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About The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1925)
Tcinesdpy Evening, June 17, 1925 Page Tbre FULL BRIGADEOF copes' Attorneys Plan to M ake Monkey Out of B The greatest fefts&r i that tti fetiee i ttractsft f Wfe fe- fe r- 4? ryan im(aiaed a dw "bet all rssai ? .,, .. ... . tmA iMr iMa Mr. ItaM s - , THE F, r fi F V F. fln SRH I ItlltDDtt Lfti nifim rtr -rnin yswiw us. iuiri UflUfUU II mL HTI01L eoi GOES ON PARADE MKDFORD, Ore., June IT. Far first time in the history of the urfSa National guard, a fui! briga-je jrih tnrougo tne streets of an jinn citv Tuesday, when, ied oy Kri-adier-lieneral White, nearly :&lo tlroucti 'he business section of Meti farii wfciie enthusiastic erowds liuing streets cheered them to the ftfcoes. Aiso for the first time in the liisior.r of the national guard, a fully notarized urtillerjr battalion appeared ja jiuiilie. the national guard battalion jjsvmg received full motor equipment only a tev daya ago. i national record for the Ores "n jationai guard was also believed to tare been established Tuesday by the fact that everyone of the 150 offi cers in the line of march, comraand jjj from brigade to detachments was , tettran of the World war. The spectacle as the infantry and trti!ipry behind the regimental b.mds nan-bed through the streets was a tnftst inspiring one. and according to Brigadier General White was put on chief!)' to demonstrate that the mem bers of the O. N. G., appreciate the treatment they have received fro the people of the city. In an announcement this afternoon Major C. H. Scott, chief medical of ficer, declared the local encampment to lie one of the healthiest encamp ments he had ever seen, there being pair two cases of illness in the hos- ;ils, both being mud eoUis. pin Eugene Annual is Given High Rating The Etigenfan, the Eugene Inch school annual, was given honorable mention in the third annua! contest rondurtrd by the Oregon tatc chap ter of Sigma Delta Vhit professional journalistic fraternity at O, A, C The Clarion, Salem high school, and the Toka, Grants Pass high school, were awarded silver loving cups for winning first place. This contest is conduct eil in two divisions, the first for larger high schools, and the second for those having fewer than 350 students. The Clarion will keep its prize perman ently, having won it three consecu tive times. t'ompetition was keen, with a large number of annuals submitted. An nuals were jlped on originality, make-up, content, printing and en graving,' and cover. Special com mendation was given the Steeihesd of The Dalles high school and the Poly Tech of Iienson Polytechnic high school, Portland, on the fact that the printing was done by the stud eats themselves. v.., n. ... 8fcr-.-.,J.MmM,,,,M,-it:i,aa ( Vfha Ha, lor Abt bo . K! br!W s WBSfcera brwi- ; (wa .j, ha, fee ta as to jksassr, year of age who sm vtUijsg ta cse- I I - - . t JrifcaSe hit hr ic BsiBta!B!sj She i Tho fco fcTe trJ th trio fcris I .rtM,hi . . ?Z ,r teHte Sfceir r?r- I Pnsaj3sfeip atesd 4hft ttmp. : , . ! ASrwJj w th,B t , rferd,l t5 i!s wsater ira WlNfUKSTER, Tna Jats. II. 64 &t 1Mt h i ,haM- ifc? "'' i-The iMi!T of !h; TEBe "'"f' 4'T t i ti. i kk. ..,.,. - i,i PflVinsr 5f fl-ator fePl wi bror raatora. Sfte nrmciSi aea mvTed m $a ! tril luytoo, Jalr 10, of Jaha T. I Jice fr Ihe alleged Ti'?ttioB &i the law, A. 1 S??isar. aitsrey-5enral The orincpal lawytrs lor the defense of John T. S-.oots. who is to co on rlal In Ter.nM.ee SB tns cnarge of ttachma tvoiution In the achoolj of that state, are thown conferring with him. From it to right: Clarence Darrow, ChicaSo lawyer wro defended Losb and Leopold; Dudiey Field Malone, former coilector of '.he port of New ,or,;; . h R. Neal, chief of the defense consss, a-.j ir,,, T, Scopes. Lake Will Start pictubes to be shown ! SI'BISCKIKI.P. Jaa 1?. S,.! KIMATH FALLS. Or Jas 17. tusli SeerssJ motion iMBre ef sis? of ih iMh jujkial amrkt 4rtire4 ; iri,,t et ,aJraB0 to Crater lanbr faJaslry to Wmbmtbm vM h fefre twlsj. 1 , ; , . , i hon is?nrr- eFresKj at Th M phase, of ib i " JTr f j Wrf f fc WM jara-Jare jwnais, feftwwr. that WUUm R. An4, j Kvwti. fnr t w:U jmriH'se of th? to ssrictes1eBt fe nsrrfs jrsist shat tfe Isw is cEtitusioB3i ; stfaoa compass wbwe fsrts wss j . iJ3S(l skp irSffUF wTdl th Th .V will the seisbborhod of Park tffias provide de tcajr for u?a loarii dariJis ih tint ib srmff is ia projrR, sd tb wiH be mly far short ?rirh?s. Improvement feo?h th KEEiib KaM ami Mutlfg?! atraeis wMI pm ce4 simaUtu?3, the paTfiEj of- M0h, I have toaisd, teamed of my dark ejed lorn" WIFE of the Centaur TiEE KILLED 1 PORTLAND CRASH i euit court cannot parole or suspend sentence, under the law and the gsv s eraor cannot grant pardc, t National Guard Officers Guests PORTLAND, Ore., June 17. Two men and one woman were killed, and another woman seriously injured in a collision between nn automobile and a street ear here Tuesday morn ins. The dead: Kay Ktoi-kstm, 2V seventh infantry, Vancouver Barracks, Wash., driver of the ear instantly killed. Arthur X. Holt, 2, seventh mfnn tryjisnd, Vancouver Barracks, died at 7:23 a. m, Mrs, Kvelyn Stevens, 2d, traitress, Vancouver, instantly, killed. The injured woman, Mrs, Christine Bowdin, 'it Vaueouver, was in a hos pital this morning, guffprine front cuts, broken hones and possible frae ture of the skull. The automobile, a hesvy sedan, crashed head on into a street ear on Union avenne, thorontrhfsre iendinc to Vancouver. According t accounts received by the police, it was travel ins at a high rate of speed end swerved to the wronjt fide of the street, without apparent reason, hit ting the street car. j MEDFOUH, Ore., Jwte 17. Ad ; jntaijt Ueiteral George A. White sd frm the smte"eneampment, at Camn j StIB sool e.wwatim will he hefe Jackson, were Rijests Monday at a t the Yarnell chtirch Sunday, Jnne tirely psKsspt at si&h an set. vlhe paMc schools f th s$t ar jSAiiitaini-d hy tae fund co!!rte$ Crm the tsspsyers, he said, 4Ed my m vestisatioa ievat to tne tfeat th star has Jt rsjht, throagh Us legisla ture, to eoutml th eurrirshira &i the "Th questions isvtved Is zwh eae a wsU he presented in ths Scopes sftair," he dflared, re tsssifesti? fr thinkers ssne, sin'? and loy al American, The imeup certainly ha the cHr .'f "fanaticism ts. toler anr ej ' Many Britons are Drawn to Florida Hiking is Promised As Feature Event The annual WaUerviHe district Foley and Burke Carnival Coming What will probably he the last cur oival to show in Eugene wiii bo the Foley & Burke attractions, to visit Eugene July 8 to 11. Advance man for tho carnival paid $0 to Judge Ceorso A. Gilmore, city recorder, todny, for a license ss provided under the present city ordi nance governing carnivals Following a protest on the part of citizens o tho last carnival in Eu irene, the city council ordered the city attorney to frame an ordinance vir tually banishing carnivals from ap pearing in the city. As no meeting has been held by the council by that time, the ordinance has not even passed its first reading. Inasmuch as Foley and Burke ap plied for Ibeir concession long before the Snapp Brothers carnival, and be cause the former had virtually re ceived permission last March to show here, the city recorder granted the license. Grange Will Have Hot Biscuit Reast Annual Rose Show Features Festival At Portland Today IOHTLAXF, Ore., .lune 17, OP) Opening of Portland's annual Kane show was a feature of Tuesday's pro gram of ifap Hose Festival. A heavy representation of mit of town growers was included m the entry list this tann.uet held in the eld 1-nited States hotel, where President Hayes was a guet m at Jacksonville, given oy the Jacksonville chamber of cam mete and the Medford Crater clnK Humorous skits dealing principally with army life, enlivened he proceed ings and the visitors were givea an oniHne of the early history f Jack sonviUft as a minins camp and supply center for southern Oregon by Attor ney Gus Newhijrv, of XJcdford, ho spent his early life in Jacksonville, Klamath Sheepman Held for Murder -1. The following program will be given; 10:00 a.m, Sunday sHmmI, iO:;jO a.m, Music ly the oreheKtra, 10:35 a,m. Address of wdrosi by rhvllis !re, 11:00 a.m. Addr Kr. Benton. i'J;0 rfi, Kasfcfrt disaer. l;jy p.m. Miidf by the- orchentra, 2:00 pm, llevotlmtal set vices Hev. HaddiCf. 2 -.r.O p.m( Address Walter h Mey ers, 3:15 p.m.- Hupfness session. Inside thi there wnll be peelal numbers frm the Sunday hboist it is annoHRced. Kveryme in edislly invited to at- KliAMATU FALLS, Ore., J!iHe 17. Kra fife Wav. -h is sileeed ta have killed Tim MnridtY. nromment sheen- i f nd man, is 3 fist ftght over a black sheep j Sporea is present, Mrs. S. a month ag.j, was held for first degree j "; Hah, wreiary, etui Mrs, Hy murder in an mdietment rftttraed hy pVfs' leader, the grand jury. I . - According ta evidesee gives ro,ay i iiuthoritiec, the two men are said to have met each other on the barren ) ahecp range near the lava bed can- j try and by mutual consent agreed to : fight it oat to see who chmiid gain possession of the disputed black cheep. Murphy died in a local hospital from a fractured skull & few hours after the reputed fight. tures of the Jiir hys rsnsp, and the big hike is the one the iio ) hernia iidaeS whieh last ff ihrepj day, and is iiiider the guidance of R K- linldemau, eeriiRiE t plan for th V, M, t A. outiHs feeiied ff July T to "1 fR the Itsvs? river, j Th tinaii?ary depsrffsnt in un- j dcr the Hmrge nf Mr. i'raryt ho hnn funi just the kind of eat that ap peal t hys in camp. ilciji? of well coikes Trhlema ?f4 is an hs!ute netssity In a feeys ramp. Ask a hoy he know, is th att-: neunretaeat. This year it la planned ia make the camp fsr program ef the hig fpsinrea &i the camp, atsi every lov will I glvs an opportunity t hip take ( cassp anything that will help to utfTfaiM, sneh mm$h orsao, small masical IKTM1 N NNX ernct' clarinet, wsaicle, fthr small isMci limtrument. Archery practice is or f the new fcaltireji fhaf veill he aled thin year and premises to h interesting. I t'aiap him&r& add stest t the spirit Twetily-fire per eent f th firealn,f the rama, ami all bny thir l downtown New York are of ineead- j achieve some tf the award which iary origin. , arc made at the ed the ramp. LOSDOX, las iT.Th baK i jay winter dljsata of Vlmkla If ns a lur it Americana from th cMd fiortfeem tstes, b buB in drsw f How iuver 1 np? mj inS th iu: i The winter just einie! ?r hasl- I reds f leisured Isttoitpr r ife Hikinir is ese f the important tea-jlsst to ct svay from th fE sad rain of ther jfray slaaauy mitai, FormcrOy miy a few seor fMlishmea tosk the lime and inside t 4iHer th assshin sf the Wt I miles FIsrHs, Th stasfain rmypanjes feara fecgaa t traasat the Clos nig Out Season's Stock of D & M BASEBALL GOODS Reduced Th hiM work mi Mm rdycai5 81, MJt, SSS, Shses Sus. HENDERSHOTT'S CON STORE Lana Ccty Sr:2 ?73 Wli.tAMETT TELEPHONE year. Tacoma, Seattle and Yanemi- ; SCHtltOir IICSrV ver, li, C.t were amonjr the cities in j t - competition with Portland growers. iiilCK Ut oil The festival center was formally opened by the festtvjti queen Tuesday and junior rosebud programs in which children took part with singing and dancing were given in Iurelhrst and Washington parks, "iiosaria," the pageant of the fes tival had its second performance last night Thousands of Portland resi dents and visitors from all parts of ike Pacific Northwest Monday night crowded Multnomah field to witness the first performance of 'iiosaria. &ix thousand persons took part in the pageant. ilem SALEM, tire., Jane 17, T-mted j Statea Senator t harlfH L. SK'Nary. returned to Haiem Monday, motoring here from Portland, where he arrived frm V;ishfgtoB. He is at Use hom of relathva fr th; present, cft-Hafor MeNary said he espeets to put in a hu?y day at his farm and office and lias an appointment with newspaper men before coon, ife expects to do considerable traveling ah;ut the stat1 during the summer. New State law is Applied at Medford MEDFGHD, Ore., June 17. K. It. Joucs, f the :yvi Cabin garage in th" Siski.voii mountains, was imuml ovr to the grand jury Monday under the new suite law prohibiting the trans porting of concealed weapons in automobiles. Join s, with a eompanior, was arrested for a violation of the traffic law and & hifch-powered pis tot was found on tiie seat between Irving Grange will meet in regular f thm. According to the district st- SMsion Friday evening, dune 39. The i torney's office, Jones admitted ta ownership of tne gun. The arrest wss the first in thi county under tha new law, which coin pels the justice of peace to hind ihr defendant to the grand jury The e;r- leumatism s'ipppr win be served at 7 o'clock at iiiih time the Fifber Flour com pany's representative will demon starntc their floar by bating bis iiits. They have asked to have SO fulp or more out to try their bis- "its. This is free to everybody. The r-'ople are asked to bring butler, erf;m or strawberries. Service Held for Mr. Krnttschnitt NF.W VOHK. June 17. OW Vri- j T"tf funeral services for Julius Knit- j 'M'imttt. retir;d chairman of the fnl fitive committee of the Southern Vn-, rif;(- company, v.-ere held Tuesday at fumily home and the body was ' tl in a train lo he taken to New j ' Mt. his Itorlhplace, Part of tne; 'f.i. will b mide ofr the Southern Jnpm's birthrate i v ..thfr nation. Is ;her tljsn Jul 5j ud v MM Exclusive Dealers Office Machinery & Supply Co. 1W5 Willamette St Phons 18 1 THE WAY SAVE ...lg to b- sin savins th-ra is no other 'vay. Nobody Is " ? cotae ai"nS wSla mac pnu-ax. 6o-!ic9 hth Hi eorto" Bs with a "!ce bani! bsinncn over Bight. Nobody in5d tan sav tor us. nut. enc estab lish the savini! habSt In oursci vs. vU be oar ima I least ri. O"'1 saving will be nn urai -and ar. Bank OF Commerce EUGEN E.OREGON Good-bye old crutch T THERE 13 poslUrely bo lander any eicusa tor suffering the ftgonlea of rheumatism! Especial ly in ths autuma of your lita, when the vital organs weaken. Impurities multiply and linger In the muscles end joints, aa never before. It Is now, Just cow, when you cannot af ford to guess. Ko day returns! Hers la a Joyous fact which fan ; mean to you a fond farewell for ever to all the miseries, the tor tures, the body-twistlne; pain that yoa nave suffered from the demon of rheumatism. It Is a fact that : rheumatism means "hiood pot f erty." It Is a fact with tba increase j of red-cella In yoar blood, impart i ties are destroyed. It Is a fact that 6 S S. will help Nature build these j red-Wood-cells! S.S S. la one of f the most powerful Wood cleansers : In existence. Its results in thotj ' sands of rheumatic rases have bwri nothing short of amazing! TJm medicinal Ineredicnfs of SS3. aro pureiy TogetaMe. This is very Im ; portant to remember! Whst cnti ii more inspiring, more wonderful than to see the shackles of pa!a released from your strangling body, sweiiings. lingering pains, stiffaesa of joints and muscles ail disappear; your stomach made strong; yotir ; face pink with the old sweetheart glow, your blood enriched and your cheek more plump as they seed to be. You can do It! Take S 3 8 , th great destroyer of rheumatic Impurities. 0 if Why lug ene.' Fnm clllps am man mads nd rd3imd t!i Htlcs f thf plains. Takn lhnvr for xaniphs whrs a smlija of men got tocf!ier-atroni? tm-n tf dysamlr forret -iih faith and cmirage, and fiii tho hanks of Cherry crjk a stream s mors roRHqu'-nco than or ltistr!e Amazm built tho most ImpisrtJint strictly Inland rlty in America. There are those who don't know vhy Esrne is hsr. Others think Ks'no is here just fe.tisu8 Kaitonti Bkln iiir discovortid skinner's ltHtt and in hin miprema light exclaimed 'it8 & ilalier May I tell yu Eskbo Is hers? !ift en thliik its of man's device, Kusi'im la hero li4-aaat of a hand tsrava in tfes wfK'f and warp of nslare; which in Its tEfst tntxpUoa was all kin?l-s, hat imw in vollaheration with mas's avartciouKii hnn hi&am aa oftiitjus grssiiins where it has nut sawn, dvsrlit whfro it has wl utrewnt nmi nw to fcittfy its sr11! thin nf.msU't wUi Uur tiawa ihe hJUsJsis, ci&v ths rorks, lay waste th forests, burrow throtijslt smuntatn gorge; then to glut lo fh fa!! of It gred wits iu tftatJeloB, wiU rtarh far and wide sapping both sad hamtrt tit! tnoe of far of? lands pay homage ts II power. But to you, through ths Psm Ittixh Halty Co.,: this band Is extni-l in si! fiiotllnM The booklets "The K volution of thft from lrsm- tse to KuHtHmnt" for imtornvnrmmmn no long 44ny$4 are now to hft hsd for lh akm at ths Sam Hueh Really Co., WUiamttft Ht K&xe&a, (.To mall to your frlensis Thartks to iho?? who roiUHhut? in it flnsnrlsg, Vo? for the Foothrs TaHflr division terminal and rr hop honda snd thus ronvert th hsn4 of pramim to that of f!fUinnt. It mfsns a rity of ths tirxt msgn!tiid; It in tim trmina rat1, tha KiiSn fee the riarng feoun of Inland rjeon sn4 the bonds Im m&i in iimn hy the incru, FAf r frail. osf Is two tU-r. Th tr ?f OJRiCsvt You fed YotirsrU mtSa STOCKS AND BONDS We in It Inquiries to bay it sell anf BsarSn tab! l!tl iocai or uniisn-t securities. Actire market for Iursnt, Star. KHot, an-! Hicketibsrker Motor jsues; I'tihlic L'fltities. rrmpt attention giren all er rtcrs. fsh paid fr purchas no iWay. Qimutlons far nUhed, HOOD BROTHERS Chamlier nt Commerce BMg Portiand, Ore. Rjfo get out of debt -borrow at the EQUITABLE and pay off that mortgage Mortgsg'-s have a ir of loomitig on like fxrirfii-ifng monntaln. The K'jnital'ie fsn rctes lh i:mh tarf r".-i"m-fit fe sr that s te His b fore jnu re.iliix M. NO CHAf?06 FOR BROKRQ OR COMMSSSION8. EMERY INSURANCE AGENCY 37 Oth Ave. W. Phone 607 Eugerm, Ore. Unusual Display of Pt'tdjfieli) Upholstered Living Room Pieces Now at Wetherbee-Powers Exclusive Eugene Selling Agents Red Cedar Chests For June Brides Wives Girl Graduates -Choosa From Over 15 Hewi Patterns Plain Or Copper Trimmed All Blzm No bttr ft rigfet J5 w thsn a lt? tiar Chest, A lrs e!$ti$mt mhkh fes yt rc4 offers Bfwist attrs for plf:?ttst Ta? Hrt feg 4V-ii Is? for yoar fe-iifii- &ay rf!tt irms aaiialii jh vfr thr? of Urn atrial sumljm There ero many o?hr 36 inch Cispper Trmed Cedar Chest Specially Priced $15.75 40-!ncH Csnnsr T?immrd Cedar Chest Specially Priced $19.75 Delivers Any Chest You Choose This Week Hi en Easy Terms No Interest 45 insrs ppr T35??s Cedar Chests Specially Priced $24.75 Sensible Gifts For June Brides Wetherhee-Powers of Gifts for The TheyfjM S 1 : ) June Bride Choose Now Pay Later mi a. Am it We Charge No Juni. th mnmh nt hriS. ! upan afirt. Brit, Mk 4nt fit car S4 nstmT aa nsira! prsc. b s no ittrs- hi sssi-S f fcfl Ifsil s wiJh to -nsS. ?a !Si fM tli p.rf !tt hf Ijsinpo, Bsirrnr. pt-tur, sss! h lBElr-f snrt s i-iri ttat ssfc IsBln inii(Maat RrrWs in gw) SaM at jsrNswi that 1H st ti ywsf gsrs ssrtlr. Tea Wagons Windsor Chairs Community Plats Toasters Dishes Percolators Mirrors Phonographs Bedding Fancy Pottery Bugs Occasional Chairs Lamps Matched Dining and Eedrsota Suites Ws Charg No Interest "fyfETHERBEE POWER Use Yoar Credit
