The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, June 26, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextLI II I : i Nil '1:1 ! ! n ifi iiiii 3 Page Two THE EUGENE GUARD STATE ASKS DEATH from tuine of the visitor at camp arc iiut at one tune the mercury atoud at ll'O degrees iu the cutnp iufiriuary. Scholars to Take Evolution Stands CHICAOO, June. 20. W Tlir Kbt-pheril trial unit to tlic jury lit 4:', p. m. CIHCA'30. June 28. An ac quittal in lii trinl for the murder f Hilly Mi-Clinlork would not free Wil liam I'nrllnj Kbepberd, it developed this nf I .rtnoo. Wealej Wt-Hthrook. warden of the j truw f J Cook county jail, poiutod out he n-a a mittimua for Shepherd, iasm-d after j Mr. M.ilone apiioinlrd to aelfft the Mmflr'i inrr reroiuinf nded lie be oximtih for the dpfi'iiae a caae- an- liold for the murder of Mr. Junnm MYTO.V, Teiiu., Juno 20.-OP) A list of 11 NchohirH uud autliora, known for their research and writing on tiiitiiriil Kcieneeij and evululion, who have iixrei'd to attend iiu wiiueumea and UflvJoerH when the TfimeMee law itfiuiuMt leaching evolution in state mi-IiuuIh gets it text in court July JO, wai made public lt niylit by Judly l-'iehl Aluioue, New York lawyer, who m uanonated with counsel for the de- hu T. Hi-ojmk, school 'i minniMrrTiBin iii I LtbUI IVltt lb !li nnimniiir nnrnin . rn rv lit nrr n I ' I (Coutluued from page one) ik-hih t-ri today tJmt tl uatnea of other wrjeutific witneaiiea would he added to the tint and publitbed biter. The following experta, he mi id, have jilmniy aiamlied their williayneaN to serve as witoesvea; lr. Jleury J''airfii'ld Osborne, re search professor of zoology, Colum bia university; Dr. l-'.dwiiu Grant Coiiklm, profe-tsm of biology, I'rince- j ton university; Michael I'upiu, pro I frsitor of electro-inechanlea, (ioluin i hi:i uuiversity; Kirkley 1'. .Mather, genus to obtain M' .liutoek b million- r i oi wie nepttruiieni oi uioiogy, aire esdile, JJimrict Attorney Hubert Hurvurd university; I'rufriaor L. K K. Crowe today iiHked the jury to re- I Kettger, biologist, Vale university; turn a verdict, of guilty that would .Mayiisrd M. Metculf, profeHMor of roo curry a penalty of hanging. j oiogy Onerlin college; Arthur M. Mil- Shepherd, Crowe eharged. was a ler, prufeaaor of geology, t'mversity "shiflles panhaudler" who had Ixen if K.utihky; Henry J?. lliggint Ijiue, content to live sixtfeu years iu plenty I iirofessor of Koology, I niversity of provided by another. Katisun; J)r. Kriward U Itice, profes-1 The pruiterutor opH'Iiuxi uinui'ii, i eiur oi uiiHusy, wino . cMieyun univvr- Nelson McCliutock, mother of Hilly, sixteen years ago. Shepherd could be released from custody only upon arrangement for bad despite favorable action of the Willy McUioto.k murder cae jury. CHICAGO, June 2rt.0P)lc liouncing William R Shepherd na the perpetrator of a new species of mur der who had slain his foster son, William M4.'lintrk with typhoid Judgv Harry Olson and Alexander I'. Heichiuunn, ngaiust asseitmns ot tne defensa counsel tlutt the trial wan limply n step in a vicious conspiracy agaiui-t Shephi-rd to prevent him in heriling ilcCIintock's estate. Crowo Kaid the reason he put Judge 5lson on the witness stand was t give defense attorneys, William Scott Stewart and W. W. O'Jtrieii an oppor tunity to make good their statements that "We will show Hits case a trame up; that Olson has a financial inter est fu it." "What do you think of tactics of that sort?" demanded Crowe, tia he accused Stewart nnd O'Brien. "You can often tell whether or not the defendant is guilty by the kind of de feuse he presents," sity; Dr. J. (. Ivpman, biologist of Jiutgers college, New Jersey, and Dr. Ward J. McNenl, chief biologist of the pottt graduate medical school of New iork City. Jlixon on Vanjo, Smoky Stevens on Torpedo, wldy Hunt on Quicknilver, Al Oosi ou l'ayday, Hed Shepherd on Lacy Ike. I'at Woods mada the spec tacular ride of the afternoon on Jake. IJoyd Hendej-aon rode Harney Dally. The crowd was entertained between the events by the fancy riding and tricks by Hiram Vrrsteeg, Ed Wright and his 25 cent mule and by Bonnie Grey -and ber f'jOOO borse; by Sam Oarett, champion trick roper, and by Iorenn Trickey, champion cowgirl i-f the world, and Harry Walters. Music was furnished throughout the nftenioon by the Sheridan legion and Hood Kiver official legion quar tet. ' In the Koman Btanding race of cne half mile, Trickey placed first, with Walters second and Steele third. In the relay race, the placings wnro the same as Jn the Koinan standing race. In the calf roping contest, Mike Stewart (juulified as first man by rop ing, throwing and tying his calf in Til 2-. aeconos. Cbet Getting was second. inviting those who art cot for hbn to remove their feet from under the Hy lan patronage table. While the meet- ng was Dot public, it was announced tnose present, including eight Tam many leadera had endorsed his pro posed nomination by "acclamation." This aroused the ire of Comptroller Char-lea h. Craig, a Tammany man, but a bitter foe ofatho mayor who countered with a letter to the district attorney and the governor, calling for the mayor's removal from office on the ground that he had violated the penal code providing against "cor rupt use of a position (or authority." So far scarcely a man has been mentioned seriously for the republi can nomination. ; The "(iOl" leaders aay they are enjoying the row within the wigwam ! and hoping for a wide Hnlit that will ! allow a republican to win iu a demo cratic stronghold. The political forecast is: warmer. r Eugene' national guardsmen arc Cuming home from Camp Jackson this afternoon. After a two weeks' summer enmp under the broiling sun of the ltogue Viver valley, the local troopers struck 4own their tent city last night, slept under ahelter tents over t ho night,' and parked up to return early this .morning. First of the five troop trninn bring ing the boyB north from Medford pissed through Kugrne today about 2 o'clock. The trains bearing the local companies, Company "C," headquar ters company, and medical detachment wore expected to arrive in tho city at 4 o'clock this nftornoon. No formal reception ia planned up on arrival of the soldiers, Kvery man ia looking forward to arriving home jitter tho grueling experience in south ern Oregon. Yesterday afternoon the troopa received the pay which the government allows them for their -training- period. Praia o is expressed by tho guards men for General White's wisdom in altering (he training schedule to meet the unusual weather conditions. Scores of men wero aeut to the boa ,pilul infirmary from heat prostration, despito these precautions, and reports TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY H1XP WANTKl) KKMAI.K-Lady over 21 for ulrn force. Opening! ill Kuitene, Springfield, Junction nnd i ('ottnxe drove. Permanent po.ition paying $110 to ft 10 weekly If you qualify. Call -11M-J for appoint inenV j.v2 KOH RENT Five-room modem hnune at l.'Ul rnttemon St. T. A. ST1VKHH. 1121 Willamette. St. je2T FOH SAI.K K0 tna of liny in aho7ki Oata and vetch, clover. Special price to party taking all. rtione 2.1-K-S. je'.tl BY POLICE HERE J II I THEATRC-gV, JACKIE YOU'LL LOVE IT! Rjgamoffin and wiif , . . ths wits of a kid mitchrd agiintt Dtitiny . , . Jjtkif At hn lov able bru . . . with tlx thrilU and advrnturrt, comedy and pa tho of a great city I &8 Other Features You'll "I give up. Tin tired of breaking (he law." This was a note written to Chief of I'olicc Judkius this morning by Ken neth Powell, IS', a deaf mute, whooe home is at 1t.'IS West Seventh street, Albany, The youth, travel-worn nnd weary, came in to the police department, gave himself up and asked for a bed. lie admitted stealing a motorcycle from u fellow mute at Albany AVcd ri end fly moruiog. After taking his confession, the po lice gave the bay n meal and gave him a bed in the city jail. Sheriff Kicharris of Initio county wan expect ed to arrive this afternoon and- take (he prisoner into custody. Ily the means of written questions and answers, the police drew the boy's story from him. "I stole gaa from cars," the mute wrote. 1 am from the deaf school at Salem, nnd want to go hack. I took the inntoyck'le while it was on the street. T0ASTW1CH SH0PPE SOLD J., W. Warritt of Los Angeles, Cal., purchased rhe Toastwfeh Shoppe, 24 Ninth avenue west from W. J. Clark, at noon today. Mr. Waritt is an old hand at the restaurant business, and was proprietor of tho Alba morn cafe in Lcb Angeles. Mr. Clark's future busine. plans are not yet announced. RANGER'S FATHER DIES " District Hanger Kngles, stationed at the reserve at Lundax, received word this morning that his father died In Portland and ia leaving for that city, i P.uilding for June has exceeded the 2M.(XK) mark already, reported W. H. Alexander, city building inspector this morning, after William Kercher took out 10 permits of $2iH) each for additional bungalows on his bunga low court at Thirteenth avenue and Cross street. With six other bungalows in pro cess of completion on this court, the total improvement work ia brought to 12.000. K. J. Frasier, manager of the Fra iler Iteal Kstate Holding nnd Loan company took out a $2XX) permit for changes in his buildings at Fifth and Willamette as per approved plans by tho mayor, and the fire and water committee of the city carat . I. J. Hoy Hench has the contact for the work. Lawson O. IWadley was grunted permission to do $500 worth of re modeling of his residence at Il'd) Elev enth avenue west. Election Petition Writ Case Starts SAL KM, Ore., June 20. The man damus proceeding brought by L. L. NEW YOKK, June 2fl.(P) Fa ther Knickerbocker's political temper ature has started on its quadrennial ascension, which marks the opening of his mayoralty fight. Wise or other wise. Diagnosticians predict a high fever for the old gentleman long be fore primary day rolls around in Sep tember. Hitherto these temperatures have been caused by efforts of republicans and fusionista to twbit the tail of the Tammany bull. This time, if that feat ia to' be ac complished, it may be by one of the same political faith Mayor John F, Hylnnd. The mayor who baa held office for eight years, is desirous of another ferm. Whether he will be renomina ted by the democratic party Ih a ques tion the Tammany chieftuins have not yet officially decided, but if he doen not get the regular nomination he in expected to run independently. The possibility of the mayor run ning independently Is agitating 'the Tammany braves. The managers of the wigwam are practical politicians with an eye to the patronage nt stake. The mayor of New York rules nn em pire nnd thcfte politicians are not los ing sight of the fact that the metrop olis has many thousands of employes hose payroll runs up into tho mil-1 lions. j This week the mayor sprung n coup by cnlling fn departmental heads and Week-End Features at Paul D. Green's "Store For Men' Golf Knickers and Shirts Golf Hose Smart Sweaters Bathing Suits Neckwear Flannel Trousers Belts . Straw Hats Caps Underwear Smart Hosiery s STOREMEN 715 WILLAMETTE ST. KNOWN FOR GOOD CLOTHES" For healthful complexions ' eat foods made with THE WORLD'S GREATEST Its greater leavening strength means light bakings perfect digestion SAXES ' TIMES TRCSS OF ANY OTHER BRANS EOT? I Swan of .Albany against Secretary of State Kozer seeking to compel the secretary of state to call a special election in September notwithstanding Governor Pierce's veto of the special election bill, was argued in the su preme court today. John H. McNury and Walter K. Koyea appeared aa at torneya for Swan and Willis S. Moore, assistant attorney general, appeared for the state. An opinion in the case may come down next Tuesday. The petition for mandamus sets forth an argument that the governor had no constitutional right to veto the bill. FARM IS SOLD The 60-acre farm of C. S. Calef has been sold to A. L. Ifilsabeck of Alberta, Canada, according to an nouncement of the Sam Hugh Kealty company, where the deal was made. The land ia located west of town. MR. FISHER HERE Fred Fischer, manager of the Fis cher lumber company' Marco! a mill, was in town last evening on business. He stopped to sec his brother, Carl K. Fischer. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Kugene Hotel, main lobby. Outside "work solicited. Phone 2000. GRACE V. OLDHAM jylG W000MEN OF THE WORLD 35th Anniversary Celebration State Fair (Jrounds, Salem, Oregon, SAT URDAY, JCNK 27th. 10,000 Neigh bors will celebrate this great event. 1500 candidates will be initiated. Head Consul I. I. lioak nnd Board of Head Managers will be there to wel come the Neighbors. Kugene Camp 115 needs 75 automobiles to transport Candidates and Neighbors. All neigh bors owining autos please notify Fred Lamb 705 High street, phone 2005 by Ftiday night. Autos will leave W. U. V. hall corner 8th nnd Lincoln street next Saturday morning, 8:30, June 27th. je2G FridayEvemjn. I 1 1 II w 1- ii L 1 1 sv MH-tk m, smr 'II MSI' Orient JdafSrie Try Refreshing Drinks 1 Miring day. of extreme, heat one's body calls out for something cool nnd l'cfreHhing . Almost invariably thin yearning is satisfied by a nice cool drink, in our ico cold, 'pooler is ii'lnrge assortment of various . kinds of thirst quenrbcra Panafla Drjr (iingorale, Cliquot Ginger Ale, Cliquot Tale Jlry, Budwciser, llnihier, Grape Juices, Assorted loti find Calnpooya Water.' These drinks nre on tap any time right off tho ice. They may bc purchased in individual bottles or by the case and may bc drunk in Hie store, or may be taken or delivered to your home. College Ice Cream College Ice Cream, a Eugene product and a very good one, too, is available in cones, bricks or in bulk nnd in any flavor. If College Ice Cream is desired for parties of any kind, we will deliver it direct from the stor to the scene of tho party at the. time it is desired. Table Supply Mayon naise and Thousand Island Dressing These two products that nre made in our store according to our own recipe and under perfectly sanitary conditions, ore becoming not only very popular with the people of Kugene and vicinity, but also through out n large section of the State. Hoseburg, Cottage drove, AVendling, Florence, Newport and other places have recognised mtr product as being superior, and the list is growing nil the time. Table Supply Mayonnaise nnd Thousand Island Dressing is made fresh every day and is contoined In fruit jars bearing our Inhel. They nre superior because our supply is kept fresh constantly and because tho recipe, itself ia superior. The glass containers may be returned when emp ty, nnd its intrinsic value will be deducted from the next jar pur chased, thereby making it necessary to purchase only one jnr. There Is n range of sir.es and prices that will suit your own peraonnl requirements. Every mile pro tected by Auto matic System, the most com plete known t9 science. Portland Limited ttaa only solid tferonaJi train between Port hind and Chicago. Observa tion car with library, lounging room, club room, smoking and card room, barber shop, shower bath, valet service. Ne Pullman sleeping cars with Improved and more commodious dressing rooms for the ladies. Unexcelled dining car service. Nottilng iu part or la tratMV-or-tatsam. Ma aatra far. 70 Hours Bmtwomn Portimnd and Chicago Imwm Portland at 9;3S rarjr morning Standard and tourist sleeping cars through to Chicago, also standard sleep ing car for Denver, and Kansas City. Continental Limited Another 70-hour train between Portland and Chicago, leaving Portland at 4:00 every evening, with observation car and sleeping cars through to Chicago. Through standard and tourist sleeping cars to Denver and Kansas City. Low Fares 88-98 Ninth Ave. West Stanley Building Eugene. Ore. Saturday 7 a. m. Till Noon Cane Sugar, 100 pound Off sack t?UOU Gold Medal Flour, 49 pound QS ffff sack tyAOD Crown Flour, 49 pound CO sack PAt5 Thompson's Best Flour, ILff $2.10 25' Polar White Soap, bars White King Washiw Machine Soap,ft large package 10 Chinook Salmon, No. i can Mission Bell Toilet Soap, 4 bars 15 25- Fruit and Vegetable Department Bananas, pound Everything in Fruits and Vegetables Old Potatoes, Burbank's Netted Gem, 100 pounds Our Meal Department UNTIL NOON (12 o'Clock) SATURDAY BACON BACKS, whole or half piece, QV Ow 128 17 mild sugar cured, pound ... COTTAGE ROLLS, for boil, Lake or fry i RUMP ROAST, all cuts, phoice young beef, pound la effect daily to September 15 to all the prlnci fml Eutcrn Cltiet. Final return limit October 1. Liberal top-over privileges. One-way fla California cither soiof or returning may be arranged il dealrea without much additional expertM. Zloa National Park -Low tummer fare to the aew Wnnderland of Color in Southern Utah. Why not take it in on your way Bait? Tallawstona National Park May also be made aa a aide trip at a tmall ad ditional coat. Ak for free booklet deacriptive of these famous resorts. Our representative will be clad to ffiveyou full Information end help you plan your trip. Address WM. McMURRAY General Passenger Agent Portland. Oregon naosi IraciSac LOOK IN YOUR III Aro there any lines between your eyes? Many peo ple have a constant scowl caused solely by eye strain. . In most cases the scowl can be. smoothed out by properly fitted glasses. Your eyes are your ' your bread-winners. Do not trust to chance about them. Save your eyes. Complete Lens Grinding Outfit on the Premises. . . SSI WILLAMBTTS ST. EUOSNE Ifloody OREGON u j A Jim Dandy Mower Hi Cold ell la it Vorn cuttlnr liKlit running, cnnlly adjusted mower that will give you ycum of aiTYlre. Prices $.S0 to 18.00 GRASS CATOH ERS . Save rnklnx kep tha lawn neuter. Prlc $1.50 Quackenbush's 10 Ninth Avo. E.it Learn fromThoseWhom I Have Cured MX FREE book on Piles nd other Rertnl and Colon dis order, cont.tnadoten. of letter, volun t.rtly written by prominent patient, whom 1 have cured Many of theie case, were of over IS yean Handing, and had made Invalid of the surferera. Send or call foe thU book TODAY and learn how theae people, one and all, old and young, were reatoreil to health. Larn now positive is my WRITTEN CUARANTUt ta citre anr raM ot nwt or Rtt FUND TUB PATIEWS TZK. ULAN. mU..lnc ,at; M atth orricttT PORTtAMOOfV h ntan Bulls One Week Special Crystal White Soap 100 Bars No Limit $3.90 No Limit BERRIES ARE SHORT Thrrn Is nn aurpliia of bfrr.r of any kind this year, and thf domanf, on them i hoary. If you wish berries for canning, give us your order wo win taae cure oi it tor you. Your Picnic Plans May He Complement ed Here By Giving Us Your Order Table Supply Co. A Food Department Store Cor. 9th & Oak Sts. Phone 246 I Saturday and 3V2onday Specials! 3 lbs. Golden Bannnns .. 25c Fresh Creamery Butter, lb. 43c 7 lbs. New Potatoes 25c 4 lbs. Green Tens 25c Beets and Carrots, per bunch 5c 0-lh. sack Best Cano Sugar (delivered with groceries) .... 65c 3 packages Jell Well .. 25c 3 cans Campbell's Tori; nnd Beans 25c 3 pneknges Calumet Corn Starch 25c 3fe Jar Mrs. Porter's Salad Pressing 19c 2 Small Jars Sliced Beef 25c 2 cans Pelicia Sandwich Spread 25c Two 35c cans Palace Car Salmon 49c Quart Jar Amaizo Oil 39c 0-lb. Sack Buckeye Oat Meal 49c 2-lb. can Royal Shaker Salt 10c 4'w Can Poyal Baking Powder 35c Pint Bottle Catsup 4 lbs. Bulk Cocoa 4 lbs. Bulk Macaroni 3 lbs. Fancy Head Bice 3 lbs. Prunes .. '2 lbs. White Figs ( lbs. AYliite Beans Watermelons, lb. Twin Loaf Bread 22c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 50c .. 4c 15c 5 No. 2 cans Broken Sliced Pineapple No. 2i can Goody Goody Sliced Pineapple 3 Large Cans Tomatoes .. 3 Cans Corn or Pens - 0 Tall Cans Armour's Milk ..- K .1 ik r.,l,o., C,lli. T?.-iiillS 35C T 11. X (lV,IilEV ... 4 Cans Light House Cleaner 7 Bars White Flyer Soap -----10 Bars Crystal White Soap - 2 Packages Puffed Wheat .. 3 Tacknges Tost Tonstica Salted Pennuts. 11) 1-11). Can Edward's Dependable Coffee 3-lb. Can Edward's Dependable Coffee yV'u 5-lb. Can Edward's Dtpoiulable . Coffee "Joe 1-lb. Peaberry Coffee 3 lb. Box Soda Crackers - 4J-1D. Jiox uraiiam t,i.' 25c 25c 39c 25c 29c 20c $2.45 SSc 4!)-lb. Sack Olympic Flour Aluminum Percolator, speu.y. - Ball Mason Quart Jars, per doztn 100-lb. Sack Cane Sugar $ (cash at the store) -: ..y 8-lb. Pail Pennant Shortening - Haskell Feed & Grocery Co. niivo ct ...,... , Pnne 904 Olive Street Free Delivery in Citv Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention 522 Like, Too..