The Eugene guard., July 16, 1924, Image 2

Wednesday Evening, jUy
Pago Two
THE EUGENE DAILY GTTABD
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J AT THE HOME OF THE DEST
A SOUL GRIPPING DRAMA
OF BEAUTIFUL APPEAL!
Domed by her husband her Inst quarter
spent for milk for her baby turned out by
her Landlord
WHERE WAS SHE TO GO?
WHAT WAS SHE TO DO?. .
starring
A TEIO OF FAVORITES
Johnnie Dorothy William V.
Herron Mackaill Mong
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"W11 i do
A
Brand
New
Feature
Today
and.
Thursday
"The mind has a thousand
eyes,
The heart but one ,
But the light of a whole life
dies
When love is done.''
ADDED ATTRACTIONS
Two comedies each a roar, of continuous
laughter
Billy West in "Dying for Love"
"HODGE PODGE" Some Sence and
Some' Nonsence
T"H E Come nnd Bring
: the Whole Family
C f Any Seat
CASTLE 20c isS
Kiddies a Dime
WHY THE CASTLE IS EUGENE'S FAVORITE PLACE OF AMUSEMENT
THE
GREATEST
IN
COMFORT
THE
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PICTURES
THE
BEST
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PRICES
AMERICANS
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, Otho C, Wilson, 6, ion of Mr. and
.Mrs. Eugene Wilson, who live on
the Lorane highway, ilx miles out
of Eugene, wai fatally Injured Tues
day morning when a bottle of gas
ollno he wee holding In hla hande
exploded, He waa rushed to the
Springfield hospital, where he died
four hours after the explosion.
Mr. Wilson waa ropalrlng the
tank of the gasoline engine which
operates his wood saw. Ho was us
ing a blow torch at the time, when
urns poy came up with the
the
oottio of gasoline In hla hands. In
some manner the torch came too
v-iuan io inw gaaouue, ana before
the father realised what the boy
The child's clothing was a seeth
lng mass of flames from the ex
plosion, and- he ran screaming to
ward the house.
Handicapped by a wooden leg,
the father was unable to catch up
wun me ooy until the tot fell ex
hausted to the ground. The cloth
ing naa been burned almost entirely
irom ms Doay. ,
Air. Wilson aarrled the boy to
an automobile and rushed him to
isugene and a physician's care. The
oy was unconscious, and It was
said that there waa not a patch
of skin on his body, limbs or head
three square Inches. Later he was
takon to the hospital, where he died.
The father was painfully burned
about the hands In attempting to
extinguish the flames whloh en
gulfed the boy.
The child Is survived by Ills moth
er as well as his father. The body
Is at the Veatch chapel, where fun
eral arrangements are to be an
nounced later.
SHENANDOAH UP 6 HOURS
NEW YORK. Julv Id Ti,
dirigible Shenandoah made a success,
fill flight of six hours Tuesday. The
was carrying, the oxploslon came, flight waa without incident.
Wetherbee-Densmore Will Do
Personal Shopping for You in
New York Next Week
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Mand Densmoro, of the firm of, Wethorhoe
Densmore will leave next week for a shopping
tour at New York and other Eastern points.
She will be glad, to do personal shopping for '
any Eugene people who will arrange for same
before Bhe departs. . ' '
Densmore Shop Remains Open '
., at 1059 Pearl street. Work will have the same
satisfactory guarantee as usual.
Closing Out Stock of Dresses
at 1059 Pearl Street
All ready-made dresses will' be -closed out at
reduced prices as rapidly as possible
REVOLT. EUY SAYS
WA8HINOTON. Julv 10. The
revolutionists at Sao Paulo, llrnzil,
(ire being defeated by fcderul troops,
nn official communique from the lira
xilinn embassy declared lnte yester
day. The statement announced th'it
n number of prisoners were taken by
the tedernis and a rebel battery de
stroyed by federal artillery.
ana communique rends:
"Notable advnnce was made by our
lines since yesterday. New forces
have penetrated doonly Into the posi
tion occupied until yesterday by the
reDCis. & nnnl derision should not be
fur away, considering that the situu
tion Is absolutely favorable to our
troops. Twenty-one additional prison
ers, including two cavalry officers of
(Jio state police, have arrived in Snn-
toa from Kao l'oula. The rebel artil
lery bus not answered the fire of
our batteries.
"On that part of our front held by
the navy, our cannon : mounted on
trucks destroyed a rebel battery. Nu
merous deserters from the rebels
continued to arrive from the interior
of tile stato and confirmed the dis
couragement that existB among
them."
Racquet Stars Complain
Of Poor Accommodations
In Quarters; Threaten
Withdrawal If No Water
PARIS, July 16. Julian S.
Myrick, president of the Ameri-
can Luwu Tennis association, to
day served notice on the Olympic
committee he wculd withdraw the
, American team from tbe Olympic
tennis competition unless the
committee immediately provided
': the American pluyerg with "civil
ized facilities."
Myrick said the quarters and
dressing rooms were "absolutely
inconvenient that no drinking .
water was supplied for the play
ers, there were no shower baths .
aud no towels." . .
The conditions are affecting
tiie morale of the American
players, Jlyrick' declared.
MRS. MALLORY ADVANCES
.lty HAIUtY YUiVX
(I. N. 8. Hiatt Correspondent)
1'AItIS, July 1(1, Mrs. Molla
iJjuratedt Mallory, playing for Nor
way in the Olympic tennis champion
ships, advanced Huother step today in
her ambition to meet Miss lleien
Wills, California girl, who wrested
the American championship from her
laHt year, when she entered the
fourth round by defeating Mrs. Bou
uinn of Holland, 0-7, (1-0.
Three 'Americans still survive in
tbe American singles Vincent Rich
ards. H. Ncrris Williams and Watson
M. Washburn.
Mrs. Marion Z. Jessup. United
States, nlso entered the fourth round
in the women's singles wheu she eas
ily defeated Senorita Torras of Spain,
in straight sets, (1-2, 0-0.
Vincent Kiclinrdg, the Vonkers "boy
wonder" advunced another step In the
men's singlis when lie defeated Man
ual Alnuzo of Spain, three out of four
sets. Scores 7-0, 10-8, 2-0, fl-8.
Chinese Physician , .
Believed Murdered
SACRAMKNTO. Cai.. Julr 1ft TV
O. Fong. young Chinese rbysirian of
Woodland, was found dead on the east
levee of the Sacramento river near
Knights Landing yesterday, under cir
cumstances which indicated he hnd
been murdered by bandits.
The vouuir Chinese had hern shnt
through the head nnd body, the bullet-)
apparently having been fired from a
distance of 15 or 20 feet, according to
the police. His nurse, which is believ
ed to have contained severnl hundred
dollars, was stolen, The body nUo
had been dragged about 75 feet after
the shooting and hidden in a clump of
brush.
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Ask Cooperation in
European Affairs
ONEIDA. N. Y.," July lfl. Brign-dier-Uenernl
Charles (J. Dawes was
called upon yesterday by I'lerpont H.
Noyes, former Khinelnnd commission
er to use his influence with the ad
ministration to secure nioru extensive
American participation in Kuropeuu
affairs.
I'nlrss the 1'nlted States tnkes a
position and official attitude toward
the settlement of the reparations
problem, the Dawes report will be
srrnpped by the European govern
ments, Nowes said In a letter to Gen
eral Dawes.
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TWO BOXERS WIN ,
PARIS. .July 10. AmericnD boxers
started off niiflniciouslr todnv when
Hon Kothwell, 135 pound champion on
tne ragtime A. u., iow lork, knock
ed out Kelleher, his Irish opponent,
in the second round. The fight was
fast nnd furious.
Jack fields of Los Angeles, won
his match todnv in the 120 nound
class, defeating Hanson of Norway on
points.
SWIMMERS DISQUALIFIED
PARIS. Julv 10. Two American
swimmers went into the semi-finnts
of the hundred metre back stroke
event in the Olympic contests today
and a third won his Jicnt, but was dis
qualified. In winning his heat, Warren ICea
lolm of Honolulu, made a new Oly
mpic record, covering tho distance in
1:1H 3-5.
Paul Wyatt of TJniontown T, M.
O. A., won the. third bent in 1:10 2-5.
He and Oenlohn will represent Amer
ica in the semi-finnls tomorrow.
Henry Liming of Honolulu, finished
first in the second heat in 1:10 1-4,
to free the two defendants" at
tbe coming trial.
'"Boys charged with such a crime
as .tins," continued Mr. narrow,
"should not be allowed to go free for
fear they might commit another simi
lar crime. There seems to hare been
no ear tli It reason for Jt. The 'excite
ment' motive has made this an un
usual case which requires unusual
proceed ure."
"This case, said Darrow In his
startling, pronouncement as spokes
man for the boys, "has been likened
to tbe Thaw -case. It may be in some
respects but it is different in the
great point of disposition of tbe de
fendants. -Strenuous efforts, that
"were successful after many years.
were continually made to give Harry
Thaw his liberty. In tbic case no ef
fort will be made to free these two
boys.
"In fact, if we are successful in our
efforts to have tbe case settled by
a sanity bearing, there will be no ef-
tort to acquit them."
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U. N. H. Stall CorresnondenO
WASHINGTON, July 10. Strand-
eu in tne icy noes ot the Arctic circle,
thousands of miles, from civilizution,
the romantic United States coast
guurd cutter Bear, for the first time
in her half century's iiistory hus been
forced to iibandou the annual cruise
for the relief of natives and white
settlers in 'the land of the midnight
sun.
A harrowing tale of suffering, of
the crudest Alaskan winter in years,
of entire native villages wiped out by
com ana starvation ot valiant fiirht
against the ice, was contained today
in a radiogram to the imted States
coast guard from Commander C. a,
Cochran, skipper of the Bear.
'ine Hear is wedged in the ice at
ivotzenbue Sound, her bull rammed
and propeller broken, according to the
radiogram. Further progress north
wan impossible the remainder of the
cruise being aoandoned.
Tue cutter sailed from Kan Fran
cisco in May with Commander Kurt
lett, Arctic pilot of the "naval' airship
Shenandoah on board. Bartlett was
scouting for a possible fligbt of the
bneuandoah to the iSorth Pole.
it - was the Bear s fiftieth annual
cruise,
62 GO TO LONDON
; PARIS, July 10. Sixty-two Amer
ican Olympic athletes, managers,
conches, rubbers, under tho direction
of Lnwson Robertson, left todny for
London, where they will participate
In the United Kingdom names. The
Athletes will return to, Paris Monday.
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DENVER. Colo., July 10. E M.
Bowman, said by police to have been
iinnlicnted in the $2,000,000 robbery
of a Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
mail trnin near a incogo, ir.st month,
was nip tu red by Denver police on the
Colorado Springs road, near Castle
Rock -yesterday afternoon. He was
brought to Denver, wiiere lo is being
questioned by postnffice inspectors.
Bowman was caught on a tip from
Colorado Springs police, who had been
shntlowing the man for 24 hours.
A woman and two children were in
the automobile with Itowmnn. It, car
ried a St. Louis license.
Governor Demands
Coos Murderers be
Brought to Justice
SALEM. oVe.. July 10. Governor
Pierce todny directed the sheriff
and district attorney of Coos coun
ty to nno every nironcy nt thetr
command In apprehending and
brtnffhip to justice the murderers
of Timothy 'Pettis, colored, of
Marsh field, whose body was found
Sunday In Coos Pny. '
. Action by Governor Pierce fol
lowed receipt of a letter from G.
U Campbell, colored, of Mnrshfleld,
asking state aid In the case, which
Is snld to Involve one of the most
brutal crimes In the state.
Army Recruiting '
Is Discontinued
"WASHINGTON, July 10. All r
cruitini? tor tho regular nrmy witlf
the exception of re-onlistments nnd
enlistments of men with prior ser
vice hus born ordered dixcontinued by
Major General Robert C. Davis, nd-
jutunt general.
Altnouxli t tie streiiRtn tixed by
congress for tho army is 12.1.000 men,
the appropriation for the current fis
cal veur makes funds available for
only 11!,000 and there are now 123,
71)3 In the service.
Black Gold to Meet
Epinard, Champion
Of French Republic
9T1CKXEV. ill.. Jnlv 1(1. Mrs. R.
M. Hoots, owner of lltaek Gold, four
her horse will meet Fpinard, French
cnampion. in me ou.ikpu internation
al race to be run at Lntoni this fall.
Counsel For Youths
Held For Murder Is
Against Acquittal
. CHICAGO. . Julr lfl In a frank
statement of plons. Clarence Iarrow.
chief rf defense counsel for Xnthsn
loprild, tfr.. end Hirhard Loeh. con
lessen: slayers or Hnbert Franks, de
clam that "no attempt will fe mads
THREE ARE JAILED
CHE HAMS. Wash. Julv 1A. Nar
cotics valued at $100,000, consigned to
San Francisco and Oakland, are in
possession of federal officers here as
a result of intercepting two trunks
aboard the Milwaukee passenger train
here Monday. Authorities rushed trova
Montpsnnn to ( !h chillis hv mifmnnhile
after recefving a tip that the narcotics
were on the train. Two Chinamen and
a white man were arrested and taken
back to Montesano.
Girl Floats Four
Nights After TVo
Companions Drown
HARRIE, Ont July 8. After
drifting on Lake Bimcoe for three
days and four nights, clothed only in
a'batlung suit and a" sweater, Margar-'
et Murchison, lfl, of Bnrrie, one of
the trio which left Big Bay point in
a sailing canoe at 8 p. m. Thursday, is
Bafe. .
Her brother-in-law. Edgar Smith,
manager of the Hank of Toronto at
Elinvalc, and Wilbur Hoskln, teller of
.the same bank at Cobour'g, her two
companions, were drowned.
Suffering greatly from shock and
exposure, badly sunburned and with
lips and face Bwollen, Miss Murchison
wns found by Hnrrv .Urant of Toronto
wnndering in a reed hed at Concorn
point, on the opposite side ot the lake
fronTtlie place from which the
start ea.
Japan Ambassador
Denies Resignation
SAN' FRANCISCO. July 16. Mas
anno Hnnihara, Japanese ambassador
to the' United StnteB, denied upon liis
arrival here that he has resigned and
declared his visit to Japan was due
to a desire to discuss 4,various mat
ters" with his government. He de
clined to discuss American exclusion
other thaji to admit, he planned to
discuss n w:th his government upon
his arrival in Tokio. Hanihara will
sail from Jiore shortly and in tbe
menntime is conferring with promin
ent Japanese officials on the Pacific
coast, l
COASTFOREST
FIS CHECKED
WITH RAINFALL
5U DEPARTMENT STORft
I EUGENE, ORE.
Higher Humidity Reduces
Chance Of Further . Bad
Outbreaks; Many Blazes
Still Threaten Sections.
''SPOKANE, Wash., July 16. High
er humidity and light rains have'
somewhat checked the forest fire baa- i
ard in the northwest today, although I
nres along I'me Creek canvon near
Keliojfg, Idaho, and in northeastern
Washington continued to burn with
menacing rapidity.
' Scores of persons have been driv
en out of the mountains by the Pine
Creek blnze, which wiped out numer
out ranches and swept thousands of
acrcB of timberland. The fire stretch
es along a 10-mile front. - Surface
buildings of four mines were de
stroyed. In the rugged northeastern Wash
ington country tires were burning for
a distance of 30 miles. The flames
are reported Uncomfortably close to
the towns of Lost Creek, Tiger, Dis
rnond City, lone, Locke, Cusick and
Blue Slide. , - ,
So far as known there has been no
loss of life, although there have been
many narrow escapes.
RICH TIMBER BURNS
SAN FRANCISCO, July 10. The
entire Pacific coast breathed easier
today as light rainfall in some sec
tions and heroic work on the part of
thousands of rangers and volunteers
temporarily stayed the series of co
lossal fires which have been devastat
ing some of tin? richest forests in.the
area.
The California situation, bemuse of
the extended drought was still admit
tedly critical, although the- practical
extinguishing of the huge Santa Bar
bara forest conflagration wns viewed
as an optimistic sign by forest offi
cials, j -
Loss Qver Two Millions.
With more than Ji2.000.000 worth
of standing timber entirelv destroved
today throughout the state and eight
serious conflagrations still raging,
more thnn 1 Onft man AAnDnK:n,nj -
terday were to he augmented todav
by additional forces in an effort to
gain control over the various blazes.
ii ii u iwo miciiir wans or flame rush
ing thrOlieh Tahoe Vntlnnnl fncaof f
finals were preparing to concentrate
all of their resources on that olazc
today.
T f , Onunn.ln.l t V. ll. . ' .
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uiiiiserous nre in tne state this year.
Two big firoB were still burning un
controlled in .ttA TT...nl...n
and Gooseneck mountain sections of
iiMimuLii ximunfit roresr.
The former hlnze has nnnui
noint ttiv milna I'atnnn t it.-
, .....va ti.r.t.wiif 111,111
town or ireaa nnd hundreds of towns
people are working alongside of forest
rangers in nn effort to prevent its
spread in that direction.
mouiouo is In Danger.
The fire enlln tte urn- 11.-
lowcr slopes of Mount Shasta was
Rtlll tinnmitpnlltk.1 fn.lnn .k. L
,.,., ,, ,,. own
of JleCloud is again. endangered, said
reports reaching here.
j ne tsperanzn fire in the Shasta
nntional forest i'r under control after
destroying 2.000,000 feet of fine
Btanding timber.
California Landlord
Indicted For Murder
LOS ANOEf.KS JiMv infi,..i..
W. Doris, wealthy Lonn lienei, in,.
ment house owner who Jios been held
as a suspect in the slaying of his wife
Mrs. Theresa Doris, and Ileniw W.
Meyer, Pnsadenn millionaire 'mer
chant, has been indicted by the "county
grand jury on two counts charging
iuh muiuvr oi ue,ver unn Airs. IJorie.
In returning the indictment th
grand jury recommended that Doris
be held without bail.
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English Broadcloth
Vat-dyed; fast colors. Collar
attached pr neck band.
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Apron Dresses
Sally Lea Brand
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Extra Sizes
$28
Khaki Pants
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JS'-side, watch and hip
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Wash Suits
Economically Priced
New, fresh, wash suits
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Oliver Twist and Middy
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in a variety of handsome
1 color combinations.
98c to $1.98
Apron Dressej
oingnams and PercU
' FlllI rilt urH
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Khaki Suits
For Girl
Made witli hlnnni... L..
$1.49
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Bathing Suits
For Men and Bon
One and tworpijt.
Bathing Suits in a varici
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Men's Cotton Snitt
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Men's Wool and Wor.
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Boys' Cotton Suits
49c Is 111
Boys' Wool and Wor
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Men's Hose
Mercerized Lisle
Four-thread half hose; t
usual wearing quality.
pr.
$1.00
Powder Puff Beauty Shop
special tor next three days:
Marcel and Bob-curl $1.00.
Bob-trim and Cud 50c. Cor
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' J'hone 1712.
For Satisfactory
Eyeglass Service,
go to Watts &
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Gompers Continues
Improvement, Word
NEW YORK, July 16. Continued
Improvement Is reported in the con
dition of Samuel Oompers, presi
dent of the American Federation of
Labor, who Is 111 at the Hotel Shel
bourn. Coney Tslana.
Gompers' physicians however, for
bade any conferences with labor
leaders who called to see Mr. Gompers.
Nine Arrested in
Federal Drug Raid
NEW YORK, July 18. Nine per
sons were arrested and drugs said to
be valued at $1,000,000 were sriieu in
s raid bv federal seents yesterday on
board the Italian steamship Diillio.
tom&gfot
Ernest Gamble Concert Party.
A splendid musical program.
Ralph Bingham Humorist.
Th "Joy Night Man."
Admission 50c
tomorrow afternoon 1
Nipo Strongheart
Indian Actor LtUfcw
Admission 40c
Eugene July 14th to 21st.
No Sunday Programs
Season ticket prices: Adults
$3.00 Students $2.00;
Children SLOQ
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Her first American-made
picture to be directed bv
the famous Russian gen
ius Buckowetzki.
A Good Laugh!
"The Telephone Girl"
30 Minutes of Witwer
with and laughter
It's Her Newest Paramount Picture
ROBERT FRAZER JOSEPH SWICKAED
RO'RTi'.PT rnrcriM
ttUaKER nt the mighty WURLITZER