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Pajre Four THE EUGENE RE ISTER-QTT ART) HI CANDIDATES F Winninjr n opportunity to com- . . :.. it.- .1.4.. a. ..I tl.n.i 111 I IP district cxnminntlon. four I nlversily of Oregon stOTcnts. tliri'o innii j,nnu rountv nnd one from I'ortlnml. wfrn i. ..n!ni.Hil formim srholnrshin coinnntto. tin cnwhuiin's for tlin Jtlindu nrlioinrmtp "ir.; yonm stwly at Ojfonl university in Wnllnce Campbell. Kiicenc': fii-orcn Harrington. Kucene, Krnnk I.ouilulitl, tinrinjififld; and lnv William". Port land, were thoss ehos.n by t bo com mittee to represent the university at the suite examination In Portland on "it Portland two candidntea will lie aelected to rcnrenent the stnto at tlie district examination to be held at Seattle at a later dnte. Sn ante.. Washington. Oreson, .Montana. Idaho. North UaLota. and Nevada, arc. in cluded in the northwest district. The ltliodea si.-holnrship la unions the most coveted of awards given at American universities. It amounts to S2IW0 a year, made possihlu thronjli money left by Cecil Kliodes, an r.mtlislinian who mnde an enor mous fortune in Africa at the time when Unit continent was Just Delni! opened up aa an economic factor in the world. . . The faculty committee makins the selection is composed of: Penn (Jeoruo llehec. Professor Krnst (iellhorn. 1 ro fessor Andrew l'ish, Professor H. Stephenson Hmith, and Mrs. (eorge KiX-h, secretary. Professor Rmitli Is secrelnrv of the stnle examining; body. .E. Boys fn every Mp Hind 1st Kplirnpnl church HumJny school in (ho UnitPil Stfttri. rend nn hit f rent ins article ahout Dr. Clnrenre W. tSpmrif, Uni TersitT of OreRon fV'OtiWill mnch. 'Vhnt Mnke ft Koothnll Plnyir?" In the subject of the nrtirle nn tnH br Pr. Spf-nra to Bob lionn.mnri. The artirln nppenrit in "The Target. " mnn ar.Inw for intermHiate boya in the M. E. Piindny rchonl. "Coach Clarence W. Ppenra, foot ball mentor at the Tnivernity of Ore gon, is one of America's IpirlinK col leR coachea. Thia former All-Amer-Iran Dartmouth ciiard, aelprted by Walter Camp, ia not only a dnveloper of champion tea inn, but he la an in atructor who put a deep peraonality atamp upon hit playera. Leading edu cators know that a conch makna al moRt as much of an imprennion on the plater aa the professor," the write up be(clna. "Doctor Rpeara, rrhn U n practfr Injr phyHlclan, not only knowa football atrntogy thoroughly, but haa an ex cppiimnl record for taking new play ers with Httlo or no experience, and putting their tinmen in the All-Western and AU-Americnn football Hall of Fame records," the story con tinues. A sketch of Dr. Rpeara' life la given and ai'vornl qiiotnlitona from him on what goea into the mnkeup of a foot ball plnyer. "My point la this the ideal player should have brains, speed, good physique, and coordination,' the coach Is quoted as ssylng. IjfONSTIPATED? M Tales MNATIfniflllKftfltnT lomgnc lourallmlnttlTi ergsns will be functioning prop. w eriy Dy momma; and your con atipation will end with a bow.l faction aa f rea and easy as na ture at her best positively no f pain, no griping. Try It I MiU. tall, pwrfly vrI.M. flldniigim only JSC TT.ZL LMB A UILUON. TAKB rt-.l.ls. Mil MI rrtfoT 7fji,.,tlon and I . SCHOOL OFFICE Open every day for Reoletrntlon for tha Fall Term Eugene Business College It's i Good School Phone ess Miner Dtdg. Circus EUGENE ARMORY ELKS INDOOR Nov. 6-7 10-l 1-12 Matinee Sat, Nov. 7 Benefit Christmas Cheer Fund MM Mm, 1C Professional 4 P w Circus Displays I 0 Artiste of the Sawdust World recruited from the Greatest Shows on Earth. Trained Animals FREE DANCING Each NIqM Musle by FREDERICK'S NOVELTY BAND Cn Admlta to All Circus, Dancing, and Prize Opportunities ELKS CLUB NOW! Bishop Cannon Has no Hope of Completely Dry U. S.; Favors Dry Demo BALTIMORE, Mr., Oct, 13. U.R Blahop James Cannon Jr., haa llttU hope of making the country roally dry In the sense that U will he impoaaible to net a drink, he tld H. L. Mencken In a copyrighted nrtlcle piibliHlicd today In the Kvenins Sun. The head of the Southern Mothndiat prohibition fonoa nlao told Mencken he would rather support a drv democrat than Prenldmit Ifoover. However, he gave Mr, Hoover credit for turning the tide in favor of ProhlllVt,lonn "The president's n.ensnno to con grens when he sent in the Wicker Hhnm report." he told the noted critic, "turned the tide. "When Mr. Hoover gave out that mesnace ho sent a thrill through the drys. The waver ing drv now saw that they had a true friend in the White House, and tjit-y buclted up at once. Today they are full of stemn." Iteferring to the enmpaign and the mnn tlie prohibition forcea would Nuppnrl, Cannon auid. according to the arti'-le: "My bope Is that the democrats will nominate a drv next year. I don't ask them to adopt a dry plntform. In fact. I hnvo always been nznliiHt it. I don't want prohibition to become a party iscue. All I ask for is u declar ation for law enforcement. Then prohibition will drop out as an Issue, and the campaign can be fought on some other ground nay the rec ord of the Hoover administration. If this cornea to pnvs J'U vole for the dry democrnt and neainst Hoover." ('nnnon predicted, however, that should the democrats mime an nnti prohibitionist, Mr. Hoover would be reelected. "What of Franklin D. Roosevelt?" asked Mencken. "Hi Brace." the article continued, "made n (feature very iinliko the 'wn of tlie croMS, " 'Roosevelt,' he said, 'was a dry In lOliO now he is wot. Tomor row he may be;in to ro dry attain. T.Df tlin w.i to (iiltA him. Wn drvs don't trust him.' " SpenkniK of eiitorcemeni, according to Mencken. Cannon said: "I BiippOHe we miiHt five up such ntneoM ntr. Ww York nnd lbiltimore. AVhen I speak of the United States I exclude, them. The mum thinu Is that we have made drinktiijr unlaw ful and Immoral, f people want to keep on doinjj it. that Is their own lookout. They know Hint it is aRainst the law. and must take their chances. If a man really wnnts to drink he will always bo able to do it at least in Hnltimore and New York." He said his next rrusade would he to save the Institution of marriage from what, he termed its state of de cay Ihroujch the medium of stricter marriaca and divorce laws. He added, however: ' "Hut I am well aware, of course, that any impedimenta we could devise would only increase tne nummr m irregular unions. The whole prob lem is very uimcim, l Kive it nr-no rtnnl nf tlimiclir hut I flfll in doubt about the solution. 'I pass on tne news. .Mencaen concluded, "as a fair warning to whom it may concern. Jf the libido Domi nandi and the libido of Freud ever rcnllv romea in crins. it willi be S combat indeed." still E GLEEMEDIARENAMED fleffonlitpn new members for the Eu- cene (ileemen. oivic clioral group, have been announced. Tryouls were held the past week. The Gleemen menibersliip is limited to 7" and al- rendr a waitmc list la Deinc aruwn U'P1.- mamlupi a t-a .Tnr-tr Tl. TT. Pnuer, V. Denn Beistel Willis Bertfli, (i. B. Ilenodict. ueorge v. itiennp, Itolf O. V. Boddins. Hnrrr K. Clinpln, Austin jioikib, jjonaio tveitn r.vn, Alva H. J'erebee. O. H. Good. Harold 11. King. Arthur W. Ijimka, Albert n fnllina Ar,iitrii,a IHIti VeltiA Prilitt. and Homer U Worthineton. The Gleemen maKa tneir iirst cmc at (he dinner for the Eucene cham ber of commerce. less fnod-nhiffinif. over-indulirenee and hetler health. Pa. Preston B. H'lhell. PHEASANT SEASON OPENS THURSDAY And we are prepared to fill your every hunting need with supplies that guarantee a maximum of efficient shooting. GUNS A h M. Mil I V "Winchester Remington Snvngo AMMUNITION Peters ' Remington "Western HUNTING COATS BOOTS LICENSES WE RENT GUNS HENBERSHOTT'S 770 Willamette GUN STORE Phone 151 PEPLESS DAYS Point to LAZY COLON! Do yon feel dull . . . lislless . . . always tired I Tlavo work and piny, alike, lost their interest? Then look to your colon and your dietl A lazy colon usually the result of constipation permits poisonous waste matter to accumulate. These poisons are absorbed by the blood stream and spread to every organ of the body, caus ing auto-intoxication and ap pendicitis, piles, tumors, ulcers and cancer, and most bodily ! These poisons inflame the tender mucous membrane of the colon, causing colitis a condition in the colon very similar to catarrh of the head. Colitis is a serious disease. which should not be neglected. We havo relieved several hundred in California who are now well and happy. Laxatives cannot cure colitis neither can they cure constipation. Knther they aggravate the condition by interfering with the normal elim ination process. (lot nl tho mum nf constipation br oirlnt; colitis and restor ing (ho nnrmul fum-llnnlng of iho bowel. Coma to Vr. Uanford, specialist lit (ho nen-turglcal, palnleea and non-confining treatment of rectal and colon ailments restore your health and Joy nf living hy rrllevln you of colitis and other Intestinal and genital ailmenie. Consultation and esamlnatlon le freel Our ayatnm Is aolontlfir and II works and Kola resulla. Sick folks, got well. See us before you give up. We want to help yo. Dr. S. A. Danford, A. B. I). C. For el years a member of N. Dakota State Board of Chlro practlo Examiners. Also a member of National Association Oruglesa Physicians. Offices at 225 over Bank of Commerce, Eugene, Oregon. Fhone 1503 for Appointment. (We make House Calls on Request) Br FltAMilS M, RTEPHKN80N WASHINGTON, Oct. 13. MP) Hepublicans almost surely will organ ize the new senate, but there is a lot of private bickering about it at the canitol. Barring deaths before December 7 the lineup Is expected to be 48 re publicans, 47 democrats and one far- mer-lnhor. Because of this close division It Is possible, of course, for one or two re publicans to throw the organization to the democrata by simply not vot ing. Home republican regulars who re call the coalition last session of the democrata and republican independ ents intimate they would be just as willing that the democrats assume re responsibility for the next senolo. If they give control to the demo crata Ihese regulars would see Ben atora Borah, Idaho. Norris, Nebraska, two of the lendera of the coalition, lose their chairmanships of the im norlnnt foreiirn relations and judi ciary committees, respectively. There arc counter threats trom tne Independent group, although neither Senntnr Rornh nor Senntor Norris secma interested. Some of this fac tion intimate they will seek to eject Senator Moses of New Hampshire as president pro tern. Senator Moses is ready to meet this by a retaliatory vote'to eject from their olinlrmnnships any republicans who desert him. i Wills High Man in Big Deer Contest Ted Wills. 3H8 Jefferson street, ao far is high man in the Hendershott gun store's big deer contest. WHla killed a fine blnck tail duck on jn ,linn rrielr In the nnner McKenzie country nnd when dressed it weighed 17-' pounds. This is the heaviest ono yet brought to the store to be welgheu. The store Is giving a cash prtr.e of $10 for the largest deer killed In this region this season. Example Given Of Phraseology Of Newest Bible rinr'AflO. Oct. 13. UP) An in sijjht tn th kinrl of phracfoloffy th new American bible of Dr.- .1. M. Powin Hrnitli nd Dr. Edgar Good upeed of the University of ChiwiKo is to have, was made public today. Tbe Lords prayer lor tsxampie will read ns follows: "Our father in heaven. Tour name he revered. Your kingdom come! Your will bo done on earth aa !t Is done in heaven! Olvrt ut todav bread for the day. And forjtive us our debts as we have forgiven our debtors, And do not subject us to tempta tion. Tint deliver ns from the evil one.' The new Bible is to make its ap pearance next November 30. Cash Income From Farms Is Decreased HARRIRBFRU, PaT (U.R) The cash income from farm production in Pennsylvania for 1030 was $1255. 770.000 according to the federal state crop reporting service. The total represented a decrease of tf8.:t07,000 from the estimated 1020 income. f'nuh returns from liveatock and livestock1 products represented 70 jier cent nf the farmers' revenue or $1.3,-0oo,000. IT. E. Shoot. M. D., 811! Selling Building, Portland, Oregon, Ma.v fith. 1031. The Kildcw Co., City, Gentlemen: Please accept my thanks for the very efficient manner in which you have serviced our residence. Your operntor wna very careful and ex tremely thorough. Mrs. emoot ts very mucn pieasen with tho bright new nppearnnce of the drapes, furniture, nud rues and nlao appreciates the core he used in trenting her furs. It is gratifying to know that your moth-proofing process is permanent nnd for the same reason, I consider the cost nominal. Agnin thanking you nnd wishing you much deserved success, I am, Very truly, H. E. SHOOT. Phone 706 for information and appointment. T don't like to rend books; they muss np my mind. Henry Ford. E HoberJ W. Rundlett, city building inspector of Eugene won a lumber grading contest at the annual Pa cific Coast Building Officers' confer ence at Berkeley, Cal., held Oct. 5 to 10. Mr. Itundlett accompanied by Mrs. Uundlett, arrived home Monday. The prize won by Mr. Rumllett was a pair of candlesticks mnde from lumber taken from the White House at Washington. V. C when the build ing was remodeled in 1IC7. The lum lier was used to support the roof of the building nd had been in nsn for 112 years, having been placed in the building during the administration of 'resident .lames Madison. Mr. Uund lett had the choice of several prir.es nnd chose these candlesticks for their historic value. Seventy-fire or 80 building inspect ors attended the conference, the one from the furthest distance, being from Vancouver. B. C. There was another ono from Salt Lake City. The next convention will be held at Vancouver. Action Drama Here For "Dime" Showing The fast-moving outdoor picture, "Light of the Western Stars" as fea ture, the Colonial theater Tuesday will inaugurate the first "dime night" of the season, and if the experiment is a success, others may be held from time to time, it is announced by W. B. McDonald, manager of the theater. "Light of the Western Stars" is on outstanding drama, which lias lots of action, comedy, nnd a real interest holding plot. Doors will open for "Dime Night" at 0:30, nnd the program will start shortly after, it is announced. ' Journalism Prizes Offered to Writers presented yearly to Missouri's out stnndittir author by the Missouri Writ eis' Guild. Gandhi dares to apply thft Sermon on the Mount in politics. Sherwood Kddy. Ton folks "go straight." There ain't no other way that pays. Wil liam Harper just before being hanged. Circus ReDort. 5 Horse Stall, o thinus people i,,;!.''"--.- m. i 1 , "".red iki " 5 , htoleiW,,. l,or.r ?: old winter uuarters of I . nura circus. 1 P. T Wi in SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES ROUNDTRIP . . . $45 THESE FARES BUY chair can. Thite Roomtosuetchyoati ' d "'ax. SpadcTA rooms. Diner ,nd aZ lunch car. THESE FARES ARE (Vv IN TOURIST SLEEPERIPmS SMALL BERTH CHARGt Southern Pacific COLUMBIA. Mo. (U.R) Establish ment of the Walter Williams' prize for the best work on history of jour nalism, approved by the Press Con gress of the World, makes two such awards to be given yearly jn the name of the president of the University of 'Missouri. The Tress Congress prize wns ap proved at the recent regional con ference in Mexieo City. Another Walter Williams prize ?s THE STRAIGHT TOP Reading; Segment is the perfecting feature of modem bifocal ... a patented feature of UNIVIS DR. ELLA C. MEADE OPT0METRI8T 14 West 8th Ave. Phoni lit "Give imie LucLkv SCrot Every Tom "My throat is all impor tant to me. No harsh irritants for yours truly. Give me Lucky Strike every time. And pat yourself on the back for your new Cellophane wrapper with that tab which makes the package so easy to open' Zl Dorothy Mackolll Is the tarns fascinating. rollicking personality in real life as the parts she plays. Watch for Dorothy In her" next First National Picture, "Safe In Hell." 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