The Eugene guard., June 08, 1925, Image 2

Monday Evening, jUne
Page TVo
THE EUGENE GUARD
Plans for a luncheon of oil service
club members of Kngene Ktwnniani,
Rotarians and Linns are un
der war. It has been announced, anil
Kiwani'ana at Iheii muffing today
voted to go ahead with plans ,n "'"
operate in the program and arrangc
menta for the luncheon.
The affair will take place in the
dining room of the new Kugene hotel
as soon nfter its oprning as arrange
mcnts can he made. Tcntalivi. dates
will be t fhia week.
An address by Dean E. C. nohbins
of the I'nivcrsity of Oregon on "The
Philosophy of Community Miiilding"
ma the .feature of today's Kiwanls
meeting. I'ean Honnilm dwelt on ine
organisation of service rluba and the
important part they play in commun
ity life.
Mrs. O. R. Clark, wife of the Boy
Peout executive, gave a vocal nolo,
accompanied by tilenu Morrow at (he
piano.
McLean Suit is
Opened in Court
To recover $700 alleged due as the
rcNUlt of ll real estate ileal recently
the case of (ieorge X. McLean vcrmm
('. 1. Deverenux openeil in -circuit
court thin morning before Judge !.
F. Skipworth. The plantiff tillcgvs
that he contracted with the defendant
to sell a certain piece of property
for $1.VK) and paid a commission of
$100 on thia. Later he allegea that
he found the property had been aold
for f'JH") and the additional $1100 and
the communion of floo a now asked
in the Hit.
The jury in the caae in eompoaed
of .Matt .Mnmb, William Willi, J. A.
Inman. Horace H. Taylor. Itoherl
Veltum, (ieorge I'owell, Krneit Ian
ner, John KetelH Sr.. J. Hiwyer,
Ilenrv K. Holenherk. Kred E. Imb,
, and .Mrs. J. A. McArthur. (I. II. Fo-
ler nnd Gordon Wei a represent the
! defendant anil Charles A. Hardy and
S. M. Calkin represent the plaintiff
in the action.
Going Down
Elks' Glee Club
To be Uniformed
"IT IS
CERTAINLY
SURPRISING
HOW A
SAVINGS
ACCOUNT
GROWS"
The young married man who
doesn't put Hwny a lit t lo
money reuularly In a sav
ings account la taking fool
ish chances and wasting a
aure opportunity to mako
himself Independent.
Come In todny and lot us
help you start. We'll land
you one of our handsomo
llttln book coin banks, and
you'll be surprised at the
way the nlckols, dimes and
quarters will grow Into a
substantial bank account.
There Is no charRO for, the
bank. You simply open a
savings account by deposit
ing one dollar, or more.
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
Eugene, Oregon
Dpfininn an to thfi uniforms tn b
i nnrn by tho Kncne Ellen gl? Hub lit
! Ihf- nafionHl ronvpnfinn of tb R. 1'.
O. K. !)xl ni'intli will probably b
n;nilf at llit mating thin evening, sc
rording to Claire I.pp, director of (hp
club. At thfi hint practice apsiion -2
turned out nnd considerable vocnl tal
ent ivns (liMrovercd, the director
Btnte.
It is honed to have a membership of
tniined voices when the club in
varies I'oi tlnnd to add their bit of
jny and gnyety to the convention
Kudu-rug. An a feature of their I'ort
Innd Hli'twiiiR- the club in now planning
to hnve ".Minn KuRerie'' n n maB
rut. AlthoiiKh (his part of the pro
Ki'iifn 1b being kept necret It ia ru
mored that "Alius' Kugrna Is dark
eypil, that henuty that created bo
iihkIi confusion at the American Le
gion Hiii'dter recently when "she" took
part in the program.
Tiie camera caught this wall of a
blazing brnomcorn waro:iouse at
A ichila. Kon.( jiiwt aa it began to
fall. Another wall of linn hmlding
cnllapRed earlier and .ucriously in
jured five firemen.
Lions Will Hear
' Playground Report
I ' Ueport of the committee of the
! Lioaa club recently appointed to ar
i range for a playground in the city
park will he heard at thn club lunch
. con meeting ncheduled for Wednes
i day noon at the Onburn hotel, accord
j ing to J, It, McKinley, accretary, Tbe
, playground plno has been talked over
! with the county court nnd some nc
I lion may be taken on the return of
I Judge, ('. 1. Harnard next week, it is
repnrterl.
GOING
AWAY!
Take The Guard
'with you. Read
The Guard where
ever you go.
Transfer your pa
per to the beach or
to the mountains.
Simply phone 1200
and leave the rest
to us.
Two Balloons are
Lost in Landing
BOULOGNE, France, June 8. (Pi
The Uritinh balloon Elsie, partici
pant In the Gordon Kennett cup race,
was destroyed in landing today when
its guide rope caught on a moving
freight train, crashing the balloon on
the tracks. The pilot was unhurt but
a passenger was slightly injured.
PLUNGES INTO SEA
BKUSSELS, June 8. UP) The
Spanish balloon Hespero Susana fell
in the North Hea. l'ilot De La Rocha
and Senor Lobez, a passenger, were
rescued by a passing trawler. The bal
loon was lost.
AMERICAN LANDS
BRUSSELS, June 8. One of the
two American balloons entered in the
Gordon Bennett cup race, the S-H,
piloted by Lieutenants Flood and Mr
Cormiek, lauded safely at 3:30 this
morning, near Treport. France, IT
miles from lleppe.
Four oilier balloons, the Ciampmo,
Italian; Maroc. French; Luro, Span
ish, and an unnamed balloon piloted
by the Spanish captain. I'enernndu
have also landed in Frunce safely.
Powder Stolen
From Magazine
Report was made at the office of
Sheriff Taylor this afternoon that
some time since Friday morning the
lock on the door of the Budd Kompp
powder nuigiuine. near this city was
broken off ami three boxea of HO per
cent stum ping powder were stolen,
The boxen each weigh 50 pounds and
contain one by eight sticks. It is be
lieved that the powder was stolen by
yegg nnd that it is Intended to be
boiled and "soup." used in saTe
biowing, made from it.
It's Griffith'sVery Latest
A MASTERPIECE: OF A
MASTER' PRODUCER' '
- .
Here is the Symphony of Joy ano
Suffering, and of LoyeJUnsurpassedj
Presents
ELSE?
d J)'mple Romance of pae and. otatoes
with
Neil Hamilton
Carol Dempster
Human heartstrings ring to an age old
note in the poverty that bars two lovers
from marriage to tho optimism that
makes them hope and smile in disaster,
New York Times
"A mmarkahle film offering, almplc, vet deeply
stirring."
mi it
Arrangements are being complete I
for the visit of the "Flying Squadron
lnw Enforcement" party to be her
oext Sunday for three conference.
One meeting will be held Sunday fore
noon at the Fair mount Christian
church. An afternoon meeting at H
o'clock will be held at the Congrega
tional church and the evening meeting
-starting at 8 o'clock wiil be held hi
the Baptint church.
Two nationally known speakers.
H"n. OlivVr Wayne Stewart of Chi
cago and Miss Norma C. Brown of
Bloomlngton, III., are on the pro
gram for the conferences here. The
speakers have been appearing in law
enforcement work for more than
1200 days, it is announced.
The following is the program:
Afternoon Session.
3:00-3:10 p. m. Opening exercises.
Rev. A. H. Saunders, presiding.
3:10-u:2"i p. nr.. "Local Law En
forcement,' John S. Medley, district
attorney.
3:-5-4:00 p. m. Addresstby Norma
C. Brown.
4:00-4:15 p. m. "The Woman
Citiznn," Mrs. W. A. Lydick.
4:15 p. m. Open Forum led by
Hon. Oliver V. Stewart.
Evening Session.
8:00 p. m. Closing inas meeting.
'Rev. C. E. Dunham, presiding. ,
Addresses by Hn. Oliver V. Ste
wart, president flying squadron foun
dation and Miss jvorma C. Brown,
vice-president flying squadron foundation.
taken by Theodore Hall, attorney and'
western representative of the Equity j
association, who asserted Mr. Jiac
loon had abandoned rehearsals of an
other play in which Mist Cowl was
! to star and watch waa to nave naa
: virtually the same cast a that of the
Shakespearean production without
paying the actors the two weeks
wages called for by the Equity contracts.
Starting
MONDAY
nt
regular
THICKS
CHARLEY CHASE
" Big Red Riding Hood'1
AKSOP FAHI.KS
New Bonus Ruling
Announced Today
Wounded Bandit's I
Arms may be Saved
PORTLAND, Ore.. June 8, The
condition of Alva H. Kilbourn, 24.
who is at a hoi pita I here .suffering
from wounds in his arms, received in
a pistol battle at flntnell. Wash., ou
Friday, after the bank holdup tlrere.
was "not very good, it was reported
by attendants- this morning. Infection
had developed in the wounds, it waa
reported yesterday, and amputation
of the left arm was consider!. No
operation has been ppifuiaied this
morning up to 10:-1j, it was said nt
the hospital.
Dr. Fred J. Zlegler, who is attend
ing Kilbourn said at noon today that
he believed both arms could h 1.
The wounds in the right arm are
superficioi and nrp heji'nt: ''''' :"
fection in the left arm in which the
elbow is shattered had improved this
morning, and circulation waa hems
restored, so that the doctor thought
an operation would not be necessary.
If n veterans having nu adjusted
service credit of 50 or less dieB aft
er making application but before ho
has received payment, the amount of
his adjusted service credit is payable
as soon n possible in a lump sum to
his dependents, according to n deci
sion received by Miss lirnce Norton,
secretary of the Eugene chapter of
the American Red Cross,
Tho payment is made to dependents
in the following order of preference:
Widow, if unmarried, children., moth
er, father. This is true even, though
he may have named someone else as
beneficiary.
Jf n veteran having an adjusted ser
vice credit of more than $50 dies aft
er making application, the amount of
his certificate will be paid to '.h!
designated beneficiary in a lump num.
Section Hands are
Crushed in Wreck
PERU. Ind., June 8. UP) Several
section hands were reported to have
been crushed tn death today when an
east-bound Chesapeake and Ohio
freight train overturned near Con
verse, Ind.
Ambulances were being sent to
bring the dend and Injured here. First
reports were that 18 men had bequ
crushed by the toppling train.
The section men had been repairing
the track and had retired into a ditch
nt the tide of the track,, while the
train was passing.
Judge Skipworth
Back on Bench
After a week'a absence at Portland
where he heard cases in the Multno
mah county circuit court. Judge G. F.
Skipworth has returned and this
njorning resumed his place on the
bench here. The first case today was
that of George N. McLean versus C.
P. Deverenux. Late this afternoon or
tomorrow it is expected that the case
of Kate Driscoli verRi.3 Elsie Ander
son will be opened. The plaintiff euo
for $10,OtM) dnmnges as the result of
alleged alienation of the affections of
her husbnnd by the defendant. Potter,
Foster and Immel represent the
plaintiff and Rrownell and Brooks
appear for the defendant.
Chilean Uprising
Reported Crushed
SANTIAGO, Chile, June 8. VP)
The uprising in the northern prov
inces has been crushed by the Chilean
troops, and official communique an
nounced. "
'"Owing to the resistance of sub
versives," the communique adds,
"thirty of them were, killed and a
number wounded. The leader of the
revolt is among the dead.
"Four , hundred prisoners were
taken to Iquique, capital of the prov
ince of Tarapaca. . The troops sus
tained no casualties.
Church of Christ
Holds Election
Actors' Strike
Holds up Show
MEJF01U), Oife., June 8. Ac
cording tn a telcunim received hero
by thn local theater management to
day, Miss Jane Cowl, who was to
havo apppnred here tonight in "Horn
eo and Juliet," will not be ablo to
leriVe lan Francisco owing to nu act
ors' strike In that city.
PAN FRANCISCO, June 8.
Louis O. Macloon, theatrical manager
of San Francisco and Los Angeles,
announced here yesterday that he will
dispose of his active producing enter
prises on the Pacific coast until he
has reached a settlement with the
Actors Equity association, which Sat
urday night prevented the final per
formance of a two week's run here of
Romeo and Juliet under his manage
ment with Jane Cowl starring.
The action in calling the strike was
BOSTON, June 8. W David
Newton McKce of Hnston waa elected
president of the First Church of
Christ, scientist, in Boston, at the an
nual meeting of the church today. He
succeeds Torrence 1'arker of Belmont.
Kitra W. Palmer of Brookline waa
elected clerk nnd Edward L. Bipley
of Brookline treasurer.
New members of the Christian Sci
ence board of lectureship elected at
the meeting were (iavin V. Allan of
Toronto, Ont.; V. Stuart Booth, Den
ver; Salem A. Hart, Jr., Cleveland
and Mrs. Nelvin E. Kitchi,, Sewisck
ley, Pa.
MR. WORK TO LEAVE
WASHINGTON, June 8. 0P
Secretary Work and Dr. Elwood
Mend, commissioner of the bureau of
reclamation will lenvo Friday for a
trip through the northwest to inves
tigate reclamation projects. Indinn
the capital city yesterday, with con
itinerary includes Colorado, Wyoming.
Montana, Washington, Oregon and
Idaho. They will return to Washing
ton July 21.
QUAKE IS VIOLENT
BOBOTA, Colombia, June S.IP)
A violent earthquake shock was felt
both to the north and to the south of
the capital city yesterday ,with con
siderable dimnge tn buildings, espe
cially churches. There was little loss
of life in Bogota, which appears to
have been less affected than Ibflgus
and Uolima.
Razor Blades
Gillette,
Package of 5 38c
Tackage of 10 75c
ft.uto Strop
Fackage of 5 38c
Ender's
Package of 5 25c
Durham Duplex,
Package of 5 38c
Ever Ready,
Package of 6 29c
Gem,
Package of 7 35c
Cigarettes
Camel, 20s
Package .
Parton
Chesterfield, 20s
Package
Carton ,
Lucky Strike, 20s
. Package
Carton
One-Eleven, 24s
Package
Carton
Fatima,
Package
Carton
Imperial,
Package
Carton
Melachrino, 20s
Package ."
Old Mill, 20s
Package
Carton '.
Piedmont, 20s
. Package .
Carton :
H. Tareyton, 20s
Package
Carton .
J. Walker, 20s
Package
. 12Jc
$1.20
-12c
$1.20
12Jc
$1.20
. 12o'
$1.48
16c
$1.55
17c
$1,65
- 32c
. 12Jc
$1,20
- 121o
$1.20
21c
$2.05
- 21c
Tobacco
Velvet, Prince Albert, (
Edgeworth, Lucky
Strike, 4AM
15c tins 1
Geo. Washington, Union
Leader, Pedro 4
15c pounches JiU2
Bull' Durham, OStf
4 packages .L... J
Beechnut, Sweet
Maple, Dixie Queen,
Five Brothers, Tiger,
Advertiser, Granger,
Rough Cut, 10c OfiJ
3 packages dtM
Star, Climax,
Tinsley, Horseshoe
plug
Red Cross,
Plug
50
Stanley Building Eugene, Ore.
Cereals
Shredded Wheat
Puffed Rice
Puffed Wheat
Roman Meal
Ralston Bran
Uncle Sam,' large .
Pep
10c
. 15c
,121c
. 32c
. 15c
30c
. 12c
All Bran, large 20c
Krumbles ' 10c
Kellogg's Bran
Flakes 10c
Post's Bran Flakes 12Jc
Kerr's Farina 29c
Alber's Oats, small 10c
Mother's Oats 32c
H-0 12JC
Crown Rolled Oats
large, 29c
Carnation Oats,
Non-premium 26c
Premium - 37c
Carnation Wheat,
Non-premium 30c
Premium 39c
Kerr's Wheat Flakes,
Non-premium 29c
Premium ; 39c
Crown Wheat Flakes,
large 32c
Post Toasties,
Regular size 10c
Double package 15c
Kellogg's Corn Flakes 10c
Alber's Minit Oats,
Small r 121c
Large 29c
Crown Jiffy Oats,
Small 12ic
Largo Premium 38c
Quick Quaker Oats,
Small 12$c
Largo 25c
Kerr's Rapid Cooking
Oats, largo 29c
Fluff Cake Flour .... 21c
Swans Down 36c
Alber's Buckwheat
Flour 29c
Alber.'s Flapjack Flour,
Inrge 25c
Cereals
Kerr's Hot Cake
AF1U!' -:- 25c
Aunt Jemima's Pancake
Flour,
Small l2c
Largo 35c
Crown Pancake
Flour 25c
wSenanCakeF1Uro0c
Cream of Wheat 2oc
Crown Kernels
0' Wheat
Sperry's Wheat
.Hearts, largu . 32o
Grape Nuts i5c
19c
Laundry Soaps
rolar White,
7 bars
White Wonder
7 bars
Crystal White,
6 bars .'
P. & G. White
Naptha, 6 bars
Fels Naptha,
4 bars
25'
25'
25'
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Bob White,
6 bars
Feldman's Double
Refined Borax,
bar . .
Ivory,
Largo 12j0
iweciium 7jc
Guest. 6 bars 95e
Easy Day Naptha, 6)ff
7 bars i3
Van Hoeter's
xiieacnmg, (j iiars"v
White King
Washing Machine
Soap
Package
43c
AMAZO OIL
The genuine is not. put up in glass you can buy it
in tins, only; nnd the name is on tho can.
Pint 25c, Quart 45c, Y2 Gal. 85c, Gal. $1.65
BEST FOR SALADS AND COOKING
Secondary Base
For Maneuvers
Sought on Isles
HOXOM'LU, T. H.. June S. P
Rumors that the fleet, command
hopes to etablih at Lahnina road
stead a aeeondary base for extensive
maneuvers pained atreneth today after
a visit by Admiral L'oontn. a inemher
of hie staff and (iovernt-r Farrincton
of the Hawaiian Islands, ahonrd -the
erniser MarMehead to the Island of
Maul.
Although naval men decline to dis
cuss the subject, it ia known that the
hih command looks on Lahnina as
the most favorable drill ground avail
able tn the I'nited States floot nt
present, it is pointed out that with
the fleet anchored in Iilraina roads
the admiral t the fleet lias practi
cally the entire Pacific ocean avail
able for maneuvering after once pass
ing the end of I,anai Island.
While Admiral t'oontj; remains si
lent, as to the results of the recent
maneuvers, it l known unofficially
that the exercises in Hawaiian waters
were extremely gratifying , nrp.
considered a justification of Ameri
ca's policy of splitting the fleet dur
ing most of the year and bringing it
together for maneuvering during
three months of ciKh year, a p.dicy
which was ridiculed by foreign strat
egists, when it wis originally proposed.
TOO LATE 70 CLASSIFY
FOR PAI.ElMn nrrs fertile Im4
fiff. iiry prsppT in Knenf
cnitv. PhXne .lO-F-r or ee Clintni
l. ri"Sfm, Snnfn 1.lnr.i. K'
RIVER LOAM
River Loam delivered in cltr rh"-llSD-L.
)yi
TUESDAY
, June 16th
WATEI Tarty to ent ISO
of har on sliaros. Phone ;i0-K 5
see ('linton I". I hezftii, SjnM
Clara. i''
AVAXTKH A good ponipetent M"'
Vei.er. Write Mrs. 1.. N. Ji'T"
l hone 7,".
WANTKI' li.inHi tn
Stone, tioslien, tre.
j.1t
rent. IV v
l'linne
S.Qht ffllost fliiraflfrful Giro 3u fcrrktfc
IffffI
GRADUATION
TIME
Nothing thrills the graduate more than beautiful
jewelcry. She's always fond of it. It will
menn as much to her as hrr diploma.
Come in and sec our elaborate display of gradu
ation jewelry.
Luckey's Jewelry Store
W. AV. RK1STOW
THE COMEDY TRIUMPH OF THE CENTURY.
MAIL ORDERS NOW
Trices, entire lower floor. I2.S0; balcony, first three row
$2.00; next three. $1.60; last seven. $10; plua 10 per cent
tax Make all checks and money orders to Helllft Theatre,
enclose elf addressed stamped envelope for return of tickets.
. HAP-HAZARD
FARMING
Should turltor
ductlons ho n.a
,he total "n!
'land. Ubnr
capital employe ?
ngriculturc?
Kcrtook herds M
The In
creased. partment of Arf
culture Is
to "P ,t,e "t
sound rc,lrt,.c
tion and inar"
dite information o
,he needs of the
market. ...
County Agf-nt.
O S. Fletcher.
S T
tatlve of ne.tri.
partmcnt of A"
rPUure. Consult Mr.
Fletcher " h.
agricultural trob
lems.
Bank
nv
rTuGENE.OREG0N