Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, June 01, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texti.,;,''' -'If. TT"b MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., FRIDAY, JUNE !, 1923 r . ', 1 i i ss- ' Strawberries for Canning The rainy weather has made strawberries ripen slowly and the early berries will soon be gone. Canning ber ries will be ready, though, and if you want to get them when they are at their best don't put off ordering. Think ahead jnto next winter, and imagine how good pre serve yl taste .then 1 ,.Xhe berries we arc getting ore pf fineualijyjaiul flayor.; , ' A ,. 1? ; ?s 'Tq9d pepjurtinet iStore of Service , ,'.U Ayba,t we, aim to be. Ye ljav.c soine one at the tele ffaunetfttm 7:0pji.,rn. .until 6KX) p. in. to take your qrdgri, experienced clerkS'ho are interested in giving, you the best possible service, put up your orders, and our delivery brings them to you in the shortest possible . time.,, Vi.h the idea of, giving you the best quality of ; foods we buy the best on the - market. ,-.Qur. delicatessen and bakery arc here to help you 'have more time from your kitchen to enjoy other things. : Pure .Vermont Maple Sugar ' .,'.: .' ..: ,: .-.j,v: I '' :S Just arrived a shipment of the genuine Verniont pure maple sugar.- People who' know how deliciQus this, is will be glad of this news. Those who have never tasted pure maple sugar don't know what they are -missing. Put up lir small cakes or in pound size. Order some for .the ikiddics it will be good for iheni. Belgian Hares Again llu Week Only a feWL of -them, ;so order early."' Juicy' steaks, spring chicken, luncheon meats-r-loesn't that make you hungry? - Ask Mr. Cook .for .suggestions for your meat orders; " ' . . , lee Table Supply Co. "r r'V. U D. PIERCE. Proprietor E& and Oak . PUoik246 THflEE UIEN RE ACCUSED ffftlGIGESTIlL Complaints Filed Against Hart Bros, and Broom TWO ARE IN COUNTY JAIL 1 t H ! ( "V I 4 I 1 . I ' i ' 'It. J - v. .-1 i ft (Jetermiiies failare or sue- pess ' m asking, more thaiiTotbsrmgredieot If vori tin nrrf- amtv fum V ' sal Lsfactury bakjngStchahge toCaluaietforjnatonetTiaL It is jire: 'containing only ruuu AuaKHiuesr ' WitluneCaknnet factor je t&ei largest and most sanitary onearth-iundreds of skilled wor kers clad in white are busfly engaged in wodupng the baking powder Stat used by millions. Human bands never touch it Its sate is 2X tones as much as 4hatofanyoavsr brand. Pure in thi inaVirie-1fOTmthrraking. A poand&tn of CtJwtMt con ounctt. Son baJung moaxlera come in 12 omco niMtood of 48 joonem om; Aium yoa ft a pound when yxm want if. . ', ;S 1 V t;rUX5 GREAtESV BAXmG JPCf ' I UM'J,.IJ JiJJ'.'l'-'M Atn';'-I"' " - ' Tlilrrt Dm Nut V Boon Appm- hoHlil Al(ltu(urt rtuc fcvi , Ikto Ahu lowg 9ua v , Jolin and Albrrt Hart, who wet nrreHted WeUnesdiiy nwl Murk Broom, who In not yt In -ouitody. all ilivinr ' nr- HfndricVi . lirlJue In u roriiDlalnt filed yraterilay by District . Attorney Johnston, ot oneratin the huar moonHhlno still round nt the top or the moun tain nttkr Hendricks bridge Sun day, April S8. by pherlff Stlckfls and his deputies. The still which had been In the vault nt the sher iffs office Just a, month has been destroyed. Rver since the still was seised District Attorney Johnston nnd the aherirr and nis deputies nnye noon worrtlhg- on the case. They ob tained evidence that convinced them that the Hart brothers and Broom were the operators of the Dlnnt. said to have been the larg est seised anywhere 4n the North west for a long time, and as a re sult the Hart boys were arrested on memorial day but Broom could not be found. A warrant .has been out -for his arrest ever since the raid on the mountain still was made but he has thus far eluded the officers. While District At torney Johnstpn and the sheriff's deputies were !n that locality Wednesday they searched Broom's house and found a quart of moon-" shine and a biar automatic revol ver which Uey Jarought to Eugene with them. Broom la said to' have been -In-Eugene that day. .having privet down in company with nls wife but she returned home' alone, ac cording to the of fleers. '.The father of the Hart brothers was not lock ed up In Jail, as stated, as he la not accused. . ' . ' The grand Jury will convene again today and these rases to- getner wun one or two oiners win be tnken ud. - A final renort wiTl be made to Judge Sklpworth Sat urday. Mwm is topic JEPORT CAX1MDATE TO BE - NAMED JX FEW DAIS , Xew Mensber ,ot Board iran First . Ward to Be Scdvtcd.toi -Fill Vsouu-y . .. Within the next few days the name of the new member of the city council to fill the vacancy as the result of the resignation of E. B. Parks, who was elected mayor, will be annoupced. ' This appoint ment will be made by Dean Walk er, according to the custom of fill In vacancies that occur during term, of office. ' The new member will take his place at the next meeting , of the couneiv- Aionuay, Juno 11. according to Mayor Parks, and with the announcement of the candidate there will be a change ot committees. ' Some ot the Jun ior members of the board will he moved up to more important po sitions, according to the mayor. Councilman Walker has not yet made any announcement that will indicate who his candidate will be lor the board. ' "The first ward In cludes' the university district and It Is probable that the new mem ,ber of the council wilt be' con nected with the' state Institution, according to predictions ot those who take deep Interest In local oolltlcs. " - TJie appointment " of another jnemper xo uie cnjr yuiicv Is a matter that may be taken up by the city council in the near future, according to Mayor rarxs. The need of a uniformed man to be on the streets during the day when the tourist traffic is on is to be discussed, says the mayor. : :,;!'y ' -.3 J" ;;:'. ".;.!ltHt i PAST WEE OQIiDER THAN SAME TIME LA$T iKEAR I. Nnnl O. It (liulri'KV. Al'tlllll. tlul lowuv Jamea t'omle, K. 1.. Morns. IVcd j. Stevens, Mtirwiu Klrhy. ull of Euirenei 11. 1. Towefs, mid Robert U. Soars, of Albany;' X. M. lioodru-n, j.. tt. wrmni, a. ai. Itlchmoiitl and Kvinus KJoliinuoil nil of Cuttnito (Iruie, LaneCountyNews : Be Sttrfr VeighVton v lit' . Dqn't depend oh seme inaocurabe method t of mearurement. m Onfv wiht Ml octttat Q.uartityL ' Don', depend on somebody;else teak. . . , - :,' X3et a" Fairbanks Portable 'Plat : form Scale for your ? pwn f farm.',' Weigh everything you buy and1 creiything you tell. Check produc-, tlon( toll and animals. The.Faif-. bank Mfeguarda your inveatmeatl and protect your profiu in $ hun idred way.- .. .... ,. ' ;. ;. '" For nearly a hundred yean Fair- -banks Scales have been known at the world's ataadard of accuracy.. . We carry thete famous Males., Come in and see ui about tout ana i owv wr iJrV, f Js,j,l or csus tnsasDy Fairbanks.; loarAnaANKS, pboO90H fpJfJst'JsJUay JasssmHsssBmMsaii ,M'W' f 4 SOQ and 1000 Found Scales Always in stock ..l-'A Ui Ninth AveW Ent t' i.t TcanpcntnTB Run mm tUgb mm at In . 1SSS But JClghCKt Durlnc '..Bajne Period as,. ' There was a marked contrast between the weather of the post, week In May this year and that during the same period lost year, according, to -the figures kept by Lee .uoetscblus, local weatner oo- server for the .government. During the last ,weeK oi xne monin in 1022 the temperature ran as high in 91 deKrees while last week the highest' was ' S.' ' The record' of maximum temperature each day during the last week or Hay, iz and May. 1923. follows: , ' 122 25 26 27 28 J, 30 31 64 86 gfi 84 81 87: 1923 69 68 61 66 B7 68 62 The mean temperature for that period In 1822 was 78.6 degrees and the mean last week .was 60, an average of 18.8 degrees cooler per day this year ' There .was only a trace of rain fall during that week lost year. and there were seven clear days, compared with .62 of an ljich dur ing tbe jast week and s,even cloudy days. , - DE MOLftY HAS INITIATION CLASS py EUTEEN OANDI- DATES TAKES DEOHEES Initiation ceremonies for a class of 16 candidates wore held last evening feyTthe Eugene chapter of tne uraer or pe. Moiay. tito de gree ' confirmation was In charge of the team representing the local unit of the Order oiuilntltd' hv til' degree tesm of the University of Oregon I Moiay club;' which con ferred one degree. 1 The candi dates were from Eugene, Alb&ny no: t.oitngo orove.-. Tno ordor is composed of boya and is sponsored' by the. Masonic lodge. The cere mony was held at the .Masonlo temple and wan attended by mem bers of the .local Masonlo order. ' The following are tho candidates yho received the detfrees! O. f. Addison, Harry Edgar Dutton, E.J tiuiri'li lo t.lw SiiitNr . (Rrgiittrr Iine County dnvelftl) SlltlNOMGIil. Ore.; May SI, . rne utities or ino Methodist church have planned a cufeteiia supper tur tomorrow nignt at tne churon. A buuntcous supper in promised ah wno attend. . i in MONUMENT IS PRESENTED; SPIUNCiNEJ.D UHSKItVES DAY IN THIBITK TO -IIEJIOKS (Rrflnter Lane County BpocUl) ' SPRtNUFlKUD, Ore., May St. Memorial day was observed ' here yesterday by fitting ceremonies at the Laurel Hill avmetery, whom ,M. c. vressler. In the principal ad dress of tho day. lnudud the heroes. a,llve nnd dead, who helped to preserve tno nation. A handsome monument, valued ut S600. "wua dedicated at this time in honor ta tne soldier dead, Tho monument. wwen is uooui six leel in height, is ot fitting denlgn, and Is crowned by a spread-eagle. Tho-1. O. O. P. lodge entrusted the keening of tho stone to the Ladles of the O. A. R. with a fitting ceremony. ., ' The graves In tho cemetery wore beautifully decorated tor tl occu- wuii iiiu uiuira ui me v. A. 11... and others, who brought many floral offerings In tribute. iiiKii i-upuM to rwnio ,v (Relitr Lane Couoiy Spanlal) f DEBKHORN. Ore.. May 31. - The McKeuxie high school Will picnic up at Blue itlver tomorrow. 'Robert lIc.Nowi), l.eo Scott, Holt urimes and Kuy llolullng furnish ing the curs. They expect to lenvo quite early for In the afternoon the McKenxle high school boys will play busebull with tho Bluo River school boys. : Tbe two tuhips played in Waltervllla " about i month ago. The school hus order ed plenty of lco cream and with the girls, Including their teachers, Mrs. James and Miss Clrlsliy ex pect to fill their basket with plenty. '''' GRADUATON HELD TODAY CLASS OP PLEASANT? HILL .. CNION TO GATHER i (Register Lane County Special) PLEA8AXT HILL, Ore., May SI. 'Announcement of the coming U. H. 8. graduating exercises are be ing received by friends of the class of 28. . Lamar Tooze. of University of Oregon, will address the class and other Interesting features are promised at exercises which will be held at the gymnasium Friday. June 1, at 8 p. m. Those who -will receive diplomas at this time are Irvln Borthlc. Gladys Morgan Wayne Elliott. Laurence Whoclor. Lavelma. .Parks, Malcolmn Malt- zfin. . frofessor Hays and Miss Gibson are re-elected for next yeur. j HAJUUSBCRO HIGH EXEK- C1SE8 EVENT OP TODAY - Dr. Harms of History Department of Oregon WUI Ddtvcr Uie CtnnmuKcmcnt iUdrass HARRISBURO. Ore., May 81. (Special to the Register.) Com mencement exercises of the Hur risburg high school for the class of 1928 will be held this Friday evening in the M. E, church,, start ing at 8 o'clock. Dr. W. C. Barnes of the history department of the University "of .Oregon has been selected ;to deliv er the commencement address. The program follows: March. Invocation Rev. E. T. 'Smith. Piano solo Mildred Clark. Oration, "Development ot High Schools," Ralph Murtlg. ;.,.) , Quartet - Wilfred Thomas, Ralph Martlg, Joseph Mercer, .Har old Weber,. Oration, "Sports 'and iHlKh .School CJIrls" Oenevlcve Morgan. vocal solo Mildred Wlliams. Address, "Varieties of Liberty" ;Dr. Walter C. Barnes. " " ' Presentation of diplomas P. S. Moody, ' . ' Benediction E. T. Smith. i ' ' There are eight members in the graduating class this year, as loi lows: Wilfred Thomas, Oernld Deleting, Ralph Martlg, George Morse, Dennis Trulove, Genevieve Morgan. Mildred Williams and Gladys Kelsey. The mottcot ,tbe class Is "Over the Top" and the colors are blue and white. The class flower is the American Beau ty rose. ' ' " .' The baccaleaureato services wore held Sunday evening In the M, K. church, before a good -sized audi ence. Rev. .William Moll Case, of the Central Presbyterian church in Eugene,, gave tho uddress ot "the evening. While he) hud no fixed subject. In his talk ha warned the young neonle of Hurrlshurir who ufp about to be graduated from its nign scnooi against selling out too cheap , In the affairs of jitter life. A feuturo of the evening .wn iho vocal ' quartet rendered ty ' the Misses Luella Hall, Doris Thomas, Vida White and Mildred Clurff. The Junior class, among whose members ushers were selected and will be for Priday evening, had tho pulpit neatly decorated with .pots, and vases of nice flowers, The clnss is also to arrange for -the commencement decorations, DAILY. MARKET REPORT' Vi M.4 win, , I lllv M RHmS MtSllUM tint tsTflJttaWatlstM A. opt u othtrwlH noUd. . wmwr mniii yriLtjn, dux oiH Creamer price Prlatf, Mtrn, 44c pr lb. for plain wrappftm; cubes, ex- n, wiic wr iu. i ..prim - UTMf, 396 per lb,; dairy (buy In price). 30c Mf lb. ;' 1 lliitrsirfaf Da 4llasw' No. 1. grade, 43 44a per lb. t N. 2, 40 41o per 1 sons, 410 42o 'tot "" grada. -"' 'Bssa nuvlnv nrf V-mmI .... Ject V candling) Ml led color standards t Western Oregon, Z1O280 por dot. I pul lets, 18020a dos. hannerlsa, 242(lc imr o. qoinng price BiorafS poelc lltras, 28o r do. ; ssleot, 20O270 t Anm timnAtA UQR. ... , puthrti, 28 U 24o per doiT " ism fSMirtir fleiimf price narr nana. 21 fh Wn Ih I.. mm nn. lb. i llbt bins, so per lb. i brollen, M'icsrtl els ''lit Saving Sam Is Here to Serve Opening Day Saturday, June 2nd ":.'-. , " ' '"' ' ' " ' Kiiovn ly motorists nil over the West, Saving Sam lias Cnmc to , Kiitrfiic to iiiiint the wnv to bedtrr valurs in auto suiii)lits, Tile VVKSTF.UN AUTO SUI'l'I.Y COM l'ANy, the Inrcst auto supply or. Kaniatioii in the Wrst, has ndtlcd another link to ill chain of 7U stores liy opcuintf a direct liranrh store here in l'tifiie at MH Willnmeite, The same bitf values which have inatle 'this luie orgiiuixution the "buy wor.U" with car owners in other cities will hr ovulcnt in this ncy store. Hettcr stocks, better service, ami netter prices will now hp. enjoyed by -'Knife no motorists. Wc want every man who tlrivcs n car to conic in and Kt acnuaintcd. Wc want him to look over our bitf. complete stock of everything (of automobiles, meet our salesmen, inquire about our prices. Everything for the Automobile f Proven Qual it y - Low Prices ) Satisfaction Guaranteed ' A ST . l TIRES TUBES "''ar ' j Get our Quotations on the Western Giant 12,000 mile V Cord Tires-Wonderful ; .Walues in Fabrics I Come in and Inspect in a Big Chain of 70 r Savirig as its Motto. i A Open Until STANDARD TRADE MARKED GOODS We handle the licst goods the market affords, and every thing is (rcsli, new, clean stock, because wc turn our goods so rapidly. Most of the leading advertised trade marked brands of auto ncccs ' sories will be found in our store. BIG COMPLETE STOCK"" Get the habit of coming to the Western Auto Supply .Co. FIRST when you need auto supplies, nud save yourself time and "trouble! Wc nearly always' have just the article you arc looking for and just the si.c you need. The ncwcBt accessories usually arc shown in "Western Auto stores first. EVERY ARTICLE GUARANTEED Everything we sell carries with it this store's iron-bound guarantee of money back if. not exactly as represented. This means satisfaction with every purchase. Wc handle . goods that wc know are right and stand squarely back of every sale. MAKE "WESTERN AUTO" ' YOUR HEADQUARTERS " ' Make the Western Auto Supply Co, your headquarters. ' Coma to this store witl)' youC'S i motor problems. Talk them over with us and perhaps w can suggest a remedy and save ' you an expensive repair bill. , Eugene's Newest Store The Latest Uii Stores, Each With Quality, Seme, Get Acquainted With Us and Save Money 9 o'Clock Saturday Evenings HAMPTON BLD&, COR, 6th AND WILLAMETTE 70 STORES HSht, ISOeOs per lb.; hoarr, tCo por lb. dtfeks, 2DOZ70 pnr lb.; koams, 20o por 10.; turaers, itvs, ztio par lb. drsisea, siswa&o por lb.; capons, arcsMfl, savaoa par lb. Potatssa Salllns pries to rstaUars Oregon potatoes, 7GcOS1.00 per cental; weet potatoes, S2.S0OI2.7S erats; new potatoes, 10a lb. 'AppMs cookara, esOBSa kail fass and fill, S1.OO0I1.2S per ban fanor and sxtrs fancy packs, $LS0a$2.0Q par box. - orison, 2.zowiz,r,o cwt. Confoilornlcil aKMoclalion, carload prlco, S1.no f. o. b. cars ; 'sarllo, 200 2So nor lb. i anas onions, 2S0j)no por doien bunches; orilos sets, I-20110 per lb. I saw wax onions,. 1.1. GO por orat. i - HOPS, -WOOL AND HIDES rfopt-l22 crop, nominal, loaisk per lb. ' Hldas caifakln, ISO Ik. I kips, 10 b. i sreen hides, 1 l-2o lb. i aaltad. l.Oa nar lb. U, Mohatr Nominal,, SS0B8O par lb. snoop raua uod arf peiu, sss lb. abort peKs, 12 l-2o lb.) sheep sihearlnis. vvaiq Hcai ions oair goat pelts, 25 Ip. ; short hair (oat pelts, SBOBOo each. 04zo lb.; coarse, 880ao lb. Tallow and Oreaao No. 1 tallow. lb.: No. 2, do lb.; iraas, S par lb. Cascara Bark 1022 peal. So par lb.! 1021 peel. So per' Ik. ( irap not, So per lb. , ' . r. ' .ji-otmm :' Cbolc: stacrs ........ ..,.r.Sfls.oo Medlsra, to Kodd ateorsi.Vt 7.000 T.BO Kalf.-to medium atoera.,,',i 8.2S0 7.00 Fair to medium stsarl ., 6.280 7.28 Oblocs" heifers ..:i. itnnat, t nn Choiis) ' cows, and heifers.. A.00t o'go Mnainni u soon cown, neitera S.SO0 6.00 Fair tt medium cowi.holfors B.000, B.co Common cows 4.00A B.00 Oanndrs ; 1.7B0 4.28' Rolls 4...'.. 8.000 8.28 nhoios dairy calves 8.000, 0.00 Prim light 8.000 0.00 Modltim llaht cnlvos., ,, ,,, 7.000. 8.00 Prim Kent 8.000 M Bmooth hoavr, 230 0 800 lbn. 0.000 7.00 ow . sua up..,., ,, , t.ollQ 0.25 Rough hearr ...... .1 .... 4,j)0O 8.80 Fat pigs 7.800 8,00 Feeder nla 1 iMm a aa Stg, subject to dockaga.. 2.600 dioo SHBJBlf aaioclatlos, oar load prtoaa, f 2.00 f. . b. Cbolc. iprlng lamb. ... ..11.00O12.00 Medium aprlng lambs..,,. 10.000 11.00 Common apriuj lambs.. 8.00010.00 Cull lamb .... e.OOO 8.00 Light yearlings ..., 0.00010.00 Heavv vitallBa 9 AAA aa Light watasrs AOO0 1M Heavy wethera ,..,..,, 8.00 O 7.00 Ewaa i.. v . .. .. m . . .,.') 8.000. ..00 , POIITLAND OltAIN KUTUHR8 (Hr Ttio Aenoclatod Proas) -PortTLANO, Or., May 81. (train futuHM Wheat.' soft whiia. . I.1I July, si.14;. Weetorn white! Juno $1.18 ( July, si.14; hard winter. Northern inHn limn t..iu W(iUirn red,- June, lUflj Juy, ll'.io! - Corn. Nn. Q lr.naiAH t .1.1. . Juno, July; sV.00 " 'T " liord, 8-4! CHICAOO MAIIKHT QUOTATIONS (Uy The Aasoclatod Proas) -CHICAOO. Uu ai uii . ... .i-tirpai.20; no. 2 81.10 1-201.111 1.0 Com, No. 2 mlrd, -80 1-2080 No. 2 vollnw. sn R.iaui . Oats, No. 2 white, .48 l-2'44 1.4 , No. white, 42 8-4048 1-2. Uaricy, 87000. ' ilaSW Timothy seed, 88.80 0.B0, Clover socd, S12.OO0S17.OO. " ' '' Pork nominal, . . i-lM'mi 'Urd, 811.02, ! 1-i.sBJ Illbs, 8.80 0 80.87. " ' ' ' "fZ J?" 1,",'fl MARKET ' tats, Mi! i ",1."01'" J1'?' l-aomc Coaat, 14 017o,mi, 12018.. SAN ' FBANCI8CO HAT MARKET Ilnv ana ' V, ' "n" sl IKwolpts t tock siiaio 2084; lock, 8110H3, atrsw, lnjogij, ' LjOIV jparco . ALL , SUMMER Tickets 00 SaU Majr IS to imh Return Limit October 31 ' OREGON ELECTRIC RY. SPOKANE, PORTLAND A SEATTLE RT- , Choice of rotc 'vmt stopovers ' ' on sroinir and returnine trip RowmI Trip faras sVem TaI'S Albany 14.SB Atlanta, 112.40 Birmingham. 111.80 Boston ..... 1BI.SS Buffalo . 121.47 Chicago .... 90.SS Cincinnati 111. IB Olsvaland ... 111.41 Dsnvor ... .... SI.SS f) Mollys,, ig.to pstrolt 110.47 Indianapolis., 104,08 Kansas Cltyrt.SI Col'n A Col'nB 111.41 111.84 171. SO 1IS.II 104.00 114.10 1S0.IS lt.00 SI.8B lll.tl 117.14 S0.00 tOUlgrlll Mai mDhyl MUWauaon .. , . Minmp?': .,; ii New ones. ;-, ,i Nsw Tork .. J Jj Omaha Mil I Jt I 'lis 1 tl.vi III" Pittsburg ..... J, J tlM gt. Louis .. 'J JI . Bt. Paul .... ,JJ; JSI.IT Toronto. il'lt ItlV tu.. 1 a -V 1 t.. i ri..mn A carry r"! both directions via Pdrtland, and those t tsre in Column B in one direction via Portland nfl 11 lf via California.,' . . fcJt. with Proportional fares will be in effect for ; 0t( larpe numbtir ,of Eastern destiiwtions-AHQ Baltimore,, Charleston, Chattanooga,' Colum ow rado Snrlnps, Davenport, Duluth, Jacl"on'Ssriii Nashville, Norfolk, Portland, Pueblo, Quebee. s t1 C T L 111!, I ..J1 nr l... a.. V'1 .' j vbcuii, yv umingion, wimic8, . -fagO-; Through tickets sold, baggage checked,, ieret,. rangements made, and details furnished W w i OREGON ELECTRIC BAILWAT . K Knight, Agent, Jiugeno,