The Eugene guard., June 10, 1925, Image 2

Wednesday Evening,
Page Two
THE EUGENE GUARD
AFTER ATTACK Oil
f 250,000 Ycnrs old
("I.IN'TOV, Minn., Jnn 10,W
Thirty-two men were rni'lrr irret to
itr the mult of riot 'I" n
outdoor tnfpting of the Ku Klni Klnn.
All the oVfeDilanti ploauVd not
jrirlty whn Arraigned in Clinton dm
(rid I'ourt on charge nt violating
i ii.wn AVlnw by participating In a
i.i i ill" for whl'h no permit hnd been
mid of diturbin tho pear.
Th.-.v were held In bnil of 1100 each
for Inter hen ring.
Scores appnrently were Injured in
tin- fighting, wblrli not qufllrJl
until tnetty mnte police patrolmen
bud charged a buttling crowd. Only
three men, however, were hurt severe
ly enough to be treated by phjaiciani.
They laid they were Innocent vic
tims, being tho target for nilsfiilea
while passing through the town In nu
tnmobilo trucks.
Everett Iticc, 17, wn accused of
assault with intent to kill and of car
. rylng dangerous weapons. The police
said thnt some time after the rioting
censed, he threw his neighborhood in
to cicitement by firing three Bhota nt
three men near his home.
Fifteen clubs, 12 pieces of lead pipe,
pieces of rubber hoso and a revolver
used in the batllo wero seined by the
police. The rioting started shortly
before midnight, when a procession of
more than 300 Klnnsinen's ears were
' suddenly nttnckril. As the first enre
hove in sight, n crowd rushed it,
throwing bricks and swinging clubs.
Lieutenant Jtoy Kimball and L'O
state troopers, who bud patrolled the
grounds surrounding Jlrewsler field,
near Ilerlin where n Klan meeting
bntl been held, wero escorting the
Klan machines through Clinton when
the riot started.
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Notning Apeun Hera
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Lions club of Eugeue unanimomlj
; -nIon.ff (iie actios of (he chamber
, uf C'immcrce an! city council with
reffreoce to nfff i in Itii; si to fr
riiiiroml terminal oini enr ihopK li Hie
Moulhrrn Pacific railroad, and ex
lrtsHf( approval t the move to boml
, the city fur $175,000 for the laml in
volved, nt it luncheon at n ou torlnv.
Kugfne will m hot at the auumil
pir nic of l.iiDi clubs of this lin
inrt at an rarly ilatP, and will iq
viir members from f-'ottagfi (irfv'(
(rinfilij and C'orvallia to partiri
liiitc. Tli dute nud location of tbc
pknic aro undetenniued. J.aat ynr
Dltarp Grove beld a picnic and in
vitcd the club from Eugeue.
X'aiidnville arliits from the West
ern vaudeville circuit at the Iitlig
theater entertained the Lions, throng!)
the courtt-gy of . It. .Mcbonald,
m.-iDflsr of the theater. Piano und
voal numbers were featured.
Keports of committee on the new
rily ordinance regulating carnival",
and the school debatps, for which tho
club if offering a prize, reported at
the meeting.
plea of guilty to a charge of poiieii-
ing liquor. Sheriff Htarmer and dep
uties found four bottlea of moonshine
hidden In the hay In Hryant'a barn,
they Informed the court.
Indian Lands Will
Be Sold in Idaho
WASHINGTON, June 10. Sle by
public auction of 15.SU0 acres of land
located in the former f'oeur d'Alene
Indian reservation in Idaho was au- j
thorizcri today by the secretary of the j
interior. The sale will be held at
Coeur d'Alene on October 5 in tracts l
ranging from ftO to 110 acres. Any
coal or oil deposit that might be
found on the laud will be reserved by
the government.
of Eugene as security as well as
the value of the property. He bad
bought district Improvement war-
rants.
Any person desiring to inveii auma j
even as small as iuu wiu do sup
plied with a warrant of that amount,
according to the city recorder.
Fish Commission
Audit Authorized;
The recorders office of the city of
Kugene is doing quite an active bank
ing business in city warrants these
days.
-i,!ni .nit other, .re find-
. .7. ,. . ..li.ki. .i PORTLAND. Ore.. June 10. An
ing IllO WMirUIKO a i-Ullllc UM.. H I - - .
paying investment, tearing interest audit of the books of the fish comrais- I
1 . , : tl.A rA ..... sinoe it tins '
ion for the four rears since it has
been separate from the game commis
sion is to be made by Jolin Y. Iticb
ardsnn, an accountant, engaged aa a
i enrder's office today, wrote out a result of a motion otterett at a meet-
cbeck for $3SiJ. nnd asked for war-1 ing yesterday ny A. u. cesis oi iiua
rnt to that amount. A man bought , moot, one of the new commissioners,
at ti per cent a year, and offering an
! opportunity for tho small investor,
j it in stated.
One young woman came into the re-
REOPEN SEPT, 14
$-102 worth of warrants, saying thnt
he considered tho investment better
than a savings deposit, ns it not caly
paid 0 per cent, but off- ; td the city
who succeeded V. Kendall. Rich- 1
arrison said thnt in a preliminary in- j
spection he had found several ac-1
counts that were not itemized, ;
(By NKA Service)
OMAHA. Neb., June 10. Here is n
-a,.-,. i.teu... Inn ,.f t. l,ln.f .bnil
i Continued from pnge one)
former secretary of state, who is to
UHHiKt the prOHLMUtioll.
MR. BRYAN SERENE
MIAMI, FIj., June UK William
leniihigK Itr .vnii rimujned serene vb.:i
infurmrd today of the formidable ar
ray of couimel engaged lo defend
ilnliii T, Seopes, tdtaiged vitli having
lolii1ed tlui Ti'iiiieH-ee iiilti-evolution
law,
"Ti'Mit the titimber and prominence
of tlie iv'iiuocl for the defense, tlUy
leil.re Ibe linporianco of ttie case
tlie magnitude nf t Im ihHiiti Involved,
b it w will be ready for them," he
M;i:tl. "TIi'ih nine lea in with edunitiii'i
aid religion w ho Hut 11 c"Ulrol the
pi'tilte M-iinnlH -mid whether they
rtiiiill be it II owed I' undermine Teli-
j:nn. Iteligitiu iiml edm-alion are the
lu't pri' ilem mibirctt known to mmi,
yet foirud on the North Ainericin
continent.
'J'hn most accurate iclentific meas
urement i known aliow the skull to be
thnt 'if a fully developed man.
It linn no trace of the ape of mon
key. If a man baa descended from
some ape-ik. aneertor, the descent
was jut about complete when this
man lived.
Tho reconstruction was made nt
I lie University nf Nebraska. 1 r. Ir
ving S. Cutter, dean of thomediciil
college there, is authority f"r the
statement that tliU primeval man wns
just nbout as far &U7anced as man is
today.
Fragments of the skull were- found
in glacial drift on a 1 side hill near
Omaha. They nre believed to re
from ftO.fMJO to lioO.Ono years old.
Very careful facial and cranial
measurements ore used to reconstruct
an entire head when only a few
pieces nf the skull are bad. Tiwy
aro as accurate as science can make
the m.
In the care of sueh remains as thf
Heidelberg man and the Java man,
the reconstructed skull seemed lo le
of n primitive, undeveloped type, re
sembling that nf au apo nearly .is
much ns thnt of a man. I
Rut in thjs case tho reverse was
true.
Scores of centuries ago, when hu
mankind was supposed to lie onty
difthlly higher (htn the npe, this man
apparently was fully developed im
much a man an the Indians Cnlumhu
found.
Medford men are
Indicted by Jury
MKDKORI), Ore., June 10. Omar
W. Murphy, charged with manslaugh
ter, aa the result of an alleged beat
ing administered to his wife on April
1, and whom; preliminary hearing linn
been postponed twice, lias been in
dicted by the grand jury, on the pre
ferred charge.
He is nt liberty on .3,0(l0 bonds.
Resides the indictment of Murphy,
the grand jury, which convened Tues
day, returned four ether true bills.
K. M. White, a farmer living be
tween Jacksonville and Gobi Hill, was
indicted for possession of a Mill and
possession of mash.
T. K. Kddy, a junkman, arrested a
year ago in connection with dog pois
oning wns indicted on n statutory
charge involving n ten-year-old Gold
Hill girl.
Merrill Retts was indicted on a
charge of driving an automobile while
intoxicated.
PERMIT ISSUED
S. (. Bond took out n permit to
erect a $4(XK) residence at 7.10 Ninth
arentic west, in the offico of II".
Alexander, city building Inspector,
this morning. C. K. Turner also was
granted permission to do remodeling
work estimated at $2(10(1, on hU
dwelling nt 711) Fifth avenue west.
STIFF FINE ASSESSED
nOHKRUItG, Ore., June 10. Rus
sell Rryant, who resides near this
city was fined $-'."i0 in the Inrnl jus
tice court today whou bo entered n
Eugene school will close Friday
afternoon for the summer, it is an
nounced today by O. H. Jones, clerk
of the city school board.
Opening of school in tho fall will be
September H.
No teachers meeting will be held
before the close of school this week,
it is stated. The school board will
bold its adjourned session Monday
night to perfect Ha organisation for
the ensuing year, electing a chairman
and appointing committees.
1'niversity of Oregon will begin
freshman registration September 21,
it is announced from the registrar's ,
office. Knglish examinations will be ;
September I'.'I, and registration of .
sophomore, junior and seniors will be
September 2.'t, 24 and 25. Classes !
will begin Monday, September ii-S.
WESTERN
VAUDEVILLE
Relief Ship is
In Arctic Circle M
A HOARD STEAMSHIP INGKlt-'
THE, Juuo 10. OP) Tho relief ship
Ingertre crossed the Arctic circle at i
8 o'clock this morning eoroute to ;
Spitsbergen, with the Norwegian gov- j
ernment's expedition in senrch of the;
AmuntUen-Fllsworth polar fliers. I
PLASTERERS STRIKE
NEW YORK, Juno 10 UP) A Dias
temas strike, affecting $76,000,000
construction by the George A. Fuller
company, Thompson Stnrre.tt com
pany and the Longncro Engineering
nnd Construction company, in Chi
cago. Detroit, Washington, Toronto
and New York, was announced today
by the officials of the International
Plasterers' union.
M. PAIN LEVE LANDS
RABAT, French Morocco, June 10.
Premier Painleve of France landed
safely hero at 5:10 this afternoon
nftcr flying from Toulouse, France,
TONIGHT
2 Shows 7 & 9
VARNIE'S KENTUCKY RAMBLERS
Featuring R. P. VARNADORE AND HIS RAMBLING
MUSICIANS
HELEN STAPLES
"THE PRIMA DONNA PETITI"
BOB & PEGGY VALENTINE
Present their comedy classic "ON. A MOONLIGHT NIGHT'
Oregonlan
Review
HARRY GARLAND
ill SONGS AND WIT
THE THREE SALTOS
In "MONDAY MORNING"
The Spat Family
In "EXCUSE MY GLOVE"
Topic
of Day
HEILIG ORCHESTRA
C. RUNYAN, Conductor
Featuring "BEAUTIFUL GALATHEA" by F. Von Suppe
fa
New jtock Issues
Planned for Firm
fcupiiroinpntnry nrlirlcn Incor
P'tratU'li of llic Klilolll.v Kiiiiiiit'P om
pnny Incrrlsing thn en pit ul utm'k from
JUKiiOO to $j:i0,iMK) wero filed In
ilny hi tlie office uf (he rounty clerk.
Tlie directors nt n rerent nieetin
volei thin incrciine which provide
for $."fi,D(H) in common Hlock nn.l
finn,(KK) In preferred ntnck, In addi
tion lo the former cipitiillxntion of
$HKI.r.OO. The director of the f.
nnnce cempnny nre .1. V. Neavey, K.
('. Simmoni. I,. K. Sinimnmt, ( A.
Wlnetron!, nnd 1,. T. lliirrln.
Jury Deliberates
In Alienation Case
I'p to late this nfternonn the jury
was still nut In the case of Kate I iris
roll against Elsie- Anderson In which
the plaintiff sues for f llt.IKH) ns dam
nge for the alleged alienation of the
nffct'tlons f her husband. The argu
ments ir) tho case were dosed this
morning beforo 11 o'clock and the
jury took the case. Tbo case of Pow
ell vemia Anderson was opened in
Hrmit court this morning shortly be.
fore noon and was under way this afternoon.
Expert on Indian
Affairs is Suicide
LANCASTER, Pa., June 10. (4)
('nt.l.ih, l.ilin llil....n.irl ,(,..
wri(e. mider comminsinn from Hie 8
, federal gtivernment, n history of the
Americnn Indian in the World war, I
was found dead in his office at Par.i
d'se, near hero, today with a bullet I
wound in the head. - j j
County offirjalu raid he commit ed
suicide, Hie result of worry over j
hutinrH uuitters. lie was an aiith- 1
orlty on Indian Affairs, having serve;! j
as secretary to the gener.il superin
tendent of Indian affairs nud was su
perintendent at one lime of the Chey
enne reservation at Lamrdeer, Mont.
United Church of
Canada Dedicated
TORONTO, June 0.- (Afi The :
t'nited Church of Canada, Into whi-b
the Methodist, Presbyterian and Con j
gregational denomination of the di- i
minion of Canada, have merged and!
which embraces nearly POOO Ccngre- i
gatiins, was officially instituted and!
rledic.ited lu fofo sn audience of 8it"0 i
today, I
Rv act of parliament the three de
nominations cessed to exi!t ns sen- j
anile entilirs nt inidttigbt.
BELGIAN PILOT WINS i
RRCSSKI.S. June 10,- (z')-, The
Relgiau pilot 'msira of the bslloon
Prince Leopold won the (Jordon-Ren- j
nett cup balloon race which started
from here Sunday, It was announced
today. Veenstra landed Tuesday
night at Cnn Tourinan, Spain. He
traveled about miles.
KCtiKNKcoLi.rrnoN aofni'V
Ms--ji-ao MiNKu Ri.nc. phonv:
tl'Kl, W. H. RLOWKR8, M(JR. if
r " j " !' i .
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Ht lCK TOl ItlMi ( AU Jl'.'.V
Here we have n lulirlhit cr with HV.'.I
lirenne. Ti tire in good riinninit con
clition and can deniontraio it. Want
Iw pell it nud bnve made the price
nccordinirly. V. n. sw.l.N, V Knot
Tlh Street. tf
l'(lft IlKNT diirinj toitnmer monlha
only, lnre fiinniihed hoiie niih
dolilde nnie. located on Mill race
(.'nil i:U!. Ak for lloueo Mnimucr,
, JelO
rivK iiimim rxivnisnv niy
..i.(iv ti. i;.s ti:hms
1 took tins ntlraclive bungalow an)
pait pH.Mitent on other properir
iiioi iiiiin. i," I,, i ine n,n.e
lnaelf and ,e,-atuc 1 would rather
uot rent it I am willmx to give
Millie oli n real liarcniu. ThiA houfte
1 new, modern. Iihh ttai-:ie. (iae
idiire, K 1 m of tniilliim, fncen lite
lrtHt on lOnierald Mreet In'iir "let.
f.'ltll) to $.tki down and the tinlnn'e
monthly. W. I . SWAN, Owner, .No.
II K.ial "lh Street. If
One Night Only
TUES., JUNE 16
At Wetherbee-PowersNow!
2 Nationally Known Makes
"Herrick" and "Alaska"
At Special Prices Special Terms
DELIVERS
THE ONE
YOU CHOOSE
THEN EASY
TERMS
NO INTEREST
2,Poun(l Top Iccr
JEWEL
REFRIGERATOR
$16.25
A bandy, rfflclenf. nnd woU con
structed rpfrlmiratnr for tho amall
homo. Mnde of oak, of 25 pound
rnpaolty u real good ono for tha
mom y.
This is the time of the year when a refrigerators must give
real service. For Thursday, Friday nnd Saturday we offer
he best refrigerator values of the year, nt terms of credit
that will enable every one to have one Now! Sueh na
tionally loiown makes as "llerrick" and "Alaska" refrig
erators are represented in this sale and exceptionally priced.
00-i'ounrt Top leer f)0-Pound Ton Teer
"ALASKA"
REFRIGERATOR
"HERRICK"
REFRIGERATOR
$22.85
An outstanding number In this
sale. A 60-pound capacity top
Icor stylo, made of oak and lined
with spruco honvlly Insulated,
with mineral wood.
$24.50
These, refrigerators are of con
vanlent slje. with generous com
partments for food and hv, and'
so well constructed that they wlU
save lea besides. Marked units
unlly reasonable for tho two days.
LUNCH
tit the
Royal Coffee House
22 W. Mh Ave.
Ice Cream
Soft Drinks
Candy
Tho Best Coffee in
Eugene
Miecr.rmV Wfa v.fcVENT.
Civwvrrp,,N Jl .
TOYUKSINNCVV0RK
Mail Orders Now
Kntlre lower floor (3 SO.
llalrony, first 3 rows 13 00,
next 3, $1.50, next ", 11.00
plus tax.
Bon-offlc. ticket !
MONDAY
Many Other Styles "Alaska" and "Herrick" Refrigerators
Priced Up to $59.75
Lawn Mowers Entered in This Sale
ONE DOLLAR-DELIVERS YOUR LAWN MOWER NOW!
Special terms of credit nnd special prices are featured on ball-bearing lawn-
; ; . . - vuB wnn "v.. tulx qunuiv mimnora arc of
C.i..l ti.... 1, I I ....!. i.c . . . . "
fWoil tllii wool.- lintli witli li.iiirli
ing. These mowers havc-S-inoh wheels.
S11.95 14-Inch
BALL BEARING
LAWN MOWERS
$9.85
"Western" Rail Hearing Lawn
Mowers, with 14-ineh knife tem
pered blades and S-ineh wheels.
Well made ami prettily finished.
knife tempered blades, both ball bear-
512.75 14 Inch "ELECTRIC"
BALL BEARING
LAWN MOWERS
$10.85
Heavy, ball bearing "Electric"
Lawn Mowers, equipped w'ith 1-1-inch
nil tempered blades and 8
inch wheels. .Inst the one you
have been want in jr and specially
priced.
Use
Credit
Your
"ETHERBEE
- POWERS
LJT It I NTH AMD QAJt Wkjf
We Charge
No Interest
88-96
Ninth Ave. West
Stanley Building Eugene, Ore.
Thursday and Friday
Cane Sugar.
.-. 100-lb. sack
15 pounds
I $6.35
$1.00
Salmon, Columbia
Uiver Chinook Qc
No. 1 flat can
Table Salt,
3-lb. bag
S-lb. bag .
Shaker Salt,
Plain or
Iodized ....
16c
10
Dollar Specials
DISH PAN 17-quart roll edge, white
enamel, extra heavy ware
0-CEDAR MOP Long handle, regular
$1.25, Triangle style
SERVING TRAYH Mahogany
glass bottom
TEA KETTLES Aluminum, extra
quality, 5 quart . .
BREAD BOXES White enamel,
a special value .
KITCHEN SET Three piece Aluminum
set, special
$1
.11
.11
J1
GLASS BOWLS Satin finish; red, blue,
green, eight to ten inches in sizo
PRESERVING KETTLES Heavy white
enamel, 10 quart
Extra Specials
Cocoa, best
quality, 3 lbs. .....
Spring Clothes i
Pins, 3 dozen .:
Perfection Broom,
A wonderful light
weight broom, our
$1.25, but worth
more, QJ5
special UO
Tooth Picks,
Gold Medal, 5c C
2 boxes J
Macaroni, elbow, flff
4- pounds . Mt9
Extra Specials
Bull Dog Jar
Rubbers, double,
lipped, ' f(
dozen . W
Spaghetti, elbow,
4 pounds
Seedless Raisins,
3 pounds
Popcorn,
o pounds
25
25
sago,
3 pounds
Pearl Tapioca,
3 pounds
Pearl Barloy,
Jl pounds
25'
25
25
No Limit-Buy AU You Want
It is always the same nt Stanleys. Xo string?, no
leaders, we advertise to sell. Wo have tlie goods at
the advertised price.
TirllttJ Rtll Ftltital, Juni 15-20
Roundtrip Excursion Fares
every day throughout the summer
season. Stopover wherever and as long
as you please within final return limit
October 31st.
Now plan your vacation journeys to
the east. Let our agents assist in fixing
your itinerary. And include
CALIFORNIA
either goingorrcturning.orboth ways,
if you choose. See it's manifold won
der at little, if any, additional expense
Ask any Agent
V.
Southern Pacific
F. G. LEWIS. Ticket Aaent
Phona 44
Take Your Films
to the
Film Specialists
To be developed. We specialize in
developing and printing pictures and
guarantee you the best possible re
sults. at
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7 West 7th
EUGENE, OKI'XiON'
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