The Eugene guard., May 14, 1925, Image 3

ar Evening, May 14, 1925
S KEPT BUSY BY
THE EUGEXK GUARD
Page Three
On Trial in Court
HJS NEW DUTIES
.fllUS, May 14.-W)-rrrsi1lrnt
... i. .,,, crannleil with an-
.... mm prosrara t.ulay,
.Sf( . . . ... ...
. Mi, fraturnl ii'icM.v i.j -
,00 io the diplomatic corps with j
j-.rr.irrs. Warren Roberta,
',, hii rei-pption of a railway
-.. p' bro"sM hef" "":
in-" r. n, first time. Carl
"1"""'. .:; .1ir,rtor of frail-
inf,.rmfH bini that under the
, ,rbea,e the rnit.li. were oIi.icpiI
Ur lr"' ',ar' 0 burden
U.N, VmaiMM treaty. In reply the
:,.Wnt kit"""' t-nnfi'lPn'- !'t
rr " , .i:f;..nltipa rnnfrnntlllE
iBr ... ociiit- m mpphnir
i!ution' international ohlitation.
Hi, ntiw (iPn"al
'. ...I Uniiral Zeukler, ns ch efs
j.f.nse forces was touched
Jti .im pa't"5- "" l"I'nt tell-
then that the occasion "fnls my
J wldiers heart with pride find
u. mjtk " hi' .r011 "rrifd n"' naArr
ib met digressing conditions," and
taurine them of hi support, con-
Slar J"" 'snVe successful in the
f,,m in making the Iieichwehr nn
ifhrtir ioJtrninent for peace for
,1-h enlr it is intended.
srml bich (iernvin officmls plan
um participate in the reception to
,k diplomats today including Chan--i-.,r
t ther. Former Minister Stres-
,omn. Ksenitive Secretary Meiss- f
r'oreipi I'nder Secretary on
Mukrt and 'he offi. inl diplomatic
iiwtaer Von lliicllich.
BRITAIN PLEASED
1,0X1 MIX. May . H. 4 The
ptiimmtf made Dy riesmcnt i on
Hiwienburj; of Orniauy upon flssum
jj nffk-e created a good impression
. ..tfirial circles here, where his ut-
'mntes are rcparded as indications
Jutbe'il unlikely to serve any party
'MS.
l ilinl.nnitic writer of the Daily
Trirc.aih umlerstands the Hritish
rnifranient will send a courteous nc
knowEeiljEtncnt of the notification of
lit iostnllation. accompanied hy the
Tinal Midlations customary on such
ocN.-ions,
Freshman Class
At Eugene High
s4
.L.WjrA.v.AJw1.r1r-rrmf1MB.i1((ii
Moie Is Mrs. Shepherd, wife, of
wiinam D.hephertl of Chicago, when
sho appearod in oourt whore she was
accused of having had knowledge, of
tho murder of William McCMntock,
millionaire orphan." and his mother,
for which nor husband has beon Indicted.
I
trip aouth by Clyde McKay, Peschutei '
county treasurer, rhaw juest he wad .
while in lteiid. They expect to arrive
in Klamath Kails late this afternoon.
Exhaustive Hearing
Into Grain Market
Corporation Billed
CHICAGO, May 14. C4) Peoi
sion to hold an exhaustive hcarinK
-Mav 'J7 into whether it has itirisdic-
IIAI1AT. French Morocco. M.ty 14. i tion over the grain marketing cor-
OP) Abd-el Krim a l!itf:au iuvaderi j Poration, was annoiiured by the II
were ver. ly puni.hed by the French I """L" '""-c co.ninissioi, t.l,.y.
, . . , after it heard farther arguments con-
yesterday m a series of operations tinned from yesterday,
which relieved all but two of the aui-- The grain marketing corporation
rounded outposts and established the ' """t1" have a decision on jurisdic
Frciiiu on t lie Ilibaue heights. ! """ postponed thirty days.
The ltitfiaus were colnplitcli clean- ! W- Graves of counsel for the
ed out of this region, leaving "a great ! corporation. ,vomisod the corpora
numSer of dead on the field Til- J """ "'ill"'r wm,11 n'''''-v fl"" ,!" com"
French captured large ipi.intitics ' ! nils'""" " ! "l,on i,s contracts
arms and ammunition, including, the ! or kl""v ,,s subsidiary coin-
say, many mausers and t rench rifle's I '",mrs wouW not bc organucl by the
taken by the Herman at M.iul.eus... ' ""'ration of that period.
uue oi ine r reucll niockti' ue garri
carryover mentituied is aaid to be the
smallest ou record.
Hcfore ttie day was ended May de
livery of wheat brought Jt.xtllij a
bushel, nn extreme rise of TVyc com
pared with yesterday's latest dealings.
THE BUTTON SHOP
Pleating. Muttons ard Hemstitching,
SI) 7lb avenue east. I'lione 17 15-J.
I'hone S, K. Stevens for pinno tuning
RIVER LOAM
ltiver loam for sale. I'hone llSO-fi.
jel
INSI Rl'. WITH (IKNHY TnOMV.
sous still surrounded and hohliug off ! p.,11 Ann Alpnlml
the ltiffiana, is the Aolllay post, where i uu PPC AilUIIUl
Used by Airplane
only a dorrn unlive trooporw nre still:
able to handle the trims out of ti gnr-
risn of oO men anil two Kreme ot- i
ficers. All the others have bet n ser- i
lously' woundi'd or killed.
The Kient'h met the ftiffe.t wort of.
resistance in their forward movement
and there was much hard fixating but
rite Itihiine heights were attained and
positions established there. ;
An of he ml Frourh tomtnuuioue is-1
sued tl:iy states the ffoinj: column t
under tlnnem! fol-'mbat cuitinues ft-
day rlearins up the nci'hliorliond of;
Hihane. "(inr losses yesterday m ac
tion were light. " I
Delegates Leave
Sl'dKAXK. Wash., May 14. L'sinjt
nn alooh'd Imse fuel made from cull
tipples ami potatoes, an airplane was
flown fiuin this rlty to W'allaie, Ida
ho, a dUtom-e of .0 miles in an hour
today, a telegram from Lieutenant X.
It. Matner, I nited States reserve
corps announced.
The fuel is the invention of K, II.
Records of this city ami is being man
ufactured here. lJeuteimut .M timer
carried a passenger and reported that
while the fuel consumption was low
ered, au increase in speed was noted.
CHICAGO. Mar (.(p)Mr),.
Will Mim it s:.nni.a..,i k- l i
Offers Program I ed hy the grand jury of implication in
the deaths of Mrs. Kmiiia Xelson Mc
C'lintock and William Mc('lintockmiI
li'iia:re orphan. The jury voted two
"no bills" thus quashing findings of
a coroner's jiiry that held her as nc-
For Grants Pass! Coast Highway
Meeting Planned
SrniNfiFlF.I.ri, May 14. (Spe-
rial) Sii delegates to the Neigh-1 roHTLANl. Ore., May M. Plans
bors of Woodcraft state convention 1 have been announced for a meeting at
to be held in Grants Pass this week . "'arlnirt .lime lli and 111 to discusa
. ,t . 1 11 e tiastening improvement ol tne
left Springfield th.s mormng: Mrs. Kll0spvpjt ,.nast hi(!Mvav. Degates
(,'harles F. KgRimann, Mrs. Maryifrnm tmvnH 8ml COnnties along the
Magill, Mrs. Veruou Grimes, Mrs. C. (route are expected. More liberal aid
A. Swnrts, Mrs. George Cox, and Mrs. i fr,,11 foiloral govemmeut will be
W 11 ' Ktpnrnpc Mrs II 11 Mp- ! ,,r' "'ing U10e lliaillliHK
Pherson, who is unable to attend the :
convention because of injuries re-
ceived in a recent automobile ncci-1
dent, sent in her resignation as dis
trict advisor. The Springfield circle
met last evening in the Woodmen of
the World hall, electing Mrs. L. A. ,
Mathews and Mrs. Ida Manwaring to I
membership. Refreshments and a so- '
cinl meeting followed the business
session.
the meeting.
BRITAIN IS SHY
I.OXHOX. May 14. tyP) The
Hritish government will not at p rel
ent take the initiative in calling
world conference. Premier Stanley
Baldwin told the house of commons to
day, in reply to a member'! question.
rirmitigham, Knglnnd. produces the
largest variety of manufactured good
of any city in the world.
Soda Clerk Shot
By Portland Youth
Tim
POHTLANll. Ore., May 1-1.-
otiiy Curtin, IS, a soda clerk, v
shot in the shoulder and Lewis David
son, 17, was arrested c-uarged witn
the shooting early today. Curtin was a
resiauraui.
Kreshmen of Kupene high school
H'k rbarse of a musical assembly at
If M-hool this inornins. A stunt g'.ven
rbe freshmen girls under direction
( Katlilern P-iveIl was one of the
fwttirm of the program. Those who
rxik 1'irtwereas follows; 1 lolly Hor-
c,-l'iiic Whiljer. Gretclu-n Winter
wifr liveim Klliot l.o's Klliot Ca-
2.1 Uemensmi ami .In net Intcii. i took. It took no actum on the coro-i ,,t Cn.-iiii ulnn tim Inrtcr nimcil Mrs
Thf pri'snua was as follows: 1 ner's iurv's verdict holdin? Shenherd Vera Davidson when she protested
; responsible for Mrs. McClintock a against n iii-e the party was making.
; death, but may thereby hear any fur-i Young Davidson interposed ami in a
: ther evidence developed in that re dispute the shots were fired, the po-
gard. lice' reported. Curtin's wound is not
Mrs. Shepherd greeted the jury's ; Rerious.
vote with a statement in which she !
said an accpi ttal "must be the ulti-! -p T?Q:i Crvpv
male outcome of all the conspiracy "Mtt,ii vuu kj.
FrecKles
Don't Hide Them With a Veil; Re
move Them With Othlno
Double Stronglh
This preparation for the removal
voniliM of freckles is so successtul in remov-
1. riau solo Harold Ay res.
i Psme. t'nniille Cleii.nsoti.. with
Helen Hell at the piano ami Ituma
'tftfj. Tifin.
3. Trw. liuth White. I.avena Kl-
iwl Alice (;riwell.
4 linm-e. (.rt-ichfii Winlermeier
i usl amuiipniiieil by Harold Ayres at
tbc p a no.
Itfiiilins. .lean Soencer.
fi. 1'intio trio. Harold Avres, Thol-
W Avre ;!i:d llva Smiili.
KpBiIine. Manella (Usen.
S. Stunt, freshman eirls.
Itt-ciidwji i- rent nn rii lit. I hi
..nnrv t ho, 1,.K.,.I. l.nl.l f,.w ,,;l ' ll.r.w. -irtti l,n hon nut nn 1"S H'CCKIes aiUl glVltlg a Clear, DCail
'. ,. , , ' . , iint-n- ii nil .ntcrid n roooi'iiL honmt M'fut complexion (hat it is sold by nil
on an ind.ctment chargmg rj r nJ (lni,,lll0tlt Hton.s whh
hy typho,d Kerms of young McCl.r.- 1).ivi(itmn. fir(.11Ilillir ... Ihp fi.t.,i ' Kunrnntre to rffund the money if it
.. .. . ..... ' , w ! f,ii
1 on't hide your freckles under a
veil or waste time on lemon juice or
cucumbers; get an ouihi of Othine
and remove tlo'iu. Kven the first few
applications should show a vyuj"lerful
improvement, some of th9 lighter
freckles vanishing entirely.
Ite sure to ask for the double
strength Othiue; it is this that is sold
1 o U J 1 J 0,1 ni,,ney-DacK guaranme.
c recommenrl Dthine t oinpiexion
Soap for use with Othine, also as a
sliHinpoo it'a wonderful for bobbed
hair -."ic n cuke at all drug or de
partment stores or by inuil. D'hiue
Buffalo. N. .
Booth-Kelly Mill
At endling Closes
Th Bootli -Kelly savniill nl Wend-
1 forced to shut down fur re-
!"n jestfrclav in .riiimr iviih 11,..
:rakinr of nn ,iir
krh lie operation a number of
of the ,i depends, it was
!,"'1 bv A. C. iix..ii. Itoolh-Kcllv
f '" nian.ig.r today. The phinins
; urJ kilu and tlrppitig deti.-irt-"
ork is EoiiiE on us usual Ii
l-tl that re.,i,. ,.,, i.. ,,,.
in time (,.r the sawmill to start
. ru n, sajn tuiimrrow niorninc.
"'"n said.
gainst my husband and myself. There
uit;st be an end to this damnable out
niire against us.''
She lias maintained llirniiKhoiit that
the investiitation of the deaths and
the charges against her husband and
herself was n conspiracy.
Three-fourths of the world's phos
pliates are produced in Polk county.
Florida.
Crew is Scheduled
Phone S. E. Stevens for pian tuning.
ItKXD, Ore., May 14. The three
survey crews now at work between
If l' 1 ...ml. I.'nllu tlin irn.
sed Oregon Trunk railroad will be ! '"l..ri. Inc
jo;ueil shortly by a fourth crew, nc- MARCEL AND CURL, 75c.
cording In liny V. I.itner. chief enei-, 4;f Washington St. I'hone IJIR-J.
neer of the ttregon Trunk who arrived if. .(thA lUKtiKlt.
in Bend last night. ! '
I.itner left this morning for Khun- ..Mutual Life, 0. M. hprague. .'U E.
ath Kalis and was accompanied on the'Stb.
WHERE ARE YOU
LIVING?
In the home of
your dreams?
or only
in the dreama
of your home?
The wide difference
1 mad-? by thrift or
't iaik of it.
fjilure to save will
iM you later In
w.e kind ot a pub
lic or private home
J-ou wan t like. Kav.
ith safety will
Rhl? you to pos
and retain a
niTy home of your
00.
for your home
n account with
Bank
ri-i
Commerce
EUGENE,Or7EG0N
LADIKS 1IOMK JOUKN'AL FASIIIOX BOOKS 10o
30 East
9th St.
LOVE & BARRETT
Just A Step Off Willamette St.
30 East
9th St.
Fascinating New
Striped Broadcloths 85c
A glorious blond of colors in
thrsc now silky finish fast color
broadcloth r.
Exclusive color combinations in
fashion's most favored fabrics. 3G
inches wide. See window display.
English Type Prints
32c
The first time offered at this
low price.
English prints are exceedingly
popular and these smart patterns
will lie quickly sold. 3G incliei
wide.
Corticelli
Crepe Eldora $2.95
In the Reason's most favored
shades.
Exceptionally heavy weight, all
silk crepe do thine. A silk sm-irt
in appearance and wearing quali
ties that satisfy the most exacting
demands.
40 inches wide.
36-Inch Indian Head 29c
(iood new9 for the home needle
worker.
Soft finish bleached Indian Head
the ideal cloth for art needle work,
wash suits, nurse's aprons, lunch
cloths, 'tc. Special for Friday
and Saturday, 20c.
Tub Blouses
Special $1.95
Closing out our regular $2.30 lino
of tub blouses. 'White and tan
with contrasting trimming. All
sizes 3fi to 44.
Smart New Shades
Silk Hosiery $1.00
Featuring all the new shades in
this popular brand of silk hose,
also black.
CKKYS - TANS - NTDK - l'EACII
DAWS' - LA HI AT - BUNNY
BI.ONDH - AlIfKDALE - SA HA
HA - HUSSIAN CALF - BIK'JE
New Shades in
Fibre Silk Hose 59c
The best value in silk hose for
the price.
Havel stop gives long service.
Extra long boot silk.
Heavy weight, lisle heels, toes
and tops. Fashion's favored
shades are to be found here. All
sizes J to 10.
42-Inch Pillow Tubing
Special 39c
Here is a standard brand "Wear
well" bleached pillow tubing free
from dressing. We recommend
this for long wearing qualitieii.
Stiecial for Fridav mid Saturdav
30c.
jDert Lytcll and
Claire indsor ,
Wedded in Mexico
SAI.r.M. tire.. May 1 1 Coventor !
Pierce today issued a statement urg- i
ing the people of Oregon t jrtin with!
the Italian people ,f this state in!
celebrating on Sunday. May I'l, the! .
tenth anniversary of the entrance of I Kl, l'ASO, Tel.. May II. With th
lluly into the World war and the : aid of an interpretor, Itert l.ytelt and
-.'th anniversary of the reign of Vic-! t'laire Windsor, n.ovle actors, Kday
tor iMiiinaiuiel. " j were joined in iiiaciiaKe by a Mexican
"Thousands of men nnd women of 'judge in the 1'resideiicia room of l.-io
that nationality, nival to the laud of, city hall at .luiuvi. ;ust across the
their adoption, are niimherrd hy . Kio tirande river from here.
America among .r fc.-st rilitena." Manual licaclii. hu-haiid of Agnes
sas the stiitcincnt. "Italy's glori- i Ayres. translated the xorila of tae
011s past forms a large part of our i marriage.
history, and the record of her par-j "I II lake lour word for what ho
tlcipation in the World war ndds new ; said." Lytcll told lteachi as the cere
pages that lend lustre to the old. uiony concluded, "hut 1 tliiuk he
"e are indebted to Italy for her ! meant. "Love, honor mid he guv," and
nohle contribution t rt, science and: ,10 ,nrm.,i t a kiss on Mrs.
literature. Kvery wireless oil the j
sea -every radio on land-speaks a I '"riie." party leave, late today for
tribute to her inventors; every liiano I mv;.. rii,- l. th.. I ,-,..n !ii
. n iMHi.-i- io me groins Ol 11
lousiciaus; ' our art niuseiiiiis are
adorned by the handiwork of her
aculptors, and her architecture is
copied in every capitol of our Mates.
"Surely, ,m this anniversary, which ' In fvnilf l?rii;lin
i so dear to the hearts of Italians. 1,1 ",t'11' IUH
we, in Americn. can join witli
r( spend thiir honeyinocn.
Communism Feared
(Mir
Adopted piMtplcs in niu'h ceh'bratinti
nnd thus closer cimiiimu tho ninny tu
that hind our common int civets."
I.OX!(X, May M.(P.hirm
over the growth o( ivmniuiiiHin iu
tirviit Uriiuin which was voiced wide
ly throuph tho press recently, sroius
io have invaded the Hritish cabinet. j
It is understood that it is consid- 1
vriiig (he nttvisahilily of refusinj; nil ;
loreijin cominiiuiHts permission to en
ter this country for iho annual eon-
Itritish cominuiiistH at 1
snow. Scotland. .May al. 'iho rah-
.... - , linct's reported attitude is regarded
CHU'ACO, May 11. (41) An un-fmore or less ns tin admission of the
usually sharp advance in the price of i government's anxiety over the rapid
wheat today Accompanied iu.liratioin . yrowth of tho coinniuniat element
Sharp Advance in
Price of Wheat in
Chicago Reported ff:rmo ,,f. 1
I tilasKOW. Sco
f export husiness of liberal nniotnu.
W Jieat for .May delivery rose to $l.iS
in the final hours trading, an over
night gain of seven cents a bushel.
Traders gave much attention to .in
estimate from the t'niled Stales tie
pariment k4 agriculture that tho world
carry over of wheat on .luli 1 would
So ll.".l00.00 bushels ci'inpnrfri with
'JS::.(MKMMX) biuhels a year before. Tho
since tho barriers to its members en- I
tering this country were removed by
Iho late labor ovcrnment. It is re-,
farded also as a warning of tho con- 1
servnlivo group's determination to
keep known revolutionist a out of
lireat Uritain. j
OREGON MOTOR CO.
h.me 0111 0o0 Ollr
FISHING
SEASON .
IT'S GREAT SPORT
We Have the
Tackle
In abundance ; everything
In that dependable tackle
you may depend upon to
land them no matter how
large or how hard a fight
they put up.
We Will Supply
the
LICENSE
And sea you out prepared
to get the limit.
We Sell Fishing
Tackle
BY MAIL
Order from us wo , assure
prompt dallvory.
lluy your Fishing; Tackto
from a sporttnK Roods store.
Al Cook is in Charge of Our
TACKLE DEPARTMENT
His mlvicn niul tips on'fiiihing cost you nothing
but is worth n grent (lent.
Hendershott's
Gun Store
770 Willamette Street
Telephone 151
A Thundering Tale of Adventure
Amid the Frozen Wastes of the Frozen North
3N
Hg0 J
Today-Friday-Saturday
The McDonald Theatre's presentation of
"WHITE FANG" makes the premier
showing of this feature in the northwest
playing here weeks before Portland and
Seattle!
REGULAR
PRICES!
F,VEXrNaS-30o
MATrNlOES 20o
CHILDREN lOo
An Epic of the
North
Fr0m JACK LONDON'S
Novel of the Frozen Trails
Here's My
Paw On It!
If "WHITE FANG"
isn't ono of tlip pi'i'iitest jiictiir'-.s you
over snv; niul if I dun't net ln'tti'r tiinn
cvrr hffori, I'll Hwnllow my collar, miiU
niul nil!
(Signed)
STRONGHEART
ADDED
SPECIAL
ATTRACTION
LARRY
SEMON
"THE DOME DOCTOR"
IN" Thirty Minute of Real
Honett-tO'Goodneii Comedy