The Eugene guard., July 01, 1925, Image 8

THE EUGENE GUAED
Wednesday Evening, July 1, IC'L'5
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Girl Student is High Jumper
Aprroitinat I?' 4 'XX,000 tn.ut nre
H(iv at the M K' l.r.t ha I eh r? onl
boat lHO.OtK, t the Oakridg Int
ewdinff li Matt Ityrkmiii, H'liKf-inicjuj.-nt
(u:e ijit'hfi'if, B'"
l.M-ii in Lnuv v.-amy dimi tii'1
frw day vifili'tK the ht herb's iwe.
It is ei'in-ti'I the! in :1 ifsr fu
ture dintrihuiifin of t
tnut will lie tjsh'J" fffiii id! ht-hi-r- j
let. thi tifT!;H ncjent iiitif,
fhrnirb he U'hU ti.;:f inre nl nrv
fa ihe i"ijcy of Hi hl'hTy offi
nria to Iclil th- fifli unil tlirv nre
a Inrifp size is in tht wy the lo-n
i hfid lo a minimum, Tti trout nt
th" luieJierie t presmt flre ti ry
s.nnlt. The hnt rnrlhM is f rliMrih-
ute nnly the "finjirlinjr," th l.irjcrrj
mii trout, Ann lve t lift smim ntieii
at :he filnf to i!-vrloj iuffjcieritly o
that tlnr will not be such n Iksvj
ioMH wln-n they lire plafnl In the
aireams, the Hiippniitf nlnt s'iite.
Unny front eric hsve heii lalcn
from Ihnmon'I litk. thm jenr snl the
percent nf Ion fr'irn this sunn'.
ha hen rery low, Mr, Itvi kinnn
say. 'J'he best fin tnkint in the hi- j
tnry f the Ink ntfitiort is re"r'i'l !
tbii year, he mid., loiter trout ejtim I
will lie tnkrn from Krmnhetle niifl j
Cleiir Iskea in Iitne county. i"iitthront
front emr hsve b.-en taken thin yi-nr
from 'irlnnjcle lake and thii in ex
p'fied to he devi'ifted further.
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welU, of Vnllcjo, oan took her , JgS
f I 'or t land Tu'uday to visit Mr, Mahel
CoiyeJL
Mich Hlie 8??wart returned Tuei
dny from Kiifn- where ln hnn been
vihitinjf the Kd Tiilh-r faintly,
j itev, 0, S. J'orrejtter who hiiK bepu
with the t e ,1 I h od in t fh u re b of
;Coltit)fe Grove the patt yt-ar haa been
j even the I(oifburg charfte for next
jyear and will lenve with hi-family
j VVednenday for Jtoefburg. Itev. h-a-,
rer yiuitb from the northern Jli'.'hi-
; (fun couf'Terjce has bt-n givi'D th
j "ott:i(; Grove dmrc. (
I AI. G. LyobH fri-iu Ilnjfcne moved bis !
: fa'oi.'y T'j'stiy into the Harvey cot
t-i if? on tlie corner of X. Sixth ctreet
, and Vhitt?akr avenu'. Mr. Lyons
work in ttie Jiiilie gitruge on South
Fifth street.
'J'he Choral rJub in giving a benefit
Wednesday night In tiip Arrade for
t Ji aid of rhe i-hildren'fl park play-groumh.
went blifbrly on their way inviting j handclasp, a hitch of his trounerfi,
Clnrence Xirrw to come and come:0ntj a joke that everybody knows, but
I nobody will tell, won Dayton.
HELD LEASE CAUSE
(CoutiuiKd from page one)
SPRINGFIELD
Aftr shfl had ahown her Iieela
to n fb-M of aprintera. Dorothy JIo
wella, of Vallejo, alan took her
heolg over th hiKh Jump, nt four
fcot, Pvrn Itwhea. Hhn wbh on
of tho hlgh"Kl point winner In a
8irl' fnd m"'t hdd In San Frmi-
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SI'KIN'GKIKMt, .Inly 1. iSperial)
Air. and Alra. Carl Speare of .Mar
co I a were Sjiringfield viaitfra yesterday.
Airs. Howard Alelaon wan here from
Air. boheny eai-I. "With a fon-e I
shall in'ipr forget, he ask-d me to
vitalize the result of evin a tPinpo
j rary alien invanion uf the I'jcifb
i coait,
i Secret Orders Given
( "lie startled me with information
p'grtrding ordr-rs wbi'-li had boon giv
en to forr-jgn war vessels and even to
mf-n-hniit ship in the Tai-ific for their
mobilization on incredi'ily short notice.
Uo pointed out that modern warfare
h:td reduced the efficiency nf roast de-f-nsp
po that they were no loner to
he relied on. Hp told me that in nn
ntta'-k on this country by a navy in
the Pacific defeat war ptire to come to i
our fle-r nrib'Ps there whh an ade- :
l'i;tte naval oil reserve in Hiw.tii.
"He said every responsible naval :
officer in Washington had received
he did
! Suspenders Win
t And Dayton, with her ritzieHt airs
' upon her. capitulated ro a homely,
j fdonrhy nan who stuck his thitmb
behind good elastic bine suspenders
and pulled them down until they
' snapped.
"Ala ma, who's that man every -'body's
lo -kin' nt?' a boy .-hild was
heard to inquire as the Darr"w uto
from Chattanooga stopped in front '
, of tlx postoffice. i
"That 'a Clarence Darrw and you j
come right away from there"' said;
the maternal parent. j
"I'.ijf why, manm, what's everybody I
lookin nt him for?' j
"iie'n if wicked man from the ci'y
who don't believe The Kook"'
"He ain't from me city, ma. He
wears his pants tip just like pa
does."
And so Harrow wi'h
Kmile,
' The Dayton Progressive club gave
him a bannuet at the local hotel with
fried chiiken and pink ice cream.
Just Common. That's 0 arrow
Then Darruw made the big hit of
bis life. He held his chicken drum
stick in his fingers, lie drank bis
iced tea with the ooon hit tine his
eye. He spread out his wink-flowered I
; paper napkin over his lap and bis
I speech bristled with references to
"the peace and glory of simple, small
; town life."
j And he pushed back bis coat,
stuck his thumbs through his sus
j penders. beamed and said
"I wouldn't know but what I was
'in the little Ohio community where
I was born. It is different from Chi
jVago. Hut no worse "
And Da; ton's hotel rocked with ap-
J plause.
,iliK (.rday for u " "Z . , . . " . 0""
power in the Pacific were adequate
j jor war. jie raiien my attention
treatment.
Air. and
Airs. Hugh Jolliff and
h
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ti&mxX I WE ALSO TURAIS MICKEY WALKER IS
SICKER 0l,E,iE0D,E ALL SET FOR GREB
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JOE. VI LLIAM S
fcw w mi m i
rVUK JlAltVAItl) on-1.11. to iiiimt
hi a hd of tn ii ii In hitli on
udMing ail lie baekuHKh they lake
from oppnuing crewg (liene
Ali. kfy Wnlker hm finelly sjfrefd io
battle Dave Hhnde and oth, tmw Air.
Mharie mmt dread It
Mr, Afrix Marnlmi will compete in
the ainitrtir Rolf rhampiiiiHliip ajtn n
thl yenr Tlim r.-nin the re
porters will Imve Noii)etlun rUe 1v
grouch about benidei the jri tent
NrcoiiitnodHliolia and tlte fond.
Have you ever mill I flmt the blrdj
who is nioitt proficient in imtkinjc t - j
rnrt Im tin s b't of Ihui.ti j
to liie them?
Word from Knghutd In that Diumy
Kruh, the fighter, Is uu n as big n
he used o be W iln tint nr. , I
word from Kiintaiid lo know he imi l
be twice e terrible,
A high Ri'hnol pit. her U ber i
ineii by the Itraves n onKi,t
to Im perfectly at home mure mini
'f IIk lirsvei piny hiKh srhool ball.
A Mulligan athlete gt file lettet
the other dny niter wniiiiif )r,ns.
At Jim liecn rrmurki-d by
the pofeitl n-rucit )n suiip.y
NKW yOKK, July 1. (P) A dis
turbance ef marked biteniilty has been
rcginired In baseball. Where once
stood a peaceful Philadephinn end a
fearsome Giant, there are now su
austere Kenntor and a beligereut Pi
rale. The mighty Walter Johnson came
firlh yeNterday lo lift hie Washing
Cm l iethreri to the heigbla over the
Alhleiies. .Meanwhile, Jaek Scott kill
ed the G.ftnt hopes by failing to halt
tbe llraves.
Johimon made June' last one of
hi rarest days, pertaining m Pi
rulei to spe.td their energy m a loiiiiu
ballle wtih (he Cubs, 1 (o O. Kiiuff
ms.i' allowed PiitMhurgh only ibi-re
Safeties,
.I-'ii. e will out for (he New
V- ik Yankee and captured hia tenth
mlory of tlio seanuu from the (ei
Sin ;i to 0, Ilosiou colleeied only
I. Idta.
The While Sng rcipiired PJ iitninge
I i b real the St. Louis llrowu II In
I. Alniutgcr Culliim ami Kbf.'lntf ..n,.l.
lorni uiree HlngloN,
of Airs. Jt
Henry Korf was fined $2 venler
day for parking his automobile with
out lights in violation of city ordi
nance number 481.
Miss Crystal itryiin, daughter of
Airs. Maude T. Aryan, is recuntrating
1 after her recent appendicitis opera
J tion.
j Clayton Ilarher, who was taken to
i the Kugene hospital Mondafr threaten
j ed with blood poisoii in bis leg, is
I home again.
James AM'herson went to TVend
bng yesterday to, take a truckload of
lumber for the Afurcola school house
which is under Construction.
Dr. end Airs. W. C. Jtebhnn and
Walker tomorrow night will make I Constance ltehha ren.'m,.,! .,.
evening from Seattle where they upem
la week viaiiing at the home of Dr.
Ilebhan's listvr, Airs. A. D. Windom.
Air. and Airs. l J. (irahain and .Mr.
flflilfhtPr Mnrinri. m,,, I,,,,,. f,.n " 1 e "U1 HI
u i, . , , . . tn nrt ,fint there Btill existed a
Ilend .Monday where they visited rel-! Wf.ii.LftIt. ,raa,v k... .1 "
atives over the week-end. i. ...;. . B.
tiUM rinr. i . , ... j liinioji nun hip mo8 wonf er
AIihb (Jara Jones, who is taking :fi ,..,,;,. ,i. 1,11.
nurse's training at the Pacific Chris-j Mr Jh)hm sai( h '
t.an hospnal in Kugene, was a guest L hn(, inf(irilln(l "f T.;.?"?
I .Mo,h,er yesterday. , tinu ,itif, u.pn w:frn(1( . . ....
coniKientiai nnd secret character be
en use of fear that the arms confer
ence, then in session at Wishington.
might be wrecked by revelation of
plans for a naval base in Hawaii.
nkw yonrc,
3. Mickey
h"i
his second attempt to enter the small
circle of great boxers, who have
ruled two divisions.
Against Mike M;Tigtie, light-heavyweight
king, in a fight at Newark,
N. J.t Walker, Hie welterweight
champion, failed in his initial effort
last winter because the New Jersey
boxing law forbids decisions. He was
given an unanimous newspaper ver
dict, but a knockout was required to
add the second title to his lint. In
his second attempt, Walker will aim
at the middleweight title of Hurry
Greh tomorrow night at the Polo
Grounds in oll(, nf (W0 fifteen round
bouts, featuring the curd at the Ital
ian honpital fund. This time there
will be Judges for a deciKion and the
title niu puss on puiiiu.
Greb and Walker took their lat
strenuous workouts, tbe former at
.New lurk gym, the latter nt his
(Continued from page onp)
victories of his Jons career, when
Lhirence Darruw won Dayton.
narrow came to Davton n day or
so Ofo to plant his hiK KimH on the
defense lino for yonnc I'rof. John T
ml .Mrs. John Fitzgerald are IcuviiiK i s"0""-''. accused of teaching evolution
next week for lst Jjike to spend a
month. 'J'hey will he accompanied by
Mrs. Haley, Clem Frank, .Mr. anil
Mrs. J. K. Yoder, anil .Mr. and Mrs.
II. H. AlcKinney who will olso be in
the party.
t.'l.iyton Ilarber of the office. force
of the Itoolh'Kclly sawmill, was taken
to the Kuitenv hospital yesterday l I 'u'ii'
rieclvo treatment for Jill injured knee,
lie skinned it in a fall while on a
lishin trip, and it is feared that blood
l ohouing has set in.
I DANEBO T
ap.'iiiiHt the laws of his slate.
Dayton, 17fW stroiiR, has been de
dared Hm per cent American and fun
damentalist. -
All Set to Be Cold
Pnyton. stronc in her creed, was
"aein" Harrow, wlio would not affirm
to the written renuest of her ilicni-
snak
other,
n ful.
The vlclury of the Au.ei ,.mii p,,b
f"iir at llutllntl,,,,,, i, ,rl, 1Miml.
at than joii think It help, the
MonriMllleis u fr.,.t
Ilieir failure (o win a .ii hour day.
The current il.l.nlr belweui the
pio uionk,)! and tlm siiil nionkev, ,
lnle hack to that ,uitiiuer mIoui the
baiiaims tnt a, u. ,,, 0 lu,
IIHtioU.
A letter from Joe ,st,.,-,,.r all
riouniT. hi, li,teiKn ,,u, wr,.
Ii"f Iwk 11, It. ,u ,,,., .,,,
Amelk-rtn Hpoil." (r- Kte.-l-ec
in, ur,t DiimoriNt the
g.in, hB pt-iMliired.
caniii in Nuininir . .1
I'leveland, tiiaiuii a five run rail, A hnlf mile from WnlWer1.
le sliih, o.errama the Tisers. II Charley Welncrt went throuuh his
pnocs for Uteen rnumls with Harry
Wills, nejro henvyweiitht.
Jim Slattery of ltuffalo, N. Y
who meets Dave .Sliade in n six round
bout, Is eiepected here today, after
having conditioned for the fiuht In hia
homo city, simile is already on the
scene, as nre Jack Sharkey and Joe
oauiains ot manv years.
opcniiiK four roimils
Hi 1 1
lo :i.
The I'liillies and HodiserB also trav.
eb'd extra intiiiiKs, l lie decision finally
oiti to Fleli lier's S'piad 111 t .
I The HcfcTce
DANKIIO, .yune 2(1. I Special.)
Ilnrold McDowell Is spending this
week at the SJocuni home.
Mr. and Mrs. 10. II. 1,'uuse of Hub
bnnl motored to Kugene Sun.hu- and
spent the day nt tbe Lee llciumnn
nome.
Mrs. Ornssen and daughter Lillian
were Kugene shoppers Tuesdar.
Mr. and Mrs. I'hilip (letchel from
rainard, Minnesota, were guests at
the home of Mr. nnd .Mrs. Alfred Pet
erson last week.
that he believed that
Row l.vc the opi.le or that the flood
came.
Davton would show the world that
it took more than a bij name to make
Dayton forgive a modernist.
Most folk in Dayton hadn't wanted
i .arrow Drought upto their nutive soil,
anyway. .Mayor A. 1'. Haggard him
self publicly opined that it might he
belter to slop ihe whole trial busi-
if ' Icfenso brought manv
Darrows to town.
Hut young John Sr'oprs, the indict
ed college boy science teacher, earned
$l.riO n month. If he lost the case his
fine would he $.100. i'
-Timinal lawyers like Clarence
Harrow came high. Harrows did mil
often offer their services free or 1,,,,.
case. Local di fense. attorneys
How ninny points did Kinsev of
lillmois score In the llig Ten ouldoor
track nod field meet m lie IV S. H.
He roiinled nine, finishing f,-,t In
the high hurdles and sei I mer Ihe
low stlckl.
When did Waller llnten
HHlisli open golf title? . F
In HC! sod lie .
win the
It. T.
How old
tile I'llbs'.
Aleisndei
is drover Alrinnde
l ! II,
Is IIS,
who lock in th
of Ihe slmw.
I nhke recent big fights here, to.
morrow niglil's program will be radio
cast hy station WtillM. The first
oonlrst begins between S:l.'i ami H:.V
ditylight saving time,
PUDLIC STENOGRAPHER
Kugene llotrl, ln, , Hillside
werk aolleited. l',o, -..(as, "
tiACK-V. (ll.DHAM
ftsbiirn Hotel
Phone SJ,
wrestl'm
All II,. Amundsen ripritltion fonmi
In Ui. north pole re,. w ,
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pr...,.kui this I. to a buneli t i.ii.:
, ,.,IiiB ,,lr g HUl( t)lll
w,eg-rit.
me over Ihe
Nezvsoi Nearby Towns
Sitriiil (',ilr
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Parltlo Cos.! League.
Han 'tsei..o
Klt l .k,
Seattle
Loa Angrlfa . , , , ,
Portland
Oakland
Sacrauteato
Vernon
Natwaal
IMttbnrah
New ork
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SUMMER
Suggestions
STRAW HATS
SHIRTS
LIGHT SUMMER
UNDERWEAR
SOCKS
TIES
BATHING SUITS
SWEATERS
ALL KINDS OF TROUSERS
Here you will find everything that a
man wears for style or comfort at
prices that are always less.
Buy where you can get the best for
the least
Brownsville Woolen Mills Store
MILL TO MAN CLOTHIERS
Eugene, Oregon
PORTLAND, Ore.. July l.Ki.
trtme hot weather a few days ag,j
almost disastrous to the soft fni;,
crop uni! the nlrendy short yield wa,
further reduced. Now uiarkei pnLP,
are reflecting the moderate oitvijisl
and working higher. 1
Totluy good strawberries are wortg
$3 a crate, wholesale and are verj
scarce ut that level. Tliey broiisi,
S-.oO to $-.75 on the early grower,
market.
Loganberries, usual? plentiful ti...
late iu the season are in niodei-si.
supply and prices arc holding aroutnl
a crate.
7j llaspberries and blackcaps are si..
shrowing o good steady market wiii
I prices rauging from Ifj.."i0 to l2.7o oo
the former and $2.'2. on the latter.
There is nu easier tone iu the lo
cal egg market with extras uud first
posted a cent lower on the exchange
at iioe. and 34c respectively. Other
grades ore unchanged.
Cube extras are a half cent lower
in the local butter market at -loV-on
the exchange. All other grade,
held steady but the undertone of Ihe
market is not so strong. Cream re-
I ceipts are still short
No change is shown in country
dressed meats. Veal receipts were lib.
eral along the street today, but pricei
were maintained nt ll'MtC to liic for j
tops. Choice light hogs are scarce and '
firm nt 18 l-2c to lite. I
Old ducks nnd light springs ars
dragging in the local poultry market.
All other classes appear sternly. ;
Cautaloupe market continues an ex. '
treme affair with brokers holding the I
meagre arrivals strong at S5 Port
land.
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LDUAU MARKETS
Eggs ana Poultry
Eggs, large lien, white 2031e
Eggs, large puilets j;f
Hens, light 13&14
Hens, heavy oU;
Spring cnickens 10(jj:."a
, Buttorfat and Butter
yuarcrs m.
Creamery butter 4547c
Butterfat 45(U4ic
Meat Market
Steers
Cows ,
Ewes
Lambs, iive, spring
Lumlis, yearling , . .
Wethers
Veal, light fancy ..
Veal, heavy, thin .
Pork, dressed
Hogs, live .-
Hcgs. heavy
Hogs, light, fancy .
Grains,
Wheat, bushel . . .
Oats, bushel
Barley, ton
Oat vetch ray, 19J3,
Old hay, ton ....
Vegetables
Hay
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for case. Local defense, atlorncvj !
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Homo city. Ml. .... is already h,, i ! -jjj
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Potatoes
Khuharb ,
Carrots
Turnips
ltiitnbegn
tJaliforniu onions, lb. . ,
Cucumbers, fancy, doz.
i-ucunibers, choice, doz.
Spinach, lb
Lettuce, crate
ew potatoes
t.reen peas
Ilircen beans m.
.3 3-4c
&3
...4ViiC
...4 4c
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..$1.25
..1.10
tin
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4c
Lclery, doz.
Winningstndt cabbige
Peppers, lb
Tomatoes, lb '
Strawberries, crate
Cherries) lb '
Cauliflower, cratj ,
Hadifhes, doz. bunches
'Ireen onions, doz. hunches"
Turnips, doz. bunches ....
Beets, doz. bunches
Carrots, doz. bunches . . ... '
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PORTLAND PRICES
POHTL.1M., Ore.. July l.-Kg;,
weak; extras and firsts down Jo; cur
rent receipts HOi.'.t" n,,n,,t. .,i,..m,
l--'o: extras oii..',::i,.
Butler stendv to hover. ...... j
half cent, extra cubes citv 4.-)V,c-standards
44'2c; prime firsts 44c;
firsts 42c; undergrodea. nnm;,i.
.".", carrons 4ic.
Butterfat steady; best c.iurnin.
cream 44c; net shippers' track in zone
one.
I'otiltry steady (less 5 per cent'
commission l; heave hens HHu
Hv: springs lSM,-5e; young ' white
ducks 2Uf.l.L'lc.
Spuds weak: onions stendv. Pota
toes, new 2Vi'o2 a-lc noun.l. l.
nominal. '
N'uts steady; walnuts No. 1 lSK'd
i-'.-c pound; filbert, nominal; ' al-
J-14c pcucd, Iialiaa chestnuts 21c
Hops quiet 1024; 1D24 crop 15-313
cems; if;s Crop nominal. j
tascaro bark quiet; nominal at S'.i !
ttc P'--und; Oregon grape root 3'-,c '
pound. j
CHICAGO GRAiat
1 CinCAtIO July L-M.i-npeninf
wheat quotations unchnncet to 1 1 v
lower July $14,-, ,.L, , j, . , s
September ji.u ,., , $ M 3 (
were followed by a ri.e to f is V j
for July and ,?1.4li fr September.
W heat r..Md tn.steadv 2 I 'V to .V
n't I'.wer, jr$, , fl ;nr s
am September I.:!, :i 4 , j,
After opemr.- tiii'-hancetl to 1 i I-.ow-er
September $1.00 1-2 , $1,..
then yk" ""U but
1 "se SI XL
ji.oi i-s t0 $i:0n.4 p
S'.rticg at l-cc off , 'j.
?'prea.rer 45 l-4e to 45 1-2 o"m
"red , ,!igh, genera, up,,0
rron.on tdranvd
4 hard $1.44.
1,''"rn N'"' 2 cl.01 3.4 1 .
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u.tl motor operation.
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