The Eugene guard., August 14, 1924, Image 2

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1UK nuuaan-y" -
The Biggest Double Program
Ever Shown In Eugene!
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HI
HE WENT WEST
BECAUSE
HE HATED WORK
and his first job was
to tame the wildest wo
man in the wild west
show.
HOW HE CAN SHOOT
HOW HE CAN RIDE
HOW HE CAN LOVE
HOOT
SON
in--
"THE SAW-DUST TRAIL"
The first picture in Hoot's new series of
stirring western dramas. This new series
is so good that they will be shown at the
Rex and Castle theatres.
AND HERE'S ANOTHER KNOCKOUT!
JACK
DEHPSEY
The World' Greatest Fighter
in the
World' Greatest Movie Event
' The First Picture of
"THE FIGHT
AND WIN"
STORIES EACH STORY
COMPLETE IN ITSELF
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IT'S esrSsilv THE KINO OF
GOT THE y55L5fc2li! CHAMPIONS
WALLOP 1 . Smashing
Z tfOME
3 Big iTtt? io'V wkole family .
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" HOME
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TODAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
OH BOYl A DOUBLE SHOW WHAT AM!. ;
SECRET PACT HELD
CAUSE OF KILLING
18-YEAR-OLD GIRL
BENTON HARBOR, Mich Aug.
14. Florence McKinney, the pretty
10-year-old sweetheart of Emil Zupke,
today ! charged by Sheriff George
Bridgeman with being the instigator
of eecret pact that resulted In the
Nnnrder of Cora May Raber.
Bit by bit, according to the ahertff,
the laughing country girl has admit
ted that she knew her rival for
Zupke's Affections was to 'be done
away with."
"I knew It all the time,", she Is
nnoted as Ksybur. "I knew when I
went riding with Cora and Fmll that
she never would return olive," , , -
Zupke and the girl we're arrested
Tuesday night, after he had admitted
that he had choked Miss Kaber to
death and his sweetheart had volnn
tartly surrendered and confessed. that
she was with him when the crime was
committee. Zupke related how be
choked Miss Itaber, who was soon to
become a mother, after she had re-
fused to release him from a promise
to marry her so he could wed Miss
McKinney. Tie choked her, he de
clared, as they were driving-throngh
a desolate country near here, while
Miss McKinney was at the wheel of
his roadster.
Zupke and his youthful sweetheart
today face first ' degree murder
charges. .
OF WEST SIDE WAY
Last of the concrete on the West
Side highway, on the stretch from the
Benton county line to Monmouth, waa
laid last Saturday, according to a
letter received at the local Chamber
of Commerce from Clares C. Powell,
secretary of the Monmouth Commer
cial club. Formal opening of the
stretch of new pavement win take
place some rime esrlyjn September,
according to the Information in the
letter.
At the present time a detour from
the Benton county line to Monmouth
is In effect When the ten-mile detour
is abandoned, a second highway, pav
ed all the way, will be opened from
Eugene to Portland.
Monmouth is planning for a huge
celebration-when the pavement is
opened. All valley cities will be asked
to join in the celebration.
Americans Break 3
Irish Records in
Well-Staged Plays
DT-BLIN. Aug. 14. On J. J.
H of the United States, defeated
O . .y by three games to one in
the deciding match of a handball tour
nament of the Sallteann games today.
O'Reilly was the first Iriahman to
win a single game from the Ameri
cans. Brennsn of Ireland defeated
O'Donnell of the United States.
The Dublin newspapers today com
ment enthusissticalfy on the perfor
mances of the American athletes in
the track and field events yesterday,
especially on the air victories of
Harold M. Oaborne of the Illinois A.
0. 1 . ,
The Americans broke three Irish
records.
Further thrilling contests are ex
pected today when Levin, the Irish
champion, will meet fleet Americana,
Englishmen, Canadians, Australians
and New Zealanders in the 400 metre
run.
Liquor Smuggling
Penalty Heavier
.'. Under Tariff Act
WA 8H INOTON, Aug. 14. In
structions have been given by At
torney flrncral Stone to United
States' attorneys at coast and bor
der points to employ the tariff act of
1022 preferably in prosecuting liquor
smuggling enses becsuse of the heav
ier penalties possible under it.
The department of justice last
month announced Its purpose with
new facilittea nt its command, es
niw.nltv those sranted hr rnnerpsa to
' the coast guard,- to redouble its ef
! forts to combat rum running.
Section MK1 of the tariff act pro
ividea penalties' of imprisonment and
: a fine of $fti00 to smugglers of
goods, Including whisky.
jotting smokes sweeter in a seasoned fife
than seasoned tobacco
Sweetas
What mellows a pipe?
T -AGE
What mellows tobacco?
AGE
And ft follows, then.that
nothing smokes better
in a seasoned pipe than
seasoned aged-in-wood
In all our experience
we have (bund nothing
that equals AGEING
IN WOOD to ripen and
sweeten tobacco for.
smoking
LiggttiCrMym Tobacco Co.
die aged in wood
-tobacco
aamiiraiMaa,
Gov. Pierce Opens
Defense Day Drive
SALEM, Ore., Aug. 14. Organisa
tion for national defense day, Septem
ber 12, was set in motion Wednesday
by Governor Pierce when he address
ed letters to mayors in the state ask
ing their cooperation in making that
day a success. The governor asked
each mayor to name a local commit
tee to arrange for some sort of pa
trlotle meeting on defense day. In
places where units of the national
guard are located be suggested that
the exerdaes be held in conjunction
with the mobilisation test called for
by the secretary of war.
I Coast League
Yesterday'! Result!.
At Oakland 3; Portland 2.
At Rait Lake 3; San Francisco 2.
At Sacramento 2; Los Angeles T.
At Vernon 8; Seattle fi.
SPORT BRIEFS
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DETROIT, Aug. 14. James (Jim
my) Anderson, former lightweight
boxer, the only man except Benny
Leonard who knocked out Ever Ham
mer, died after an operation.
BALTIMORE., Aug. 14. Mickey
Papner stopped Tat Milla in five
rounds.
Missing Paymaster
With $5000 Hunted
criTTr.P . A.nf 14 Innutrv fnto
' the disappearance of Lieut. Lester B.
i Ksrelle, a pavmaater. wna uisap
I pearrd May 8 from the Puget Sound
navy yard at Bremerton, near here,
! was reopened today on orders from
J Secretary Wilbur.
Vrti.n.te.1 fteerc had failed to find
' any trace of Karelle or of $R0OO
which was said to nave disappeared.
THE
FAIRBANKS HOEV3E
FOR SALE
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
CASH' OR ON TERMS
1691 Walnut Street Phone 784-R
I DANCE AT VENETA
j Saturday nslil. iio.sl music. luhllc
i Invited. Ktril and irivnd priies will
be given for bct duurers. r'ri-Jat.-ti
USE THE GUARD WANT AD WAYS
OLD TIME DANCE
Stephens Hall. Springfield; Satur
day night, August lti alt)
S2.000 Purse Won
By Taggart's Colt
NOKT1I RANDALL, CLFVB-I-NI.
O., Aug. 14. OW Colonel
lUtMvortb, Thomas Taggart a star
e.lt. won The Sportsman, purse
, $'.M0, for three-vear-oM trotters
i eligible to the 2:10 clssa, advertiaed
hesdliner on today's (Irand Circuit
progrnm here, but the real feature of
j the afternoon developed In the 2:07
scr, wnico iuruinei iu riromi iia-
isb ever seen on a local raca track.
SPANISH BOHEMIAN DANCE
Katnrday Bight. Stephens Hall.
Sprloifieli Ore. lVolic invited, all
taa
TO GUARD SUBSCRIBERS
If your paper Is ut delivered
bv 8 o'clock every mgbt please
telephone 1WO before T So V,
a M. ivliveries will be msde from
the oflic up to that time.
Strangler Lewis
Wins From Mondt
l-OS ANGKlJa, Aug. 14. Ed
"Strangier" Uiru, world's heavy
weight wrestling champion, defending
hia title here last aighl, defeated
Toots Moattt of BouMer, Cols with
a aeadlock us 1 hear St) Buaalea,
U. 8. TRACKSTERS WIN
DUBLIN'. Aug. 14. fyS-Wednes
day was America's day at the Tall
tenn'h. " The Americans took first in
six of the seven track and field events
decided.
Try Eugene Special for a Good
Cigar.
BILLY WALLACE WINS
OAKLAND, Aug. 14. Billy Wal
lace, Oakland, won a four-round de
cision over Bud Ridley of Seattle,
here last night.
"Dynamlto" George, Lo Angeles
middleweight, defeated Jimmy Dar
rah, Denver.
YOU POOR KID, WHY
ARE YOU SO SD?
Don't your mother know that
Cod Liver Oil will put pounds of
good healthy flesh on your bones
In just a few weeks?
Tell her every drugslst has It In
Bugar-coated tablet form now so
that you won't have to take the
nasty, fishy-tasting oil that is apt
to upset the stomach.
Tell her that McCoy's Cod Liv
er Oil Tablets are chock-full of
vltamlneg and are the greatest
flesh producers and health build
ers Bhe can find.
One sickly, thin kid, aged 9,
gained 12 pounds In 7 months.
She must ask Linn Drug Co.,
W. Ai Kuykendall, Carroll's Phar
macy, or any good druggist for
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets
60c tablets, SO cents as . pleas
ant to take aa candy.
"Get McCoy's, the original and
genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablet."
THE BUTTON SHOP
Pleating, Buttons and Hemstitch
ing. SO 7th Are. East. Phone 171S-.I.
' tf
DANCE
At New Trisng'ie Lake pavilion,
every Saturday nitht. tf
Marcel and Curl last longer after a
Golden Glint Shampoo. Pil. Adv.
Tu,W,Th,Fr,tf
COLLECTIONS
of U kinds given careful attention.
Try us. Willamette Collection &
Credit Service. 860 Willamette. Phone
378. tf
Notice
I will not be responsible for any
bills contracted by anyone except my
self. Mrs. David Hcnnigan, Jr. - al4
DIU0USNESS
Ls9 Periodic bilious attack;
eour stomach, sick hend-
ache, torpid, sluggish
liver, and miserable con
stipation, easily avoided by
CHAMBERLAIN'S
TABLETS
Thw h'P ft "nr hallhlhl acHee, mah
tuHlt tmu, eftfnenen rtgular mi soft
ckfrf. WfvKrr. unen CHAMBER
UlfS TABLETS nay is earfty W. -
Only 25 cants sold everywhere.
s
UNMER COLDS
mrm tiogaiing and annoying.
Tni very nrst mgbt apply
wicks
V Vapo Rub
VENETA . ELMIEA
NOTI-EUGENE STAGE
. 8:30 UQJ
. 9:00 ua,
. B:10 .a
. 1:00 ia I
. i:i pa:
Leave Notl .. .
Leave Klin Ira
Leav Veneta .
Leave Veneta
Lea Ye Elmlra
To Veneta aad Klamlra
Leave Eugene i 11:30 aa.
To Veneta, Elmlra moi Ktl
Leave Eugene l:MpA
Saturday Uvcalag
Leave --Not. ....,,-.,...,...i:30 yjn. I
Leave Elmlra .... I:S pjt
Liave Veneta ;64 run.
Leave Eugene tor Veneta, Simla!
and cot 10:00 p.m.
Snaaajr
Leave Veneta 9:00 am.
Leave Elmlra 9:10 i
Leave Kugene 6:00 pja,
CENTRAL STAUB Tfclt Al.iAL
Eugene, 7th and Olive St
C R. Cook, Meaagcr
Veneta, Ore,
Hall's Catarrh
Medicine
"t rid your system of Catarrh or Deaf,
nea causal by Catarrh.
SeU T Jnti& fa orer 40 yttn
F.J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Ohio
CONCRETE
BRICK
BURIAL VAULTS
DRAIN TILE
IRRIGATION PIPE
SEWER PIPE
CULVERT PIPE
HOLLOW TILE
BLOCKS
SEPTIC TANKS
Eugene Concrete
Pipe Co.
135 Blair, Phone 903
Introducing Our
selves to '
'NEWCOMERS'
Who W, Are
Stockholders!
Emll Koppe, Pres.,
Eugene Woolen
Mill Co.
C. V. MuUln.
capitalist
E. A. McCornack,
farmer capitalist
A. R. Tiffany,
Koke-Tltfany Co.
Max Sklbbe,
Portland capitalist
R. W. Martin,
Asst. Sales Mgr.,
Booth-Kolly Lum
ber CO.
Mrs. W. S. Search.
Chas. Slgman
Mrs. L. Mirkelson
J. II. Beytlen.
Asst. Cashier.
B. B. Brundage,
Cashier.
C D. Rorcr,
r resident
Bank
OF
COJIMERCE
EUGEN E.OREGON
TOJDAY
ONLY!
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