The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, June 12, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextFriday Evening, Jun, Tnge Sis e i THE EUGENE GUAEO W Tiv l.AItltY ItOAKIiMAX (NKA Kirvio- Wril' l I TASIIIX;TX. )'" 1- "r. " II Kress, virf! lllTKliN'Ilt "I tlM Anti-Cisnri't Alliimrc nf Aniirh-n. Iin" uiilimliTFil bin Ipiifty iiiirpi-.n. "Iinrp-pui-il il kn-n l"' "' ,"r1;'1 11 BcninH Hip 'luiviring fln"K '' ,,r Willinm .M. .Iiinlinc, wrrciary of rirnlltin-'. , . F..r l'r. .Innline lm I1"' In n " " m'unl--Hilili-l? nml umml wily n mi mlviH'iilP l l.'l' in'-. Hp lias plmriipHTiwil Iipp "" n" . I I... ..I tYiptui " Hlirin iivi' hum . . Hp has pleilKP'l Hip Hiiix.rt t l (Ipimrlinciil t" Hip ilnuifulic t . .i:it iucluRlry u "n imijor kiiitpp "I coiiip for AiiiPrii'im fnniiinu." Ami lhin in tliin-ll loo Hindi for !'. KrPHH. . , An bctomi! In rnmmnnrt of t lie lib eration of nil Hip nnti-lnbiirro 01- gnnizntioiiH in Hip romil r.v, " "" "Is Hip IoIhipco industry oiip Ii whii'll I lie government Blionld pleillti its ro-opprntionV "In it nn Industry wlildi the Kny .u.nni.i ul.r.nll nnpfiiiriiirp V" HM....1 Un miuu-prR his OU'll nllPStlonfl In Hip np(iilivn with a -few liH lit r. .Innline thrown In. "As slntpil by Hie aecretnry of w i. ...... i.n unvu Mit is Imp Hint Ijiily Nimtinp hns Hip nnnlitii's of lovnlty and atrailinraa. Mip iiohih npr nlil friciuls nml gets new oiips, im Iip fnys. This Is Hie chief rpnson why Hie tobacco Industry slioulil "NOT lie en conrnKPtl! "Tohneeo mnkes drug fiends! p have in Hip United Suites tndny not lens than twenty-five million men. women and youths slaves to the use of tobneeo! "Lady Nicotine Is holdlnir all these and daily adding hundreds of new reeruits. Our hoys and girls are be ing ruined physically, mentally and morally. "It seems strange Indeed that In view of all this the secretary of ag riculture should pledge the govern ment's support In tho interests of Hie tobacco industry. "Wt pass rigid laws to shut out of our country all defectives and crimin als yet we encourage a traffic, which In daily turning hundreds of our most promising boys into criminals! "To pnenurnge the tobacco Indus try Is a short-slgiiled policy, unwor thy of a nation of our Intelligence. "Tho tobacco liahlt la threatening the futuro of America!" Opponents in Tobacco Controversy r. ?3 Us. v ( r W . -W,UVWI ... I w HARM NOT ONE HAIR- ON THIS UOEfS5 HEAD!! s v Dealers' Licenses To Undergo Change TriBtniotionfi an to tho now Irwh nffrctlnK motnr vphlrlo llronsPH have born rpcolvpfi by ronnty and city traffic offirnrfl In ,KiiBonR, nml th ihrriff nfflco bn horn prnvblpfl wlh n supply of thn blnnkn ta 1m ostMl bprenftor in hnndUnfc Hrpnso nppHon tlons. On of tlio chanRPS Tvns In tbp rout, of (lpnlrrs Hrrnspn, Oriftln.nl pin I ps cost $r(0'ntul nclditional sp(h Jlfl cnrli, Motnrryclp Hpnlrrs lirpn sin now pout $25 nml $2 for pnrli srlrlitinnnl set. Sppein! rnwnn llrpnups for fnrm frs' truprts Iisvp bppn prnrblnl for; n llrpnup which Is In form from April 1 to Ortrbrr nt two-thirds of the rrpiilur fpp for sitrli vchlrlps. Kpps of T0 ppr ppnt In nddltlon to thp rpgulnr fpp for tpIiIpIps of thp'r WPiglit, urn to bp phnrftrd to pIppIiIp motor vpIiMps, nnd nlso for tlmm which aro not romtnon rnrrlprs. hnt which aro nspd for commcrclnl dp livpry purposps, not PicluMvply within thn Inrorporatn limits of thn city. a - v v fcuasis'lAl BACKi i said lC HARM NOT ONE HAIR- jfJ ! EI BUST ID FIRE ON BOAT IN EAST Or. D. H. Kress (left) end William M. Jardine HE. J, K. J. Adams, spcrptary to Sonntor ftohcrt X. Slnnficld, will bp Hip prin cipnl spenker at tlio noon luncheon mcntinK of (Iip Kiikpiip KiwnniH club to be hold Monday ut tho 0burn hotel. Mr. ,-Tdams Ih a member of the Kiiftene club nnd he will speak on vnrions topics of interest to Kiikpiip nnd hnne coiinly uh tjiitlicred ilurinft Ins pnst year nt the conRresnionnl apMsion nt Wmdiiiiftlon. I'lanH are under way for the Kiwanis inpptiiiK the evening of Monday, June 22, nt which time the local club will, in common with nil olhpr cliihs of the international order, hold the "74'ro hour" ceremony nt the same time its the meeting of the international dele gntps nt Kt. I'imiI, Minn. The "zero hour" hpro will be fi:.10 p. m. OfiEGi! RED BELGIAN CABINET DEFEATED imi'H.srcLK, .hum 12. P) Vis count l'oullet, who yesterdny formed n new Vielginn cnldnet, was defeated In tho sennte todny and informed Hie king he waa unablo to 'pslnllinli a governmpnt. WASIlkNOTON, June 12. P -The iutcrMntp coinincrcp funm sioii today ordered n revision of rates on grain, grain product's and h iy fr in numerous points in Idaho, Montana, Orej on, l"l;ih, Wyominj;, l olora-lo. Kansas, Mipisouri, Xebr;il n and Okla homa to points in the nniitlie;iM and the Imvpt Missisfiippi. th-tdipr S wn named as the pffectivp date for the changes. Points of Oregon affected are 011 the Oregon Short Ine and its con nections nnd the Chicago, ltock In land and l'acific. The nit p. structures involve in many cases, it whs held, the charging of higher rates for short hnult tlian is charged f;r long haul over the same line and in the sun if direction. In the rnte readjustment latitude will b given to the railroads and they may ractify the long nnd short haul violation either by raising the lon linul rntps or decreasing the short haul rates, or bold. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., June 12. (A) Five perton are believed t have bren drowned lust night whcii an explf.-jon, f'diwed by fire destroy ed the pleasure boat 'Crytul,, forc ing III) pir s- tiri, including (hp prew 1 1 leap overboard while on a pleure cruise eigni m:le off Atlantic City. The exp osiou is believer! to have been enured Ty a cigarette end Ihrow.i down :t tiatchway. Tlie b dy of Deborah Mi Xnight, I. was brmrMt asliore c;ist guurtl-, while a pifrol U at is continuing tat search for John Hariuum, of .North field; Warren Itilks, of I.inwood; Jo seph Wilson, of Xorthfield, and Mar tha Wfisc, still misiug. A "dry navy'' bo.it rescuer) 11 others. Captain William Young, command er f the craft, is held in $2HM bil l pending an investigation, Ourtia i.yle. f Northfield, a pas senger, said the .merrymakers were singing nnd dancing on the top deck when tiie explosion occurred. "There, wits a terrific blast like a crack of thunder banning rit-ht in:o your ears," be paid. "The boat .eem-1 ed to heave right up off the sea. ! Slip lolled from side to . side, lona ; sickriiing rolls that threw us around i and in a moment when we got to our I feet. I found mysel: on the top dec.. 1 ! miul have been blown out of the cabin. "The bnut cave an , awful lurch and I K!tv two of the lifeboat go spinning into the ocean. The ne a thing I knew inost of uh were flound ering around in the water." I 6wTUAKY i . AMOS RICHARDSON JUNCTION CITY, June 12 (Spe cial ). Amos liicluiidion was bom August II, 1SI-I in Kiankliii loiint.v. .UiHiiouri. At the age of three venrs he and h:s three bri-tners and two sifters crossed the plains with then ju rents, Heiij;iiuine and Mary hidi jirson. It was in the pioneer dajn when travel was slow so the trip wis n long ami tedious oue with many hardships. They first cettled in Yamli ll coun ty. Is 1817 tley moved to Polk county where they resided one year, then moved to Lane county where they p. tablisned Dm first teltleiuent u thf Long Tom, near Krankl n. On January first, lSlil, he married1 Lydia Ann MncAtee, the dauehter of another pioneer family. To thin union was born eight children, six girls and two boys, three of whom are now living: Mn. J. It. Eccleston of June tl n City, Mrs. J. V. Phillips of Dunsmuir, Cab, and V. B. ItichurJ fcon of Juoction Ciiy. I11 the early part of their married life they settled in California for two years, then moved to Wasco county, lire., where they lived for 1; Movini b:iek flzaiH to tiie old home place on the Long Tom until IHP.'I, when they came to Junction City nnd lived until the death of their loving wife and mother, Mar.ii 1C'I ."h rtly after this the family moved to Calif 'rniu where they stayed unril he suffered a slight paralytic strode and wax taken to the home of his daughter, Mrs. Kccleston in Junctoin City. For the last four years his health has gradual'- failed and in the lift i ...... ho crou' l-il;t'(!r weaker. I The end came very easily at 7:10 a. in. June U. l!2". He pned away in the presence of his. children and friends. DF EXAM PAPERS MADISON, V;f., .Tur.r 12. I'ni versity nf Wisconsin ofjicials con tinued their invest gnt ion todny of ul.at is said to he the most flagrant case of theft and sile of examination ipiestinns ever uncovered nt the state school. Although f'rst reports said the theft had been wholesale, it was h I'eved after the investigation had been under way that only examina tion questions in the romance lan omige and Spanish departments wsre involved. Member of the faculty of the ro mance language department were re ported to have been in session until after midnight Wednesday comparing class grades with examination graded following the complaint of a student, who gave ilie faculty the f irnt clue. It is also reported that at least three of the university buildings were broken into and professors' desks rifled to get copies of examination (piestions. Students have reported that they were approached by per sons who offered to sell mimeograph copies of questions fur $5 to $10 n set. If it is impossible to denl with in dividual cases, it may be found nec essary to repeat examinations in all courses where there is suspicion that the questions were stolen nnd sold, it was'hintcd. Of Marcola Die "caiHoSpital SPRINGFIELD, june ml)-Mr. M.i. X' oM resl,lt of M.rfo o'clock thi, mrnins ,t "! Christian ho5,ital. run U"r will be hold s,,da, Mrr ui at 2:3o oc,r;;; tcrraont will be in the v., h tery. Kev. Norma, tor of the Mrcol. fhristL. will condct the service" ,n Mrs. Young is eurIi-tM , brother. J. W. I.ondrex ?G. Oregon, one half-hrolher it , Converse of Marco!, d ot li Mrs. Mary Knoch of i."t " J',"" The deceased was horn in g Oregon, in 1S57. ,fr M G. A. LAUZIER DEAD III'TTK. Mont., .lime 1. (i. A. I.HUzier, head of the I.aurJer-Woloott j HrokernKe coiniiuiiy. was found dead in his home here this morning. The ' Knuzier-Wolcott eoiupai:)' heiraine in solvent last week. The largest perfect bell in the) ,vnr!d is in a temple nt Osaka. Ja pan. Jt weighs -uu :ous. Infnnt mortality is lesn among Jew ish babies than any olher race. 11 iu m Every mile pro tected by Auto matic System1 the most com plete known to science. Portland Limited lb? Cratn hct ween Purt mtA and Chicago. Observa tion car with library, lounging room, club room, smoking and card room, barber shop, shower bath, valet service. New Pullman sleeping cars with Improved and more comnv)ioui dressing rooms for the ladle. Unei celled dining car ervlce. Nothing suparler In franipor tactoat H aatra lara. 70 Hours frwon Porfnrf mnd Chirmgo Lsrm Pottlmnd c V.Ji vvvry nMtnini Standard and tourist sleeping cart through to Chicago, alto standard sleep ing car for Denver and Kansas City. Continental Limited Anot her 70- hour train between Port land and Chicago, leaving Portland at 4:00 every evening, with observation car and sleeping cart through to Chicago. Through ttandard and tourist sleeping carl to Denver and Kansas City. Low Fares In tftWt tity BjrtemST 1 5 to nit tht prtnrt- rut Ktern Cities, Final rriutn Itmit CVtotm I. Liberal Mop-aver pi viltT. One-way via California either tonl or remrnint may be arranged II detireo without mm h ailditional expen- XI a Natlaaal Park Low ttimmer fair to ihr new Wavier Iaim1 of CoUw 10 Southern Utah. Why not take it in on your way Kaat? Yallowatana Natlaaal Park Mav alto he maie aa a aula Uip at a amall ed dttional coat. Atb for free booklet dearripttvt of the.e famoua reaorta. Our repfeaentatlve will be alad tet ne rou full information and help yi plan your Up. Addreaa WM. MrMURRAY General Paaener Aent Hot l land, Oreeon Union Pacific What Kind of CHEESE Do You Prefer? You cannot answer that question fairly unless you have not only tasted but tried a number of different kinds. The Impression that cheese made unon you must be outstanding. With the average person, In all probability, American cheese Is more widely eaten, yet there are numerous other cheeses that are Just as palatable. In our cheese department Is nearly any kind of cheese you should desire. Our line is very com plete and the stock Is the largest In the city. Our Imported cheeses are very, very delicious, and probably you do not know what you are missing. Here Is what we carry. Imported Roquefort, Kraft Pasleurljed Brick, Swiss Kniuhts, Swift's Buttercup In Swiss, Pimento, Brick nnd American .style, Kraft Swiss, Bluhlll In plain cheese, Pimento and Chile (Including the suds), Phenlx Llmburger In 3' j-oi. loaves, Kraft Pimento Cheese (American Cheddar with red pimentos In 3! i-oi. tins), Elkhorn Welsh Rarebit Cheese (splendid on toast after mixed with milk while heated very good otherwise, also In 3 3-4-oi. tins), Kraft Chill Cheese In 3 3-4-01. tins made of American Cheddar with green chill peppers, Soft Dutch Cheese In 6 portions In an 8-oz. package, Greber's Swiss Knight's Cheese 6 portions In 8-oz, packages. Above la a wonderful variety from which you will find a cheese that suits your taste exactly. Summer Tourist Service In your wnnderlnns on your vacation you mloht arrive at a plnce where you can't get Just what you want. That fs where our tummer tourist service comes In. Mail us your order In such an emergency with the address of where It Is to be sent and we will do the rest. A special man does the pack Ing does It properly and we asture you very confidently that your order will arrive In A-1 condition. A large number of our customers found themselves In such straights last sum mer and took advantage of this service. You may need It. If you do use It. Phone Phor Phood It Is human nature to follow the line of least resistance. Why defy all the laws of nature and come down town to dt your shopping when the phone Is the easiest way out? Going to all the trouble to come down town expecting to get better service by confronting the clerk personally, Is unnecessary. Vou will receive just as good service from a phone order as you will from a personal order. Table Supply Co. A Food Department Store Corner 9th nnd Oik Telephone 24G SATURDAY SPECIALS Beef Roast . . 15c Beef Boil ... 10c Veal Loaf . . 25c Crystal Flake Shortening - 17c (Bring containers) SHOP EARLY. WE CLOSE bA I UKUAY NlbHIS At u O'CLOCK. D.E. Neberall Meat Market 66 E. 9 Phone 38 and 37 Government Inspected Saturday and Monday Specials! 100-lb. Sack Cane Sugar, Cash, F. 0. B. Store v $6.39 30-lb. Sack Best Cane Sugar .. 68c .Fresh Creamery Butter, lb. 39c 8-lb. Pail Pennant Shortening $1.49 4-lb. Pail Pennant Shortening 49c 1-quart Jar Amaizo Oil 39c 1 -Quart Can Wesson Oil 49c Little Brown' Jug Vanilla 15c 3 Packages Jell Well 25c 15c Can Van Camp's Pork and Bonus i - 10c 3 Cans -Van Camp's Spaghetti 25c 3 Packages Calumet Corn Starch 25c 1 Package Calumet Gloss Starch 10c Fancy Bacon Backs, lb. : 1 32c Fancv Picnics, lb . 22c "2 Small Jars Sliced Beef 25c 3")c Jar Mrs. Porter's Salad' Dressing IG-oz. BoUle Gold Bar Catsup .... 4 lbs. Bulk Macaroni 3 lbs. Fancy Head liiee G lbs. White Beans 3 lbs. Italian Prunes ;.. 4 lb. Package Seedless Raisins 19c 22c 25c 25c 50c 25c 39c 2 packages Puffed AVheat 25c 3 Packages Shredded Wheat .... 33c 3 Large Cans Tomatoes 43c 3 Cans Corn or Pea 43c' 35c 2 Cans Regular 25c Peas . 4 Large Cans Peaches or Apricots 89c 4 No. 2.V Cans Broken Sliced Pineapple. 89c No. 2i Regular 40c Can Fancy Sliced Pineapple 29c 2 Oval Cans Sardines 25c 9 lb. Sack Buckeye Rolled Oats .. 49c 49 lb. Sack Olympic Flour $2.39 11 Largo Rolls Toilet Paper 50c 3 lb. Box Soda Crackers 45c Post Toasties, Package gc 10 Bars Crystal White Soup 3gc 10 Tall Cans Armour's Milk 89c 1-lb. Can Edward's Dependable Coffee 53C 3-lb. Can Edward's Dependable Coffee $1.53 5-lb. Can Edward's Dependable Coffee $2.45 (No Better Coffee Sold) 4 lbs.. New Potatoes 25c Beets and Carrots, per bunch .. 5c 3 lbs. Green Peas 25c 3 'lbs. Pea berry Coffee $1.19 50c Broom 39& 3 cans Snider's Tomato Soup .. 25c 4 cans Light House Cleanser .... 25c Haskell Feed & Grocery Co. Free Delivery in City Phone 522 Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention 904 Olive Street Spend the Week-cnJ up the McKENZIE ror A Real Outing go up the McKENZIE SEYMOUR'S Vatcli fr the Ornnj;p nml ltlnrk Signs SOFT . DRINKS REFRESHMENTS SUNDRIES TIRES TUBES A I'lenimnt Sitr for Your I'nrly Baseball Sunday, June 14 nt Cascade Resort 2:00 P. M. Cascade vs. Harrisbunr in's Grocery AT HENDRICKS BRIDGE Beautiful Camping: Grounds Spend the Week-end Here Get Your Groceries at the Alder Grove Grocery U Mile almvc the Hatchery ' (in, Oil, flul Free Camp Grounds G. W. MILLICAN, Prop. Walterville Garage FIRST CLASS MECHANICS TIRES TUBES ACCESSORIES GAS AND OILS " Fair Prices P"1?' Servi" Free Auto Camp Ground on River Froe Air, Rcpalrlnn, Tiros and Tubes Vida Service Station PAYNE & DAUGHENBAUGH The Best of FISHING Rainbow Garage Storage and Free Air TIRES AND TUBES Eipfrt Autn snd Tire ncplrin J. w. Mcdowell, prop. SON'S RESORT WHERE YOU GET THE BEST ON THE McKENZIE RIVER 33 Miles East of Eugene Beautiful Sites For CAMPING Cascade Resort SWIMMING DANCING FISHING TENNIS BASEBALL Cnttagrs for lirnt. Furnished or 1'nfurnivhM SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER EVERY SUNDAY SPARKS' RANCH Forty-five Milos East of Eugene HOME COOKED MEALS Home Made Ice Cream and Candles SUNDAY CHICKEN DINNERS A SPECIALTY The Water is Cold but OH BOY! NIMR0D INN THE PLACE TO ENTERTAIN YOUR VISITING FRIENDS FOR DINNER