The Eugene guard., June 26, 1925, Image 3

1,:,lav Evening, June 2G, 1923 '
. . THE EUUE.NE GUARD pfl T,
nnfinO I rilir mn the noU11,I marhle arm .l.,v. nar.., : : - -. :
ura Llavl run - - - hank huh i n idmv dii m in i rn
:i iiiiii ULLuUiln I lull H V I 1111 ml I Ml
of the 2(10 nouiiil marMe rm .1,.
eren me street, but no one u in.
I Jured.
! A five ton granite hall va kno.k
: ed from a tower of tlie Ainerivan
mueiin, nf natural history by another
bolt. The ball tore a hole iu the roof
winiK.wa and ripped up '2
feet of stone wall alons a drirewav
I.ightnine hit the North Hudson
hosp.tal and Emmanuel Evangelical
rfcurrli in inion l ily, X. J. Kiftv pa
tirnts thrown into a panic and a
hole four f,. , was ,orn jn Ih(,
tower of the church.
jlEDFCHiD, Ore., June M. Tn
., f the Ores' n national guar.ls
a in ana here sir.ee June 12 let:
tome this inurnii: g at spven
'jck. 1'he first of the tax trains
rjin; the soldiers departed at five
Vs. A Miiall rear guard force left
!,ml 10 clean up minor details.
:i ri'in.iin' at L'unip Jacktom.
Last Willi Adjutaut-lleneral White,
,!,( farewell event oi tne encamp
. presented the city with a bri
. fine.
t;eral White left t' day for ramp
;rrv, l where tie will inspect the
:lilery tn-.tncb of the tlregon natioti-
r,l White, the encampment was "m' 'I"'""- rnlhv-
. -without , ,iBf Or-o Ti.:.' ;""";:;
oi serious nuie.ss, no arrests tor i hr , v....t. i. , ' "
o.clerl.v conduct, and while the p , r . " ' 1 1
New Railroad for
Idaho Mill Coming
MINNKAI'Ol.is. ,lne in. (.
struction of a M.IKHIlKKl fori,- ,.,u
I hne of railroad into the Clearwater
i timber district, of Idaho to serve the
: largest white pine lumber mill in the
i Pncific Northwest, was annunccd to
I day hv Charles Uonrlly. president of
iiber w;ls hot, it is a condition," he!
Fueifie railroads to serve the Clear-
,i. -tliat prevailed over the entire' .,., .,,.., ' :. "
rthweft. ! lllmh ' ,, , ,...,.. , "
Jeneral "lute also stated that in' !.,... ., V ,,
prohabi,i,y the encampment would , ?S ' " 'Id " "I?"
belli h"re nsnin noxt jf.ir.
arnimincpr that the I'nion l'nnfio nml
1Df0Ul?r"8 ire ,i u.e Pn-,his Vnft rnsrtu-t nnothrr lino
inllmrm i mi... ... .MHPnammfnt j from H(MU, l0 Klnmath Falls. Or.-.,
iDdpiunt, was the motor rarnvnu Lmh,.. hn,-;i,. 1 .1:,..-:..
nduolcd by lornl rilizens tn Cratr.'i
ie nationrtl pnrlc and Kin math Falls!
Saturday, J00O soldiers hvhvi ! K OJ1 fl rrOPPcc I ah
i'unsidt'ralilt interest is htniig man:
f'stt'J in tae Fuurih nf July rt'icbr.i
iin at the Kust'iie-Siirinsiif Id Auto
tump to Ik? ioni.'rt'd i.y ta Kugeno
I. .. O. F. band. The fai-t that it is
tlie ni,v cf ifbration in tho alUv, h
f tr as is known, its airtf!i;.ilid:iY to
Kugone and iiusfiolJ, its two larsf
shady Krrs, its wolis uf coid water,
its large opi-n air daiicing pa m.t.,
uie nf the lurct'-t and iu vt tin
itnimry, niakt- it an operial attracti- u
to tin youn pfojde whu vnj..v oaii-:-ititf.
Thf raih'i-i-ihuis, a n.tt-d jar or
fhtsira has bfvn ciiRagi'd to supply
the inspirati n for the invai n.
Hon. K. J. Adams wiK dtlner thrt
oration of th day. 11 mi ln.se w ho
know Mr. Adam' ability as a .peak,'r
together wnh the knowIedKt and ex-pi'iiem-t-
aotpiircd by him at the na
tional capitol the past few years mav
expert n treat.
1'1' iity of music will he supplied ''.v
the I. O. i. F. band dunnc the day
and evening, and the sport-lovin- pu-.i-lir
will be entenained duriiiR the at I -ern
oti with n variety of amuf-emmr i.
Prizes art bin; arrannetl. and a pm
Rram f. r the entire day will soou bi
ready.
Husband Held for
Punching his Wife
! NF.W YORK. June 2V(4 n-
: mestic trviibtes of Arthur K. Ilourne. 1
1 ir- -1- snindson of Commodore
Frt'dcri.-k (i. Itoiirne, sew -ir.j marhine
masnate who left a jio.UNi.oHt
tate. h&vn eiilmmiteil in hi nrret
niter a chase by his wife, 'who .is
he punrhed her n-'se.
i'atight by a police automobile di
rected hy his wife, liourne pleaded
: "not guilty."
For two days, his wife. Heal ri. e '
' laticy Bourne. a!.o I'l. laid siece to
his apartment, house. She said idle
wanted to .pn-siion him regrdinc
livor,e suit he filed in Fasad. na. t al..
rect'ntly.
.t.-iirne came home Ut nisht. An
arj;iiiiH-nt en-sued while a emwd ptlh
e.eil. M.. punched her nose, she said.'
and fled throned the crowd. Cum- ,
tnnn.Ieerirp a potter flivver. Mrs.
B-'iime stood on the running board
and directed the police driver until
Bourne was c.i'ughl three b'ocks far
ther on. !
June
French Rats Have
County Explained
Circle Drill Tea m
Goes to Portland
PEARLS ARE FOUND
PAUIS, Jnnp IM. A liecklaee of
I'M pearls valued by experts at StH.
0( francs tahout $.;tlin was found
in the street last night and promptly
handed into the police by the finder.
Fr-'iich law provides that the finder !n
such cases berames the Irgnl owner
if (he object in unclaimed for a year
and a day.
MlTCllKI. Fli:i.l N. Y
twt-,Tgrant nouglas i:. Log
nn, tf the I nit cd States army air ner
vier, was kilh-d at Muehel field tolay,
when a p.eee of propeller, broken in
the fall of a Martin bomber, in which
he wa ridn-.g. tore through the fusel
age and pierced his heart, lie has
relatives in Bisbee. Aru.
The bomber, piloted by Lieutenant
J. A. WiKoti. was undergoing a trial
flight, being .iu.t out of the engineer
ing (-hop. Twenty foet from the
ground a g tt of wind tilted the plane
and it fell, breaking a propeller and
stripping the under carriage.
With terrific force, a piece of the
propeller flew off and rp,,,,t through
the forward cockpit in which l.ogun
was riding,
Workman's Arm is
Fractured in Fall
building when it slipped and fell under
mm. ne struck (he inirrrete tde-1
walk, suffering, besides the broken
arm. a badly bruised right hip.
TWO ARE EXECUTLD
STATF 1'KXITKNTIAHY. K1IY- j
I Vll.I.K, Ky June (. - uJiieori: :
Fnrrell. Richard Nrwhmise an. I Klmer(
Hail, the "BourUui bandits." who:
killed Frank Buehnn in an attempted
lank roh.-ry at tMinionvdle, a venri
; ace, piid in full for the:r crime t
.day. t'almiy. the thr-'e Ncwp. rl. Kr.J
yotiitis entered the death home and J
wri . lectroeutrd.
MINISTER IS NAMED
SWAMPSOtTT, Mnss.. June LU j
iAi -Alfred .1. Pearson of Iowa, w is!
appointed todty V.r President 'oolide
t be minister t Finalmi. John B.
Stettin, of Philadelphia was eleerdj
for the post. Jl,. no mailed for!
Finland and it ws said h rr toil. 1 1
that he would remain In the dmlomi:.
jervtee, although ll.e president wasj
n-1 prepare. I fo announce bis new
asHignmcnt.
Mr. Pearson resides in PesMuitieR,
rONTKSSloXS f. r stands, attri
tions, amusements, racks. shotin?
galleries, ete. Big 4ti Celebration at
Midw-av F.ugene-SnrinKfield Auto
Park. Large crowd avmirr,. Address
It lyniotid Torrey. Manager I. U, O. F.
Band, Phone .'JiMi. jr-;
POPULAR DANCE
Ar Ttinriton Saturdiiy. June 27.
Vnsie by inliiert'it orchestra. je'.'7
n 1 , . : ' -'i-ii, un .ins oeen eiuniov-
UlllCerS XIeCted ' p(1 government r ad work for the ;
! past seven months between Bluehlv
mum. Wh. Jnim n.. f, A! and Swisshnme. is trvin; to interest!
U'ailministrntion rules the Order of i ,tl!p I'nnp t'"Vnty r"lirt in n PnrP
ch Ita's today. ' 1 ' ,UI "'""iiiig mat ne no:as n pat-i
it a midniyht 'election last nisht. P,lt nn- hp havi,, bppn K" th" I
.order, the "fun" organization nf 1 ,iU,in. t year. The procrs of
Bisahled Americans Yeierans. B,.. r . , "iaipria! fllllin!"" " ,
:ed llobart C. Kineaid of Walla P'T n"lps 1,0,1 KlvPs 0P,tpr ''
mm Miriiw e. ine invemer Claim-. :
Ah-lit "(Ml miles of road in eastern '
Uregnn is cited as nn example of the
success nf the process by Mr.
'N'eil. The inventor formerly was
ng:'gri in mad work as a contractor;
ilia, Wash., as imperial g-dden ro-
iltlier officers elected include: ,Iditi
Ichuprnian, St. Louis, iinpnrial silver j
lent; J. B. .MacCredie, Jietroit, im-
WIIHI uinr ivurui, 11. .a. rwiiriey, . t , .
s Angeles, imperial redeeyed ro-
it: Kugene V. loten. Ietroit. was
.sen as the iron claw, and Jesse j ESCAPE IS RECAPTURED
,1L St. l-oijis, and W. C Cross. TAI'O.MA, Wash.. June LMi. Mnr '
oma. vasn.. were maoe imperial j l" iiiinen. escaped ir.eii isiauo :
SPi:iN(iITKI.l. June Spe
ciali The drill team of the Spring
field lirele of the Neighbors of Wood
craft leaves today for Portland where
it will put on work for the (iraud
Circle Nession of t ho NVghhors of
Woodcraft in the civic auditorium to
morrow night.
Acconipjinyinc .Mrs. Wilbur Lloyd,
captain, and Mrs. Lilian Rhodes, has
bearer. re the f -llowing piiHrds:
Mesdames Stella F.aton. K. L. Burt
nett. W. A. Lambert, Alva Mcpher
son. II. McPhrrsmi, Jack Larson,
Kathryu Puncan, Ora Hartley, Wal
ter Lipes. Bay Stevens. J. B. lMde
brand. and the .jisses Ida Cix, liladxs
Xytroiii, l.Nu-a Mastersou and Azalte
Hartley.
I !
1 KI'tlKXF. COLt nCTIOX AtiFXCY I
ss .n .to MiXFit :u.ni;.. phoxi-:
X. W. II. BI.OWKKS. Mtill. if1
SlMvlXiJFlDl.n, June Jf.. (Spe
rial.l (ieoige Catrhing, OS years old.
suffered n broken arm yesterday af
ternoon when he fell about B feet
while working ns a carpenter on the
framework of the new First National
bank building at Fifth nud Main
streets. The break is a bad one, ac
cording to Ir. H. P. Mortensen. at
tending phjsioinn. it being a compound
fracture in the elbow.
Mr. Catching was working on a lad
der on the Main street aide of the
lents. equivalent to nn executive
.umittee,
kew York Storms
Result in Damage
NEW VOIIK. ' June 2H.UP)
ater New York wns recovering to
r from the effects of n severe
mderstorm.
A bolt knocked an nrm from ttie
ss a'op one of the two majestic
res of St. Patrick's cathedral, while
10 persons; were inside. Fragment
convict, was captured late last night
by Guard Pangen in the basement of ,
the John Holmes ranch near the pris-
on. where he had gone for food. Han- I
sen's capture resulted from clues
picked up by prison officials when I
they found several jars of jam in a 1
machine shop on the prison grounds j
identified as that stolen from the farm ;
home. Hansen made his escape Tu-1
esday while at work at the prison. !
Immanuel Singers
Coming to Eugene
OLD TIME DANCE j
At Mt. Vernon. June L'Tth. Album
quilt given away. Good music. Kvcrv--
body welcome. jr7
The Immnnuel male quartet, which
lias sung with success before Iiiil
Sunday's large gatherings, and with
Col. William J. Bryan on (our ,1.
bouihern California, will sing i:i Eu
gene Sunday night.
All four men in the quartet were
born on the farm, and have won their
rec'gnition with persistent pffon 01
musical circles. Tney have mitig to
packed houses of from TilKIO to 7M Ml
persons. While in Washington. I. C,
Price Correction
Ford Tudor Sedan
Complete with starter mid Balloon Tires, Eugene
713
Instead of $796.40 as advertised in last Friday's
(inard.
E. C. SIMMONS CO.
Authorized Ford Dealers
E. C Simmons Fl'OFA'K L. E. Simmons
Spend the Week-end
up the
McKENZIE
For A' Real Outing
go up the
McKENZIE
SEYMOUR'S
AYatrh for the Orange and Black Signs
SOFT DRINKS REFRESHMENTS
SUNDRIES TIRES TUBES
A l'loasnnt Site for Your Party
Make Plans Now
For The
Fourth
God's Country
Calls
King's Grocery
AT HENDRICKS BRIDGE
Beautiful Camping Grounds
Spend the Week end Here
Get Your Groceries at the
Alder Grove Grocery
i Mil above the Hnti-hery
Cns, Oil. nnd Free Cnmp Hrounds
G. VV. MILLICAN, Prop.
Walterville Garage
FIRST CLASS MECHANICS
TIRES TUBES ACCESSORIES
GAS AND OILS
Fair Prlce Prompt Servlca
Free Auto Camp Ground on River
Free Air, Repairing, Tiros and Tubes
Vida Service Station
PAYNE 4. DAUGHENBAUGH
The Best of
FISHING
Rainbow Garage
Storage and Free Air
TIRES AND TUBES
Expert Auto and Tire Repiincj
j. w. McDOWEUL, Prop.
1
HI S RESORT
WHERE YOU GET THE BEST ON THE
McKENZIE RIVER
33 Miles East of Eugene
Beautiful Sites For
CAMPING
Cascade Resort
52 MMet From Euone
WARM TANK 0R SWIMMING
DANCING FISHING TENNIS
,,, tT llenf. fMrni.heH or rnf'irm.hH
SPECAL CHICKEN DINNER EVERY SUNDAY
'
SPARKS' RANCH
Forty-tlve Miles East of Eugene
HOME COOKED MEALS
Homt Made lea Cream and Candles
SUNDAY CHICKEN DINNERS A SPECIALTY
World's
Largest
Chain
Department
Stoi-B
Orc-anization
571 DEPARTMENT STORES
Reliable
Quality
Good3
Always
At Lower
Price3
942-946 Willamette, Eugene, Oregon Cottage Grove
Buy Your Bathing Suit Here Good Assortment At All Prices
The Water is Cold
but
OH BOY!
NIMROD INN
THE PLACE TO ENTERTAIN
YOUR VISITING FRIENDS
FOR DINNER
5K122SK
Solar Straw
Hnta for Men
With fancy llrx brim
and wcalhcr-proofrd to
resist wear 'and weather.
Good lines and correct
proportion.
Trimmed with extra
quality silk bands and fuU
leather sweats.
$2.49
Tropical Suits Ready
Style Comfort Low Price
Well tailored suits that will
comfortable, dressy, made of
look the part of Summer.
la two and three-button
model for men and
young men. Colors: grey,
brown, sand, Navy in
plain colors and stripes.
The moilel you want st
fhe riRlit price is here. An
exceptionally Rood selection
at the low price of
$24.75
$29.75
Other Summer Suits at
$13.75 to $22.50
hold their shape. Coot,
dependable fabrics that
Lf t-'k
flip
eKtriofc
Voile Frocks Are Cool !
Made in the Smartest Modes .
III
fill"
h
Keep cool I And look
well I These are ac
complished when vou
wear a voile dress. Tho
frocks we are showing
are made in winsome
styles and they are,
trimmed with lace,
plaits, sashes, and other
suitable variations.
You Will FlnJ Our Prlo
Most Advantagaout I
These dresses are In
aiies and styles for wom
en and misses, t'riced at,
each,
Sea
These
Dresses
5KI339H.
Stylish Stouts
New Dresses
Women with larger
figures know this is the
Store where they can be
fitted becomingly a n J
well. See our Si t k
Presses for stylish stouts.
Triced from
$9.90 to $14.75
Apron Dresses
Note the Low Price I
Only quantity purchase by
our New York Buyers per
mits us to sell these splendid
Apron Dresses at ao low a
price I
Many attractive styles,
Amoskeaf gingham and
Scont perr-i- '"ach.
89c
For
Hoc woman, whose cvcrij Imir
demands that she Look her Vest
J.
(fit
i'l I
an
L. Ill ,i
FREE SPECIALS M
the regulae ! .00 fac
If you are beautiful, you will be sought
after you will be invited everywhere
and life will overflow with social and
personal happiness day in and day out.
Tin' iikc nf tlii'Hc four Hniii'illit itiMiis,
r.niK'illu Cliiy, Colli 'renin. 'iuiish
inir 'n'Min fiml powili-r, which cnin
prisc the comii1cIc lioiicilla Mi'tliml,
most Miiily point tin wiiy to pcr-
onnl loVI'lillfMH.
Miss Lucia Flaitva
l'limoiii iiullioiity mi nkin aii'I complex
ion will In' lit this stoic giving free
ilenionsliiilioii.s of lloncilla products ii;
our window nt dil'l'en-nt iiitTval
lliioiiiilioul the ilny. The reimiiniler of
tin- ilny Mirs IMaltvn will be in the.
toilet ifoiuN cectiim nnd will rxplnin in
detitil the Moiii'illn melhod of eleiinn
iiikI lieiiutifyiii(C the hkin.
isa Luda Plattv will giva absolutely tree of charge I no obligation)
al treatment In privacy ai our atore, by appointment only.
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W. A. RuykendalL Inc.
DRUGGISTS
Telephone 23
870 Willamette