The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, January 07, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text"Wednesday Evening, January 7, 1023 THE EUGENE GUARD Pago Hired LITHE FINN SETS ;f . t, ;J: NEW Y.OIIK, Jan. 7. CP) "They i were two easy race." This is the terse' atateineut that cuiui! from a litue, unabsuiuiug youth '.'.Xbu.l atluvies iu two event aud hud '.') Mlablikhcd three world'a records on 'itbo board track, at Madinou Square ; tuurdeu m the fiuuiau-niuern-ou my ' ' lutic ciub games last nigut. l'aavo purlin, acusatwu ot riuianu, i eipiaiucd,. through interpreter! that He did not intend to belittle the c(-.-..'lorw o hia unpouents, but rather 10 iuiuse. ulu.n tnat he auttered no in- ' l? irinv tllf, imit couveuieucu iu .iJi'o 'luce, iu which the little blonde Joie iKay ul Chicago, broke hia own world's ; record only to bo bcatt u by I he iu- .1. . luui ...,.ic In U'hicll ' tvader, auu me otwv u,c....-, !lie ran step by atKli with Willie llitubi iuutil the last moments and then lett - I "America is wumierful, be said. K "IV people have treated me hand somely and 1 appreciate the tremen- vdous ovation accoruou my P""m Vance tonight, it did not aeent that I :, ;wus. in u strange land,, although the board truck and indoor breath.ug were n i tl,i,ilf. however, it one igets accustomed to indoor runuiug he ' .would like it as well as work on a ' . . l. 1 na with tvllPll . JCIUUCr num. a in j-.-fc , 1 finished a 1 did when I started in ' the first race. ' " r "I expected to remain m me 'td States until April or 'May and will .'''participate in several indoor meets. ;r Nuriui'a performance set American ' and world track- records in a whirl, i 'J'he 1'inn broke two records in the ''"Wile ruu, finishing iu 4:1.1 d-d, a mil Second ahead of Hay's former time. ; Jluy also beat his own record, but his etfurt was not enough, for Nuruii was .i ...i nl..wl Tim l-'inn ill the . iniee jwiw '" ----- - aamo race established n mark of J:oU '.':: 1.5 for 1300 meters, another record - Z . ... .... i..... 1.. luvt formerly ueiu uy " ' event the invader ro.uped away from I his countrymen. Ilitola, to a new World mark of H:l-1 a-o in the MW tneters, 10 seconds better than ltay ' ' did in 1119. . Frank Troeh Holds M Lead in Pinehurst : -r-i U'lXt IlUIiST, N. '., Jan. I Shooting off n tie between rinllip : filler of Dallas, Texas, and Frank ; ;Aroen oi i oriiami, kji-vv m ji-aici-day's mid-winter Sandhill special was .' .l.l.,, I , .,. nn l.iil.il-'u liri,lrillll .. OU llllucll Ituniii - i b of the mid-winter target tournament here. Kach broke 13-1 out of a pos sible. 100 targets in yesterday's event ' and will shoot a string of twenty to day. The east was leading in the team matches shot in the three days' pro , gram. Troeh was the high man for the two if darn' Khnnlinff with .10!) out of iiliO. $ '3 ' v world's middleweight wrestling rjiam- j uiogslup when they meet in a finish Munich ia S:tlt Like city tonight. Item defeated tiarilner three years ago willi what was claimed to be a lucky hold the airplane spin. Hilly Shade of t'oueord, Cal., the heavyweight uiembtir of the three fighting Shades, is back in San Kran. Cisco after a long sojourn in Aus tralia. He plans to take a rest before resuming h-xing again. It is exeoted that he will be joined here by tleorge and Dave Shade, The latter iiaa been making bis headquarters in thf east for some time. ' An invasion of professional and anmleur golfers from the I'acifie northwest is expected this week to compete in the Califoinia open cham pionship which will he held in San Francisco at the Olympic Country club January 13 and 1(1. Somo of the visitors expected included Dave lllack of Vancouver, ft. t'., former Pacific northwest open chuinpiou; 1'hil Taylor. Victoria. It. '.; Mortie Diitra, Aberdeen; Krirtik Noble, Seat tle; itudolph Wilhelin and Claire tiriawolu, l'ortlai:d. The latter two are auiateure. . 1 Ty Cohb, who in 11124 batted over the .1100 mark for the llltb consecu tive season,' will have a chance to eqiiat the all-tiinc major league mark established by the late Adrian C (I'op) Anson. If he again enters the select circle lit the end of the l'Jliu campaign, Cobb's achievement, m ren-. lity, will bo better than Anson's, for the Tiger'a leaders record would rep resent an unbroken string, while Au stin, in butting over .a00 for M years, beginning in lSi'O, but droppej to fciSJ and Zio in 1SS1 nnd-JSS'-before he rallied the'followiug season aud finished up a five year stretch of UIO0 or more in 1SS7. "V; IBy The AsaoelaLefl Press) .."."I'ink" Gardner, New York mat ar tist, will attempt to even the score with lrn Pern. Utah claimant to the Bobby, the Young Pirate "tOBBY wa8 a jO healthy, roguish youngster 'a young pirate,' dad called him. Always late for meals never around when wanted that was Bobby. "Theft dad bought our Playerplano. Now, one would think every week was the week before Christmas. Bobby la almost per fect. " 'Our Playerplano has drawn Bobby clos er to me,' s.-f'8 dad. 'We are great pals now.1 .'! v Come in today and let u ex plain our ea$y paymtnt plan, F. A. Rankin G4 West Gth Fans who saw Nurmi ia action al Mudisun Square Uarden last night were inipri'ssed by nis "poitt'r fuce' vvtiile runuiug. TUe ''phantom Kiuu" shows no physical anguish, his face remaining tue same from start to fin ish. His. powers of endurance an wonderful and his stride never chang es, iiltliougJi he produces a tremen dous kick iu his sprint at the cud ,0 the race, no mutter what the distance. W. S. C WINS 1TI.LMAN, Wash., Jan. 7. Wash ingtou State College won an easy vie troy over the Whitman College bas ketball team here laut night, piling up a score of -10 to J(. Both teams played a ragged game during the first half, W. S. C. leading at the end of the half, i;i to 10. At the first of the HO(..jnd period the cougars ran u an other K( points before Whitman could score. NoIuh of the Cougars scored (J points and Kelso, other W. IS., C. for ward, scored 10. It was the first northwest conference game for the Cougars. $100 REWARD We, the undersigned, agree' to pay the sum of One hundred ($100.00) dollars for information leading (0 the arrest and conviction of party or par ties who broke into and robbed our summer homes si United near the Mc Kenzic Trout Ila'tchery. Any informa tion will be treated strictly confiden tial. . WM. KA'KEnAND, . 1 JOHN McUUIKK, J. C. THICK jl2 NEW YORK, Jan. 7. Mike Mc Tigiie, who won the light-heavyweight championship xt the world from the Senegulese, Battling Siki, after the African had surprised the boxing uni verse by knocking the crown from the head of (ieorges Carpentier, will risk Jiis honors tonight in the Newark ar mory, opposing Mickey .Walker, cham pion of the welters. Although Walker is two classes be low McTigue iu boxing weight, the man are expected to enter the ring with only a different of seven pounds.. The New Jfrsey welter will be up to l.";t it is predicted. If knnrked out. Walker vill still retain bis welterweight, crown, be cause his opponent cannot make the weigJit limit. Walker is the favorite because of bis sped. McTigue is llli years old, Walker -H. Work on the building of five new bridges to replace those swept out by the recent high wnte on loop roads t and between the Pacific highway and the river north of the city is now under way'. The pile driver crew of the county started work on loop 2 to day. Two 30-foot spans will he 1 uilt and three 10-foot, according to O. K. Callison, of the county bridge crew. The new spans arc expected to be ready within another week if weather conditions remain favorable, Mr. Cal lisoii states. Traffic is not halted in the district where the bridges arc be ing built as other roads can be used. Thf couuty bridge repair crew is at work in the Purson creek district placing new decking on three tpana there. solved, that Congress by two-thinl vote be given power to over-rule mi preme court decisions, declaring art of congress unconstitutional." ' . Oregon affirmative team, consist ing of Benoit McCroskey and S" Abranvson, will defend their case iu Eugene; and Herschel Brown aud Lincoln Krwin, comprising the nega tive team, will go to Corvallis. Soldiers Who Lose Work to be Repaid Kx-service men directed to rpo''t j at Uie veterans bureau in Portluml. for physical examination will be re-j imbursed for loss of wages incurred, ! says Miss (irace Norton, lted Cross1 secretary. The amount will be at the j rate 1 the daily fixed wage of the I claimant or weekly salary. j No reimbursement in excess of $0 in any ItO-day period will be permit-1 ted, it is pointed out, and payment can be made only when the disabled man, is an employe of any person or firm. I and where the loss of wages is a defi- j nitely ascertained amount. Puymentsj may not be made to cover loss of timel Biininuivu iiy 111:1 11 ivhu 19 111 utiai- ns for himself, or whose employ ment is not regular. ; i K. J. Moore, county superintendent of schools for Iane, has returned aft er attending the annual meeting of the superintendents of Oregon held ftt Salem for the last several days. The session opened Friday aud closed yesterday. Thirty-two of the 30 su perintendents of the state were pres ent for the meetings and the program was of much value to the seven or eight new superintendents who start ed their work this year. Mr. Moore said. The grading of the papers turned in at the recent teaeher examinations was completed at the meeting but the results will not be announced until about January 20, the superintendent smoking needs will be carried. The balcony is be.ug remodeled for use as a card room. Mr. Love opened the first "toasted sandwich" shop in Los Angeles and these will be one of the features of the new place here. 10 BE REPLACED MOVING PICTURES THE BUTTON SHOP 1'leating, Ituttons mid He mstitehing. SO "til Ave. Kust. 1'hoDC 1715-J. Shownnd.i, the choipc of the smoker. University-O. A. C. Debate Thursday Polluters of the University of Ore gon nnd Oregon Agricultural college vill clash Thursday evening in Eu gene at Vilhird hnll nnd in Cocvallis nt the men's' gymnn&ium. opening the conference contests of the year. The question tq be argued is: '"He Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic Liquid, just What You Need Don't worry about Eczema or other skin troubles. You can have a clear, healthy skin by using Zemo obtained at any drug store for 35c, or extra large bottle at $1.00. Zemo generally removes Pimples. Blackheads, Blotches, Eczemaand Ring worm and makes the skin clear and healthy. Zemo is a clean, penetrating, antiseptic 'liquid. It is easily applied and costs a mere trifle for each applica tion. It is always dependable. Zemo Soap. 25c Zemo yjmtment, 50c Charter No. 3458 floserve" District No. , Report of condition of the FIRST. NATIONAL BANK At Eugene, in the State of Oregon, at the close of business ' ' on December 31, 1924 lilCSOl HCHS. pi. T.onns and discounts, including rediscounts, acceptances of other bnuks, nnd foreign bills of exchange or drnfts, sold with indorsement of this bank (except those shown in b nnd c $1,817,(100.12 Total loans 2. Overdrafts, secured, none; unsecured, $21)1.08 4. U. Government securities owned: (h) Deposited to secure circulation (U. S. bouds par .value) ; $100,000.00 (b) All other I'nited Stntes Government se- , qurities (including premiums, if any) $47!),9S1.85 Trttnl 12 $1,847,00.12 21)1.08 100,000.00 11". Other boDds, stocks, securities, etc.:. Hanking - house, $89,300.7:1; furniture nnd fixtures, $4II.8!I.'!.38 Heal estate owned other than hanking house Lawful reserve with Federal Iteserve Hank , Cash in vault and amount due from national banks .' .. ' Amount due from State banks, bankers, nnd trust compnnies iu the United States (other than included in items 8, 9, and 10) J'.xclinnges for clearing house '. Total of Items 0, JO, 11, 12, ami l.'l $ ins,040.4."i (b) Miscellaneous cash items $l,3:tl(.;it) Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer anil due from U, S. Treasurer - ri7!.nS4.W 724,005.53 139,200.1 1 12.3(19.3.'l 182,080.51 430,301.02 40,R0fl,S9 18,478.04 1,339.39 5,000.00 Total : MAHii.rriKs 17. Cnpitnl stock paid in IS. Surplus fund : 19. la) Tndivided profits, $1 1S.4.'!2.15 21.- Circulating notcn outstanding 23. Amount due to national banks 24. Amount due to - Knte banks, bankers,' and trus companies in the I'nited States and foreign countries (other than included in items 22 or 23) , : 25. Certified checks outstanding 20. Cashier's checks outstanding Total of Items 22. .'.'(, 24; 25, anil 20 Demand deposits (other than bank deposits) sub ject to Iteserve (deposits pajahlc within 30 days ) : 27. Individual deposits subject to check 28. Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 days (other than for money borrowed t 29. State, county. uQiHlii'r municipnl deposits sc. cured by pledge of assets of this bank or surety bond 32. Other demand deposits Total of demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to Iteserve, Items 27, 28, $110,930.42 , $4,041,243.37 $ 100,000.00 200.000.00 118,432.15 KHI.000.00 10,047.75 15,151.82 340.79 85,390.00 1.G85.023.48 C2.912.34 173.057.32 8.000.58 IIEir.IG Western Vaudeville.' CASTI.K It i n T 1 n - T i o 'Where the North Begins." , HEX Bnrbaru LaMnrr in "Sandra." FILM DIRECTOR DIES LOS ANGELES, Jan. 7. Frcd Fisoiiback, 30, kuowu also as Fred Hibbard. motion picture director, died last night at his residence here. He hnd been ill several months. . .-, Chamber Party on Way For Meetings Representatives of the Eugene chamber of commerce left this after noon on the Shasta for Portland to attend the annual meeting of ths Oregon state chamber of commerce. Those from here who will be at the meeting are Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Rog ers, Mr. and Mrs. Carl (I. Wnsh burne. C. D. llorer, I., r Rny, A. H. Tiffany. Frank Jenkins, R. A. Mc Cully. Paul R. Kelty, E. Wugene I'ludwick. W. K. Newell, E. C. Hob bins, J. A. McLean and A. C. Dlion. The meeting will be held tomorrow. Check Stub Valid License Receipt Tie sure to mark your cjieck stub or money order receipt when apply ing for 1925 automobile license, warns A. II. Shortes, city traffic of ficer. Traffic men recognize such rs ceipti until a renaonable time elapses for receipt of the plates. Motorists who are delaying appli cations for their licenses in the hope that period of grace will be granted are due to disappointment, Mr. Shorten says. DANCE Venetn Hull. Saturday, .lan. 10th nnd every Saturday nite. Everybody welcome. jlO IT'S HERE! TODAY ' and THURSDAY in! i i 'Love! Adventure! Thrills! TIN-TIN- The Wonder Dog in the Wonderful Drama Coffee Shop Will Be Open Saturday Opening of the) "Coffee Shop" on Ninth avenue west near Willamette street in the Chrisman building has been set for Saturday and the remod eling of the store formerly occupied by the Liberty Tailors is under way now. The shop Is to be opened by W. 11. "Buster" Lore and V. V. Frlel. Light lunches, confectionery ib4 When Your Stornach "Rebels" Just take Pape's Diapepsin v:: , Almost Instant Relief ffoln Indigestion, Gas, Heartburn, or Sour; Acid," Upset Stomach Any time 1 ; Correct sour - digestion attf tiufkt your' rebellious stomach by eating a few tablets of Pape's Diapepsin anytime! Nothing , else known re lieves the distress , of Indigestion, Gases, Heartburn, Flatulence, Moat ing or Acidity so promptly besides, the, .rHicf pleiWNUit and harmless. ' Millions know th magic of "I'ape'H Diapepsin" and always keep it handy to reinforce the digestion, should they est too much or cat something 'Which does not agree .with them. 1(0 cent packages guaranteed by druggists everywhere. PAZO Ointment A Guaranteed Remedy C"iT ITCHING, BLIND, 1 DIICC JTUIV BLEEDING OR PROTRUDING 1 "LiHiiJ V It is now put up in collapsible tubes with detachable pile pipe making it very easy to apply. 75c mw n rf DRUGGISTS refund money if it fails to cure. ( Special directions enclosed with each package. Your druggist will order it. (Also put up in old style Tins, 60c.) !!!, :tf). lil, and 'A'2 ',V,, t.'ertifii'atps of deposit (other than for money borrowed ) : H 1. State, county, cr other municipnl deposit Hecurofl hy pleflup nf assets of this bank or surety hoiid, unfcings .Tt, Other Wtne deptiMtn, nsvings ItU. Postal saving deposits Tutsi of time dcpiMts subject to Iteserve Item Xt 3.1. and I jnhilitie other than tlne aj.ove Mated, unearned dinmrat - H1.4I2.0.I M.R.-7.I1K tMSL'.oxT.iiS 4.70.1.4.-, Total - fl,OIL!M3..17j State ot trrffn. County of I.snc. ss: I. A. A. Hnjirrts csfhipr of the slmve.nnmeil lisnk. Ho nWtmiy swrsr ' that the altfcrc statement is true to the Je-,t of my ktiowlprljr anil belief. f A. At(l(ii:itH, Cashier Hultsrribetl and sworn to bf fre me this 'lib day of .Inrninry, lirjo. i C. K. CI,I:AVI;H, Notary I'ublie. My (-ommiion eifiires Mardt l.'i, 1125 Corrert Attewt : T. K. HN()I)(IIIA.H, W. T. (iORIM)N. UAIiWIN IiltI.-iTnW. Southern Califor nia Express to Los Angles dully at IMS P. M., alao carrlea throUKh aleoper for Kan Francis-, CO. To San Francisco "Shasta" 12:10 p. m. "Oreennlan" :0S A. M. "San KranrlauO Kxpreas" 1:25 A. M. through the warm' SOUTH-LAND to the East Plan yourwlnter trip east vis Shssta route to sun. swept California thence via the scenic Sunset route to New Orleans and the East. Enjoy the comforts of th New Sunset Limited throuith the romanticSouthwett to NewOrlcans. See this year's colorful Mardi Gras pageants. And you'll like Southern Pacific dining car ser vicehighest quality food delicimisly prepared and served at your accustomed meal-time. Low round-trip excursion faresfull stop-over privileges. For full information, ask Southern Pacific F. G. LEWIS, Tickot Agent Telephone 44 ' PUBLIC DANCE DREAMLAND HALL Every Wednesday and Saturday night Music by "Woods Orchestra Men 75c Ladles Free tt WHERE THE NORTH BEGINS I Any Seat 20 Kiddles 10c NEWS A heart-wanning tale of North land Adventuro and Romance COMEDY "Roaring Lions at Home" CASTLE "Homo of tho Best" A Faultless Dressed Nan Always Commands Respect You can buy cheap clothes anywhere any time of tbo year, some times you enn buy cheaper than others, but at best these clothes nro just coverings for the body. They do not reflect your individual-it-, nor do they add to your appearance. And just a few day's wear nnd they aro old and look dingy. ' i CHEAP CLOTHES COST MORE IN THE LONG RUN If you want to reduce tho annual cost of the up-kecp in clothes, why not add a few more dollars to the initial investment a,nd get Bomething that will mako you -proc of yourself. High Grade Tailored to Measure Suits and Overcoats . ' - ' Moderately Priced This establishment was organized to meet this great diced and we aro daily pleasing n large number of fastidious men by giving Ihom real tailored clothes for less than they aro accustomed to pay for an inferior quality. Our largo stock of woolens gives y,ou a wide range from which to select tho pattern desired and our organization gives you 'the beuefit of tho experience of artists who know how to build tstylish clothes. Come in today and pick your pattern nnd let our designer, Mr. .Sherman, show you just how well dressed, a man, can bo on u very small amount of money. . ' Phone 567, For An Appointment Eugene Clothing Mfg'. Co o 1 Guard Building 1035 Willametto WHOLESALE , ' ItETAIL Condensed Official Statement of the BANK OF COMMERCE EUGENE. OREGON . At tho Close of Business December 31, 1924 ( RESOURCES: Loans $004,422.25 Bonds and Warrants 18"),83 1.1)0 Hanking House ..; ; 42,000.00 .Furniture and Fixtures '. . . . . v 7,500.00 U. S. Oovornnient Bonds $ 85,800.00 Cash Reserve 271,141.72 Total Reserve $356,941.72 350941.72 Total Resources . $1,198,695.87 s , LIABILITIES: Capital Stock ". $ 50,000.00 Surplus Fund 40,000.00 Undivided Profits 10,753.57 Total $100,753.57 100,753.57 Dividends Unpaid 2,500.00 Deposits 1,01)3,442.30 Total Liabilities . $1,196,695.87 I I'irectors.