The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, August 21, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textday Evening, 'August 21, 1921 THE EUGENE DAILY GUAEI Pago Three MATHS IIN 0011 PACT 1DISAIAME1I1T : rBSBVA. Ang. ,21.-W-Jugo-T Md Australia have, joined the States, Great Britain. Ger- U ' Russia 11113 otier "te3 ln re" r' .. . tnT mutual assist- tovWonally framed as a means " ' ri-Hactlon of armaments. rortUP", " , -rinrfnla. hilt ""?.,. 5e guarantees afforded in sneers " . inadequate; it " tha definition of -what consti rtmS,eirresfiion insufficiently clear. ""ro-Slavia is of the opinion that ..n.rl reduction of armaments is i. .Me. "until some pdrctical solu STS found of the problem of a,- 5ral finds that no nation u h obliged to como to her as J Tu rte were attacked, nor JSd Australia be obliged to assist Za, Australia dislikes the reg STaliiance feature and doubts If council uld effectually deter- i. roinh state tras the aggressre Sin the f"r AaW mentioned in the ,w Premier Bruce declares, how ,r that useful avenues of injuiry r.r been opened by the provisional 1,1 and the fact that it is not ac Kble should not discourage the Sends of the League Georgia Newlyweds Puzzled By New Law A17ANTA. fin Ai, 01 Pniinloj. Who hllVa hnnn Wltrl in dnnvoia licenses issued after August IS, may have to go through the ceremonies all over again unless a liberal interpre tation IB nlflrori nn th r.fnntlv ta- yiscd marriage low requiring the post ing or applications five days before licenses are issued. The new act, passed at the recent session of the state legislature, con tained no fbted date upon which it WQlt tn hA lffn-iiA Tim MvaniA,1, signature was attached August 18. Helen Jacobs Wins From Miss Gardner HIS LIKE TO DO THEIRTRICKS Do wild animals like to-do tricks? That's a question that is often wked Al G. BarncB and his trainers. Let Miss Nell Roth, who will be seen in one of the three steel girded arenas of the Al G. Barnes wild ani mal circus, when the big show comes to Eugene, Friday, August 22, answer (be question in her own way. "Wild animals mostly dislike to learn at first. They're exactly like Bttle children. But when they find that no harm is meant, that each les ion is eiven in kindness, with tid-bit rewards for each proper advance, they begin to exhibit interest, boon they do their work Vith zeal. In fact, the happiest hour of the day for my nomas, next to feeding time, of course, is that in which they exhibit their higher education to the crowds in the stands. "Tigers, especially, are peculiarly susceptible to domestication, Svhen taken young. You have only to watch them dash from the cages into the arenas, if you have any doubts. They love to exercise, the change, the ex citement and the music. That's where ttey are better off than the zoo ani mals. They have a real interest in their work, and work is a blessing, isn't it V" These tigers nre only n part of the 2000 wild animals with the Al G. Barnes circus this year. The circus also includes a cast of 10SO people and 550 horses. The opening feature rti the proprnm this year is "Pocahontas it the Court of Queen Anne," includ ing in the cast three tribes of Indians, WashooB, Escondidoes and Apaches. And last, but not least, is the great est movie-star of them all Joe Mar tin, himself. SLAYER IS KILLED ruTfM riTV rnin Am.' 01 Prison officials today are investi- im"K me circumstances oc the oon.vi Of Antonio Nprnni 9ft en,. n!,l clnt-- of four of his countrymen, serving me sentence m the penitentiary Wre. who WHS fnllTiil rfpiwl in 1! JMterdny. Xeroni's body bore traces nd marks of a besting said to have administered Tuesday by Jack "iwiiBOD, a trusty serving a sentcn tt J)' from four to ten yeais. The fijrht, according to iirison nuth- ritieS. OCPIirrdfl tl-hnl, ',Mni lnn1..n i8 ttlA "l,inn .Ml.. ' , ..ii.u.iu "111111, hh:uul"UU tors tn tJie insane ward, yhere he continett. When Hobinson inte.--it is said, Neronl attempted to 'tab him with a knife which he hjd toncralorl on his person. IJoblnsoi tnirt the knife thrust and a fight ura Dotwccn the two men. Jack Dempsey to See , Firpo Fight . OcmiiKpy, heavyweight bojein , W'wo " erstwhile inotinn pic- i, . i"ns to leave here nest w f,iP xPW York to be on hand ! r7e Firpo-Wills fiKht fifjtembor in Jersey City, and the I.eonard- surer contest at. tlio XankecLSti '"fc Soptrnher 22. is Raid that Dempsey's presence mT Prf,rPdent, as he has never his opponents or rhnllpneprs in CbbonaWl,h tllG Pxct'l),ion of Tommy erfut team of amateurs ever brought together. The Engliahmen, however, are op timistic with unqueeiioned fighting quulltlee, Cyril J, H, Tolley, French open champion, and captain of the British Walker cup team, will en deavor to get the Americana to agree to have the aides composed of 10 men each InBtead of eight aa tn previous international matches. Six Men Hold Up Silk Truck; Get " $50,000 In Goods NEW YORK. Aug. 21. Six armed men held up a silk truck in Madison, Square today and took the truck and its cargo of silk, valued at $50,000. scores of persons witnessed the hold up. BROOKLIXE, Mass., Auff. 21. aiisb Helen Jacobs, 15-year-old Berkeley, Cal girl, who came east to try for the title In the national Junior ?lr)s tennis singles. ad vanced today to the final round In the Long wood invitation singles tournament. She defeated Miss Katherlno Gardner of Boston ln straight sets, 6-2, 6-2. The other finalist is Miss Eleanor Goss,. of New 'York, Olympic team member, who defeated Miss Leslie Bancroft of Brookllne, today', 6-3, 6-3. T Ml PLYMOUTH, Vt., Aug. 21. Light ning struck about tho president's home here during the severe storm late yesterday afternoon and night, one bolt putting out of commission the telegraph apparatus in the temporary business office in the general store. The store is situated about 50 yards from whero tho president and his fam ily aro staying in tho homo of his father, John CoolRlge. Klectrical workers were kept busy several hours repairing the damage, but no material injury was done by tho bolt. President Coolidge tod his family apparently were not disturbed. No wires go into the Coolidge home and the real effect of the bolt was not felt here. GOOD PEACE MOVE CHICAGO, Aug. 21. (P Allied German acceptance of the Pnwes plan was declared by Senator Watson of Indiana in an address before the Ham ilton club of Chicago to be the repub lican party's answer to the inquiry of John W, Dnvis, democratic presi dential nominee, as to what" single contribution the present republican administration had made to the peace of the world. "The arms conference and ttie Dawea plan represent the two longest steps ever taken for the pacification of the world and the United States under a republican administration took both of them without belonging to the league of nations or being in any way entangled in its political in volvement," Senator Watson asserted. "In every truth, if we had belonged, we no longer could have occupied the impartial position of umpire and could not have well eierted the powerful and conclusive influence that we did." 0101 LIMITS PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 21. Uni form bap limits on migratory birds In states of the west is one ofthe, im portant topics for consideration at the meeting here of the Western As sociation of State flamo commission ers Friday and . Saturday, Preliminary to the meeting of, the state officials a conference was held here today by federal wardens, those participating including fieorge 13. Mnshback of Billings. Mont, Web ster H. Ransom of Spokane, George Tonkin of linker and liny Steele of Portland. SUGAR ADVANCES SAN THAN CISCO, Aug. 21. An advance of 10 cents a hundred pounds in the price of refined cane and beet sugar to jobbers, to take effect to morrow, was announced today by the Western Sugar Refining company. This increase brings the price of cane sugar to $7.35 and .that.of beet sugar to $7.15. JiPIlNISTERTO E rEKTNG. Aug. 21. (A1) K. Yosh izawn, .Tupanese minister to China and senior diplomat at Peking. Jias informed L. M. Karakham. ltnsiau ambassador to China of his refusal to circulate among the members ot the diplomatic corps representing the protocol powers the Karnkhan note regarding the tranfer of the Russian legation to the Soviet government, it was announced today . The refusal, it was said, was due to irrelevant matter and personal ui lusinn contained in the note. Yoshtzawn is said lo have suugest ed to Karakhan that he redraft his note in more moderate terms. Tho Karakan note created some what of n sensation this week by ita tone, as well as by its refusal to ac cede to the terms laid down by the United States under which tho latter country would consent to the trans fer of the Russian legation. The United States offers to agree to the transfer provided the Soviet govern ment regards Itself as ft signatory to the protocol of 1001, but such con sent, it was pointed out, must not be construed as American recognition of the Soviet government. Railroad Seeking To Re-Open Case WKXATCI1EE. Wash., Aug. 21. The Great Northern railway has pe titioned the interstate commerce com mission for reopening of tho Wenat- Negro Fights Greb For Title Tonight FREMONT, O., Aug. 21. Fremont was filled with fight fans today, wait ing for the gong 'to call Harry Greb, world's champion middleweight boxer and Tiger Flower's, Atlanta negro, to the ring onight for their ached, .'cd 10-round no-decision bout. In order to gain the title, the southerner must win by a knockout, or be fouled. FILIPINOS GUILTY ..MANILA,X Aug. 21. A court mar tial found 204 Philippine scouts guil ty of joining a mutiny and sentenced them to five- years imprisonment at hard labor. . COOLIDGE TO SPEAK PLYMOUTH, Vt., Aug. 21. Presi dent Cooiidge accepted an invitation to deliver an address at Baltimore, Md at the unveiling of the LaFol lette statue. . TWO ARE SHOTT NEW YORK. Aug. 21. Two, men were shot to' death In what police termed fl- resumption of a war be tween gangs of "chicken pullers" men who unload carloads of poultry. MINISTER TO SAIL TEHERAN, Persia, Aug. 21. Dr. Joseph H. Kernfeld, American minis ter to Persia, who recently resigned, planned to sail for home September one. SPOKT IIH1KPS OMAHA, Aug". 21. Morrie Schlatt er, Omaha welterweight, won - a technical knockout over Warnie Smith of Oklahoma In the Beventh round of a scheduled ten round bout. OAKLAND, Cal.. An. 21. Willie Ritchie, former world's lightweight champion, fnlled in an attempted comeback and dropped a derision to Joe Himlnlch, Butte, Mont., welter wHtrht, In four rounds. . . ' fiM'Svl Wetherbce 4 : - --. Powers Illi ; ' IX IUTYI.W. FIItE IXSntANCK TtlK I.MI'OIITAXT TIIING TO COXSIIJKU , IS THE ABILITY OP TilIC IN'St'HAXCE COMCAST. TO PAT ' TlIEIlt LOSSES FHONEPTI.Y . ' OXE HUNDRED CENTS ON THE DOLLAR UNDER ANY' AND ALL CONDITIONS. ! . THE COST OF THE BEST IS SURPRISINGLY LOW. , HUXItT TROMP. a20lf Pat Harrison Is - returned By Vote Ml..., .a,,. Sl.-MI,- Prima-,, "t.iiiw 111 tin- n,.; ,""?" hnre- returned tn "Wrlio'n nlor aonntor. Pat asrpoU ani apparently three tiB,':,"1 ""'l -ho were offered ktr, n( ?nitfon. Pour other mem On ' " nfH" were nnrnnosed. .,.. " Mnfffuniiin will be Seaite, ""'"frntlon. '1' Lv. arr"nn .le'Mted his fori ;P!n''n,. Former Governor "ltr .v. "-' 'y ,he larBest ma- 'tti "ce"i. Mr. Harrison NmneV.t)'rjr '""nty In the tnte. "te l. 1 Moriftnmt In this ' "l"lvalent to election. British Amateurs ail For America TkM.7"Af';T,T,?N'' Au- 2i ' P1 "r"ih nmateur (rnlfers t'UA ypt,t tor ,b Walker i,',,v '"r h United Stutes -CARD OF THANKS Ve wiKh to express our sincere thnnks nnd flpprocintion to our friends for the'r ninny acts of kindness and sympathy shown its dnrinsr onr recent hereavpiiient; h!po for the beautiful flowers. vn. xi y its. ,l .t. o'dox- :,ELL AND FAMILY. ItEAL MM i.S snVKp a la enrte Hotel (! ts ""nine 1! 10m. a21 lth. !'h am.;" E- Holderness. I-.., chnmnlon nnd Snc. t a '--11, mrr,iii 1 1 1 rnnmpmn, t 'lMitrAf,r',ln tO Critics !. SI "' to hay",."..'11' American, ere aai lined up the mo.t pow- j IS YOUR CHILD THIN AND WEAK?: Sujrar Coated Cod Liver Oil Tablets Put on Flesh nnd Build, Them Up In Just 8 few days ciulckor than you ever dreamt of these wonderful flesh making tablets called McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tab lets will start to help any weak, thin, under-nourished little one. After sickness and where rick ets are suspected they are espec ially valuable. . No need to give! them any more nasty Cod Liver Oil these tablets are made to take the place of that good but : evil smelling stomach upsetting medicine and theysurely do It. i Ask Linn Drug Co., W. A. ; Kuykend.ill, Carroll's Pharmacy, ' or any drueglst for McCoy's Cod j Liver Oil Tablets as easy to take j as candy and not ot all expensive 60 tablets 60 cents. "Get McCoy's, the original and genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablet." At Wetherbee-Powers NO W! Introductory Display and Sale of this New A-B Buffet H Range Complete with Coll and Connected .50 70 Regular Value $145 The Latest Word in Wood and Coal Ranges A wood and coal range designed and built expressly, for Pacific Coast Fuels, that bids fair to revolutionize the stove industry of tho West. Tho very latest in wood and coal rango construction doubly remarkable since the price has been kept at the lowest level. After you have seen ho features of this range noted tho construction learned its advantages tho value at Wetherbee-Powers ' price will' seem unbelievable. A rango -with large Capacity requiring but little space with guaranteed cooking and baking qualities yet extremely economical to operate. Tlies are tho things that will convince you of this new A-B Buffet Wood and Coal Range's superiority. Below are a few of tho fentures of this wonderful range: .. . - , . Especially designed and built for Pacific Coast Fuels. ' - Body of stove and main key plate frame on top of stove made of blue Vltrus Knamel sanitary, can be cleaned with damp clolh-r-wlll not rust. Extra high cooking service top. . Large size oven 18x21xl3V4 Inches made of rust proof materials asbestos lined. Key plate nickeled will turn blue under heat very quickly. Front legs, oven door, feed door and high shelf panel made of White Porcelain. Dullt with extra wide Bhalves with pipes In rear. Sanitaryeasy to clean. ' Damper on outside of stove. Do not have to reach over hot stove to regulate. Built of extra heavy materials throughout. j ' Trade In Your Old Range If you have an old range that has. outlived its usefulness or is too expen sive to operate, turn it in as first payment on one of these New up-to-the-minute A-B Buffet Wood and Coal Itanges. It will prove the most profit able investment in satisfaction that you have ever made. Delivers Your Range this Week : Then Easy Terms on the Balance No Interest Charges I . UL EAST NINTH AND OAK lV WETHERBEE -.POWERS ehee Southern railway c-aeo for re antnnu'tit and oral arjjumt'nt, it was aimotincpj by TresiuVut William Lit tle, prexuU'M of the WVuutchee South ern mail. A permit was granted August 7 by the commission to the Wenntchee Southern to construct n lir-mi!o lino from Weiiati'hee to KeuucwU-k, Wash. Northwest Theatre Owners in Session PORTLAND, Ore., Auk. 21. -Members of the Northwest Thoutro Own ers' and MariiiK-erH Protect tvo as sociation are to mot here Into to tlay to consider tho next step to ho tnken hy thorn In rofereiu-e to (tomamlR fur tncrensftl whkvs and short ( hours, whi.-h have boen presented by tho eombined stride crafts, tncludltiit musicians, Btawe hands, motion picture operators. MMers and enKlnuers. Tho contract under which tho stfiKe crafts aro working will expire September 1. DANCE AT AN LA U F Pance every Saturday night in the Jolly Time Pavilion at the Anlauf Auto romp on highway south of Cot tage Grove. Dancing 0 to 12. Good music, W.Th.Kri.,tf D an co at Calnpooya Sjirtng every Saturday night. .Music by "Gross Mel ody Hoys." o2 Insure with Henry Tramp, 33 W Oth Try Cugeno Special for a Good Cigar. FISCHER-SOULTS LUMBER CO. 6th and High Thono 572 OAK FLOORING HAMMOND SHINGLES Wall Board" Roofing Cement -LUMBER and LATH OFFICE J) Portland round trip fares ff l? OA to Portland and return. Sold on Fridays, pd.ou saturdays anA Sundays. Return limit the following Tuesday , . ; . C HO to Portland and return. Sold any day. "D,W Return limit IS days. Stopovers any. where. ' Its comfort, convenience and safety make t Southern Pacific service worfh more to you than any other form of transportation. For full Information communicate with A. J. GILLETTE, Ticket Agent Southern Facifk? USE THE GUARD WANT : AD WAYS M "I have liked your 'Arirto lubri cating oil well enough to have used it, and no other, tn my Chevrolet car for the last 17,000 miles. The car ia In use constantly, and for all aorta of rough ranch duty, often with a trailer; but during this time I have had no trouble which was due to faulty lubrication. "The Chevrolet being several yean old, there is considerable play in tha pistons, and consequently some oil, works up into the firing chamber, but during the time that I have used 'Aristo' I have never fouled a plug. When the engine was overhauled soma time ago, there was but a thin deposit of carbon, which waa soft enough to be easily removed." (ff.m on ftfeuM "CarbbnrjlM i Jib ii i iMniiimiiiliH'1 i . -w ' Blows Out WktfEMa Keeps Motors Glean For Thousands of ExttlSMea.:, THERE is a reason why so many peoplawrtteiis ' -about Aristo motor oiL ' Mt?r tsiy They note a difference in "carbon" deposils (which ' eventually result in varying degrees from every motor , lubricant). ' r Motors lubricated with Aristo travel from 10,000 to" ' 20,000 miles without so-called "carbon" Some records , ' of 25,000 to 50,000 miles have been reported by Aristo . , . users. , ' - v '. , ji ' . The reason is, most of the'sofr, fluffy residue" that' come3 from Aristo blows out with the exhaust and thus . ,; removes itseir. 1 - Hard, Flinty, "Sticky" Carbon Another kind of "Carbon" hard and flinty ha3 a tendency to cling and, therefore, accumulates nearly four times as fast aa the fluffy kind. Chisels, or special torches, are requLed to remove it every 3,000 or 4,000 miles, or your motor "knocks" end loses power, due to leaky valves and "sticky" pistons. You know this kind. This ."carbon" also attaches to spark plugs and short-circuits them so the motor misses. It become incandescent and pre-ignites . the gas, causing "knocking". . w There are several real advantages, therefore, in a soft, fluffy residue that so minimizes the time-wasting, troublesome "carbon deposit' V Aristo users axe so impressed that they write us frequently. We print their words, from time to time, so that you may learn from others' what they know to be the facts about thia motor oil. All first class garages and service stations can supply it. Union Oil Company of California. Motor Oil Avoid Motor Oils containing pr tiffin or asphalt or any other i ton-lubricating aubstancc. Aristo Motor Oil 1j refined by the moat ad vanced v-rocrttea designed to eliminate everything in th cmae which haa no lubri cating v&Kc h