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Page Two THE EUGENE GUARD F BE JO NEW YORK. Oct. 27 (At Entr int the final lip of bit presidential race. Joba W. Davis, democratic aoiu inec, worked today at bia bouio in J.o cuat Valler nreparinr bia windup ad dress scheduled for Saturday night nt . Carnegie bail. lie conteinlatea maklnt; a general restatement of campaiaa iaauea this meeting and la drafting bU leech for that occasion with pains tuKiug care. At no time aince be iro pared the speecn of acceptance dull vered at Clarkaburg, W. Va., bai the cunuidate j:ven bimaelf over ao coin, p.etely to tbe task of apeecb writing. Ilia work today waa interrupted ouly by the engagement which was to take biui tonight from bia borne to Jeraey City for ua addreaa there, Mr. Davia bua been requested to apeak regarding bia attitude on labor aud to coutraat the record ol to democratic and republican legiaiative bodlea on labor nutters. A reference to Senator I,aITo!ette' offers to labor alio baa been aug geated for inclusion tonight in the Terser City remark!. . Tbe candidate baa addressed bim self to the question sioce iiia return from tbe middle west and made known bis dissent regarding the LaFolletnj court plan. , In bia last speech here, Mr. Davis emphasized ilia objection! to the Wis conaiu senator's proposal to give con gress supreme power and inuko it the final judge of lta own authority, tak ' ing away from the courts the right to say when that body bad exceeded tbe authority vested In It by tbe people, "I am not willing," Mr. Davia said then "that the relation of this govern. ment between the federal govcru ment and the etate of tbe nation fhall lie with congressional discretion and I am not willing, my laboring . friend", that your right to organize wbicb I believe to be a rignt, pre dicated upon the life, liberty jind hap ninesa clauses of tho constitution- can be denied to you by any chance majority in congress or in a stato legislature."; , SHAVER HAS WORD NEW YORK, Oct. 27. W) The unqualified declaration that be would be elected on November 4, made "by John W. Davia, democratic president ial nominee, upon, hia return here from the middle west tour, waa echoed last sight in a statement issued by Clem L. Shaver, chairman of the na ttonal democratic committee. . Mr. Hhaver called attention to noli deal history,' wbicb, he said, showed that the dominant political party al ways had been defeated in presidential contests whenever a third party or ap preciable proportions hud participat ed. "There Is now every reason to be lieve ibis will be the result in 1021," Mr, Shaver said. F OUR ARRESTED ON LIQUOR RAIDS HERE E. Jj, Pratt was fined $300 and sentenced to six months In jail hy justice JeBse O. Wells on a charge of possession and transportation of liq uor. Pratt in company wili L. R, Hall, ' both of Marcola, waa arrested Satur day night near that community and a pint of liquor waa found in Pratt's car. Hall was released by Justice Wells. ,'!: '. . ' C. J. Taylor and; William HunMck er ware arrested yesterday on a charge of possession of liquor, accord ing to reports from tho sheriff's of. flee this morning. The arrests of Tratt and Hall and Taylor and Hun alckcr were made by Lane county deputy ahcriffs and Bpeclal Investiga tors of the district attorney's office. Huge Still Taken In Tollgate Raid vln Eastern Oregon PENDLETON, Ore., Oct. 27. A. huge still and a large quantity of mash were captured late Saturday by two atate officers, W. F., Hoaklna and Leo Kelden near Tollgate, east of Pendleton, Five men were taken in the raid, three of them alleged gun men. Tbe men arrested in the raid were Frank Smiley of Walla Walla, his son- Kenneth Smiley, Henry Young, Frank Katoupe and Dick Law- ler. The last three have been opera t-fi Ing around Pendleton and Walla Wal la for aoine time, according to the of, fleers. Young had a loaded gun In bia hand when taken. The still waa of 80 gallon! capae ity and tl'KI gallous of mash were found nearby. The still was carefully concealed and two armed men ara said to have been on guard at all times. They were arraigned in Pea' dleton Saturday night and in lieu of $750 bail each were placed In tbe county jail. ,, MOVING PICTURES llElLIQ Ackerman and Har ris vaudeville. CASTLH Viola Dana in "Open All Night." HEX Cecil B. DeMille's "Feet of Clay." With the coming of a new week, Eugene theatrea present a new lineup of attractions, and a wide variety is shown. The Heilii's bill . tonlgbt ia tb'; Ackerman and Harris vaudeville. Tom and Addic Lion appear in a juggling act that has been highly recommend ed. Kill Priiitt. the cowboy tenor, ren ders several selections. Thornton and King offer souks, smiles and dances, according to the advunce notice, whilo tbe Strntford comedy four put on "Fun in n School Hoom," and Lor ay, a mental marvel, Is reputed to op peal atrongly to tbe psychologist. A aportlight, comedy and Aesop fable will also be shown. Tlio Rex presents what is reputed to be one of the biggest film hits of flu year, Cocll B. DeMille'B "Feet of Clny." It is a problem play, said to be well worked out, and intensely inter eating. Hod LaRoqne, Vera Reynolds, Rleardo Cortes, Julia Fnye, Theodore Kosloff and others are included in the cast, which also speaks well for the picture. The play comes highly recommenu- ed. Of cours, as with the other the atre attractions in Eugene tonight, It remains to be seen whether or not the advanco notices run true. It is be lieved that "Feet of Clay," however, will live up to Its reputation. "Open All Night" is the Castle's of fering. With Viola Dana in the lead ing role, the play scarcely needs fur ther recommendation. Adolpb Menjou nlana opposite, and has a part that proves a scream. The play is undoubt edly clever and la of merit. LITERARY DIGEST STRAW VOTE IIM German Astronomer Discovers An Object Of Tenth Magnitude LONDON, Oct. 27. Dr. Baade, German astronomer, has discovered an object of tbe tenth magnitude, and planetary in aspect, moving ao rupld- ly that he suspects it is a comet, says message from Copenhagen to the Greenwich Obaervatory. Should this prove to be true, the discovery would be of the greatest Interest because f tho proximity of the object's orbit to the earth. Ita position at teven o clock tonight is given as right ascension 21 hours 25 minutes north declination 12 de grees 60 minutes. It is not far from the star Epallon, In the constellation Pegasus, which constellation can be seen any evening at 7 o'clock near the lenith. Death Takes Toll Of Mecca Pilgrims BATAVIA, Dutch Eaat Indies, Oct. 27.IP) Of 60,000 Dutch. Indian Mohammedans who mad,o tho pilgrim- go to Mecca this year, about 6000 buve died on the way back f,rom dis ease and exhaustion consequent upon tbe hardships of travel in visiting the bolp places of Islam. Moslems be lieve that by these visits tbey wl'l gain sanctity here and paradise here after, ' , The death rate of this year'a pil grimage has been higher than uaun.lt and la attrabuted to so many of tbe pilgrims being aged and inform. German Gets Opera All on One Record BERLIN. Oct. 27. P Twelve Inch Wionogrnph records that piny fi r 100 minutes and reproduce whole operas by aid of radio-loudspeaker itbout tho nolso of needle-aeratchina. have been produced by Dr. Max Haua dorff of this city, working along prin ciples evolved by an English inventor. The production coats of tbe new res- rd will be much lower than for Uie ve-mlnute-recnrds, it is alleged. Oh Boy :4 Look Who's Here! Genuine Mexican Dishes Enchilades Del Heavo Enchiledes Del Maize Tortico Del Maize Chjcken Tamales Texas Tamales (Hot) . ' Chile Con Came Chile Mack Spanish Chicken Pies Frijoles "And Yes" Chinese Chicken Noodles Chinese Pork Noodles All Above Dishes Made In Oar Kitchen Imperial Lunch 727 Willamette Street WASHINGTON, Oct. "27. While Its prws servers sought witnesses wanted In connection with efforts to corroborate somewhat sensational but as yet secret stories, regarding the alleged misuse of funds in the repub lican campaign, tbe senate campaign fund investigating committee stood Saturday in recess. . Keauming the inquiry today, the senators began to explorenew fields, among I hem tbe "straw vote" taken by tbe Literary Diaeat in the nresi. dential campaign. Committeemen in making known that subpoenas had been Issued for official! of the pub lishing company, said tbey wanted to know tbe source of the funds used to defray the cost of the nation-wide poll and the manner in 'which it is being conducted. Another as y!t unexplored field which probably will be entered upon next week is the amount and source of tbe funds collected in the Pitts burgh district for the republican na tional committee. W. L. Mellon, neph ew of Andrew W. Mellon, secretary or tne treasury, who the committee lias been informed, is chairman of the collection committee in that district, will be the principal witness in this phase of the inquiry. Chairman Borah announced nil tes timony during the inquiry would be taken in public. mayor. Bbe read the inscription and snatching the wreath away, burled it to the ground. Tbe officer made no comment, but withdrew and Annie struck at tbe wreath with her um brella, while others kicked it to pieces. Later republicans went to tbe mon ument in the city and there deposited wreaths intended for the grave. Colony of Beavers Battled By State Highway Officials VANCOUVER, Wash., Oct! 27. W) A colony of beavers near here recently nus oeen staging- s con test with the state highway depart ment. To protect the North Bank highway a imall lake waa drained, but the beavers immediately con. structed a dam that resulted In the overflow of the road. The dam was torn down, and In a Blnale night the beavers built a new one. This tilt went on for a week. Finally wire wsa used to keep the beavers trom tna outlet I Irish Commemorate Death Anniversary COIlIC, Ireland, Oct. 20, Tho an niversary of the death of Lord Mayor iMacBwIney was simultaneously com memorated at Ht Finn Bar cemetery today by national troops and a repub lican procession headed by Lord May or French. On reaching tho gravo tho repub licans found the troops in posHesaion. The lord mayor requested tbem to withdraw, but they refused to do so until they had fired vollcyB over tho grave. They retired somewhat, but re mained in the cemetery. Then the lord mayor addressing tbe people, asked them to leave with out demonstration and as they mov ed away a national army officer step. ped forward bearing a glass enclosed wreatb. He was confronted by Annie MnrSwiney, a sister of tba late lord Accountants' Tests Held hi33 States NEW YORK, Oct. 27. OP) Ex mlnatlona for certified publlo ac countants will be hetd in 33 atates on November 13-14. They will be given by the Boards of Examiners of the states In question cooperat ing with the American Institute, of Accountants. The tests are prepar ed by the Institute and, whenever desired, candidates may try for ad mission to the Institute as well as for state degrees through the one examination. It Is estimated that 1,000 candidates take the examina tions this fall. WASHINGTON, OcL 27. Tbe navy kept "open ahlp" today, navy day and tbe birthday of Theodore Roosevelt. - " ' In every harbor and at every naval establishment, the public waa invited to inspect the workings of the arm of sea defense. In addition, at various stations, patriotic ceremonies weie held, high naval officers delivered addresses, naval airplanes flew over much of the country and every ef fort was put forth to give the peo ple a more intimate knowledge of tbe spirit and purpose of this branch of tbe service. The death of Secretary Wallace caused a curtailment of plans for celebration of the day in Washington, and elaborate ceremonies gave way to simple commemorative exercises at monuments on naval heroes. Wrenths were placed at the statue of i'aul Jones and others of the early Amer ican admirala. Every war veteran'a organization joined in a service in memory of Theodore Roosevelt. Tonight Secre tary Wilbur will deliver an address on the navy by radio. , Filipino Laborers Leave For Hawaii MANILA, Oct. 27. W) Five hun dred Filipino laborers have left here on the steamer rresiuent urant lor Ha waii. The Grant will carry the labor ers to Hong Kong, where they will be ACKERMAN and HARRIS FEATURE VAUDEVILLE 2 SHOWS ONLY 7 & 9 P.M, PAY "Hoof Beats" Sportlight WILL-ROGERS in VA High-Brow Sheik" Aesop Fable THE man In a fog; should visualize one thing read ily his imperative need of glasses. A thorough exam' lnatlon of his . eyes and the right lenses. Dr. Royal Qick OPTOMKTftiaT OPTICIAN 878 Willamette St., Eugene "111 health is otton a Bymptom of eye strain; eye. relief meaning health improvement." Hi TO sM.limrfi IIP I , iTom&Addie f i Hflir J T Leon l!Sl I It's ts-up 1 5K"ilf i i I r THORNfoiTI; I Strata i I & KING Comedy Four I I I Songs, Smiles Fun in a I I I and Dances School room I LOR AY I The girl with the . I double vision I WITH ORCHESTRA I Variety Entertainment of Quality I Matinee and Night 50c - - Children 20c I BILL PRUITT The cowboy tenor Stratford Comedy Four Fun in a School room tranaferred to tbe steamer Toko Maru which lists Honolulu as a port of call on her trip to Pacific coa-.t ports. The movement o! 600 FUipuioato the Hawaiian islands is the firtt large snipment since the riots 'ih the Island of Kauai on Septembe - 9 in wbicb 16 Filipinos and four policemen were killed in a clash resulting from strike' conditions. The Filipino sugar plantation workers are brought to the Hawaiian islands, under a contract with planters to labor for 20 per month. For some time after disturb ance an agitation was carried on to stop the practice of importing labor from the Philippine ialands under con tract, but the arrangement waa never formally discontinued. Rum Rows Scatter Before Dry Agents . BOSTON, Oct 27. The rum rowa off Cape Cod and Cape Ann were scattered today as a result of their first major engagement with the pro hibition enforcement of the navy and eight prizes were tied up at docks here and at Gloucester and New Lon don, Conn., with more than a score of prisoners. The coast guard cutter Tampa yesterday brought into Boa ton harbor, the New Foundland, two masted acbooner Marjorle E. Bach man, rum laden and five American motorboats. Another motorboat was taken into Gloucester and one Into New Ixn don. The eight prizes with their crews and contraband liquor valued at $100,000 represented a week's op erationa of tbe Tempo, assisted by a squadron of fast rum chasers off Block Island, Cape Cod and Cape Ann. Fines For Naughty Words Build House DURHAM, England, Oct. 2T.OP) Fines collected from blasphemers have paid for a handsome club house opening recently at Newbrancepeth, a Durham Colliery village. The club was first suggested at a dance where some men's "language" caused offence to a group. of miners who agreed. tlierA nnrl thn , swearing apd to fine themselves if urvae ineir promise. They formed the non-swearing club to reeeivA .1.- tines ttj relate, new member, 9, S surprising rapidity Zy" a sharp ear out fr b, '"?H were called n ... "ii. fines, and the infant Zv"" noon waxed prm.p,,,,1" I I moo.se dAMce asWsi a . If-liy Wedncday night T iear Good music. Public at Dreamland Hail Invited. Thurs-Fri-tf FALSE i TECTU D I 3.11(1 Btl Z5 a " 5"w aim IPprh , or or kind of rul,h. I'J Palnle., Extraction L" "Hi Guarante.j " When you think of w think of DR. S. T. DONOHUl CO, 7th",Vw PhOtt- AAA , ' T-MM State Income Tax Will be discussed both sides of the question at the Chamber of Commerce TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. 28th. t 1 at 8 o'Clock i DR. JAMES GILBERT of the U. of O. will speak in favor of the Income Tax. The speaker op posing the Income Tax will be selected later. The Oleo Margarine bill will be discussed by J. D. MICKLE. The ladies' clubs of the city are especially invited to hear the discussion of the Oleo Margarine bill. All voters are urged to be present. Held under the auspiecs of the Farmers Union and Lane Pomona Grange. " : , Signed: R. P. LAIRD E. J. WARD. Featuring This Week New' ; - mrcmieiu nonair uavenports jj j : $ 1 6 9 50 $15 CASH $3 WEEK NO INTEREST Beauty, comfort and absolute dependability of construction are manifest ed 1T1 fiVPfV rlntflil flf tlllH TIOOT "RlToVlfiolrl" T)oTTOrt-r A TioTronnni.t ed m every detail of this new "Birchfield" Davenport. ; A Davenport very similar to illustration, witii graceful, shaped back,- tailored arms, deep, luxurious seats, and decorative tassels. This davenport is of standard construction, with spring filled back and seat, fuirwebbing bot torn) hand-tied springs and only tbe best of materials used in tho build ing.' 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