The Eugene guard., June 11, 1925, Image 3

Thursday Evening, June 11, 1925
1 - i " -. : D Tnge Three
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IPESISW
COURT FIGHT,
NEW YORK IS TOLD
T 1 1 IX
Tff YOU. '
,.JPbori' ,nr.,i- in the rloa-
f ? ( iic Nw York vinit of
, hoon "' . ho i toucher
on t riul nt month at Day-
" J . for violating tne aiate.ww
!.;. nf ovnlntinn.
rf ilu,1"
:' .d.lrcss last ni(tlit to New
" ,,mnil''l''r8' Sl-0Pes ,0,H of hi"
. hoinu the "Boat ill a
teSbU. l'."lloy Field Malnne.
':. . i ..- who had been ri'lc-
t'L vist by rfscarih work, an
t""? ..-,...1.1 hi. n noiit":
!, or n"' ""' .so 1,0 BC"
iI as on' ot active I'ouiisri.
wh" leaves for homo to-
was a puvt ... - -
.!. i-. niirlit. He mlid he was
?!rrte,l iu addressing the ilistin
. j ',.. ,,f liherals and radicals
,! because he, was yoiniK and lnex-
..iraffil. awl sccoiuo..,
" luiil heen sent to KCt
"ttnet Harrow, one of his counsel.
tO W8IK lO WIU UUU nuu
!.ini a seat is not so unpleas-
be said. "If yo arc gome to
igoat, yon wam.io innu inuukih
. a little one. 1 renny mm
think tin is a ukmi i"r ... . .......
iknuiht. This trial is not to judge
lWl,r 1 am a criminal.
J0b3 ICaiKlolP" .M'lll. ClUVi i-uiiiisvi
. Mies, who visited New York
.b bim. lias announced n revision iu
ijte cminsel. As now planned,
will be ( larence l 'arrow, nmn
.. ........... i.':..t.l MAlnnn
liar Garfield Hays, eastern ninn-
mttlie I.nrollette campaign last
111 and tbarles . -iiioinns, loniicr
ritw from I oloracio.
llalone was re-instated as an act-
trial associate after lie Rnve no-
ihat lie would not do mere re-
arcb work.
LONDON FLAYS BRYAN
LONDON, June 11. W) The
k'ntoiaster fiazette in an editorial
the forthcoming evolution trial at
itton, Tenn.. today terms the ntti-
oMlillinin .leniiings Hr.viln. ot
counsel for the prosecution, as
absurd for serious people to
asider."
We tremble to think, it ndds.
Ibat such a spirit would concern
If with if it had complete powers.
The paper assumes, however, that
use Hiiainst .Mr. Scopes, who will
tried for expounding the evolution
"or?, is as good as decided because
law of 1 clincssce forbids such
irbiuK.
In tins case, the (.azette con-
flnues, "it would seem wise to sweep
law into the hmho of forgotten
less things."
dov morninv nn.l :n .
10 c.nnnue
throughout the encampment. After-
uvu.. ...u Up Snrn over to mass ath
letics and physical development of
the enlisted men ami to battle prob
lems and foIioiMs f,.r officers and
selected non-connuissioued officers.
Visitors on June 22
Yisitnra day is to be observed on
June 1"J featuring a parade and re
view the troops leaving inimeliatelv
thereafter for bivouac maneuvers sev
eral miles north of camp. The rom
mand, will also bivouac at l'nion
Falls, next Saturday night, while en
route to Crater Lake.
Troops tn participate in the Tamp
Jackson movement include the veter
an lUind infantry regiment and the
new INitli infantry officered hv World
war veterans; Mattery A, HMh field
artillerv: the H17tl. fi.,l,i -j
company A, llllih combat engineers.
r.ugene national guardsmen leave
tonight for t'ninp Jackson. Medford.
for their annual two-weeks' summer'
camp.
Sleeping cars for the l...l troops
will he iu Southern Pacific yards nt
0 o'clock, and will be picked up by
the troop trains from Portland Hint
is scheduled to leave here at 10:S0
o clock p. m..
Camp Jackson, the first state train
ing ramp since the war. will be one
mile from the city of Medford and
will have approximately 2."shi offii-ors
and men. The Kugcne delegation
expects to arrive at Medford Friday
morning, and make camp during the
day. All units will be housed in
tents this yenr instead of ancient
barracks, such as those at Camp Lew
is, Wash.
Citizens of Medford have their conts
off for the entertainment of the
guardsmen while nt. camp. A visit
to Crater Lake in autos has been
planned and the chamber of commerce
has promised to furnish automobiles
for two days for the '.'."rH) men. The
city has heen divided into districts
nnd the necessary cars are being
listed by the committees of citizens,
lilMI machines being required.
Already ?11.(HK has been spent on
the camp for construction work only.
The grounds have heen laid out anil
nil is in readiness for the men with
the exception of a few odds and ends,
according to reports from Medford.
.lime weather at Camp Jackson will
be warm, nnd Willamette valley com
panies will probably feel the heat the
first few days in camp. The ther
mometer ranges around DO as a rule
in June, although the humidity is low
am! the heat will bo less keenly felt.
Nights are always cool in the Rogue
river valley, where the camp is situ'
alcd.
b'fire i hey are broken up n they
n.'nr me co.ist.
"And it is much easier to climb
d..vn from the hills than it is to get
-shore through the coast ridges.
"fudging all the factors entering
into Amundsen's problem it seems to
me extremely likely that he will on
er or later turn un in Kllsmere in
land, providing that he haj n.-t met;
with complete disaster.''
cd in the pri.-e of bacon wtii.h ho
gain of more
NKW YOI!K. June 11. c4
Traffic was jimined this in. ruins
when Harry K. Thaw, who came
back to llruadw.-.; last nxnt. ..(,,. r
. week's a!icnoe at Win.lieMor, rmerg
j e.l from a cjb.iret. 11,. spent t ie ev
, ning and early morning there Join
iioih.ng much but resi.,.i:(iii,2 f , i.
comes by Uialto belles nnd sipping
lie water and orangeade. S.veril
hundred curious folk pursued liim
through Cemnil park. Iheu left hi!u
al ne. wh.u he returned to tlK.
cabaret.
His bill for the evening, which in-
..i.i.o.i taole a note ifmncrs for
himself nnd two mile eouipniii.m,;,
amounted to (if this amount .".
I went for n tip to the head waiter.
lo his rihle waiter and ?1 t.i the h.it
checker.
! Chorus girls anuneil him during the
; evening and he was introduced lo :ill
i who took pnrt in a review. He tol l
! one she reminded him of Lillian lius
sell. Thaw declined to dance, as he said
: he had not kept up with the modern
t steps. Kven an old-fashioned wal'.:.
i played for his benefit, failed to shake
'. les determination not to nppear on
! the floor. He said he was going t"
stay in New York until he had seen
' every cabnret.
Mrs. McMurphy to
Be Local Delegate
-,(minuH from :ij; one)
I
! Mrs. I.oora MrMtirphoy hat Wn t
oIimmpi, official d.-tccm.' frm the Ku- j
! ipn' club to nth-ih. tlu Miitp ron- !
i wntinii of t ht nssoi-iatinn t Snlim.
Krily an.) Satunlnv of this we.'k.
. A iiipptiiiR of ilje KuRt'iie rlut whs
hHii nt llu homo of Mrs. K.mti.n Prnin
last rvcniiiK, Atout 10 nicmhcrR will
K down Siitunlny ntclit to Salom.
Tin? state convention is to have a
lrco atti'tnl.'tno' this year from all
( pHrts of the state, it is sai.l. One
"f the interestine events of the ineet-
i ine will be the ttnttquet Satunlay
nisht in the Urny-Helle rest;uirunt in
SaU-m. nt. which time Mrs. t'hloe Mil
ler Mncliej nohis, recnnlinp nocretary
of thf national federation, will he the
speaker. Two new clubs are to be
voted into the state croup at the
1 convention. Klamath Falls and Hose-.
burs. Convent ion headnuarters are
, to he in Marion hotel, Salem.
view to attempting to prevent the'
company s chan.- from the original ;
plan of locmins the railway terminal
"i in- .'flirini cuioii in pnncfieM. !
The names of Herbert J. fox. mem-1
her of the city council, 11. Klmer '
Maxcy. editor of the SprinKfieUI
News. O, H. Kcssey, president of the
Commercial Simp hank. Welbv Stev- .
ens. prominent realty dealer, and ii.
i. lliishnian. mnor. have been men- '
tione! as possible members of the ;
deleKation. thouch rouncilman t'nx I
said this morintis that the proposed '
project had been given tip.
"I will not poitiK." ai,I M.-uor;
Hnshman. "and as for the rest of the !
men, there is nothing definite in the
matter yet." ,
rNLISIMtNIS fLANNtU no nted hv llovr-ritnr Vivm Tl,
an HKI ner tvnt 1 ' "I.AM. (re.. Jim II On, t ...itr.... i.,,.k . . i ... .
from $la oer 1 N l p.-inui a jear pro day v ...Mmctit will be a feature of tt ill leave lo t !. mut
! to J.-u.!K. ,n the present bid. Ha'd National Pefense day in reCon. it each city the question of holding
wheat Hour wtii. h w is purchased h.viwas decided by n committee up- parades ami lociil ct'lehratiuits
the state late year at S.'il'l ner bar- .
re! is now ijuoted at $7. tit per barrel'
although tin last figure represents a
j osht decrease in the prire over tt.c
I six in. -nth period from ?7.-St p. ml last
i Oeeeinher. Soft wheat flour has jmup
j ed fiom $A7t a b.irfel last year to
! f.t.sr at thi time. 11am which was
. quoted at $- -.' per HM poun-U a
ear ' is i'ivv up to ?'J7.'M. t'oiu-
poiiiul lard has increased fiom ?H i)
rj.Si and p. ire hird from $10..0 to
517. Sit. t'offeo which was ijuoted -nt
v i' last year is l.ow up iu ol j.
Reduced prices are noied only in n
few int.tnces, noiably in the price of
M)g.r wlnofi has lmn;el from ?7 0".
per lm pounds a year ac ' t" $! l. .u
this time. Krps.li bef is also a liltie
chvaper at J7.V0 per MM) poutuli a
coinpaiisl to $7.Si a year iigo.
BELGIAN CABINET FORMED
ItUl SSKLS. June 11. t-fv- Vi-.-
Crtnnt Poiitet today snccorded in form-
inti' a new IteUian cabinet.
i Mark Broom Plea
i Is set Wednesday
(Continued from .ncu one)
Evangelists pay
Visit to Sick
III
(Coutiuwd trom pA go one)
Bls will provide sacred music for
I'm services.
1 KUlwrate flrraneenientK for the en-
rrtaimnpnt of the cuardsmen have
F en made by the people of Med
f' rrf. tlirse entertainiuents to he'
ped on week-end dates nnd even-
I lotensive trnininj; will begin Mnn-
The two women evaiiRelists who ar
rived in the city a few days no to
take over the big Itenham tent at
ll'lh ami Willamette streets tn con
duct revival rnmpaign. paid a visit to
some of the city's hospitals yesterday
to take n word of cheer to those who
are patients and upon beds of drk
nesa. The tent was comfortably filled list
evenlnjr which is an evidence of tlie
tncrensing interest manifested.
It was announced that this after
noon Miss Avers, evangelist, will
preach upon the topic "Tin l.iiptism
"f the Holy Spirit." On Sunday the
Hiblf -.Standard Temple will hold all
its services at the tent which includes
Sund iv school nt 10 followed by
preaching by the pastor. In the after
noon there will he tbe usual afternoon
and eveninc services. Friday after
noon nt 1 the evangelist would like to
have the tent filled with children and
nlie will interest them in stories of
children of diflerent rnlnrn in for
eign lands. Miss Ayers has visited
m.iny foreign countries. Tonicht will
be devoted in part to divine healing.
able to get a ship almost any time
i nt this period of the year.
"Of course, Amundsen may hav
suffeFrd disaster to his planes in
, lauding them in open water. Floutiti,:
i ice, tram-parent and nhnust invisib e
j to a fast -moving airplane seeking a
landing, miht have stove in his craft
and caused them to ink instantly,
j "Then, too, it is very difficult r
: land on shore from the open fen due
I to the fact that the ice piles high u
rulges on the hich water line. It
I would he also very d fficult to taxi n
plauo to shore on account of the
( floating ice ami because most of the
bays are shallow and full of rocks,
j "Another danger is from fogs. Kre
! quentiy they come in without warnini
I nnd before they left the ice drifts in
I crushing nil in its path.
"It is much safer to land en smooth
j ice or snow. Itoiigh ice is readily in
I dilated by the shadows since the slti
is always low. Many landing ce
. are available on the tops nf bills
, which are usually flat plaie uis. or on
g' Briers whirh are generally uno tii
dictmentJi on possession of liquor,
possession of mash and opernling n
still nppearetl in court tins morning
to plend, his attorney Paul I. Ior
mitzer reipiested more time of the
court and this was granted by Judge
i. F. Skipworth who set H o'clock
tomorrow for the hearing of the pleas.
The bail for Hroom is now ."fSoiKi, in
cluding $ltM0 on each of the six
counts in addition tn M on liquor
chnrses on which lie was recently
bound over to the grand jury. It is
understood that an effort to obtain
this bait is being made, neeonling to
county officers.
Reed President is
To he Inaugurated
I'OHTI.AN'li, Ore.. June 11. Nor
man V. Coleman will he inaugurated
this afternoon as president of lccil
collese. A Inrce RatlieriiiR of promi
nent educators from" other institutions
of learning on the const will he pres
ent .
GREEK CABINET QUITS
ATIIKNS. .tunc 11. The (ire.k
cabinet tesii;ned today.
The cahinet headed hy Preini.-r
Miohnelakoiioulos, was formed Oct.
(I, lil'JI.
Cost of Living: on
Increase, State's
Purchases Ueveal
KAl.KM. (Ire., Jim 11.- Material
increases m the eost nf living in the
past )o month, are shown in a com
parison cf prices which the slate
will have to pay for ils supplies at
this time with the prices paid a ye:ir
atro. The most radical increase is 'no:-
W000MEN OF THE WORLD
Camp 115
Will hold their 'annual Memorial
services at the ( hnsiian church on
Sunday eveninc nt K oYlork, June
1 till. All uiemhers of the society and !
tiieir families are urRed to attend to
honor the memory of the departed
Neighbors, l-'riends are cordially in
vited to attend. jel.'t
, , CITATION
In the County Court of the Stale
of Oregon in and for the County of
ljine,. In l'rohnle.
In re Kalale of Kiiinm I,. Newell
deceased.
To Carrie Sly. ( W. Sly, Krlim Uu.
!'..""!" ",nrncke. l-Mward Wiirneke.
"arlea Hiiclianin, Kdward Hnehaii
an. Orj Ituchaiinn. Kuiina lluclianan.
Kntli Ituclinnau. Chester lluclianan
1 heodore lluchannu. Uaruiond Itii
rjianan, llor.i lluclianan, Donald llu
clianan. Ilussell Itii.hnnan. Ilernard
biirhanan, and .Merlin lluclianan
(.reetiiiK:
In the Name of the Stnte of Ore
Ron, u are hereby cited ami re
quired to appear in the County Ciiirl
of the Stnte of Oreon. for the Coun
ty nf I.ane. nt the Court Hoom there
of, at Kiiiiene. in the County of ljine,
in the June Term, lll'J.", of said Court
at the hour "f 10:0(1 o'clock A. M on
June U7. ltl'Jo. then and there to show
cause, if any yon have, why an order
directing the sale of Lots Ji and (1 in
Hlork H in folleite Hill Park in Ku
Bene. Ijine County. Oregon, should
not he made as in the petition of 11.
K. Slattery. ndniinistrator of said es
tate, on file herein prayed for. Thia
citation i published the first time in
the Kueene tluard on May "J. l'.lo.".
Wiiness. the Hon. C. I, llnrnard.
.Icdpe of the County Court of the
Stale of Oregon nnd the seal of ssid
court hereto affixed on this May UH,
lll'Jo.
(Seal) Attest: R, S. I1I1YSOV.
Clerk.
No.lSilO-Thura-dy-Jeo.'i
iJO
' lurniturc
richness blooms outl
Llk liquid magk-Calol
Liquid Qlon brinp out a nw,
, clean luiter to varythlnf It
touch furnltur. woodwork,
floor f ltnolsum, automobllat,
tc It's a. clMnaar and polish
combined tnak houwolMn
lnf aaaUr, qulckar. Utad for
?Mra In homes, chooli, hoe
pit alt, office building, for It
economy and efficiency. No
hard rubbing Just use a little
at a time on a wet cloth or a
few drops on a duitlne; mop.
Order from your dealer today
and see t
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California)
CALOL
LIQUID. GLOSS
Ik
Styleplus Clothes
Apponl to young men yes, nnd men too, hecnuse
Uiey linvo tlio essentinl thing cnlled Rtyle, pins
piiarantocd wear, nnd nro bcinpj sold nt a modor
nto price.
INT THK LATEST FABRICS AND MODELS
nt from
$25 to $40
WK WELCOME AX INSPECTION AND TRY-ON
Complcto lino of dress accessories, shoes, too, in
Crossett nnd Stratford mnko
DeNeffe's
COMPLETE MEN'S WEAR
McDonald Theatre Building
OLD TIME DANCE
At Thurston. Saturday. June 1,'t'li.
Music hv (filbert's Ti-piece orrhcMr'i.
jei::
mmk n isa Rim 8
n
low can avoid it with this
PROTECTION
5,0 00 if yu die from na,ural cause"
$10,000 if you die from accident
In caie of permanent total
disability the company will
1. Waive all premium payments
2. Pay $25 per week for one year; and in
addition
3. Pay $50 per month for life ; and
4. Pay $5,000 to the beneficiary when in
sured dies
' 5. If disability involves loss of limbs or sight
. . ..i .-J.nt rlie mmnanv wtll
as result ui ausnm, . .
pay $5,000 immediately in cash in addi
tion to other benefits.
In t.f mporary diiability retult
either aicknrt. or accident, the company pat
pet week for a limit of 52 weeki.J
West Coast Life
INSURANCE COMPANY
home ornc-',to
Portland Branch Office
7th Floor Caseo Bldg.
Major Win. G. White, Ditt Mgr,
The Armory, Eugene, Ore.
Pop AMEPIHA'5 STRUNC-PST COMPAnTeT
Removal Sale
TORIC
The Watts-Wallace Optical Company
are now located in their now quarters
Matlock Building
14 8th Avenue West
AVo want every one interested to visit ns
and ns nil inducement will for n short time
give n -0 per cent discount on nil orders
for complete rrJiisses. No iTisfnunt on re
pairs. Broken lenses replaced within nn
hour or two.
WATTS - WALLACE OPTICAL CO.
r'ef
ENDOWMENT FUND COUPON
r"f sour contribution to th Amerlran Leitlnn fund for d Mbld
"1 orphan, ot reterane, and Doernbecher Memorial boipltal for
tiiildrra.
AMERICAN LEGION, Eugene, Oregon
I nt to help. I encloae my check for I
NAME
Address
Fill in '-hi. couoon and mall It to The Eu-n.e Guard, w b.no
' ' to tne office. 1041 Willamette Street aK. c.. v-,- ,
'1it American Legion. I
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t;et In tnuih with our lo-al agnt
JOHN F. LEBOR, Bo 85. Eugene
KENNETH CLARK, 48 tn t.. Cottage Grove
JACK 0 LANTERN, Harriaburg
BRUCE YOUNG, Juncton City
A Group of Home-Furnishings Consisting of Regular and Odd
Pieces for the Bed RoomLiving Room and Kitchen At
REMOVAL PRICES
That Are Below Cost,
At Cost, or Slightly Above Cost -
Dozens and dozens of just such items of Furniture and
Home Furnishings can be found throughout this stock.
Offering ideal opportunities to add wanted articles to the
home.
Mi
Siaaiaiaiai
MINER BUILDING
Our New Home After July 1
9x12 Seamless
WILTON RUGS
Throe )iiiltcrns (if tlio fiimoim Lootlmn Krom
lin tioiiMilt'ss Wilton Units wil.h friii(?oil oihIh.
rimsiinlly hoiivy weight wnrsli'd Wilton JfuKt
Hint sold regularly nt $1.')0.00.
On Salo
S75.00 Each
Two-Tone Ivory
TWIN BEDS
Jlcroniloil Ivory in 2-tonp of fool, with cuius in
nerts. Those Ii'-iU jiriooil rocul.'irly nt $.V).00
t-iioh
Now on Sale at Just Half Price
S27.50 Each
Quarter Sawed Oak
DRESSING TABLE
With Triple Mirror
A tlrossiiiu' tnlilc of oxotptioniilly ii;nnloiiio
liwst himI fiiiixh. Hi'trnlnrly sold nt $.:i.X).
Now on Sale at Only
S14.95
9x12 Room Size
AXMINSTER RUGS
One lot of Koom Kizo Axminstor Kuks rogulnr
$r,t) Follorp, now--
S30.00
LINOLEUM REMNANTS
l ine inlaid and print Linoleum in a variety of
various lengths. You may find just the length
you want in this lot at just
HALF-PRICE
Half Price Removal Sale
CEDAR CHESTS
i.Vinch, fii'lccti'il (Vdnr Clio.ts iniiniil'.ioturod hy t'io Fnr
West .Mitimfiictiiriiii,' Co., of KiiK''no. Finishod in ivory
nnd oitiiiiod with slitlinn trny.
Regular $15.00 Now
S7.50 Each
Regular $12 Sizes, Now $5.95
APPLEGATE
Heilig Theatre Building
FURMTURE CO.
Telephone 919
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