Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, October 13, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTluu-jday Evening, OvM j., THE EUGENE DAILY Off A BP Pago Two ,r ,f I- 'if EUGENE THEATRE Red-Blooded Romance Love Hate Revenge . All onlcr into the. riiprccedeiilcd Nik-cosh of , A "MONTE t r - ri CRISTO" X 7 ' i & I 'MONTE1CR)5TO'. William fox special production Shown Today and Saturday Prices Evenings, Floor 50c, Balcony 30c; Afternoons, . Balcony 20c, Lower Flc.or 30c; Children 10c. Pathe Review Mnylio you'll nee Hie old homo lown. Topics of the Press Both serious and Her . ions events. Harrylieed in )ii(;ort, offering 1. Overture, "11 Ciuu- lVimy," Gomez. 2. "For the Sake of. Auld Laiig Syne," Ernest Ji. Bali. F Theatres lfl EAST-WEST GAME I II UW 11 t Y1.ti ll..rv U-:i.!u-rtli 1-oiiKfelloY Th JicJglitM by great men reached and kept, i AWr not attained by midden flight. Bur they wlii ilinir ffiiuiMiuioiiM wlept. Were struggling upward in 'he night. he never contt-midated lite subject of i J.'i. Out of thi iirti'-lv tlainiy rte!ii Taylor, who New Haven, Conn., M, the wast, not unlike youitir .ochiiivuiM of oU, (film ppvcit or more husky ilawkeye : g idirfrui VurridrK to teat the mettle lot' Old Kli in the year' big intersection j al football battle. I V.ut and Wt nn stirred over the i contest tin neher before at midKciigou. l air weather it promised for the battle, j crackling foot bull air such an a hue lu dimi Hiiniiiir had not yet )roviild, and VMMMl Niipctiitont rc v xpwtd for the j content. Old Time Fans Gather. TIip Valf-IoKii tiumn tomorrow Iuik j I'Ulli'il nocit'ty, oldtitiii foot bull Imtoch I ii nd piKNkiii fiiiiH from nil iinrtH of Ihu (iikI, to iw I Inwii. Soiii( Imvc cotiM! from tlip AliKHiKnipiii vnllfv, the htii of I Iowu'h fitfuliiHivc vii-torj' over wi-Htt rn I ffitifi'i'niii'i opponent lii(t ,vir, II will bf iiiMpinitioii uultmt trudifion j wIhmi tin big teiuim inert. The Mnwkfy j elt-vt'll will be 4'urryin( the wenr'H ehfll : lenKe to eawtein ctiiiniH of fontliull hii j preiiiucy. id !li will be dug in to defend I be claim, I'iektjijr a winner U iay. Only n" tie rilll bttffle the )rodietM. t'oa Ji JoiieK linen tdiould triumph. Itrolher Howard di-rei-t i lie Jowu teiim, mid brother Tud (lie lnle eleven, ho it will be ull in the family however ft comex out. ul in Kxcello, Ohio, where the .loiiex ImyK bail from, "'. "V . . 7" .. Il.v 111.- Uwmi tmmw rl ill ll... I.i ,lir I.M.'lr...l nf Ihnn. Willi.lm K(.x inoihl.tion of th- f.im.n V.I. ..Ill I.. ... l,n,.,l!,,n.,..,l I'lllllUH BtOIV, ".Ulllltt I'lKlll. MOW liroknhlr iib.n t !)., .Ir.rrimi. liw hy.wV.y at lh 'f'".'' cnptiiiii. uiirl Iwn of ner fii'ld gfiiorulK, lliiki'il nnil D'lli-iirii, am MUNI CK,)3 I O I VlLLtAM rOK SPCCIAJ- PftOOUCTIOM; Locke la Bad Man. The blue line up w otherwise upset by early Heflson injiiiieM, but Tad .Ton en will have two bright young men hitherto untried in it big jj'Jine, upon whom he can rely, Captiiin (Jordon Locke, of Town will he the hiirdfMt mini to stop that Yule lum tnckled Hinee ieor(te Owen ploweil up the hulhlnfe line hint full. The kickoff will be at 2:.'M. COMING MONDAY A whistle lilast n erinisou flash drawn chilis seurryiiiig feet crashing glass a pistol shot n imliceinan DEAD! "IN THE NAME OF THE LAW" Northwest Lumber Production Above Normal ;T Seattle,. Oct. j:i.Oii hundred and eighteen itillU reportiiiK to West CuhhC Lunibenuen'tt nKHoriiition for tlie week rndlnff October 7th,. iimnufiiclufed SS,- Man Postpones His Funeral 'I atn tlrt ywira old and for pant two yearn have been toifferltiK ho' badly from' xlnmarlt and liver IrouhlcH, hlontintr and colic nttnckH that I did not expert to. live more than a few month and wan nr rmiKinfr my liffairn and evin my funeral. Three doaoa of Mtijr'n Wmnderfid item eily' havo entirely cured me,"1 It i n Himple, hftrmlcHN preparation that re inoveH the catarrhal iiiucuh from the in tPHlinnl tract ami a I lay k t.hc innamnia thm which cmiHCK prncllcnllv nil ntnii J ach, liver and tntcHtinal uilmeir in cluding nppcndiettiN, One dose will con vince or money refunded. For sale at nil dninKiht. by rail I'tiiuMHi reet or Iiimner: fioltt tl,(f.(t(,no feet; and whipped U7,."t.t!J..VH feet. Production for reporting millft wn 10 percent, above normal. New lniniueKn L'.'i percent below production. Shipments were 1 percent above new butdiieNH. Fifty percent of nil new biisiucKM tak en diirinj: the week wan for future water water delivery. This nnmutited to Hit, 4MI.T75 feet, of which 27..TJO.074 feet wa for domestic - cnrno deliverv, and (t.ltttt.Ttll feet fur over-neaH nln'pinent. New lilt alliens for delivery iimounted to 1,10.1 earn. Forty percent of the week's hnnher KhipmeutH moved bv water. This amoHuted to 'Jft,7 1!.501 feet of whith 11.7iV,7..'l feet moved coantwiNe and nter-cuntnl; and ll.1NKI.7-IN feet etport. Itidl whipiueutH iimounted to l.Il.Vl i-nr. I'nfilled doincMtic ciirgo orders total liri.S71.Mli feel. I'nfilled rxport ord ers iM.U.VUtm feet, rufilled rail trade orders O.SSt curs, ( In forty weeks product ion ha been :i.'J71t.l7r.,01tl feel; new huniness M.1KJ),. '.iN'i, HMt feet; sliipiuents a, 1 5H! H H ,(trr feet. i - OPEN FORUM M P Tumimnce Qoo. N. Mcl.fnn, M. & W. bviildiiig. New Prices On : 1923 Touring, F. O. B. Eugene 2.1 IRalph Laraway Second Games Tomorrow. New York, Oct. J.'t. The yridlion hnr d'oeuvre has been duly served nnd more or less relished Jn eastern football cir cles. The big schools nre now awaiting the second course which, ft is hoped, will consist of some palatable spcr-inx of fish without any bones. J tones at this time of the year are to he strictly avoided be cuiikp n broken tooth or no is a serious handicap when the meal course is served later in the sennon. All but Yale. Poor Ynle somebody played a rather unsportsmanlike trick on the wearers of blue by sneukinjc a coll ide of handfuls of nenner into their consomme nnd the first two. swallows were somewhat of 0 surprise. Not only that, but they are now fuced with a man Hied steak in the shape of the Iowa eleven. Others Just Beolnnlno. It's hardly fair when Ihe other mem bers nf the big three are only bcj(iu ninir to dine. Harvard will mix things with Ilowdoin tomorrow, which will probably be no more than a short workout for Ihe Crim son team. Princeton Is a bit apprehensive over tomorrow s ciiKaKcmcm with t oiirate. The Colunte eleven under the coaching of Dick Harlow, former Penii Stale star, mny have, absorbed a brand nf football which may prove very annoying to the Timers In their present stage of development. I'nltke a crcat deal of the pcrKntifi in Ihe public spotlight. Miss Taylor has re served a certain sihnce concerning her self shut she made her first appearance on good, old Mother Karth some twenty years ago. Mix Taylor is n brunette and confesses firxt seeing the light of day in Wilmington. Delaware. SHY-IS PESSIMISTIC ABOUT MR. SHARP Kdihir iiiiiril: l'.iiitni'lt IShurp wax born In l.anp rniin Iv I linn tivt'il In (.'oltngn drove com- ...i.nlii. r.. U nil vitiirM. Vl lllfl llll- iv I'm: k ii '! . luivi' fivi'il iitTc for yi'iii'M nnil Imvo hiiiiun .Mr. Minrp only u n inun "i iiiKliit'Mi ioiivd lioiii'Hly and u mini of K'1 moi'iii 1'iinnii'ti'r. ('. runiiiT, W, W. I lirmniim, I'lum. A. Ili ldli'r, Ali'ii I liiwli-y. .1. V. Ali-Km-liinil, Annii .1. (lowily. OntriiniliT & Jlc- yiiocii. rowi'll a: inirKiionifr. .uih. I.ii-i.iicn Ivi'llv. rnt'i'i) llnlillllinkwnv. Mm. K. S. llolilornmn. A- W Hflliwoll, Aliio W.viuii'.' Jlni rv l Ilnrt. .1. llniily Crow, ltobcrt IS. Ilimiin. Ktnnin .lob AilnnlH, A. T. lli'iillor, . S. lit'isiiinn. ('. A. HiirklioliliT, IJuimim .1. Uiiiiiph. SIitMiik 1' immI ( i., lr. A. H. Kinii'. . 11. Noi'iwii'k, Allinon HroH., II. II. CriKX". .Mliinir lliiwloy, .1. II. Ilnwlry. Alii-f W. Ilinvli'v, l. V. I'orli-r, Annii t'hiisHinnn. V. S. 'Ki-yi'it. U. II. Anil, Mininn '. l'ow- II. .1. II, hiiinbi'rs, Mr, (loo. Jlolv, I.. Allelic Vhili llnllii- Anliins. 1). II, lli'ini'iiwuv, II. K. Wynne, Aim, lilu .Mil-I,.,- KHlln.r Huhl. Mrs. II. K. .lull. Mm. Herbert Kukin, Williinn LnmlerH, Mm. C. M. Wnllme. .lobn M. Diirhnni, II. K. .Metealf, Mm. lieorite dirrin, Mm. !. 11. lleinnienwiiy, l.inliie MlerliiiK. U. H. I'il ilier, N. W. White, A. Siri!i(s. I.. lnlo Wvnit. Tom Cox. Ij. I. Ilarrel. .lolin linker. W. A. Wanl. . .lobnnon, t . A. llnrlell. 1 . W. Iloyil, lnn Menrn, C. J. Kern. .1. K. YonllK. let Smiforil. (ieo. W. llolil. Clms. AilnniH, Knrl Hill. S. II. Ilrnml, K. C. l.ocko(Ml, c. c. He- Wnlil. Nevn r. lliirvy, .Mrs. A. . Mine. Krnnk Snfley, Wooilson llros., 1). Clioel. C. A. Kurne. Cotlnite lirove. Ore.. Oct. 21, 1022. Wffle! Where? W11ITK l.UNCII. olS T- UPSET STOMACH, Oregon's !t7 to 0 victory over the Wil lamette university eleven here last Sat urday was not won without its cost and this week finds so many first string play ers on the sidelines - with injuries that Huntington is not at all optimistic as to Oregon's chances in the game witJi Mult uoiniih athletic club here tomorrow. (iram and Chapman, hackfield men. are both out of the game for another' week at Icrfst. (ram hud his chest badly Injured and will Tint be able to play for two weeks more, (juarlerbtick Chapman was hurt and while it would be possible for him to play Sat unlay, I Itmtington would rather lose to the Portland club i'iiu run the risk of having his star iiuarter receive .-further injuries. "Chuck" Par sons, who (.'lis year is developing into one of the most dependable linemen, had his buck wrenched mid if be plays at all tomorrow it will he but for a short per iod. Mctiraw, a promising candidate for guard was carried from the field with an injured knee and is probably out for the season. Other members of the "crippled sipntd" are "Tiny" Shields and "Prink" Callison. two year lettermen, incapacitat ed last summer, who have neither one recovered sufficiently to engage in ac tive practice ,ve. flrtiiHnomaH Comes Tomorrow. Multnomah will invade Fugenc tomor row with-oiie of the strongest elevens the club has ever put oit. according to a survey nf the team. The club eleven bristles with former shirs nf coast col leens and under t.(ie coaching of Ted Faulk, former Cniversiiy of Washington slur, has been developed into a heavy, hard fighting team. Coach Huntington will have to resort to the ranks of his first string subs in patching up his hackfield for the comiug contest. It Is probable that Ward John son, regular varsity half hack, will stnrl the gamo at muirtcr with Kimc and Jor dan as halves ami Latham at fullback. rl his wl 1 cave Husscll llrown. Jens Ter- jeson nnd Fdwiu Kirlley of Pendleton, and Jack Myers from which to draw if occasion demands. Shield, Callison Will Help. Follow in it the Multnomah iraine. Hunt- inetoii hopes to get .his regular first team lacked and organized. Cnless more m."ii are injured in the contest with the club men, practicnlly all of the regular first siring men will be in condition to start intensive training bv then and the pro gress of the team ought to he rapid. The return of Cnllison and Shields will hol ster no Ihe line wonderfully. It is prob able t,hey will be in shape to take part in the game with Whitman at Pendleton. October L'O nml if not by then, at least hy October "2K when Idaho and Oregon will tanirie in Portland. None of the varsity sipmd members nre in good condition. This was made evident in the game with Willamette n Saturday when time was called repeated ly bemuse of injuries major and minor. Com bes renlixe this -and ace putting Ihe gridster through strennous( practice this week but the renl work of team forma tion and effective signal and team work must await the return of veterans now nursing injuries on the sidelines. Chew a few Pleasant Tablets, Instant Stomach Relief I tut a nt relief from sournens, sase or acidity of stomach; from indigestion, flatulence, palpitation, headache or au i Htomarn distress. 1 The moment yon chew a few "Pnpc' ! IhnyiepMii tablets your Momaoh Ln-1 fine, Corrw-t your digestion for a few cents. Pleasant! Ilarmlf tot! Any drug store. Vegetables Come Fast to Cannery Heets. carrots, cabbage and pumpkins are being received in large quantities at the Kugene Fruit (irowers' association cannery this week. All the d ying of prunes has been completed and the force is working on vegetables ngain. A large crop in the vegetable line is reported. The refrigerator car shortage has been relieved and shipments are going out regularly. The fruit growers plant started drying walnuti for the firxt time this week and a very good grade is being turned ut. While the walnut diiug will not he done on a very large wale thi year, it is ex pected that tlie nuts will be one of the heavy departments ju a few years. Weather Prevents Non-Stop Air Trip San Diego. Cel., Vt. LV Vnfnvor alde weather conditions in the cast and middle west again delayed the start of ihe non-stop coatt-fc-con.it flight at day break this morning. Lieutenants Unkley Kelly nnd John Macltendy, who will pilot the giant specially built army monoplane during the trip, announced they will make all possible efforts to hop off from Hock well fleid here on Sunday nioriunu. This Will Ward Off And Break Up Colds Jut ttupMilol ol Dr. ClJwtll'i Srrap Pepiia reaora At c:ttioa rpHE two ailmenta that people 1 genemlly regard an of tlm le"t impurtunce aro iu reality the cuusa of most serious illnesses and of the greatest proportion ol aeam. They ero consti pation and com mon colds. Many doctors now lie licve that colds tonsililis, n totirh of malaria will cause constipa tion, instead of constipation 1k-. inn their cause. Tim fuft rr.miiins that you seldom have a cold with out constipation, due to general conKestion. The only way to avoid coldn U to keep up your vitality. You usually catch cold in Uie winter if you are run down. Therefore in cold weather exercise more; eat more fatty foods; drink four to six glasses of water a day; keep the head cool, the feet warm, the bowels open. You aro also less liable to colds if your system is free from the intestinal poinons of constipation, so empty the bowels regularly with a plain vegetable laxativo like Dr. Culdwell's Syrup i'epsiu. ANY FAMILY MAY TRY IT FREE UW vwi to trt Syrup Pruu. 1 iJt Anil, prciJl o (.Urcl' mmpU Lit,, .u0ici.lnr "' f l,a. WrM we "'' Ka.n-.minn SI.. MimlicdUj, Uhnoa. I)o it IMtcl At the first sign of a cold, at tlie first few waniinx sneezes, tuke a teaspoonful of Syrup J'epsin and the congestion will bo gone in a fcw hours. Don't wait until tlie cold has a grip on vou. Mr. Henry Dean, Jr., of llochester, N. Y., cured a stubborn cold in just that wav, and Mrs. Alice Corbbrey of Haskell, Okla., uses it effectively fur all the small ills of her family, such as constipation, biliousness, headaches, dizziness, and to break up fevers and colds. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a scientilieally-balanced com pound of Egyptian senna with pleasant-tasting aromulics. It is safe to give to infants, and all children like it. Ueforo you again resort to cold remedies contain ing narcotics try a teaspoonful of Syrup Pepsin. Any druggist will supply you, and the cost is less than a cent a dose. Pantages Head Loses Job; Kills Himself Spokane, Wash., Oet. Apparent (lesponilenev over his removal ns man ager of the I'antages theatre here paused 10. Claire Wlllker. ihe Ihenlie's liiauilger for llliileen yenrs. to shoot h;lilself througli Ihe heiul 'I'hnrsilny afternoon. Sllell was tile belief expressed loilny v poliee invesliniltini: Walker's ilenlh. The fnlnl shot was fired just as the aft ernoon matinee elnliiin was rising, nml not long after a personal representiitive of the theatre magnate liml informeil Walker of his removal as manage.-. WOOL STRpNG, ACTIVE Itoston. .Mass., Oet. IK. Tlie wool mar ket continues strong ami active, influent-, ed by higher prices being leillized at the l.omloii wool auctions anil opening of the clothing season in llochester on October Hi. itrailford spinners abroad are said to be covering ieiiiireineiits through llexl March. The strength of the worhl 4avoo1 situa tion, is pointed out by (he local trade when in London yesterday ."HO bales of off -grade wool was offered mid even with undergrade!! the prices ndvaiieed. There is' a shortage of better 'grade wools. Uoston houacs are doiiii nothing at the Australian sales. CONSTIPATION BILIOUSNESS Headache INDIGESTION Stomach Trouble -SOLD EVERYWHERE- SAY "BAYER" when you buy Aspirin, Tnless you see the name "Itaycr" on package or on tablets you are not getting the genuine Hayer product prescribed hy physicians over twenty -two years ami proved safe by millions for colds, head ache, toothache, earache, neuralgia, lum bago rheumatism, neuritis, and for pain in general. Accept only "Mayor' pacli atfe which contains proper direct ions. Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost few cents. Druggists also sell bottles of '24 nnd 100. Aspirin is the I rude mnrk of linyer Manufacture of MnnonceticacMcs ter of Sulicylicncid. FR0RH WILL PLAY MT. ANGEL Mount Angel lollcge. St. Itrnrdirt. iVi. i:t. -The Mount Angel e-db-ge grid vpiad will meet the Orccon fresbinen at ! i. i.-i.n to i "niiiin.il, "urn ias herger i not very certain a to the out come of the enme for it i troinc tit Hp J hard hatih for the Mount Angel team. Ibis will be their first real clnh. Ac- coriling to oa h Kasberger, Ihe team I ' vrrv little bcttrr than Inst yenr'a snnad.l which suffered mJi. terrible rlfent at the . hand of the Otejon freshuuV 1 V'.' . " ( . I : i . t ABOVE ALL, INSIST ON COLLEGE ICE CREAM It's the kind most people select at the Con fectioner's or in the home. You'll like it because it's heller in fineness, flavor and faVor- :i&Li Eugene Fruit Growers Assn. "The liomp. of Golloire ioe cro'am" ' Phonel48 ' ' "' .Easfr8thndPerrj ' Home Coffee cosi itnbrc coffee dow Perhaps vou rememW the days when 'coffi vas purchased greenaJ roasted at home. Aw handfuls placed inalJ bveri and stirred arn J for a short time uJ brown, perhaps burnt ' little for good measH was the usual thin Although in all proU bility it was a lowgni of Rio sold at a fad price, one can look bai with pleasure on ttJ mornings when cofe on account of its scarcirj and high price, was big addition to thend Coffee roasting and paj ing today is not the sin pie thing of forty c fifty years ago, fortheii sistent demand for qua! ity has" made coffee prtfl aratton art exceed difficult and jmportaa operation. The. half century cnl deavor of Hills Brosl toward one aim-highes co&e quality-has dew! oped processes of blend ing, roasting, grindins and packing that are ds tinctly individual Ths methods, a little mon skill and knowledgehes and there, make a differ - ence in taste and flavor which accounts forth; fact that Hills Broi Coffee leads all othei brands in volume of sale Sold only by retail grocd ills' Bros "SI WkH i!iil!.!uiV:i.ri.r,T vhT,; Si! US .m'l-i'i 'ji.iii.va..i'jv'iww