Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, December 21, 1923, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE 'MUAkXE 0 Al t G UABD 1'riUay Eveuinc DccemLer 21, 1323 tlllMllMtl l'. Pago' Four ji 'A ; i K v i it : Xinas Lace Scarfs, $1.25 values for ...-.. . $1.00 Ladies Silk Hose in black, cordovan and log cabin shades, $1.75 values for $1.50 French Kid Gloves. ... . $1.75 to $3.0.0 Men's Ties, in Xmas boxes . .'.50c to $1.00 Dunn Bldg. Store open Friday, Saturday and Monday evenings until 9:00 o'clock . - L t- -. , ' ere plenty of people here who don't want i ' -i ' r -T j -M-i ' . '" . . . J'ou nd we won't have ynu." KOSebUrfif Not III FaVOr i m""ber ot P""0"11 "fused to sign the, I arresting ir-uterbaugh. Chief Cor f c o xyr document expressing themselves as be- ding tore- from the alleged klausmau's VI tlOVernOr S IVeCail Inir satisfied with Lhc work of the ores- e8t a lodge pin. :i Fonr men, members of the Pierce re- ii call committee, spent last night and a p part of this morning iu Itoseburg in an 4 ' effort to secure signatures to their pctl- j tiona asking for the recall of the gov- - emor.'They accosted a number of pedes- ij triang but , had little success and their I j petitions bore very few names. A large Coming Xmas Eve to bring Eugene it's greatest the atrical thrill.... Say it with tickets, the perfect gift. . BOX OFFICE SEAT SALE NOW , Prices: lower' floor $3.00; balcony, first 3 rows $2.50; next 3 $2.00; next 3 $1.50; balance $1.00. (plus. 10 tax). Secure your seats now as early sellout is assured. BUSINESS AND CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY U ,' S ATTORNEYS,' WJUTTEel BWAPFonri lawyer. W.BIUir.'.Tho better ulin of C. ft Hvll ny,,Addrese Court House. Pbone 71. Wi .;&n"H)KT Attorney. t)7 &.HZ tfoua) Bank Sldg l'hone 838-J. tlieirlinN Altn.n.v.al.U. Willamette; roomi J0-11. Plioen WAlttlN l3. HUOD t'yer. C4anril practice, 81 Ninth Ave. W. i.' c? 'ivWDcocK'TmTtoTS work t tti old stand. IS Ninth At, W, A,ttornoyHit-ljiw. , 8. -M. !':XrriNa AtvornoyT rlrNii VPilMaiiK Bf. t'hoii UI. ATTA K"IiO Attorney. Vronate. con vty v)-onc"H, cnimctlulltt, (ffli:e otiiitHlTS Wlllamelto F.uaiift, Ore. o. ' II. ""COSl'fiiR AUorney-ot-tiw, V. 6. Witlfial Banli wag Phone m. ROWAnr M. tlilOWNT'luir Ijwyer. AI-' biielilus.1 promptly attcuilect to. T'lleplvonii llHO. 5TT!Ci.8 AWBI.IS-Luwyors, over Cas tle .theatre. Bpuclnl nttonllon to ex- mlnetlon of abatrnota. drafting of wMa, eettllng of eatatea, conveyance ana oolteotlone. Aleo to all penalon matter!. I Phone 1028 H, B. BUATTERY Attorney ana Coun sellor at Taw. Bnlloltor In Chancery. Offioe rooma, tn-ll-lj-u Beckwlth Bide, wirner Seventh and Willam ette. Biiarene. Oregon. k D. ALLRN Attorney-ai-lw. Of. floe .774 Willamette Bt, orer Bu te tie Qua Btore. . , . 8. ITEnUKT Attorney-at-Law. Of tje over Eugene Loan Hannare tk. Phone 104. D.'A. TCLK1NH Attorney-at-Law. Of fice Over Kugone Uian 4 Savlnci Bank. Phone 1K4. C.t'A. WINTEnNTBIBR Attorney-at-. Le.w. Land tltlee and probate epe ialtleev Of flea over Eauk of Com merce. B. O. IMMEI-Attorney and Coiinael. U. 8, NaUonal Bank Bldg. Phone rt ' ; U HILTKU Attorney.at-l4iw, Dpetalra IS Willamette Bt. Kugene, Ore. t mmiNBttii rm.i.icuM ENROLL new for Buelneaa College. Catalogue tree on roaueeu Phone et. BBRVTCB 8TATTON Automot.de Hleo trlolane and Battery Mervloa. II 7th Are, Eut Phone 1171. -T- CHIHOPOniST J. ll ROBNETT. M. D. Foot and arch ?eclallat. Upetatra. tn Willamette, ueeday and Friday. Phone 101 toi appointment DR. UAN'DSHTJH Foot epeclellet Corna, calonaea, fnllen archea. All foot ailment cured. Ol.'i WilUmette. Pbone 80S. Uouri daily 8 to 0. tf i vrntgiMiii ai(JKoM PR' U MBwiFiSRiTNB, eupconeor to Or,. Iranrtt. .D -r night Tel 1114 rounnnv VFTT.TTTM A OI1TT 'Baeond au4 Blair rounders and Meonanica. (( j- BATTKIUKl Goods 845 Willamette ent ndministriitlon. The men will urob- ably remain' in this vicinity for several days working in Koseburg and the sur- rounding commlinioics, endenrting to secure nnines on the petitions. itose - burg News Jteview. J Everything In I'ot l'lnnts. Junction I City llorist, 10th mid Will. 12 CRinOFHACTIC on. .1. 1, Temple. PtmlHtCR Phone 410. au0-T-B 1 White RdSldeuce 1861). DR. M. A8HTON Opposite Hellllf Th Aire, 681 Willamette. 1'none o. )). F.. B. BOHOK88-WP, West Pbone 204-J. 8th tl UR. JOHN SIMONS Osteopathia Phy elcinn imil Siii'Kt'oii. 408 AloMorrnn anil Washburno Uldg. tf HSIHTI9TS DK. w7 U Mf).I?nriModeri X-Ky equipment. Phone 71. CaetU Theatre Bldg. Eugene, Oregon. j)US. DONoiroiDentlatB. Roa.onihl.! feea. (ppnatte Helllg. Plinn 441-J Cl.t.AMXJ Alvlt I'HnKillNU Rl.l-Xn'iih"! Ct.tfANKHt-Kfi Olive Ht Vrtone 127 Service you'll approclat SITY CI-KANIiny Clemiliifr, pruning and ropalritwT. .-V. K. tVaylor, 1'rop 44 KlKbih Ave., We&t. riioov 'AM, rnwniAL ci.KAVKita a iiaitkhs-- Pi-rtfcliiK mid rcptiirin. Va call fi an! tiuvr. n K. UI'.. ruonu 13. , rilRNITIIHB BVSPITAL BEAVER'S . FURNITURE HOSPITAL upholaterlna; Furniture made to or iel W. 8th. Repalrlnc, radnUhlng. der. Telephone 408-J. 1-A I Ml. NO AND OKUUHAT1NU PAINT1NO Interior decorating, out aide palnttna; at reduced orlcea. T H. Ova. Phone 7SI-J. 1756 W. Ind, phvsiCians And tilinGicoNa DR. J. P. TITUS onatetrlct and dl oaaea of women and ehlldren. Office Brown RldK., Bth and Oak Bts. Reel, dtnee Hotel Oeburn, Phones SHI, eat. DllS. OUIJ.ION AND NnlSON Eye ear, noae, throat. Kyes teated and Jlluaaea furnlalied. 80S I. O. Q, F, ldat. Tolephona 113. OSTEOPATUIO PHYSKIIANS VTt. H. U 8TUPI.BT Office III tUU AreH West. Phono 6-U Pl.DMIIINU, TINNINu, UUAT1NO WJ1XIAMSON & COCKKRI.INI?, Ino. Phone 634. Tenth Ave. and Oak Bta OKOUOSJ I). HKIT7.MAN 8-M Wast Sixth Avenue. Phone tn. HAM, A HHTUMWAT Vlumhlng, tin ning and heating-; sewer pipe; drain tile. Hevanth and Oak. Phone luui. CHARM I.ERLb-Y Steam ar.d hot water heatlnir. plumhlns;; t?l Oak. Phone 141. Res. Phone ISIO-L (INDBnTAKKIlS W. W. HUAN8TKTTRR Funeral d). rector. Idy aaalatant; auto hearseu IIK4 fltlUA Ot tI.AnA .1. MARION VKATCH Funeral director, Lady aaalatant: full auto equipment Tenth and Pearl Rta Phone BX7. CARPET AMD IIUU CLBAKINQ BI.KCTBIO W. know Ct.KANKRS Phone how. ( OHts at. 117, HKAI.TOHS IT MAY COST TOW MONKT If yon buy or Bel) Ileal Kstate In Kugene ean.do for veu. Iloh.rt Prereoli Co! , " a REALTORS (profit by our 17 years' experience. . BIG u ANCE " ; II. .. . "." : " 'rl v SAM Ul'C.H ltRVITY CHWtl'ANY H Veneta Satunlay. Ir. SCnd. Ooofl Kvayytltfng In ft Plsnis. : .Ti.-ti.i-:V.,. . . : . . ...... . ' " ' . ' i-- Tllkud iVillauielter . tf iuk-. KveryKnlv con. . . . dU't Horist. 10th and Vill. lel. VilTrir'i" " i' 'i ' I I I r " ' i i n 1 EXPELS KLilEN Monterey, Ca!.,' Dec. 21. "Watchful waiting" was the altitude of Monterey authorities unci citizenry today following the expulsion from the city last night of two men who professed to be organizes for the Ku Klux Klan. Botli men, who gave the names of George A. J'uterbaugh and H. E. I'nl iner, avowed they would return with help, "legal and otherwise." The men were arrested late yesterday when they entered the city and announc ed their plan to form a chapter of the aiun. Chief of Police' Cording, acting under onlerH from 'the police commissioner, im mediately arrested both men on charges of vagrancy and ordered them to leave town. Last night they were escorted to the city limits and told not to return. "Monterey is too small for the klan," Cording told the men, ! i Men Threaten Town. 1 Weil come buck with help and you muy pay for the way you've treated us," the men threatened. I "Come nheod," invited Cording. "There I n a member of that fraternity," the chief declared. "You can't be a klansman llnl be ." member and you have no other credentials than that pin." ! Neither of the two men were able to j furnish $f0 bail but wired to the office t 'le state kieugle. who wired them the I funds, according to Cording. -iFIRE-OUMUGES HOME Hollywood. Cal.i Pnc. 21. Firo of ui- feniliiirv nriiriii Intf Immt iiifrlir (IpMrrnvtMi the garage and damaged the residence on ur. uiiHtuv jinogico, stniiTicu "tmie law advocate. It was revealed today. The blaze foiiowrd shortly after r eeipt of Dr. Krioffleb of a notice order ing him to leave the. city under penalty of being tarred and feathered. The minister was gone from bis resi dence for a abort time last night and during his absence neighbors discovered I the garage ablaze and the flames thread ing to the boiiRc, The damage will be ; several uuimreu dollars, it was esti mated. Fire department officials announced the fire was of incendiary origin. Dr. Krieglicb lias been one of the most ar dent ndvoeatos of blue, laws- during the present fight over, law enforcement now going on in Los Angeles. He is a close personal friend of the He v. Bob Shuler, another leader of ,tbe "blue law" forces. Theatres FRIDAY IIICIMG "A California Ro- mnnce." 4 CASTLR "Way Down East." , ' REX "The Spoilers." ! 4t, HEILIG ; Although you enn't hear John Gilbert when ho singa ilia love aonga in "A Cnli- fornln Romance," Kstellc Taylor, play- i lug the feminine lend, given the nsmir-! ance that Ilia rii'h teuor voice actually ' mnile her feel the gltimour and fitscina- j tion of tho scencH. There la n background of exciting i events incidental to the lny when Cnli- ', fnruin wim ceiled to 'the United States'.' All the interest of those times is recre-' flted in the Fox production, which comes to the Ilcilig Theatre today and Sntur- d.V. . CASTLE It is doubtful if nny production, film oi otherwise, linn been ho uniiniinniplv prnified by the critics evervwhere ns I). . i. rMinns picnirupci. version nt -iv Pown Knaf wlrch wna itlvcn its first ehnwlns nt the Fnrtv-fonrtli Street The- nlre In New York City. witli.I,illlnn Oish ourliern 1'ncific nt a point nenr Indc nnd lticlmrd Unrlliclmcss In the lending liomlciicc. Ore. ; purtfl. and which will hnve ita opening at the Cnstlo Thentre todny for a run of ; WEST smB noA ,.ENED UUV UU.ti REX First dny. Ilex Iteiioh's fninnue epic of the lawless Alaskan i days. . "The Popular liVVlt Arm ui lllf( Hi 1 11 M nilin, 11 1 1 II v. NilHHon. Nniih Heery, J.tnrbnrn Itcdford, Knrd Sterliiifc, liOinse Kajsendii ; Hex ooinedy, II. C. Witwer's "KiBhtfnjt Wood;" Kosner, fentured orjianiHt. in musically thrilling settings to the picture. Oliver Shields Wins Divorce From Spouse Decree of divorce was granted Oliver M. .Shields in circuit court, from Winnie Shields, whom he tnnrried iu Snlem on Augut X HUH, On May 111, HtlM, she - .moulted adultery with one Jtuues Shield!' In Portlimd, arcordiug to tlio findings of net of the court. Kred K. Smith wns attorney for the pltiiuttff. Western Union Bandit Is Given Five Years In Pen Seattle, Wash., Dec. til. A half hour free sleight of hand performance tho mn Kie of the short, change artist, pre sented by the prisoner for the edification f the jury, failed to gain freedoifl for Hert Jacobs, alleged Western I'nion Imndif, yesterday afternoon, when he wuh found guilty of an offenxc that carried a mi nit mi 111 penalty of five years in the penitentiary. Evidence for Hay Hengsen, co-defendant, that he was at home on October '2, when the holdup of the West ern I'nion cashier was staged, gained him a verdict of not guilty. LINCOLN LIQUOR CASES ex-dixtriit uttorney of Douiilas county, I CAR0 SOCIAL ' with lieadiiunrters at lloseburK, was in' To be siven hv the Hoyal Neifthboraj Snlem today ikniferrinic with the at- Friday,' Dec. 21st In K. I". hull. 1'uldie toriiey-Eeneral prior to goinjr to Ijn- invited. d-1 ! roln eounty to proeeeute a number of . ' ' I ll.iuor eases. CUT FLOWERS I .Mr. Neiiner. eonie tune niro was dele-1 I anted by the attorney-seneral to lnveti-' Flowers for nil occasions. Flornl De Kle the finnntva o( Yamhill county and suns. House IMants, Ktrgeae Nurserien: I later waaeent U Clatsop county, where 44 Weat Ninth. if! he proM-cnted. a number of alleeed li.pior. law violators. Ther rv.'uiiroiinateff -.1 liqfior '- '. !nwnlea to Ijie :,l,hJ .v.i,"UXn"r"niN' meet, the prcenC deliknd miniher ffj the do- lh 5T1.,t '. . . . . ineui. resulfaft. of ' u"uo 'J . . . ,f -ouniy arnnd .iry feudHiits beinff pronun eiiat section of the ute. Valley Silefz Road To Connect With S .P. Line Wnshingtnn, D. C. Dec 21 The Vulley Silctz r-iilrond in Oregon npplied todny ,,.,,.,,,; ,,,.,. ,iUi. fr milhoiity to construct a onc-m'lc extension to connect ita line wilh the ! Salem, Dec. 21. Tho West Hide hiKh wny la now open for travel between McMinnville and Corvallla, according to announcement by the state hlKhway le- pnrtmelll hero toUay. The pavement has been completed on this hlffhwuy with tho exception of a four-mile soc tlon between Monmouth anl the Jutk lamuto river and a ono-lmlf mile sec tlon between Suver cronroail and the .Soap creek bridge In Polk county. Ilnth of these KHps are nrraveled and will car ry llRht travel, but trucks uro barred. MHS. HKNItY FOlin SHOPS New York. Uen. 21. Mrs. Henry Ford spent today shonntntr In this cltv. It cost her 1 1-' -11.50 in carfare to mako the 'trip. She came In the Ford private car. Kalr Iahc, which, In addition to Airs. Ford, carried nor maid, her secretary and several trucsts. Although. Mr. Ford Is president of a railroad ho did not ask that his piivute car bo carried freo by tho roads and paid 25 full faros from Detroit to New Ytirk and back. Mrs. Ford declined to discuss her hus buml'H support of President Coolldjre. She said she would bp Rlad to talk about it tf she weren't" so tired after her day's shopping'. EUGENE COLLECTION AGENCY No collection, no fee. No entry fe or dues. Legal department. V. H. BLOWERS, Mgr. ANNOUNCEMENT. rtl tT.Un Jn.l.. 4. tranently located in' the He'nister Bide. ! Cor. tth end Oak Bu Room 204. Tele- i phone 73(1. jm .The Salvation Army will call for fnijv, provisions, iilothinfr, etc., .fop TeWcf. .'(: For quallt? curs. Prlnct Njina, lowest ! 'ISiijOyr Mew 7 QM CONTINUED GROWTH of the business of the Mountain States Power Company calls for many improvements, additions and extensions during the next twelve m.onths. THIS MEANS renewed OPPORTUNITY for a home in vestment which helps to build up this community and pays you a good rate of interest with 100 per cent safety. You can invest either by cash purchase or on the Month ly Investment Plan. ' OUR COMPANY now supplies a total population of 206, 000 including the cities of Tacoma, Everett, Albany, Cor vallis, Eugene, Marshfield, Sandpoint and Kalispell,' with one or more kinds of utility service. Its business is. diversi fied among half a hundred thriving communities. EARNINGS available for the payment of interest on these Notes are more.thaneight times the requirements. ASK US FOR ILLUSTRATED LITERATURE FULLY DE SCRIBING THIS SPLENDID INVESTMENT,- lieymtaiirB Eugene, Oregon "You Should be an Investor" Police Search For Lost Girls Of Seattle . School Seattle, Wash., Dec. 21. I'olice begun a state-wide search iod.iy for two six- . ,, ... . . , , mvter- Jcen e" u'Kh 8cUo01 ' ' m'.s.tcl wuHly missing from their homes since Inst Tuesday. Fenr is expressed by rel atives that the two girls were kidnapped or hnve met with foul piny in some other manner. The girls are Ksther llnrne. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (,11st Harne. and Kthel Oirlsnn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Carlson. Woman Complains Man Had Her Buy Imaginary Cafe Seattle. Wash., Dec. Ll Charged wilh an alleged cafeteria "stock"' swindle, Sidney T. May nurd, til'ms Sidney T, ll?in ard. was reported under urrest at San Francisco on Friday. Marie Lundberg, of Seattle, who swore to the complaint says Maynard induced her to purchase ?HH) worth of Htmjk in an imaginary self service dining room here hist October. Insure with Henry Trc . 33 West 0th. Christmas We are closing, out vour vthis Ispahan AVilton, hi.e 9x12, SfloO; now : Kabistan AVilton, sizo 9x12, $133; now Ardebil Wilton, size 9x12, , $145; now ; Ardehnn Wilton, size 9x12, $123; now Bangor "Wilton, size 9x12, regular $130; now 27x54-inch Wiltons, regular $18.30; now 3(x()0-uieh Wiltons, regular . $2 (.00; now flPPLFflETF 'FURNITURE -COs . .-..Heiui 'Theatre Bid? .. : . ' . " ' --?-w J Kerr and Kelly Are Speakers At Meeting President W. J. JCorr of tho Oregon Agricultural college, past pnintl muster of tho Mnsonlc order of Oregon, und Judge Percy Kelly. Albany,, senior wur- den oi inc tfruna. looge oi urcson, wore , , n tho principal. .speaKers or the evening - " ". ," vpar n(vonlins nt tlio meeting or meinners or paat mas- '. "a , r,st Lumbl tera. masters, and acting wardens us-. ! the report of the oat t,oal uil aocintlon of Masons. The meeting was men s aHHOCintlon. held ut the Mnsonlc hull Thursday even- ..Tlio. orinniMtion pred a Ml lug. About 50 mciuhrra of the assocla- i tlon attended tho affair. A dinner wus given the visitors, and the ' program followed. "JACKSON DAY'' ABONDONED "WasliiiiKton, Dec. -1. The iinuunl .liickson day dinner, famous "pet to iri'ther'' for democnitK, will iioL be held Ibis year. Col. Hubert X. 11 arper. prominedt Washington democrat said today it had been det-ideil not tt attempt to hold the dinner this year. "The time was too short.' lie said, "to make, tin necessary arrangements."' Kverything in Tot l'lnnts. City Florist, 10th and Will. Junction Biglow - Hartford line of Wiltoii Rugs. line of rugrs. Limited number left. regular . regular regular regular $119.50 $99.50 $110.00 $39.50 $79.50 7$14.25 $21.00 Lumber Demand Heavy Od ' Coast;: Milb Overload Cain- Wnh.. Dec. '-'1. Heavy ..,.,.,.1.. lmtil,(r are lillttilli: the if : .Inctimv of Oreiron ami Washin.l I camps and nulls behind- wlieilule. ile'i the fuct that operation nun i -.ft.,-. ' ,1..HU finnreH Will IP cd"in l!'--t. During the first .TO wH ki-!i the evnortation of lumber tl Ibe two slates was gicalf-r Hum amount eut. v.i- uTiitn.1. ii milt Hi) ' it.... i or' li.r. 21. (V. V.) Fi ., , i. ' V..i. i; sr(oiinnani a i h..ii i.i (inniiL'd a but'! ripiu i-ituin i- - I,,,-! last Htsht' robbed them of $70. AL MILLINERY ON SALE c . -1.. If.!ta unfM-ifdl? ir 1 1 for the Holidays. Come in and ; J" I I ill j lie uui jni' - stairs). Everyone knows EASY TERMS IF YOU DESIRE NO INTEREST CHARGES if! i