The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, January 09, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textu TITE EUGENE GUARD Page Two" Friday Evening, January 9, j INTER-ALLIED DEBT PARLEY NEAR SUCCESS Today 's Gross-Word Puzzle THE SHIELD Twister No. 70 By J. C. BOYD Wa will confess to you right at tho start that this puzzle la no easy .one. ao gird up your vocabulary and go forth to do battle with this. An answer In forty minutes should be good cross-word puzzle solving speed. See how near you can approach this. Below are the synonyms horizontal and vertical for the words cuiuuiueu in mo puzzic. GIN BACKING Expectations Are That Meet ing Will Close By Next Wednesday PAItlS, Jan. 9. W) Important lel'-Kraus are on the way to Washing ton regarding the progress of the ne- zoiinriong between American and lli-itisii financial conferees over the I (liiut;d debt rights of the United tit'ites to shore in the Dawes plau proceeds. Iruuk B. KellcBg. American ambas sador to Grout Uriliiin, who is here for the conference, had a talk with James A. Logan, Jr., also of the American delegation alo thla morn ing. It la not anticipated that the American will confer with represen tatives of any of the othjr countries during the day. SUCCESS FORESEEN 1'AItlS, Jan. O-I'resent expects tions arc that the irJtcr-allied finnn rial conference will close by next Wednesdar and delegates are so con fident of their ability to achieve this result that they are already ranking preparations to lenvo Wednesday night to submit the conclusions of the conference to their respective parna inents. The Anglo-Americnn negotiations continue to make heudwsy, many onestions of detail already being Set tied. It is hoped that the Wadswortb agreement for repayment of the American occupational army costa should be to 24 years or to a longer period, even up to 40 years, and other points will be settled by nigut. Dawss Plan Third Indeed,' the Anglo-American con trovcrsy over the right of the United States to shore in the Dawes plan annuities which was at first regarded as the principal obstacle, now is plac cd as third in order of difficulty among the questions on the program. First comes that of Belgium s per rentage of receipts from Germany. Thia is particularly delicate because it raises the whole question of the disposal of the Dawes plan proceeds Second comes tbe question of dt Tiding the receipts from tbe Itubr oc cupation, ibis is of sucb complexity that it is possible that It may be postponed aa proper examination of books, it is believed, will require mouths. The American claims come third, the cost of the occupation fourth, re , covcry of amounts collected in excess of claims, fiftn, the Belgian wsr dent, sixth, and restitution of industrial machinery and tbe like removed from the occupied region by Germany, seventh. Debt Question Deferred Aa to the question of intcr-allled debts, which loomed so large at the beginning of the week, although ex trnueoiis to the conference, the ex rlmnges of views thus far have con vineed the delegates , of the prlncl pully interested powers that the ques tion is neither ripe nor suitable for irentniout at a general conference, The process of conducting the con fercnee by conversations between the various units composing it continued today. The British and Belgian dele gationa were' in communication dur ink the morning nnd itNvas announc ed (hot 1'rcmior Theunis of Belgium would confer with Finance Minister Clementel of France and Winston Churchill, British chancellor of the cichequer, tliisftornoon. The French delegation spent most of the morning conferring with Premier Hnrrlot ut' if f F ?f if f 7T HORIZONTAL. 1 disentangled 81 ancient 7 bent over 15 cavity in bone 16 cut a de pression In 10 downcast 17 surround ing of a place by an army 20 parent (col loo.) Zl stroke liehtly . 22 craft 24 wanders 27--conunon American tyrant fly catchers ' 80 trouble copper coin 32 come in sight 8 S favors 88 pen 89 man's name (Scot.) 40 aeriform (laid 43 pavfllions 45 Greek let ter 47 Roman magistrate 49 one who lubricates 61 rat 63 baby 64 deals oat in .small portions VERTICAL. 2 obstinate 29 point of ammuis 3 by way of 4 purpose 6 card game commas 82 -vexation 33 listen 84 kind of . liquor 35 occupy place in as . omclaj body' 86 stonework- ers Herewith la No. 69. solution to puzzle 6 composition 8 in that spot 9 beautiful Hawaiian bird. 10 ancient 11 part of a shell game 37 sting 12 religious ' 41 bustle , books of old Scand inavian . tribes 1 A pronoun 18 belonging to an Inani mate object 19 hiatoa 1 wtil tens - 23 two i. 26 pound lightly 26 puii asund er 28 long, slip pery lish I ; 42 man's nick name 44 negative; 45 Guide's highest note in . scale 48- number 48 Chinese coin 60 conjunc tion - 62 toward 63 that is (abbr.) 65 note of scale n If? k e jff l a wlame HE-MS pMMlL i. 1 ! 2. JL N M 0 TRA BE E In I yUIaIrInIc; b a Ul ad his residence where lie is still confin- cd to Ills room convalescing from Ji is recent illness. Eczema til tamt M "' 1 nflEJRESTED IN IE! KLAMATH FALLS. Ore.. Jan. Three men ausnected of the murrln of Oscar Krlckson, In (he robbery of a gainoiiug nnuse Here eerly Suudny morning were arrested In a roomlug house here esrly today by a posse of police and deputy sheriffs. They gave uie namoa of "Tex Hnrmnn. O. U liriffilh and I. J. McLaughlin. The men nro being held Incommunicado in separate cells In tho county jail. I.eo Jinrlford. a local tax driver, also was jailed when he was found in the room with the three suspects. The men have been about Klamath Falls for several weeks, hut hsvo been in holing since the robbery and murder officers declared. tVhat evidence authorities have to connect the auapected men with the crime has not yet been given out, mI thoush District Attorney (ianong anld It was sufficient to warrant tile fil ing of murder charges. OH! The Joy of a peaceful, rest ful night. What a wonderful "up and going" feeling follows sucb. a night of undisturbed slumber. Oh! What tortures what agony what despair goes with the , ikln diseases hold power and drivej FlflgS Dedicated For under the cover of darkness like crafty beings of the under world these eruptions work their most serious havoc. 6.8 8. is tha established con-' Cueror nf these annoying skin dis eases. 6.8.8. drives theso ever dis turbing elements from your systom elemonts that carry in their wako lack of energy undermining health! You may try In vain to cot rid of them by using salves, lotions, washes, all to no purpose. You can't do It that way the seat of the trouble lios deeper Impure bloody trying to throw off poisons , 1. V. 1. - t .1 .1.1. 8.8.3. purifies the blood. It aids Little Girl LOSCS jaturom creating new red-blood rolls by the million I Blood-cells flint Bend now rich blood coursing through your system. Red blood that drives away eczema drives oway pimples, blackheads, bolls and rheumatism, too. An increase in red-blood-cells means added strength, added vitality and re newed vigor. Because the medicinal Ingredients of 8.S.S. are purely vegetable, It may be taken with perfect safety. Start taking S.S.S. today and watch it rout that an noying, skin deatroytng, health un dermining army thai holds your system In its graspl Learn again . what it means to enjoy peaceful, restful nights of slumber. AS 8.8. Is eeM at all am4 dntt atorw la two m. The Una sis Is man f wnomlcaL u At State House SALF.M, Ore., Jon. 0. Four finis. two nntiunal and two state flags, were dedicnted Inst niaht at the statu house, two lu the house of representa tives and two in the lennte. Ther were purchased by Barbara Krietcht.; Tent, daughters of the veteraps, of mis city, justice ueorge .M. mown of the supreme court made the main address and a speech was made by George Griffith, state commander if the American legion. Miss Julia K. Webster presided. Thumb in Accident RI'RINOFIELI). Jsn. P. f Spe cial). While playing near the home of her pnrents on Wednesday, Piireoc two year old daughter of erne Mests of est Springfield thumb. Tbe child, with her brother, had found a hatohet aud while invratlgal ing "how It worked.'1 the older bro ther severed tha child's thumb at the first joint. Radio Record Is Shattered By, Canadian VICTORIA, B. C, Jan. 0. Con stant two-way radio communication between the steamship Makura and the Kstevan wireless station from the time the vessel left here until she ar rived Sunday nt Sydney, Australia, I distance of 0,057 miles, has broken i .worlds wireless record, It was an nounced today by E. J. Haughton, divisional aupcrintendent of tbe do minion government radio telegraph office here. t The record was mode by Operator Durkes of the Estevan atation. Several necks ago Operator Durkes established a world's wireless record when be kept in touch with the steamer Tahiti for a distance of 6000 miles. Miss Caples. Opens Music Studio Here Miss Helen M. Caples, former Unl versity of Oregon student, is opening a music studio at her residence for the purpose of instructing in piono. Miss Caples bss recently returned from Europo where she studied under I. rbillipp. During tbe summer she studied at t ontslnblesu, at the Amer ienn Conservatory of Music. For two yeara she waa head of the music conservatory at Albany. Miss Caples was at I lie university two yenra ago, and is a member ofj Kappa Inppa Vinmmn, and mil I'm lOpsllon. women b national honorary music frnlernlty. v FRAU WAGNER ILL BAYREUAH. Bavaria, Jan. 004?) The condition of Frail Wagner, widow of Richard Wagner, the great composer, is giving rise to grave ap prehensions among relatives and friends of the family. Gland Patient Withstands Severe Endurance Test Afttr nufferinf from a nervous breakdown, anil being nubjort to. dun? flpelln, n innti of &i rounitipd his honllh iu.J strength through glandu Inr treatment. As nn acttinl test of his perfect health, thia gland patient recently rail and won the one -mile and three-mile race In the annual field meet at one . of California's State, Institution, Even more re markable than his speed was the phy sical condition of tho athleto after breasting tho tape. Ho exhibited nothing of the distress or labored breathing of the ordinary runner. (Jlandogen, tha new scientific gland tonic, prepared in tablet form pro vides a simple method of taking glan dular treatment, lllanriogen, for men and women, la obtainable at Allen's Drug store and Ked 1'rosa l'harmacy. Br PROFESSOR Albert A. Michelson Of University Of Chicago Has Experiments CHICAGO, Jan. 0 Further credence to Einstein s theory of rels tivity waa given here last nigbt when Prof. Albert A. Mlohelson, scientist at ine university oi unicago. asserted :n a lecture that bis most recent experi ments had furnished Einstein another striking confirmation. While he prefaced the announce ment of bis findings, with the state ment that they were provisional. Prof. .Michelson declared ho believed th.it additional experiments which he will make would furtheNsupport Einstein. Ether Drift Used. , The theory was tested bv the ether drift experiment, the latter also being proved, rrot. .uieneison said, in which two' beama of light were thrown oy mirrors in opposite direction through a 5200 foot vacuum tube. The two beana arrived at their starting place at vnrioua displacements, which indi cated there hod been a Impediment in tfte velocity of ligit. One of the prin cipal objects to be determined in tho experiments was whether the mo tion of the earth influenced tbe velo city of light. Had tbe two beams cams home at the identical time then it would have been probable that some of Einstein's theory would have been difficult to explain. As it was, the two beams Showed wide displaccmenta. The result came aa a climax and in rapid tribute. Einstein, not only be ing confirmed, also bad furnished ma. onnl for still more brilliant work, he said. ' Experiment Pictured. A stereopticsn pictured what Pro fessor Michelson in almost a layman's tongue made hie hearera see the fas cination of the art and its intrigues. His demonstration illustrated In s number of ways the striking property of wave motion. A mechanical wave was made so slowly that the eye read ily observed its properties. Small waves or rippleS on tbe surface of water were prejected and made to, cp pear almost at rest through the method known as intermitent illum ination. ' Sound waves were illustrated b.v the Interference ofxtwo trains xif sound waves from two large tuning forks much in the fashion of uie wave travel. Tho picture disclosed that sound waves, like light waves, travel in straight lines. 'Asensiti gas flame was used in this experiment. The flame turned up to. the point of flar ing was made to flare when a high pitched note was sounded. The sec ond wave (too high to be heard) could bo reflected and focused and made -to cast shadows quite like light. Light Analysis Projected. The analysis of light by a prism Into a spectrum was projectel and two Important types, continuous and bright lines spectra, were thrown on the screen. Interference of light waves analo gues to that ot ripples anu eounu were shown oy projecting on tne screen the colors of soap films snd finally the fringes of an interfero meter. This Instrument was devised for the experiment on vrliich the theory of relativity Is founded nndi which was the key to Trof. Mlohel-j son's recent test. ' -. It takes the sunlight eight mm-. Planes Raid Tribesmen; Fifty Killed BAGDAD, Irak., Jan. 0. 0W In consequence of raida recently made by Akliwnn tribesmen followers of lbn Ssud on ibe lrsk tribes, 50 miles smthwest of Nasiriyah, a strong force ot airplanes yesterdsy located the raiders aud attacked them wi bombs snd machine guns, killing 50 men snd many camels. The British high commissioner has sent a strong note to Ihn risud that the rsids must cease snd the loot he returned, otherwise the raiders will be severely punished in the future. It is reported tbat In one forsy lbn 8aud s men destroyed every tent be longing to a small Irik tribe and kill ed every male over ten years cf asi? They did not, however, rioivst thi women who handed o'. t-r their jewel ry. AT IS WASHINGTON, Jan. 9. Charles H. Wells, loader of the American group taken from Wrangell Island by a Soviet transport is dead at Vladi vostok, the state department was in formed today. Death resulted from pneumonia. Wells, a resident of Nome, wis em ployed by an American trading com pany, was understood to bsve bosrded the Rusaisn ship Red October volun tarily, taking along tbe 12 Eskimos of his party. A small sum of money was sent' to Wells by the state de partment after he landed destitute at Vladivostok. He received every pos sible medical attention, during hie ill ness, a dispatch from the consul at Harbin said. Negotiations are in progress look ing to the repatriation of the Eski mos at Vladivostok, who are said to have been ordered deported by Soviet authorities. OREGON TAXES I IS OF TREASURER Thomas B. Kay Is Speaker At State Chamber Of Commerce. Session W. J. Powell Dies Suddenly at Home W. J. Powell, .62, and an invalid fir many years died at tbe home of C. W. Powell, his brother, it 409 Fif teenth avenue cast, yesterday. . He was a member of the Salvation Army, and leaves another brother, D. F. Powell of this city, and five sis ters, Mrs. Henry Kompp of Eugene; Mrs. J. W. Nect of Springfield; Mrs. E. Bland of Lebanon and Mrs. Emma Rich and Mrs. Eva Baughmore of Portland. Fnneral aervices will be held at the Veatcb chapel Saturday, Jan. 10, at 2 o'clock. Adjutant Jesse Roe will be in charge and interment will'je in the Mulkey cemetery. utes to reach the earth, the nearest atar four light years, and the for these star about 4000 years,' under the method of light calculation, ho aald. Light travels 186,000 miles a secoud, Professor Michelson declared, adding that "ticrcby hnngs a tale." "Th nerson to whom I waa ex-' plaining, said 'Hp did not believe it.' ' Goo. N. McLean, Insurance, 800 Willamette St. Phone 617. tf rhoue S. E. Stevens for piano tunlni. Clean-Up Specials As a result of our inventory we find, that there are some things upon which we are long. We are out of balance, and in or der to throw us bask in balance we are placing them on sale sat a reduced price.' These prices are good while the various articles last. eWorld's Begt loodMedldna SOVIETS IN FRANCE MAKKKIM.KH, Krsnce. Jsn. 0. The Ri'ssian Boviet mission under Admiral Kriloff Inspecting the for mer fleet of General Baron I'eter Wrangel at Illirrta haa arrived here. The mission found the ships unfit to navigate under their own steam. Ail must be towed to s Russian port tf It is decided to repair them and make them fit for servics. I00 REWARD We, the undersigned, agree to nay the sum of One hundred 1100.00) dnllnra tar (nfnrmitii.n laarlin a th. lost her right arrest and conviction of party or par- Ilea who broke Into and robbed our summer homes situated near the Mc Kensie Trout Hatchery. Any Informs, tlim will lis treated strictly confiden tial. WM. KNEEI.AXD, JOHN McOUIRE. J. C. PRICE J13 P. and G. ' Cocoanut Naptha Soap Oil White Soap 25 for $1.00 25 for $1.00 Regular at 5c a bar . Regular at 5c a bar Various Brands of Bishop '3 Coffee Package Candies Per lb. 50c 45c per dozen Retailing at 60c lb. Regular at 5c each Table Supply Co. Corner 9th and Oak Phone 246 r SLABWOOD and PLANER ENDS A combination that settles the heating problem forever. Planer ends are the ideal summer wood, also just the thing to start the fires off with a rush on cold winter dajs. Now is the time to lay In your supply. . The Booth-Kelly Lumber Co. 5th and Willamette Sts. Phona 452 PORTLAND, Ore., Jsn. 9. (Spe cial) Oregon ia not a tax-ridden state, and agitatore, office-aeekcra and newspapers who refer to. it as such are dealing in canard, declared Tbomaa B. Kay, stnte treasurer in an address at the meeting 'f tbe state chamber of commerce here yesterday. Backed by statistics and other data, Mr. Kay eihpbasizcd the point. toat taxation in tins atale is really lower then in most western states. His address struck a pupulur chord with tbe delegates, who shouted tbeir approval of Irving E. Vining'a euggea- tion that the speech be printed in full and distributed by the state chamber. Delegates totaled more than 150, and each wore a tiny brass tack in his coat lapel, typifying the slogan for the year, printed on a card below the tack, reading "It'a time to get down to brass tacks. Tbe session was at tbe Multnomah hotel, and the visitors were welcomed bjj Mayor Baker. Aft er this sddress W. D. B. Dodson, gen eral manager of the Portland cham ber, spoke on the state development program. A banquet at 7 o clock, at wbicb Mavor Baker waa tdVstmaater. waa the concluding event. "How to Finance a Project." waa told by C. D. Rorer, president of the Eugene Bank of Commerce and pres- dent of tbe Oregon State Bankers association. He declared that indus trial projects of merit are not hard to finance, but that it is usually a problem for tbe home community.. Too many have failed, he said, aug gesting that the state chamber might do well to form an advisory bureau whose experts could assist new and struggling enterprises. At the business session directors were elected es follows: E. I. Stod dard. LaOrande; lieorge II. Currey, Arlington, and Eric V. Hntiser, Port land, aa new members; Julius L. Meier, Portland; I. B. Viuing, Ash land; I'eter I.oggie, North Bend; T. B. Kav. Salem, and It. S. Hamilton. Bend, all re-elected. The hnld-over directors are: J. T. Rorick. Tho Dal les; Frank Sloan, Stanfield. n Bishop, Portland; E. t i,1 !'' vallis; c. H. nail, Klaa,hV L. L. Ray, Eugeue, aud L. j. r. Astoria. Marcel and curl last loos. ,i Hnlricn tilini Snsinoon p Kg LAST DAY A Story of Tempestuous LoVe ELINOR GLYN'S his noun with JOHN GILBERT and AILEEN PRINGLE MACK SENNETT'S "Galloping Bungalows',' PATHE NEWS TODAY'S GUEST ' Jessie Van Scov 1245 Willamette1 Kindly call at box-office for your two fickets, good today only. Matinco and Night Saturday. January J Tho dramatic: c,c., of tho season m n Usa GtOBGE Tec P"KEil ! niVriiir.i.i.J . TUUN5 1 . American X ACT64 Supported by a superb as ' -in new andL beautiful revivals of Y "THE THREE MUSKETEERS" SATURDAY MATINEE "HAMLET" SATURDAY NIGHT MAIL ORDERS NOW SEATS AT BOX OFFICif rrmay, January 9 f , PRICES PLUS TAX Saturday Matinee: 50c, !,(.; i.dv , ana 3.uu Night: 60c, tl.00, $1.50, Jig and 12.50. Ampico concerts, afternoons from 2 to 4 by world's greatest pianists no charge daily KIMBALL PIANO OFFER' History of pianos point with pride to tho fact that the Kimball is the greatest piano value the world ever had and has provyi this conclusively over a period of 70 years for the reason that nearly 500,000 Kimballs are now in use twice There's a Kimball for every home! THE KIMBALL LASTS A LIFETIME Did you ever see or hear a "worn out" Kimball piano! It is a recognized fact that it is positively impossible to "wear out a Kimball piano" they ; ai-e built to improve with age the value of a second hand Kimball is' twice that of any other make. , Two years to pay "Points of Superiority in Kimball Pianos." CASE and all panels made of five thicknesses of tho best thoroughly seasoned lumber, glued together, the grain of each thickness running at right angles to the ono next, thus rendering it Impossible for any portion to .shrink, swell or jsplit, In any climate or through any variation of temperature. " BRACKETS, mouldings and the cntlro arm are veneored the samo as the case, tho usual method boing to mako these of white wood nnd grain them to match tho cuso. PIN BLOCKS aro composed of many layers of thoroughly seasoned hard maple, so Joined together that the grain ot each layor is at right angles to tho grain of tho adjacent layer, thus providing a pin-block that cannot bo split and affording nbsoultely rigid sup port for the tuning pins. . SEE THE NEW KIMBALL PIANO AT LARAWAY'S Pianos Knabe Fischer Gulbranson Kimbnll LARAWAY'S New Lnraway Building Brunswick Victrola Phonographs nnd Records r Saturday and Monday Specials 100 lbs. Best Cnnc Sugar .... $7.75 10 lbs. Best Cane Sugar 80c 3 lbs. Bananas V.... 25c 3 Doz. Small Oranges 29c 3 Florida Grape Fruit 25c Fresh Creamery Butter, lb 49c 10 Tall Cans Armour's Milk .. 89c Armour's Milk, per ease 48 tall cans $4.30 Baron Backs, lb. 23c Picnics, lb 18C Fancy Lettuce, per head 10c Fancy Celery, 2 bunches for .. 25c 6 lbs Turnips 25c 7 lbs. Carrots 25c 3 lb. Box Soda Crackers .... 55c 5 -lb. Box Graham Crackers . . 89c 3 pkgs. Dia AV. Jelly Powders 25c 1 lb. Can Royal Club Coffee .. 49c 6 lbs. Small "White Beans .... 49c 15c Can Pork and Beans 10c Haskell Feed 804 Olive 3 large cans Broken Sliced Pineapple Quart Jar Strained Honey .. 5 lb. Pail Clover Honey .... 3 lb. Can Cri.sco 3 large Cans Tomatoes 3 cans Tender Sweet Com .. 3 cans Good Peas Shrimp, per can Cove Oysters, per can ' Otter Brand Minced Clams, 1-2 size, per can . 2 cans Palace Car Salmon 70e value for 4 cans Sardines in Oil 4 lbs. Bulk Cocoa 4 effns Light House Cleanser 7 Bars White Wonder Soap 60c Broom . 40 lb. sack Princess Flour'"'. '.'. 11 largo rolls Toilet Taper .. . 99c .. 65c ,. 79c .. 85c .. 40c ,. 40c ,. 40c ,. 19c ,. 13o ,. 23c . 49c . 25c . 25c . 25c . 25c . 49c $2.25 . 50c & Grocery Co. Phone 522 1