Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, March 13, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Twa THE EUGENE DAILY GTJ2CRD Monday EwT.tn I - J,ar. 11 .1 MF "and we are a healthy, happy family now" Louis Uingras iVVS'yy'r aft J TINGLINO with abundant energy, appetites hearty, nerves strong and steady and their faces radiant with the glow of perfect health, the entire family of Louis Gingras, 9 Har rison Ave., I'rovidence, It. I., are an eloquent tribute to the powers of Tanlac, the greatest family medicine the world has ever Known. E A community project organization was offi-cted in the Lornnc valley at a meet ing of the district grange Saturday, ac i ording lu Ira 1. Wliiluey. county agri cultural agent, who spent the day there. K. It. Crow WflH elected general erim. iiuitiily chairman. Dairying, boys and girls Hub work and rodrll" fmr;rol were the chief projects i In lxn ane people decided to take up this year Hugh .Mathews was selected ro dent control leader for the distru A!. bert Kwniu, government biologists, was present and addressed the meeting on (he methods rtu be used in cxterininntme the gray digger. Ail iiH day meeting to consider these projects further bag been called for March the Iirime women has asked Ihnl Mr. Wnitnoy secured an expert In boine science from O. A. C. to address them at a meeting to be held in a few weeks. I've put Tanlac to the test four times right In my own family mul it hasn't failed me once," declurcd .Mr. Uuigrns. ".My wife, my sou and my daughter, as well as myself, have ull been built up from u half-sick, run-down, worn-out act of people inlo a healthy, happy family brimful of new life and energy." And the experience of (his family is only typical of thousands of others whose tatejiirnts are on file in the Tanlac of fices. Hardly a day passes tlmt does not bring scores of such messages of praise trout every part, of the United States anil Camilla from families where mother, father, sou und daughter have all f id baalth, comeM i it and the joys of liv ing through simply taking a course of T-auJac Take, for Instance, the case of John Wldlier. 1571 KooHcvell Ave., Los An gules, Culif., who wiys "My wife, myself aikl lMtle boy are now oa healthy, huppy fumKy as- you will ever see and it's all due to Tanlac." Or that, of Mrs. John Marquis and her family of sixteen living in Manchester, N. H., ot. Belmont St. She says: "Tanlac has been the only medicine used in our house for two years and It has kept every one of the sixleen here it! the best of hcaltli." In Chicago, Frank fi K'uhnrds, of 441 South Wood St., writes: "W'n will never be without Tanlac in our house after the remarkable way it bus built up my wife, my son and myself to where we are the very picture, of health." Hi presen'alive of New York is the ease of ('has. E. Van Colt's family, re siding ill l-'u Fourth Ave., Albany, lie sas: "Kvery member of our family is enthusiastic over Taidac. It's certainly a medicine for ull the family." From far-away Cunada comes this message: ' -Vy 111 He girl, my son and myself are nil enjoying splendid health now and Tanlac brought it all alMiut." .Mrs. Itert Hewer, l!Ki East Aveuue. To ronto, tlntnriii. "We coll Tanluc 'The Fomily Meih' cine here in our Virginia home, because it restored my mother and sister to per fect hculth, just I he same as it hns done me." is the enthusiastic statement of -Mrs. J. F. Itobertson. Danville, Vu. And on through the list, men, women and children from every state iu the V.n ion and every province of Cnuudu un hesitatingly come forward and tell iu words ringing with sincerity of the won derful benefits of health and happiness that Tanlac has brought inlo their homes Unit. were, formerly darkened by the gloom of sickness, suffering and despair. And should yours be one ot tnosc homes where any member of the family is thin, run dirtvu and weakened from loss of appeiite, canned by indigestion and stomach troubles, you hove at your very d-.Mir the meen that will no doubt bring the sunshine of vigorous health hack into their lives and yours, just, as it has done in so many thousands of other coses Do not delay. (let a bottle of Tanlac from your druggist today. VIOLATORS OP LOCAL TRAFFIC LAWS FIO BUSINESS AND CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS DR. J. P. TITUS ObHtetrica and dis eases of women nud children. Office Brown Iluilding, Oth and Oak Sts. Res idence Hotel Unburn, Phones 8U1, U"D . tf DBS. OULLION AND NELSON Eye, ear, nose, throat. Eyes tested and glasses furnished; 300 I. O. O. F Building. Telephone 18H. DR. R. H. FIELDS Office 410 0. & W. Bldg. Office phone 04ft, Ilea. 1)22-11 DR. W. H. VOSB-JJye, ear, noae and throat specialist. ilyos tested and lasses furnished. Office at residence, 12 Ninth Ave. East. Phone 380-J. EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS Speeders and other traffic law viola .Ors met with erief in .TikIifa AW., Wl,.a'n court nt lite citi- t.,,11 .........I..- a lotal of 42 in fines was bunded out bv the city recorder to three who bad. been cueii 10 appear uetore mm ill II oclock for infractioiLs of city ordinances. !. (r. Bushman of Springfield receiv ed I be bnrdest jolt when Kine assessed him a $25 fine. It ie nll-ged by the citv speed cop that the Springfield resident ...... iiutiiuk in uiji iiuiu iu me rate oi '.il ItlileS SI) hour On Frnnltlin liniiliTn,l Sunday. J. C. Knight, who exceeded the limit on Thirteenth uvenue east, Sunday, was fined .tin mill hull Ills llcunun enc.aii.l...! for HO ibiys. Lloyd l'urkev. dnv lis a milk ileliveev truck, wandered on t the wrnnv utile nf the street u-ilh iis vi.lili.li ,nl Hut. . 2 for the city coffers. mm news Merchant HasMii Away. Joseph Fulop, of the Furthers Kx chauge, who has been ill at the Mercy hospital in Eugene passed away Suudtiy ufteruoon. .Mr. ! ulop had been in poor healtb for some time coming here from iTortland for a rest. Ac week ago he be came seriously ill. He and his brother J. Fulop, were as sociated in the business together. He lenves a widow. Funeral arrangements will be made later. DK. MENDELSOHN 1'raciice limited j iw wriuvimfi ciiuip " . . . ... ....... furnishing glasses, 211-212 Odd Fel lows. White Temple Phone 1404. MARTIN eral practice. ATTORNEYS-AT.LAW 0. HOtilV-LAWYEn. Cien- S. M. CALKINS Attorney-at-Law First National Bank Building. Phone 107. , . A. C. WOODCOCK Btill doing work at the old stand, 82 Ninth Avenue west, Attorucy-at-Law. DR. I, R. FOX Office 310 M. & W. Bldg. Offico phone 027. Res. VSM-J OPTOMETRIST DR. ROYAL J. OICK Vision acientifi callv corrected by proper glasses. IHIS Willamette St., upstairs. Phone 020. CHIROPRACTIC DR. J. I. PI8CHKII 200-7-8 White Templo. Phone 410. Residence lilol) DR M. AfiHTON Opposite Eugeue Theatre. Phone 800. DR GEORGIA A. SIMON U10 Willam ette. Phone 148S. ALTA KING Attorney-at-Ijaw. Pro bate, conveyances, collectionB. Office upstairs, 774 Willamette St., Eugene, Oregon. HOWARD XL IIROWNELl.-lJtwyer. All business promptly attended to. Telephone 1100. WELLS & WELLS Lawyers, 814 Park Street Give special attention to the extiiuiantion of abstracts, drafting of wills, settling of estates, conveyance and collections. Also to all pension matters. Phone '028 II. E. 8UVTTEUY Atturuy and Coun sellor at Law. Solicitor iu Chancery. Office rooms. 10-1 1-12-1H Beckwlth ' Rltlg.. corner Seventh and Willamette, Eugene, Oregon. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS Sirs, olive o. vaLl15r, orvillk WALLEIlr-Klrkville Graduate, 418 Oockerliue & Wcthnrbee Bldg. DR II L, STUDLHY National Bank Bldg. -Office, U V. S. Phone 689-J. DR JOHN SIMONS Osteopathic Phy sician and Surgeon. Office 408 0. & W Building. Phone 018-J. HAIRORESSINQ lui STINGS SISTERS Register Bldg., Phone 1000. Hours 8:30 to 0:00. DENTISTS DR W. B. MOXLKY Dentist. Modern X-Uay equipment. Phone 73. Castle Theatre Bldg. Eugene, Oregon. THE YEUNS CO. Try our Chinese medicineR when all else nil. Office moved to ltonnett Blilg., Cor. 1Mb und Olive St. UNDERTAKERS W. W BRANSTETTEIt Funeral di rector. Lady assistant; auto hearse; 11(12 Olive Street. Phone 018. MARION VEATCH Knuernl director. ldy aslssiant. Full nuto eiiulpinent. Toutli and Pearl Sts. Both phones iS7 AUTO SPRINGS .IAHER AUTO SPRIN(rr CO. JANUACri)Kt. " 11111 HEPAIR1N0 We give a written guarantee on our aprlngs for one year, 33 North 15th SL, Portland, Oregon, A. 8. GILLI.NM ATKR lltt Blair Blvd. . Electric and Oij-acetylrne welding, braxlng, cutting PLUMBINO, TINNING, HEATING WILLIAMSON A- COMPANY-Phone Kill. Tenth and Oak Streets. GEOHGR D. ULiTZMAN ft8 02 West Sixth St., phone 817. 4ALL ft PIU MWAY-Plumbing, tin ning and healing. Sewer pipe and drain tile. Seventh and Oak Sts. phone 11102. CARPET AND RUG CLEANING ILWTnit CLEANING CO.-Phone S27 for tint class work. 832 Olire. O. II. FOSTER Attornej-at-Law, United Slates National Bank Bldg; . phouo 380. ' Backs Into Lamp Post Saturday morning Harry Theia backed the wood truck which he was driving, in to tho cluster light post at Kgginiaun's, brcuking the big globes. Return to RecaVpart. Lee Craft, after spending n few days here at the home of iiis family, returned to his work at Reedsporl for the .Win chester Bay Co. Contractor Leaves. George Perkins, contractor, left on Saturday for Portland, where he will spend a few daya and then go to Kelso. Washington, where he hns a contruct to build u school house. Dance Success The FVur-L dance on Friday evening was u success. The dunce was for the purpose of raising money for I he needy in this vicinity. All the music was donat ed. The crowd was too large for the hali and about $50 was realized. Spend Sunday Hore Miss Mabel Moebey of Dorenn nnd Jack Williams of llcedanart, were the Sunday guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Lee Croft. S. D. ALLRN Attorney-at-Ijiw. Of fice 774 Willamette St., over Eugene Gun Store. J. S. MEDLEY Attorney-at-Law. Of fico over Eugene Loan ft Suvlngs 'tank; ahotio 154 '1!1X ouotd tonsil sibilAnft :p nnoq ouoanfl jj.o tMj -Hi v-iti-A.njo)v-SSHM'KI V "n (X A. WINTERMEIER Attornoy-nt-Law. Land titles and probate special ties. Office over Bank of Commerce. V. C. HEFFRON Attorney-at-Law; 232 Lumber Exchange, Eugene, Oregon. B. O. IMMEI Attorney and Counsel lor. United States Bank Bldg., phone 210. U BILYEtT Attorney-nt-l-aw. Office upstnirs, 830 Willamette Street, Eu gene, Oregon. WH1TTEN SWAFFORO Lawyer. C. and W. BiHhling. The better clasa civil business. Phone 831. L. M. TRAVIS -Attorney-at-Law. Of fice over Eugene Loan and Savings Rsnk. Knxene. Oreeon BUSINESS COLLEGES EUGENE BUSINESS commercial subjects COLLEGE All taught Enroll CLEANING AND PRESSING CITY CLEANERS Cleaning, pressing and repairing. W. E. Navlor, Prop.. 44 8th Ave. West. Phoue 220. IMPERIAL CLEANERS & HATTERS Pressing snd repairing. Goods call ed for aud delivered: 478 H. 7th; phone 802. ELKCTRIO CLEANING CO. 832 Ollre St., phone 827. Springfield Personals Miss Mnrthn Williamson, domestic sci ence teacher at the S. ilL S. spent over Sunday at Corvullis, visiting with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wakefield were visitors from Salem for n few days. Opal Holversou, o teacher in the Lin coln school spent the week-end at Al' Imny visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Homer Ilolverson. Mrs. It. T. Jones of iTortland is spend ing a few days here at the home of her sister, Mrs. E. N. Itillnrd. Mrs. Hannah Holversou, am) dnnghter Mrs. J. N. Enilicutte, went to Mnrcola for the week-end, visiting friends. Mr. and -Mrs. Clarence Peterson, of Cbhurg spent over Sunday here with friends. Your Child's Bowels Need "California Fig Syrup" DANCE STUDIO MltS. KAVH wilt teach toh Mm virr Int ent nnnri oiiiokly. Tho Pane Studio. FOUNDRY VKt.TT'M n.nw --S-oond and Blair. Hurry Mother! A tPiisponnful of "Cfilifornia Kir Svrup" now will thor outcry clnnn Hn little bowels nm! iu ti few hours you have h well, plnvful ehild nirniu. Kveu a eross. feverish, consti pated ehihl loves its "fruity" taste and mot hern ran rrrt easy rnvmtse it never fails lo work nil the sour hilt and oi sons riglrt out. of the uttuiiaeh nnd lowels withou xripMig or upsetting the rhiltl. Tv) your drnjrsisl yoti want only tho (Trunin "Cnlifiirnin KHt Syrup" whi'h h!i4 th dirertiotiH fir bit hies and children of nil asvn printed on bnrtle. Mother, you mutt say "California." Refuse any iinitn tion. GUNSMITH IUKI,ll). reitoekinr nw parte I nnko upoeinl barrels, modet and koyn. Also repair rsnh register. Art Kicta rds, 44 7 tit. I NOTICE. T witl not pay any hills mntraetnd by any person other thnn mvself from tho , date of this nottee. Mareh H, rsj. 1 JOHN VAKlNt3. Creiwell, Ore. ui counmr news COTTAGE Cottage tirove. Ore., March li!. Itny Kinard returned from 1'ortluud Saturday. He has leeu iu the jiovernuieut hubpitut there, aud ii now iu the federal board of vocational fu-huul. Joe Iameuood had hi watch and utoleu Friday night from the l ottos' ho tel. No clue ha ( u lound to tht thief. The Mothers' club had an iutcrestiiiK meetinx Saturday. Thy requested each member to bring or iseud something to the Saturday market. II. IL t'eihter. Cottage Grove water rent collector, has moved hix office into the rust room, or i lireparinc lo mov, in order to allow thi tearing down of the old Oregon hotel huildiug to pet ready to begin building he new fire-proof Hlruc ture in it place. Mr. Kent has all plana fixed to begin work on the new building by the first of May. Marshal U'it.-iier arrested n Charles Taylor who hud a saddle in his ponsts iion. which it was alleged he hud stolen from a Kugfne guruK' , Mrs. ,1. u. Anderson enmo Sunday from Sulein und is visiting her daughter Mrs. Hugh Trunnell und son Albert An derson. ' 1 Miss Kathleen Kern came up Saturday from the U. of O. and spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. O. M. Kem returning home .Sunday. Jesse Denny of Kugeue spent the week end with his mother. .Mrs. V. H. Wliitten. 1. Jones nnd wife of Eugene spent the Sunday with, their cousin, Mr. und Mrs. Van Allison. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dunn of Eugeue ipnt tho week-end with their daughter, Airs, (raven C. Dvott and husband. A. liower came up Sunday from Al bany. Alena Hush who has been in Dallas as waitress in the Gail hotel, fame home Sunday. Mrs. Marion Moshy returned to Junc tion City Sunday. Dr. nud Mis. O. .Mendelsohn from Eu gene spent Sunday visiting with Mrs. Pet San ford nnd son !(en. Wi V. McFarlnnd. John barker. Ar h Proelor, and, I'ete HtiyeK t-pent Snndav hunting. They brought back a couple of jack rabbits. Horn, Sunday, in the Eugene hospital, to .Mr. and Mrs. O. M. (Moore, a daugh ter. Mn Moore aud little dnughter Kath leen went to Eugene Sunday evening Davo Frazee and family came Sunday fronr Woodard, Oklahoma and are. with Mr. Fimee's uncle Sam Ton who lives west of town. W. F. Schwartz who hits been visiting his daughter, Mrs. F. It. Van Xoi'twiek left Sunday for Portland. A. II. Sprinkle and family came up Sunday from Junction City and visited Mr. Sprinkle's mother, Mrs. O. Y. Smith. tieorge Allen and family with Isaac Kitchey und family motored to Drain Sunday and spent the day with Mrs. Itit chcy's sister, Mrs. Swerengen and family. J. Perini and family spent Sunday in Eugene. - Edna Zinniker from Eugene spent Sun day in town with the timber family. iMrs. (ilen Greene was called to Port land Sunday by the illness of her .son-in-law, Guy Whitloek. I. H. Harris cume Sundav from Ash land and is visiting with the J. IL Pons ford family. Professor fi. W. Trubey who has been accompuuitd by pup'ls from Prof. Ed wards' class in agriculture has insjccted 17K cowh the first week he was here and found no cases of tuhercillos'is, but in the second week he was less fortunate. He tested !7tt cows nnd found 10 cases of tuberculosis. Miss Hopper is the only girl in the class. Mr. Trubey says he found the class all very enthusiastic on the sub ject of agriculture, 1 Mth. S. Southworth relumed to her I home in Albnny Sunday. Her mother, Mrs. J. R. Burns, In somewhat better. J. Williams went to Springfield Sun day to visit the Lee Craft family. I Thomas Hichardsou received word lost .inn ra QncorboraiJi 312 DEPARTMENT STORES 940-946 Willamette St., Eugene, Ore. , On, Pric, Ever. 'Da We Want You to Know Our Shoe Tn wpflr them. Thev are srood lookin? slmpc j shoes, and usually lower in price, than so-called sale We guarantee results. It's a combination vnn onn u. ,Pns, " -" i ueat, I " . Men's Heavy Work Shoes "More Wear for Less Money! OUTING shoes in such volume for our 312 stores enables us not only to under-buy, 'but we can dic tate the construction of our shoes see that they contain the real meat of satisfaction. Knowing how our shoes are made we know how they will wear, and stand ready and anx ious to prove this to you. Men's Outing Shoes, brown ; velvet split Bike Bnl,' gus set, half double CO 39 soles, nailed " Men's Outing- Shoes, .choco late elk Bike Bal, gusset, . half double sole, chrome outsole S2.69 nailed, .., Men's Unlined Work Shoes, chocolate retan whole quar ter Blueher, gusset, tip, half double sole, CO QO nailed, Anuv !astfc,ww Men's Unlined Work Shte (loodyear welt, fl B Army last .3B Men's Unlined Workshop ' ' K,K Blie quarter Blue-hoi- gnssot, plain t, welt soles, j li'iiBky last Men's All Leather Lined lu-avy gun metal, for li , VFOotlyear I "i-ii,, nroau last Men's Unlined Work Shoes, chocolate elk Army Blueher, gusset, soft tip, welt CO Qg soles, Munson last , Men's Lined Work Shoes, choc olate elk Army Blueher, gusset, soft tip, welt soles, C 7C Munson last I 3 Men's Lined Work Shoes, ma hogany Lotus side Armv Blu eher, tongue, soft tin. C' QO welt antoa fnvm.-in 1.l.(,' -THE LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT -STORE ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD" SPORT SUMMARY New Orlcajis Hobo Kulh went to ween imii urn ur. ui. i- ' ""- bat six times hut on v KOt two HlnrioH Mnrch 10 t Hjlinn Outnr o t nnmla. wheo ,he Y A beating h Civ- Mr. Thorans Richnrdson visited hm twoi,e,u 8 to 6 8 brothers, whom lie hod not seen for more I . thnn -10 veurs. lost full. ,u Ant"m 11111 rt. was wilder William Kerpisnn died Saturday night '"an one of the native steor anil the at 11 o'clock. .Mr. Keruuson hns not beeiijWh'te Sox beat the (iiautH 4 to a. been sick so verv loiift. but hnd been I Nwork ClmllengeH from Janjin and ailinn for some time, lie whh born in : Belgium have run the Davis enp comieti Ohio nnd hod he lived until ilnroh 2Xjtors iii to VZ, equnliiiE last year's rec ord. The list closes Wednesday .laekKonville, Kin. Iturleiirh Urimes is refusinif to niicu a Ilrooklvn contract without the right to quit on 10 duys no tire. He says a semi-nro club hns of fered him a five year contract at !M00 1 would have been ,r!) yenrs old. He was married in Kansas to Miss Carrie (iet ehell. and two children C.'harleH anil I.elin were born to thin union. The widow and two children survive. Ai v.lleilne will work for fluv I'yle at Snginaw ruuuiiig the nlone crusher thiH a yrar snininer. Mubile, Ala. The St. Louis Ilrowns .Mrs. Nettie Sailing went to il'ortlnml j0f,.Ht Mhie Keds " to ' Snturday to visit her sister. Nellie Riinp-, K Wor.hFort Worth defeated the son. her youngest sister whom she has Cincinnati Heds 5 to rteVT"fwSrV nnd Mr, Oeo,,e ' .mefeatod the St. ill b. W Wa old the -JOth of next it kAt',K'r'an . . ' naif. If l'rincelon bents ale tomorrow " . .. , ... . Mu t'llOl, tllliu ...... ...!... . lB. ( nrl ( e ers null .II'S. lierueri " ' . " .m -juiui-uii.v night tho race will end in n tie. E. H. S. Wrestlers Working For Meet With Oregon City Some time within the next few days the Kiigene With school wrestlers wiio are lo meet Oregon City high school E E linwlev were Eugene visitors Saturday. J. I. .loncs doped some cider nnd put it in a jug in the warehouse nnd some sneak thief stole it Saturday night, anil ,1. I. says "he will not work for several ''".Marshal O. B. Titt-her was called to Pivide Saturday night to quell n drunk en riot. One Mexican shot another, the wounded one being taken to Kugene to the hospital and the fellow who did the shooting left on train .V. soon nfter firing the shot. These Mexicans are working on the section at 1'ividc. A splendid institute was held in the Cottage C.rove high school auditorium Saturday. Superintendent K. !. Moore was on'hnml early and put such cut hii siiism into the school work. Spceia music wns given by Misses Korl'ls llolilemnn and a duet bv 'Mrs. t-con lies I Aries and Mrs. Urns Iteoger. Hoth duets were given an encore nnd the music was greatly en M. Kcath. A. Morgan from Springfield nnd -Mrs. M. I., l'nge also, from Springfield. K. W. .lordon renllyj init life into the dull subject of penman-. shin, nnd Trot. Alfred Powers from the r of O gave n splendid talk on nn-t ting thcFvcs to Wink." , n,on or woman who eats meat reg- 1 B Vook's auto, a (Maxwell., was.'darly can innke a mistake by noshing stolen Kridiiv night from his garage on i the kidneys oivasionally. says n well Ouincv nvemie. After the thief or thieves known authority. Meat forms uric and got it out in the street it refused to golwhieh excites the kidneys, thev become for them, so they abandoned it taking the 1 overworked from the strain, get sluggish clock and everything they could find: and fail to filter the waste nnd poisons loose, leaving it in the street. No clue from the blood, then we get sick. Nearly hns been found to the thief. nti rheumatism, headaches, liver trouble Mr. and Mrs. Verne (Inruotte motored nervousness, rtijsjsinrss. sleeplessness nnd in from their sawmill ueor Cerio tionln. ,lriKaTy disorders come from sluggish Sunduy : khhievs Mrs'. V.Iiinheth Kenady, wife of ho 'r 1 1 Thr moment you feel a dull ache in the H. Rennity. men ") ' -r; ; Ki.meys or your hnek hurts or if the a. .1111, rtT nilBKI' Wlli... grapplers in thn.t city Friday night, will be picked. Twelve men are now out for the team. Of these seven will be selected. Those on the squud now practicing every night under the critical eve of Ii A. Krictou, coasji, are: Milo '.Murphy, 105, Keith Iugals, 115, Kred Lewis, HiUlas Heistnd, 125, Sid King. 137. Iave Dier, l.'tO, Herman Walnip, l;)o, Edwin Koiipal, UTi, Clarance Sanborn, -150, Charles Davidson. 155, Morris (luthrie, 155. and "Dobbie" Sanderson, 1U0. The team will leave here Friday morn ing, and will arrive in the old time state capital in plnnty of :i:ne for the opening cl the meet, which is scheduled to start at S o'clock iu the evening. Dawson Meets Mulkey at Sutherlin Nert Saturday Charlie Dawson, popular I'niverslty of Oregon welterweight who lost, a referee's decision iu a dose fight with Carl Mil ler at the Klks smoker here Fridnv nicht. I fights again Saturday night His oppijnent will be Dubs Mulkey of Monmouth and ;Jie bout is t be staged at Suthcrliii. They will go eight rounds in a main event there. Mulkey is a pretty fair scrapper, ac cording to those who have seen him of lute and who also knew hiin when lie was attending the I'Tiiversity of Oregon n few years ago, nnd the battle should bi ll sizzlcr. Calapooya mineral water, of table waters. Keep a on home. the prince i your tf Just the moment you apply Mill Sulphur to an itching, mirning r krl out skin, the itching stops ltd h4 m'gins. says a noted skin spentUM sulphur preparation, inaile into I ri nut Cold cream, gives such Huii4 even to fiery eczema, that BWfcHl ever been found to take its piw i lteeaiise of its genu destroyiat 1 perries, it quickly subdues tt " cools the irritation mul heals the right up, leaving a dear, amootk": place of ugly eruptions, rasb. piP roughness. . Yon do no', have to waitwf T menr. It. nnicklv shows. Yotoai little jar of Mentho-Siilplmraiirl store. Why send your nil swirl j town? Let the FLHM? 1IU li l'KT CLKA.NIN'li CO. do it. I it Home Industry, ruune iui. Insurance Geo. X. Mcal'l building. Eat Loss Moat if You Feci Backaehy or Have Blad der Trouble. Orovc. Me. was o,., ,inri . , . ,..,. ... ,- April 7. 1M! iji ,J ,','r,, n,r! m"M- P"SSSfe 'or attended bv i ' ' V Vh. 'funeral' wi 1 he from the a "istion of scalding, stop eating meat days old. I he funeral win ' Bmi M hmt fm onnern of , , s , rreshyteriKi. chur v . of huh s I . , Kny pbn . , "!",'n!rr'V.." "tL- w 1 K have charge f"l in R'ass of water before hrchfs., I, mi,, i, , (, ,,.. smi in rt few fliivs vntn- L-wlnrB :ll . i in tne i. . . !.. .. - " r, .. . """"" sns is niniie troin burial will he etery. i- ViHi.m 11 Ferguson funeral will r' "' I Jmce. com- The William II. t''1"" " ' ..,,.k bmed with hthio. and h.ns been nved fn. k k.t.i 'is..w,lv afternoon at from the Mills r'hiipel. ltev. Met bnuv will officiate. Hurial in sonic cemetery. l,..k ee of Al- the Ma- generstions to flush and stimulate the " '"-" "'uirnii7.e rne acute in I I urine so It nn longer causes irri'ation ! the ending bladder wenk ne I .IimI Suits is inexpensiv( nnd cannot A FRAME-UP" mure; makes a delightful effervescent ! Hish School Hi Jinks. Friday evening, iithio-wnter drink which even-one should Viditoriuui. S.V. 1"1'' ,"k' now and then to keep the kidnevs " ""''' th" hlood pure X'ljono S. E. Stevfu lor Vuuo Tunmg. thereby avoidini serious kidney comnlict- tiOQt. Back io Pre-war Prices Where All Search Ends Search for tlie best in optical ser vice inevitably leads to Moody's Quality. The liht of many years' special ized research and knowledge ac quired in the development of eye testing is reflected in the suprem acy ot .Moody's glasses. Our plant, with its efficient organization of fk.llIojJ tomctrists and opticians, is a mammoth ium rcaung u lanffihio inniR cailea A.oom li '.i i''i-J iiiHtir in tits vttst bt'ivur vi , ,al 1'ittincr niirl ,i.i;ti, ,.:,,,i;r, mwl rrmnntlllir. '"c ll. A -.v... still, UUJUOIlll, 1 llllllll CHI' .tit 9 is centered upon the one ohjoct tlie devolcpraeu service. Therein t-i "4 anon lies our success, Our many years' erporience is behind this fm' Comiilete lens-grindinor factory on tho premi EUGENES 88! WILLAMETTE ST. L