The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, March 13, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextV '-.?! I 1 1 V ' 'Si 'II s 1 Page Twtj CERTIFICATES OF CLEMENCY FILED IT STATE HOUSE SALKM, Ore., March 13 Nino cer- tificatea of executive clemency, not iticliiilintr niift.lcii unm fitel trutnr hv r:VUr.w. ,... ... .anMnP state. Ihe governor said Hie Dumber wan unuKualiy large, but duo to in accumulation of cases that be bad not had time to act tipon during the iei latlvo sedition. The nine casce cover two conditional pftrdoi.8, three com mutatioaa find tour reHtoratlona to citizenship, The cunditlonal pardons were: ' Itobcrt Uruce Convicted in Linn county for attempted burglary nut iu a dwelling nod sentenced to serve from one to five yearn. Mike domes Convictqd in Lane county for lurceny and Heiitenced to serve three yearn. Conditionally par doned to be turned over to federal authorities for deportation to Mexico. 'Ihe commuted sentences were: Kd Canning Convicted fn Clacka mas county for obtaining money and goods under falsa pretenses and re ceived at the penitent iury June 28. 11)22, to serve four years. Com mute J to three years. William Urinkley Convicted in. C'olnmhiii noiintv frti lnrrnv. unit ro ecivfd at the penitentiary June l'i, 1!21, to serve ten years. Commuted to six years. Fred Williams Convicted in Ben ton county for assault while armed with a dangerous weapon, nnd receiv ed at the penitentiary May 24, 11)20, to servo ten yours. Commuted to 7 years. The four whose citizenship was re stored hid ull been paroled nnd since liml lived law abiding lives. They are: Krrd Shields -Convicted in Miill tm until county for ansault with' intent "DKKSS WELL Utmost servico nnd good nppenrnnco tiro huppily combined In theso up-to-tlio-niinuto plothoa at audi a modest outlny your size, your stylo, is HERE! $35.00 $37.50 $40.00 STOREMEN 713 WlI.l.AMETTK STREET "KXOAVX FOR (3001) CLOTHES" SATURDAY Special Plate Lunch 35 C Cream vt Chicken Soup with Htce t'holco ot Mother'! Chicken Blsculta Breaded Beef Tenderloin Cream Sauca Fried Silver 8melti BtrltiK Deans Stowed Tomatoes ('renin Mnshed Tomtom 8aw IMidcilns; llrcad llutter Coffoa At TULL'S All American Cafe 956 Willamette Street DICTIONARY COUPON-SAVE iT! reaodER8 The Eugene Guard Mail Orders It by mall. In eludo 7 carta post a a. a up to 3 SO miles; 10 cnta up to 300 ml lot; or for Rratr fl I at an c e a ask your postmaster (or rnte on t pounds. Your Old Dictionary This la tha Ideal book for lo rub, and received at the peniten tiary November 27, 1115, to nerve from one to ten yearn. Paroled Oct ober 6, l(tt3. Cecil Ledgett Convicted In Mor row county for burglary and received at the penitentiary December 10, 1!3, to nerve one year. Turoled Muy 111, lltt-i. . (.lareiice McDade Convicted in Joe It hod county for aasoult while arm- ed with a dangerous weapon and re ceived at the penitentiary November: 11), 1U20, to serve 11 yeura, Paroled j December IK. W2.X Peto Ohauez Convicted in Harney county for larceny of horses und re reived at t lie iirlaon October o, 101. I in nerve one vear. Fa ruled March 1U Editors' Banquet To be at Osburn In order to accommodate many of thoBO who have been unable to obtain tickets for the bunuuet to he tender ed the visiting state journalists to bo niug ot :!i0 o'clock arrangements have been mad to have the tickuts hotel. j The cbamSer of commerce commir tee in charge of the banquet ticket, sale reports that indications are for j a liirire attendance but mat extorts will be made to have a large and rep resentative gathering of Kugeneaus to greet the visiting newspapermen, Federal Appraiser Coming to Eugene deorge Hilton Jr., land appraiser, representing the Federal Land Hank of Spokane, will he in Lane county next Tuesday and Wednesday to ap praise everal pieces of property here, according to word received by the First National Farm Loan asao ciatifin of Lane. - Recently seven applications for federal loans wero filed with the fed eral bunk. Well over $1,000,000 in federal lonna have been obtained fur Lane county since the establishment of the association here. AND 'SUCCEED" NEW SUITS Smart Coloring -and Patterns with EXTRA TROUSERS Three of these coupons, presented or mailed to thla newspaper with a nominal sum to corer coat of handling, parking, dork hire, distribution, etc., GQi amounting to only , vJoC Entitles every reader to a New Enlarged Universities Dictionary Without Further Eapenaa or Obligation and Money Baok If Not Satisfied Is Now Out of Date aolvlng C rot word p unlet IS SET (Continued from page one) circulation manager's request. .Mr. Lynena asserted. A short discussion followed Mr. Ly- ncss' lallc relative to the position of tho circulation manager in the news paper office. Committees Named. 1'rior to the address. Chairman Ed gar MeDauiel of the North Bend Har bor, read the appointment of the com mittees for tho conference: resolu tions, lie rt 0. Mutes, Jtoseburg Newb Itt'vinw, h, h, Felshlue of the Bandon Western World, and A. W. l'riaulx of the Uruin Enterprise. Nominations. E. A. Koen of the Oregon City Banner Courier, Ksrje iticbardson of the l'olk County Observer (Dallas), and K. V. I'arker of the Southwestern Oregon Daily News. IJie program committee iu cumposed of Deau Kric W. Allen of Lie school of journalism, iMigeoe, Lee Y. Druke of the Astoria Budget, und It. W. .Sawyer of the Bend Bulle tin. . At the meeting of the editorial as sociation at t:',Hi in the morning, pre sided over by ilal K. Hoss of the Ore gon City Enterprise, reports were heard by (iordon J. Taylor of the Muln Ha Pioneer, on the newspaper as affected hy legislation during the past year, und A. E. Vuorhies of the Urants l'nss Courier on the last meet ing of Pacific Slope Editorial associa tion. Field Secretary Discussed. in the course of this session A. . Koen of Oregon City Banner Courier spoko vn thu advimibility of maintain ing n field secretary and moved bbu establishment of such nn office at the present nessiou. The motion was waived, to be taken up again at the next conference. ihe interpretation of tho law re garding the publication of legal mat ter was discussed ut length before tho editors, by A. E. Voorhics of tbo (J nutts Pans Courier. Demi Eric W. Allen of the school of journalism, delivered tbe address of welcome at the opening of the sessjou. Too Pacific Northweit Circulation Managers' association held its firnt ueMvion this inurning at nine o'clock, presided over by C. H. Breed of the spokesman Iteview. Afternoon Session. ' The general open session of the conference resumed this a(tcrnoon at 1:45, opening with a general dU cusstou of the editors led by A. E. Voorhics of tho Urants Pass Courier. The rest of the afternoon session will be' devoted to addressee by Earl O. Browuleo of the Forest Grove News Times; George K. Aiken of tho Ontario ArgiiB; and Paul Jt, Kelly of the Eugene Guard. This evening at 6,30 a banquet will be given in honor of the delegates by the chamber of commerce at tho Hotsl Osburn. Eric W. Allen, dean of the school ot journalism, will be toust uiitster. FLOUR DECLINES PORTLAND, Ore., March l'Mour declined forty cente a 13. bnrrel THE HAT SHOP Hon Just received the latest colors nnd shapes in Millinery. Oreat reduc tions for week-end sale. ml3 BOXING FANS Monday night at the Winter Gar den at 8:80. mlO Mutua) Ufa, O. M. Sprague. 20 E 8th. tf Showanda. the choice of the smoker Too Lnto To Classify A NON-HKSIDENT must Bell a 0 room modern house built for two fnmillee. Clean and neat aa a pin. welt located nnd partly' furnished. I'rice $4,000. Terms. Will call and nhow you property. Addreas I". O. Box 31. mlO SEE ME for a bargain in a vacant lot. Falrmount district. Address P. O. llox 31, for appointment to Bee property. ml6 Tuesday, March 17 iwnm in ihe Meny Spectacular. 'SANCHOPANZA (Based on Don Quixote) rTiMPANV OF 40 GOQGEOUS COSTUMES X T TINGS, MUSIC DAHCCS We 6PfA TEST PRODUCTION of this GREATEST STAR. NOTE Curtain for tills pro ductlo nat 8:20 and no one will ho seated during prologue. PRICES Lower floor, IB rowa $2 50, last 3 rowa 93 00. Unleimy, first S rowa $300, next S $1.50, laat 7, $1.00, plus tax Mall Orders Now. 8eat Sale Opena Saturday THE EOCENE OUAED today In all gradea, due to the liga tion craib In grain prices. All mill feeds are down $2 a ton. County Will Sell Confiscated Cars Two care confiscated while engag ed as alleged liquor traniporta will be sold at public auction in front of tho courthouse tomorrow, aecnrdiDg to announcement today at the nheri iff'a office. One Slar touring car and a iluiek truck will be sold. Two other cars now held by the sheriff have not yet been ordered sold. Karl Luckey, deputy sheriff, will conduct the sale bidder. Tho last sale of cara held by the county was in November and at that time four were disposed of and the bidding drew quite a crowd. YOUTH OF 17 GETS ONE YEAR SENTENCE One year in the state penitentiary was the sentence received by Ernest Kller when he appeared before Judge G. F. Kkipwortb this afternoon fol lowing his conviction Wednesday on a charge of obtaining money . under false pretenses. In imposing sentence Judge Skip worth deplored the fact that a state prison sentence had to be given a boy of 17 years of age but stated that this was allowed by statutes and that by good behavior the sentence could be cut down to a few months. The judge stated that the previous trou ble that the youth had been in did not justify a parole In the present case. Harold Cotter found guilty yester day by a circuit court jury on n charge of car theft will be sentenced tomorrow morning. Arms Conference May be Called WASHINGTON'. Mareh 1. Pres ident Coolidgc believes recent devel opments abroad indicate an important change in the disarmament situation, tending to open tho way for the call ing for an flirras conference, by the United States. ., For qunlity cigars. Prince Nemo- I M THEAVRC-fV' MONDAY " NIGHT March 16tli mum aVJiwD PRICES: Lower flur $1.10; Balcony, first 6 rowa 85c, bal ance 60c; tax Included. Seat Sale Tomorrow QDD CZ3 r "Aberdeen," Utah's f Best," "Peacock," " Q Rock Springs Coal, Q Gasco Briquets. . . , F ? n 1 g& rvainier voai o. mm 1S p. 7th Phonn 412 " Cj C3 C3 3 ST J8 SATURDAY SPECIALS Pot Roast of Steer Beef, per lb 5q Beef to Boil, per lb 10c and 2zt Sugar Cured Ham, half or whole 30 C Sugar Cured Picnics 18C Sugar Cured Bacon Backs . 25C an 30t Sugar Cured Bacon, half or whole sides 30 C Pure Lard, No. 5 90C Pure Lard, No. 10 ., $1,75 BRODERS BROS. 80-8th Ave. (Continued from page one) sion lasting an hour and a half was devoted to argument oo that point. The question waB not brought to vote as senators wanted additional time to consider it. Chuirmun Cum mins took the position that the presi dent was within his rights. Resolution Offered. Kenator Wulsh offered this reso lution: '(!) The president of the United Stales is without constitutional right or authority to submit to the senate a nomination for public office thereto fore at the same sessipu rejected by the senare. The rules of h? senate as well as fundamen'i'l principles of par liamentary law forbid the considera tion by the senate of a nomination no resubmitted. "(3) It is incompatible with the dignity of the senate to entertain a nomination so submitted." With an adverse report from the committee, opponents will hold a- par liamentary wiiip hand during the fight on the floor. Senator Wa!sh will pre sent the report. Further examination of authorities today ltd many senators to the belief that the president could give Mi: Warren a recess appointment after adjournment nil that his acts as at torney general could not be brought into question even though the senate ad twice rejected the nomination. The extent of the senate's authority, tbey said, would be to withhold pay. LADIES SHOPPE Dressmaking, hats, lingerie and novelty fancy work, TOO Willamette, upa'oirs, I'll one SSI. m!7 BOXING Pon't fail to sec the fight Monday night at the Winter Garden mlb Phone S. E. Stcens for piano tuning. And Harry Langdon "THE SEA SQUAK" PATHE NEWS Continuous Today and 'Sat. 1 to 11 p.'m. Today & Sat. Special Children's Matinee TRAILING AFRICAN WILD ANIMALS Hunting Big Game In Africa With Gun and Camera The most thrilling and adventurous ot all movies Under Auspices American Association University Women Adults 20c Children I Oc N West I Livestock Brings Good Market Price Good prices were obtained for n t f nna iwiltiitar Hhnnn fill ft ranunu vi i" vu - hogs sent to the N'ortn 1'ortland stockyards at 1'ortaiud iveuneiiwy, according to reports of the sale. The shipment wa the first in several weeks made through the Lane County r'n.n0rnfiid tthinninff association. Sixty-two bogs and 27 nheep were con tained in tne canoaa seui iu u I'ortland market. Tlie hogs brought between 13.5 cents and 14.25 cents. The sheep were sold at 12 ceuts io 14.5 cents. Alvita Brings Restful Sleep To Interrupted Slumbers C. A. Mott, 1131 Bush Rt.( Oak land, California, who has been com pelled to get up four to six times a night, now reports relief from long standing kidney and prostrate trouble after taking Alvita for one week. "Having beard of your Alvita Tab lets, 1 came to your Long Beach store two weeks ago and bought a box of tit) tablets for $1.00 and within one week was absolutely relieved of a long standing trouble with my kid--oeys or prostrate which necessitated my boing up from four to six times during- the night. "I can hardly express my apprecia tion for the good these tablets have done for me in this ragard. I am a man of mature age; but feel like .a young man toduy I am buying one half dozen boxes of Alvita Tablets to give to my friends." Alvita is tho recent scientific .dis covery which brings lime, iron nnd phosphates to you in a vegetable form., Jt is prepared from the deep rooted alfalfa plant in highly concen trated tablets. Alvita has proved especially beneficial in building up weakened, run-down conditions, and in overcoming kidney, bladder and prostrate trouble. No matter what you have tried, try this rcmedy of Nature now. A dollar buys a box at Kuykendall's Pharmacy- Mail orders accepted. ALVITA Osburn Hotel Phono S91. Beauty Purlour. U C. GARDNER SULLIVAN'S daring and searing drama of the follies and foibles of the fastest age In the history of the world. Saturday Morning 10:30 A. M. Only Phone 40 I iTli I Qualitv begins at home You've never found quite ' that smoothness of flavor that ap petizing smell that tempering . lo, your taste as in the coffee you get at home. And quality in the coffee itself begins at home, too, territorially speaking. You'd search in vain for coffee blended anyplace that can begin to excel Golden West Coffee. Selective choice of the world's best-flavored high-grown coffees and 40-odd years of catering to tens of thousands of good-coffee judges have made it so. Alia frr G.ld.n We it Ta Oranr P'koe Jfc Green Japan CLOSSET ft DEVERS. COFFEES ft TEAS EXCLUSIVELY, -i , , - -PORTLAND AND SEATTLE Coffe'eH ' 102 CloBuet ft Dovcrt No other fire ever woai Savor so quickly! COLUMBIA TIRE CORPORATION, PORTLAND, B. & M. TIRE CO. 845 Olive St. Public Auction Used Cars Certified Motor Car Market Saturday, March 14, at 1 P- m lit their salesroom, 519" AVillamt-tto rnmn anil look them over before nana. 1 ' tt terms. Wr have been BfttlnR th price'. - .. - . . .. ,, .uni.a to aay wnai mpy are wun". a5" We are In a position now to atore nr1rJ!or, n clean place with lota of light. Sa t,onI " Friday Evening V,..v - -""tn 13, 1. IDAHO GMiurilacMi,' The hiodjt t,,. opening top j, a,lty. eainr. f'ly remoTrf. No nn.opean; no dicgiai ,B; bo niw edtet ti cut you. Tkm', nronveDlentcQQ. tl;irr when Ihe c"ee It-(at 1 TIRES and TUBES ORE5"' , Of Eugene will offer lit Public Auction on sharp Street 12 Cars Including Studebaker Touring Gray Touring and c"tiKt land Touring Naah Touring Jew" 1 Se(JJ Chevrolet Roadster and Touring Hudson Ford Roadater, Coupe, Touring and Trucn The sale will o Insldo o th wealh'r j, P" l K4 or day, week or muntli.