl.
and cle -re.
Kugene
ti.i.
HALF MILLION MORE
MEN WILL STRIKE
Carter. Fireman ami I'.iiKinemeu; U 1'.,,
Shepimrd, Conductors; T. C. Cnslicn,
Swiuiunen.
The cabinet of the railroad depart-
meitt of the American ' federation of
labor was ill session .again tslay with
President Hert M. .lewclL Calling of a
strike! by this organization havfng
Woman Has Narrow Esba'pe
: In Deep Elevator Shaft
rortland. Ore., Oct.. 21. Caught ion
tho "trail cable" of an. office building
elevator lu re, today, Jlrsi. i ljdwanl
Wright inlraeiouslv e-tcnpeil with hep
life when faulty niaiuptuiUmn of the cle-
(ConCuucd from page one)
out. and caught trains for Cleveland.
l'.efoi e the session with the board!
T. C. ('allien, bend of tilie Switchmen's
1'nion of No-th America announced "the
strike will not. bo postponed. There
must he a definite settlement." In the
secret session with the board, it. is said
tilie brotherhood chiefs "stwid pat" and
balked when the Isinrd offered tills plan,
of settlement.! which' it brought back
from Washington:
That the hrolherhood chiefs jwstpone
their strike action until it was ascertain
ed whether the carriers would reduce
freight rates In proisirtion to the 12
per cent wage cut of lost .Inly. Prnmiao
not , to Insist on the It) per cent wage
cut 'at present.
Tim chiefs contended they had no
nut.hority to hold up the strike aetloa
and-even if they did, they had no guar
antees that roads would agree to the
part of the mediation plans applying to
them. I"1
If is understood tho board w also
told by the chiefs that It was powerless
to ('ufuive Its decrees becuuse of the
lack of "teetfh" in the transportation
oet, under which the labor body func
tions. Shortly before the session with the
chiefs, the board was defied again by the
Pennsylvania lines, who declured "tho
board had no right to dictate how tilie
! ilect ionw of representatives of shop
crnfts should lie held."
This was pointed out to tho media
tion body.
Hrotherlwod bends who attended the
conference were: Warren S. Stone,
membership of Home 500,000 was held i valor door Kwew' her1 beneath tho soaring
up pending ime omuercneo oetweeu uie
big five and the railroad board. Definite
action of the cull Is expected soon.
Western railroad executives called a
hurried conference, today to work out
plans to keep the-trains moving. : Ac
cording to tha plan under discussion,
mail and foul trains will he operated
first anil t'uon freight nnd passenger ser
vice restored as soon aa possible.
Executives Who before stated "they
won't do It" had different views' today.
Samuel Felton, president of the Chi
cago (Ireat Western said "things look
bod." William Finley, head of tun Chi
cago and Northwestern aiud: "It looks
as If a deadlock has come,"
Foil of employes Is being taken l.y the
roads to determine how many men vflll
stick bv their jobs. IMans are bring made
to cull those on pension lists back into
active service.
car. ., . i- r i,--,
Mrs. Wright attempted to leave the
elevator at the tenth floor of tho ltourd
of Trade building. I let foot caught iu
the door and as tiie car started upward
she was hurled, in, under it.' She fell
few-feet only to catch on rha trailing
light calrfe, which held- her suspended
fnr above the concrete floor of the shaft
until she could' be rescued. -
She escaped with minor injuri(jt. ;
Notlco to All' Elks
Dance tonight; second
f one of the winter. Kvery
F.lk and his lady Expect
ed to -attend. Best -of
music - ' . i1 . '
DAXCK t'OMWPTKB
; V ' 021 .
if we have to go to jail." Timothy Ilenly.
res:dejit. of the stationary engineers,
firemen and oilers, said after he heard
of tho railroad board's citation. "Nothing
can stop us from striking. If the. public
knew of the list of grievances we Inive
against the roods, It wouli be solidly with
na " i ' .
ITeniy, who spoke for 40,000 men, said Kngiui-ers; W. (!. ICe. Trainmen; W. S.
mmmHmiBmmmmmmmmBmmBBaem n iiiiiiiimmiiiii m
When the Frost
Is on the Pum
mm
And builders by llic score liavc taken udvnntnjrc of
our special ,
Bargain Sale of
imlilliiii iiiiiiiiii1" lit unwui niii i'J i i ff ri""""if limn n it " I
BUTCHERS MAY STRIKE
Chicago. (M. 21. Strike of workers
iin anothi-r of America's vital industries
1 Immifd today when the Amalgamated
Meat Cullers and Butchers union an
nounced that 3,-.:;M empl)--s of the
packers hsd vote, I to permit tne ejecu
ttjve committee of tiie uuioi, to call a
i wslkout.
j Only 34V Toted against the strike, it
was said. ... i '
The committee is to meet nest Wed
nesday to take definite action.
aiid'liHve, imieltased a good sjipply at a real Ravins; of
money. '
Have You Bought Yours?
Time is neetiiitf aii'i our. slock is fiettin lower, ev
ery day.
BETTER HURRY!
THE BOOTH-KELLY
4 LUMBER CO.
if THE GUMIOMW j!
Cold, crisp noriiinKs' aro bore and with tbeso frosty
duys are tl:o two national pies, 'Mince and Pumpkin. .
Mi'nco and Pumpkin bavo always traveled hand in hand
ever since that first Thanksgiving day, and they are
still the best of pals. Some people like mlnco pies best
at noon, otliers sav the evening meal is rijrht for this
delicious pie. BUT everybody is agreed, tjiat pumpkin
pies, the kind you get at the Table Supply,' go gopd
TFIHKFi times a. day. We're listening for your phone
call. ; :
Mocha Squares '::.;
'. Mocha Squares are better titan- eyer. More varieties,
more delicious and more in demand by people who have
a discriminating taste. You'll find your guests at any
afternoon affair will appreciate the compliment if you
serve tho Table Supply superior -Mocha-Squares.',: Oup
phone is working overtime every day to help give yoli
service. ' ... . . ...... . -. ,- - ( ;
Order 'em "Six High , !
Ifot cakes ami symp and lots of botK; will, stftit ho
day right. To assist the people of Kugeno and ' Lane
county to '.get started right every dav we nrd offering
a special on these two articles. You cannot resist
buying this prepared pancake flour and the special
: sale price of tu syrup any more . than you can resist
the tempting hot cakes and loads of syrup in. tho morn
ing. ...:, ' .. .
Chill con Carne
Heal honest to goodness Chili con Carne tempts the
appetite any time, and tltis new product here sure is
some tempter. It makes you want more even after yon.
have had tiie second helping or tbo third. It is a real
snappy dish, the chili makes it that way, the carne has
that satisfying (piality. Chili con Carne will be sent
to you in response to a phono call. Use the phone.
Something Different
Pii'nn Bread is goinif fine. Tt is one of the new niem
beis of the Miitterl'ly bread family. It has a flavor all
, its own, a color that is gulden, indicative of the high
finality of this new bread. You'll like bran bread.-'
Use the Phone and See
What Real Service Is
The Table Supply Co.
I,. I). PIERCE, Proprietor J
Ninth anil Oak Telrohonc 24fi