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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1923)
Evening, June 13, 1923. THE EUGENE D'AILT GUARD OBYDJ.G. DF both Klfont-aiid J. B. Perry. It is ex. P amed that Perry u legal member", the corporation," and the oiilv leiml member beside, Walker, and j0Sl Sn'JSK t0'lUe dCend,",, Whea the federation was formed, ac cordmir to Walker, there were five di rectorsWalker. Per- f - TH. Polem and Delie E. "Marra: who' served a, secretary. When the St thret SEE. Li. f the position illegally. " " "em l)emnnds have been made on Klford by both Perry and Walker for the seal or. the oontomrmn: m..HY;n. ... .1.. complaint, but Elford apparently baa re- me instrument, fur miens he is enjoined. ? BTllTfor he bett t0 I".'1"8 wriVinis not ap- lwral college for the best p b e it men la requested that Klford be restrained from using the seal and be oidered to deliver it to Walker. The case will be heard in Judge Hew itt s court 'this afternoon. J WE ES AFicultiiral College, Corval jSEugene high school an- I" ,,Mean.'edited by Lee Bopp I jomplamt, but Elford t I y JM""' ... fused to surrender th tiaudW Be den Babb. won third ;i, , a8ertel that unle ltfstta in the oon est s n- he m ile(,1y " tke Beaver annual at the Ore- "mil c0,,r for..i!16 belit I rZrm the state. Competition was ikere were 28 twjoks entered t "Jj n parts of the state, and high schools larger than Eu- iak-m high school won first prlie Jjka loving cup with their an L nJctarion, a 215-pnge book with . bather cover. The . systematic Ue np. the excellent art work, !l fact that $100 was clenred in !J , J2S0O expense were in the f" j the jndges the reasons why won first place. The editor "cirion was Hem I Sun, a Chi '"other honorable mentions were: aib birb of Portland Post. Oregon fiifli Hesperian. Corvallis high LSl Roseburg high, IJmpqiia. fnjjin high steelhead was com Ldbr the judges upon the excellent ST of the printing -which was done S,DI in the scheol shop. The Mill f lib school with a student body of V out book that compared favor Att many high school annuals sup i by several times the number of Jffrttnres of the Kugen annual IT iron favor with the judges were EtMie section, the systematic meth Jfluiiflling regrouped pictures, tho -Vndiblp quality of the literary mn j tbe art work which wan consid jijont the best and especially the to hendings and insert pages by 'points followed, in deciding the fn were originality 25 per cent, op 25 per cent, content 25 per ai engraving, printing, and 'cover Mrrfnt. The judges were Professor Ii Snow of the department of Efibfirtd. editor of the 1024 Fon pMM editor of the J024 eBa fintt K. Pnvls of Pomerov, Wash. of the 1023 Beaver, Homer T,. ntt of Corvallis, editor of the- Daily mfffr, and Iiindsay H. Rnight of JHittr. president of Sigma Delta pottttional journalistic fraternity. derated Societies, flan Leaders Quarrel VtUnt Ore., June 12. A merrv ( uj developed as to whether John Ion or William O. North, rival os- 5 for the position or school direcr- innnal election Saturday, shall fe indorsement of the Oregon Fed- of Patriotic Societies, Inc. mir hinges largely on possession official seal of the federation for a the little yellow tickets of in mt so potent in recent elections. hlTilson faction admittedly hns i march on -the supporters of Sit morniner a little vellnw ticket Joan F. Wilson.nnd William F. Out as the candidates of the fed-t-ind hearing the offidul-seul of trpniution, Tut in its-npearance. Fearful Howl Results. ! a fearful howl went np from Sorth faction. It was all wrong, aid: it was a mistake, a fearful Wt. The Wlsonitcs have no right U to the official seal of state, they futtd In stentorian tones, frame of the ticket also projected Wff amie into the campaign. The w'orted voters to authorize the $7. tt) hood issue 'sponsored by major iMntare of the board. fifcui had come out flat-footed aa the bond Issue. North has ro to commit himself. And that is l! Vfraoan between the two factions mUti Itself into a game of "seal, Irto's got the seal?", with Presid Mjre Hewitt of circuit court in the it idjailicntor. Suit Is Filed, y Mort phase was entered when TT. ilkw, as a director of the Federa (W suit against W. O. F.lfonT de the seal, and asking an injunc- irohibiting Elford from using the M my documents or writings, w wtlow ticket that braved the ele- Monday morning bore the inscrip- (Ws b the only nnthortzctT Patriotic " a tne city of Portland for Vie W riection of June 16. 1923." ""Of, all wrong," mourned the niiroorterB as they hied) thera- & Klux Kln. The official klnn fPr has come out strongly in P't of him and Chairman Woodard. Ft on the support of the Patriotic P1)" there is at least a difference TOion. if not a gulf of dissension . c ! r ...r w " a. oiiiiiow uy ciiuru I1 Tfllow ticket made public Sfondnv J ny w. E. Elford -as secretary i' ration. ra has never been elected sccre- V nth knA... J i. t.M M.: rtt was filed by Walker against JTOUT PERSONS ; Incline to full feeling after eat . ing, gassy pains, oonttlpatlon Rcfufleo! ami ittaartinm ra, mnr1 hv CHAMBERLAIN'S TABLETS and comforting only 25c Pago Seven State Grange Endorses Pierce and Income Tax A concerted oaumaien for the ciViVuse of lUe state iuroiue tax law ami tlit I oleomargariup bill will be conducted by. tiie Oregon ijiate grauge before tat next elect iou, at which time these uieus'irea are Ui be voted upuu, it was decided at the aunual aessiou of that body, held during tiie last week at Newport, Com mittee to cooperate with the a rious organizations which are foraicd in de fense of these measures are to b- named to onrrjr out the wishes of the grauge body. Unfl of the most spirited elections ever conducted by the gritug? took plac in the election of (Jeorge Talmitor of Hool River as master. It required both Uie first, second and third choice votes to make the election. P. M, (.ill, Ihjfur; T. J. Kreiuger, Lents; A. J. Frauck, Carleton, and P. O. Powell of Moumoutii were the other candidates, M. C. Glover of Kitgle Creek was elected a member of the executive committee. C. K. Speuce, for ft number of years head of tne grange, resigned hia posi tion, and intends to devote ui time to the office of state market agent. Resolutions indorsing Governor Pierces efforts toward the reduction of taxes, and indorsing state-owned banks, elevators, cold storuge plants and ware houses were adopted. FEDERAL LANDS OPENED Itoseburg, . Ore., June 12.- 14tt1e in teres was shown here yesterday in the government laud opening. Approximately 104,000 acre of Oregou and California ;iud Coos -buy wngou road grunt lands were thrown open to homestead entry, but the excitement and interest which marked former openings was lucking. At 30 o'clock when the office opened there were between 25 and 50 men present, the great part of them being K-HMjew, who under the- terms of the act have a right to mirchase. There were also n few squatters filling under the preference right which they hold. Only u few ex-service men are here investigating the land, and the filingr from this class of applicants are expell ed to be ligut, as ouly a small pari or I the laud, although classified as agricul tural, is adapted to cultivation. All ap plications between June 11 and June :10 will be treated as simultaneous ami a drawing will be held on July d to settle contests. I- mm July . to t (doner 1. ex service men will huve a preference right period ami none others tuny file, be tween September 'JO and October 1. however, oilier persons may present np l ocations but these will be considered us having been filed simultaneously on Oc tober 1. COAST BUTTER ON STEADY BASIS Portland? Ore., June Kt. A sharp mi Mince in butter prices- was registered in i he past week at San Pranciseo when N'J score sold lit" higher on Tuesday. Peel ers) lacked confidence in the advance and. although the geueral tone of the market was firm, a decline of lc oc curred AVeduesday and Thursday. Some dealers, expect a further drop of Vj'" ''-' litis week. However, there appears to be little chance of any large declines. At present prices it in not profitable to slim fuiu'y butter frit in the east, although soint inquiries have been sent to Clii- C:igo. Receipts at San Francisco show ed gain from Oregon, Washington, Ne vada, I'tah mid Idaho, but California re ceipts were n heavier. The into-storage it'ovt-incnt still exceeds- the withdrawals. Total Imldingx at Portland, Seattle, l,n:i Angeles and San Francisco are approx imately the s:tme a last year. The avail able supply of ton grades is getting lighter, while medium ami undergrade are more plentiful and the range in price betweeu M-ores is expected to become greater. 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