Eugene daily guard., July 21, 1922, Image 3

,w Evening, July 21, 1022
" Pap TEfM
Saturday specials
Wlb. sack Pure Cane Sugar . .v. .
taesh Creamery Butter, lb. . . . ......
j; lbs. new Spuds . . . .!. . ... ... , . . .
Watermelons, 11). ' ...... , . . . , .
bintaloupes, -3 for . ...... ..........
4 lbs. String Beans .'.
Wk and Carrots, per bunch ! . . , . .
Simons.; per dozen , . ... v. .-,......
f) lbs. bananas v . . . . . ... . . ,,.
Kmokiield Lneese, id. . . . .. . . . . j. . .
Mb. can Crisco. ; ; v. . .
Xo. 5 pail rure L,aru;
Wesson Oil, per quart . ... . ... .......
b pkgs. Corn Starch ... . .
I'lCniC ruling "-
Bacon Backs,: lb. . . . . : . . . . . . . . :
1 bars Crystal wnite boap . . . .
liars Vim" Hoeter's Bleaching Soan. .
;n ox. pkge. Citrus Powder
2 cans Corn,; ... . , .
m'ijc can Puree. 1 omatoes ... . .
2 cans Diamond W Solid Pack To
matoes . . . . .-v. . . . I . ... . . . . . . ...
ost Toasties or Kellogg Com Flakes,
nackage .v. . . . . .
3 -packages Armour's1 Corn Flakes. . .
Seedless musins, in duik, id. ........
3 pkgs. Diamond AV. Jellv Powders. .
10-11) nail White Crystal Svrun . ,
Tall cans Borden's or Carnation Milk
Peets Washing Machine ' Soap,, three
10c packages lor
Valley Flour, per sk. . . .7 . .... . . . .
Northwest Hard VVheat Hour, per sk.
Noxall hgg rrociucer, lUU-lb. sack. .
Noxall Scratch. Food, 100-lb. sack. . .:
80-lb. sack Shorts. . . . ';. ..... .
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Daily Except Sunday
PARES
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, Round Trip $1.25
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' ' OFFICES
draper's Store, Veneta.'
Main St ,
S Terminal, Eugene,
'm ana uiive. -J
B. CLACK, Mgr.-
eueia, uregon.
Macduff Buys Pierce
Home On Mill Street
N. F. Macduff, supervisor of the Cas
cade National forest, lias purchased the
li. I. Pierce home at 1135 Mill street and
will take possession1 soon, according to
Kobert W. Prescott, realtorho handled
the transaction.
The house is of the. English cottage
type, extremely popular about 15 yearB
ago and now swinging into favor again.
It is of six rooms, and has a sleeping
porch. -.' " 1
Mr. Pierce, proprietor of the Table
Supply company, wlh) move into the C. A.
E. Whittcn home on the lioranc high
way, which he recently purchased.
Insurance Geo. N. McLean. M. & W.
building.
DUEIEMS
Ir. hdwnrd T. Hcvhie, associate edi
tor of Survey, speaking on "America
Among the Nations" at the regular sum
mer school assembly today in (luiid hall
said that Auierira'a greatest task was
to prepare for the ritiseusbip of the
world.
Dr. Deviue pointed out that no one
country was America'! mother country
that all cisilisation s, and that if we
were to understand the European con
ditions it was essent that we get be
hind the propaganda and learn all of
what the offiiiul trailers have to av.
.The speaker declared tluit our obliga
tion was to stand for an ideal political
unit largo enough for economic prosper
ity. .
"The world by war Iiiib suffered a
grievous wound," said Dr. Oevme.- "and
we have deceived ourselves into thinking
that the war would bring prosperity.
But all the billions used has been wealth
wasted."
Dr. Devlne mentioned four Kints in
dosing that would have to be worked
out by America first, freedom of the
seas; second. iual opportunities to all
in, the development of our resources;
third, protection of minorities and fourth
home rule set our own house in order
deal with education, industries, health,
and crimes, etc. - '
The speaker for Monday's assembly
will be Dr. Kdmund 8. Conklin, profes
sor of psychology, on "l'sycho-Anulj sis."
STRIKERS READY '
TO TALK SINGLY v
; WITH RAILROADS
(Continued from page one)
Girl Couldn't Stand
Clothes to Touch Her
"MV father got me a bottle of Ma'yr's
Wonderful Remedy for stohiaeh trouble
and I am feeling so much better since
taking It. My stomach was so painful I
couldn't stand my clothes to touch me."
It is a simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the Inflamma
tion which causes practically all stomach,
liver and intestinal - ailments, including
appendicitis. One dose will convince -or
money refunded.
For salo at all druggists.
Travel for Less
to California
Round Trip Excursion Fares
Eugene to
. .$36.00
$35.50
....... .u . .$35.75.
,'.y $30.50
$57.25
Los Angeles
San Dipfjo ..........
San Francisco
Bt'ikcley
Oakland
Si. t-. ' Alameda .........
in). r.i. ui"
- lo Snivt 3n H,.to Ttovli
m Linjit- r r
St
'toller si
'i-overs - Any
wiiero
"l"'itionnWy low fares 'from all stations in OroKon
$58.50
..$fiG.50
4 Trains Each" Way Each Day
a "The Scenic Shasta Route"
Daily Trains San Francisco to
Los Angeles
Vu,.., i I, ""r ir'P tliroo National Tark-s. Crater J-aKP,
itiHia, nnl (Wifornin's rlianiimt,' scannorti
resorts.
""Hior particulars, or l.oautiful fuMors, ask ap-nts.
suthern Pacific Lines
johx m. sarrr,
(iencral PassoiiKr ARont
ment by agreement of individual roads
with the strikers. "The "Joker." however.
was contained in the words "confer Willi
its men." Union chiefs pointed nut that
the road might refuse to meet with the
m.ion leaders who will be appointed as
strikers' representatives. This would
block the hiove before tt was started. On
tne otner blind if the is. nnd I), meets
with union chiefs and a settlement ef
fected other roadB will follow the same
procedure.
Board Wins Appeal.'
Another develonment was the decision
of the federal court of appeals here, re
versing Federal Judge Page in the 'Pen
nsylvnnin case and restoring to the
United States railroad labor board cer
tain powers to protee the interests o!
the unions. This removes one of the
chief grievances of the striking shopmen.
Maintenance of Way chairmen were
to meet in Detroit today with President
E. F. Gable, to definitely decide whe
ther. Grable's peace negotiations will be
adhered to. Indications were that the
conference will uphold tbeir leader. Min
or disturbances and further curttiunent
of train service, the latter due as much
to the increasing coal shortage as to the
strike, continue. Otherwise the situa
tion was unchanged. .,
Appeals to Michigan Miners.
Tjinsiuir. Mich.. July 21. An anneal
was made to Michigan miners, asking
them to return to work under govern
ment operation by Governor Alexundcr
,1, uroesneck today. : '
In n letter to T. Leo Jones, president
of district 24 of the United Mine Work
ers, the governor offered the men the
choice of two propositions:
t 1 Coal ho mined tor tne purpose of
supplying state institutions only, any sur
plus to be distributed through a commit
tee representing . miners, operators aua
state. ........ - "
2 Coal to be mined for municipal and
state needs, and surplus to be disposed
of according to the wishes of a commit
tee of the miners.
Hooper Called to Capital.
hienffo."- .Tulv 21. t'hnirman Ben Vf.
Trooper of the United States railroad
labor board, left Chicago to'lay for
Washington at the request of President
Harding to confer on the rail strike.
The summoning of Hooper to Washing
ton was believed to have been Influenced
by the' decision of the United States cir
cuit court of appeals which dissolved on
injunction obtained by the Pennsylvania
road which tied the hands of the lnbor
board to R large extent. 1
The Injnnetion wns handed down by
District Judge Paige, and prevented the
board from making public decisions on
disputes and otherwise limited its pow
er. Judge Paige-wns -reversed in every
particular by the decision of the higher
court, which held the hoard had sweep
ing powers to act to prevent a rail tieup.
After the conference with President
Ilnrding. Hooper is expecting to exercise
these powers along a plan to he mapped
out nt Washington. '
Hears of Idaho Riot
Washington. July 21. Ttiulroad ' work
ers have been driven from their posts
LI
Snuerse the juice of two lemons into a
bottle containing three ounces of Or
chard White, which any drug store will
supply for a few centsi shake well, and
you have a Quarter pint ' of the best
freckle and tan bleach, and complexion
whitener.
Massage this swetly fragrant lemon
lotion into the face, nr. amis and
hands each day and see how frecklea and
blemishes bleach out and how clear, soft
and rov-white the skin becomes.
' AUTO
CLEANERS
Wash $1.50
Polish $1.00
Oil & dmise, $1.00
We soil Oil ami flas
We sell Tiros and .
Tnbcs.
We sell Uawl Cars ,
Flush Crank Cases. .
Giiarantei'tl Work.
Next to Gray's (Vtsli ami
Carry.
CARROLL &
KIM BR ELL
XIEREiitheideillan-
ILVB' lor Bltiiirlv
people who find them-
I Ml eV
lve eHronicuiy eoucu-
ted. Dr. ClldWftlf'K Svrun
ftpsin will giv yoQ dtUy
iiminatlon in i.mild ntinil
wmy without sr. olni?. and
toon medicine of ill kind can
hcdiiDCused with. It is muab belter
tli an draatic omttbaitics, ull, win
ttrftU. piUc, atft. . .
- DR. CALDWELL'S -
SYRUP PEPSIN"
. THE FAMILY LAXATIVE
Thotunnds of old folks will only
take Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It
is wfoYVfretable compoundof Birirp
tlaii'ti.niis and other simple tasatlvs
hrfaa with pepsin. Thv toroiuls U on
package. Aldose costs less tbsu a oent,
.-lU-OONCE BOTTLE FREE
not nqntrt a tvuiuv at duf mmtru Itt rnt
mi a HU-Ouiue Ttiol Hanlt no
SnwPVeun FR EE OF CHARtjE a ihal
yaw wilt Km it handy ivhen rutiltil. Simply
land yoMr.safu and adjtm.io iV W . 13,
GuVuvtl, .114 Watiiinaiwn 5t, Miuulia,
III tt'TUutoij.
I'
and trains 'interfered with in other woy
at !our d'Alene, Tdaho, according to
reports. to. Attorney fjenernl .Ihiugherty
todas- from feileral agents there..
The rejiorts claimed the situntiuu was
serious, Daugberty stating this was one
of the very few. "bad hiV' in tile rail
strike stiuatlon.. ': i - .. , ,
: Oesies Reports of Trouble. ' ." '
' Spokane, ''Wash., duly 21. Sheriff
Quarrels, of Cpeur d'Alene county. Idaho,
told tlte United Press over long distance
telephone today, that reports in the east
of strike trouble iji his district' are En
tirely unfounded. ' . ' '
J'There liasv-.lieen no trouble of Buy
sort. Tlie men are acting in an entirely
onicrly , inauuer," Sheriff Quarrels said.
V Strike Ballots Distributed .
Tacoma, July 21. Strike ballot have
been distributed among the 2"iO railway
clerks nnd station help employed by the
Milwaukee railroad here. The returns
will be submitted July 2S. Striking shop
workers' ranks here are keeping intact,
only 100 out of the 2n00 who struck in
the Milwaukee and Northern Pacific
shops being employed. Four men .were
reported returning to the N. V. shop to-
'; :, -
1 ' 1500 Get Bailor!.4 '.
' Spokane, Wash., July 21. Strike bal
lots sent out from Spokaue to lftOO
clerks, freight handlers, express and sta
tion, employes pn the Milwaukee lines
west of Mobridge, S. IX, following a con?
ference at the (Joeurvd'Alene hotel of 18
local chairmen of the board of adjust
ment of the employes' organisation.
H.'F. liove, Tacoma, general- chairman
for the western divisions of the Milwau
kee, presided. Love said the ballots were
sent out In response to teonests of the
fen at various points along the divis
ion. ,- . , ' "... .
HURRY!
HURRY!
: Every
, Pair, of m N '
' Shoes ' - My A
'in our VNilys
I ... .. . ' ff t. I ' lieols
.stock v:;
Reduced "
Prices Shoe Sale means a ,
real savinff to you. What
ever your shoe needs are you
can supply them at Sale
Prices. The success of our . .
Sale has been due to these) :
reasons. -1 -a , , ,. ;;:'tf !
Ladies Oxfords
Ijndios ' .brown, arid Waetc '
Oxfords,' ' Goodyear "welt ;
solos and military CO 95
Mere Train Cancelled. f-',
Seattle, July 21. Cancellation of two
local passenger trains running betwe.eu
Seattle and Beilingham as direct re
sult of the general railroad strike,' wee
reported by the Seattle Great Northern
offices this morning, .v
The company still lias 'thrco trains
running dally over this ron and say that
the traffic Is easily handled by them. '
Two local passengers operating he-'
tween Everett and Syskomisli have also
heen cancelled. r -
Officials' of the Northern Pacific, Chi
cago Malwaukee St. Paul and Orogon Pa
cific Washington companies report that
no schedule changes nave been uecesslta
ted s jet. . -i-'-'f,--!'-
' Board MeivesL Chame. ' ! V
Cleveland. Ohio. July 21. "Shelving"
of -the railroad labor bonrd was seen
here today by of f Icials of the big rail
road brotherhoods in the offer, of the
B. and O. railroad to negotiate with the
striking shopmen.- :
Warren 8. Stones president of the bro
therhood of locomotive engineers predict-'
ed similar moves by other railroads.
"It seems that nobody is paying much
attention' to the railroad labor board,"
was Stone's comment. . -
Jazz Business Isi
Goinsr Out of Date
Edison Declares.
By LUCIM-IO
(United Press mi
F. HAIJNDKitS "
Itaf f Correspondent) .
Wlest tkranlie.'N. J., July 21. ".low
business is going ont of date soon. The
American manufacturer Is waking up."
So mid Tlionias A. Kdrson in an in
terview. "The Amer-an was always in a -big
hurry to nuike n lot of money. 'If he
couldn't become a miliiomiire in 15 -minutes.
lie was not satisfied," the Inventor
explained. .
''Jan bnslness, that's what it Is,
"Por the first time in bis lifesthe
Americfin manufacturer is beginning to
kuow what it costs bint' to run bis busi
ness, 'and he's beginning to appreciate it
isn't the first cost, buf the last cost that
really counts." declared Kdison pointing
out at Jhc same time that the Kitglish
anil (iermans do business on a much
firmer basis. ,
PRESIDENT TO . . ; .
CALL SESSION
OF KAIL HEADS
(Continued from page. one)
appropriations. It is pnrely mediation
body, with no power to make or ftnforce
decisions.
Meanwhile the cabinet Is ' planning
measures to relieve tbe shortage of fuel.
Priority Orders 0 setose 0a. . -
4'riority nniers on en a! shipments eo
as to recent extensive -rourtailment of
roil service ha been decided upon. !
cision will be reached soon as to wbWher
the shipping board's Idle vessels, are tq be
used to imiiort coal.
Senator Borah feels the adiiilnistrnlion
Is at sea in the fuel crisis and is deter
minel to bring the . strike to an nd
I' through congressional action. b J
Borah I" eiiifCted to iutroduce a meas
ure in the seMte calling for the rreatum
, of en industrial commission to regithtte
j the coal industry.
Neither operators nor miners fnor
federal board with arbitrary (lowers to
fix wages end working coniHtions, end
Borah's demand on congress for such e
-board mar hasten a cnfereeec between
the two factions. -
I Borah's desire for an Investigation to
show who is to blame for the serious real
shortage confronting taje country Is re
garded as another lever In the general
plan to force settlement ' - V-
Te Reeew War Itegelallene.
Wahittgton. July 21. 'the nslinn wIlLr ,.: u titi one
i ..... - ...,!, -i tr i '":' - .
roal production is eot resumed ia the
near future. -
With juanr parts of the country nl
resiiy feeling the effect nf a rual nhwrtsge
that is (rowing more alanniuff. lili day,
Sec retary of Commerce Hoover is frsui
jug plans for tbe revival of the war lime
fuel administration V ration and control
Use distribution ef coal. , , . " V ,
Si
Ladies' White Shoes
95c
$1.35
Ladies Wihite Canvas Lace
;Shoe8,-inilitary and low heels;:
; Ladies' Oxfords
Indies' Brown anil Black
Eid, Lbnis heel Oxfords.".
Ladies' Patent Leather, Ox
" . . fords v
'-Iadies' Patent Leather Ox- CQ QC
fords,, military heels. k. . ; . , ; . .
White Kid Pumps :
White Kid, Louis CO AX
Ladies'
heel Pumps
C v 1 ' Ladies' Dress Pumps - -
".'v u IWM 11 alJlU JL Mill K
nejois; WoKen 1 : 1 45
Ladies Strap Oxfords
Lndies'. Black Kid; brie and
two-tsmp, street and dress
Oxfords, military $A
heels, at..;,..
' Women's Comfort ,
Shoes and Slippers
Women's Wack kid. turn
sole . Comforts; Slippers,
one and two $2 Qa
strap. '
Ladies' High Shoes "
Ijndios' Brown and Black Calf skin and
Kid, ; high' lace Shoes y Goodyear welt
soles, and military y ;- $345
llGGl8 e , e e e
Men's Oiiting Bals ' "
Men's ChocolnteOnting CO 9K
BalB, all sizes. ; ... ; .
; WW Kid Oxfords
T .orlma '
fords,
Louis
sizes.
ite Kid Ox-
y ;French heels
Ladies' White Oxfords
Ladiej Sea Island Tithite
Lacelfexfords, military heels.
$3.95
$2.45
The 'Price SSmd C,
WHITE TO VIEW ' I deputy is dismissed ' - -
titcj Annnosi sm I Tacoma, ' July 21. P. 1L Ie, special
" XIXO JUtltiSl AS deputy United Stntes marshal.Vasn't an
RTATTTTV "PPCn1 officer today. Marshal Iljnn dismissed
i BiaiVIA lrjOJ' his after he had shot ut mrklnatshndows
Thursday morning at .the Milwaukee
shops, leo "thought" he wounded insn.
Helm thought otherwise.
(Continued from page one)
cident, he said, although White reiterat
ed his attack on J.jilge J. A. .McDormolt
of the tribunal, for flaying expressions of
sympathy with strikers.
Kla Supports white. . -
Topeka, Kansas, July 21. The Ku
Klux Klan in Kansas twlay Joined Wil
liam Allen While in support of the rnil
road atrikers and dvfiaiwe of Governor
Allen and the industrial court. .
overnor Allen received a letter of
warning purporting to come from the
klan at Wichita in which he was advised
"to reform." The letter said:
; We wish to state to you in the names
of the law by the people and for the
people that the merchants of Wellington,
Arkansas City, and all of Kansas will
hold up for the strikers and their rights
of the good people of this country. We
advine you to reform."
-Accompanying tbe letter was a photo,
graph of klan members wearing their
masks. The governor recently ordered
II klsu members In the state unmasked
declaring it en unhealthy condition while
strikes were in progress. . , :
Judge to Conduct Probe,
"tare officials at noon had failed to
file a complaint for tbe arrest of Wil-
ljam Allen White for ejpressing ym-
patny wiin raiirnsu sirisers nni irover
nor Allen said Judge J. A. McPermott
of the industrial court would go to Kro-
poria to make a personal Investigation.
Formal arrest wss expecten late today
or tomorrow.
I.overnor Henry .7. Allen today gave
the ' following statement regarding the
White violation to the I'nlted I'resst
'."The situation as to Mr. White has
nothing to do with free sr.rrrh or the
libertv of the press. He is allowed to
discuss the strike in his iinner on any
anile he wishes. As an individual editor
he can give any advice he sees fit. He
has been doing this. -' ' ' '
Cliaroeo Me Lent nosiue nir,
'"There is no stele In the union where
so- much liberty of free speech and a
free press etists as in Ksnasa, His vio
lation of the law which has brought on
the present situation was In folning with
tjbe strike leaders in an organised effort
to build up In ill shoo renters ainat
those who were at work on atmosphere
of hostility by hsnjlng In th windows of
the stores a cam prepareo oy tne sirise
leaders declaring that such stores, were
In favor of the strike end the strikers."
EBERLE TO VISIT TACOMA
Tacoma, Jtdy 21. Admiral Kberle of
tho Pacific fleet, with the droedMiitiite
California, Idaho, Tennessee, aoA New
Mpxico end division of destroy wme
duo here title -afternoon for -m ten iday
visit. ' .
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50 Pimplet, 736 BlifVttsanU
a ..ad 3 Dottol i . -
Tt,- Thee elerleae faaltsg' onlH,
K6 rsward la offered. becataW kT
ere lost foraverl No aueatloa win be
asked,' . except one 4 duaeben. TIesr
aia iva toe umnr - inin m www evaj
snssew; "I eat out new fe treat
menu end ffueaawork; 1 need one ef
the Inost powerful blood -oleameere.
hlw.Sairirlara a.nd 1 1 a a li liiillil
known, 4uid that la 8. 8. 8.1 Near mtjt .
face la pinkish, my skin elenr ae e, '
rose, my cheeke are fiued out and aa
rbaumatlam, too. U (one I" Thle wll
be your anperienca, too, it yon or 8.
B. 8. It le guaranteed to be burety
TagaUble In all Ita remarkably erfee
tire medicinal Ingredients. B, . ,
Bieene ft newvnuiorr or yo
8. H. la sold t ell dXul eterea
eeaaae vrtth tht. f". ntf eea. In two slxae. - Tlve lartor. eUe la the
tnors eoonou
THURSDAY HOMER HITTERS
Hornsl, ferds. one) total 2
tlrhnes. ("nba, onej total H. . V
Ward, janks, one; lotlil 7.
total
flsclt. ('mrti. one: total 1.
jainiesnn, Imlians, one; total 1.
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I'ortlnnd. Ore,. Julvl!!-. Wheal; Ifnrd
white tl.ll: soft White tl.WI; white club
J1.W; hard winter $!'"; northern spring
I (; red Walla (1.01; oate and barley
blank. ' ,
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