The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, June 23, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday Evening, June o, Page Two THE EUGENE GUARD ;;-!; It ;. i 3 Sheriff Krnnk Tnylnr today look up (he eari'Ii in I-me count)- fur C. K. Shelton, of Wriiilling, 'M yrnrs olil, nne of the two trusiirK nt the hIiiip penitentiary, who ei"'Ieil from the flax plauU olldiile the. prlnon walla joaterday afternoon. The other man who ramped w Jiira JlcKensle, iM years old.. Hhelton was aont to tho penitentiary fur 2 years from Iane county Decem ber 3, l'.KM, for larceny, lie had de serted hit wife at Wendling, and eloped with a young; firl from Fall creek, after firat having bought n automobile on credit from the I-une Auto company, It was charged. In Montana the couple run out of n-.oncy and sold tho car. AireBled in Owennboro, Ky., they wero released from jail before a deputy could bo sent from Eugene. It was alleged ihnt the influence of a fedeml judge in Kentucky, a relative of Hhelton, was lined to obtain his release, ami Sheriff Slkkels protested the move to the governor of Oregon. After returning lo Eugene of his own volition, ho was arrested and pleaded guilty to stealing the automo bile, and was sentenced to the peni tentiary. Ho attempted to return to his former wife, who refused him. "If you ever get, married again, I'll kill you," Hhelton IS nuoicu us saying to his former wife before, he left for tho penitentiary. While, he has been at Halem, his former wife obtnined a divorce, anil has since remarried. The slieritt a 01 fice hero fear that Shelton may at tempt to carry out his threat. Shelton is fi feet 10 Inches tall, weighs 170 pounds, has light complex ion, blue eyes and dark hair. Jlc is a laborer. Two sears are noticeable, one on his forearm and a slanting sear ntar tho top of his -forehead. His partner who was sent from I'olk county January 22, 1928, to serve six years for a statutory offense, is (I feet tall, and weighs 1B7 pounds, anil la a logger. He has a large V-shaped car at the left corner of his mouth and a ragged soar on the left sldo of his chin. A third scar Is to bo seen at the center of his forehead near the hair line. Tho men nro believed to hve beon ecn In the vicinity of Midway park between tinlcin and Jefforson late jostcrday. (Continued from page one) enco to the tobacco tax act, the bus bill, and the "tithing bill," the lnttcr requiring that aelf-sustalnlng stale activities par 10 per cent of their pro ceeds Into tho general fund of tho atate. On all of these measures the Tefcrondum has been Invoked. Slnco the governor had Tetoed the ffpcclal election bill the revenues from all these meaaurea were considered to be cut off until after the general elec tion in November 1929, tbeTeby throw Ing the state's financial condition Into a serious tangle and making a itate deficit of over $000,000 by the end of 19(1 nlmost certain. If tho mandamus action filed here today Is successful, however, the rcf erended measures will be voted on In September. Should tho measures not be defeated In that election, the stato'a finances will bo bolstered up accord ingly, if the measures are defeated the. condition will remain serious. The bus bill la estimated to produce about $1500,000 for the blennlum, and the tobacco tax act about $1,800,000, while the Tithing act was estimated tn yield about $170,000 for the two years. The argument In the petition filed TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Ginij wishes to assist with house work or caro of children. fare Ouard KI25. Je 2.1 STHAYKn from Fair ground pasture a dark brown Jersey cow with one stub horn, whito spot in flank. Jimt ready to freshen. Call 1 175 or notify tur w mu. Je'ja FOK ItKXT Nice sleeping room In private home, Itensonablo rent. In dirs preferred. IHIU-H. Jf'jri FOH HAIiKlO acre of river hot-1 torn hind. Small living house, barn and machine' shed. Lota of innehiu lry and tools. One team of horses, and the crop goes witli the farm. 1 mile north of Lone I'ine Ht-hool house, 0 miles from Kugette, mile from th highway. Price $:i,0(H. llv the owner .TKNS M. I -1711 1. jc'Jt'l tlirow away your old coat rin4 ft "mate" for Iti Auk to DAY'3 Tailored Trouaera and It will 1)6 oasy. If you want nonest-to-goodnaai wear ask particularly to wo DAY'S Wor rtod T toman Beautiful pat terns, la Trou re that "wear lie Iron." Xiaadlaff Daalara Xave Tnaml Days tailored trousers TAnonro enaecHta NORFOLK SUIT RIO OVERALL anrta nu-aixeNT ciothim today Is on the theory that section 1 srticle IV of the state constitution. knuwn as the initiative and referen dum amendment, provides that all elections on measures referred to the people shall be had nt the biennial regular general elections except when the Icxmliitive iiKHeuibly shall obtain a special election. It is contended that concurrence of the governor is not reijiiiri'd, uiid that passage of the act by the legislature was sufficient In It self, and the governor's signature is nut required. The county judges association of the slate and the state highway de partment are mainly interested in the success of the nction filed here today by Mr. Swan. T KALKM. Grp.. .Time 2X UP) A sitoihI action to compd Hit return of I In- office of the Htnic bunking dcmrt mtftit lo Snlem from 1'orllntnl, win re It whm recently moved hy Frank imiiuweJI, mute bunking fliiperinU'ml- i'Ht, wmh initiated here this afternoon when District Attorney .John LnrMon Hctinif upon relation of (ieorxe 1'irt- nam, editor of tho Capital Journal, filed nmndanniB proceeding directed nffuinHt Hriiinuell und Sum Kozcr, sec retary of Btate, and niHtodiiiu of the Htalo CHpittol building, to compel com- plum co with the Htatu batiltiiiff cocto enacted hy tho Jtt lejiialiituro re quiring the maintenance of the main office of tho department here. Tho suit is Bimilar to n previous mandamus action brought on recom mendation of Mr. Putnam, except that it Reeks action under tho new law. Tho complaint alleges that In main taining only a desk in the onpitol, building, Superintendent Itramwcll Is not complying with terms of tho new low, which specifically requires that the main office of the department shall be maintained in Salem, T (Continue from page one) strike troubles and for subsequent do velopmcnts. At the same tlmo tho diplomatic corps sent to tho Chlnoao foreign of fice a note refusing to accept respon sibility for the delays In settling tho Shanghai question. Tho noto also charged the Chineso foreign office with narrating a version of the Shanghai incidents that does not ac cord with the facts. Attempting to extend the anti-for eign agitation to Manila. Shanghai radicnls today cabled to comrades in the rhllippino city urging a general strike at Manila beginning Juno ii5. AUTO WRECKED A Ford automobie, stolen from Glenn Terrlll yesterday evening, wnt discovered In a wrecked condition r.n the highway north of Eugene today. Tho BheriffB office Is making an In vestigation. Turns Right Out Itself - "Outgro," U a harmless antiseptic manufactured for chiropodists. How ever, anyone can buy from the drug tore a tiny bottle containing direc tion. A few drops of "Outgro" In the crevice of the ingrowing nail reduces Inflammation and pain and so tough ens the tender, sensitive skin under neath the ton nail, that It can not pen et rate the flesh, and the nail turns naturally outward almost over night. Cat nrfiidinj Viola Dana Monte Blue Marjorie Daw Lew Cody Edward Connelly Frank Currier A Wild Little Devil of Paris and the miracle of love. It's COOL and com fortable at The Heilig NGROVVN lilAI LAST DAY S Freedom offepeecli and of the pres wua i lie Htiuject mscUHied touay ue luie hngciie Kotiiry ciub ut its week ly meeting. Dean Y. (J, Utile, of the mw mcIiooi ot tJiu 1. ' iii v entity at Ore gon, was the Hpeaker, Jean Hale mi id that while the con nth niton tit the Liiitcd Sluies specif. taJly forbid congrcHU to enact any taw abridging freedom of speech, mil while eucii of tne 4H biutes lias made provision cu it 4 own account in ac cordance with that inhibition, there h.M come ubuut with the iiticcsait.ua of the pasKing yeurn for the protection w tlio gene ml goou wliut aniouutH in effect to an inhibition to the extent that the exercme of free upeech or piHilicatiou cuniiut be canied to the txteiit of diKregaiding public or pri vate rightH of protection ut-ain-t im- deserved injury. lf there jk a warning iliut I would give, H:ud Oeaii JIuie in effect near uie cRiHe or his addreHi, "it in Una under our H.vtem of governinent wt j need to be regardful of tliu rights of I ininoriiicH, for umler tliat uvatem inu- joriiles have the power to take vara of themselves, white minorities are lo S'.ine uegree ut their mercy." Dean Hale pointeil out that inhibi tlotm affecting the right of free speech anil publication wciu enacted by tli-.' federal goveriiment and by some states curing tho period of the great war which are much more stringent than any previoim tnes in our hij tory, including the famous Bedili,i law of 171)0, which nt the time oi im eiiactment waa denounced iii terribly severe. 1'Jie liotary club recorded itself unanimously for the enlintment of itt. membership for lefene day, July 4, An invitation wa extended to the club by W. 1. Walter, boys' secretary of the Y. M. C( A. to visit the Y. M. C. A. camp on the How river on July 17, which the members accepted. lt tarians will enjoy dinner arid a gamt of baseball with the lads at camp ou that date. O. S. Fletcher is Back From Meeting Fruit growers of lynno conntv who can attend the meeting of .tfi scient ists in horticulture, entomology and plant pathology nt Corvullis will fiml tho meetings well worth their time, re ports O. S. Fletcher, county agricul tural agent, who returned from Cor vallts yesterday. Dean A. it. Cordlev talked to the visitors on the progress of control :n insect nnd plant disease pests yester day, other speakers being O. M. Mor ris, heao of plant pathology at Wash ington State college, nnd W, S.. Jirown Price Throws Seasonable Style Shoes Into a Great Finer Values Never Offered By This Store We are soon to adopt a new sales policy. This sale is to pave the way. There is practically a full season ahead to wear the shoes offered in this sale. Better hurry along before your size in popular numbers is gone. Here Are a Few Samples of PRICE'S H LADIES' PUMPS Broken linos of Lmlios' Tan rtiul Brown, Low IIpoI, Strap l'limps. Values to fiA QtZ $8.r)0 on sale at ?OtJ BROWN OXFORDS Bi Girls' Brown Calf Oxfords broken sizes sold formerly at l(i.50 during CO QC this sale at ?&Od KID DRESS SANDALS Ladies' White Kid Dress Sandals seasonable in stvle, high in qnalitv. An $S.0O I QC value to close ?Li(3D MEN'S CALF OXFORDS Men's Black Calf Oxfords medium toe, solid shoes, to !r.,)0 values now HOES professor of horticulture at O. A. C The SPiHon will continue tomorrow, and as no printed proceedings of the meetings are being kept, the fruit grower must attend the assemblies personally in order to get their full value, says Mr. Fetcher. J. C. Balch Taken On Check Charge J. C. Halch, an insurance dealer here, was arrested last night on a warrant from Itoaeburg, where it is claimed he ia.sued a bad check. 3So fur ther detailH on the alleged offense were received by ihe sheriffs office here. Halch Ik being held in the county jail awaiting further word from the Douglas county authorities. (Continued from page one) persons in the state organization have been, di.scunned, lneludini: (Jovernor Iilaine, Fred Zimmerman, Sccretury of State and CongreHKiiian John M. Nelson, who manager the senator's prcpdb-ntiul campaign last year. LADD FUNERAL PENDS WASHINGTON, June 'J'.i. UP) Completion of arrangementa for the funeral of Kdwtti V. ladd, senior sen ator from North Dakota, awaited to day the arrival of his body from Haiti- more, where he died yesterdav, and the arrival of six sons nnd daughters from various cities. It is expected however, that funeral services will be held here tomorrow, after which the body will he placed in a vault to wait until Mrs, hat in able to mako the trip to North Dakota. Tax Cuts Planned By new Programs WASHINGTON, Juno 123. UP) An administration tax program to re duce tho present tnx burden by $.'100, 000,000 has virtually been completed for fiubmisrdon to congress next f nil. That agreement has been r nched on most of the major features of the program was revealed after a confer ence today between Secretary Mellon nnd Chairman tirren of the house ways and means committee. The two wero said to be in accord except on tho question of repealing estate taxes. A. J. CHAPPELLE FINED A. J. Chappelle, found drunk on the streets of tho city last night and ar rested by night patrolmen, pleaded guilty in municipal court this morn ing, nnd was sentenced to pay a fine of $50. He paid the fine and was se leased. $5.45 JHE SHOE Kugene motorists planning to make the trip on July 4 to the Knd of Steel celebration are urged to drive care fully on the road from Lowell to Oak ridge, by P. M. Morse, county survey or, and Judge C. P. Harnard, who l made a trip of inspection over tne i l.iL'hivnv vesterdav. "A driver fhould sound his horn at every curve in the road, and should be extremely careful at curves, warns Mr. Morae. "The road is being smoothed down by two crews of men, but nevertheless it is a narrow moun tain mad, and full of dangerous pointR. The trip takes four hours, if the car is driven carefully." j Karl Mc.Nutt has finipN-', grading j l,it I'irfiifo Mpctinn -: l lit? North fork1 of tho Siuslaw. Mr. Morse reports. The county will start rocking this road next week, and Judge P.arnurd and Clinton Hurd are going out next Thursday morning to arraiuje details. Itridge across the Long Tom river, that recently slid from its moorings, is being rebuilt, n piling bridge being put in, it is announced. A crew of ir.en are also being started on bond project 11. east of Cottage Grove, under II. Cotter. F. S. Appelman to Erect Residence permit to erect a $3000 residence nt 11X10 Olive street was taken out nt The Cook's THE WORLD'S GREATEST The Last Spoonful is as good as the First SALES 21 TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRAND A LADIES' PUMPS Ladies' High nnd Medium Heel Gray nnd Tan Suede Strap Pumps, $8.50 grades CJrt Off now on sale nt pMOtt TAN SATIN PUMPS Modish Tan Satin Pattern Pumps three styl es, broken sizes, were $8.50 and Cf? AZ $'.).50 now to go nt EXTRA SPECIAL! Ladies' Black Satin llress Patterns medium heel. A few pairs of styles $8.50, now MEN'S OXFORDS Men's Cord Sole, Mae. Toe Oxfords service able nml sporty. Keally a Qff special value, -at PRICE, HOSIERY CO. the city building inspector's office this afternoon by F. S. Appelman, C. L. Kelly has the contract for the build ing work. Other permits gronted were aa fol lows : C. L. Kelly, $.'1500 residence, 2015 University street. Frank J. Fox, $200 barn and chick en house, 2fU Blair boulevard. E. A. Chamberlain, $JOO0 residence, 1371) Twenty-first avenue east. K. H. Parks. $1300 remodeling of residence, 522 Thirteenth avenue cnr. E More than 185 names have been ob tained for the county purebred breed ers' directory being compiled by O. S. Fletcher, agent, he announced to day. The directory will contain the names of breeders of all classes of pure stock,' nnd will be available for the breeders' use, or for buyers of stock. There are more Jersey cattle on the list than any other class of purebreds, Holsteins following, then Shorthorns nnd Shropshire sheep. Mr. Fletcher has tried to commu nicate with all breeders, but asks any he might have missed to commu nicate with him, in order that his list may be os nearly complete as pos sible. NOTICE Moved to IS 8th Avenue West. ti FRANK JU BE RUE It. Realtor Best Friend 77" I ! ii several Ninth Ave. West Stanley Building Eugene, Ore. Don't Fail to Try CALIFORNIA FIG NUTS A Cereal Ready to Serve Something Different Distinctive in Flavor A Compound of Wheat, 'Figs, Nuts and Malt at Stanley's Wednesday Alber's Pearls of Wheat, lb. package Alber's Flapjack Flour, rtfftf large package Carnation Wheat Flakes, large pkg 25 Carnation Oats, large pkg. .... " Quick Quaker Oats, large 9 Puffed Wheat, 2 packages .. 25 Kerr's Farina, 3 lb. package. Crown Wheat Flakes, large pkg. ... 25 Kerr's Wheat Flakes, largo 9 package awe? Crown Rolled Oats, large 9 package Mw Crown Pancake Flour, 2 large pkg. MW Sperry Pancake Flour, 2 large pkg Mw Post's Bran Flakes, 2 OX? packages Kerr's Hot Cake Flour, 25 large pkg mw California Home . Pickles, sweet, tytZ? G oz. bottle &w California Home Sweet Pickles, Sweet, 6Cd Xo. 2 can Heinz Mayonnaise Salad. fl)ff Dressing Gold Medal Mayonnaise, 8i 25 ounce t: Snider's Chile Sauce, bottle mO Snider's Oyster Cocktail Sauce mw Heinz Apple Butter, 1 Hi. net, glass MW Van Camp's Pork and Beans, Medium, OP 3 cans M9 Campbell's Pork and Beans, 3 cans AO- Libby's Sauerkraut, Xo. 2J, 9ff 2 cars AO FLY T0X Gets The Flies 2-Pint Q7 1 Quart 95 50c Bottle $1.25 Bottle 1 Pint XQ? 1 Gallon 3.25 75c Bottle $4 Bottle 1 j Kills Flies, Moths, Mosquitoes, Roaches, Fleas. Be Bugs, Ants. Harmless stain. Pleasant odor. 88-96 and Thursday Heinz Cocked Macaroni, 1 lb. 12 oz. Off can iv Heinz Cooked Spaghetti, 1 lb. 12 oz. HS can tO Crisco, 1 lb. can .. 25 Snowdrift, 1 nouud can . W Wesson Oil, pint can Amaizo Oil, pint can 25 25 Masola Oil, pint can Argo Corn Starch, 6 3 packages AO Calumet Baking . Powder, ttEM 1 11). can AO Royal Club Currants, - 2 pkK- 25 Seedless Raisins, GlELf 3 pounds AO Brown Jug Vanilla, 3 oz. bottles, 6E 2 for AO Jell Well, S5Etf 3 pkgs AO Delicia Sandwich Spread, 2 cans AV Dunham's Cocoanut, -lb; 25 package Peanut Butter, Wff 1 lb. pail AO Snider's Catsup, Off large bottle &u Beechnut Prepared Mustard, 2 bottles - AO L. & P. Worcestershire Sauce, OJW bottle v Royal Club Catsup 25 bottle - My-T-Fine Apple Butter, 2 cans Kerr's Jellies and Jams, 14 oz. net, 25 glass jar. Thrift Matches, G boxes, Cocoa, 25 4 iK)Uiuls - Macaroni, elbow, J5 4 pounds a.mA Spaghetti, elbow, 4 pounds Royal Club Hominy, No. 21, 25 2 cans Royal Club Sweet Potatoes, 25 Xo. 2 can to man or Deast.