The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, August 12, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTlay Evening, August 12, 1924. THE EUQENfl DAILY GUAED Fnge Three El MM PAL . vn r knr. 12. I ... Leonard, -- 7 tZ Xvion. returned to the rm F5"' -1. Tear's absence, sco-ed ! "";'.. ,i. victory over Iil iffi rtrlMm Here last niaht f"' ' ......a th ehsllenrer in a rnd contest, winning all but FB . "u. ,nn,ls bv a wide mariin. 'tkV champion suffered a lacerated "" ' ...mh with a nossible r . .u. Jiewl ulalnnr when Pi"?, crashing swing to Moran'a fnnrii. round. The in- 9 . na nid. will nrevent -5 from regaling Mickey Walk- Id's welterweight -champion, in ,5-rounn cu "v-"---"lr- . - - . t,nkee amuiu, - - tomorrow. Leonard, physicians m -HI h forced to rest M" .'f . . mnnth before he would tr ira" . . in condition to resume training. lubmit tne iujui'j .... 1 rT examination. If the injury is ' ,ious as the physician's expres- ,.j T .,,,.,) will rani, oat Inn indicnieu, j-ic" L.t his mstch with Walker be post- Sed unui pr"""'J -"-- il n.M'OrERQUB. N. 51., Aug. 12. Vinscontinental train service on the hnta re rnuruau jo uvU up w...., Mowing a cloudburst late last night Lr Olorieta, which washed out or luaged severni niuuo ui uo, is being detoured ovet the Belen toff- A wall of water swept down a can- ihrmieh Apache pass, carrying , telephone poles and horses and tile Wltn It. BO Ifir un to auunu r. was no loss of life, though it is karfd some automobile tourists may hie been caught in the canyon. A lionr of the national Old Trail hUh- lir passes through the canyon, an lind nignway now dciii uuu wu- I ruction. CITY NEWS ilea S.T r. if D.-ln rno1 n n Itli APHPrtlnn L speedily, and was fined $5 In police court mis morning, lere From McKenzle A Port nf thn Hnfpl MCKPT17IA Mil,'rn7lA hrirtirn lpft this mnrn. T . " - tntr tnr Tils hpnrinunrrnrn nfrp.r n Eisit of the past two days here a business. lounty Is Paid A. E. Jones of Jasper has claim d a !2 bounty tor slaying a wild- at. The cat was killed near his pome, and the pelt brought here: Finger Is Poisoned Claude Cray, paying teller at he First National Bank, is con ined to his home with a poisoned linger. While picking berries, the horn became embedded in bis linger, and poison set in. Woodcraft Club Meets ,'" The Woodcraft Thimble club Fill So entertained " Wednesday kvenlng at 7:30 o'clock, instead 'f Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. pert McMurphey at 877 Elev- nia avenue east. A large at- ndance is desired for the even- lug. omes From Florence Mrs. D. M. Kyle of Florence kas In Eugene today on a shop- Jig trip, t liltm Man Here J. S. Sawyer of Salem was here today on business. ft. C. T. U. To Meet- Mrs. W. F. Mrf.racVen will en. Main the members of the W. T. u. Wednesday afternoon at 30 o'clock Rt hop hnmn 1fl7fi Lawrence street. 'nitf-ra! .Services Announced me fun-rnl services for Edna "rSl-l! Whn rllArl at (Via Marnv lina. Hal Monday, wil) be held from BmnNlPttA phanal nt 9-!lA lock Wednpsdftv. Rv - H. Tvr. rn will officiate, and Interment ill be In the naniHh.T.nthpmn fam. Ifry at Junction City. uneral Services Announced 'unr-ral services for Winona Parks of Eugene and Evelyn Chit wood ot Alpine, who were drown ed at Alpine Sunduy. will be hold Wednesday ultcruoou ut 2:3ui ociock at the Walker chapel In Springfield. Adjutant Jessa Roe of the Salvation. Army will of ficiate. Burial will be in the Laurel Hill cemetery. Here From Canada Victor Towuley of Vancouver, B. C, arrived in Eugene today for a few days' stay. Portlanders Here Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hall of Pbrtland are in Eugene today on business. Here From Walker Lester l'entico, of Walker, Ore., was in Eugene this afternoon on busi ness. Pays Fine Edwin Johnston paid $2 in police court this afternoon for leaving the motor unattended in his automobile. To Build Bungalow Harry T. SUea of Eugene got a permit Monday af;eruoon to build a bungalow nt 14(VJ Uilyard, at a cost of $2000. Grass Fire Put Out The fire department was called to Nineteenth and Orchard streets at 10:20 this morning to put out a grass fire between two houses there. There was no less from the blaze. It is thought the firo Btarted from the burning ot trash there. Lions to Meet The Eugene Lions club will hold a regular meeting at noon Wednesday in the Osburn hotel. Guests at the luncheon will be the American Legion drum corps. At Eugene Hospital Those admitted to the Eugene hospital today were Mrs. GeorKe Feulner, Eugene; Jack and Dor othy Kowland, Eugene; Mrs. Henry Voeman. Creswell; Alice Thompson, Eugene; E. E. Martin, Eugene. Those dismissed were Ray Suter, Cottage Grove, Mrs. Delbert Park, Crow. At Pacific Christian Andrew Anderson, Eugene; Har ley Williams, Yoncalla, and Mrs. D. R. Pohnson. Marcola were ad mitted to the Pacific Christian hos pital today. Those dismissed were Rita Baldwin, Eugene; Anton Mar tinson, Tidewater. At Mercy Hospital Hlcy McCullutn, Junction City, and X. C. Potter, Waltervllle, wore admitted to the Mercy hospital to day. J. D. Alldrldge, Cottage Grove, and Baby Petty Simons of Sacra mento, Cal., were dismissed today. Wrenches Knee . A; J. Jahl, of the Eugene Fruit Growers' plant, last night wrench ed a knee when he walked out on a platform at about 9:30 o'clock Monday night and fell through an open trap. He Is at the Eugene hospital. Return From Seaside ' Mrs. Bettie Humphrey and daughter Miss Edna and grand daughter, ,. Elizabeth Humphrey and brother, Mr. Angus, have re turned from a three weeks outing at Seaside. Portlanders Buy Home Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stone Mon day bought the H. E. Cossen home at 707 East Sixteenth avenue. The Stones come from Portland. The ' deal was handled by the W. B. Cooper Realty company. Goes to Crater Lake- Mrs. Frances B. Rennie of the First National Bank left today for Crater Lake on her vacation. E TRIAL RESTS CASE CHICAGO, Aug. 12. UPt The de fense in the Franks hearing rested at 2:4S p. rn. The state immediately be gan presenting its rebuttal evidence with a list of 50 witnesses, including five alienists, to select from. ' RELATIVES CALLED : ' CIHCAtiO, Aug. 12. OP) Rela tives of the young defendants who kidnaped und killed Bobby Franks were called to the witness stand this afternoon in the hearing to fix their punishment. Jacob II. Loeb. former president of the Chicago public school board, and uncle of Richard loeb, was called first. Allan Loeb, brother, of Richard, followed. It was the first official Appearance of any members of the family of Rich ard I.oeb or Nathan F. Leopold, Jr., his co-conspirator in the murder of the Franks boy, and was the signal for a great craning of necks of spec tators ond fast work by the huge ar ray of photographers, Mr. Foreman Leopold, brother of Leopold, took the stand after Allan Loeb. Jacob Loeb merely identified some Liberty bonds and a bank Jwok found in Richard's room at home. He was cross-examined and left the witness stnnd within three minutes. British Steamship Reported Aground; On Maiden Voyage BALBOA, Panama, Aug. 12. The steamship Lamnres on her maiden trip from a British ship yard, has gone aground off the Nicaraguan coast, says a wireless received here today. The cargo has been jettisoned and the ves sel Is lying quietly and not taking any water. A tug has been sent rrom here. Lakeview Sawmill Is Threatened Ey Fire LAKEVIEW, Ore., Aug. 12. The sawmill of the Underwood Lumber company, six miles north of Lakeview, is threatened with destruction by a fire which broke out late last night in logged-off land nenr the mill. A crew of over 100 men was fighting the fire today to save the mill, which is one of the largest in the county. The fire, which hns burned since last Friday in the hay and .meadow land of South Warner vulley, is un der control today after having burned over 7000 acres of hay lnnd and de stroyed more than 4000 tons of hay. A patrol is being maintained to pre- vont the flames from breaking over the trench lines. Over 300 men were used in quelling the fire. there will be no entrance into the League of Nations until the peo ple have, by a vote, approved such a course." Mr. Reed said that "with that attitude I am con tent." ' Sever Is Employed By State Treasurer QiT.PM firrt Alie. 42. It b" turns tnnwn hiarA Vt3 tarda V thftt Frank Sever, vho was deputy state treasurer uniler tne ia p. Hoff, and who was a candt- ftnta tnr- the rnnilhtipan nOIU.Dft tion for treasurer against T. B. Kay, is now employed Dy oiuio I'S.a a a t . a Xftr nru a a ft 1 PiITRI fid- viser ia the Inheritance tax de partment at a saiary ot mnnrh TTS Affinaa flla 111 Port land whore he also practices pri vately, sever rn.reiy jh bwu m Colam T 1c eaU ha Ant Ami thft employ ot the state about three months ago. Traffic Of fenders . Fined By Justice r'tni- n i-ai,r;alil mi fined 15 in justice court today by Harold J. Wells, justice of the peace, for failure to give the proper signal when pass ing another car with his own.- It was alleged that he drove past the other car without any signal, and then turned in too quickly, forcing the other car Into the ditcn. Lane Martin and E. G. Miller were fined J10 each in the court for speed, ing. Ford and Son Sued By Vick Brothers SALEM, Ore., Aug, 12. Vick Brothers Motor company of Salem have filed suit in the circuit court here against Henry Ford and Son and the Ford Motor com pany asking damages ot $292,260 for abrogation In 1919 of a con tract under which the plaintiffs enjoyed state Bales rights on trac tors manufactured by the defendants. J. W. Miller, Mill City, Dies in Blast MILL CITY, Ore., Aug. 12. J. w. Miller, former county super intendent of schools, was killed by a dynamite explosion late yes terday afternoon at his home at Shelburn. Miller was preparing to blast out a well and had just entered a small Bhed used as a powder house when the blast occurred. Suit For Payment For Goods Opened Pult for the collection of $37.60 and interest for merchandise pur- , COLLECTIONS ' ., . Of all kinds given careful attention. Try us. Willamette Collection & Credit Service. 860 Willamette, rhone S7R. tf MOOSE DANCe Wednesday night, at Dreamland HaiL Good music. Public invited. Thurs-Frl-tf Simmons Buys Lot Lawrence E. Simmons this morning bought a lot on College hill from a Mr. Nebergall, for merly of Eugene. Mr. Simmons may build later on the lot. The deal was handled through the Sam Rugn Realty company. ' Reed Will Support Democratic Ticket We are paying $25.00 Per Ton for Green Italian Prunes delivered at the Hall Warehouse. Your prunes weigh as much now as they do a month from now. Delivery must commence at once or your prunes become too ripe for first shipment. GEO. T. HALL Phones 1015 143 West 5th St. KANSAS CITY. Mo., Aug. 12. James A. Reed, United States sen ator from Missouri, will support the democratic ticket, stato and national, he declared in a state ment here today. Senator Reed, who is recovering from an illness of several weeks marie the statement after he had read the addrps. of John W. Dav is, accepting the democratic pres idcntlal nomination, and after he had been asked whether there was any truth to rumors that ho would not support the ticket. Th6 Missouri senator said that although he did not agree with Mr. Davis' views on certain in ternational problems, he under stood from the presidential nom inee's address that he "pledges CHILDREN CRY FDR "GASTORIA" 4 Harmless Substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups No Narcotics! Mother! Fletcher's CnatOTia has pen In use for over 80 years to felleTe babies and children of f onsUpation, Flatulency, Wind Col f and Diarrhea; allaying Fever- F-iness arising th.r.rmm and hv Pfulatlng the Stomach and Bow- '. aids the assimilation of Food; giving natural sleep without opi ates. The genuine, bears signa ture of Anything i j fit ! Anything You Look at Here -Looks Bigger than our Price Tag! 1P1 $5,. $10,' $20 Standard Oil Scrip Books in these denom' inations like travel cheques are especially convenient for touring. They savo carrying cash, and are accepted by Standard Oil Service Stations and dealers everywhere for good, reliable Red Crown gasoline, Zerolene and other dependable ' products for your car! chased and ald never tp hav len paid for was started In circuit court today by the JlllnB o a complaint by the Commercial Corporation against Albert Jucobsm. Affidavit anil bond for attachment were also filed lu the case. Two Burn to Death In Big Barn Fire KXIGirrs LANDING, Cal., Au. 12. Two men wer burned to death And several others ar missing as the result of a fir early today in a barn of the River Farms company here early this nicrntnic, which trapped several score itinerants who had to fight their way through a locked end of the big structure. Court Division of Estate Is Sought Ovniilaiut seeking court ilivUiou of tie estato of Hubert l'UMtlxham, de ceased, waa filed in circuit court to day in the enso of Dora Kuson v. Norman EiiKyltdmm. Ruben Knygl sbntn and Tena Amidon. lora Fusion ia administratrix of the estate. Husband Cruel, Is Complaint of Wife Cruelty and non-biippurt are ol K'Ki'd in the roiuplnint ut' A?.Uu (iilli huiri anuinst Lyle V. (iilHlaml, filed in i-in-uit eturt today. iHvoreo is sought in the case. The two were umrriM in Kuene on OimoIht 17, 111 Ti. There are no children. Suit Is Opened in Court For $331.57 Suit for the collection of $3S1.G7, said due for merchandise purchased, has been opened in circuit court by Joe Morris, Jr., and Norman Morris against C. M. Lane. Complaint was filed today. Irving Grange to Meet This Friday IRVING. Aug. 12. Tho Irving grange will meet Friday, and after the business meeting there will be a program and refreshments. Dwelling fires during summer months are usually result of spark on roof. Keep the roof clean and have the property in sured with the OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASS'N EMERY INSURANCE AGENCY 37 Ninth Ave. W. Phone CG7 ' Eugene, Ore. litSfB, Dm i t STATISTICS BORN PEAX At the Kugene hoardul, Aug ust 11, 1024, to .Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Dean, of Eugene, a daughter. IXMAN At the Kugene hospital. August 11, 1024, to Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Inman, of Junction City, daughter. SKTLLINO At the Eugene hospital August 11, 1024, to Mr. and Mrs. E. XV. Skilling, of Kugene, a eon. GRIFFIN At the New Ilaven hos pital, July SO. 1024, to Mr. end Mra. Kldon Griffin, a daughter, Lillian Griffin. Mr. and Mra. Griffin were formerly of Eugene. BENJAMIN At the Eugene hospital, August It, 1024, to Mr. and Mrs. ' Horold Benjamin, 100U Friendly street, Eugene, a daughter. HEAD At the Eugene hospital. Aug ust 12, 1024. to Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Head, of 6T5 Pearl street, a son, weight aix pounds. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 8KB MB FOIt YOUR CHIMNEY WORK and Plastering; nil work first class. N. V. Evans, 51(3 Mad ison St. tf STORE FOIt RENT 828 Olive. Try Eugene Special for a Good Cigar. For quality cigars, rrince Nemo. Cigar. Delco-Llght Products for aale by W. I. Hargis, 837 Olive. ill Insure with Henry Tromp, 33 W. 9th. OU bW rrdtfini nhf smA ( e euinft modtm (tnrtd dengMi wbtU prtMTvmg Iht trifBul rtg; gold mp msdt Mrnmrf mJcmTreJfS.OO;cimdnH)lldlirummiJ cmdfli.OO; aUrWi tddal, $6.00 mci. Jewelry and Watch Repairing by ZMail A substantial part of our mail burin MS b the repairing of jew.lry and watts sans in by out'of-cown custom.n; no work done until you approve our estimate. Sent on Approval SsUctiens from eurjew.lnp stock, al whsterarprke you indicate. No obligation to buy i your moiuy back if yoo si. imKif fied end mum your purchaM promptly. Terms may b. srrangtd; correspondence in plain envelopes if rscnicsted. 89 Msrkst Street Sen Fraaderi SLABWOOB AND PLANER-ENDS A combination" that settles the heating problem forever. Planer ends are the ideal summer wood, also just the thing to start the fires off with a rush on cold winter days. Now is the time to lay in your supply. THE BOOTH KELLY LUMBER CO. 5th and Willamette Streets . Phone 452 BELL CAFETERIA CHANGES HANDS Having purchased and taken over th6 management of the Bell Cafeteria, we extend a cordial invitation to our old friends and patrons who used to eat with us at the Monarch Cafeteria and to the general pub lic to come in and see us in our new location. We shall strive to please you with courteous treat ment, quick and efficient service, good food and reasonable prices. MR. AND MRS. C. E. SCHENCK EUGENE , FRIDAY, AUGUST Grand Stand Chair Seats on Sale s Circus Day at McMORRAN S. WASHBURNE GREATEST 4 RING WILD ANIMAL CIRCUS. I 1 I r?ri Its MASSIVC ORTHAYA1. OT CVIMTS IN TMaV Urt OFTHC ONPf AMEJUCA.N PRINCESS Over Two Thousand Wild Animals ) MORE WILD ANIMAL PERFORMERS TKAnW ALL OTHER. SHOVES COMBINED C"g 1 MEET THE GREATEST MOVIE STAR OF THEM ALL - , .I0F MARTIN himself. STANDARD Free XJRE. VACUUM C LEAN E I T 0ET9 TMC OiR-T . ' st- -A. I UU A $55.00 Grand Prize Eureka Vacuum Cleaner will be given to the one turning in the most names of people who are interesting in buying a WASHING MACHINE or VACUUM CLEANER. Only the ones we sell will be counted. Each "EASY" Vacuum Washer we sell will count as much as two "EUREKA" Vacuum Cleaners. Just atop and think who you heard talking about buying a washer or vaouum cleaner. Write down their name and address as you think of them, and bring In to our atore, keep ing a duplicate list fr your own record. Uee the coupon now and send In two or three namea of people that you think are going to buy. Vou are protected fifteen daya on each prospect In case two- people tend In the eame name we will credit the one send ing It In first. In case' of a tie at the close of conteet there will be a draw or epllt Just as the winners decide. BUT THINK OF WINNING A GRAND PRIZE EUREKA. GET BUSY. Second prize, 20.00 credit on either "Eureka" or "Easy." Contest closes Oct. 15th, Eureka awarded Nov. 1st. ' , Mail or bring Coupon to Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co. "Wife Saving Station" 27 East 9th Ave. Eugene, Ore. We Specialize In Framing People in Pictures New Fall Designs In oulding Just Received in All Styles and Prices M Baker Button's ' tWUUVII V 7 West 7th, Eugene, Oregon 1 7" Kodaks Films: Kodak r Finishing IS: i! in of QUALITY STANDARD OIL COMPANY CCAtlPOKNM) (2) . 3) May nam and address la ,. , SKEIE'S 2T WILLAMETTE ST.