The Eugene guard., April 23, 1925, Image 6

Thursday Evening, April "
THE EUGENE GUARD
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SCOPE OF FORD ACTIVITIES IS WIDENED
Although Automobile is Generally Regarded as Paramount Line, Statistics Reveal That Many Other Indus
tries Fall Under Direction of Manufacturing Genius, Henry Ford
Ni:V YORK. April 2:t -lenjeni ,
wlio nrrived .o the Wliitf '"r iin r.
Homeric after Berlug Hir Juimut-Kj
tr.-irr.ur Ituifuktl .Maru rink wilb .
.- fficrr and turn, e prMwi wiricv
itiviTiti'nt virwfi v1imIht every
lohille effort had httn nimle hy iht
Jliiiiicnc'H officera to wive I he Ji.ij-
'J'lift divii' n nmong tlie imnnfitttrn
was li bout equal. Home nyintf I tint
every thine huimtnHy imintible lia-l
le-n done and that it would hnv turn
m.cul to Inuix-ti the Ilomrriri life
I,.ju, others Muting that lt be
lieved ome livK mi glit have bnn
aucrd had the bonis befn lnuurlid
or rufta net adrift towards the sink
ing vessel. C'uptaio John Hohcrts was
given a testimonial siviifd hy l-.'l of
the 18 first cabin mssriigfra.
Listen U Jwis, Nw Vorlt at
torney said: I
"i was cot iuinrefsei) that Ki
Homrric upheld the tradition of Ki.g-
lihh sailors.
Amos Pine-hot, lawyer and publicist
and brother of Governor ttifford Pin-
cliot of Penimrlvima, said he saw
aoma of the sailors atrugxiliig in thd
water after their ship had foundered,
and added "numerous persons experi
enced anger and regret that we did
not stand by for a few minutes more
that wt did after the ship sanit.
Paul E, Albert!, grain and marina
Insurance mnn said:
"If rafts lisd been launched from
the Homeric even without sea men on
them, I believe Hit aeaa would havn
carried the rafta to the men. There
certainly was no heroic effort to rea
cue ths Japanese."
Among those who defended Cap
tain Hoherta wai Iter. Jainea J. Tal
bolt of Old Ht. Patrick's ratbedral,
who prayed with barfd head aa the
wen were drowned.
"I believe tho Homeric officers
strove heroically to reach the wink
ing ship." he snid, "and that It would
hare been diaastrous to risk the lives
of the liner's crew In llffthoati."
"Captain Roberta did everything
humanly poasihte," eald Everett T.
Tomlinson, vice-president of Pore mil
and company, advertising agents.
Another passenger, laid Captain
Roherti "would have been a murderer
if ha had sent the boata out."
Captain Roberts waa an officer
aboard the llnllla vftlch affected tba
rescue of 1000 persona when the
ateamer IlepiibHc and Florida collided
off New York harbor In 1000.
m . , , , , i ; rr-- 1 ' 7 i n i
I -1 i -. ewes ( rt-sfc.- - zs
j?iowo WvlMSm -rvp A immm
-1 vtefiw
mr-. I, ir . mmsss?
'Ml 1 i krflisi .6N MHiH
April -'."5. at 8 j. m.. by the yuung peo
ple of Trent. 'Jie tflaracier are a
fulluwa:
Uito St-biiiult. a forrenpondfnce
st'buul detective Cheater Wheeler
l'luuk Jdrltik, escaped from the
anyluiu Orvnl (juii'.v
Jubj tirjibb, police force of Kplm
terville Jicrry Mnimiv
.M.ijor llJunibnl Howler, on the
war path Lewis West
! Augustus Coo. a newly-w ed
Kay Uls -n
(ill fly Hnwler-Coo. h:n bride, the
iinjor's daughter. .Tiiehnu Ki in brill
Am iroaia McC arty, cjueej of the
i limm room Itetssie Kiinb-tlt
i Ariininta riourdmp, who Icsea her
t Julio Julia Swjiifi r.l
j IlJrteuHey SiuntteiB, excitped from
t.ie asylum Hetty Kimb.il!
Katr n.i Kraut, from Humiltun City
by red scutate of Oli.o
lliliU. Knuton
Synopsis.
At T I -The ntiiroad atation m
Splinterville. Fights. Ho imn:h excitc
, liient.
. 1 II The railroad atatton in
; Splnterville. I.vera oud lunutira. In-
dun dance. Kong black coat, high hat
mid cane.
iT nr i'i.n d;i....i ui.it;n in1
SpHntervi le. Knock-ine-oiit-drops. Tlie I
imdiiiglit chuo-choo. j
p cuhneb w.u he given botwpt'n i
toe acts. Also before and after. Sins-'
ing. guitar aolo, etc. Comedr full of
fun and thrills. Ion't miss it. I'riii
yotir family.
Russians Invading
China, is Word of
Rev. McGillicuddy
KEATTr.E. Wh. April 23. China
is being invaded by hundreds of ltus
siana who are taking out 'hinepe
citizenship papers, today said. Kev.
Daniel McGillicuddy, Catholic mis
sionary from ' Kniichow province of
Kiangsi, who arrived here yesterday
n tlie President Madison from
Shanghai.
"I believe this invnainn ia for the
purpose of aggrandizement and other
nations should watch this movement
to protect their interests in China,"
said Father Mcftillieuddy.
The missionary was accompanied
by Rev. K. I Sheeun, director of a
Catholic mission in the district of
Jaoehow. Both are to visit Phila
delphia and then return to their sta
tions in i tuna.
Bishop Brown
Defends Belief
I Commercial Course
Will be Continued
(1y NKA Service)
lARTUOIT, Mich., April 23. Al-
Motorless Plane
Sets new Record
IKTRFfl, Francs, April 23. Mett
tenant Thoret, celebrated French
filer, established a new record In
flight with a motorlesa ptane, when
he Temaloed In the air three hours and
three minutes today. The former rec
ord which Thoret established waa two
houra and 20 minutes.
COLLEEN MOORE LEAVER
IIOMA'YYOOn, Cal., April 2.1.-
Colleen Moore, motion picture actress
left here last night with ber husband,
John McCormlck, film executive, for
summer vacation trip through Knr-
ops. They will sail from New York
May 2.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Kffta M, Mover et vlr to Charles
Rrhwader TiOli 12-13 blk. 17 I-ake
Creek. $10.
Una Co. Jnv. c. to Tj. H. Rwlgart
et ui Tract In hlk. 2fl, Gross add.
Kugene, $10,
Olislma Roy to L. B. Bwlgsrt et nx
Lota 7, ft, 0, 10, 11, 12, blk. 2U.
Gross add. $100.
Amboss U AVoodard to Kllen M.
Brown tt nx Tract tp. 20 S R 8 W,
$200.
H. A. Mors at tu to John M.
Groves at ur Tracts tp. 10 S R 3 W.
$10.
Carria E. Cooley st tlr to John f.
Groves st ot Tracta tp. 10 8 W
$10.
Albert Wnlker et ns to John M.
Groves et ux Tract tp. 10 8 II 8
vr, $io.
Regular RaptUt Church C. G. to
First Church of Xaiarene of C. G.
Tract tn blk. ft. Georgetown, $10.
Mary V. Kissinger to l.nretta
rierce It 10, blk. 3, Shelton'e add.
Eurena, $10.
Mary K. Whltcomb to J. W. Work
tog 1M 7, blk. H, Midway park.
$7K.
William G. Trvln, Fxec., to F. W.
Fisher et al Tract ip. 17 R It 5 W,
$1000.
O. F. Orswetl et nx to Pean M.
rtuvatl et utIt 10, blk. fl, College
Hill Park. $10.
F. M. Shreck et nx to Mrrtle F.
Anderson -lt S, sec. 20, tp. 10 S
It 1 F, $41. OS.
Brtha A. Hnraell et al to Teter
T. rnlanuk Tract tp. 10 H 11 2 W,
$100.
J. W. Mailman et ut to Overt Rk.
bred Trart n blk, 27, Gros add.
Fugene, $10.
y.acbsrts Martin et nx to HrrW
Martin I-ots 4,
though the public thinks of
Henry Ford In the terms of automo
biles, hn is a modern Croesus of in
dustry who controls more enterpriaes
thnn any other man.
" hese businesses run from automo
biles to coal mines, through barge
canals, railroads, ship lines; and now
hn la interesting himself In other big
project a.
Those are the establishment of an
airplane, freight and passenger line
and the growing of rubber in the
I'nlled States In an effort to break
the monopoly now held by (treat Mrit-aln.
Efforts on tha part of Ford In
new lines of business bring -out the
amazing organization he baa already
built. Even tha bald truth may seem
colored and exaggerated.
Yet each year the profits of his
company go upward, stimulated by
the enterprise! which Ford surrounds
Ilia original automobile plant.
For In tha main he haa kept nil
of his business projects mora or less
closely related to his manufacturing
needs In ' an organization which
reaches to every rorner of the civi
lised world.
Despite the enormous production
of tha company, It haa reached a de
gree of efficiency of operntioietwhich
has drawn tha attention of scientist
and industrialists.
The organization represents a com
pletn industrial chain independent of
strikes or shortage of raw materials
such aa coal, iron and timber and of
every means of transportation from
the mines and forest to the finished
product.
An announcement just made pub
lic by tha Ford organization reveal
the following lines of endeavor:
AVTOMOMll.KS Two makes,
with a production of 1,0700,07.'! cars
in 1024.
TRACTORS A production of 04,
IW in 1024.
UAlI.HOAtV.HoMa a . 7r.-year
lease on the Detroit, Toledo & Iron
ton line, which was purchased at a
receivership sale for $.VHMiMX) and
made into a paying line. It is In a
strategic location, cutting across alt
the main east and west transconti
nental lines which run through Ohio
south of Toledo and on toward the 1
Ohio river.
SHIP I, INK Operates vessels that !
complete the transportation system
that joins the coal from the south!
with iron from the north at the River
Rouge plant. The company controls
Its own ore boats and five ocean
going freighters.
CO Ah MINKS- Buying ronl in
open market was unsatisfactory so
the Ford organisation purchased con
trol of four field-, two in Kentucky
and two In West Virginia. These
mines have rvsuurcva of 2ttS,0ttUK
tons.
TIMBER A million feet of lum
ber supplies the Ford organization's
needs for one dav. The company now
owns nearly hnlf a million acres of
timber land In northern Michigan in
addition to I'JO.iHHt acres in Ken
tucky. SAW Mil. I S -The Urgest mill U
at Iron Mmiiitain, and cuts as high in I lie roller hearing d'-partuifiit every ly watched by experts und cndiiges
ns .MNi,IHMt feet of lumber a day. ' day. In 1121, nu.r:' than 0.:t:Ki.'.tsri , in machinery to expedite work at a
Complete towns are controlled by the henriug were turned tmt. ! Inwi-r rnt happen regularly,
company to carry on logging and saw; M TTFRIFS hut .T'fKt batter- AIRPLANES Airplanes made by
ies a day are made at the F.-rd Hish- s''' Munufactnring company
are useu ny ine r oro organization in
COTTAGE GROVE. April 23.
(Special) At the meeting Tuesday
evening of tlie high school board.
Judge Shtnn. member of the board,
made a mot on to take the item of a
commercial course out of the budget.
The mot un failed to carry, Tt'.i to X.
The hiph school students can valued
the town Tuesday in the interest of
rhe commercial course.
NEW VORK. April 23. In the
robes of the bishopric. Bishop Wil
liam Montgomery Brown, tice con
victed by the ecclescinstical courts of
heresy, defended lua belief from the
pulpit of the Community church of
New York last night, while outside
the church police reserves held back
the overflow crowd.
Bishop Brown said he yas dcliver-
hnwnnda. the chon c if the smoker
mill activities,
imii iMi.A-Menm.heateii ffrv ; ,an( j.Mrk
noon ii ry mm unnnn w onu opera ei .
by the company. There are fi2 kilns, ;
which mnkes this the largest battery t
of dry kilns on earth. i
WOO 1 1 DISTILLATION- Largest
and most complete kind of it kind.
HLAST Kl KNACKS-About 4: Hi.-'
0KEG0N MOTOR CO.
WIRE AND TEXTILE All insu
lation is made in the Ford factories,
including the enameling of the cop
per wire and winding wire with cot
ton. RADIAT RS- - Production srhed-
000 tons of Iron a ver sre reoiiired "I1 mil" fr approximately IWKm ra-
for production, and the ore is treated diators n dsy. Normal day's produc-
handiing freight and it is unite likely
that the reMtuI production of planes
at the Ford plants will be under
taken. IM'I'RKIt - Ford is now interested
with Harvey S Firestone and Thom
as A. Edison in an effort to raise
rublfd in the t'nited Stntcs.
In 102 1 th Ford company paid
930 Olive
tf
Wife and Husband
Both 111 With Gas
"For years I Bad gas on the stom
ach. The first dose of Adleribn help
ed. I now sleep wetl and nil gas
is gone. It also helped my husband."
I Signed) Mrs. B. Brinltley. ONE
spoonful Atyrika removes GAS and
often brings astonishing relief to the
stomnclr? Stops thnt full, bloated
feeling. Brings nut old. waste mat
ter you never thought was in your
system. This excellent intestinnl
evacuant is wonderful for constipa
tion. Allen's Drug store, SO 0th Ave.
illS the flifit raci i .
last Sunday atSt. SI,?"' f
eri. Bishop Wiiiiam b'-C
!z,sr: Xor,y Episi'i
hibiled hrn. from deliv,rin7t,
Kpinropal church of (hP J!
rlrainfd Dr. Gull.ri.. r. " 'X
Marks, from penniliimr u. '
to speak thrre. p
Kihop Hrown expiring
had pntircly abandoned ,.
itic theolor.v.und intfrnr!'"
Bible as allegorical and "K?-
proion when it dealt Wi,k
unacceptable in the lisbt f
scientific progress. ""n
But Skin and Bones"
"Marry Him! Never"
ytiit Riddmg me, Agnes; h .
get ready to land a man he', .? 1
lie a real man with plentv J .
healthy flesh on his bones."
"Of course, I dance with ej. . .
a good enough fellow and I j;t5'!
sorry for him, but no skinny, ho w
checked, spindle shanked lath i,
ing to sail the voyage of lif. ,,t
inc." "
fhecr up Ed things aren't u b,j
as they look to you right now. Mm,
hundreds of skinny, guant ei,,. :.. .
men looked even worse than yon 2
tilt someone told them about Mv,
Cod I.ivcr Oil Compound Tablet, h'i,
new way to take Cod Liver Dili ,J
how it would put pounds of good hrT
healthy flesh on their bones in jwt
few weeks.
Nothing like these health creiiin,
weight producing tablets for skiwn
underweight men. as thousands ni
testify. Start to take them todaj
00 tablets tM) cents at Linn II
Co., W. A. Kuykendal, Carroirt
I'harmacy, or any real druggist in,,
where in North or South Amprin
And listen: If they don't pot S
pounds of good flesh on you in j
dnys, get your money hark Ibiu
fnir enough, but be sure very urt
that you get McCoj-'r Coil I,irfr oj
Compound Tablets the original in4
genuine.
in furnaces having a capacity of from ''""" fnr h" mnterinls: :ts VmpLn JSL'.'iS.IHIl.riJS in salaries
.'Hi to I11M1 tons of high siliron iron "'' " '" " ""r"1"
a day.
KLKCTllIC
KI'IIXACKK Scrap
steel worth from $l.'i to $'Jll a Ion is gallon" of acid.
plate. (IS tons of brass, tt tons of sold
er, IK.ihki malleable cnsliug and II lit!
I had a surii'us of 47(i.40:l.
The compiiny was incorporated in
lin n with hut $'JS.II(l(l in the treasury.
reclaimed in elertrie furnnces ftml its
value raised to J.m. The furnaces
are callable of melting from 1'tNI to
tons a dsr.
HYIlHO.Kr.KCTKIC PLANTS
Kive plants In operation for harness
ing of water power, cheapest, most
jLeaburg School
Will Stage Play
MO TION" PH TI'UKS Photo
graphic records are kept of every
thing' the company does. Kducation
al picture pf- supplied to
schools and colleges.
J(UIANMt. i.aGKH- Itectnugu-
lar pieces of tmd steel, hardened.! I.KABI'IIG, April j:t. t Special t.
efficient and leant wasteful of all ir round and lapped to give neeurnte ' A three-net v miedy-druina entitled
types of power. dimensions, are made by the Konl ''The Dutch Detective," will be atnged
KMJ.NDKY The Itoiigo foundry is , mpany. wnicri honis the Atuenciin at .j-enmirir nint arnooi nniiiniay,
the largest In the worhl. It covers j manufacturiri rights. 1
30 acres and pours StHM) tons of cast-1 PAPKU Wate paper and " rags
ings every 21 hours. rtisat accumulate at vsrious . Kord DOCTORED ALL WINTER, FINDS
I'OKK OVKNS Produces own ! plnnta are remade into bimler bnard. j RELIEF
coke. Coal which cots ton de-' Some l."i varieties of boxes and con-j "I doctored all winter and it didn't
livered Is converted into from $1'J ' tainer are manufactured. help a bit. but KOI.KY'N HONKY it
to :.TA) worth of coke and by-pro-1 CEMKNT Sing from blast fur- TAK t'ttMPtH'ND was jut the thing
ducts. j naces is converted into a finished for my couch and cold," write Mr.
All of these various interests de- j cement. Iletirv Daniel, Berrysbuig, Penn.
Telnped by the Ford company create! MAGAZINK The Dearborn Inde-' . n.K Y'S IION'KY S: TA It ftM
a list of manufactured articles that Pendent, a weekly uiagsxine. at Dear- p(I,'ND is one of the largest selling
is astonding. horn. Mich.. wn purcbased hy the
(ii. ASS Kord Industries ne ahout I"""! company and now h.ix a circn
one-fourth of all plate gla pro- i !''" "f over 7N'.om.
duced in the I'nlted States. More than i SPWIAL MAt'IMNKHY
operation at thp rord plnnts is close
--.. n,(ssi iret are reiutrel a ?ear.
(ilass Is msde at three places, High
land Park, Itiver Houge and at (ileus
mere, Pa., a factory purchased by
the company,
AHTIFH'IAIj I.KATIIKK-AVhite
cloth is put through a coating com
pound and Is turned Into artificial
leather at the rate of 80,000 yards
per (Ihv.
FOUDITK--Forty-fir parts of
Iho Ford car, Including steering
wheel rim and coil bnf, are made out
of a hard rubber substance culled
Fordite. About KM Hi steering wheels
alone are turned out In a day.
KOU.F.It BKAIMNGH More than
fWl.tHHl pounds of steel ribbon is used
'ough medicines in the world. Con
tains no opiate ingredients nre
printed on each carton. Good for
Kach ! old and you int. Hefuse substitute
Insist upon FDl.KY'S. Til
Specials for Friday & Saturday
so East i rwirr O O A rZKZWT . 30 East
9th St. CI? V C 0 OBTrtC I I
9th fit.
JUST A STEP OFF WILLAMETTE ST.
!
0AYEfeTA J
MMr
Fast Color
32-Inch Kalburnie
Ginghams 25c
A N'ationnl Gingham Week special.
Your unrestrictorl eluiieo of iniru
than 50 patterns in fast color
Kin?hanis. Every color combina
tion imaginable.
Two days more Friday and Sat
urday. 39-Inch New
Voiles 59c
A host of pretty patterns in frcii
uino Xormnndy Voiles and other
, cood qualities in fancy figured,
flowered anil dot designs.
Wool Flannels
$1.65 To $2.50
A special showing of the new in
Homan and candy stripes. V2 and
;ti inches.
Rubber Aprons
75c
A new shipment of gayly colored
rubber aprons. Evei'y housewife
should be the possessor of one of
these laundry savers.
Women's Silk
Hose $1.00
Voted for their long wearing qual
ities.. All the new spring shades are to
he found in this popular selling
silk hose.
The new tans, flesh colors, rut
and staple colors.
.Men's Shirts
$1.50
A price that men want to pay
A shirt that men want to wear.
A value that men will appreciate.
A popular style, t'ollar altached.
Colors men want grey, blue, tan
and white.
Use "GETS-IT" SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" and INSIST I
THE SURE 'JroveJ sae millions and prescribed by physicians for
FRECKLES
Don't Hid, TKm with Vll; R-
movt Them With Othln
Doubl Strength.
Thl. hr. I... .1.. l
, A, . 7, Mk. 11, fltyjnf (rr.klis is n Miiifsslui in rcui.'v.
.i.P.irr i. Mnrsin et ni in (i.orte l,(l r,.i,.n.... Ihst it Is ...1,1 l.v ell
Korn el R. Mb. .1, Kmrsul .lr.it si..l ,1, ,,.rt,, ,ir... .ill. .
p-. "V--'
i 1
hve
1 but Itille
: tnteetl. K,
I
Headache
Pain
Neuralgia
Toothache
Remedy It !
Guaranteed
(l.lqnld r Plaster
You will never
know how really
r.lv it u to get
rid o( corn or
callous, until vou
Used "Ota - It."
just put it on. Hurting
ttips. Then the corn
htivels and toon you
just lid it off with tha
ringers. .Never tails. t ostt
Sold everywhere and giar
Lawrence A Co., Crucrgo.
Colds Lumbago
Neuritis Rheumatism
Accept only "navcr" package
which contains proven directions.
llnndv "riaver" boxes of 12 tahleta
Also bottlca of 24 and ino DriiRijiits.
Aiplrta Is the trsilt Bisrk of narrr Minufai'lurt e( MoooaretleaclOetter of Sallcjllraclil
CORN
Remover! ncfOs
Thl Corn j
Tsrlr. m.
1
"DIAMOND DYE" IT
A BEAUTIFUL COLOR
rold wifr to tint
l.Hta, or hrtll tp
nl ml or. Frh
tlnn m itnnla
anr worn in cq
lr or tint ImffHr. tlU. riMAn,
kirli, wtiiu. Urrua, ro(, atAtrfc
lnr. fcfiTi, ilri,rift, ruTcrtux,
hanging!, rar?thlnf uw
II uy "Diamond ly" fttkirr
kindiH) tH your dnigctat whrthr
(hi material yuu wIb to color la
wool ar UN, or wltMbr it la Unrn,
voUod. or mitH footla.
ituarantrn ti p'fuivl ilte numy if it!
! fins.
i ln hil jour fm-Vlcii iimtfr !
! vHl r ni lull on li inc-n jniif or j
1 anl rnMv iln, Kven the first few I
! tpltatioii hhouM show a nMlrfiil 1
j iiniinivrinriit i of the hghlrr ;
J Irwklf vaui-tiinit rmirrl.v. I
! Hr ur tit n-K for ill" (Inul.U '
Trrffrf horn ""itth Hilii; w ix Hn. t li ni U t-M
Hrllii and tlnt-j"" ,H" ' rant,-p ,
tnf ia guaranlt4 ' u Wv t-cmnnifi.,! romplMion
with hiamnnd '"l1 f"r u " Oihm. aluo a
lya. Jtut dip to "I'"'ii-h if. w..nt.irfitl for b4hr.l
m muf ai mi drug or tlr
l.rirltnrnl tnrr or 1 mail !Mhm
l.aloralorii, Inr, Ittiffaln, N Y.
Valley Printing Co,
Ovar 11. S. NM'l. Itank.
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HOME BUILDERS
We were never better prepared to supply you with
Lumber, Lath and Shingles
We have a large stock of lumber of all grades and dimen
s.on, and have added two new trucks to our equipment which
insures you of prompt delivery. Remember we offer you
nothing but old growth stock of the moEt durable quality.
We have a plan service that is cf great benefit to any one
planning a home and we want you to come in and make use
of it.
It Will Pay You To See Us
Before You Build.
The Booth-Kelly Lumber Co.
507 Willamette St.
Phone 452
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