Eugene daily guard., February 21, 1922, Image 3

"Tues(?ny Evening, Feb. 21, 1922
THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD
ClIFFERERS from
1 MrM chronic indigestion
f . B in find mtiotc rnliff
i . a few doses af Dr.
. iarirx Svruo Pepsin.
i: inn artificially the
nature mav havede
pr.M ------ - .
which f"8."
Iban cue" - --;
DR. CALDWELL'S
SYRUP PEPSIN
THE FAMILY LAXATIVE
nr CMnW Syrup Pepsin cor
,.,ulnmii""s cftective in dispell-
S of Egyptian Senna, and other
finli , Ussli'e herb with pepuni.
ffitriu" ion thep.ck.ge. I. has
.1K-"......i..M-u5ed (or 30 yars.
Irjiti Oacbotlle will provwts worth.
HALF-OUNCE BOTTLE FREE
cm ac&t cenJrilwt""1, so even if 301 tfo
LjTmjmvc law.'" nt tft moment let me
J mm d ll.i.f-U"i.e 1 wine 0 my
J?&n FREE OF CHARGE inui
mA AeAteu 10 Dr. W. B.
tt'oiAiiutoi: St., Montfcello,
ILVrnmnia.
1 SCWS PIUS'
: Dill IK MBS
,
Pago Three
As the World Wags
By Frank Fay Eddy
I'lio Nrliroff exhibit ,f 1,1,110 ti,,,,, ill0
paintings of 1 !,.,. j California "cc,..
.'iv proved ,, big drawing card , ,
informal open-house rrcepiim, k
111.- ( handler of Commerce lut evening,
lluu.lr.-ils of visitors ihroiiir.,1 1:.
TIIK 1H-.MAX WASHINGTON Las
Ill-ell exalted kmtt )f hcroic ,,,mj.
s.l in 1 ln national imagination anil at
Hi.- kiiih- 1 urn- ha been very much ill
In a'ot . 1 in tl tu. 1. ,.i i. i,.. 1
a kind .if bloodless statue nf wisdom .,.'
his
liiK-ri..ni iii,,l oy.-iflnw.-.l i,,t(, ;, Wri,,rSt:'rlii.- nn.l on the other has". bad
" '. " , " "i art winch ui.-ta-li.orphoM-d
1 In. room u,i a t. auiiril art
Clilolto
.HXI H.lorill'll Willi w.,,-.,,.,.) .......1.
fictitious stories which exhibit him a,
rt.-iiiir tin iiiifr..i.i,i., iiuin 1
'What would eastern people iiiiuk if "'b he has become the obj.it of rj.li
tun- nr nu-ral griii'iatinus of wi ot
Ui.iul ln wits.
iii.-y knew Hint stub an -xliit.it was !-.
n'K held li.-r.- in Kugenc. Oregon'-"
KiK-st was ,,.an t(l remark. -iKm ,.at.
or,, people go to BoMtou. New-" York.
I liilaili-liilna mill other i-ast,., ,.tj,. aft.
-r tlii-y liavc li.-.-omp wealthy, boi-auso of
' v.o.nrr. rt-iin.-inpnt and art fonnu
iniii-p jnjii-
JUTII-MAKlXi; has iw portci-tli
ll.ltunil to us bninaiis ami i-vell in tbiV
iiiatvriaUno ami xupiiosnUy s.i.niifir
age wi- I'linir to our mvtlis ns f.oi.ii uc
11 wo could make Eugene 111 " ss. "''I'liistioatod tunes. About llif
, Top Class
Actually our tops are
j. "top class." In ap-peiiraui-i',
quality tfiid
economy our tops are
first. Custom built tops
always give -better . sat
isfaction, they are better
qiade and cost you no
iiioa-. .
; .Our tops are all made,
fo your order. Select the
ttyle and material you
want.. . .vy '. '
vEugene
Aoto Top Factory
742 Charnelton
Phone 155
uoteil for such tliines. those people would r,V life r Breai we im-liueil to ex
reinaiii here to spend their money ami eK.';H.- 'onunnii:!n-e episodes into un
i.'im tneir intluenie to the further artis- "s"'" ejhihitioiw of precocity. We even
tu- enrichment of our citv. j S'W itli fainy the days our own youth
"Paris receives $SO.(KKI,iKX) tourist ''"s; a e'ammir horn of fiiucv about the
money, per, annum, lars.-iv liemnse it is "oic i-wiminin hole" or tlu iloinjs of "our
111.- world's art celiler. We mitht nrofit Satl-''
liv her example. Alfred II. Sohroff, C.
.1. f niton ami other local artists have the W-VSIIIXUTOX was ou exlremelv
talent to mnke KiiRene an art center, ' rein-ient individual and was ever a doer
I'""" i".-y li.ive uroper etiiouraee- 1 " r i"an a latker a stroni and s .
lucnt
Palntinoj Are Admired.
Many expressions of admirations of
the palatines were heard, as well as dis
criminating criticisms. Most of ;hc pic
tures were of outdoor scenes mar Ku
geue. around Xeah Kah Xie and in the
vicinitv of Monterey.
Hrilhaitcy of coloring is perhans the
ile was of the tvne to inunire
IcBenda. In addition lie was so unfortu
nate as to become (he h"lpless victim of
Ibiit slovenly and inaccurate historian.
Parson Weems. who was a kind of itine
rant preacher who financed his wander
me 1 artially by writing and peddling
books. Wnshiugtou was an unusu.illv
good subject for be was a popular hero
ost outstanding chtn-m-tci-isiu- nf tu about winch everyone was interested It
S-hroff pictures. A hii-lilv develoueil "" Weems who dug uu the cherrv tree
I sense of color values is necessary to ap- stury and other tales which inflict the
I precuue men paintings, as well as colors
' seen in nature, sav art ellthllsiasts.
I In addition to the in catalouged paint
memory 01 a uoy wno was in uo wav
paragou of virtue but on the contrary
la.i with strong passions anil alMiiir. liiig
uergies whu-ll lielontf iiropeilv to tlnise
.vho like Washington are blessed with j
.luus'.itil physicul vigor. 1
THi; MOTHKK of Washington en
lowed him with those cluiracleristins 1
vliicb most distingiiishrd him in later
ife. She was like her son a strong sil- 1
nt tierson who could never be drawn'
uit to praise him more than :o say "I 1
ive iwi doubt tieorge will do his tluty."
Vobahly (icorge Washingtou was a well
lehaved sort of chilil for his mother was :
if the iron-willed, managing type who i
eally ruli-U iu her own hiaisehold.
TIIK PATKItNAI, AXCKS1MKS of
leorge Washington gave him api-arcntly
mich of the exhuberant energy which
nude him sucli a driving force in suite
if his habitual reserve. J-'rom the pow
erful uud noble llerlburns and Wessj-ng.
tons of Novthhanitonshire. Kiigltind. un
luestionably came the l.aureiiee and John
Washington who immigrated to the Vir
tinia iu ltl-'iS. although the line of con
nection is obscure iu places. In Virginia
Iiitiu Washington was nu important per
tonngc and so was Augustine his second
son who was the father of (leorge. lint
the greater part .of the family estate
went to the half-brother of (.leorge, J.uii;
reuce Wai-bington. and (he widow who
ivas the second wife of Augustine Wash
ington was left with a comparatively
small plum iu ion nud n few slaves to
support her five children. Hence (leorge
when still a suiaU child became a kind
of a ward of I.uureuce Washingtou.
IX AXOTIIEIt WAG I will indicate
the dcvclopcliiont of this youth.
Never Wants Anything Else.
"I tried many different kinds of cough
I medicine," writes Mrs. E. K. Olson, 1017
j Ohio Ave.. Superior, Wis., "but I never
want anything else than Foley's Honey
I and Tar. 1 used it for nil mv ehihtroii
and also for niy grandchild. It has always
done fine work." Foley's is a pure,
wholesome and absolutely safe remedy
for the relief of colds, coughs, croup
and whooping cough. Children like it
and it checks sneezing and snuffling. Sold
everywhere. -
Our Dinners Are Now
the Best and Cheapest
THE GROTTO
inns, a nnnibep of SeUrofrs jiicturfs
which are privatoly owned were lvauctl
fvtr the nrtusioii.
Music Adds to Evening.
Music was fmiiishi'il bv Mis Helen
Harper, violinist, MIks Loru ;Jnhner,
Vellist .ami Alius Heuiali Clark, pianist.
Uanciiif! wat enjoyed by somu of the
KUeK',8. late iu the evening.
"The proposed Portland cxpOKttion
would greutly stimulate the Rtudy of
art nt the I'nversity of Oregon," re
marked Avard Fairbanks, of the art de
pur tine nt of the university. "Jlie pie
lures which Orepon nrt students would
exhibit there would show the milliona of
eastern visitors that Oregon, and espec
ially Kugenc, is a most desirable place
of residence for people -of culture and re
finement." 1
Round Trip Fares
OREGON ELECTRIC RY.
PORTLAND $6.65
SALEM 3.85
. ALBANY - 2.40
CORVALLIS. 2.45
JUNCTION CITY .75
HARRISBURG 1.00
W00DBURN : 4.80
HILLSBORO 6,90
; FOREST GROVE . . . .- 7.25
To all other points on the Oregon Electric Ky. at
one aii(f one-half fare, made to end iu 0 or 5; mini
mum round trip fare 50 cents.
Tickets on Sale Feb. 21 and 22
Return Limit Feb. 23
Details will be furnished on request.
Oregon Eiectric Ry.
H. R. KNIGHT, .Agent, Eugene, Oregon.
May Form District Legion
Council in Western Oregon
A district cotiucil may be organized
by American Ijcgiou posts iu western
Oregon from Kalem to the California
hue. according 1o S. S. deorge, oni
, niander if tlio Kngen post, who with
Major . (J. White, attended a meeting
'in Albany during the week-end. Dele
gates from many western Oregon posts
were present,
j A more effective way of cooperated
I with state and nation in administering
the aid to ex-service men wdk discussed
, nt the meeting. Plans were laid to form
"a ik- orjrnniJitioii and the mutter will he
jniit up to the various posts soon.
Tiisurance Geo. N. McLean, M, & W.
building.
E
CORNS
Lift Off with Fingers
Tm k
I doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little
'Kreezime" oti an aching corn, instautly
that corn stops hurting, then shortly you
lift It right off with fingrr. Truly!
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of
"Freezonc' for a few cents, sufficient to
remove every hard corn, soft corn, or
corn between the toes, and the calluses,
without soreness or irritation.
Start Now Use
Grorsiore Fertilizer!
FUR YOUR
Lawns, Gardens, Shrubs, Flowers, Etc.
full line of Feeds and Poultry Supplies. Seeds of
'l sort j.
IDEAL FEED STORE
1-1 Kas
t !Uh.
Phone 1102
SLABWOOD
FOR SALE
eye.' C;,n mvr snpplv you with the most popular wood
r on the market."
SPRINGFIELD SLABWOOD
Also Dry Hotly and Second Growth Fir.
JM Booth-Kelly Lumber Co
'l0De ')2 r.th nnd Will.unptte Sts.
To
Our Friends:
The Niibntantial
giowth of this hunk is
d,ic to fine friendships
which it lias huilt up
through lis ycajrs of suo-
(pKtifiil achievement in
'neetiiiK the banking
needs of this coininunity.
A warm welcome will
he Kiven your friend.-;,
at
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
of Eugene.
H .sources Over Three
Million.
The bouse moving ordiuunce m lieliu
reconsidered by the jiuliciury i iinniillc
uf the city coi.in il, to which it wa. refer
red by the tonne.! lust night nt -i spe-:al
fieling. This n.ti.il was taken as a re
s.,:; of a se.c -,i sir. i,- .lemand by .1 .
lt..rriuger, bouse niover, :'. r a rr-.iliusl-ll.cct
nf th . fees required I v the v'itv for
each house moved.
.r. Hui'ringer said that if the present
law- was not changed that he and his
competitor in the bouse moving liilsinr-ss
hero would discontinue operations in l'u
gene, considering the charge of tflfi for
moving even the smallest house, or even
a garage, to be exccNsive.
I'ouiicilinan Walker explained that 111;.
fee was designated to pay for damage
to trees and slreetn nnd interference
with traffic. Cnilliciiniiin Sims added that
the city intended to discourage th-. mov
ing of "small, poor housoa, which had the
effect of lowering properly value- iu the
district tn which they were moved.
Sower Of dlnance Passes
Following the unuounrtiini-nt liy 1'il.v
Attorney O. H. Foster Hiailhe cUy. could
not. lawfully assess a portion of tiieiiost
of Hie l'rniiklin boulevard sewer l Die
S.-iutliern Vncifh company, iie.--i:is.' Ilie
littler would not rcieivo any benefit from
Iho iinproveinent, a resident on that
street told the council that the propisid
sewer was neither asked for no! desired
liv himself and other property owneiw on
(be thoroughfare menlioned liecausc
they were using septic tanks, t'oiiiiciliuan
1'arks eJiilnined that the sewer was to lie
constructed for lb.; purpose of doing
away with the septic tanks, from which
foul odors arose, especially during the
summer season. The ordinance was
passed.
Projects Laid Ovr.
A petition for a sewer on Moss street
front franklin tn tinrden nnd one on
(iarden to Wnlnut was allowed, hut. the
project on Grand street wn laid over
for further investigation, as was tho pe
tition to pave Kerry street from Kiglilh
to Ninth nvenue.
The ordinance which provides for the
grueling and graveling of Adams street
from Kighth to lileventli avenue was
amended to provide for the improvement
of alley entrances at tho expense of
abutting properly owners. '
New Lights for Council Chamber.
New light fixtures will be installed in
the council chamber. n a result of a mo
tion mnde bv Coiiucilinnn Walker, Vho
complained that the existing lights were
hard on the eye sand often caused head
aches. ' "
'ounrilinan (Juimliv made a detailed
report of his Investigation nf the case of
Mrs. Killinger. an RO-ycar-ol.l woman
who recently fell on a broken sidewalk
and received injuries for which she seeks
compensation. Mr. (Juiinhv wes instruct
ed to make further iuvesUgntions.
A New Way to Save
-on-
Jewelry
Un and after this date, for one year,
every customer buying jroods at our
store will be Riven ji trade check with
every 50 cents' worth of good's bought.
These trade cheeks -will be accepted
by us at face value on the purchase of
any article in our Special Novelty and
Jewelry Department.
To show our appreciation of your
trade we have recently added this de
partment, which consists of Ladies'
Ix'ather Hand Bags, Purses, Solid Gold
nnd Gold Filled Rings, Fobs, Chains,
Bracelets, Card Cases, Jjiikks, Scarf
Pins, Brooches, etc., all of which are
fully warranted to give satisfaction
and can he purchased by you at half
price.
You are Invited to Call, Inspect the
Department and Commence Saving
Trade Checks Now.
Millinery
There's a peculiar touch of refine
ment about the new Spring Millinery
that we arc showing now. The styles
are all that hits been decreed correct
and the materials are the most popular.
However, our customers havo one dis
tinct advantage in buying here. We
have always sold our hats lowei than
ordinary the difference you save.
Those who visit here will at once no
tice that individuality, the variety of
the new spring hats. A better hat at
a smaller cost litis enabled our custo
mers year after year to dress better
tho difference you save.
Alice L. Simmons
172 East 9th Street, Eugene, Oregon.
SPRINGFIELD NEWS
Planning Ball Toam.
The Amor hum I'-ion is backing up
the Itascbull Project ror tho coming
spring. A committee composed of Syd
ney Ward, and Carl Setiseuey, has been
appointed by the Legion, to get things in
proper shape that spring will bring u
good ball team and good games for the
baseball faint.
Purchase Restaurant.
Frank Hampton purchased the restau
rant fixtures of the White Luneh owned
by Willis Cnchrnn, of FJugene, who
dosed the place several wcekti ago. Mr.
Hampton conies here from near Oak
ridge, where he hatt been Tor the past
two years. Previous to that time ho and
a brother owned and operated a black
smith simp here on Second street. 'J'hu
new restaurant will continue under thu
old' name of White Lunch. ,
May Open New Theater 1
If the plana of J. ltllningcr. owner
of the ohl Fry J tun kin building material
izes, n new up to dale moving picture
house will be installed In the buiUfliigk.
Tb: estimates for remodeling the ground
floor, which Is now occupied by Mrs.
Kidwells restaurant, are being taken un
der ndvUcmeut. This will menu a new
enterprise for Springfield, and in a good
locatiou for a picture house.
DIES AT SALEM
Henry Schomal'cr, well known Snleiu
resident ami for years prominent in Ma
sonic circles, died at Ids home here Sun
day night. Ho probably knew morn Ma
sons than any other man on the Pacific
const. He wiih iu his 75th year and had
been Ml for mure than u vear.
He is survived by hi wife, three sons
and two daughters. They are lean
Schomuker nud Mrs. Pearl J)evoe, of
Salem; Mrs. Mabel Mortenseu of Spring
field; lvau Schomuker of San Francisco
and (icorge A. Cchomnker of Portland,
Mr. Schomaker had held every office
with in the Masonic lodge and was at one
lime worshipful master, the highest one
atttiiunhlc.--'Saleiu Statesman. -
Mexican Ex-General Held
ByV. C. Border Officials
Kl Pawo, Texaa. F'cb., 21. American
federal authorities tot lay moved drasti
cally to enforce neutrality Uwa along tho
Mexican border. ' '
Former (Jenrral Juan MeHgo of the
Can-anna unuy wv.k held under $10,000
bond by United Statoa Comiulafdouei
Smid. following an expedittou which it
alleged to haw crossed from the Amer
ican side two weeks ago to hold up a
Mexican National trnin south of Juarea.
Four other members of Morlgo'a band
wero held under lesser bond.
KLAMATH JUDGE NAMED
Salem, i re.. Feb. ill. Governor Ol
cott has appointed C. F. Strong nn judge
of Klamath comity, aurceedfng Kuyden
dull, resigned.
JRGES QUICK BOMJS
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Hera Trom Oragon City.
.Mrs. I'aul Nelson, of Oregoif City.
sient a few days at the home of Mr. a ml
Mrs. Carl Ulsen, returning on Haturilny.
Air. Nelson was an nasociato of M'r.
Olsens, at the H. V. depot about linir
years ago.
Springfield Personals.
There was baud practico on Monday
evrniug. quite a good many wero pres
ent. - (icorge Ilasford who has been ol
Miirshficltl for several months, arrived
home Monday evening, for a visit.
.Mr. S. Hnooks returned on Monday
to I'ull Creek after apent a few days
here at her home. '
Mrs. Sam Kichinnnd, and Miss Mary
ItoberlH, entertained the Kcbckahs oa
.Monday eveuitig at their ball.
The l.nilii-s Auxiliary of Uio American
Iicglon will serve tlie chicken supper at
tho Morrison hall Wednesday evcuinff,
the id. .
Mr. and Mr. Sydney Ward, ore mov
ing from NiringHel(l heights, to the
Vitua block apartments.
Phowsnda. tba cnolea of MieTamoltar.
For Constipated Bowels, Sidk Headache,
Sour Stomach, Bilious Liver"
The tiiccHt cathartic-laxative in the
world to physic your liver nnd lowela
when you havo l)itv.y Headache, vol,'H.
Itiliousnesn, ludigextion, or Upset, Acid
Htojiinch is candy -liko "CaacareU." One
or two tonight will empty your bowels
completely by morning, and you will feel
splendid. "They worjt while you aleep."
CaKcaretii n.'Vef stir you up or gripe like
Suits. Pills, Nilomel, or OU and they
cost tonly ten cents a box. ChUdrcn lovo
CuKcarets too.
PlCWAPP .- I
Ruddy Checks SparkliiiR Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Says Dr, wards, a Wi ll-Known
Ohi-r Physician .
Dr.F.M.Edw;ircif.ir 17ycarslrr-3krl
stores of wtinr-n fur liver and bowt-l ail
ments. DuniiK Hh.'i yc.irs he rave to
his patient!! a iircvripl i-n made r.( a
l v,cll kiwrn vrp-mble ingredients
tnikwl with olive nil, naming. Ihcm
tt- Edwards' Olive Tablets. You will
know tlicm by their olive color.
These tablet arc wonder-workers on
the liver and bowels, which cause a nor
mal action, carryinx tfl the svaste and
ytiwious Matter in one's system.
If you have a pale face, tallow look,
dull eye, ptmplrs, coated tongue, head
aches, a listless, no-good feeling, all out
of sorts, inactive bowels, you take one
of lr. Kdwards' Olive Tablets nifrhtly
for a time and note the pleasing results.
,rhouands o( women and men take
Dr. Kdwards' Olive Tablets the suc
cessful substitute for calomel now and
then just to keep then lit. 15c and
WARNING I Say "Bayer" when you buy Aspirin. ,
Unless you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you are
not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians
over 22 years and proved safe by millions for
Colds Headache Rheumatism
" Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis
Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain
Accept only "Bayer" package which contnins proper directions.
Handy "Bayer" boies of 12 tablets Also bottles of 2i and 100 DTnnTuits.
Ar.lrln l Ihe tri.tr srk a. !Ur ll.autsttor. ot M(itio.crtlfsciaur of Kallorlleseta
Richard Seelye Jones, editor (
rhe Stars and Stripes and promi
nent leader tn veUirana' organiza
tions, recently appeared before th
House Waya and Mean Ce :tnlt
tea orrinc prompt enactment of
the soldiers' bonus legislation.
Jone; la Vice Commander of th
Veterans of Foreign Wan, the or
ganization of men who served In
the A. E. P. and ia one of the fore
most leaders In other ex-service
men's organizations.
DANCE
Every Tuesday
Night
Dance Studio
Rankin Hall
IBaiDD
Nevada vs. U. of 0.
TONIGHT
NEW AltMOKY, 7:00 P. M. :
Admission 50c and 75c
Seats on Sale at Mauser Bros.
iTsTrrarTH