The Eugene guard., July 21, 1924, Image 2

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- IHB EUGENE DAILfT- GUABD
Monday Evening, Jnly 2l
TODAY
AND
TUESDAY
NO
with ,
Matt Moore
and
Madge Bellamy
A comedy, drama
with lots of laughs,
that tolls the story of
a youth who thought
ho hated all women.
Comedy
"Cave Inn"
Kinogram News
Weekly
OZ -ny Seat
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WVtAny Time
Kiddies a Dime
THE
CASTLE
Home of tho Best
. DANCE ' ,
At New Triangle Lake pavilion,
every Saturday night. if
TO GUARD SUBSCRIBERS
If your papr in not delivered
ii by 6 o'clock every night plMM
ill telephoua 120O before 7 :.'!() P.
M. Deliveries will be mad from
the office up to that time. -
PLACE OF BIRTH
WASHINGTON, July 21. Trt
bute to the memory of Washing
ton waa pnld yeaterday by Preei
dent Coolldge, who Interrupted
his week's end cruise on the May
flower to vlait the birthplace of
the flrat president.
The president, accompanied on
ly by Mrs. Coolldge, his father,
Colonel John Coolldge and bis
aon, John, left the ship shortly
after eight o clock thla morning,
about IB miles below Colonial
Beech, Va., In a White House au
tomobile, which had been lent
down from Washington, drove to
Wakoneld, a now deserted and
isolated spot where only a marble
shaft marks the birthplace of
Washington. '
Nearly an hour was snent lir
the president In the vicinity of
tne monument. Mr. Coolldge. aft
er reading the Inscription of the
simple shaft, stood uncovered for
some time and then drove back
to the little wharf to board the
Mayflower.
Arrangements for the trip were
completed several days ago but
no announcement waa made and
with the exception of the secret
service men, no one was present
during the visit of the president
una ins lamuy.
Returning to tile river, which Is
nearly eight miles wide at that
point, a series of Incidents began
which had not been arrunged. An
outgoing tide had made- it Im
possible for any of. the May
flower's small boats to approach
near enough to shore to take the
party nbourd and . the president
literally wus left "high and dry."
The nearest landing that could
he used was nt Colonial Reach, a
sumtnor resort and there the
president and family went by au-
luiiiuijiih wnne , tne Mayflower
ateanied up the river. The visit
to the beach town was unexpect-
oii uuu n was not until the yacht
anchored and a launch put out
that' those ashore reullred that a
solKury automobile standing near
uih entrance to tile bathing pier,
contujn'ed the president.
As soon aa the news was flash
ed about, however, Mr, Coolidge's
car was surrounded and nearly a'
wiuuauuu persons managed to
reach the pier before the party
could get aboard the launch. The
president received quite an ova
tion and stood in the email boat
waving nis hand as It sped out to
the Mayflower.
Is Corsetiere .
ririnTJMiMl
Mini Eth ftheeler of the McMor
ran anil Waihburne store, who ha
Just returned from a two weeks
racatlon, part of which waa apent
with friend in San Francisco and
the remainder In attending the Oos
sa rd School of Modern Type cor
se try In Portland, Ore. This school
BETTER THAN BEST
A decidedly more ' optlmlitle note
regarding agricultural conditions in
Lane is being sounded now than even
10 daya ago, says A. A. Rogers, cash
ier of the Flrat National bank of Eu
gene.
Mr. Kogeri & few days ago visited a
harvest field where wheat was run
ning 25 buafcels to the acre, being
found 50 per cwm better than the
rosiest estimates of a month ago. It
was well headed, he reports, lie has
heard of similar instances.
Cher rie a were grestest in quantity
of any year in recent histiry, and
prunes are looking much better, than
is maintained by 'the Coward corset ! ttej wm a short time ago, MrRog
Spring onts are not looking st well,
but full sown oats and other grain is
really in fine shape, a ceo riling to
best information reaching bin).ft
company and offers a complete
couth in the science or modern
corsetry. Representatives from the
leading: etoes throughout the Pa
cific northwent attended this year's
session. Mtns Hheeler was Krad-
uated with the highest honors of
her oIshs and has received Iir cer
tificate of efficiency with the de
gree of "graduutu Corsetiere." Miss
Hheelnr Is fn charge of the McHar-
ran and Wasiihurne corset department.
ALLIES SEEK TO
SECRETARYHUGHES
SPEAKS W L0Dfl8;SS
and building owned by F. Firsebau,
whose loss was about 10,000. The
loss was covered by about 17,000 m
insurance. - .
A ludrini house la the upper atory
was daioaged to about $1,000 and
apartments about f2JM0. A meat
market and a cleaning eatabliBbmenc
bad a loss of $2,000. Firemen saved
adjoining buildings.
Albany's fire losses In the last week
have totaled about $25,000.
MOHAWK eRAIsCH .
MAIL SERVICE IS
TO BE IMPROVED
Try Hue en e 8uecia for a flood
Cigar.
MONDAY
TUESDAY
back to tho I .JttiSNX Y I
heelig's VSii . W
usual prices J'fJfJ 'Id
for Bummer LWsy" JfJI
any. soat, J lVwi
matinee op 1 JL&' V
Tho young American in this pic
ture is going to take you into some
strange and exciting adventnroH.
When ho blocked tho kidnapping of
the beautiful Spanish girl in New
York, and thon lost track of hoi, he
couldn't rest until ho found her
again. And you're not going to bo
ablo to rest until you learn tho out
come of this strangely-started ro
mance! with diirodovil
GEORGE LARKIN
and beautiful
BILLY DOVE
I.O.VWl.V, July 21. Secretary.
Hughes, speaking today at weicournj;
exercises for the. American Bur as
sociation at Westminster hull duciiir
ed the American delegates had eu'.at
to I'.ngluad rejoicing in au amity
whioh lind become a fixed hah t of
two people Intent ou lu-operat.on in
the intereHt of peace.
Of all International eoirisets." lie
said, "none could he.happler than this.
We hare no political ends to serve, no
differences to compose, no policies to
advance, except the highest of al
he policy of understanding and- good
will. The fact that we are here Is
more eloquent' lhan unythlng we cur.
say. e come lo tighteu tint bonus of
friendship'.' ' ' , . , .
' Cites "Common Law."
The secretary devoted a" large por
tion of, bis address to tlie birth and
progress of the common law. He
gaye an-'ontline' of l(s lm rt in Hie
American theory, of .government antl
talked at length of the working outin
pructice of the parts Ibe'courta' were
assigned lb 'proteotlng . Uie r'ghts of
the Individual as set. forth id the oou
stitution. ' ,'.
"The common law was treasured as
a part of our birthright ami inheri
tance. .The. ten talents thnt wo thus
received have been employed sj pro
fitably thnt we iirCttilmbRt overcome,
by the wealth that has flowed from
tho Investment. The " commonwealths
in our union of stoles, each sovereign
with n its Rphere.' nra producing laws
at a rate which has filled us with an
ilely lest no one should be able to
know the law. The fertility of the leg
islative soil is pur despair. Our lady
of common law has Jiad an emhnmiKx
Ing progeny. Courts are pouring out
decisions In such numbers thnt ottiy
the makers of encyclopedias can keep
track of them,
"It Is of course, ' Inevllnble thnt.
with the legislatures and curls of 48
statea constantly deciding and legis
lating we should not have only multi
plicity and diversities of laws.
Detorlba U. 8. Unity. '
"Wit after you have recovered
somewhst from your surprise at the
diversities you will then hnvc a new
surprise and a fur more listing pn
pression of the essential unity, de
spite all these differences, a unity
which makes us, in our complex and
Intimate relations In our rust Inter
national commerce and network of
activltiea one ucople wlrh a constant
ly Increasing consciousness of solid ir
Ity, a un'ty which yon will not full to
perceive has Its root In the common
conceptions of the fundamental prin
ciples of law and llhertj."
(ntrigueing
Thrilling
Romantic
Cbnptfj 6 '
"THE WAY
OP A MAN"
News Events
Aesop Fable
Rear Entrance of
Terminal Used By
Stages Coming In
S (aires running Into Rua-ene 1e
fTfirt Sunday with their Rchertule tt
toppln m the rar of tha nair
8tmjr Tormina) (hot Instead of
on Willamette street. The hotel
waltlns; room, offU-es, bnKtfaire room
ami other flrilttls have ten com
pleted, and the rear entrance put In
readiness for the accomodation of
Ilia ataireo and pnssemrera. The
titKefl run In from Fifth avuuuo
eist,
A litrg1 covered rooelvlng atntlon
hns been provhletl, whero the HtaKt'"
stop, and u-orkttien lira; tin today on
tlie construction of (he ptirklnc
spaces at the shlos of the hotel.
Buenos stopplna; In 1-hifrene over
hlRht and i-ars of patrons of the
I hotel will ! accomodated In the
! parkins; sheds. j
The hotel has been rilled to ca
: paclty nlmost
I opening;.
1 Hhepnrd. mannirr.
LONDON, July 21. Premier Mnc
Doim'd coiiferrcd today for two, hours
ir'th Premier Hcrriot of Prance, Fi
or le Setfimi of , Italy,
emits of liclgouin.' and
KtlloL'K of the United
ytnt8 rcgnrding jneans of obtaining
nn Agreement between the delpffates
in the iute r-ullietl confereoee ou the
Dawes plnri.
While the plenary rteleicntP rtia
cirssed the broad pliaxea of (be lawes
plan the- cmrmtitttM'tt of espprta con
tiiiueil their effurta to reach un agree
ment on the menmirPH for bv'm'ws
nSoiit fisoil and ecotionilc unity of
(Iprnmny, It l believed this jronld
ho releiised by tonight except for the
itieKt'oti of r.iihvuy control which re
inning n Kttimblinu; block to the pinna
for evnciifltlon of the Ituhr.
The experts presented the: conflict
liiK YlrnK on railway control advanc
ed by tlie HraiHh, French und Kel
Kinim rcMpect'.vvly, to committee, luim-
ber 1 tif tlie conference and ate
nwnitifiif fresh liiNtructions how to
proceed. Tlie proRrnm adopted by the
group of experts Btudytng the res
tonition of (ierninn unity indicntes it
will he pomdhle to hold, a i-Ienary sea-
fTion tomorrow.
Knuik II. K el I op jr. tho Americiin
uuibnssndor, waa unable to attend theJ-
ronference this forenoon with Prime
Minuter Mik Donald id Downta
Mtreet becjuiHe his presence was de
manded nt the ceremonien of welcome.
to the bur itasouations delegates from
overHoas. 1 he t.ermnn government
hns cdmmunicnted to the British for-
e'jtn office. Ha latest views on the
TMwcs rcuort and the Questions of
Hcvtnun representation .nt the confer
ence. 'The' (J or inn n representations
will be presented at tlie next prelim
inary session of the conference.
FOREST GROVB, Ore., July 2L
Dr. William Clarence) Velr, pres
ident of the Pacific University,
the last three years, and W. X
McCready, Forest Grove banker,
members of the board of trustees,
have submitted their resignations
to be Beted, upon when the board
meet'nAaffU8t 1. Thoir resigna
tions were not offered because of
disagreement which were reported
to have arisen at former board
meetings, according to statements
authorized today. President Weir
said he had resigned to accept
the presidency of Rollins College
at Winter Park, Fla., because the
latter place offered him a larger
Held. . He said he believed his
resignation would be accented at
the next meeting of the board. It
was) said there was no intimation
that the resignation of McCready
would be accepted. President
Weir said he was, of ttie opinion
that McCrealy would be urged to
remain a member of the board.
niEWHTD
One of the hottest onschnll ses
sions of the year is expected to tnke
place here Tuesday afternoon when
a (en in composed of stnrs of the Eu
Rcne Twilight league will cross bnts
with the Iaongew, Wash., Aggrega
tion. The gnine will be called at 5:45
o'clock. . , .
Skinner of the I In rd ware team in
the Twilight lencue is expected to
open the game on the mound for Eli
te on.
-ongviow has one of the strongest
teams in the Timber leiigue in Wnsh-
n j ton, mid hns been plnying a fast
brand of ball during the season.
WITH 17 DEATHS
HANOVKlt. (iermony. July St.
Frit Maarmanii, known as the "vam
pire murderer" hns"been ch.irged with
17 murders In an Indictment ust fil
ed. The police believe they will be
able to prove his guilt in nt least
eight other enses. Numerous disap
lienrnucea reported In various parts
f (ier many ure being traced to his
house. .
DR. SCHOLZ, REEO
PORTLAND. Ore., July- 21: Dr.
Richard . Scholi. president of
Keed College Is critically ill at a
hospital here, following an oper
ation lust Friday for the removal
of an obstruction of the bile duct,
and scant hope Is held out for his
recovery. I
Attendants at the hospital this
morning said that he was eradu
ally growing weaker and no signs
or improvement had been noted.
Dr.- Hcholx came to Reed from
the University of Washington In
1921.
Co wpunchers Bring
Back 'Trophies' of
British 'Cockneys'
Announcement of a new mall
service on the Mohawk branch,
beginning August 1, waa made this
morning at the Eugene postofflce.
Residents of Mohawk, Marcola,
Mabel and Wend ling will be bene
fited by the change.
For the past few years the mall
has been sent out on the branch
line train, and was received on a
very Irregular schedule, according
to the postal authorities. On Au
gust 1, however, a new motor
service will be begun.'
Charles F. Croner of Eugene
has the contract for carrying the
mall.
"The new service will give the
residents of the line a regular de
livery service once each day, In
cluding Sundays," Darwin E. Yor
an, postmaster, said today. "The
people of Mohawk, Marcola. Mabel
and Wendllng will not only, get
their mall on time now, but the
letters they, mall will be brought
back to Eugene In time to go out
on the Shasta at 6:32 o'clock each
evening."
Heretofore valuable mall sent
out by those living on the Mo
hawk branch often missed the
evening train northward bound,
Mr. Yoran said.
Brazil Insurrectos .
Plan Final Assault
To Take Sao Paulo
5fEWc YORK. July 21. Monocles.
apats, Malacca caaea and rally colored
English sweaters were among the ac
coutre tents of the 17 members of
the American Rodeo company, whicQ
returned on the steamer Menominee
late yesterday afternoon, after four
weeks of performance at the British
empire exhibition at Wembley, Eng
land, The compnny left immediately
for Cheyenne, Wvo.. where'' It will
take part la the annual rodeo there.
Tlie, cowpuncherg expressed warm
appreciation of the hospitality shown
them by their British hosts. They said
their shows were heartily applauded
and general well liked by the great
crowds that turned out to see them.
The chargea of cruelty made againat
them, they said, came from "elderly
English i spinsters, who - did not at
tend the shows."
Butler, Sent to -Philadelphia
to
'Clean Up,' Fails
IMIILADKI.I'lllA, July 21. flrlg-iHiier-tlener.il
Smeilley 1. Rutlor, who
w.in broUKht to Philadelphia from the
T'nltM Slates murine corps by Mayor
Keiulrlok to "clean up" the city, will
Woman Attempts to
Commit Suicide in
Leap From Bridge
VANCOUVER, Wash., July 21.
Mrs. Julia llrankampt, i , l'ortlnnd,
attempted suicide last bight by Jump
ing sixty feet from the interstate
bridge. She was rescued after float
ing nearly a mile. At the county jail
t was1 alleged she had dislocated her
shoulder. Expressing a dislre to walk
across tho bridge, she left the 'auto
mobile in which she was riding with
her son-in-law, M. H. Peterson. She
eaped from the operating room on the
draw. After having heen in the water
20 minutes she waa taken into a boat
by S. E. Paddee and a companion.
BUKXOS AIRES, July 21. (By A.
P.) The final assault against Sao
Paulo, Brazilian metropolis, held by
the insurrectionists, may have begun
already, It la indicated in official dis
patches from Rio Janeiro. A recent
communication issued by the govern
ment referred to an airplane recon
tiaissance for "operations that are
now proceeding."
The rebels, numbering approximate
ly 20.000, are aaid to be confident of
the outcome. It Is declared the revolu
tionary .forces held all the strntegic
points In and about Sao Paulo and al
so have been placed on what is known
ab the English Bluffs which com.
mand the roads leading to the city.
New Tax Board's
Regulations Are
, Given Tax Payers
i - .
WASHINGTON. 3fuly 21. The
newly formed board of tax appeals
ing cases which the trecniry has been
unable to settle with the taxpayer.
The regulations Include a higid code
of rules for persons admitted to prac
tice before the board.
In regard to the admission of per
sons to practice before the board,
a registry of those admitted would be
kept, although any Individual taxpay
er or any officer of a corporation
may appear In his own or his corpora
tion behalf. . , - .
s in. ihvniizh their usees at Cor-
vallis Saturday night. Following the
initiation of the new members the
installation service took place.
Refreshments were served follow
ing the ceremonies.
lark DemDsey Hurt
In Auto Accident
21. Jack
champion
bruised and
UOS ANOELES, July
Dempsey. heavyweigiii
. . . . wan Dl
shaken up in an ---dent
early today at Santa Ana, near
here, according to police reports
at that city. The accident o""ed
while Dempsey ! en rou to a
moving picture "location" with Miss
Florence Lee, film actress, who also
was sTlr injured. Thrs. oth.r.
In the party were ln"nJ- th.
The accident occurred when tne
champion's car lost a wheel.
POSTAL EMPLOYES
ON ANNUAL PICNIC
Eugeneans Put On
Rites at Corvallis
Thirty members of the 40 and 8 vol
ture here put 10 candidates, some of
them from Eugene and some from
Employes at the Eugene post
office and their families enjoyed
one of the beat outings of the year
Sunday when they went to the
summer home of Darwin E. Yoran,
postmaster, on the Willamette riv
er for their annual picnic. Nearly
on nonnlp n Mended the event.
Tha nienlckfira left Eugene at
abont 9 o'clock in the morning,
stopping in Trent for a baseball
trnma hptwppn the clerks and car
riers,- At the picnic site a dlnnar
was served, and in the aiiernoon
th crowd induleed in horseshoe
pitching, swimming, races, log
rolling, Jumping, a tug-of-war and
a relay race. 'The carriers won
the tug-of-war, but the clerks
evened the score by taking the
relay race.
In the afternoon a picnic sup
per was served.
CUTOlTWOlER
BEND. Ore.. July 21. Carl Um-
berger, 21, was drowned late yes
terday evening while swimming
off Rocky Point on Odell lake,
near Bend. Hia parents live be
tween Bend and Redmond. Um
ber eer had been employed as a
construction band on the Natron
Cutoff line. .
The death of Umberger was the
first drowning of the year In this
district, and the second ever to
occur in Odell lake.
COLLECTION
Of all kinds given careful attention.
Try us. Willamette Collection &
Credit Service. 8C0 Willamette.
Phone 87a tl
Try Eugene Special for a Good
Cigar.
Sprague. V. S. National Bank bldg.
Showanda. the rbafce of the smoker
Phone 1860
Terminal Beautr Shovne
Manicuring, Marcelling, Shampoo
ing, nair Dying, racial and
Scalp Treatments "'
Specialized In Belealta r.nlal.
In the Lobby of the Terminal Hotel
ift.
M
I DEMAND
r World-. B, To, 1
The
World's dm Tori,
Over 100,000 people .
testified that TAN
Has relieved them1
Stomach Trouble
Rheumatism, '
Hal-Nutrition,
Sleeplessness,
Nervousness,
Iffl80t Appetit.
Torpid LiveYj:
Constipation
"M. AB,0J,.Wfc B.
Taken TAN LAC"
V 4 MILLION B Orris.
SOLO lnTl
Far Sab Br All Cm4 Drtt
CAMPHOR ACTS QmJ
- --, r.,nru a, iv.
camn'vl
etc, ai ;!
quick action ot simple
wiccnazei, ""arastis,
ea in L,avoptiK eye wa.i,
small bottli helps any ca89 2
weak or strained ni ai . "
eye cup tree.
Anear"gSC
COURTESY
AND
EXPERT
SERVICE
Courtesy and ex
pert service are
good reasons for the
increase in the num
ber of people who
deposit at the Bank
ofCommerce.
We- are here to
make our service
useful to you, and
we invite you to
use it freely.
Checking Accounts
are Invited.
Bank
OF
Commerce
EUGEN E.OREGON
Florist Shop Is
In New Location
The shop of the University Florists
hss been moved from its former lo
cation on Hilyard street to the new
greenhouses ot SOS Thirteenth ave
nue east. The old greenhouses by the
millrare, built many years ago by
Mrs. Ida Patterson, hare been torn
down to make way for the new home
of the Gamma Plii Beta sorority.
t every nlttht ln.'e he forced lo resign as director of pub
nager'"" ? nu,,","t' .Jlo safety unless he "decided to listen
, 5 Coaches Leave
I Santa Fe Track in
1 Wreck in Kansas
IT'S COMING Enmrv Johnson's
"THE SPIRIT OF THE U. S. A."
nODGB CITY. Kan., July 21 ! harmony," with Hie mliuinistrntinn, it
Santa Ke passenger train numhorw "aid,
4. eastbound. was wrecked near: " "
Holcomb, Kansas, ten miles west jeg" East Relief
ui nere tins morning, according iu
word received at th division of
fice of the . railway here. Five
coaches were reported to have
left tho track.
to reason" it was lea rued from offi
e'als rlose to the general last night.
Should he decide to "go along" these
officials said, lie would be nertnittcd
to reuisln until January Jl. when his I rex compound," says Wilfrid Chad-
Irave from the marine corns expires, wick of I-awrenee. Massachusetts.!
le will he caciiKcd of heius "out of "that I did not care whether it:
60 YEARS OLD
LIKE BOY AGAIN
Elderly Man Describes Ef
fect of Usiny Korex
"I waa so disgusted with lite in
general.i when I started taking ko-
1 " 81 "
ZANE
GREY'S
Worker Pays Visit
J. J. Ilansaker of Portland, fie'd
secretary f'r the Near Kaat relief !hnv. hn mBrf hv ,Rr. ,,,,.
cured or killed me. In four (lavs
life had resumed tta c&eerful as
pect and work was easy to do
once more. Two months after,'
at a veterans' picnic, I was able
ts on a trapeze
bar six times.!
Now I feel like a 16 year old."
Many other wonderful reports
greatest novel
0P THE
WITH
JACK HOLT
KATHWN WtUIAMS
NOAH BEERY
BILUE DOVE
WASTELAND
Actually filmed on the painted
desert of Arizona and in Death
Valley, CaliforniaEntirely
IN NATURAL COLORS
AND-
Added Attraction Extraordinary
ODD
FELLOWS
BAND
DELUXE CONCERT
At 8:55 p. O-
Five Fines Paid
' In Police Court; m
Klvo fines were paid In potlcs
court this morning, all of them for
minor traffic offenses.
Oeorae Chapman nsl.i I:, for crcs
slug a street Intersection with his
ear at more than the allowed It
miles an' hour.
-Jeff Hhnw, the Ryan fruit com
paivy and Kr.il Kelilsll paid 1 each
for havltisr their cars parked with
out Hants after dark.
C. I. Dudley psld It for park
ing more titan Jo mlnutss on Wlt
Intnstte street during the hours
when the time limit la effective.
Insure wiSopy Troui?, 33 W 9th
rk in Oregon, is a visitor In Kn-, ex ronernlng relief from prema
gene having attended a , reunion of j lura ol(, 0i rapld oUne, low
he lliinsaker family at Pleaaant .Hill. Lctlvltv. noor circulation, arhlna
llatwiser.' who wni born and ,,,.,.i. ,! .Mb..., ., ik.
raised In the Pleasant Hill district. Is i Thnn who wish to trv knrev
s graduate of the I nn-ersiir of Ore-1 f ompound may now get It In- Eu
gon nnd Ills Kuaeue Bible university. g(M16 the A, Drug Stora nd
A litlle Armenian orphan girl will Ked Cross Drug Co. This an
be brought here to spca some time ; nouncement conies from the Amer
m the nesr future. Mr. Hanssker said. ! ran distributors of ' korex com
... " prtnd
Albany rires loll
For Week 325,000
ALBANY. Ore.. July il -Fire which
swept thrmigh a frame business buihl
inc here vesterdav. caused a loss of
resrly ?l.Vwn. The greatest dam
age was to the Albany Bakery plant
h1 nngp
j "Mighty ; Mf- ADMISSION "7
-Children - - It
. MAE ENTIRES IN Ip
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