The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, May 21, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Two THE E.UGENE GUARD Thursday Evening. n '51 ir. 'i; .ill ; 4 ' Si 1 1 : 5 ; Si f 1 ! REAL BEER IS BACK FROIVi EXILE AFTER IB OTTAWA, Mhjt 21. W) KmI Iwr was on sale locally today in Ontario, C'nnala'n lminr provinr-, for (lie first time in pight yinrn aw thirsty American in tho bonier f it took full advantage of their oppr tunitifs. To provinional authoriticn regard this "four by four" beer as non-intoxicating and perhaps it i go ing to disappoint parched tliroaM from Ynlfttead land. It is 4.4 per rent al 'ohoI. with fl kiek presumably les potent than the disappointing 2.7 ft beer Hold in the. I'nited tStatPs under wartime prohibition. The one half of one per rent limit of the Volstead act refers to volume, florder American cities, notably Ni agara Kails and Buffalo, New York and Pelroit were especially interest rd in the advent of "four by four." "Four by four" has already been ehrmtened Fergie s foam, since it is sponsored by ( he r ei-giiHon govern' ment, which believes it will be bene ficial in sotiHfying thirst without hnv ing folks rovert ,to poor bootleg wliin key. be devoted to gamea, instruction. d cussion of the alt city rally fur scouts and the passing of such te.it that can be passed properly only in the out ff doors. At eight o clock the council fire will he lighted and the tn op wtll be eo t ed a round it. Toe recen t ly elected troop committee consisting of .lack MrKy, 1'iiul Kelly, Itay .Mar ian, Win. Pollers, Fred Smith, Fi'-d t'hepa, will be present and Installed into their position with appropriate cere mull ir a by t. It. (lurk, scout executive for Lane rtunty. itefore l!n; meeting draws to a clone a special investiture ceremony will be conduct ed by Kxeeutive It. Clark, Actio? Seoul mauler J enter V. Simth, t h? troop enrmmttee repres'-nted by Fred Chess, and fL H. Hohbs, exulted hi1t of the Klks. who are sponsoring the troop, for five new elected tender feet. The troop is extending a f pecbil invitation lo mothers and fathers and to others interested in the boys to be present. The meeting is open to other boys as wpII, with the exceptiou of the investiture ceremony which i? fjpen only to scouts and to adults. 1UJFFALO, N. y., May 21. OP) Multitudes of thirsly Americans sup posed to have been concentrated in this city for a drive In the wet Canad ian whores at the start of the sale of 4A per cent beer in Ontario today failed to materialize during tlm fore noon and for severul hours after the beer went on sale in Fort Krie, across the border, the bulk of patronage con isisted "of Canadians. , NEW YOKK, May 21. OP) Mrs. Helen Auguste Geisrn-Volk, owner of a baby farm in east 80th street, todny was indicted for first degree mnn ' slaughter by a grand jury after an in vestigation which showed that Wil liam Winters, six months old, died m the woman's place after his skull had been fractured, i Nat ass, wealthy clothing manii , facturer, who for nine months proud 1 ly regarded himself as the father of a , baby buy, was toduy a disillusluned man. Mrs. Hans has admitted to Assist ant District Attorney Tecora that sh ! bought the infant from a baby home for $75 and pretended it was her ow;i t because her busbnnd lunged for uu offspring, Man Arrested on Bad Check Charge A. R lirnyin, who it is charged passed a worthless check for $100 on Dr. 11. M, llrnvca, local dentist, Au gust 2.1, 11)2-1, was nrrested this morulng in rorllmid, according to word received today by the sheriff office. The check wus given In payment for dental work contracted by Mrs. Brny in, Ir. ti ntves said this morning. A bench warrant was Usncd idiortly after the couple left Ktigcne, and J'ortlniitl police luivo been wntHiiux for them ever since. A deputy , from tho iherlffVoffice will bring the pris oner to iMigcuo for iiropeculluii, it Ik stated. Prisoners Taken To Salem Prison (ieorge Ilva.1 and Frank Yanderpnol left Kugene for Salem today, in cus tody of deputy sheriffs, to serve sen tences In the smt penitentiary of not morn lit an three years on rhargs of issuing worthless checks, to which they pleaded guilty in circuit court. Theodore Burden and Andrew Me Kinney aha were taken to the state industrial school at Kale in. While jn parole from the penitentiary on ft check of feu we the youths stole 1 lit pounds of mohair from Alfred We Uope near F.ugenc, it was alleged. Scout Troop Will Have Council Fire In order to belter carry out certain phases of the scout work, Fugeiie troop number three will hold its reg ular meeting this evening cut of doors around the rmn.rit fire, an nounces H, t'lrtrk, scout executive, The troop will leave from the F.ugene high school at (t:-lfi for the open. The earlier pari c( the evening will Hall's Catarrh Medicine Mmwfc tld your yttm of Catarrh or Dcf. rteu etiued by Catarrh. F.J.CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. Ohio Protect Your Wagons And Implements Sherwin-Willinins AVnjr on and Implement jiaint is especially long wenr injf. Comes in red, gri'en, black and yellow Price per quart $1.30 to $1.65 Quckenbush's 160 Ninth Ave., Ktist Warrant for Arrest Of A. J. Pelkey out A warrant to appear in the local police court on a charg" of disorderly conduct was shorn out againn A. .1 I'elkey, of this city, late this after noon, A complaint alleging that I vl ky lined abusive language toward him was mined by (. II, Walker, MKi Higa street. l'elkoy and his wife have separated, it was stated and Pelkey has threaten ed violence to members of the house hold at the Walker residence, where Mr. Pelkey is staying at present, and It is said that he used abusive lan guage on the premises. The warrant will be served this afternoon. SOCIETY MEETS TOMORROW The Ladles' Aid society of the Pres byterian church is to meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:.'I0 o'clock at the home of .Mrs, Kdwards, Ul.'HJ Seventeenth nveuuc east. CHICAGO, May 21. (A) An al leged attempt to tamper with an al leged prospective juror is the latest nervation of the trial of William Darling Shepherd, charged with kill ing his millionaire foster son, William Nelson McClintock with typhoid germs. Kobert E. Crowe, state's attorney, charged some one connected with the defense with making the attempt and he has directed a complete investiga tion. iJetectivea were ordered to ar rest one named by Philip .1. Barry. a venireman, as having approached him Tuesday before he was questioner for jury service. Harry said he was acquainted with ! the man who urgpd him to "work your way on to the jury" and prom ised to "make it well worth your while." After he had told a detect ive that he had been approached, Barry was excused fr'om jury service, and later mad" bis statement to the prosecutor. The state's attorney said Barry's was not the only information he had and that his inquiry also in cluded alleged tampering with wit peases. Investigation of the first sensa tion of the trial, the disappearance of Jlobert White, one of the chief slate's witnesses was undertaken by a spe cial grand jury session late yester day. Arthur Byrne, an investigator for the law firm defending .Shepherd, and Mrs. Sylvia Adams, who previ ously had said White told her and her husband that he had been offered 2r,(XH) and a bungalow in Florida to leave Chicago, were held before the jury. No announcement of any action voted was made at the conclusion of the special session. Beyond resulting in White's disappearance and Barry story, the trial so far has made scant progress. Three tentative jurors the same number as selected Monday, have been accepted temporarily, after 46 venire men bad been questioned and four peremptory challenges exercised. gl SH ESI BS E9 1 ISS ODOD OlS 1Z3 E3 Q "qJ5 Gutters Planned For Willamette; Plans for concrete gutters, 20 inch es wide, for each side of Willamette : street from the Southern Pacific de- ' pot to Thirteenth avenue will he pre sented to the city council Monday night according to Harry E. Uever- ' eaux, city engineer, A problem is presented between Ninth end Tenth avenues, the eleva tion of these intersections being the same, it is impossible to drain them, j Proper drainage requires a fall of , 2 inches to each 100 feet.-aays the ; city engineer. A proposal may be j made to put in a sewer in the middle ' of the block so that the fall can be ! obtained. Plans and specifications for seven hlorks of paving on Charnelton street, from Seventeenth avenue to Twenty fourth, and for three blocks, on High street, from Thirteenth to Sixteenth avenues, will also be presented. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY I WANTED Experienced Apply Peter Pan. waitress. ; Ft Mi SALE New 7-room modern house. About 4 blocks from city j limits and street car Hue. Phone Itt4i-It. inl'3 MARKET ON Franklin Blvd. and Vil-1 lard street will be open Wednesdays 1 ! and Saturdays, Boiling meat. 8c; i i roast 10c; steak IHc. tf i 1 EWES FOR HALE Eleven register ed Shropshire 1 to 4 yrs. old with !,' lamhs of which 9 are ewes, 4 bucks. ?:,nn. Mrs. W. E. STAF FOHD, 1001 Mill St. Thone 508-H. tf Newest Silks Specially Priced 750 Yards of Beautiful Silks IM TA af One Saving Price Yard JJ) JL J Best Quality The Smartest Display of Silks Wj Have Ever Offered Tiiis is (lio tinio of yenr when every woman who ever handled a needle fools (ho ui'ko to ninko .herself something new and fresh. Scissors are snipping ami machines are humming all over tho land. Never beforo in our L'I3 years of business in Eugene have wo been able to offer you such worthwhile values as aro included in this event. AVe know that this salo at ifl.flO a yard for such quality silks means two new wonderful silk frocks for you instead of one. A few of the qualities included in this dis play aro Canton Crepe3 Chiffon Taffetas Heavy Crepe de Chines Stripes and Plaids Georgettes Satin Duches3 Messalines Radium Silks Sport Silks of all description Brocades of all ' ! descriptions Charmeuses Shirtings In Fact Every Wanted Silk Remember We Guarantee Every Yard of Our Silk to be of the Best Quality 750 Yards of Beautiful Silks at One Saving Price, $1.50 Yard MATLOCK'S Phono GO 149 57 Ninth Ave. East A Great HEILIG Double Bill at Regular Prices The story, of Beth and Peter Marsh; a jazz-time wife with a waltz-time husband. A glittering, gleaming view of marriage and life. See the big natural color Biblical quence that tells the story of K David and Bath-Sheba, and of Uriah"8 ueaui, Louis B. Mayer presents Hobai't Henley S Production A TTroi . jta mm WITH LtMOR board tmwig CONRAD NAGLE LEW CODY TODAY, Friday, Saturday REGULAR Night Prices for this engagement, matinee and night 30c Children 10c ADDED ATTRACTION SUPREME! One of The Northwest's Greatest Bands D wight Johnson's Direct from Multnomah Hotel and Liberty Theatre 10 PIECES 10 Hear this famous orchestra for the last time before they leave on an extended tour of the United States. 2 Appearances Daily at 2:50 and 8:50 P. M. Sir You Look Better You Feel Bcfcr You Act Better When Your Clothes Are Built For You With the best fabrics of the latest patterns, are de signed by nn artist to fit your particular personality and are tailored by workmen whose ambition is to tunv out a work of art, one can't help but feel that all is right with the world, as you move among your friends in your home, at your place of business and in public places. And it is more economical, too, because your clothes will look better, wear better and last longer. EUGENE CLOTHING CO. TAILORS Guard Building au Vpstairs 1035 Willamette Street 'i't frrvSS I rrffJJ M om BIG LAUGH NIGHT! QIAMONDiSV I HEHBV. DUFFY PRODUCTION J VKfeepthe-HearrWorntJ jSTOTHIfSf White," flawless brilliancy. Iflhest Ji S 63 19 3 ZS Ss9 HSS' Quality represent dollars of practical ' l 1 3 J X lxAAK Ip ' GEORGe M. Cohan's International Laugh Riot. ACm KV Prices Lowor floor. $1.50. rialronv. first 6 rov JIM; iHr?lSv& "r V . jW U BilUillllJ SK'VT SALE SATURDAY I Cktri, Wrist Watches W :;r.r Js.Bd 'Bgr'Trt ,n hU' O f $12.50 to S75.00 pgN. Pay From Your izZr J Pfty You 2S-Piece Set j pZX SILVERWARE jjgR 1 at prices from $!T.S"Jkfj9 $14 p " Cash Prices On Easy Terms HOFFMAN i ( Jeweler TOO "WILLAMETTE The Sunday Journal helps women UR women's pages are (h J 1 111 111 I II lT. helps and hints that lighten housework. Menus, recipes, time-and-money-saving "wrinkles" on home dressmaking, all com bine to make The Sunday , Journal invaluable to the housewife and hostess. The Oregon Journal is read in the best homt , THE . t Get In touch with our local ngnl JOHN F. CEBOR. Box 85. Eujfne " KENNETH CLARei. 48 8th 8t.. CotUg JACK OXANTERN. Harrisburg BRUCE VOUNG, Junction City