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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1917)
friday Evening, December 21, 1917. JBUGENE DAILY GUARD yagB"Tfiee. d Porpotual War of Germ : In every human body there is continual strife between (he forces of health and disease, while headaches, nervousness md frequent colds mean weakness and forerun sickness. in cnanging seasons your system needs the oil-food in 10 increase the red corpuscles of the blood and create that troubles and rheumatism. Spott'a is high-powered medicinal-food without drugs or alcohol. One bottle now may prevent a sickness. The imported Norwegian cod liver oil tijed In Scott'. EmuMm is now refiaM t,. our own American laboratories which guarantees it free from impurities. " '" Scott &Howne,Bloomaeld, K.J. ' JWI COME! Before Saturday This is a reminder to the man who has not vet orrWprl a THOB Electric Washing Mar-.hi t1 J S?.? day pass. Here is the really important irift for wif nf mother. Something not simply to bring joy. on Christmas day but to take the toil and dread from washday for vears to come . ' Think of the tiresome rubbing and wringing and a long (lavs' wnrlf fnv wi-Fo a , , . . ,,., ...... . .."v. aiuuiK, A man wouia not ao it. Then why should a woman be expected to do this drudir- firv. A "rf i Electric Washing Machine yiJleJ.c.are of a11 that hard work. It will do the washing in half the time it takes by hand positively without work. It Saves the cost of heln nn wnsriHnv if ooin. ,,,.. ... clothes and actually pays, for itself in a year. A big washing is done in an hour and at a cost of only 2 cents for electricity. Only $10 That's all it costs to have a Thor delivered to your home. The bal ance in small monthly payments. Don't fail to make a selection to morrow or Saturday you may be disappointed if you put it off. Buy It NOW We Will Deliver For Christmas. COMET ELECTRIC COMPANY. 45 9TH AVE EAST. - ; : - PHONE 646. Embraces a trip through San Francisco, Lot Angeles, the Apache Trail, El Paso, San Antonio, Houston, the border camps of Arizona, New Mexico and Texas. ...tgti-yjjii Al The Sunset Route to New ' Orleans, connecting with trains for Eastern cities, also with elegant Southern Pacifi steamers for New York and Havana iii. Inquire of neafelt S. P. agent for Ulm- (rated literature, reservations, tickets and uU information or trite John M. Scott, Gen. Pats. Agent Portland, Oregon ,;, km ir-"-1" I i ii n i i'mTTI-F" "Til' gjuj ujeujj -m, F.ORTHSlLU.0 .E.N.e.DAI..I, Y G U A R D Seventy-Five Men Have Been Selected From the Many Candidates Are Selected. Kas., bonk, which covers Kiinsns, Okln homn, Colorado and Now. Mexico, and 344 loan associations havo boon charter ed In this district. Second place is hold by tho Spokane district, comprising Ida ho, Montana, Oregon nnd Washington, with $5,306,000 loans and 250 associa tions. . Loans In other districts include the following: Omaha, $1,787,000; Houston, $1,145, 000j Berkeley, $1,818,00. The Third Ordnance class has been selected to begin work immediotely after the first of tho year. Seventy-five men wero chosen, instead of fifty as in pre vious classes. The question of enlisting tho members at the. commencement of tho class nnd giving them subsistnnce and uniforms, is still pending. It awaits tho result of the application of C. C. Jere miah, for a commission, as it is neces sary to have a commissioned officer in command if they are enlisted. This to gether with matters in ce-Vnectlon with tho military training of tho men stu dents, is one of the things which take President V. L. Campbell to Washing ton, D. C, nt this time. The roster of the class follows: Samuel ,W. Amcy, Newberg; Ransom S. Anderson, Portland; Abraham Ashor, Portland; C. Bernie Baer, Baker; Elliot M. Bank, Los Angeles; Williom E. Ber ncy, Walla Walla j J. E. Blake, Portland; Frank L. Jilcwctt, Portland; Albert S. Brown, Portland; David Campbell, Walla Walla; Tyrell II. Carner, Grants Pass; Louis It. Castro, Portland; Leonard M. Clark, Portland; Frank M. Cliff, Butte Mont; Julius Colin, Portland; Joseph H. Conn, Spokane; Alex Copen, Los Ange les; Anson B. Cornell, Caldwell, Idaho; IT. 51. Dickerson, Portland; B. G. Dille, Cnldwcil, Idaho; Glenn G. Dudley, Athe na; Franz II. Fieke, , Portland; Elmer Feldenhoimer, Portland; Walter S. Fish er, Itoseburg; D. F. Fleming, Walla Wal la; Henry A. Freeman, Medford; Leo A Furnoy. Astoria: Byron Gnrrott, Jlillsboro; Boss E. Giger, Pendleton; I Earl Goodwin Gray, Portland; Lewis Griffith, Portland; S. V. Gucnthor, Se attle; Ray H. Ilamill, Fruitvnie, Idaho; Fred L. Harford, Seattle; E. G. Har lan, Tncomn; CJhnrles L. Hawkes, Port land; J. H. Holt, Ilnrrisburg; Lloyd W. Jacobs, Eugene; Albert A. Johnson, Wolf Point, Mont.; L. Leonard Krnuso, Port land; William E. Lowell, Pendleton; Creston R. Mnddock, Hcppnor; W. II. Masters, Portland; W. J. Mnston, Astor ia; L. G. McLaren, Portland; A. W. Allies, Portland; Waldo S. Miller, Port land; Waldo O. Mills, Hood River; Frank G. Mitchell, Jr., Walla Walla; William E. Murphey, Centralla ; Roland W. Nlchol, Gridley, Cal.j John Clarence Nordin, Portland; Lynn A. Parr, Wood burn; Charles 51. rcnnoll, Jr., Portland; Randall- S. Pratt, The Dulles; MiRon A. Preiss, Portland; R. A. Quisenberry, Monmouth; Merwin Runkin, Portland; Ralph A. Reed, Portland; Albert J. Rousseau, Albany; Loland R. Sackett, Portland; William R. Service, Silver ton; James S. Sheeny, Portland; Henry W. Sims, Butte, Mont.; Molvln T. Solve, Eugene; Edward Springer, Portland; James R. Steele, Portland; Jerome B. Steinbach, Portland; Avery H. Stem med, Portland; John L. Talbot, Port land; Fred C. Taylor, Helena, Mont.; J. J Harold Watson, Portland; Snnford S. Wendel, Portland; Jackson C. Wills, Portland; Frank H. Willson, Tho Dalles; Frank H. Johnson, Marsbficld; Claude 51. Bristol, Portland. Every Resident of One Town in Oregon Joins Red Cross Baker, (Jr., Doc. 21. Every one of the seventy-one residents of the town of Izee, in Grant county, has joined the Red Cross, it is report- ed from there. RAIN IS FORECAST. Woather. Oregon Tonight and Sat urday rain; fresh easterly winds, con tinuing in force. : 42 ARE KILLED IN Crack Express on Louisville and Nashville Roads Tele scopes Three Coaches. Shophordsville, Ky., Dec. 21, The death toll taken last night when Louis ville and Nashville passenger train No. 7 from Cincinnati to New Orleans, crash ed into tho rear end of a Louisville, Beardstown and Springfield accommo dation train a fo whundrcd feet south of the railroad station hero had reached 40 today. - Blame for the disaster seems to hingo on whether the fast train had been given a clear block or not. Trainmen have given conflicting test!- Don't Be Camouflaged Mining Men Will Hold Many Claims Under New Rulings Many mining men have filed notice in the .offico of the county court of intcn tion of holding claims without tho usual assessment work, under - recent resolu tions passed by congress. The following notices were filed Thursday: , A. P. Churchill on the "Monte Grirto,'' "Son of Monto Crlsto," "Monte Carlo," "Montezuma," located north of Monte zuma, and tho "Romeo," "Juliette," "Punch," 'Judy," "Ben Hnr" and "El Sidollo," located north of Mineral, all in the Bohemia mining district. The Vesuvius Mines company has filed upon the following groups: "Pinto," "Key," "Utopian," '-"Emerson," "Mint," "Missing Link," "Gold Coin No. 2," "Avon," "Gold Coin," "Roberts," "Black Bear," "White Iron," "Florence," "Sal vador," making up tho Utopian group; tho "Faun," "Jasper," "Woodland," "Columbia," "Newton," "Stinsot," "A. L. H.," "Story" nnd "Mnine," mnking up the Vesuvius group; the 'Franltic," "San Juan," "Morgan," "Daisy," "Hickey" and "Golden Eagle," making up the Oregon-Colorado group; tho "Center Star," "Golden Gate," "Rico," "Montana," "Orange," "Riverside," "McKinley," "Alumin," "Elkhorn," "Pasadena" and "Hobart," making np- the Riverside group, all in tho Bohemia district. The Baltimore Gold Mining company filed notice of intention to hold the "Bal timore," "Ora Plata," "Rosebud" and "Orphan Boy," all on Fairview mountain in the Bohemia mining district. Farmers Get $29,824,000 in Federal Farm Loans (By The Agaoctated Prete) Washington, Dee. 21. Loans aggre gating $20,824,000 have been made to farmers by tbo 12 federal farm loan banks during the 12 months since tho farm loan system has been in full opera tion, according to the monthly report of the federal loan board, issued today, In addition $75,000,000 of loans havo boon approved nnd will bo negotiated nt tho old fivo per cent interest rate when funds are mndo avnilablo through sale of the farm loan bonds privately or to tho Unit ed States treasury and the pending plan, to havo congress appropriate $100,000, 00O a year for tho purchase, Applications for loans havo amounted to $210,000,000, which has been cut to $180,000,000 by reductions ordered by appraisers or by rejections, A total of LSI!) co-opcratlvo farm loan associations, composed of 10 or more farmer borrow ers, havo been chartered. Future loans will be made at tho now Interest rnto of 5Mt Pcr cent. t Tho greatest volume of loam, $7,300,. 000, havo been made by the Wichita, We offer you new and reliable mer chandise at the lowest price backed up by our reputation for straight-forward square dealing. v In these last few shopping days it will pay you to investigate here., H. L Kreamer 657 Willamette St. Register Bldg. inony on this point, Most of the deaths were among passengers on the accommo dation train. The steel coaches of the fust train saved tho occupants from in jury. TAMALES Wanted, chickens, turkeys, ducks asd geeso. Also tannics tor sale. Tamale Factory, (102 Ouk St Phone 850-J. tC t Pocket Knives For all the Men and Boys. KEEN-KUTTER. Cattaraugus, fully warranted, sizes and patterns. Price 50c to $2.50. All Chambers Hdw, Co. AT YOUR SERVICE. Z KeadyfsTorULanses ore best KRYPTOK LENSES SAVE YOUR EYES 1 We are headquarters for genuine Kryptok. 3 We design and manufacture these lenses in our own factory, on prem ises, and carry one of the largest stocks of Kryptok lenses on the coast. f Some dealers may give you stock lenses for ones that should be specially ground for your individual needs, caus ing great discomfort and annoyance to the wearer. With our new automatic electric lens-grinding machin ery we can replace any lens in quicker time than any other optical house in Oregon, barring Portland. J We urge our patients to return glasses to us in case of accident, and you will be absolutely sure of getting first quality lenses, ground according to the original prescrip tion.; SHERMAN W. MOODY Broken Lenses EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST 1 Factory TELEPHONE 362 YOU CAN NOT BUY ANYTHING FOR LESS MONEY THAN YOU CAN AT THIS STORE. WE WILL MEET ALL FIRE OR OTHER SALE PRICES ANY WHERE, ANY TIME. 'Kim" Give "Her" Toilet Articles. By dressing up "Her" dressing table, you are plac ing your gift in position for daily use, and it will prove to be a gift that will refreshen her memory of you as the days go by here at Linn's you will find the most ap propriate things in toilet articles. 0.0 KIN GIFTS PRACTICAL USEFUL APPROPRIATE Think of it this week and one day to complete your Christmas shopping This means you must hurry a bit.' Come right in to Linn's store, where there is a bountiful display of practical, useful and appropriate gifts. So de ligtf ul and extensive is bur stock that choosing is only a matter of a' few minutes' time. You will save time and annoyance by coming here first. " She Will Appreciate Pyralin Ivory Stationery a Necessity A gift of beautiful station ery from Linn's will prove a welcome gift at this time. It is a time of letter Writing and stationery is a necessity. Nev er were stocks better or more Leather Gifts , You can not make a mis take in giving Leather Goods. You will make no mistake if you secure it from Linn's. Here you will find Portfolio Music Rolls, Toilet Sets in Bags, Toilet Sets in Rolls, Military Sets in Cases, Collar Bags, Tourist Tablet Cases, Manicure Sets in Cases, Purses Ladies' and Men's, Sewing Sets, Leather Fitalla. Playing Card Sets, Military Brushes, Hand Bags, Hand kerchief Holder, Necktie Holders. KODACCS Every Model Every Size. Make it a Kodak a gift that will pleBse complete stock, every model, every size, from - ., 75c to $150. TOYS Gifts in toys and, dolls that will please the children Do Your Toy Shopping at Linn's. DOLLS When You Want It In A Hurry PHONE 217 LDNN DRUG CO, The Service Giving Drug Store. 764 Willamette Street 764 For Quick Servica PHONE 217 Waterman and Conklin Fountain Pens Remember Him with a Fountain Pen, a gift that will give lasting service. Wo havo the Waterman and . Conklin lines both good ones. Linn's Christmas Candy Johnston's and Whitman's two of tho beat lines of Can dies made. We eell them, be cause they have quality $mi wo do not hesitate to recom mend them- Boxes tJl ready for giving. it Si M J. -i II
