Eugene daily guard., May 21, 1918, Image 6

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MILITARY POLICE
ARE ON STILL HUNT?
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Much Suspicion Is Attracted by
Peculiar Actions and an In-
vestigation is Proceeding.
Just what connection the presence of
lie Oreaon Military police In Eugene at
be present time, have with the rumor
"After Spring in the air the
every jj fields and woods and
meal" 1 waters call
y tfJLtf And to add to the zest
K of outdoor pleasures
nothing affords the lona-
E lasting refreshment of
ij WRICLEVS
IsSr Sohcar"'' It always
? The Flavor
ANHEUSERMBy5CHv6T-LOUIS.
The, universal popularity of Bevomade t:itece&aiy to erect this building
the largest of its character in the world. Covers two city Mocks. Floor space 26
acres. A basement 50 feet high containing 13 tracks each to accommodate
ten freight cars. Will employ 2,500 people and have a bottling capacity of
two million bottles daily, equal to 140 car loads, on an eight hour day basis.
ed existence of an Illicit distillery In the
vicinity of Kugene, is not known, but
these rumors have certainly been rife for
some time aud there hnve been suspi
cions and cuuuter suspicions flying In
alt directions for several days.
A great mantle of secrecy had been
spread over the affnlr from its very
beginning. Two prominent Kilts of this
city have been connected with this vio
lation of old "bone dry". In keeping
with the loyalty to brothers in this order
and in a true sense of frnternlty to nil a
committee of three from its members
were ordered to take up the charges
agtunnt these two culprits and sift this
affair to the very bottom. This com-
mlttea with the aid of I'nitod State,
marshals have shadowed these men fur
weeks. Why they were out late at nights
was investigated. Depots and automobiles
were secretly searched when there was
leant suspicion that they bad any con-
nection with them. Their mall was closely
scrutinized. Whenever a drunken tran
sient was hailed before "Jedge" Bryson
or an epileptic looking nose appeared on
streets in the evening or automobile
drivers seemed to lose temporary con
trol of car or contents of same, it seemed
as if the finger of guilt pointed toward
Co1urg. Their cases were taken under
advisement with leaden Bkys overhead
when following facts leaked out Ira
Calcf, a prominent farmer of Coburg
district, has a roaming bunch of chickens
and for several weeks pnst have been
coming home to roost In an intoxicated
condition. It was scandal of neighbor
hood, so a meeting was called and gov
ernment agents were sent for. The habits
of these chickens were closely studied,
Experts on chickens were called in. Doc
Ilesse, J. Ij. Page, Lee Travis, Geo. Hall,
Hill nranstetter, J. A. McLean aud
others offered their services. The
chickens were finally followed and it was
estnhli.hed that they were feeding and
frollicking sear a shed in an adjoining
field belonging to Frank Armitnge. Sus
pense now became awful. Was it malt
from a diatillery that was reddening the
comb of this beautiful loyal rooster of
Calef's and dissipating this most mother
ly flocks of pullets?
The mystery was growing deeper.
Strictest secrecy was now maintained,
rullets now refused to scratch and seem
ed perfectly giddy eggs began to drop,
to small amounts. The proud bass of the
flick irritable and rough and during eve
ning was boisterous. Ills fumous clarion
the farmer's morning call was not
heard until about 0 o'clock in morning,
five hours late. Good ladies of the neigh
borhood felt they were scandalised. Gos
sip was breaking all speed records. Ex
pert opinion and sdvice of needed.
Thought of expense was thrown to winds
and Jake Jacobs, a famous beverage art
ist was sent for. He brought with him his
ardent friend and adviser, Lump llarri
ken. The light now began to shine. The
mystery was as vapor aphis were work
iug on the growing wheat on this farm
of Armltage's and they were extracting
so much natural alcohol from the newly
growing heads of grain that the aphis
were in a bad state of Inebriety and con
sequently when these marauding chick
ens took their daily toll of these bugs
they were in turn completely lntotxicat-
ed. Armltage and Oab-f claim they were
the only chickens to their knowledge
thst were ever stewed In that neighbor
hood. They will make their defense at
Klks big patriotic show at the armory.
May 22.
Shasta Limited Train Will
Be Eliminated After June 1
Sun Krancisco, May 21. The
Shasta Limited, crack team of the
Southern Pacific company's line to
Portland, Taconm and Seattle, will
be eliminated June 1, the company
announced today.
Further readjustments of ached-
ules were expected to be ann 'unc-
ed later today, in line with Katlroad
Director McA.Wa order to rurtail
passenger traffic. 4
Shown the ok ok of ths gar, tf
EUGENE DAILY GUARD
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Winners at School Rally An
nounce Intention of Turning
Winnings to Good Use.
Many of the winners of prizes at the
school rully have already announced their
intention to use the prizes for patriotic
purposes. The Bethel school, which won
the first prize of $50, bus announced that
it will donate half the prize, $25, to the
coming Red Cross drive. After the small
expense for material used in the float
which won the prize, the balance of the
$J5 which the school will retain will be
In id aside to finance work of the school's
Junior Hed Cross next winter.
The Klmlra school has announced that
it will use its prize In a similar way.
The papers in the mnthematic contest
have been graded, and the prizes an
nounced. Superintendent E. J. Moore
states that the desire for excessive speed
in many cases caused a lack of accuracy.
The prizes Were awarded as follows:
Fifth and sixth grades First, Clnra
Wiley, Wend 1 iug, district 103; second.
Jack Lemon, Eugene, route 2, district No.
150; third, Sadie Cook, Kigene district
No. 4; fourth, Mark Taylor, Eugene, dis
trict No. 4.
Seventh and eighth grades First, John
Coe, Eugene, district No. 4; second. Or-
Inndo Hull is, Eugene, district No, 4;
third, I.yle Jackson, Creswell, district
No. 4'2; fourth, Kiehard Collius, Spring
field, district No. 150,
E DIED B!
ALLIED 1 FORCES
Amsterdam, May 21. Incomplete lists
of the casualties recenly inflicted by al
lied air raiders in Cologne, published by
ncKKpapera in that city, show 2.1 dead
and 47 injured. It is believed that many
bodies are still in the debris.
Twenty-three bombs were dropped in
the heart of the city, it is s;tid. wrecking
several big buildings and causing a great
panic.
The Cologne Yolks Zeitung says it be
lieves the raid was made in reitrisal for
(erman raids on allied cities.
Mr. E. Thrall has gone to Albany to
assist in school work there.
HARROW
Collars
FOR SPRING
CASCO-JV'fis, CLYDE-' U .
is oerjiticii
"False Sociology, Based on
Materialistic Unbelief" Con
demned by Baptists of South.
Hot Springs, Ark!, May 21. Haptists
of the south were today on record ns
opposing the "false sociology, based on
materialistic unbelief," which they claim
has found its way Into American univer
sities which "reek with German kultur."
A resolution, admittedly aimed at a
Chicago university, condemning this
phase of education, precipitated a bitter
fight and was passed at the final session
late yesterday.
Condemnation of the widespread "di
vorce evil," was also expressed in an
other resolution, which admonished Bap
tist ministers to refuse to perform the
THIN PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
Nothing I.Ike Plain nitro-Fhonphate
to Put on Firm. Healthy Flfnh and
to Increase 8trntlh, Visor mod
rve Force.
Judging from the countless prepara
tions and treatments which are con
tinually being advertised for the pur
pose of making; thin people fleshy, de
veloping arms, neck and bust, and re
placing ugly hollows and angles by
the soft curved lines of health and
beauty, there are evidently thousands
of men and women who keenly feel
their excessive thinners.
Thinness and weakness are usually
due to starved nerves. Our bodice
need more phosphate than la contain
ed In modern foods. Physicians claim
there Is nothing that will supply this
deficiency so well as the arganlc phos
phate known among druggists as blt
ro. phosphate, which Is Inexpensive
an-l Is sold by most all drugglPts un
dor a guarantee of satisfaction or
money back. By feeding the nerves
directly and by supplying the body
cells with the necessary phosphoric
food elements, bltro-phosphate quick
ly produces a welcome transformation
In the appearance; the Increase In
weight frequently being astonishing.
This Increase in weight also carries
with It a general Improvement In the
health. Nervousness, sleeplessness and
lack of energy which nearly always
accompany excessive thlnneaa, soon
disappear, dull eyes become bright, and
pale cheeks glow with the bloom of
perfect health.
CAUTION: Although bltro - phos
phate Is unsurpassed for relieving ner
vousness, sleeplessness and general
weakness it should not, owing to Its
remarkable flesh-growing properties,
be used by anyone who does not desire
to pat oa flesh,-
f
I marriage ceremony for divorced persons,
except those divorced on the grounds of
i infidelity, as defined by the Ilible.
So internal medicine will cure
Eczema. Only by the application of
CKAXOLEXE, the great external
remedy, can the Kczeina microhe he
destroyed. Prove this statement for
yourself at our exponas. Write for
free test treatment; address Mills
Chemical Co., Dept. 1)., Girard, Kun.
"Sleeps Llko a Plow Boy"
"I suffered for 20 years with Ecz
ema in its worst form. Affected all
over the body. CltAXOLKXE left
me as fine as white silk, and I sleep
like a plow boy." J. MuCracken,
Johnson City. Tenn. (Written two
years after using CKAXOLEXE.)
At all drug stores 2oc, SI and $2.50.
For sale by Allen's drug store.
Hi Xintll Ave.
Money Returned if Not Satisfied.
CLEARANCE SALE
OF-
SPRING
Millinery '
THIS WEEK
AT
Mrs. A. L. Simmons.
172 E. Ninth Street.
UK,1 'Wtusny...
PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY
J Red Crass
PROTECT YOUR BOYS.
DO YOUR DUTY.
Chambers Hardware Co.
Saturday Evening, May 18, i9l8
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Mrs. W. R. Deniiis of Carleton is vu
king frieudg in Eugene and is registered
at the Osburn.
SPOT CASH
filtEtR, the auctioneer, pays tht
highest SPOT CASH pric for
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
U tiled Phone 33
Rat. Phono 356-R
Locate at Southeast cor. -it
Purl Sujvt.
Service
Comfort
Congeniality
MAKE
THE
For
YOUR
HEADQUARTERS
WHILE IN TOWN.
free Bus.
ALICE COPPING
MANAGER.
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