The Eugene guard., March 18, 1925, Image 6

Page Six
THE EUGENE GUARD
Wncg,layEvcnig;
if,
. If
;
Ch lo
t
E
gave tiiriu uu imitation" to- line tliem
selves up cn the side of the Lord.
It is learned that upwards of to I
men, some say maiiy more, took the
bit in their teeth, and while ioiiip
were already professing L'liristiuus
and went forward for the purpose of
inking a better bold on their profit
siou, other went forward for salvu
lion.
I.OS AXtil-XES, ilarvh IH. Kid
McCoy, lutiiicr pugilist, receully eu-(
teuued to Kan gueiiim for itig sinying
of Mrs. Taeretiu Mors here ftsl Aug
ust, today taced the project of hav
ing iliS jeaiH of luipriflJiiiat'iit atiucd
to bis leriu tor nianslaiighu-r.
lie was eoovku'd in mipuriur court
Portland Hold-up
Is Given ten Years
ADMITS HE LIED
I.OS ANCKr.ES, March 18. A boy
nlio tried liard lo make folk" believe
it was be who committed the mur
der for which hi mother was sen
tenced to life imprisonment, today
win just a boy uxuin, nav.ug auniu-
yealerday on three touuu of uxsault ; Judt'e Tuck,-r upi'U Joseph l. i'Vr
uruuiu: out of the pistol orgy which ra.ro, who wuk convicted of attuck.ng
raiit'U in .Urn. .Mora autniue mioo in
HMWIM AVIl ta Mnri.ti IS
Ten years in me penitentiary waa the ted to the district attorney that his
sentence imposed here hy Lircuit "confession was a lie iorgeu lo tree
his parent from the consequences ot
her crime. lie was Harold "Sonny"
. a. Jonuson. manager 01 tue ran- villls. n-year-ont son 01 .wr. .,inr
uiuiu.iiii ufter sue died of a uuiiet tages tneater Here recenny in an at
uoutid in liie apartment she and .Mc-j tempt to rob him of $",U00 of the the
toy hud been occupying. ; uter's money, r'errnro claimed to be
One count of uawult with a deadly a San Francisco pugilist, veteran of
weapon, carrying a penalty'lrom 1 lo LVoU ring iHittles. In a plea for clcin
lu .rears iinpiisonuunt, conceruvd lite ency Ferraro produced letters to
wounding ot VV. J. iCos, who attempt- allow that be had never been in trou-
ed to escape tiom the uatiiile aj.i hie before and that be had aided San
after .McCoy had sniggered in, drunk ! Krancisco officers in enforcing
and disheveled, looking lor Albert A. law
.Mora, .Mrs. Mors divorced llusnaliil.
The other two counts, charging us
sault with intent to murder and cull
ing for penalties of from 'ne to 14
years each, covered tile wounding of
Mr. utid Mia. Sam Sch'app- in the
aainc affray.
McCoy will be sentenced Friday, at
which time, if Judge ('rail sees fit lo
assets Hie penalties consecutively, the
former giohc-trotlitig prize fighter
will be burdened Willi a possible ad
ditional term of .'IS years.
The Jury which deliberated Tl hours
lipci'i-e returning it verdict, acquitted
McCoy on four other counts charging
jobbery. ,
the
Mr. Itinehart Quits
Tax Commission job
Japanese Envoy
Denies Report of
Immigration Plan
WASIUXIJTUX, March IS."-- Ile
poils that Tauuco Miilsuduii'n. lh
new Japanese ambassador to Wash
ington hifd received instructions be-
lore Irnvius Tokio to re-upeu the ilu-niiL-ruiiou
ouestiou upon his arrival
here was di'iiicd by the envoy.
llis instruction., t:ie ainbiiBsador
said were purely of n general ehar
iicler designed lu promote f-iendliil
between the two governments.
lie lidded, however, that .altbollgil
the immigration question was regard
ed in the I'nited Suites ns settled for
ever, hope siill was entertiiincd in
Jupnn that ut some future dale the
problem might he taken, UP again nnd
another solution found.
Many men Step up
At Armory Service
. Uy II. W. .HAM,
Hob IiiBercolls' books will have to
look for a new riistifintr for the reu
son that one of his "Constant Hend
er" customer has deserted the eftinp
und joined hands with the Demurest
revival camp, so the writer has learn
ed from one who waa present at the
'meeting for men only" last week.
According to report a gentleman
who hat reached bis TM birthday and
hat been a conMsnt reader of In
geraolTs works since be was a youuc
nun. has turned traitor and confers-
ed that he ban been in the wrung all !
these years and that it took a "woman i
to show him" his mistake. ,
Not very much has leaked out re-'
garding this meeting for men on the
bore mentioned nighl, bat "there wa. j
something dotnM when the evangeiit j
SALKM, Ore., March JS. Tiio
resignation of T. A. Uinehurt, as sec
reinry of the state tax commission
has been received by the commission,
effective April 1. Kalph Wirth, who
is now in the em piny of the depart
ment, was elecicd in his place.
l'art of the duties of the secretary
will he to Hssist in -assembling datn
accumulating in a proposed nivesti
giither of nsscHMinent methods in the
various counties of the Blate. The
investigation was authorized by the
11Z legihiature. To do the field work
in the investigation, an appointee will
be named later.
gnret Willis, convicted slayer of IJr.
lienjamin 13. Italdwin.
"Sonny" announced about ten days ;
ago that he killed Dr. Hahlwsu last
April whfn the doctor attacked his;
ui'itlicr and on the strength f his :
"cnnfcrisioii" his mother's attorney i
wou f r her a stay of execution pont-j
poniug her removal to San Quentin
penitenliary. The same attorney -ufter
Disir.rt Attorney Asa Keyes j
scoffed at the lad's story, awore out J
a complaint charging the boy with ;
murder, and IJarold waa held for
trial.
Sunday after a two-hour grill
lug Harold broke down and sobbed:
"I was in school when Dr. Baldwin
was killed. I knew nothing about it I
until later. I said I felled him to help;
my mother.' j
Mrs. AVillls, who ten day a ago cor
roborated her son's "confession," de
clined yesterdny to discuss his repu
diation of the "confession."
Mr. Jardine Will j
Tour Pacific Coast j
RKATTM-:, March IS. Hubert M. j
Work, secretary of the interior; W.I
M. .Inrdiue. secretary of agriculture, I
and Dr. Klwood Mead, chief of the!
reclamation service, will tour the I'a-
fir Northwest in September, said a ,
dispatch from Washington publish-
ed today by the Scuttle Times.
Ill rm , 1
Check Seal
Material
Sold by
The Bailey
Electric Co.
640 Willamette St.
Phone M4
There no secret about good
baking '- when you use
THE WORLD'S GREATEST
The leavener that American housewives
have relied upon for over a third of a century
SALES X TIMES THOSE OF ANT OTHER BRAND
1
Before you build,
buy or rsnt gt
"TW Sm.I How for
Hotmboiarn . "ThN bot.
11 cu pe k4 frf Irani
inyrlfartnl rBirarfatr
mrtUt who tplar ib
Ui f mnnm cAcc
behind your switch
'ouch a switch and lights flash on. Snap in a plup
and little glowing wires start cooking your break
fast. Press a button and a motor leaps to the task of
cleaning your rugs.
Magic? No only electricity but electricity de
veloped and made obedient by the minds of men.
Behind your switch from your home to power
houses in distant mountains reaches the far-flung
and efficient organization of your power company.
Your power company provides an abundant and
never-failing supply of electricity but how well
t his electricity serves you depends largely upon the
quality and completeness of your electrical installa
tion. Since this in turn depends upon the electrical
contractor who wires your home, he should lie
chosen carefully. That's why we advise, "Before
you' build or buy, insist on "Check" Seal electrical
wiring." x
PACIFIC STATES
ELECTRIC COMPANY
BAN raANCltCO LM ANOtLSt lOM SIACH OAJELAUB
romjufa iiattlb pokaii
Distributors for Q) Central Etaetrio
THREE THOUSAND
DOLLARS
IN THE NEXT 10 DAYS
SALE OPENS
Thursday,
Hfiarcli 19
At 9 A. M.
For 9 Fast and Furious
Selling Days
The Workingmen's Store
Eugene Ore. Must Raise
Three Thousand DoHars
in the Next 10 Days to
Satisfy the Creditors.
Starting in Business
Less Than Eighteen
Months Ago Anxious to
do Volume With Only a
Limited Am aunt of Cap
ita1, Overbuying and the
Quiet Business Condit
ions Forces
THREE THOUSAND
DOLLARS
IN THE NEXT 10 DAYS
Think Of It
Folks
Three Thousand Dollars
In 9 Selling Days.
Prices Will Be Slaughter
ed COME!
A Sacrifice of Profits for We Must Have Money
Men's White Hdkfs.
While they last Thursday morning a
good white handkerchief for
COME EARLY
5c
CORDUROY PANTS 4
$3.49
That sold regular at 4.50.
This sale
MEN'S SUITS
All wool good asst. pattern and fair range of
size. Regulnr $22.50 CIO AC
values 91 fcww
MEN'S SUITS
These sold regularly at $35.00; all worsted. All
sizes and we are going to sell them
$22.50
MEN'S OVERCOATS
Regular $25.00 values, Only a few left in stork.
We are going to close them out
$18.75
MEN'S DRESS TROUSERS
$4.98
That sold regular at $7.50. During this
sale s.
CORDUROY PANTS
Light and dark colors. All sizes. Sold CO 7 P.
regular at $5.45. Sale ,...3O.IO
MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS
Kxtra heavy, all sizes, real bargains at fl 4 QQ
$3.60. Sale price V 3 I .iJO
O. D. ARMY SHIRTS
This shirt sells everywhere at $5.00.
This snle
$3.48
MEN'S UNION SUITS
Atliletlo Summer will soon be here and 7Q
you will need tliem IOC
MEN'S B. V. D.
You know the regular price of them. QQ.
This sale only v. wOC
MEN'S UNION SUITS
Heavy cotton ribbed. Kxtra good fl 4 ' J A
values. Sold regularly at $2.2 Sale 9 I b4w
MEN'S ELASTIC KNIT
UNION SUITS that sold regularly Q-l mq
at $1.7IT. This sale price $ I
MEN'S OVERALLS
Full cut Triple Stllched Union made. Worth
$2.00. Whllo they Inst Thursday fljf CO
morning. Hurry i 4 I wO
MEN'S WORK SOX
That sell regularly at 15c. This sale
3 Pairs i
Buy all you want.
25c
Men's Dress Shoes
S2.98
MEN'S DRESS HATS
All styles and shapes, that sold CO 4 0
Regularly at $4.50. Sale 3Ci 1 0
Men's Heavy Work Shoe
A good
one . . . .
$2.78
MEN'S WORK SHOE
Come In tan only. All sizes. Sold C9 7fi
regularly at $5.00 1 B
Men's Black Oxfords and Shoes
All sizes that sold regularly at
$5.00. Solo
$3.48
MEN'S DRESS SHOES
That Bold regularly at $7.50. All sizes. CA Qfl
going at this sale ,,v
MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS
$2.48
Good patterns, all sizes.
Sold regularly at $3.45. .
Men's Work Shirts
Hlue good weight well made cut good ful,CQQ
size. All sizes. Come early "
NOT A LARGE STOCK
But every, dollar worth of mer
chandise in this store good mer
chandise bought to supply the
needs of the working men.
Bought to give service and
every piece is guaranteed to give
satisfaction.
14.
LOOK FOR THE
BIG STAR
THE SIGN
OF BARGAINS
A Sale for
Everybody
And bargains no one can afford to miss. This
is a Forced Sale to raise three thousand dol
lars and I have signed a contract with Mr.
Newman to get it for him. .Price will do it
and I am going to make the prices. He has
. got to raise this money and do it quick and
a stock like this is going to sell in a real hurry.
A real opportunity for the men of this city
and surrounding country to save. Be here
when the doors open Thursday morning if
you want to save.
G. W. KENNETH in charge
CLOTHING
Furnishing, Shoes
luggage, and lots of it but no
fine fixtures. That's why JW
always sell cheap. That s wny
we can give you bargains now
no one can meet. it"e'
LOOK FOR WE
BIG STAR
THE SIGN
OF BARGAINS
NEWMAN'
The Workingmen's Store
724 Will. Eugene, Ore