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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1923)
a pjy Evening,, December 21, 1323. .THE EUGENRv -DAILY G'U.K.'IMJ iciseis; jfSTIFIED BY NEW III CHARACTER I iJlo. CaI. l-e. 21.-KiBi.-r I.n PSat ( t"l"''' ''"'to 5e'(k'tVnniiiP.I efforts tu find ; . ..,..ivli.-re III Los Anmien k"Tv in nirr-i-cl.. 1'onfibl.vr.Jt is ncl J ;i. ill in I.011K lStarh, where a ar . l'.!"' ri.rairlcd ns Hiiyino he in- LTfijh't Hi" rl'Hrg. Hi- will ilniin. r a that the stiiry of his iitteinpt L .vife to Lou Hums linker. tumbler. is ii myth. ' : flPCsiilt Federal Officer.. H"nh(iriliec. 1'ossibility of Mann J,!, or tin' iii'Bro in reunite, mm-p Man mo a""""' " - 'L.,nre' in Kl I'nsn of -iinntlicr krtttaiiiiiiii: t" J'" u"' wfe ' LMt Mrs. La Alaie here. tulrt HovUt of Kl Paso, claiming she " " ... v,v, " c fcaBSIjn'"' ........ ... ........ . la (oeordiiiR to auvifes from that city. Lora Towns Damaged By Earthquake, Reports Say ftples, An... l'ee. XI. -Meagre re- rJt an pnrthmiuke which riumiiged Lft Jleik'an villages in Sonora were Llnd here today over faulty com Eation lines from the interior. IPiHident lurnzo of ARiia 1'rieta was kjltW 10 e i.-i..-.. ...-nn ui. iur Utud he prepared to send assistance hie stricken. Train nnd slape service Iri be needed to tiansnort any relief Lata, it win retiortcd. Slight earth- 3!lfRD0CK were ii-it ukiiik me. ooroer Umiiy t various points, according to red mining in here today. Dwrer.. Colo. Three armed bandit liodpttinfc In two holdups here liiRt ipt obtained a total of 20 eents. They iured and rubbed the proprietor of a Irt drink imrlor. His till contained two iaK They were frightened -Jiwhy from wMd store. Hollywood Offers Wrap Stockings As Late Society Fad New York. Xec. -.'l .Mrs. Mary Vetter and her husband, Krnest Vetter, were convicted today by a jury uf first ile Riee manslaughter for .the slaving of Alonzo Storey, rise woman' former lov er. The jury, which was out since 4:?,) i: .... juiiinuiiy auernoon, returned its verdict m 10::i() this niorninc -Mrs. Vetter screamed" and collapsed when i ho foreman of the jury nunounced the verd:ct. Her husband put his nrms nround her and attempted to console her. Made Confessions. The couple had confessed to clubbing and Blabbing Storey to death in then home after he. had made improper ad yunces to Mrs. Vetter. She had lured him to their home to convince her husband that his suspicions of her intimations with Storey were unfounded. Previously, she had told her husband of an aifuir with Storey before her mar riage. t She alleged that her husband's con stant suspicion drove her to put the mat ter to the test, nnd that when Sturm tried o embrace her she struck him il.mii wild an iron bar, after which she and etter killed the former lover and threw his body into the oceuu. I SPORT NOTES I O : o Nek York. Tex Ith-kard will make another effort today to have .Mike Mc Tigue and his manager, .loe Pncobs, bury the club so that -McTiguc will accept terms for a fight with Ueue Tunuey or Georges C'lirpemier. . New York. Ad Stone, Philadelphia light heavyweight, regarded as the coin ing heavyweight champion, will meet iilll Shade. California, in a 12 round bout to night in .Mndisau Square Garden. New York. "I will never box again in New York or New Jersey," Mickey Wal ker, world's welterweight champion, de clared before- leaving for Canada. He is bitter against the New Jersey officials for warring on him because he boxed at a church benefit. o '1 Fashion Hint I llS&m 111 a New- Yor.r Arthur Havers, Hr'it'sh ciininpion, inncie a drive' or '-'mi yarns from -the ..first - tee at the' Yestcllester rtillmore club in his first trial yester day. He leaves for the south today. mart suit of brown wool shows the 'ptton trend In fashions by its do JS of jade, yellow and bronio fibre Interknltted at the bottom of the l"et, sleeves and skirt. New York. Italian Joe Cans, New York middleweight, and Phil Krug, New ark, went 12 rounds to a draw. Lowell, Mass. Lew Paluso, Lynn featherweight, won a ten round decision from Joie Fox, former British, champion. Blue Island, 111. .Toe Burinan, Chi cago featherweight, and Johnny McCoy, Cleveland, box ten rounds here .tonight. New York. Bill Johnson, California tenuis star and one of the world's" rank iiiB' players, will not be able to play -with the American Olympis team for busi ness reasons, the United Stutes Lawn Tennis association announced. Washington,' I'enn. Herbert Kopf. Cincinnati, end on the Washington ond Jefferson eleven for three years, has been elected captain of the 1924 team. He is a brother of Larry Kopf,, former National league star. .....,...,...- Drue: Addiction Is Discussed By Medics Discussion of drug addiction and drug1 users' paraphernalia by Dr. W. K. Liv ingston of the University of Oregon Inflrmrry marked the meeting of the 1-ano County Medical society held last night nt the Osburn. Pr. Livingston based I. in talk on the study of approx imately 3f0 eases he had under his ob servation In Huston and other eastern hospitals Dr. W. H. Dale was elected president of this organization, which now num bers 35 Lane physicians. Other officers are as follows: Dr, N. C, Nelson, vice president; Dr. 15. L. ilmmcrman, secretary-treasurer; Dr. F. 15. Adams, cen sor. Dr. W. 13. Neal was elected as delegate to the annual state conven tion to be held next summer. . The officers of the society for tho past year were Dr. A. H. Ross, presi dent, who has held the office for two years; Dr. 15. L. Zimmerman, vice-president; Dr. Oavin Dyott, of Cottage (rove, secretary-treasurer: Dr, P. J. Hurtle, t.'PiiHor; Dr.. A, If. Ross, dele gate to the state convention. Alameda Naval Base Plan Opposed By Congressmen Wnsli'iiRton, Iep. 2t Protests against the inrlusioi. of the "Alaiueiln navnl base scheme" in the navnl lands bill were voic ed today by Senator King, I'tflli. nnd Representative Curry, California. Until King nnd Curry characterized the proposal to ronstruct a navnl bnfee at Alameda. Cal., as necessitating extrava gant expenditure. Curry referred to Ala meda base plan as "unsavory." Roth statements urced the retention of the. present base at. Mare Island". Dr. A. W.Chase's K-L Pills For kidney and liver troubles, constipation, intestinal indigestion and kindred ills, v th WfamrowN MeDteorsa or i If you have coated tongue, fickle appetite, pale, -muddy complexion, pains under the left shoulder Wade, or attacks of headache, your liver prob ably Is affected. Read below and act today: Mrs. C. Mahnlc. 3 12 S. Shtridan Su,t By City, Michign, writMt ' 1 ha nwd.Dr. A. W. Chue't -L Liver PU4g,and 1 think them Wonderful MUll.cine.'I hud comtip'a . Wn And livrr trouble no bad part ,f , the time I waarmt iShfce to do nf ork. Sinck.vilririt I'LLuer Pfua ' foelinv. fla..'" ' . 'Vp'u n:'liy"t08e. k-I PitU'tit u prog Spina-.. to&.Blg,ing tht'tftnuin! ielq'ijart poeUir.rM ignnr t?..W.Chs.. Mi D, rV oo kh bo-fyonr.pTtttion 'acting C. O. Dawey, WatxooTlDa, Ca ifornia. writat: can blirhlr rerommeni) Dr. A. Vf. Cbau K-LPlIM loanjooaaa I haa od thfm for ieral yeara a'nd the, have tfotrt wooderl for ma and ror fanlll. Uopo, OJ tlU. , liejjfcfttptkara..','. t Miss Hortense O'Brien of Hollywood, ual Introducos a novel Ine.i which may give stocking manufacturers something to think about. Miss O'Brien has Introduced the idea of "wrap stockings," using ribboo in the manner that was introduced by the army wrap leggings. The "wrap stock ings" are more economical than silk stockings In both cost and wear. E E San Francisco, Dec 21. Mrs. Frances Malier was to receive tonight- her Christmas present--.ier own baby. The restoration or the child., to Its mother will mark the end of the long fight over possession of "Pahy.; Mike," aged five months, which Mrs. Lauretta Fleming and Mrs. Maher have whged. Mrs. Flemlntc lias bad the chUd since Its birth claiming Mrs. Maher gave it to her in return for her paying tho-nos-pital fees and other costs attendant iini-m 'ItiliV M!kp'n". nvrlvnl. Mrs. Maher, demanded- tho lilld by right of'blood. 'T- ; ' Lato Vestcrday' the case was settled when the attorney for Mrs. ' Fleming suddenly 'announced In court that' his client had declded'to nhamion the flgbt to keep iho chllil and would r"etrn it to its mother today. BELIEF OF COACHES Seattle. Wiish.,' lec. 21. -Is Wilson a jinx for the navy football team? If so the middies are in for a touph afternoon on .lauuary l.' tif Pasadena when they tangle with the Tniversity of Wanhint; ton grid eleven in the feature event of the Tournament; of Hoses celebration. Football words sliow that one.Harrv Wilson, halfback on tho Penn Slate Rrid I team, just about defeated the uuvy sin Clehanded in their Kiime early in the sea sim with the Nittnny IJoiis. Wilson was the whole show for Penn State and th.' navy defense rotiltl not sttip hiiu until alter he- bad niade..vucceNsful Kns. The middies will have to eneountef a man with the same name Nev Year's day. He is (ieorne Wilson, star luilfbuck on the WashiiiKton team. I'.lmer Heuder- sou V. S. C coach, whuh school bus piuyed both Penn State and Washington within the last two seasons, lets forth the opinion that he thinks (.eorge Wil son the better of the two. Helped Trounce U. S. C. irenderson's statement is not based on prejudice, (ieorge Wilson was mainly re sponsible for the lJ'Jt to 0 defeat adminis tered hy Washmglon to I . . t . this sea Non. Hurry WilsoiiAthe Penn State ace, I-layed against the southern California eieveu iu a post-season game two years ago but the California team won by 11 Iu :s. (Jeorge Wilson1 lilts like a bullet, ' is speedy, is an accurate passer and n handy man to have around on any foot ball team.North Washington fans pre dict that the country wilt be amazed at this man's prowess in tho navy game. KDRETZ BELIEVED TO Chicago, Dec. 21'. Search for Leo Ko reiz, Chicago's $10. 000,000 oil b wind lor, todav was concentrated In New York' City In the belief that Koretz is hiding there in tho hope of escaping from the country. A statement made in Kew i org ny Mrs. Marcy Schoener, friend and confi dante of the missing Koretz, was for warded to Chicago authorities, who said it indicated Koretz was In hiding in New York. Authorities today said they were cer tain Koretz attemptedlto flee from the country. They believe, however, that discovery of the fraud came sooner than be expected and that his flight was checked. Poultry Growers Are Asked To Join Now Portland, Dec. 2t. Tho contracts be tween the members of the Pacific Co operative Poultry Producers and the at soclallou expire January 1, 1924. Kf- forts are being made to sign up a new contract. This contract will he for five years with' a yearly withdrawal privilege,- ond lif.0,000 hens, . according to tire contract must be signed by January J, 1924, or all tho .contracts, which have been- signed in the. campaign so far be come void. The association Is short at the pres ent) time close to 100.000 bens. Unless pou) try men get busy ami sign up at once, Oregon will lie without an associ- K. ' : 4 . - -:. -: , r- -i D fgf . lcar m t. tfiem , i," 5 Send your holiday greetings ' M hy long-distance telephone Service to all Tcy0N E fT?vl points in the atlon und the poultry liulnstry In the stain will hove .received a blow from which it will tuko years to rccovor. DUlMvtOV lHi ClkANIIK.N Seat lie, Wash., Dec. 21. Driving reeklessly past the police station late last night, ttoy G, Uruwull, 42, a sales man, crashed Into two other automo biles with his own machine, narrowly escaping death, when his car straddled nn embankment nnd threatened to go over. 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