The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, December 11, 1924, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text; if. , ago Two THE EUGENE GUABD STATEMENT OF CHURCHILL IS!', E T United States Treasury De partment Has No Com ,ment To Make WASHINGTON, Dec. 11. Tie ueusury has accepted the statement ut iutun Spencer Churchill, chan cellor of the ltritish exchequer yes terday on allied debts, "a obvious aud logical' and has do intention of uiukiog any further comment: , This ufticial expression was inate today after a conference between Secretrny Mellon, Under Secretary Winston and Assistant Secretary Wadsworth at the treasury. ENGLAND PLEASED I0.1JUN, Dec. 11 PJ Winston Churchill's declaration in his fir speech in the house of commons chancellor of the exchequer, thnt th government cousideis it essential thn auy payments made by tireat ftn am s debtors lu Europe to the UuM- ed States Bhould ho accompanied Kim uitaneouBly by proportionate p:i, ineuts to this country pleases th press and populace immensely without regard to parly or sixe of pockctbook. i.very morning newspaper displu) tin account of bis speech more proio inently than anything else in Uie dny news, relating to second place one ni the worst fogs in years which ha kept London dark and diurnal for mui than 38 hours and which this morn ing was still as dense ns ever. No Nation Mentioned. Tho chancellor did not mention any debtor nation by name, but sluiout every newspaper speaks of Prsnc whose emmissariea have been dis cussing the debt subject in Wnshill; ton. The press with significant sol dity, lakes the position that if Krone begins paying hT debt to America is only fair that she should at the same time, start settling with (jrou liritain. . Tho Rritirh position In the pop ulnr mind may be summarized as fol Jows: Ureat Uritnin borrowed roucly l,(MK),0tO,OUO pounds sterling and lent twice as much to iicr allies. Sho 1 paying her own debt, but ia receiriui nothing from her debtors. If sb ca coUoft, from her allies and Ucrmany together, enougli to meet the Aine.--iean demands upon thn public nurse, she will be satisfied and relieve bet debtors of the remainder of their oh ligations to her. It ia held Jiero thn Great Britain borrowed not fur h self, hut because her allies were bur- rowing from her. Newspaper Speaks. "It is obvious,' says the Morning Post, "thnt we cannot bear all the sacrifice, despite tho somewhat bur ren glory which we reap for our gen, erosity. At the name time as M Churchill more than lilnted thin conn try does not wish to pursue, nnv nig- gardly r'dlcy toward France. It seems then thnt tho next step lies with the Limed Stntes. "It is primarily a moral but It fs also a business issue, for a too rigid creditor suffer In the end almost ns mueli as his unfortunate debtors." The Daily News says the whole question is one of equity from cvory point in view of reason. Ihe Westminster Uuictto snys tils cnm. nation between one creditor an, . auotJier would nut bo tolernted In nrl vate law, "and if attempted in Iliil ensa would ruin French credit on the London market. The Dally Uraphlc remarks that mere is "an Impression both la Franc and Italy which it may nopeo will oe corrected by Mr. Churchill's words thst their Joint debt nf 1,100,000,000 pounds sterling to us does not matter, or at easi that its consideration can be deferred to the unspecified future." "This will to pay," the paper eon tinues, "ia almost wholly larking among toe mass of the people and .h l jht to pay is flatly denied by so-ne sections, air. (nurclillla proposal ii- not so iniinn n bargain as a gift gift without parallel in the relsilo: of nations. II means that we demand from the allies and (lermany only wnat win enable Ureas-llrltnin lo re pay the American debt." Today's Cross-Word Puzzle TWISTKR NO. 46 By SOL VITT This is a croBH-word puzzle rich In Interlocks. Also the worda are short and, with but one or two exceptions, comprise those Used In everyday conversation. It ought not to lie so difficult, but you will show ndeptncBH if you con fill It In within half an hour. Under tho diagram are the synonyms for tho words, horizontal and vertical, contained in this puzzle. ' Advantageous Banking Connection You, like many others, will find It advantageous to have the Dank ot Commerce aa Hi banking connection an Institution which Is excellently equipped to render prompt, efficient service. Bank Commerce EUGENC.OREGON Jl!T " " wtt r "it -Ztr i. f nf "Ml Kf .iTfrFrr7 DEATH UUN5 FINANCIER AT HOME N EAS T HORIZONTAL, 1 determine 88 farm C hastens 12 kind of type 14 vestibule 1 5 sty 16 distribute 19 money (antique) 20 father 21 entrances 22 preposition 23 final issuea 26 body of wator 27 Identical 2!) breach 31 look with ' contempt 43 city in Nevada 34 tnll, craps- like plant 80 sums up buildinc 40 advantage 42 part of the foot 44 free from harm 46 means of (abbr.) 47; confused fight 49 Egyptian sun god 60 obstruct 62 modify 63 preposition D4 heroic poems 56 magni ficent 5ft austere 69 mock blows . - Hero (a the solution to putzlo No. 46. ' I t "h'Iy P"AMr e ns ipI LOO ss W-HHlt" ward V A P) rl D kj Ttj O t, E O 3 hi e a t s D Part yJq B eQr e g kje r SDea A fJgE R S 11 5 A tJuTwJn gTCHTrt eajk e is v asi yEa bTe a TjQ i "ijTHc r. aTs AIR M E t JDEInI 3 A T EJ ATTg n c It IuIdTb 1 neat 2 sea of Med iterranean 3 container 4 pronoun" 5 lifeless ,- 7 caresses 8 a prefix 9 Greek letter 10 Imagine 11 order 13 wild plum 17 missing 18 -spoken 24- v-foar 25- i-dispatcliea 27 prophets 28 place of public contests 30 incline the head 32 period of time 35 wandering tribes VERTICAL. 7 37 part of plant which bears ' leave! 38 part of erb "to be" 39 hairy growths 41 cover with folds of cloth . 43 combining form meaning oil 45 foremost part 47 part of a ship 48 border 61 surrounded by 53 enthusiast 65 a chemical symbol 57 New Eng land State (abbr.) August Belmont Dies Fol lowing Operation In His Apartment NEW YORK. Dec. 11. Auguit Belmont, internationally known fi nancier and sportsman, died here ioit night, after an illness of little more than one day nurstion. a sudden at tack of celluitis, complicated by bloJd poisoning, was given us the- cause of his death. lie was 71 years old. While no definite funeral arrange ments have been made, it was an nounced that the burial would take ptoce in the family plot at Newport, Death Follows Operation. Mr. lielmont's death followed an operation performed on bis risnl arm In his apartment yesterday morn ing. Ho tank into unconsciousness nl four in the afternoon and remained in a state of coma until he died ut :Sd. Apparently in good health, the first symptoms of the disease manifested themselves Tuesday afternoon, -when his right arm became inflamed while in. his office. He is survived by his widow, who was Eleanor Kobson, celebrated stage star before her marriage, and two sons, Morgan and Itaymond by his first wifo who was Kliztbeth Hamil ton Morgan and who died in 181. Mrs. Belmont, Morgan and the latter s wife, were nt his bedside when Mr. Belmont died. Mr. Belmont won fame in the realms of both sport and finance. It was he who financed the first New- York subway lines and he was thn prime mover in the construction of the Cape Cod canal. Fond of Horses. It was in the field of horse racial. however, that Mr. Belmont won Hie widest reputation. As chairman of the jockey club and as president of toe Westchester Racing association whicj conducts racing at the Belmont park course on Long Island, be played a major part in the American bue of the sport. At his nursery stud near Lexington, Ky., he bred hundreds of thoroughbreds, among them Man O'War, Tracery and Uock Sand. Mr. Belmont was one of four sons of August Belmont and Caroline Sei dell Perry, a daughter of Commodore MatUiew Clabraitb Perry. Property Vacation Meets Approval of Springfield Council SPRINGFIELD, Dec. 11. (Spe cial) The vacating of B street from South Mill to the river was spproved by the city council at ita regular monthly meeting held on Monday evening. The property to be vacated will be used by the Hprlngfield Mill and Urain company for industrial pur poses. Other actions taken by the council were, the acceptance of improvements made by property owners on Eight eenth from Main street, north for a distance of UliO feet. Final action on vacant streets and alleys vacated from the central addition was also taken. Petitions for rood grading on .South Third between D and E streets were granted aud permission granted to build a sidewalk on E street. Irrigation Contract Submitted to Board SALEM, Ore., Dec. 11. The west ern laud irrigation district of Uma tilla county has submitted to th--! state land board for approval a pro posed contract with the United States reclamation service by the terms of which tho irrigation district would purchsso 2!VJoO acre feet of wVor for irrigation purposes from the res ervoir recently completed by the gov ernment in that county. The maximum cost to the district is stipulated at 11,023,700. TO SETTLE ISSUE WASHINGTON, Dec. 11. The senate has agreed unanimously to hold tho Muscle Shoals issue before the senate until final disposition ia made of the question. OBjYiHn LETTER AUTHENTIC LONDON, Dec. 11. P) Prime Minister Baldwin stated in the holme of commons today that t ie anb-com-mlttee of the cabinet after examining Beauty A. Gleamy Mass of Hair 55c "Danderin'e" docs Wonders for Any Girl's Hair nil tho evidence rut before it had como to the unanimous conclusion that there was no doubt tho Bin ovieffpropsgsnda letter was authen-' tic. , - ll ( - Wedding Guests : Killed in Crash LYONS, Fronce, Dec. llRii wert. ding guests were killed when a motor car driven from the church in Brig naiB after, the ceremony yesterday crashed through a store front. Five other persona including ih bride and bridegroom were aeriouiiy Injured and the driver alone escaped unscathed. Simple Mixture , Surprises Eugene Simple buckthorn bark, magnes ium sulph. c. p., glycerine,-etc., aa mixed in Adlerika, relieves any case gas on the stomach unless due to deep-seated causes. The pleasant and QUICK action will surprise yeu. Because Adlerika Is such an excellent Intestinal evaruant it ia wonderful for constipation it often works in one hour and never gripes. Alleu's Drug store, 88 Ninth Ave., East. Hi nlljlUDUGsl 2 SHOWS 7 & 9 P. M. TONIGHT . WESTERN VAUDEVILLE (Affiliation of Orpheum) PEGGY McINTOSH & CO. in - Melody and Steps with , - Dwight Robbing ' ; WILLIAM MORROW & CO. Offer th'e Singing Comedy "December and May". f TOCK & TOY in . "A Breath of Jokin" i WILLIAM SISTO : The Italian Statesman THE AUSTRALIAN WAITES World's greatest stock whip manipulators and boomerang throwers TOPICS Anv Seat. 50o Pathe Selected Comedy NOVELTY Children 20o Girls' Trv tlii.' Whnn 1,;,. 1 and dressing your hair, just moisten jour noir-uriiMi witn a little "Dan- lenno and brush it throurh vnur hair. Thn effect is laetlftia! 'v.. can do your hair up immediately and It will appear twice ns thick and heavy mass of gleamy hair, sparkling with lift and posseting that incomparable softness, fresh ness and luxuriance. While beautifying the hair "Dander, ine" Is also toning and stlmnlstltu each single hair to grow thick, long and strong. Hair stops falling out ami dandruff disappears, tlet a bot tle of "Danderine" nt any drug or toilet counter and Just see how heal thy and youthful your hair appears after this delightful, refreshing dress ing. Wood's Orchestra DREAMLAND . HALL Sat., Dec. 13, 1924 Everybody Come Gents 75c Ladies Free 2 Full Performances Matinee and Night Mail Orders Now FIRST ROAD SHOW OF THE SEASON WITH REAL NEW YORK CAST SATURDAY DECEMBER 20th V 1 T"- nil w kj Mt Icistf fjhe Glorious Franz Schubert Musical Gem jOidi. -the ORIGINAL CENTURY THEATRE, NY CAST Spselal Note: I nesitlvtty guarantee that th ORIGINAL NEW YORK CENTURY THEATER CAST AND PRODUCTION OF "Blossom Tim." will cam. t. E.g... for th. .agag.m.at at th. H.HI, This .m. MT NIGHTS ON BROADWAY. any played two .npagem.ata In Portland last seaioa alter having run for n. u. irouunaiu, manager rising I nsaior 1001 Prlo.s Night.-. mirt low.r floor $J.J0, Balcony first 3 row. J.0O. n S row.. $1.50. last 7 rows SI 00 (plus ta). Matlnse ntlr. low.r floor M.OO, balcony first 3 row. $1.50, n.tt 3 row. 11.00. last 7 row 100 (plus tax). MAIL ORDERS NOW. Make .11 checks an. money order, pay.bl. to Hem. theater, nclo. ..If ..dressed stamped .nv.lop. for retura of ticket. Complaint, from several parte of Lane county that roada are being damaged aa the result ot heavy trucking may lead to some further restrictions, according to members of the county court. There hare been several drirera who seem to hare a total disregard for the recent order of the court limiting the load weight and width o( loads on county roads, it is said. Members of the court are calling at tention to the fact that the recent order of the Douglas county court holds the load limit to 2o0 pounds per ineh of rear tire and that chains, spike, and corrugated rims are bar red from all county roads. The rule made by Lane county ia far less dras tic but If present disregard for the spirit of the law, which is for the purpose of protecting the public roads, is not curbed there will be further steps takeu, members of the court say. Mrs. Bertha Kaser, 05, died at Sil- verton after an Illness of one hour. Rha leaves nine children, all living in Silverton. and a brothera)Dan Oruo ner, in Portland. , Thursday Eenhg.jw , End Rheumatism With Red Pepper When you are suffering with rheu matism so you can hardly get around Just try Ked Pepper Hub and you will have the quickest relief known. Nothing has such concentrated, penetrating beat as red peppers. In stant relief. Just as soon as you ap ply iyd Pepper Hub' you feel the tingling heat. In three minutes it warms the sore spot' through and through. Frees the blood circulation, breaka up the congestion and the old rheumatism torture is gone. Howies Red Pepper Kub, made from red peppers, costs littl. at any drug .tore. Get a jar at once. Use it for lumbago, neuritis, backache, stiff neck, sore muscles, colds in chest. Almost instant relief awaits you. Be sure to get the genuine, with the name Bowles on each package. Aspirin Garni Tonsil onsf J Object to T, itlS or -n "'c Uiroi . A harmless and .,, is to dk.ni... Itepea't in t-nTl'hr't thj Be sure you UL " otl Bayer Thl... t Mll he ,1 with the Bayer ('L. ."J had In tin boxe, . "',wl" 3 few cents. 'bltl Hall's Catat. Mediein a ui do . . we eli s ic-na your system of Cttuthorl Soli by inuutt ft, m, M J Christmas Lamps-75 of Them '' ' On Sale This Week Exceptional Values; $18.95 Junior and piano height floor lata'ps complete with exquisite silk shades. Finely constructed standards in hand -turned styles-eAch one piped and Weighted Illustrated at the left are three of the stvles fimilir to the ones offered In this Christmas Lamp Kale this week. The stands are in Polychrome and Mahogany finishes the shades are shown in many new sod artistic designs, 22 to 25 inches in diameter. All shades arc closely shirred with drum lining, and chnngeahle silk fringe. The standards are. equipped with two pull sockets, 7 foot cord, and sonio here tassel pulls. SHADES IN' COLOES OF Eose and Taupe Blue and Eose. Taupe and Blue . Tan and Eose Eose and Gold - And Many Others. ' , Here's One for Dad Huge Comfortable Odd Overstuffed Chairs and Rockers 25:' Off Velour Denim Tapestry Straight and Wing Back Styles A Christmas Clearance of many odd overstuffed chairs and rockcra. All are of high quality, best con struction, only best of materials used, offered in velour, tapestry and denim coverings. Included in the iroup are both straight and wing back fireside chaira and rockers all offered while guantity last at 23 per cent less than regular. ' $2V50 Western ' Cedar Chests $16 Western Red CeAr Chests, 46 inches in length, 4 desirable styles for choice, all with cop per trimmings, and brass locks and hinges .offered at this most unusual price. ' $31 Solid Mahogany Sewing Cabinet $23.50 These Martha Washignton Sew ing Cabinets in solid Mahogany, with two octagon shaped pock ets and three drawers, are a real Wctherbec-Powers Special. They are nicely finished, well made, and good enough to have a place in any home. Spinet Desks $.10 Combination Mahogin; Spinet Desks in Windsor pat torn, with sliding writing bed, -hinged piano top, and conven ient pigeon holo COO Crt compartments (fcwsW $.1." Combination Mahcgany Spinet I leaks, Colonial deisn, with sliding bed, convenient ' pigeon holes, and full ITr 528.50 $13.50 Polychrome Mantle Mirrors $9.50 A pretty Mantle mirror for Christmos. What better would reflect the Christina spirit. Thre offrrr are ol good quality, sii distinctive patterns for choice, rn prettv polvchrome design, some ivith demr ative bevel panel. They are offered in gold, silver, and stipled polychrome finishes. Jut tho right sisc to put over a standard fire place, or buffet. Other Mirrors Many Styles Priced up From $2.50 Buy Gifts Now Pay For Them Next Year ?j4 H Interest Use Your Credit WETHERfeEE -POWERS JL CAST N1MTH AND OAK We Charpe So