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Newspaper Page TextCIIE EUGENE DAILY (IDA R D Page Fiv my TVening, August 4, 1924 Half-Price SALE of. Knitted SUITS and Dresses A vacation special and indeed on va cation apparel, for what could be smarter or more suitable for vacation or sports wear than a knitted suit' or dress, and why not since prices are half. LARGE'S CITY NEWS H Makes Bend Trip Roy Walker motored to Bend and back Sunday. Goes to Canada Kojr Wells left Sunday for Vancou ver, B. C, on a vacation trip. Returns From Lonavlew Harry Bailey returned from Long Tiew, Wash., Sunday night after at feiuling the pageant held there. avenue east, Eugene, and Mrs. Andy Peterson of Junction City,! have been admitted to the Pacific! Christian hospital. Mrs, Joan Ward ot Eugene. Mrs. Glenn Hol-i land and baby of Sclo, Mrs. Naomi' A. Morgan ot Eugene, Mrs. R. Reb-i ihan and baby of Springfield and K. 1 week-end here as the guest of U- Lltchenthaler of Mapleton have Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Morlan at ueen aismissea Bartle Court. One Permit Issued Building permit was Issued today to Conrad C Selton for the con struction of a basement at 134 Adams street, at a cost ot (200, To Newport- Mr. and Mrs. Truman Gay ana Mrs. A. U Roberts are at New port for a few days. m .BODY IS hnitv nf n man. dead for sev- lontbs, wns found Sunday in the L a.mtt 2f milra above Oakrldge Lorkman on the Natron cut-off, ing to word received by Sheriff R. Tnvlor. (a Kossman, deputy coroner, and I Marsh, Eugene constable, are Lr tnilnv makinr arrangements In; the body out for burial. lo the man was, wnat ne was ao- tbe woods or how be met ms nn, LnAwn to thn sheriff. ; an hndlv decomnosed. it EL that tie features are unree-ble. S1EZED BY RUSSIA ME, Alaska, Aug. 4 (P) I an authorities have seized Rome, a motorship of this city, fconftscated her cargo, accora- tto word received here today Anadyr, Siberia, Hendrickson, master and Arnold Castel, engineer, Sam Maglds, charterer of the were arrested. It was stated. cids had an arrangement with critics at Moscow which - he jrstood permitted him to trade Iheria, but reports said that the ferities at Anadyr, which is on Scast coast ot Asia just south Ic Arctic circle, refused to rec fo this authority. 10 HOLD LIVESTOCK Here From Cottage Grove J. H. Chambors, former sawmill operator at Cottage Grove, is here I today on business. E 10 E I BIG ASSET i EUGENE. VIEW At Crater Lake I Seventh aTvenue west, Emmet Pierce went to Crater licensed to marry. lake this week-end to spend his New machinery to manufacture material for fireproof partition! In will Marry rt ... ..... ..., , ..... Charles H. Dodds ot Berkeley, I ., ,.,,-.., P, rfc ,, California, and Helen Williams, 2521 boulevard. were .todayi The machinery la quite expensive. and represents an Investment of a vacation .it ten days there. Parka Without Llnhta Wayne Headley paid S3 in police considerable sum of money. This will add another product to the lines handled by the local con Eucene's American Legion drum . anil 'jugle corps is one of the greatest assets this city has, declared Eugene I business men who attended the page I ant of progress at Ixinjview and saw I tho ex-service men's organization win i about all the possible prizes in the pnrado there Saturday. 'This city enn't imagine the won derful reception these fellows get. and are entitled to, while away from homo," was the way oue put it this n.orning. "Blovk after block of peo-1 pie watching parades in which the drum and bugle corps is entered break into applause when the local hoy go by. Their brilliant and wonderfully , To Beaches for Vacation- Mr. and Mrs. Charles SIgman and child have left for two weekshe city after dark, at Newport aud Seaside beaches. ..,,ii . ,.,., Crete works, which Is even now attractive uniforms make them staud I it mornm,t1f1 " rf ? 1 shipping pipe, tiling, concrete blocks out conspicu. usly, and their work Suit Is Filed Suit has been filed ngatnst 8. E. Llbby by R. J. Lord, to fore close on an unfulfilled land talo contract. On Vacation Trip Fred Schneider left Saturday for a ten-day trip to Bend, Crater lake, the Oregon caves, and Marsh-field. At Mercy Hospital Louisa S'troda and Gertrude Stroda, both ot Harrisburg, today underwent minor operations at the Meroy hospital. Mrs. Fred Russ and Infant son ot Canary and Os car Drew of route No. 1, Eugene, have been dismissed from the hospital. and other goods to qtate of Oreg-on. til parte oC the Jack Lewis Returns Jnck lwis has returned to Eu gene after six weeks spont in. the under the leadership of J. J. Nicolle, Boys Start on Trip Charlea Chittock. Emil Strome, Colin McDonald, Pete Pakalak and Jack Danner, members ot . the Santa Clara Sunday school class, Portland Convalescent hospitaL Is 90 Years Old John Husby ot 626 Pearl street celebrated his 90th birthday on Sunday. Ho was born in Norway, in 1834. Return From Aledford Clarence Hansen returned Sunday night from Medford, where ho had been for the week-end. . Bridge Work Progressing A county crew under A. C. Strik er is repairing the Indian creek bridge iu western Lano and will shortly start on the McCloud creek bridge. Is On Vacation Amelia Metzen, assistant In the office ot the district attorney, is at Newport on a week's vacation. Vernita Winienrled is substituting for her. PORTLAND. Ore., Augr. 4. The Pacific International Livestock Ex position will be held here this fall In apite of the destruction by fire recently of the big pavilion which houses the show, It was decided today at a meeting of the directors of the exposition. The directors ordered the sale of $60,000 worth of authorized bonds and the contract for the new build ing will to let tn a tew days. It was announced at the meeting. The work wl 1 bo ruBhed, and with a plentiful Bupply of labor available, til,, structures will be ready tor the regular fall exposition. Plans for the reconstruction pres ented by General Manager O. M. Plummer were approved by 'the meeting. FLAYED BY LABOR (Continued from page one) fcond X-Ray Shows y o rs Collarbone ken i n Acident Ivor E. B. Parks suffered a brok- ihrhnne in the automobile accl- ahove Cascadia last Friday, ae- Ire to attending physicians, who marie a second X-ray eramina- nd who discovered that the bone broken annarely in two. It was 't thought that the bone waa hnt not broken. collarbone has 'been set. and Irinyor is carrvin bis arm in a Old-Fahloned Dane lies nnd children free. Good Eots of fun. Let's go! Wed ' nirht, Aug. fl. Dreamland Public invited. aO PLATE TO CLASSIFY ft IEKXT One large furnished J'lsekeeping ioom. S07 W. Fifth. 9. children. a6 t- t SALE iv owner. mnd- bungalow, loomed r paved Address COM, care Guard. a5 H KENT Furnished apartment, - room, a,,, sleeping porch. 1!C1 Ji--h street. afi f A cn r.S 10 or 30 in cultivation, rroom honre. commodious barn '1 'ther buildings. Held at ?rTOO. ff'd money, will sell for $.Vi(10. f me at 43 East Ninth, Room fi. I a9 ties, through manipulated control, are in a condition of moral bankruptcy which constitutes a menace to our country and its institutions. "Our course Is clear. Tn pointing to the platform and records of the inde pendent candidates we do so with the confidence that no other course than indorsement con be pursued if we are to remain true to our convictions. Those wjio are hostile to labor and to the people generally and who devote their energies to reaction and special interests must be opposed. "We call on the wage earners and the great masses of the people every where, who stand tor freedom and justice, democracy and human prog ress, to rally in this campaign to the end that the friends of reaction and specini privilege may be defeated and the faiUiful friends and servants of the masses elected." To make it plain that the indorse ment can not be interpreted aa a de parture from the federation's tradi tional principle of non-partisanism the report further stntes: "Co-operation thereby urged is not of identification with an independent party movement of a third party, nor can it be constrned as support for such a party, group or movement ex cept as such action, accords with our non-partisnn politics! policy. As to Minority Croups. "Neither can this co-operation im ply our support, arceptam or in dorsement of policies or principles ad vocated by any minority groups of or ganizntinns tiat may sec fit to sup port the candidneies of Senator La Follette and Senator Wheeler. "Organized Inhor owes allegiance to no political party nr group. It is not partisan to any political party or group. It ia partisan to principles, the principles nf freedom, justice and democracy." Return From Outings Among Eugene folk who spent the week-end at Newport were W. W. Calkins, J. E. Turnbull, Mrs. Jesse Griffin and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moxley. , teacher of the class, left today for a week's motor trip to the coast. Attends Portland Wedding Art Belknap of Belknap bridge has left for Portland to attend the wedding ot A. I. Mills and Kathertne Alnsworth of Hawthorne Terrace. Parents of both bride and groom are prominent In Port land banking circles. Two Are Fined A. M. White was fined $5 in po lice court this afternoon on a charge of crossing a street inter section too fast with his car. J. A. Kreinmel said $2 for parking his car on the wrong side ot the street. Miss Hathaway Here Marv Jane Hathaway ot Oregon City is in Eugene for a few days on business. She will be a senior in the university next year. Trucks to Oakrldge J. R. McKy has sent up seven trucks above Oakrldge to work a couple of months for Wren and Greno, contractors on the Natron cutoff. Morse Returns Home A. A. Morse, father of P. M. Morse, county surveyor, has re turned to Portland after spending part of his vacation here with his son. Curry County Rev. and Mrs. Bruce J. Griff en are spending their vacation at Ari zona inn, southern Curry county, expecting to return to Eugene in about two weeks. Adds New Equipment W. E. Naylor, proprietor of the City Gleaners, has added a new pressing machine to his equipment. His wife is spending a week's va cation at Bandon, and MrB. VIda E. Harris is substituting for her. Svarverud to Farm M. Svarverud took his wife and son Return From Vacations Rebecca Sailor ot the county clerk's office, Audry Stanfleld ot the county engineer's office and Nell and Marguerite Jenkins of the business office, University ot Ore gon, have returned from two weeks vacation. They visited Newport and other places. Will Have Operation Mr. and Mrs. C. -A. Doran and two sons are here from Portland, Mrs. Doran expecting to go to Albany for a major operation Tuesday. Her husband and two sons are staying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bailey, here. T DEFEATED IN SAME The Eugene all-star team defeat ed the Harrisburg squad IS to 1 In a baseball game played at Harris burg Sunday. "Pop" Pharea was the star for tha Kugeneana, holding the Har risburg nine to two hits and one run while his team mates gathered In 13 runs against tho offering of Johnson, Harrisburg pitcher. Poor team work waa displayed at times by the llarlsburg playora. Batter ies wore, Eugene: Phares and Sleen; Harrisburg: Johnson and Johnson. A god crowd from Eugene attend ed the game. Judge Well on Vacation Jesse O. Wells, justice of the peace, has left for Oceanslde, where he will get his wife who has been spending the last 10 days at the beach, and leave for Rainier national park and British Columbia, to be gone two weeks. Dean Allen Returns " Erlo W. Allen, dean of the Uni versity of Oregon school of journal- Ism, returned home this week-end from Berkeley, Cal., where he has been tor the past six weeks In structing in the University of Cali fornia summer session. Mrs. Al len went to Roaeburg to meet him. New Freight Agent H J. H. Brady of Portland, new traveling freight' agent of the Ore gon Electric railway company was In Eugene Saturday. Mr. Brady is taking the place of W. H. Shields, who has been promoted to the position of contracting agent of the company. Roof Catches Fire I ..trial flpaiHnn a. this week-end to his farm at1 . " a BeMefountalne, where ho expects jthl; afternoon at lrio olock when t thresh crops for the next, throe or four days. a roof fire was reported. The fire. which was thought to have started from the flue, burned a hole about Walter Watson. Frank Blade and ,our feet "1u." the roof. Ed Clarke left Saturday night tor British Columbia, to be gone a week. Leaves Far Coast Benjamin Horning left Sunday to visit relatives on the coast. He nlnnH in onto Hn-va,J thla -11 ,, , and take graduate work in the SffilT- Then,hLVeRCotf,0Mr"ta;rdi of'goo,- Mrs. A. J. Sherwood, his wife's j " . Parents- u.k... .. ui i .. .. Mrs. Leave on vacation Frank Harrltt Prison Guard Off To Mexico to Get Parole Violator BAXEM, Oro., Aug. 4. Jamea R. Carey, penitentiary guard, leaves here today for Mexico City to bring back to the prison Albert C. White, parole violator who la being held there. Whito waa sentenced to tho peni tentiary from Tillamook county for attempted, child stealing. He was re ceived March 6, 1015, and paroled March 6, 101T. Portland Hotel Deal Is Reported PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 4. Rob ert K. Keller and Wm. E. Boyd, own ers of Benson hotel, are said in well informed circles to have about com pleted a deal for the purchase of the Oregon hotel here. It was said that the deal will be closed next week and that it will In clude the present building site as well. When asked regsrdlng the deal, W. E. Boyd would neither affirm nor deny it. with the musical Instruments la ex cellent. Then, to cap it all off, is the fine appearance of each man. I tell you, they re worthwhile. They re do ing more for he town than the rest of you realiie. You've got to see them away from home to find out how they 'stack up' against competition." Little Buddie KueselL mascot, drew much interest and complimentary glancea, hla position at the head of the corps and hia even drumming do ing much to call forth plaudits. FIVE SPEAKERS AT Be At Heme In This Store Everv nook mul corner of these three big floors well lit, clean, well ventilated and easy of ac cess ami exit, offers cordial welcome to visitors. The store's first thought is to serve tho people. ta multitudinous varities of goods nro to en able every one to make good selections. The attentive, polite, and educated salespeople receive you rather as guests and you are never followed or "eyed" or urged to "buy. No one ia limited in time or hurried to make selections. All articles nro rightly labeled and fairly val ued. ' No wonder we are continually growing and progressing in the right direction. VvPvfTpTTrW! tWaihturvi&c ia,.iiui.i,-l,ja:j,.,t Dr. R. H. Fields, speaking on the prevention of goitre, and touching on the history of the malady, gave the principal address today at the lunch eon of the Eugene Kiwanis lub. A thorough discussion of the preventa tive meana for tho cheeking of the diseaae waa given by the doctor. W. K. Newell, Ir. W. . I.ee and Frank Chambira spoke briefly, re porting on the Clear Lake water sup ply Investigation trip. Tho project aa proposed ia a gigantic one, they re ported, and will in all probability provo to be a fcatiblo plnn within tho next four or five years. Rev. Frnncl3 Iiolpsig, representa tive of the Corvnllia Klwanls club, gave a short talk, pledging the sup port of tho Corvallis club to the Eugeneans In their effort to secure the 1020 district convention for En-gene. Reed Instrument Expert at O. A. C. OREGON AGRICULTTRATi COI IiEOE, Corvallis. Ore. William V. Skiuuer, noted expert ou reed instm incn.i, ia to join the faculty of the O. A. C school of music the coming school year, to take full charge of instruction in reed instruments. The department of wind instruments hue grown ao rapidly lu the last few years that aonie applicanta for instruction have beeu turned away. Mr. Skitmer is well kuown in Ore gon aud in other western stntca where he has been connected with muuc.-.l organisations. Ho ia now playiug in Portland with the Royal Kosarinn bund und with Chnlfferclli's puik baud. Aggie Bulletin Is Issued Showing All Campus Activities OREGON AORIOULTUHAL COT, LEGE, Corvallis, Ore. A new 81 page bulletin, Illustrated vlth pic tures of the ci.mpus nnd atudent ac tivltlca, has just been issued by the college, setting forth the work and purpose of the teaching division of tho institution. Tho title, "A Liberal and Practical Education," is taken from the enabling act of congress es tablishing the agricultural and me chanical colle i. Tim mitunil attractions and re sources ot Oregon and the port blnycd by reaoarch, as exemplified at tho collcgo, ia the development ot tlieso resources, are describe,, in the booklet. A section on religious and social service, as inspired by the col lege and Us church environment, shows a acoro or mor of O. A. C. graduates doing missionary work in foreigu couutries. EUGENE COLLECTION AGENCY No collection, no fee. No entry fee or dues, 774 Willamette, Alta King, Attorney. , DANCE At New Trlaugio Lake pavilion, every Saturday night. tf COLLECTION Of all klnda given careful- attention. Try us. Willamette Collection & Credit Service. 80 Willamette. Insure W. nth. with Henry Tromp, 83 Anthony K. Robinson of 7T.. w . Newman Grove, Neh started for Miss Margaret , ' , ... Smith, Miss Etltlyn Sterner. Mn Wm. o? h Portland-Rainier Stages Planned By i S. P. & S. Railroad SALEif, Ore., Aug. 4. The public I service commission today baa before it for consideration the application ot ; the Spokane, PorUand and Seattle j Hnilroitd rnmnanv for authority to es tablish a line of busses from Portland ' to Rainier, a project that was recent ly announced by the company. Tha proposed line will operato six White vehicles, each having a capacity of 22 passengers, O- O Baseball Results I o o AMERICAN LEAGUE At Chicago It H K rain. Philadelphia, Chicago; called ftftli; rain. Batteries: Gray and Perkins; Con Dally and Grabowskl. ; At Cleveland H. E. Roaton n 11 Cleveland M 15 1 Batteries Fullcrton, Ross, Quinn, Puhr, Workman and Piclnich; Mca acnger and Myatt, U Scwell. At Detroit R- H. E. New York W 0 Detroit IH Batteries Hoyt, Mammaux, Gas ton and Schsng; Colllna, Btnner. Dauas and Bassler, Woodall. 2L ARAWA Y'S nULBRANSEN VJ The Hegistering Piano NATIONAL LEAGUE At Philadelphia Cincinnati 8 14 1 Rose Baughman and Mrs. Fannie! t Blrvald Rkavlan oti Philadelphia 3 14 2 Hoss, all of th McMorran anrt,p,." "V" ?l Batteries: T.umie and Hargrave; Washburno department store, have' off )n porMnrt, ' 0re i ,, ; Oeachager and Henllne, Iexlnnton, Neb., before returning to her home. The Only REGISTERING Piano left on their vacation trips. ItFVT Tl j -., ." . - 'ui irry uriMranic J'ekeepin- room,, on .ronnd Por. pas TV, .m.... -n DANCE I u" "nce every Saturday I Wednesday nigbt at Springfield pavilion. tf THE BUTTn- cunp ''tirir. Buttons and Hemstiteh- .ia i,i EaaL TLcne 1715-J tf Kills Seagull; Is FinedSum of $25 John W. Torpin of Junction City was fined $-5 in jtl3tice court thie morning by Harold J. Wells, acting justice, for shooting and killing a sea gulL Rodney Roach, depuiy game warden in lane county, made the ar reat. Reuben R. Gustafson was fined $10 for speeding. DAVIS. SMITH DINE NEW YORK. Aug. 4. John W. Davis, democratic candi-lale for presi dent, and Governor Smith of New York ate lunch together today. After ward. tover!in- Smith re-iterated his declaration of intention to campaign for Mr. Kavis. beginning soon after I,abor day. Governor Snrth declijed to tay whether he would be a candidate for denomination for his preient office. Close friends assert ttf;r beiief that he wouid not be. Licensed to Marry H. J. Sherman of Wlnant Marian Alberta Seymour. Eugene, In Halt Lake. and Arnold Edward Htamm and; Rr-tty Mae Pesterf ield. Eugene, !plenlo at Albany were 1,'censod to wed late Salur-I Mr.- and Mrs. M day afternoon. companled Dv Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Gerllrrj?r Mere M rs. George Portland and At Brooklyn Pittsburgh " 1" '' Brooklyn - 1 8 1 Batteries: Cooper and Gnorh: Os borne, Ebrhart, Honk aud Taylor. At Boston hM ITUinl Ihn Wat l,h r.ISt. TO0S 4 14 I I oral Motors Acceptance corpora-1 Beaton , " I Hon. II- aavt that William Mor-I Batteries: Pickerman Goniale. and rison. former Eueenoan. Is living: Barnes, M'Namara sad O'Neil, Gib Georae Paris Visits- George R. Paris, son of A. R.l Everett Plxley Here Paris, proprietor of the Red Cross) To spend his two weeka vacation drug store, is viaiting here on ai with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J two-weeks' furlough from tile bnt-lw. Plxloy, Fj-erett Pixley Is here tleshlp Oklahoma, ye Is a musician :fr6m Salt Lake, Utah, where ho OU lilt! BIJIU. son. At New Y'ork, 1st game Oiioaan 1 H nick's slater, New York ti 10 0 James Harris who Is visiting' Batteries: Keen. Wheeler ft uart- here from Llbby, Montana, and H.lnett; Bentley and Snyder. T. Oerllnger, of Gorow. motored to Albany ynater memher of the day where they were Joined by I nivcrsity of Oregon board of T. and rearents. is In Eugene for a day or. Mr. and two. She Is accompanied by her land for a picnic. Mrs. Green Is daughter, Georgian Oerlltigor, who daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick. just comnleted work at the sum-1 ' 1 mer session of the University of Geonje McMurphey Visits California. George W. McMurphey Is ex- pneted here this evening to spend At Eugene Hospital isoveral days visiting with hit Mrs. E. L. Edward of Junction I mother. Mm. Albert McMurphey. City, Mrs. R. B. Hanna of Cot- Since his trip to the orient recent tage Grove and Leo McMahon of ly, Mr. McMurphey has been with 'Oakrldge have been admitted to an orchestra In Portland which I the Eurf-ne hospital. Charles Rlti furnished entertainment aboard the lof Oakrldge, Mrn Horla Stevens of vessel on which he traveled. Mrs. Hickreal end William L. Hall of McMurphey expects to return to What an astounding change has come to pass in pianos played by music roll and pedals! To bring your self musically up-to-the-minute- In vestigate the REGISTERING Piano. What an amazingly finer and al together better quality of music you can now play because of thla new day Registering feature I To realize how completely this epoch-making idea has upset all your former opin ions of instruments of this type get acquantcd with the Gulbransen. Keys preed down, as In hand playing not knocked down, as in yesterday's player-pianos. That's what the Gulbransen Registering feature doesl It registers your exact "touch" on each note. You can graduate each note's shading, not merely play It loudly or softly. With such direct and perfect control as the Gulbransen gives of each and every note on the keyboard, you can regulate their tone separately, indi vidually exacdy as the pianist does In professional concert playingl Why be content with an indiffer ent quality of music when with the Gulbransen you can play with all the life all the feeling all the deli cate gradations of expression you admire so much in the finest hand ploying? Why be satisfied with an ordinary player-piano when at the same price, or less you can now own an instrument so superior in every way as the Easy-to-Flay Registering Gulbransen. SETTLEMENT BURNS Mra. Claude Green and: ' HEYHN.NE. Wyo.. Ang. 4. The Mrs. Mulberry, of Port-i settlement of Cold Springs end neigh- I nonng mine nuiinings nave oen or alroyed by a forest fire, according to Information received at tha United States office here. Chicago, 111., have been dismissed.; Portland with her son. DANCE Moonlight dance every Satnrdav and Wednesday night st Spring fiek'. open air pavilion. t: DANCE At New Triangle Lake pavilion every eatnroay nigau tf DANCE At New Triangle Lake pavlDfi every Saturday night. t Eugene Special for a Geo, Vialta foe Week-end I At Pacific Christie Mr. and Mrs. A. B. ester and: Mrs. O. B. Arneat of Cottage! Try nauanTPr iioroiny. ui i-oniana ana wrove, .tirs. r. r-. nmitn oi zi"u : cigar. I Mr. and Mra J E. Brower. of In- Willamette street. Eugene, Miss dUnatol.a, Indiua, spent the Cora Ten Eyce of 470 Fourteenth Xamr with Henry Trosag, 23 W 0U I 1Tsil TU!e and we will tell you on what easy terms you IVlUll 1 nlS - L., r.iilKr-n..n Nm NATIONALLY PRICED $575. BRANDED IN THE BACK $495 $420 SETH LARAWAY MUSIC ST0.i5 Temporary Location 147 East 9th St.