Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, December 21, 1922, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextThursday- Evening, December 21, 1922 II ... . 7 11 . . . . - " . 1" . -4 THE CHRISTMAS STORE1 FOR 3E - THOUSANDS OF NEW, . . . Christmas Neckties c - ARE HERE AND READY FOR YOUR SELECTION TOMORROW NEW STYLES, NEW PATTERNS AND NEW SILKS ALL ARRANGED TO ASSIST YOU TO SHOP QUICKLY, TO CONSERVE TIME. GIFTS FOR EVERY AGE OF MAN IN EVERY PROFESSION OF LIFE, FROM NINE TO NINETY YEARS. - ' From 50c to $3,50 713 Willamette St "one of Eugene's best stores1 a:r city;Hews:.si' 1 L i v. v..-- ts r Lv for Wenatcdee . ilr, ami Mr. Ty. ('Wnn jrft vfsr toy for W.-oaji-hw, Ws-biitow, ht !!- iU sufUii the !titsii.wuh'Ujcir iMgiiUfr, . , -; Returns fjom 4ari&si , wtiulcn aiilis. has rrstiifiJMi frm bust- fibtt t4 ts FrMi ff Purest i?!vp w -r sb wiii iHtf ayisosys si Us . f Her .troffl ,Wftift3fl Rev. L. R. Bond Dies In California City Iter. It. Bond, former pastor of the church at Florence and a former resi dent of Kugcut, died in La Grand, .Cali fornia, Monday, December 18, according t) word received here. Funeral services wrfi held Wednesday from tfaft Plains-btH-g church, which warf his first etisrgf wltea h came to California in 1SS2. He preached there sis years. All bis children am! relatives, extepted lus brother Jesse, a graduate of (he University of Oregon ami now a professor at the University of North Dakota, were present at the funeral services. Csseer was the cause ef death, M00S DANCE Moose dance Thursday Bight. Dream iaad HaU- Ptiblie invited. d21 Dainty Silk UNDERWEAR The Delightful Gift One Hopes to Get There's a thrill in the rustling ttsHue that reveals lovely Bilk Underwear the gift that every woman loven. There are always friends you give presents to, who ap preciate dainty things to wear more than anything else. What, then, would he more appropriate or more delight ful than Silk Underwear! Italian Silk of the finest quality in Knickers, Vests and ConAiiHitioim. $2.50 and up to $6.50 LARGE'S 865 Willamette St Te Spend Hoiiiys srs Mr. and Mr J. it ik'sn, of Portlatiti, hi!! spend Cimsima in Kugene at the lamse of Sir, BeaiTs brother, Attoraev I., K, iiean. Lsavisg for Enterprise Jiw Vivsaa Keltner wtU leave tomor rm for KtUerprbtc where she will stHnd the hoUdays with relatives. Here from F foresee Ij. W Neweoaib, ht feas strawberry at reage near Floreace is a business vis iliir ia the city. SUenso te Halssy Stanley iStevensm, prjinetor &f linns druis store, tefi. last sight fr liaise j upvij ward that his moihr was ill there. Fftrd Coype Steles Albany imliee have noftfied Kugene of fieers to fee on ihe lookout for a new Ford eoitpts sfoles tJ5ere at T o'ehn-k lat nighty wbleb feeisrs Oregou Ikense Smallpox in Hom& The liiehardson home on the Pacific highway, just north of Hssat Cisra, has been omrantined a aevoinit of small pos Uiere. Visits Is uene Kdward Mrpbey formerly manager of Lang and company in Kugene, but now a resident of Utah, is a visitor m the city. To Visit Sister Miss Margaret Price will leave toilay for WaiJsbarg, Washing! on, to swnd the holidays with her sister, Mrs, E, J-ilaiilaian. Vacation Starts Teday When srhool was dismissed ibis sft ernoon, npon the conclusion of the CJiristmas programs given la all the bniidings, pupils were free for a vacation of 3i days. Hriseolroom work wilt not be resumed until January Bkryclea FeysS Two bieyetes, believed to have been stolen were foand benide the highway between Eugene and Springfield yester day afternotm and are at the sheriffs office. Tsrkey Shast Friday Scatter gtm fans of this district are expected t visit fjfiwell Friday, where Frank Blair is iioiding it big turkey shf.oi. it stariH at U o'clock ia the morning. Itss last shoot was a decided success Prica of Tarlseys Local meat dealers state that turkeys are selling at 40 eenis a pmutd relail, as eomparetl with 43 cents at Thanksgiv ing,, The growers are getting JUi and tit eeids. which is about four cents a puud less than they received at Thanksgiving, according to the same suihority. Cartata Is Success , : , Plea.iiig hi every way to Urn aum nco which greeted it was the cantata. "The Wide JimmJ- given by Eugene hh school stiidents at the high school gymnasium last mgbt. i tte Bigats -tertainuteni ws -rounded fat by other mii.dferCT'iiimtnilprtentatimi of giCt ii the poor, was also msde, Mrs, M, Ady, dke matron, received them fr the needy. Service Hsli Toslgbt The first of a series of prajee meet ip, the afteimaih of the meeting t 4'harles S. Jrice, bealmn: evangelmt who v,ss here last week, will be beta fms eve ning at tho Prenhyteriam t'ongs-esEatsoti-ai, Baptist and Methodist churches. Hans are being made for a heavy at tendimce at each of the meeting. WiM Erect Billboards . Permission wk granted Foster and K.etwr. advert bing firm, to erect two hiliboards, one at Seventh and ak and th other on Seventh avrane east be twefin UlHamette and fhtk, by the city huiiding nspe'tor. Kach will ctmt Alfthft arr was grauted a permit to ereri a $trt garage at HIS Niaeteenih aveuoe ea?U Assess Elect OffNsefs Kugene Irfsdge No ltJA. F. & A, M. eleeied offners fr the ensuing year ai a meeting last night. Following re the officers who were elected for the year, U W, rroueh, materj Kmery f,ake, sen ior warden; Peariey trreen. Junior war den; i & Freeland, secretary; Uarwin JJristovf treasurer-, Sam Moser aiul Fred Kk, tm;iees. The new officers will be installed Hi, John's day, Wednesday tie evmber 21, Musical Gifts Pianos Saxaphoues Banjos Ukuleles Hnrmonieas . IJeeords .Mnsic Kolls Sheet Music Violin Bows I Phonographs s Violins 0 ii i tars Aecordeons llarps Piano Kolls Musio Bags .Music Folios i Violin Cases We deem it a pleasure lo show. you any of . . . these Musical Gilts-'- IJ -. . .... '.'.... '- i." ,.'V ' f f 1 f, 'tr,,r tvt rtf ftntT-T?mi ff-tfn teit WIH Pay Fratwsity lro That it wili ! in fall h Ibsbim en iho furniture mti prntomit irSM'rty nt thi liicmiserii of the Aljihn Tn tnii- fteicrnitv hoHw. wbirb daawg! hj fire spvi-mi wk an, the teccivpii fntm the Narwirtt irnion Jnsiir Bim Mnjast.v by the !! -ut twisy. The fmiratitv hax hail trM in Roiicrt mss iusurattcB, the wlinHtprs cbimhif elm! Siny ml irn ttwti t liecitreiing tbp ftsterriiiv hntwe fnr Unite hsii maiif it extra bsurdatut ami inraifctatwt the iwb :tm held by tbe xeversi tuauitaie. Uroe RtrtisM Esriy ensnti bv isiistine on era FijsHjiBteBt liitr'ns Siii bftlWuy, trevrl.rs wii: to j.i bv ifppcr re nrspd br the ! lo wake reITVSy!HK jcrly. Hliib- during nrsi t !(! xln-y- t',' ana' t'Stt ife w-Hrpa br it frinwl.v hi(ti that tajiBgE thte'ing hoiiiiav wanoiiif m-gleet to mxke tlteir reservation antil lie it oiinBti". Si hell it 1 imjM!"ibSe to rmrr the !. (wfe, trsinis be left tn mttiala ami it i not possible to iiil! vxtra ieeM-rs erWte. Hire Frem Kwism City 5,r. I Ksirham assii dxisthter Man Ki salieth ai mt'"t by her hi.btifi mr.tber, Mr. V. thtrham, crrivnl here v.- IvHs- from Kaawi f'ity. tf- !f jsani h bwit rntiy ajipointwi reornlalivr for (he I ntiert Wale neit her eompanv for fki territory, hb je. !: fverjthinit in Oregon MUth of Aiboay. ami et of the i an-arteii. 1 hej roake their ionie at (he t(tmr& spurt mem?, Sia Tv'" Imif .... SUm l.iiMt Hni. teBer hi the nVnee ujftiiient f!Se K!ene biisi JtbttWt' Hee. .if - S iiiVst- htu i:ie f ibsis a.-, (ar as the statj f ettir vito'eriiett iijirry KiiaBj the "O"''' 6 b.iiwaaki$ Gausses Psfsioa, MiiftSiikee Wix ilec. lt(y Arbfeie' reinstatement a5 bi rvit Wiii t.. Hi -iribsfi yxtertiai;- nii fcith ftiict repoisxe te. ..iimiftkes (May. t'. Msrrey ami sits. Koy t.eat. s t'etw wefe" er itfgsMBgSv sgjsiiwt ty, i Waitya. srs vinyrs ia tae eitv the mr-lo-u' .i 3uaiters. seiS-o! esviieexf Jminess I aseii aad i'ffcpr- Isromeof m losbe N... fitsfs Ff!m F .orftce iwhe. rre mierviewetl were smiaiiayKsiy U, !t. HuntiiigSoB, of Fiorence, in a ' xiawsftl t she retiirls l Aitatiie aa5 ttisiaeiitf visitar iii the dly for few . bis yfa.e.iv tibo. aaya. . . ... 3i . Open Evenings Until Christmas r- esi: Sas Fraaeisc-f istfiffereaf. Ha Tonsils R moved , I San Francbco. Iecv iil. Hm rancis- ttarotd fest eiht'jear-o.d iiere- ratty Arnnesie nset his iem- isyy feai of .stomw sirrccj. ooo: tiis ta la reaioved by a Imal physkian tc4ay, Going to Coast Attotney 4ohs WdUaajs expeets tii makt a itip ta the rosifi ionjorrow on botnes. Retarns to Mear5 Karl I'-H-isi.tv after visties ter few days with bis aunt Mrs 51arj Kvan of porary UownfaH ami three oaes ss ?r.titl for nian-slsisht. reccivpii new f Abocklc's tartioa' wish emopsirativ. ioibtterem-e, Here and ther wss a note o etmdcjunstion for "Fattv, and tbesre wa- a auueh said in his defense, "t think sa4i sction is fereskins fshh v:hh oar t&iidren dedsml 4lr Tor res t'mjuors, president of the California WHters eiitb. llI am jreatlr pleased with Str. Ifays5 trl Klt rtarntfl Ehts -Oioi Hm. f a t f sel am t?iin SlcXaK wb jnfeifet- feme at Monroe. fd Arboekle, "Etosctse Arhuckle mw Iwiit guilty; be has jsaffcreil nmcfe and Besns Visits frem he asaia ran give to the worbl thj Among vsgitora from eoJ-of-town ft Jle et iitjns fcr wacb be was I .j see uu Advertisement " Oii:PageT,:, day is I. Beers, who makes his home at Heed. ftt Eugene K. P. Sheastey is stopping at the Ortggs hotel while m Kugene on a short visit. i HORRID MURDER DISCOVERED BY : PORTLAND COPS CCentinaed from page ose) admitted today. The story as told by the woman related how she bad met Weir sod then KaHt bis sob and became friends with both men. About seven, o'clock the night of Septem Her 2 Mrs, Ijmty mild she went to the Weir boaibonse ami beanl the ehler man talking to a young girl whom she had no ticed en the heat earlier m the day, lit was eoassng her, she said, and a scene followed. She watched the entire proceedings throngh a knot hole iu the side of the boat shack, She claims she saw Jhe atrl Took Body la Laah Later the sos, Karl, mlmti years ohl, eanie to the boat bouse and be and bis father tried Ineffectually to rouse tbe girt They then wrapped her body la a blanket, loaded it in the Weir launch ami disupfeared in in the river darkness, Iter -V?. Leary fold officers, sbe ac cused Etirt of the deed and he threatened to kill her if she told. Police said today that they would make every attempt to break down either the woman's story or the man's elabn to In iioeesee. and in the abseme of the corpus delicti woild be forced to resort to stren uous grilling to effect this end. Five detectives were nssied to the esse today to make an Investigation. Solhe were holding both Mrs, Iesry and Weir today, and were seeking: the son, Karl Weir, to obtain bis version of the ghastly mystery ARBUCKLE FATE HANGS ON WHAT ( PUBLIC WILL DO - f,CoB?hiueil from HE& &ae not5!. "ft s no eoneern of orst" was the an neuneemest frota the district attorney's of'ee. office merely did its swwa ibtty m proseentins Mr. Arhuckle, Mary Piekferd has veluatariiy es?tne forward to help Will f. Uays movie meistirt nmke iMtyvmlrHhe world's Mary has aee.ptetl the position as heed f the eity planning f'ttmrnimimi nnder the direction of the IC!iywod art association, Tlie move is sponsJree by the Holly wood ehjunbep of 'otniiieree and other civic bodies, Mary tsaiay de- eimi that he would fight to prevent down m fifdl5'Ffj(sif - . ''Th1 eyes of the world are mi tlolly vood, said Mary, who for the first time jflnee the wa r lent her Inf 1 uence and name to a pnbbc movenjent. "Onring one last trip abroad we heard more abtit thm littl nnp retentions mthmh neaiilng against the California hills than we did absent any ether Aincrican city. And for that reason, if no other, we shenhf de everything mssible to mak s ttotjywooii a njottet e?ty, ury sn nouiee! the Vt?t atep ia her movement wfmid be sek eot sad easploy a hi mona areijitert to mmervise foture cntt strstetion in the film land city. .Will If- llayjf, head f th metiwa pic ture ladnstry, has lost his usefulness beeanjte of hi pardon of ifejscoe Ar boeMe, the Holly woed fitlseitt the daily paper of the movieland town, declared editorially tmlay, "The work of Will Ifays is improving coiiditlons is the aiotion picture industry came to sti end yesterday In ills an senpeemeni that Fatty Arbnekb wmtld be pot back a tbo sereea again In liOH Angeiegt however, aad In the movie oloy Itself, Arhekie relarn ta filmland was gpnerally greete! with approval, ami the opmioit expressed that h deserves a eban1 to warfe ma his ec destiny. No ban will be placed on ill snowm of bis films, when they are sfcam put on tho market, either In AjcIcs, or i lolly wtoib It was reiterated today fhut R at fespt will be mado by grmhiet? to tak frtst storage and pnt on the market the three piHnres Arhnikie bal made prtwr te- his arrest a little over s yar ago, 3trs. J tX rrubsrtt district preMtb-nt ef t&mtn's dub said that tim exeeittive conmattee of the lifts Angeles federation had reiterated Its original position con demning Arhuckie, She declared, bovevr, tbst no fur ther action will be taken but ibat the eiuh women will wage "silent eaov paigs" saisst Arhmklf wbea bis pie-tmt-H appear on ih screen, ''Following a suggestion smde by Mr, Hays some toae ajso we now have a fom st It tee whhb pre-view pietnres, and sends oni reports to all wonia' eloh is the ctrtmfry. We only mentsoa the pie tt.re wbn-b are good and nrge oar mvm hers to ee them, Tbp one which we Jisanyreve we refram from mentioning in any way, ftr id Is to make boi office re ce:tds ftr fb g'd piHurew nd to rsnxr eorpty iw fr the bad one. We hli wpt the some pro'edare wjjh Arbn-ki ttoe thu producer ee thmt fhf rit.-iarev ar flnaotial fssiiir tiii'y il gjvs him bat rttti &tHti&R Petilaa Undsrtded. an aod the b-sl renr bsrd shit fe:d" wt r-eptie will h 'corded .rbsreki fslms bes fbey tppar tm trretB here, .Mayor Kaker tld the t ti'ii-4 Pf-iMs Ojs a'rni' t A mayor if the Hi? 111 folbw the .hi fff-haad J don't kriotv f soy law nhh h wttuh tsr t't KattyVnctnrs U - hon. im s they eonf-rss io ar 1LiBrf -o;it V" 1 At tiiti tie tVbW frs1 aydor KER CHOO! Ae the first sneeze take a sip of BINZ Broncht-Lyptus or slip a Eucalyptus Cough Drop in your mouth these pleas-ant-tD-tafce, quick-action Eucalyptus pro ducts are protection against every winter throat ilL "NIP IT IN THE BUD WITH BINZ PRODUCTS" TRY YOUR DRUCOtST FIRST T11E- CASTLE of "First KttldRst: mi Paxamsast' Pklras m s 4 i T " 1 I NSsht....Sft FRII1 4 Y I CbMdrs 19s SATURDAY Robert Louis STEVENSOBPS Htftl Ben Story "B3B TOE with MLA hM JA-MESKIRKWOOW (iphib FAwci-arr . JACQUBUXB LOOAN and a Pammonsit emt Britz Castle Orchestra Cistiw nrtoon Oohim "Felix Firre FJFTST Note Our Special PRE-XMAS PRICES Semi-Annual , Replay Week Today's Feature Mary PICKFORD In " POLLYANNA " Res Selected Csisedy TtEemaJie Introdr.vtiou aud Orpm Sctthtgs CmBLlS W. HAnJGY and tho Su(ier Oraa :. "Hubby mug'1 FAIRBANKS "The Mollycoddle . Saturday is SUBPRIS1 PROGRAM Good Thiners To Eat! What One Thing Will Spread C Plenty of Good hristmas Cheer Things to Eat? More Than Christmas Nuts "Who fan remenilwr a tisristnnts wtHtont plenty of tints I Alt fresh, new erefs, KolsM'totI fanny mmIs. Ors'gosi -WninnlH, Oregon Oa'st itttts, Owgitn FiHtPrts, Kofi H!m11 AlnnnnLs i'esuw, larjf Braails, tvnh lifsnrtfid PcanutH, Brfiails and Pine Nuts. Christmas Candied Nuts A treat tot vvtay jnenihcr of the fafiiiijV Bishop's Htndiod Apri mIh, 0js ifmf KagMJO IMa tnniid 'A tJaudied ?lM?rri and IHantond A if a nd tod J r u n o h, C'lsars-ii's Sjnffwi FigB, MiBO'tt latM5 Fons-y VulIoi Pig. thi4cf Itoisiiw and Praserved UUip'r. ' REMEMBER EiRYB0DY UKES CANtY or Imiriai Iw- gg to 3,00 So give tliHj a los of tli famous Voiik's olatos, t 1, 2 and 3-ponal tioxes, from. . . Christmas Candies j For niontlw wo Imve Iwwi making our plwss tRHply yoar t'ifristmHs (.'aadieK, Von . will lsa sssld tho ehoiwst mndisw nt low nmrgia prices, and stmdy yon ean't afford to buy elKcwharo, t Hith, Idghly flavored Bon Vtmm, Jiuft (?rsatHy Misod i'lt-anw, Briiliant Katin Ifln isiwd Hard 'Onadv, Plain AHxmI Brigtst L'idored (faady sll frswh film-lc direct from oganf and jra perial Vtindv Kitchens. Per ftantuf 21e and ',M, The Model Kitchen is ready with pieaty of Madn, Cwskwl Meata, Frnit CfaktBs Phnii Pudding ftq (ikc Picst Sf-' fflo CJjkft!, : FreiM-lt Patryt IMls, loajf1sna.i and Br?d always fresh and doiidous. Tho largest as sortttiBKt of pastry af Ede of Port laad Komalhing diftorcnt cvwry dj Friday Siciai 'Hostoa Brown Bread and Btmtmi Baked Beans. Plwtse plae BjKeiai qaaHt tity ordurs curly, ' . "Pleased to see you looking so Fresh and Green, A lady easterner dd to Kd. iMviss "I am idoawed to you loskiajf so frwsfc and trrcfn," Ktl thiaks she tras referring to oar vegetable window, but wo don t iimwl Anyway, hare is what he was lortkiftjj afs ' ' ' iru(isl Kproais, Oreen PpMmf Artihokcst Bttnch Onions, Bnnh KadtBhw, Head 1'tlaee, eiery, Ckaliflower, Kgsr BIant, Caeiunhera, lldli iifiwrs, Itipg Tomatws, Parelesy, PumpkiiiN, Hepionh, tJalfha', Kwcf.t Pottws, Pawaiiw, Beets aad Tarnips. And flont forget tlus taps? ilml Crattberrios aad Big Red Applet XKW KAVKL IdiAXtiliS are uf tetter mint and flavor, with ow prices mm-h lower. , ; IT IS OUR PLEASURE TO SERVE YOU MAPLE K K . MODEL MAIB BREAD 3 Phones 183 .