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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1922)
TGnrsdny Evening, Scptonfe jj;,, THE E UGENE DAILY. GUARD" Tage Ten Y OF We Want You To Know FESSELL, TRAPPED Remember the Days FRIDAY and SATURDAY, ... w jjgyg FRIDAY and SATURDAY i Hi f lift 1 iii i JnekKon, Cul., Scut. 21. Forty-six mine vii'tims uf the Arguuaut tragedy have heeu identified. Hut the body of the forty-seventh mi ner truiiped ia Hie burning Uiiue cauuut be found. The missing body is that of William Fessel. Miners nt Jackson ore saying today tliut Funnel died, separated from tlie crew, Keeking a pntcKOgc through which fresh air could be given to tlie imprisoned miners. i Once hailed the hero of the eatas-1 tropbo because be was believed to be the writer of the note found on the bulk- ' bead that the chine men had built, Fes Mel's name is now blazoned with glory in tlucksun, ' May Have Sought Shaft. Alone, it is believed he went seeking the lower gates of the Mnldoon shaft. He hoped to open them to ventilate the mine. But In his absence the gas became so utroug that bis men were forced to build the bulkhead, blocking Kernel from re joining thein, it is thought. Another theory, to the effect that Fcs-eel-uiny have attempted a lone climb to the 41i00-foot level, is being investigated. . ' When the bulkhead at the 4.'il)-foot level, behind which the 40 bodies were found, wus broken down, a raise 1b re- Jmrtecl to have been discovered near the jack of the drift. The raise went up HO feet, Almost to t lie 4JUU foot level, and then extended for WO feet. Careful ttearch is now being made for FeKsel's body, which may huvo been covered up by a cave-in. Coroner's Jury MoetB. Jackson, Cul., Kept. HI. The Argonaut mine will, give lip its last victim early today. Men worked all through the night cunvasing and raising the bodies of the men who gnvo their lives for gold. The coroner's jury will meet again todny for . a short session. Thorc Is a bit of irony in the meet ings of the iurv today and yesterday, The jurors convened for the purpose of legally ascertaining that the men ure uenci. What man, woman sr ohild in Jackson ilocs not know that forty-seven men have Jieon tuken by death. Tho funeral will be held tomorrow. '. 'Every automobile will be pressed into fiervice to bring the bodies of the doud from the Argonaut mill to the gruve- . .Yards, l'lnns for a public procession unvc been abandoned. The coffins will he brought down quiet ly before most of Jackson 1b uwako nnd : silently laid beside the graves. Ceremonies will bo magnificent. On the morrow of the fuucrnl the coroner's jury will start its hearing. . . Shift boss Blamed By Some. ' Feelings among the bereaved have been directed ugiunst ;iarcnce urausnaw, flbift boss, who did not send the skip back into the mine after he got out on the clay or the hro. He will be cleared, . It was predicted by Fred I. Lowell, sa fety engineer of the industrial accident commission of California, lie said: "Jlraclslmw was brought to the surface partially under the influence of gus. ;' 'Furthermore, it is iniprolmhle thnt tho skip could have brought up I lie men. The heat must hnve been intense nnd would have ignited the rope Willi which the cabin is wound nnd weakened the cubic. 3n that case it would have broken with n load of miners, killing them all ju ntantly." i Ijowell has been summoned by the ju'r , ors and lie probably will tell them tho . Jennie tiling. IMinci'H may give different views if they ore culled. Iowell is in a peculiar position as a witness, bis bureau having passed upon safely of the mine before the accident. FRECKLE-FACE 6un and Wind Bring Out U(i!y Spot How to Remove Easily Here's a chance. Miss Fvcckle-face, to try a remedy for frccklei witli tho Kiinrantco of a reliable coucorn Uiat it will not most you a penny unless it removes the freckles; while it It does Kivo you a clear complexion the ex pense is trifling. Simply get an nunio of Othine double strength from any druggist find a few applications should show you bow easy it is to rid yourself of the homely freckles and get a beautiful complexion. R.iroly is more than oue ounce needed for the worst case. Le sura to link the druggist for the double sirrngth Otbino ns this strength in sold nuclei gmiriiuiee of money back is it ialia to remove freckles. therED CROSS DRUG STORE AS IT IS TODAY We have snent three months getting our store and stock up to the highest possible standard, and now we are j oSm RUGS and drug silndries at LOWER PRICES than you can get anywhere in this country. DON'T FAIL TO COME FRIDAY AND SATURDAY TO OUR SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL TRUSSES We Know How to Fit Them A LPlEKlDlrJ FREE Friday and Saturday FREE A nice box of Candy FREE to each lady a present for each kiddie accompanied Jy a parent and a nice Cigar for the men. They arc FREE, and we want you to have them. Montliolaiod Syrup White Pine, 50c battles. .38c 25a Air Float Talcum Powder 13c Two for 25c 25c Elite Talcum Powder 11c Two for 20c 30c Aluria Talcum Powder : 17c Two for .30c Borden's Eagle Milk, per can 20c Pure White Petroleum Oil, full pints 63c $2.00 Bath Spray, for this sale only $1.25 50o Prophylactic Tooth Brush 33c $2.00 Vittuca Imported Olive Oil, full qts..$1.50 f)0c Chamois Auto Polisher 25c $1.50 Alarm Clocks 99c Special Prices on All Trusses (We Fit Them Eight) $2.50 guaranteed Ilodgman i Hot Water Bottle $1.69 10c Peet's Bath Soap, box of 12 cakes. . . .'. . . .89c Epsom Salts, best chemically pure Salts, 2 pounds , 25c ITinkle Pills, bottles of 100 35c Hair Brushes, up to $2.50 values $1.39 Dr. Hess' Stock Food at bargain prices. We are solo agents for Lownoy's Chocolates in Eugene. Remember, these are only a few of the many Bargains in this Great Sale and you can't afford w miss ii. Also thero will be Free Samples of many well known Toilet and Medicinal preparations. Here are a few of them, and this is a chance to try them, FREE! i Palm Olive Liquid Shampoo. ITudnot's Throe Flowers Face Powder. Iludnot's Cardrna Face Pow der. Hudnot's Marvelous Cold Cream. ITudnot's Three Folwers Per fume. Armand's Face Powder. Sempra Jovonay Cake and Powder. , : Colgate's Shaving Cream. Caldwell's Syrup of Pepsin. Germicidal Soap. . . Mentholatum. Nature's' Remedy Tablets. Dr. Hess' Poultry Panacea. Pompeiian Talcum Powder. Velvetina Face Powder. Purola Shaving Cream. 'FREE A 15c Jar of Krank's Lemon Cream FREE i i ' - You Must Have Iron In Your Blood! People of power.strength, strong will and boundless? energy, whom you admire bb the most successful in your acquaintance, are people whose blood is rich in iron. Organic Iron nourlshei ind trensthena tho red corpuscles which are the source of atransth, power and endurance. If you are run down hasnrard. nervous, pale, easily tired, you suf fer from lack of iron. If you would have) strength, you must supply your body with iron in the most easily assimilated form. NUXFERRONE give, it to you. Nuxferrono provide a rich supply of organic iron in liquid f orm which i the most easily assimilated by the blood and which gives quickest re sults in ail cases of general debility caused by lack of iron. Nuxferrone is real food for the blood. It supplies Nuz Vomica with iron pepto. nate, beef peptone, hypophosphites of manganese, calcium, potassium, and quinine. It gives renewed vim and energy to men, women and children, and builds op strength and vitality in a most remarkable manner. NUXFERUOXE is compounded exclu sively for us from the formula of nn eminent physician, and from the reports of ninny people who .tanve been wonder fully benefitted by its use we are con vinced that it has no equal as a tonic. . Large Bottles $1.25 . Six Bottles $6.50 I LIQUID FORM I IV VOMICA PEPTONATf VP COMPOUND NjlWITH BEEF PEPTONE AND f I HVP0PH0SPHITES OF MANGANESE 3 Theatres Motion plctnro "funs" wlio seek cx liilorntlon in tlio screen entertainment will not bo disappointed nt the KuReno Theatre, whore benjamin II. liiimpton'K all-stur production, nonnested by Stewart Kclwurcl White's noved, "Tho Gray lnwii," ia being shown. Action Is the vibrant keynoto of this story of romantic, San Frnncisc-o in the eurly cluya of Til. A notable reading success, "Tlie Cray Pawn" will lie equally popular as a cine matic cutertiiiiiment. For sustained interest ami thrills, it is several laps ahead of anything the screen baa shown, in uiiiny months. It lion the ruinous Huiunton reulism nnd at the same time breathes tho wliolesoine spirit of the White novel a rare comliiuntinii that wus Been to advantage In "The Western ers" nnd "The Killer," other Hampton adaptations of Stewart Edward White novels. Carl flnntvoort'a portrayal of the battling city attorney. Is superb, and uono Fair Week Specials 13 lbs. Sugar, Pure Cane .... . ... . .,$1.00 Fresh Creamery Rutter, lb. ; .45 No. 10 pail Pure Lard . . . 1.60 8 lb. pail Snow Drift Shortening : 1.45 :7 lbs. Small While Be?,ns , .50 3 lb. box Soda Crackers . . . . . . . .55 9 lb. sack Rolled Oats ,. . . . . . .. .50 Best Valley Flour, sack '.. . . . ., .K. . . .,' 1.40 North West Hard -Wheat Flour, sack.. 1.90 100 lb. sack Commodity Scratch Food 2.40 100 lb. sack Commodity Egg Mash. . ., 2.35 SO lb. sack Mill Hun 1.30 00 lb. sack Rolled Oats '.. . .... . . . .,, . .;. . 1.40 Cheat Seed, Gray Oats, Vetch, Rye; Clover Seeds, Timothy, Rye Grass, Lawn Grass : USR YOUR TELEPHONE Masker's Feed and Grocery Winth and Olive ' Fre DeHwy ' Phone 611 the less ipowcrful nnd vital to the play is Uie work of Robert iMi'Kim as the corrupt political lender of the city. Claire Adams ns the beautiful heroine rises to cmotiunal heights convincingly. The re maining roles of an unusually large cast are well fillcct by such wellknowu screeu players ns (Jeorge llackathoriie, Claire MoUowoll, Frank Hayes, Maude Wayne, Crnce Marvin, Snitz Kdwurcls, Harvey Clark, ('buries Arlinff, Ulnar White bead, Charles TJiurstnn, Mure Rnbbius, Zaek Williams and C. H. Murphy. TOM MIX FRIDAV, ITn wns a horse of mystery wild, de termined, and the leader of his herd of desert mustangs. Ity night lie wrought veiigeuuce on man for tho cruelties of the brand and incarceration, lie opened corrals mid liberated Urn cnsalvetl horses; lie trampled fields of grain and destroyed their fruitfiiluess; lie fought mankind with the mute triiculcnce of n mistreated niilmul and was victorious. Then lie encountered a different sort f man. u man who jisccl neither whip nor choking liirint. Conic to the Kugenc Theater, next. Friday and ratiurday and see what happened then. Must. Tony, ndapted from the novel "Alciurnz" by Mux Brand, and produced by Wililam Fox. It is a pietithre you must not miss, it is said. Shocker and beat the Browns five to nothing, limners by Highen and Cooper and Cooper's flossy pitching enabled the l'irntes to bent the Giants four to one. Hornsby's i'.Sth nud KMh homers helped the Curds beat the Robins IS to 7 in the second game after St. Louis had lost the first six to one. FOiiseva'B hitting nnd lietctiiig ncipcii the Iteds get a double win over the itruves ! to II and six to five. Hegood, a rookie pitcher from Chatta nooga, pitched the Indians to a 5 to 4 win over the lied Sox in the second game after Clevclnnd had grabbed, the firnt 5 to !t. lly taking two gnmes from the Ath letics 1 to 0 and it to 2 the While Sox came within n game ami u half of the Tigers for third place. le's double with the liases filled in the ninth inning gnve the l'hils a !l to S victory over the Cubs in the first game and the llruins also dropped the second 11 to 1. WATCHING THE SCORE BOARD Losing to tho Scnntorn while tho. YnnkR wore winning from Detroit, the SI. Lamis ISrowns dropped three nml mio-hnlf pimcs hohiml the lead. Tho load of the New York units was also reduced to four and ono-hulf jennies wheu they wore defeated by the Pirates. Hob MeuKol'ti lionm run in tho ninth inning gnvo the Yonks a 0 to 5 victory over the Detroit Tifjcra. The Senators got 15 hits off Urban SlnPn1tcrS5.ift- I .U-y, Should Use" It's different from others because mnr run. tu CaV nn Tn the making and tM materials ti used are of higher grade. Black: Silk Stove F'olish D Mnfcikhrhltntt1WTM1lh that Aon not rub off only-it pu,f.uathalilnrlat j. IXiW to SL. (our tltnea p lone at orJumry atov pollith. on RnraWe Ktovrt Ktxl aoid by hrnlwr nrt a;roi ry ilmlrrn. four prkr fmtf or r tw nrw. It wq n't tlml II V hMl Nlh fti tn mmu uquNl -or (mit- till qahty. BUck Silk Stor Poll.h Wrk. SUrllnf . ItliooU r m Alf-Pr'taii Iran ttwuwl n SPOUT NOTES Chicago. Insurance to the vnlue of $12.".IMH. the price which they paid to the Sun Francisco club for him. has been taken out nn the life of Willie Ktimm. young third baseman by the Chicago While Sox. Hay Schulk, regular catcher of the club, wrote the policy. , Annapolis Football coaches nt the WHEAT BIDS ARE HIGHER Portland. Sept. 21. The stronger eastern markets were responsible for advances of 1 to 2 cents in local wheat bids at the Merchants Exchange, except in the case nf September western white, offers for which were 1 cent lower than Tuesday. Premhtms recently quoted on export wheat have failed to bring addi tional supplies on the market. New crop prices on bokers' flour are generally quoted at ?br0 and bluestem patents nt $tt.7fi. Butter Trade In Firm Position. Tho butter market wns very firm in tone. In view of the strength nt Son Francisco, but the trade In Portland nnd Seattle, 'showed no inclination to follow the advance nt this time. F.ggs were !1 cents higher all along the line. The nssoeintion advanced its sell ing prices to this extent and other deal ers revised their quotations to the same bais. Poultry was in good demand, perti euliirly heavy hens, and prices were firm. Country dressed meats were undiangcd. naval academy arc working hard to de velop a good kicker. Harchet, Cullen nnd McKee, backs from last year's team nnd Carney, a liueiiion. are being used. Cambridge, M'uss. After the hardest, work-out of the season the Plurvord line was tentatively chosen to start in the Middlehury gome next week us follows: llartly and Crosby, ends; Kiinkntft and Kustiiinn. tackles; Grew and lliibburd, guards; Clark, center. Coughs Disturb School Work. School teachers should give Uie same advice to children who have coughs ns this Florida teacher. "I remoocended Foley's Honey and Tar to the children in my school who had the 'flu' and good results come whenever It wns used," writes Mrs. Ij. Armstrong. Okeechobee, Florida. Folev's Honey aud Tar contains no opiates ingredients printed ou the wrapper. Stood the test of time serving three generations. Quickly relieves culds, coughs and croup, throat, chest aud bron chial trouble. Sold everywhere. DANCE At New Armory every night during Fair Week. b'1'2 DANCE Tf you want an evening of good, clean amusement, eome to tlie dance at Gaiety Hall, Junction City Better Music every time. If von don't believe us, ask . anyone SOME ORC1LKSTKA! FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 Don't Miss. This Dance We are froing to have J FEATURE DANCE Dance starts at 8:45 sbarp. Admission, including war tax, $1.00 Ladies Free Spectators 15c. Phone S. E. Stevens for Piano Tuning USE THE GUARD WANT-AD WAV f rj I t nri-mif i -' T ."Tr.rriW Seen In "The Gray Dawn,' it the Euiene Theatre . . : STATEMENT OF CONDITION We First National Bank of Eugene, Oregon At the Close of Business September 1."), 922 RESOURCES Loi,s $1,501 .G77.49 U. S. Government l'onds and Certificates rm,')C,2.79 Olher Honds and Warrants .rjr7,2S2.0,") V,:u llnildins nnd Other Keal Kstate 107,f.9S.S2 Stock in Federal Reserve 15,a,,k 0,000.00 I ash and Ki-rht Exchange G?A,Glo.d? LIABILITIES Capital and Surplus Undivided Profits Reserved for Taxes Discount collected but not earned Circulation Deposits: individual ...(a.nii.-'' (iovernmeiit . 1'V:', Other Banks.. 70,ls.' $ noo,noo.oo "l40.t' ioo'.ooo-1" Total $3,409,837.08 Total $3,409,837.08
