The Eugene guard., July 17, 1924, Image 3

iursday Evening, July 17, 1924
THE EUGENE D A I LT G T7 A R D
I'age xnree
TY l!OT SHORT'
' ACCOUIMTS, SHY
I "shortage" reported by auditors
i went through the books and rec
I 0( the city treasurer and the
I recorder was defined today by
(ting experts as meaning not a
iey shortage,' but a difference in
Ration found in the survey. The
(pal report of the treasurer, issued
vai months before the audit was
rn. showed all accounts to be
teh"shortagc" in the office of the
( recorder was covered by the of
I expense account, which was not
bated in the report of the and t,
ns pointed out. The "shortage" in
office of the city treasurer lay in
another field, fully covered in the
treasurer's annual report. .
Baltimore Labor
Favors LaFollette
BAIiTTMOUE, Sid, July 17. The
Haltiniore Federation of Labor today
endorsed the rnndidncy of Senator
Robert M. LaFollette for the presi
dency. This is the first time since the
federation's organization that it has
ever endorsed candidacy of anyone
for a political office.
Stage and Screen
Folk in Altercation
LOS ANGELES. July 17. Ora Ca
rew. staff and screen star; her sister,
Evelyn, also an actress; her husband,
John C. Howard, son of a Chicago
millionaire salad kinp; Alexander
Vantages, theatre circuit owner, and
Ben H. Rosenberg were involved In
a scene at a local automobile parking
stntion here this morning, in which
blown were struck, according to'the
members of the party.'
lA HAVE
SAN FRAXCISCO, July IT. Al
though the situation was materially
improved, forest firest continued to
blaze on the Pacific coast today in
widely separated sectors. Northeast
ern Washington and California were
the scenes of the principal fires to
day. In California four great fires were
still burning although somewhat un
der control and a, half dozen lesser
fires smoldering and requiring watch
fulness. A plan for organizing the citizens
of the state in the fight to control the
most serious forest fire menace in
20 years was launched today by Dis-
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WETHERBEE
-POWERS
U, EAST Hlftrtl AMD OAK WkJF
trict Forester Psul Q. Bedington. at
a meeting of an executive comnuttee
formed to meet the emergency now
existing. .
Conscription of men had practically
ceased in the fire soues today but in
northern California most of the in
dustries in the regions sffected closed
down and sent their forces of work
men to relieve the tired firefighters,
many of whom had been "on the line
for days.
Dense smoke hangs over some
parts of the northern section of tho
state mking travel difficult on some
roads.
The four big fires lu California are
in the S erra. Tahoe, Shasta and the
Santa Barbara national wrests.
EAT
POBTLAXD. Ore.. July 17. Con
science, which for 22 years hfiunt,
him, finally caused Oliver Cameron.
M, to confess the murder of U. (t.
Gay. January 2. 1002. about ten miles
from Hiriningham, Ala.
Authorities today are holding Cam
eron pending word from Birming
ham. His confession was made will
infjly to police following an unsuc
cessful attempt to commit suicide by
jumping off a Willamette river bridge
here yesterday. A naasing launch res
cued him.
Cameron contended that Gay swin
dled his widowed cousin out of some
pronertv. Hvinff in her former home
himself, while the women with three
small children, was forced to live in
a shack.
Hecourse at law failed, Cnmeron
said, and he then attempted to per
suade Gay to leave the place. A quar
rel ensued and according to Camer
on's story. Gay drew a knife. Cam
eron shot Gnv twice and hurried from
tho scene. He snent four years in
the navy under the name of Dennis
Secgnrs, Inter married and lived in
Seattle. He said he had been a wan
derer sine 1015, when his wife se
cured a divorce.
Last Christmas he said he heard
authorities were looking for him and
since then he haa "bummed about.'
driven almost insane bv thoughts of
the crime and his possible arrest. He
enme here 10 days ago. a derelict,
bnngrr-nnd in rags and lojVng more
like 70 than his real age of 51.
DIPPEL CHOSEN BY
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SPRINGFIELD, July 17.- Spring
field's newly organized I Jons club
hold Its first luncheon Wednesday
noon, and immediately elected ti. H.
Dlppel president.
Other officers elected were O. O.
Bushman,' vice-president; Floyd
Westerfield, secretary; II. M. Stew
art, Lion tamer; John Ketels, tall
twister.
The organization Is to meet eacb
Friday, with the next meeting
planned for July 2R. The tentative
date for the charter presentation
ceremonies Is Auffust 1.
On the board of directors for two
terms, O. H. Jerrett and J. C. Mr
Murphy will serve, and for the one
term, Jim Stewart and W. C. IUh-han.
MOVING,
PICTURES
THURDSAY
IIEILIG "Smilin1 On."
CASTLK "What. Shall I do?"
HEX I'ola Negri in "Men."
Pathos and Humor
In Play at ' Castle
"What Shall I Do?" the frank E.
Woods production playing at the Cas
tle theatre today, last day, is our
idea of an excellent photoplay. It has
that pleasant combination of pathos
and humor woven about a thcuie that
has a real message and a story re
plete with iiuman interest.
It iB a tale of youth not riotous
youth rh's time but youth, face to
face. with the realities of life. Don
McLenn, n rich mnn's son, is starting
from the bottom In tho factory. Ho Is
so eager to go "on his own" that be
has changed his name nnri is living
among the workmen. lie falls In love
with Jennie Andrews, little cashier of
the cheRp restaurant where he eats.
.Teanie has a distrust of rich men and
so even when he marries her he does
not tell her pf his true status.
Pola Puts Self on
Block in Photoplay
Slave markets of antiquity hove
their counterparts in modern life, nc-
cording to Dimitrl Hucliowetstki.
i whose production "Men," starring
Pola Negri, - contains an illustration
I of how women are bought and sold
! today.
I Filmed by the Russian director as
I his first American made picture for
Paramount. Men contains the story
of the amazing adventures of a
French girl, "Cloo."
flurronnded by a host of men who
strive to win her favors by fair means
or foul, she finally promises to the
highest bidder.
Ohosen to support Tola Negri In
this powerful picture of life among
certain sections of European society
which opened yesterday at tho Rex
theatre are well known players.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
IS HEARD BY MANY
It was an "old-time preacher, be
lieving in the old-time religion," who
vigorously and most fluently pro
pounded out his opinions on the
"isms" and "cisms" of this modernism
before an auditorium jammed with an
audience of .'500 or more.
It was Ilev. William A. (Billy)
Sunday, talking in his characteristic
manner on the evils of the time at a
tuassjueeting Wednesday night in the
First Methodist church.
liis address waa simply a sermon
with the text taken from verses in the
twenty-fourth chapter of Second
Kings. 'Is It Well Witii YouV was
his subject.
Flays "Stiff Dignities."
"Is it well with youV You don't
know? Ob, I am sick of these stiff
dignities who iu the pretenses of reli
gion, don't know the a, b, uud c's of
Christianity.
I want church people who can
awoken and pray, and who can do
something to help right along.
'Ia it well with the bootlegger?
Well, let me tell you this much, the
man who buys booze from the boot
ies per is jutft as ornery, low-down,
and bad as the bootlegger. He's a
crook, and don't forget that, I don't
care if you are a church deacon,
you're boa tied straight for hell."
Jumping from subject to subject
and keeping his audience Bpell-bound,
the Kev. Mr. Sunday next Bwatted
evolution.
"I denounce anyone who says my
ancestors were descended from tiie
ring-tailed monkeys hanging from the
clothesline.
"Oh-o-o!" and it was in his typi
cal "Hilly" Sunday fashion that he
put his hand to his mouth and leng
thened that oh" out "you might as
well say that because the, cow gives
milk and because the cocoanut gives
milk that the two are descended from
the milkweed!"
On Ra'sing Children.
The way children are reared and
trained today was scored heavily by
Mr. Sunday. ' I have the greatest
scorn fur the mothers and lathers
who go to bed letting tiieir cuudreu
roam around where tiiey plcatte. In
stead of ''keeping them in troui uiorn
uig to uijfbi," uiy solution is to keep
thcoi in iron, night to morning.
"I'll thank God when the curlew is
r nguig in every village and town of
the laud. For then the luw wilt see
that the younger people are in if their
parents don't!" The room resounded
with the applause aa he finished his
statement.
"Xou look after their education.
You call the doctor when t!iey are ill,
that is you do if you have any sense,
but what about their religion'.
"How many men are tbere in this
audience whose children have heard
them pray. Whose children have
heard them say a blessing. Whose
ohihiren have . heard (hem speak of
the Bible. Whose children have heard
them mention the name of God in
other ways than profanity?
Parents Poor Examples.
The trouble is that the na rents do
not set the example. They're too busy
wim meir society, their gossip, the.r
money-making, and their literury ef
forts! "They denounce society, they de
nounce the church. Hut we're doing
the best wo can. They say the church
is full of hypocrites." He turned
arouud to all the audience and loudly
shouted, "but there's room for an
other hypocrite, come on in!
"Iin t blame the devil for the
evils. Toor devil! There's not devils
euough In hell to make you do wrong.
All the devil can do is to tempt. And
there's not angels enough in heaven
to make you good. You're good when
God urges you.
BM In Individuals.
"Don't blame others for the evils,
don't blame the church, don't blame
your neighbor. Go home and look into
the mirror and say 'that's the bird I'm
looking for.'
. "And you wont to remember that
if society is bad. it's because you
made it that way. It's because the in
dividuals are bad!'
"Hilly'a" address wsi for the most
part taken up with illustrations end
examples which he said ho had met
with during his years of preaching.
llefore 8 o'clock, when the sermon
was to have beeu given, the auditor
ium of the church was parked w.th
many standing, and Mr. Sunday began
before time. lie and Mrs. Sunday left
immediately after thj lecture for
Portland.
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YEARS BEFORE
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Close Philadelphia
Breweries As Poison
Liquor Probe Is On
PinLAnELPHIA. July 17. Kvery
! brewery in I'liilnilelphi . was put un
; der quarantine by police here today
! under orders of Director Smedley
i Butler, end no beer will he permitted
; to be'aent out until completion of .the
1 investigation of the Mile of pomon
liquor which has cnufted three deaths
. here in two days.
Details of police were ordered to
j work in shifts and keep a iM-hour
guard over the several scores of beer
; manufacturing plants in the city.
In, .....I
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NOTI-EUGENE STAGE
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. :0t a.m.
. :10 a.m.
. 1:00 p.m.
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Saturday Uveal'
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Eugene, 7th and Olive Sts.
C. R. Cook. Manager ,
'. Veneta, Ora.
We own and offer a limited supply subject to prior
sale of:
STAR MOTORS, INC., ESCROW, AT $11.50
DURANT, CALIFORNIA, AT $11.00
Also Durant Acceptance Partial Payment contract
at $14.25 per share, $2.00 down $2.00 per month,
Tho past threo months wo have recommended the
accumulation of Durant Securities. WHYT
Durant Delaware Sold as low in May 1924 as $12.00
pnr share. Closing prico yesterday's market, July
16th, $23.00.,
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Saskatchewan May
Go Wet But With
Control of Sales
WIVNtPEO, Man., July 17. flub
stltutlon ot the total prohibition
' law noV In effeet In Saskatchewan
; br a liquor control aystem similar
1 to that In Manitoba, waa decided
upon by a majority of 24.714 voteai
In yesterday's liquor referendum,
partially complete returns today
, snowed.
A DIRTY ENGINE
is easily cleaned with
STEAM. We use that.
Cars washed, polished
greased and oiled. ,
Auto Care Company
747 Olive. The Blue Front
THE MOTHS ARE NOW COMING OUT.
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.
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