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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1923)
Lay Evening, July .13, 1023. THE, .EJJ.QESrE ,Di?ILY GQBli" WITH SEATTLE POLICE Wrffcsas' -.-.. i A WATCH, is always a timely gift for man or maid. In this shop you will find both American and foreign movement, inexpensive and: more- pretentious eases of solid gold engraved to your liking. ,:.i , . - . We are agents for the celebrated G men , AViatches. . The N E W contract1 .prices' on Gruen Watches makes the cost very low $25 and up Luckey's Jewelry Store STEWART'S Quality AUTOMOBILE NECESSITIES Supplies for All Makes of Cars. Service With a Smile! Ask Your Neighbor He Knows!. - - 22m MOOSE DANCE Saturday night, at Dreamland Hall. Good music. 1'ublio invited. Tliurs-Fri-tf Senttle, July i;t. A pitched brittle be tween the police and an auto thi'ft sus pect in the l'uimina hotel here, occur red at 4 n. m. today and ended titter a dnzin shots had been exchanged ly the besieging policemen and the man, who had' harrielided himself in a room. After a half hour of fighting, during which one policeman narrowly mitwed death, the of ficers broke in the door and captured tins Helsio, '.12, who had run out of am munition for his automatic pistol. The siege started nt :t:HO n. ni. wheu" Motorcycle 'Patrolmen" A. .1. Hill and C. .1. .leusen, went to the hotel to arrest llelsio. The officers had previously ar rested tieorge Lyons. JS and It. K. Me Cormiek, 1!), at Kirst avenue south and Spokane, street at ', a. in. The twu boys vere held for investigation in connection With auto theft eases. lloll and Jensen were told that th: hcys had been living with Itelsio at the l'annma hotel and proceeded there to find Itelsio. When they knocked at the door.'Uel sio opened it and saw the officers ami siammed it shut. He then told them that if they tried to come in -he would shoot. The policemen drew their Runs and again knocked nt the door.' Itelsio replied with a bullet which pierced the door and ptiss ed close to the head of one of the of ficers, lie fired ngnin as a warning and the officers called headquarters for re inforcements. A police squad, armed with pistols and tear bombs, answered the call and aided the siege. llelsio fired a vollev of idiots through the door and the officers re turned the fire. ... Itelsio rati out of ammunition. The po lice broke clown the door and overpow ered him. At heiidqnarters he said he thought the officers were Uondits. GOOD CIGARETTES GENUINE Bull" DURHAM TOBACCO COAST LEAGUE S;n Frnneiwo cr.crnni'Mito. .. Portland rl l.os Angeles. , -IS Spntilp -It! Suit Iikc. .Hi Vernon. -tn Oakland ;t! STANDINGS V. 1,. I'd. ."S .tt'S .11 111 411 .1(1 .rH) .4!l.- .47i .Kill .mm. .UlL' Yostorday's Rosults. At Salt Uiko II. H. R San KiMmisoo 7 I I VI Salt l.nke. . S 1(1 (I ItatliTics: Mitchell, IKhIkk and Yelli.; Knllio, Couinbc and 1'etors. , At T.03 Angeles Seattle Vernon. . , Batteries and Tobin; Hannah. Greirtf. Sehni Foster. James, Theatres ...10 11 -1 ...11101 8 I, Wjlllams (Jilder and I At Sacramento ' i Loa Angeles . . . 2 7 0 Sneramento. - .7 15 tl natteriea: C'randall and llaldwin; Vel lowhorse and Koehler. Why not motor to Boswell Mineral Springs for your Sunday dinner? $1 per plate. 1'ri-tf. Mutual Life 'Insurance Co., G. M. Spraguo, D. 8. Nat Bank Bldg. tf Try Eugene Special for a Good Cigar. Insure with Henry Tromp, 33 M'est 9th. Romance, Riding on High E & -N T S! ,J fTfg. ? ADOLPH p a excftem Ct QnuxunounlQkltwe Clear the way! Belie 's coming! ' Sooutingr :tfor thrills raising 'tho very Dickens breaking ' all records for spoed; and daring! Moreno a co-exciter who puts the thrill of love into Bote's heart., RphP nntonio DaruelsTUoreTio Also the Elegant Gent Bull Montana In ' SNOWED UNDER" m Castle Today ' and Saturday A Cool and Comfortable Theater . . FRIDAY Castle The Kxeiters. Hex I)eert Drivea. Heilig The Tovn That For- got God. At Oakland I'ortland .' 4 8 2 Oakland. & 7 3 llatteriesi: I.everenz and Onslow; Kre nier and H((ker. BEBE IS "EXCITER" Society folk, wintering nt Miami and vicinity, turned out eii-massc to witness the finning of thrilling scenes for the. 1'nrnmouut picture, "The. Kxcitery," which is being shown at the Castle thea tre today and Saturday, and in which liebe laniels and Antonio Moreno ure co-starred. i So interesting in the novelty of picture production were tho . spectators Unit some even expressed a desire to appear in tile picture as actors and actresses. One well known society woman loaned her motor boat for certain water shots in which Miss Daniels, as Honnic Itaml, tho chief "exciter" nt this fashionable resort, skims over the water at enor mous speed. There is much comedy in this pictiu& despite the fact that it is a melo-dranat-ic love story. Tho supporting cast under the direction of Maurico Campbell -is es pecially competent. ABIES CRY . ' FOH "GAST0R1A" Prepared Especially for Infants and Children of All Ages M"other! Fletcher's Castorla has been in use for ovir ;iO years as a pleasant, harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Teething Dropa and Soothing Syrups. Contains no narcotics. Proven directions are ou each paekag' Physi cians everywhere -recommend it. The genuine ibeara aignature o FIFTEEN CAMERAS USED More than 15 cameramen were. niiscd ' photograph tint sensational Htorui Hrenes in 'the William Fox special pro duction, ' The Town lhat Forgot Ood, now showing at the lleilig. Placed at advantageous locations vM through the ' vfillage, wlrf(Jii was con structed for the express purpose of de stroying it by n rnging torrcnt, tiie cameramen recorded what probably is the most spectacular screen thrill of its kind evi-r seen in motion pictures'. Six of the cameramen, who were plac ed inside the floor area, were'swept from their platforms and Were carried down strfam by Uie raging torrentc The use of small armies of expert cameramen for the making of big. p';C. tacnlar scenes for motion pictures has: become anibsolute necessity. To rebuild' a town after it had been destroyed would involve such a tremendous expenditure that no chances can be taken ' in the filming.- I ... . ,.' 1 TO d ay:' and Saturday CAREY AT REX Opening today, for two 'days nt the Ilex, Harry Carey ;n a dramatic hurri cane of action, romance and I brills, "Desert Oriven," is the featured attrac-. turn at that theatre. Adapted from the popular story, "The Inn from the Desert," by Wyndlmm .Martin, "DeHert Driven" is indeed a new type of Carey picture, without the wild and woolly western riding and shoot int; that has predominated the star'a past productions, and' unusual with its vivid fiction, dramatic thrills and heart appeal ing romance. Marguerite Clayton,-pretty and younger sister of Kthel, is the lead ing ladj" and a notable -cast of players lire seen in support. On this ?a me program is the new Stan Laurel two-part comedy. "The Untidy Man," a novel and laughable fun film, r.nd a delightful setting by Itosner, the iraisic master, is promised in nccompnni incut to the pictorial program. EUGENE COLLECTION AGENCY No collection, no fee. No entry fee or dues. Legal department, tf Wi XI. BLOWERS, Mgr. The Store In the Right Spot Saturday and Monday Specials 10 pounds Sugar $1.00 - L rso Loaves Bread 25c I Sal. Mazola Oil $1.00 - Large Cans Good Tomatoes 25c - Cans Sugar Sweet Com 25c Regular 35c Grade Coffee 2,'jc i lbs. Good Bulk Cocoa 25c. - Large Oval Tins Preferred Stock Saixliues v 25c Fancy Picnics . 17c Lacon "Hacks .' 22c 3i Hw. X.'B. C. Soda CraVkcVs .... 50c 9-lb. Sack Good Rolled Oats 50c 5-lb. Tin Edwards Dependable Coffee $1.75 High Grade Jap, English Break fast or Gun Powder Tea, per lb. .45 Del Monte Pork and Beans, 15c size ' I'te Xo. 5 Pail Pure Lard 85c 10 lbs. New Potatoes. 25c Siring Beans;, XeW Peas, Lettuce and ' ' ' all Kinds of Veg"lab!e's. VaJle.v Flour l-r0 Kerr's Best llrtent.or White tljyuv $2.00- a-.are offering sppciiil pVices on a number.oJ' :olbcr yrliCU'.s .which vc--l.iavc!ro space to -mention litre .. . The most unusual and amazing j)iclure ever shown here. liarely w there lashed icross the screen such q "einqrliable boy actor qs EE HIS SUPREME .'HARACTtlllZArilW N THli WIU.MM, OX. MtLODRAM." 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