The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, January 16, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextT Friday Evening, January ig, jjjoj Page Six THE EUGENE GUARD IS NEW Y011K, Jan. 10. Lore for his muther caused Uenny Leonard lightweight onanipton, to retire from j the rluir. lie said in a signed suite ment ttidny. Knr some time his moth er pleaded with bim to Kivt up boiiliK beciiuse luc feared be wouiu no nun, .She became so insistent that fin n'lv Hilly Ulbson, Leonard's mnunser, fitvisod him to retire, saying "tho .:o.-k of another fifc'ht will be too i. .ueh for her. "TJie newfpnpers were full of ato " if ihout iuy training my fighting," -?.id Leonard In his statement. "Tboy ..ud how 1 got my eye split open. 1 liey told how I got iny teeth knoclt- 1 out. They told bow my hands were li.oken, and my mother rend every Hue of it. and then hhw iiic aa 1 cnine home. Mother would sit crying and tremhliug, saying: 'My poor llenny.' "My brothers nnd I made light of the injuries, but right there and then motJier said she would not let ilenny fight again. My fight with Tendler in . l!)i't was to have been my last. My mother baa been very 111. All of us are greatly worried over her condi tion. One dny she culled our family together. She miiile me promise her 1 would never fight again. "My fighting haa come down to a question of my mother' health. I have to choose between tbat and the love of hearing the cheers of the newsboys on the streets." " Leonard la retiring from the ring in good financial circumstances uml with it foundation for n stage career laid by mouths of preparation. Thus lie is following in the footsteps of ail other noted pubilixt, James J. Cor Uitl. I Leonard, who lias not been active In the ring allien lllil, has held bin present title for nearly seven years. After fighting his way through the ranks for five years following hia first appearance, lie took the title from Frctldy Welsh of Great Hritain. May 118. 1(117. REAL COMPETITmn COItVALLIS, Ore., Jan. 10. Pa cific univeraity basketball sound of Korest- Grove, Which met Oregon ARriculturnl college Inst night put up an unexpected brand of basketb.ill, and O. A. ('. hud to extend itaelf to win :i'J to 10. , The second team started the game but the varsity was substituted in the middle of the first half. Pacific was in the lend until the first team went in. The score at the end of the first half was 14 to 10 in favor of O. A. C. HUSKIES WIN . RRATTLB, Jim. 10. University of Washington rushed AVillnmette uni versity basketball players off their frr in a Pacific Northwest Intercil iT'tc game hero yesterday, winning 70 to 1(1. The score nt tho end of t' e half was 44 to 0. Paavo Nurmi Will Match Ray's Speed In Chicago Tonight CHICAGO, Jan. 10 raavo Nurmi. thv phenomenal middle distance run ner, comes to Chicago tonight to meet ,loie Hny nf the Illinois A. ('.. whose CURED WITHOUT SURGERY MY METHOD of treating Pllea, recoffimed as so successful, is non surgical. No Inconvenlencea, embarrass mentsorconflnernentduring treatment One may come end go about hl dutlei s ujusL Relief It apparent from the very first, and 1 positively GUARAN TEE to cure any cue of Pllea or refund the patient fee. t If yoa will writ to me I will Mnd yoa my FREE hook on Piles end othei Rectal end Colo ditor- dera. ; DEAN. MD.Int HORtyusDf nrxs seattl orriii. iimmammmimmKatmam SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" and INSIST! Unless you see the "Baver Cross" on (ablets you arc not getting the genuine by millions and prescribed Colds 'Headache .. Pain Toothache mry.na to Ue bade Kirk of Butt llusrstrire ef ItouacMkacfclttitr ot gtliwllcscl record for the one and three quarter miles of their race he baa already broken. Four world' Indoor track record two of which he holds, await the nlensure nf fleet feet of the r inn in the rifJith indoor handicap track aad field event of tho lllin A. U. Itay, wboae fastest time in the mile and three quarters 7:59 4-5 was a world mark for two yeara until last night, eipecta the race with Nurmi and Willie Titola, hla couutrymnn. to be the hardest of his career, hitherto scarcely threatened In Its supremacy. He Is in fine shape as a reeult of con stant training since his last meetlug with the invader in New A'01" ""'' considers lie has an advantage over hia opponent, who runs an hour after he cnmpletca his KKK) mile Journey. Gibbons Makes His Demands For Fight NKW YOKK, Jan. 10. Tom Gib bons, St. Paul heavyweight, has de msuded a flut guarantee of not lens iJian $7.".00( with an additional .'I000 for expenses, to box Luis Angel Kirpo under the auspices of the National Sporting elnb ill London. (My The Associated Frees) Mibo MoTiiriie. world's lislit-licavy- welght champion, will undergo an op eration today for the removal oi a ..,.11 i.nnA fmm him rieht hand. As a result, he will be on the fistic shelf for three months. Then he win ue ready to meet Paul ltcrlenbach, Tout Gibbons or Gene Tunney, he said. President John A. lleydler of the National league iB opposed to , the practice of major league teams taking regular league umpires south with them during the training season, due to the danger of too great intimacy between the officials and players. During the regular playing, season umpires are forbidden to stop at the same hotel with the ploycrs. No License Plate Arrests Are Made v- ............. I.O..A flu rnl heen made lV H1H-OIB liu.t - J - - of car owners who atill have not ob tained the l!i2.r) license plates. Word hns been received nt the sheriff's of fice that (he work of delivery of the plates applied for is behind at tho of fice of the secretary of stale. , w I. onnl tn fnC their .llllliy wiiu mn. ... ---- license arc still waiting. Several cars bearing tne reo pimes wut 'vr here yesterday and today, following tho expiration of the period of grace, i,n In nil eases a receipt was display ed by tho driver. Three Are Sent to California Gallows hiv nrrcXTlN'. Cel.. Jan. 10. Jack Ferdinand and John Heare. Lo Anirelea murderera. were banged at the state prison here today. The two traps oi me gunown ............ al,nlinnnnuW. Ferdinand w:ls pronounced dead In i.'l minutes but It took a minute longer tor nenra iu ui. " JOHN GEREOAC OtE'S Geregnc. one of three men to be L-zii urii fnl . .Inn. 111. John Geregnc, one of three men to be ex ecuted in California prisons today for the murder of Charles A. Chap man In Los Angelea Inst year, died on the gallows nt the state prison here here this morning. Ho went to his fate bravely. '.:' ELMIRA l.l.MIlt.l. Jan. 10. (SpecinD Mary Pickert and Lena Potterf rode horseback to Venetn to visit Mary I'lckert's mother Sunday. Lola Smith nnd Mrs. Koselln Marsh Hnrpolo were visitors at tho lOlmlra high school Monday. The sophomore class la planning on giving n play In the spring. The president has sent for two books "Flying High" and "I'nder Contract." Sylvester Smith nf Portland la a visitor nt the Freeman home, A H. Y. P. V. party will be held at the Conn nt home in Veneta this eve ning. Kf fir Montgomery spent Thursday night nt the home of Nellie Fountain The Khnirn and Pleasant Hill high school will play basketball at . the Pleasant Hill hall this evening. Thursday evening. January 1fl, a practice debate between the campus high of l-'ugene anil Klmira high was held In the I'lmira high school build ing. The question was "Ilesoived that the Japanese should he admitted to the T'niteil Stales under the quot ed terms of the Immiirratlon law 'Che speakers on the affirmative were Kntherine Fry and Gwen Stivers of rnmpus high and for the negative ("lair f'onnnt and llnrold Isaacson of the F.lintra high. The chairman Mr. Itohe. gave the decision of the judges which was In favor of the affirmative. Bayer Aspirin proved safe by physicians 24 years foi Neuralgia Lumbago Neuritis Rheumatism Accept only "Bayer" packngt which contains proven directions. Handy "Payer" boxes nf 19 tablet' Also bottlea'of 24 and 100 Drusglsta i i - j i E PACIFIC QUINTET E Expecting a surprise, the Univer sity of Oregon ba8ketball quintet will face the I'ucific university fire here this evening in tbe second Nurtuwent Intercollegiate conference game for the lemon 0'Mow mjuaU. Willamette wan CHwil defeated in the. first tilt laat nverk. Pacific, according to mo) results of (Jie O. A. .-. battle of last uight, has a card or two up her Kleeve, iind on the outcome of toniRlit'a same will depend to finite an etent, how Ore gon looks for the remainder of tne season. The Oregon team will probaljy start with her two veteran forwards. GownnM nud HohH"n. At center will be Okerberg, firHt year varsity man, who crested Somewhat of a sensation by knocking down 22 point for hia mates In the Willamette game. At guard, Westergren, diminutive speed artist, will draw a berth, and will be mated with GUleowaters or Refnbart, in all probability. TAKE 0' nfftrpM from Klnmflth count? will l.a hnra tliia uftArnOnn t(k tltlcf IntO custody John O'Sliea, lield here as a suspect In tbe Knckson murder case at Klamath Falls, according to a tAlinl,.,nA mnfififfi. tn Sheriff F'rank Taylor toduy from Klamath lalls. OShea- was arrested at Cottage Grove last Mondsy while he was on hia wnv tn TWthiiul n tho renuest of the Klamath county authorities. There was no doubt expressed oy Sheriff Taylor as to what disposition uraa'tn hff ninflA nf the case here as no definite word as to the decision of the Klamath authorities had been received for five days with the ex ception that they desire that O'Suea be questioned. v O'Hbea told Sheriff Taylor that he could account for all his movements the night of the killing at KlamBth Falls and "seems to have a plnusnblc story," according to tne aueriii. Lincoln Club Will . Celebrate Feb. 12 Pinna nin .liniiltiv well far tllQ neV Lincoln club organized hero tbis week and expectations are for a large and representative gathering at the banquet of the club to lie held tho evening of February 12, In honor of the birthday anniversary oi tue (Jreat Emancipator, according to Dr. M. C. Harris, president. "The club will be permanent and we hope that each year the annual banquet will be a feature that will attract some oi the nest speakers of n, -inin" according- to Dr. HlirriH. The committee outlining the banquet details reports that much interest is being displayed In the alniB and ob jectives of the new cub. Malk Twain Cited As Law Authority t finn Mint Murk Twain is cited as a legal authority, generally Kugcnc attorneys turn to tho Oregon supreme bench anil other high places of juristic lore, but it can uiiiii-u. a brief was filed today In a civil suit and among other lengthy nnd some what dry details ot cause ot ncuon .l.aHnna hnrnhv ntul tO-wlt. nDPCarS a bright' spot nnd tho great American humorist is quoted as -no wuum u good historian if facta wero not es sential to on authentic history." This win a shnft directed nt the opposition D. E. Nebergall Meat Co. Pridowest Meats Government Inspected Saturday SPECIALS Beef Roasts . . "4C Beef Boil . 9c Veal Loaf . . . 20C Blue Bell Butter 50C Regular Prices Picnics, lb 16c Bacon Squares, 11). . . 18c Hneon Backs, 11). . . 25c Hums, lb 28c Wieimies, lb U(V Kraut, tt 15c IlttmburK, lb 15c Pork Sausage (all imrk) 22c Fiiuinn laddies, lb. 25c Salt llerrinjt, lb 25c Salt Salmon, lb 20c Nucon, lb 29c Pacific Nut, lb 27c Ancbovies, lb 35c Salt Mackerel, lb. .. 30o Fresh Salmon, lb. ... 30c Halibut, lb. 30c Fresh Smelt While They Last but It saved the brief from oblivion in the circuit court files and brought it into newspaper print. Mrs. Hart Seeks to Break Agreement LOS ANGELES, Cal Jan. IB Winifred Westover Hart took the witness stand in court here today in her suit to break thi separation agreement with her husband, William H. (Bill) Hart, film star, and told for the first time the inside story of their domestic troubles. Mrs. Hurt la attempting to break that provision of the trust fund set tlement which bare her from return ing to the screen. . LI ENFORCEMENT BOARD ADVOCATED PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 10 "Tbe legislature will find prompt response among the people if it enacts a coda crcatiug a law enforcement board, non-particul in character and consist ing of three persona of the type of the "dolUr-n-yeur man, who served the government duriug the war," Judge Stephen A. Lowell of Peudle ton declared today before tbe annual convention of the county judges and commissioners at tho court house. tiuch a board, the speaker said, ehould be clothed with uutbority to advise with the sheriffs of the var ious counties as to enforcement problems, to Investigate those offi cers who are neglectful of duty, and, when tbe results of aifch investiga tion warrant, to eet in motion the legal machinery to remove the delin quent officer. Likewise, the board ought to have power extending to the Incorporated cities, to tho end liiut it might advise and assist the peace of ficers, with attendant authority of in vestigation, be said. All fines arising from criminal pro secutions, the speaker said, should be covered into the treasury of tho board to be used by it, uuder proper accounting to the auditor of the state, the balance at the end of the year to be returned to the counties ;n proportion to Uie amounts given. Oregon's tax for strictly state pur poses is lower than that of other weBtern states, and lower than thut in most etstes in the union, despite the claims of some office seekers who mislead tbe public to further their own political ambitions, T. 11. Kuy, state treasurer, declared in hie ad dress befoTe the convention. REPORT APPROVED WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. The sen ate today agreed to the conference re port on the first deficiency appropria tion bill of fl.VJ.OW.UUO and the measure was gent to tbe house for ap proval. The measure carries $ir0,000, 000 for tax refunds. The senute add ed amendments authorizing $30,000 each for the farm commission nnd the federal oil conservation board. EXAMS POSTPONED 1 Physical examinations, si-hedulcd for tonight at the Y. M. t . .A. have TOO LA1& TO (JLAbiJiD' FOR HKXT n-room modern bunga low. Ml -Pearl. Call 11.18 E 3rd. Phone a.11-J. jl7 TItASII HAl'I.IXO 1'honc 410. flO FOK HKNT Sleeping room. I'livnte entrance. 47!l High. Phone lO-'U-.l. j2.'l CH ILDREN goric, Teething Drops nnd Soothing Syrups, especially prepared for Infants in amis and Children 'all ages. ' To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of CAaxVeJcMt j 'Proven directions on rarh rffcagf. Thyjicians everywhere recommend it. Great Pianists Music to be Heard at Laraway's Afternoons From 2 to 4 Daily . You are cordially invited Mil' t."lIUIMII IIIWll'U IU HL'IU IIIU mii'iii' ists playing "He-Anaeted" by tho wonderful i to life' "Ampieo Hoprodueing Grand Piano" Artists true in our music store room. ous instrument stay as absolutely free. Godowsky Bauer Levitzki Rachmaninoff Kreisler Ornstein Volavy Kmita 1h Ampico Knabe and Klsi'her Laraway's New Laraway Bulldlna K . ....--! .,fl1 U.i.L-r tvaninr. January 23, it ts announced today by tu. k. iioiuenian, aireciur oi pujoii-m education. ' Pfmplles You will be startled bow quickly nd thoroughly you can atop akin eruptions and beautify your complexion with S.S.S. PIMPLES are the first thing one notices in another person's face. It Is too often cruel in its mlsjudgment It judges from what it sees on the outside. Pimples are easy to get rid of., More Ted-cells I That is what yon need when yoa see pimples staring at you lq the mirror. Bod-cells mean clear, pure, rich blood. They mean clear, rud dy, lovable complexions. They mean nerve power, because all your nerves are fed by your blood. They mean freedomforever from pimples, from blackhead pest, from bolls, from ecxema and skin erup tions: from that tired, exhausted, run-down feeling. Red-blood-cella are the mOBt important thing In the world to each of us. S.S.S. will aid Nature in building them for yout S.S.S. has been known since 1826 as one of the greatest bloodtbuild ers, blood-cleansers and ay stem strengthened ever produced. Start taking S.S.S. today. Its medicinal Ingredients are purely vegetable. 8. S. S. Is sold at all good drur storea in hn aleeo. Th largtr sin is more economical. 'CC Worlds Best "gloodMedldne Rialto Theatre Junction City SUNDAY JACKIE COOGAN ip 'Little Robinson Crusoe' 9 Keep Glands In Balance Says Physician In an Interesting Interview, Dr. Samuel J. Staub, according to a recent dispatch, said that people suffering from that "below par" feeling, accompanied by loss of ap petite, sleeplessness; loss of weight and so forth, can be set right by having the balance of their glandular secretions restored. ,. Glandogen, the new scientific gland tonic, prepared In tablet form, provides a simple method of taking glandular treatment. Gland ogen, for mon and women, is ob tainable at Allen's Drug store and Rod Cross Pharmaoy. ... e. Cry 1VTOTHER:- Fletcher's Cas- toria is a pleasant, harmless Substitute for Castor Oil, Pare to hear tho great Ampico Como hear this marvel long as you wish it is at Pruswlclt VlctroU Thonoitraphs and Records nn f 1 for cakes and pastry as for bread Stiff Neck Get this relief now To get rid of a crick in the neck in short order apply Sloan's. No rubbing! The marvelous effectiveness of the liniment it self does the job for you. It sends fresh, new blood through the pain-ridden tissues, and this takes out the stiffness etops the pain. All druggists 35 cents. Sloan's liniment -kills pain! MEAT SPECIALS on GOOD MEA.TS Steer Beef Pot Roast, per lb. . Beef to Boil, per lb. ......... , Shoulder Pork Roast, per lb. . . Nice Fat Hens, 3 and 4 lbs., per Large Plymouth Rock Hens, per Smoked Ham (Oregon Pride) 1-2 or whole, per lb Picnic Hams, per lb NINTH STREET MARKET BILL (iWKKXK, PropriVtor Phone 14 We Deliver 39 E. 19th St SLABWOOD and PLANER ENDS A combination that settles th? 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. our- & ELMIRA, VENETA NOTI STAGE Lv. Eugene Lv. Noti 7:;i0 A. M. 8:50 A. M. 4:00 P. M. 6:00 P. M. Lv. Elraira Lv. Veneta 9:10 A. M. 9:20 A. M. 6:30 P. M. -' 6:45 P. M. Saturdays Only Lv. Eunene 12:00 Noon Lv. Notl 1:30 P. M. Stages Leave Stage Terminal, Eugene, Rice Hotel, Noti Geo. N. -McLean, Insurance. SU0 Willamette' M. l'hnue 017. ri For quality-cigars. Trince Xomo Will stop tomorrow Cxjlds break in 14 hours for the millions who uac Hill's. Fever and headaches go. LiGrippeyreldsinjdays. "JTiis is the quick, the scientinc my to end these dangers and discomforts. Don't trust lesser helps, don't wait. Get back to normal at once. All druggists ytl Price 30e cascaraJIqijinine Ct Reo Box QMV with portrait 15c 120 20c lb. 25c lb. 30c Phona 4S2 i i i Corns 28c I 20c I onebin For upwards of tivelve year$ thousands of Pacific Coast housewives have done all 0f their baking with FISHER'S BLENP FLOUR. From one bin Iws come thit ,every-purpose flour from which they have made their bread, their rolls, their biscuits, their pies, their plain cakes, as tcell at their fine, light, fluffy, fancy . cakes. Old Time DANCE Sat. Night, Jan. 17th AT W. 0. W. HALL Cor. 8th and Lincoln START BUILDING UP. NOW The time to open your i count here nt the '" Nntlnnnl is now the "r of n new year when te' ninnlhs nf opportunity rt before you. What you make of them pends upon how much Is made of your bsnkunj connection. It can h the moRt valuable erl nnd this Is pladly whenever you have nceo l iL 40 Years ef Helpful Service FIRST , NATIONAL DANK of Eugene ic H I A THRONG of ailing folks havo Rone to Chiropractic for aid anil they have not been dis appointed. They, have learned that the nerve carry heallh to various I parts of the body and I when they aro pinched I a Chiropractic adjustment j