Eugene daily guard., January 13, 1922, Image 8

THE EUGENE DAILY : GAURD
Friday, Evening, Jan. 13 jqj.-,
News of Lane County
OkmvmImi t n Quart
I professional trip to George Halt's farm from ftosehurg and is visiting with Mr.
Jail. S. I mill .Mrs. Hiniili Be'ley..
.Mrs. . r;. Kambow recently reuirneii
r$ . v THURSTON.
gThurHtou, Ore., Jau. IJ. Ou laat Stit
Jrilny. tli Kiirmfff'cJil' t-iranro - moved
here from Umt pinre. The next ineetiny
xv i H be nel'l Mturdiyf, Jau. J4 fit (lie (iikI
ifcoul building. -' -
""Mr. UD(1 Mrs. Nerdhaui spent Bunday
evening MHitliiK at the Kyler home.
'rOraiulma MatheWK of KuRene anew
Sunday with her mm, llosn Muthcwa and
family. '
' The varioiiH telephone eoinpauiea of
fue community bavn been holding tln'h'
annual meeting during the punt week.
'( Urumiiua itenme nns gone to her
h&mc ut McMinnville after Hpending" the
I)t several months at the 'William Jii'U
nle home.
i -Xtrma Mathews (if I'lenmint Hill vis
ited relnlivcH here last Sunday,
ftlr; and 'Mm. Hoy Kt! mis ton and film
ilV. Kpeut Sunday afternoon in Spring
field. '
rMr. and Mra.-l-'red ltusfll visited IJen
lphxHl who la improving after a hi eye of
pneumonia, on Sunday,
;, ffid Baxter'; who i working at Afnhrl
spent Sunday -with bin mother, :Mth. ('.
N:- Baxter.
Stl-'if Ynrni'll is upending tlna week
oyr fln thi Mohawk. 1
i'A big- dance is to he given at the
Thiii'ton hall on Saturday night, Jan.
H.
J'h Federal .nan OKWociat ion of this
district held a meeting ut the hull on
Tuesday.
Karri) Mefiuire U cutting fence ponta
a fonti the river on the (juafkcnnuHn placr.
AlcrrtH Uroivn made u trip to I'M
Ornek lnt Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Goff who ure living ut
the M'-Ki'iizie Untdiry were viHlting at
the Itennie home last week.
A. It. Flint :vinited nt the II. W. Kyler
home laHt week.
Mrs. Lirown spi nt Monday uflernuon
with Mr. J'earl Kdmiston. '
M'ihh Manuiret King spent Sunday aft
ernoon with MrH. Kthel I'latt.
Mr. ' King, hoii Lee and Will. Fink
made a trip to the hill for a load of
bhako timber ou Tuesday.
Harold Ilimghmiin of Kucene Hpent last
week-end here.
Mr, rhoinns Williuns is reported on
the nick lint.
rred Urav hwM Sundiiv with Mr. and
Mm. -Charlie Hastings. - . ,
Kdna and ('il Hnxtn of 1'ortland are
visiting at the home of their grandmother
Mrs. O. N. Haxter.
Mr. and Mra. Ira I. vvm.ney culled on
.Mr. and Mrs. George- rintt Sunday eve
ning. Dr. Hoy 'Smith, Veterinarian, made a
.WARNING! Say "Bayer" when you buy Aspirin.
i Unless you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you are
not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians
;,;over 21 years and proved safe by millions for
Colds Headache '.'.. Rheumatism -
f' '?Tobthache ;i' . Neuralgia '. Neuritis ,
v.. V Earache, . : Lumbago, . .', Pain; Pain. ,..'.
,-f6Cfpt;'onfy.-"BayerV. package- which contains proper directions.
" pandy "Boyer" boxt of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and tOO Druggists.
;V (siinB' u li .irii mrk ot Eojjr ,iiqtraeinni of UowimmImM(m o BollojUociil
:WJ' '..!'; . ... ...... . .., , ,, . .. v . . . . .
WINBEREY.
"Wiuberry, Ore., .Tan. V. Wm. Ket
chuin of Springfield and (reorge ithine
vatilt of Coburg have returned home
after a few days' May In this community.
MrH. Arthur Hj.rtimm visited Mr. and
Mr. Clark Itandall Sunday.
Mr. II. A. 'arter and Mrs. H. It.
Curter were Sunday afternoon callers ut
A. Methany's.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Mooney spent Sunday
at the home of Mr. and MrH. Vern
llueka. - I
Tlie Winherry Kgypt Telephone com
pany held their annual meet in k last Sat
urday to elect new officers for thin yeim
Kdgar Harrimnn wan elected ttretddenf.
Arthur Hartinan, Kccretary and treasur
er and It. It. Curtcr and (I. W. ':nnhfi!t
directorR.
Mrs, It. Ij. Edward and children Vhcel
onu Mnton, who Bpent DiiihUiuh with
her oarcntM. Mr. and Mr. I. Wnlker.
hove returned to tholr home at Landax.
Jlenrv MaftRon of Fa Creek W niiw.
Inir wood in this coinihunitv. thiM werK.
H. H. ( arrcr visitecl J, l-V Vordier on
L'tfle Fall Creek from Snturdnv nnlil
Monday. .
Joe Aeet of roll ( reek who linn Ih-ph
viitins hf NNter, Mrs. B. , Carter
han returned heme.
Mr. and -Mm. U. V. AVainhnld and Mr
and Mrs. A. .T. Iienfro vini1ed -with Mr.
and Mrs. A. Stewart Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mr. Edgar Harrimnn went
to CorvalliB Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ulalr of Lowell
were Sunday evening guest m of Mr. and
Mrk. (J. W. WnmboTil.
from Turkey in in town looking after tin
who wing, at the rcaup of Ue picture
film, ''Alice in Ilnngcrlanjl." Home after
noon next week. Mr. and Mrs, Itamtiow
were reported killed hi Turkey recently
but It proved to be two other Americana
Perry and Johnen who l"ft their lives;
although Mr. and Mrs. Ituuiho were in
!veral TarkUh raids, they were imt
killed. MrH. Kambow han the intercut of.
NEWBERRY WILL W :
, E STATES
By IAWKENX'E f.VRTIN
(I'nitcd Vreim Staff Correspondent)
WanhiiiKtnn, Jan. 13. Senator Trn-
iriven bin seat
40 to 41 today
U . 1.1 I t
J, I.,. - T WS;; !' "'"t Uiat the senator
or in the 1 brace country of lurKcy, is ' ,.u ..:,nMnj k
to be bought from Hie Ore government wult retlre vindicated by the senate
..nd UKXI wnenlan refue cbildren will "f of personal knowledge of
l-e taken ilterc and put on this hind and f nrnxe use of money in his eam-
(c nnao tnuu'iort ncwniiu m m, i ".
tiie Armeniun iliihlren nt heart and i ,JlnI1 jj owbPrry Mich
doing ever, thin,,, in l r power to he,. itt thc ;nat b v a'vote of -them.
They now have a. plan on foot by .i-,....,,,, h . ,
COTTAGE GROVE
Coltnie Grove. )re.. .Tnn. .'t. The K,
init a .top to their Htifferm. Mr:
Hainbowi Ih with the OhiiHtmn rliiireh.
W. A. Whittcn earae near being killed
!n nn accident at lha 'Wenteru K.-cnort
The Newberry case todaiiis a political
campaign issue.
Condemn Use of Money.
So far as the present senate is con-
and Lumber company sawmill, when n'cerned. the'easo wan settled last night, I
truck of lumber fell on him mushing his when on four roll calls, each resulting
right leg and foot.
JASFKE.
Jasper, Ore., Jan. 18.-
-Ladies' Aid-
4tt to 41, republican leaders repelled all
hi. ... 1
That record will be carried In to the
senatorial primaries and the general
w""Vy5W.?e o'".-'r': elections in every state which nominates
? g "ndocia1; nd elert8 8 8en?t0! "" Th! ''""?
meeting were Mrs. Warfel. Mrs. Vaughn," 80 far na the senates record is con- I
Mrs. Morehouse, Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. wrncr, Newberry now; is fully entitled
Iirury, Airs. Shelley, Mrs. Lvone. Mrs. to hlfl though his colleagues eon-
Elliott, Mrs. Guiley, Mra. Hack and Mrs. I demned the excessive use of money in
Hills. I political campaigns.
Sum Vinson has ueturned home from! Say McNary "Clubbed."
the Mercy hospital where he was forj The "uncertain" group of republican
several days for medical treatment. He. senators decided the issue. - j
is improving but not entirely well yet.) McNary, Oregon, who it is said, was!
: ; Vi i 1 '1 ,,. i . 1 J ere whs a meeting ui iuu bi:iiuu -cniDoea into voting lor isewnerrv ny
V .'V Jn!,t''frt tiu'lr otUoorH Wednesday Jbouse last Friday evening to discuss the administration threats to block his recla-
night for this year. They entertained
their husbands with a covered dish sup
per nuer me in.tauation. ,ir. Anna
Swnnson and Mrs. Anna EJlcdgc were
thc installing officers.
4N. J. Nelson and parents Mr. ami Mr:
N. J. Nelson Sr., motored to Eugene
Thursday.
IteV. Itippey of the Seventh Day At
ventist church from Hosehurg, spent
Wednesday night in town .111 hus'ness.
Mrs. A. 1 Kternes came Thursday
from Oakland and is visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. John Harkason and fam-i
ily, of Hireh nvenue.
Mrs. V. A, Coffin of Hosehurg spent
Wednesday and Thursday night with hei
sister, Mrs. Al Klledge and family, re
turning home Thursday morning.
Mrs. George Cutsforth of K!ddle come
Thursday and Is visiting her eon Dale
Cutsforth of the S. V.
Mrs. Hay (Curley) Nixon came up
Thursday from Eugene and is visiting
her father-in-law, Ellsworth Nixon of
Delight Valley. " -
Dick Avison returned Wednesday froir
Salem and is working in tie- Western
Import and Lumber company's sawmill.
'Huston Dunn is quite ill.
Mr. Taylor of Med ford, owimm of thc
hospital building on the corner of Scv
enth mid Main Ktreets wns in town Wed
nesday night and Thursday looking after
his property,
Mrs. A. Will's of Con. stock was In
town shopping Thursday.
" Mrs. William Watson of Curtain spent
Thuisday shopping In tov.n.
f, Horace Conner moved his 'household
gondu and family to Grants l'as Thury
Oay.
Al Churchill returned Thursday from
Bohemia.
Mrs. Rose WTight came up Thursday
advisability of consolidating the Jasper ; motion bill, Poindexter, Wn,; Willis. ).;
nud Edenvale school districts. Mr. Swan j Cummins. la.; KeHogg, i Minn.; These
wan pi-exem mm prcseoieo unie very provided the votes to seat newberry.
S3
57 East 9th
Phone 60 or 149
MaifttocCs
SPECIALS FROM OUR GROCERY DEPT.
Wc stock Dinniond W Coffee fresh every week and
you get quality coffee for less because you don't
'pa v for a l'ancv tin container. One trial will tell
you the story.
I T
liJajgo;' rolls Toilet Taper .....$1.00
;; I?opei ,j?ropai'od lustnrd, bottlo .10
; Citrus Washing Powder, pk. .. .25 ;
KclloKg's Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs... .33'
Kwr's Pancake Flour, pkg. tJ . . .. . ,'25
'.Pt; bottle Dickson's Grape JuieO .-"
' -Pnlniolivo Toilet Soap, 3 bars . i'J.i
iCrvstnl White Rvrnp, -10-lb. tin.. -.05
CVyBtal White- Syrup, 5-lb. tin..'. ' 3
Founlain Ctino Flavored Syrup,
10-lb. tin ,.
Fountain Cane. Flavored Syrup,
. 5-lb. tin
flood Side Back Bacon, lb
. 2 lbs. Bulk Coeoa
Oregon Walnuts, lb
Van Camp's Celery and Mock
Turtle Snnn. 3 enns ........
10 lbs. Good Potatoes
.60
.:i-J
.30
.17
MatDoclk
FREE DELIVERY
! ;57EASt 9th
Phone 60 or 149
good points In favor of the project.
Joe Castle has gone to cistern Oregon
for an indefinite period. Mn Geiger is
taking his place on -the section at pres
ent. Our genial merchant, E, Bauer, is
somewhat indisposed nt the present time.
Mrs. Lyons received word Wednesday
lilnrmttir ihfir. liov inn Cnrrv Vnllnm lifltl
the misfortuun to get one of his fingers!
badly mashed and would not be able to J
worit for eight or ten days. He was em
ployed in the sawmill at Walton.
Mrs..Drury received a card Wednesday
evening announcing the marriage of
lUilph Bridges of Seattle to Mihs Ida
Hansen. Hotph will be remembered by a
number of the people, of this community
as this was his heme till after the death
of his pureuts when he went to Seattle
to make his home with his married sis
ter, Mrs. iVarl Kixon.
Nine republicans Borah. Capper,
Ladd, Iafollette, Norris, Norbeck. Ken
yon, Jones. Washington and Sutherland, '
voted against Newberry. I
, GERMAN MARK SINKS
London. Jan. 13. The German mark
was down to ft20 to the pound at the
opening of the exchange here today.
compared with 1QO yesterday. .
BREAK CHEST
HIS OLD TIME FORM
By JACK McAULIFFE
(Uetircd Undefeated World .lightweight
Chninpion. . Written for United Press)
Tendon, Jan. 111. For once the ex
perts wero right and (ieorges Carpentier
retains the Kuropeun heavyweight cham
pion nftor stopping George Cook of Aus
tralia in the fourth round f their bout
at Albert Hall last night.
GcorgcH must have seen a vision of
another fourth round, one he once
fought in Jersey City last summer, for
when the bell called the fighters to the
ring for the fourth time last night, Car
pentier was. after his man like a tiger.
Ho flushed about Cook with his magnifi
cent, footwork, found thc opening he
sought and delivered the right hand
blow that failed him at the beginning of
the Dempsey fight last July. This time
it did not fail ajid it only took one real
right to put Cook down for the count.
He wus ou one knee when counted out.
It was a slow fight for Carpentier at
least. At thc beginning Ueorges was
uncnthusastic.
Kaae your tighl, aching chest. Stop thc I He allowed Cook, who was clumsy, to
pain.. Break up tile" congestion. VI a take thc advantage in the infighting and
bnd cold loosen up !h just a short time, J considerable punishment around the
"lied I'cppcr UUtf'W the com remedy "":
that briugs quickest relief. It' cannot
hurt you and It cebtainly spems to end
the tightness nnd drive Uie congestion
and soreness right out.
.Nothing has such' concentrated, penc-
RED PEPPER
Ueorges was slow and the issue seem-
,1 (. ho In ,lnl, ' '
.'Carpenter's first flush of speed came
in thc third, and the Frenchman dis
played much of his former agility. His
tratlng heat as red peppers, and when iiKhts and left wore missing but be was
heat penetrates rigbj down Into colds. ! shootiij them in with increased power,
congestion, aching muscles and sore stiff ; apparently warming up to finish oft his
joints relief comes tit once. . , """ 1,1 the round in which Dempsey put
The moment you apply 'lied Pepper "i"' war six months ago. The fourth
ltiib you feel the- tingling hent In three 1 -nl saw oi go down for the count
minutes the ,congacd spot is wanned j w1"'" Georges shot a right home cleanly
Uirough and through. Whcu you aro suf- to the jnw. It was just as I had said
fering from a cold, rheumatism, back-1 'corgeR won tlio minute ho decided to
ache, stiff neck oi-vsore muscles, just. ; uncprk it.
get a jar ot Howies lied Pepper Hub. Vk-, 1 sl,0"lu m?- wns a willing
made from red peppers, at anv din , fighter, but an ignorant one.
You will have the quickest relief
store,
known.
Always say 'Howies."
SIEE IE) DUB
....'THE ..H
Clothing and S
Diamond Ring3 Stolen from
Woman, Unconscious in Crash
Portland, Ore., Jan. IS, Sam Levin,
whose father was killed in an automo
bile, accident yesterday, in which his
mother, Mrs. Mnx Ijcvin sustained a
fractured leg, reported to police Thurs
day night that three diamond rings had
been removed .from Mrs. Levin's fin-
; jgers.
Hon 'I Kfiiv (Trnv! TTnrp'q nil' I-cvin said that the rings, which fitted
1 V- 1 J, . Vne "- too tightly to slip off, were
Old-J 11110 lxOC'ipe that Any- worth J10(I0. A Columbia county police
body Cnil Aliply. joffieer who searched in thc vicinity of
I the accident could not find the rings. A
The use of Snge and Sulphur for re-' large number of people were gathered
storing faded, grav hair to its natural around the cor shortly after tlio acci
color dates bnck to grandmother's time, dent and ossisted in extricating the vlc
She used It to keep her hair beautifully ' tims. Nurses at the (Jood Samaritan
dark, glossv and attractive. Whenever : hosplthl say that though Mrs. Levin was
her hair took on that dull, fnded or conscious, she was suffering severe
streaked appearance, this simple mixture I "hock when she arrived at the hospital,
wus implied, with wonderful effect. I "ild that It would have been possible to
Hut brewing at home Ls and ' remove her rings without her knowledge,
nut of date. Nowadays, by asking at any
drug store for a bottlo of "Wyeth s Sage
I and Sulphur Compound." you will get
I this famous old preparation, improved
!by the addition of oHier Ingredients,
j which nut be depended upon to restore Seattle. Jon. 13.--One hundred and
! natural color and beauty to the hair. I thirtv-three mills reporting to the West
A well-known downtown druggist says c0,t Lumbermen's association for the
, it darkens the hair so naturally- and .,!( ,.uHing January 7. manufactured
evenly that nobody can tell it has beeu (j.iS7.1!! feet of lumber,- sold IS.4.14,
i applied. You simply dampen a sponge or mi) (,,,,,. an() shipped r!U74..'il7 feet,
i soft brush with it nnd draw this through . Production was 2tl per cent below nor
I your hair, taking one strand at a time. m,.,- husim-sx wns 27 per cent above
. Hy monilng the gray hair disappears, ,)ro,i,iction; and shipments 10 per cent
nnd after another application or two i . anve production.
becomes beautifully dark and glossy. 1 "nrt t-o pt cent of all new business
taken during the week was accepted tor
- -ter delivery. 1 nis a'nttntefi to
2n.2.14.ni feet, ot which 0..W5.017 feet
will move coastwise and inten-onstal. and
10.KtO.00!! feet will move over-seas. New
husinesH for delivery by rail totaled 040
cavs.
V'orty per rent of the week's ship
ments moved by wnter. totaling '.23,744,
307 feet, of which lrVi0.!.'t! feet moved
coastwise and Interconstal. and 8.103.
SI12 feet export. The rail movement for
the week was 11S1 Curs.
The unshiiped balance in the domestic
camo trade totaleil 03.034.043 feet; and
in the export trade 101 .NS3..'fJ7 feet. In
the rail trade the unshipped balance
amounted to 3IW cars.
Production of Lumber Is
i . Still Far Kelo.w Normal
Xrarryintf a complete line of Men's Furnishing
i Ladies'- and Children's Underwear," Hosiery and misc
Enounce' that they have moved into their new loc
jve--opposite the 'Dice-Swan Co.,-and are now x
licarty and co-operative patronage. Hy valki'!g
this new store vou will save dollars on your. wear
. W
hoeStoaiBj
Mothinif and a complete line of Shoes,
ellancous garments, wishes to an
ion, U7 West 8th St., corner ot OI
n for l)usiness and invite your
block from Willamette street to
j apparel and shoes.
STEEL MERGER LOOMfe
vorv ,tom. x Appraisals of
plants of aeren independent steel com
iph are being rushed (today, pre
liminary to ft great industrial mid-western
merger. The seven rompnnies are:
Vomigstown Sheet and Tnbe company
of Youngtown. Ohio,; Inland Steel com
pany of rhtcafro; Steel and Tube com
pany of America. Chicago; Midvnle Steel
4-omnftur. iVataville. IVnn.: Lackawanna
Steel comikanv of lluffnln. X. Y; Kepub
Vc l-nn mitl Sieet en'npinv. YmiiiTtown.
and Hrinr Hill Steel company. Yminira
town.
Pbmriinil h ehrtie Af the moR(.
SATURDAY
Grocery Values
Prices are Lowest Here.
16 lbs. Best Cane Sugar
Fancv Creamery Butter, lb. . 4.
Nucoa, lb. ... ... . .' .'.
Tru Bin Soda Crackers, lb. . . . .
Sugar Cured Bacon Backs, lb. . .
Pure Strained Clover Honey, lb. . ...
Large boxes Matches
Shrimp, can ......... . . . . '.'. . ..... .
Large pkg. Olvmpic Pancake Flour
Vim Hard Wheat Flour ,. . ... . . . . . .
Ax Billv Best Flour ............ . . .
Free. Delivery.
$1.00
' .37
.30
-14
.25
.15
.05
.15
.25
1.95
1 .35
Soap Special
10 bars Crystal-White Soap .... . .50
1 large pkg. Peet's Washing Ma
chine Soap (powder) ......... .35
'. ' X
2 bars of Creme Oil Soap with each
purchase of the above.
v Sale of
Ocean BluelEnamelware
No. 28 Wash , Basins
,'i-qt. Mixing Bowls
3- qt. Preserving Kettles
4- qt. Preserving Kettles
-.25
.29
.39
.49
Sawmill Flume Breaks; Rush
Of Water Injures Albert Hull
Cottage Grove, Ore., ' Jan. 13. Thc
flume leading to the A. Ij. TVoo.'nrd's
sawmill broke Wednesday evening as
Albert Hull was on his way from work
at the mill, throwing him about 20 feet.
All the ice' cold" water in the flume
pitched ou him and almost paralyzed
him. lie fiually got from under the
flume and was brought to his home nenr
Cottage Grove in an auto. The attend
ing physician could find no broken boDtj,
but found ho was badly bruised nttr
tlio heart, and his back was also butt
These 'injuries, with the great shock &
thc water pouring over him, came neif
ending his life. After a night's rest tdtk
hot, water bottles around him be wai
somewhat better -Thursday. Albert Hull
is the son-in-law of A. Ij. Woodird, nid
has a wife and two small children. Tbt
Hawmill was recently bought, from C. W.
Pnllctt of Portland. The flume i IS
years old and said to be unsafe. .
We employ only white help, the most skilled ob
tainable, at
BELL'S CAFETERIA
Open 6 A. if. till 8 P. M. Daily
lllll 757 Willamette St. . Eugene, Oregon
"It's the Cooks'!
PLAYING TODAY
Continuously 1 to 11 p. m.
The Popular Star
JACK
LTOLY
with NOAH BEERY
"The Call of
the North"
Always a favorite, Jack
Holt now arrives, at star
dom in a dashing photo
dramatic . adaptation of
Stewart Edward AVIiilo's
novel, "Conjurer's House."
On the stage it was an in
stantaneous success; on the
screen it surpasses all ex
pectations. Rex-Sewell Ford Comedy
"Doggone Torchy"
with JOHNNY HINES
Kobt, V.
llainworth
on our
$:;o,ooo
Vuirlitzcr
The
CASTLE
FIRST TIMES TODAY
Continously 1 to 11 p. m
n
America's First and Only
M A' R Y
PICKFORD
r
I 3
in her most '
, amusing char
acter
"SUDS''
Unlike anvthin.it M
Pick-ford has ever dollO M"
fore, a picturization of t
Charles Frolunan W'
" 'Op O' Me Thumb..
wnicli .Maude .tiams
national fanie.
Castle Select Comedy
"Fresh from
the Farm
A Rural Mot of Kun
lnaur rtlfa Henrj Trowp, 8.1 Weit Otb