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THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD
."Wednesday E'
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LOST WATCH II
per pent over one year before.
bu
Br II. W. If ALU
(Price I'reKB Cnm-wpuiiuVnt )
Higher
UHlnexu cuninEH fur a that can ttbnuro
cohih mat ure oui or reacii ui iiuh:
ItuihlerH. Since (lie Iiuuhiuk shortage re
iiiuiiiK, iiiglier reutHare indicated.
J-t ut i-xu induKtricH are (foiii alow In
rxpiiuriiiiK their plunlH beyond moat
;t'pHsing iieVd. They would avoid tin
oayrhead ftxpeuae which might prove
(KUxhiDg the trade pendelum
MwiijifH bftiTward. Februnay coutractH
for industrial building were per eenti
tit-low the name uioiuu in TlHiO. when
i business men were indulging riu exrmu-j - -
nL1'""!', . J .,,., I NVw York, Mflrd.lil.Bnd weather
iui in mil uuDiirw ,pnMU1tPr)J doWO HOlltil IW1V l III I Hi KB 0
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TRAINING FOR FLAG
HirhiH niid fi'W MhadowM. .Actual industrial
Di I'riro link rieovered IiIk watch that fiimrpi tmw available reveal Feuiiiarv,
was miHHed from (he improvised pulpit i Mially u lagging month, an a period of
last Saturday afternoon. It became I j high records in many lines. T'i;ii if
(rue cit iron auu Hieei, 01 auiomomtc. i
building, of textiles, of tires and of other
kuown that a large number of tlrose who
ore In accord with Ir. Price's campaign,
immediately began to pfuy that the Iord
would have the wutch reHiored to its
owner. Dr. 'Price, nt lout evening' er
vice, announced that the pruyera had
hypnotized the watch ami it (nine b;ick,
which hroUK'tt f(rtli gem'roiig appl'inne.
At the aflernoon service yesterday,
three or four new faces were Keen on
the platform. Itexide Jtev. lverwon, locul
Lutheran minister, Jtev. Kiley, of I'ort-:
land, said to b ptiMlor of the Independent
church in that city, nnu urotiicr or in
famous Itr. Kiley of .Minneapolis, was
, there ir well as ju'vernt of the total nun
" inters.
Ir. I'riee re(iieted that all thnse who
had been healed in answer to prayer lo
, write a brief history of llieir heaiing, sign
it with their name and mkireHS nml l'iive
ft on ilia pulpit, or hand it to .Mr. Itutji
ceb. his Herretnrv. lie uskod this as n
special favor. Intending to use them, if
the occasion should arise, in other cities
on ms itinerary.
I f 4 stated that it waa hU purpose, n
little Inter on, to hold tent meetings and
go wherever he wished to go, nlisnlutcly
iitdependent of anyone, lie wus convinced
that the common people were hungry for
the "old-time religion" and he was going
to Hee to it that they got what they
wonted. The word wiys "The common
people heard Him gladly."
Yesterday afternoon's pennon was one
of the most helpful of the fteries for
those who are engaged fu Christian work.
Jle said that Christ gave himself for the
people, und If Christians wish to give
themselves for His service,'thi y coiilu do
much mjro efficient work, if properly
eiiuipped for it. lie said the Bible was
full of promises of this nature, and not
to look to church machinery and church
organizations, but, he seek that power
time came, upon the disciples at; rente
,'COBt,: ' .':.'
- "Jiefore you can receive, ho said,, you
mimt ask. And if you will come to Him,
He will come to you. If you desire power,
trust in Jeaus."
He emphasized the beauty of holinesR
And aaid that by trusting in Jesus, one's
life will be strengthened by the beauty of
jurist.
He requested that all should remember
that Jesus loves ll with an everlasting
love and will fill the Jife with glory.
"However,' he anid, ''If any mini will
come after me, let him deny himself, take
up his cross and follow me," uh Jeaus
admonished them to do.
. Hr. I'rice explained the difference be
tween self-denial aod denying one's self.
-Meaus," lie suid, "in the power Himself.
That He is the life atid that He is the
truth. .Tesus, living In your life, enthron
ed In your heart, will give you power for
service that church machinery will not,
nud cannot give. "My God shall supply nil
your needu according to Ilia riches in
flory by Christ Jpkub."
"It all depends," he said on the word
IF. If any man will come after me.
"Oh yea, Jt all hinges upon that vollliou
nry word IF. That meauK you it means
every uinner."
Dr. Trice gave assurance that every
pro mix o in the Bible in for allami for
each one to come to Him and find peace,
joy nnd power. 1
t Dr. Trice stated that a man may not
liccesKarily be lost becaimc he commits n
' misdemeanor, but primarily because of
the sin of unbelief.
Helf denial, he wont on to explain, war
not necessarily keeping from doing thing'
because the lxird did not want us to d
them, but that those things that wer
a once a part of our lives are nutmmiticul
" ly thrown overboard divorced from us.
when JcftiiH cornea Into the heart to i
dwell,' and the things wo once loved' lo
do we now have no inclination to do
because they are no longer a part of us'.
Jesus has taken those thing out and we
have thrown them off without even
xnltodng them.
"Fof we live in Christ' nnd no he said,
"we simply don't want to do thiuga that
ouce were a self-denial to us. You h:ive
something ho much better thai you do
not experience any Holf denial. The rea
Hon Is again simple you tire it new man.
struggles cease and surrender comes in."
industries. March is making even switt-
er it miles.- ibis in .shown . by recoru
breaking freight movenuuts and the
f row in if yJmrtuife of curs.
Trice strength remains general. Tires
have been advanced by one cumpauy uhu
other increases are probable. Cotton ifc
hijrher. Copper continues firm. Iron and
steel tire advancing. Wheat is blowing
hot and cold under tlm varying influ
ences of weather reports. Wool is firm
er after the recent linking spell in the
London unction. The figjit of sugar is
held due to manipulation and unfounded
shortage scares.
The steel industry in Htrnining every
sinew to increase output. Hut demand is
unsatisfied. This has stilled the old
bogey that the -10 per cent expansion of
the iron and steel industry was- iK'jond
the country's needs. The same applies
to niuny other lines. There is little idle
plant capacity today.
Hose Festival Slogan
Winner Will Get $25
For a clever nlogiin for the Portland
Rose, festival, $23 us a first prize and
While most of the sloicaus already sub
mitted have been in verse the Tides do
not make this necessary, nud u good slo
gan in prose stands as good a chance as
one in verse.
The slogan must not contain more
than eight words, should be written on u
blank enveliine wit h the na me of ' t be
contestant placed inside and the envelope
sealed. Tins should lie placed in a. a e par
tite envelope and addressed aud, mailed
tc the contest department. JIoho lustivul
84 Sixth street, Portland,
BURLAP MOVEMENT SHOWS DROP
Portland, March UI. Cubic advices
received here yesterday via New York
unnoiuucc a big drop in shipments of bur
lap from Calcutta to the North American
continent during the month of February
us compared with the preceding month.
Shipments of burlap from Calcutta lo
this continent during February were de
clared to total only M , 200,000 yards. Of
this amount 40,000,000 yards went to the
east coast of the United States, 11,200,
000 to the west coast and 3,000,000 to
Canada.
These figures were generally accepted
by the trade although another report
placed the shipments to tie east coast at
47,000,K)0 yards and to the west coast
at 11,000,000 with no figures given for
shipments to Canadu.
January shipments from Cakiittn
reached Wi.SOO.OOO yards aud those of
December 01,500.000 yards. Burlap im
porters and dealers had been puzzled by
the heavy shipments in recent months in
view of the limited demand.
The heavy fulling off m another evi
severe handicap on several major league
teams expected to be jromiuent in the
two pennant races. . ; t
Ainier Knit gins ran luto such bad wear
tlier at New Orleans that, be has hardly
had a chance to look over his rookies and
regulars have hud no opportunity to
work into shape. .!',;!,
F.rm Win rd. the second baseman; wan
ill with the flu and Mike .McNuJIy,1 th
nly available utility infielder has-.nlsp
been sick. Itabe Kuth has truined off ,a
lot of weight, but he will feel the effects
of .his attack of the flu for some tifnv'
Both the White Hox and the 1 uxor
two clubs that the Yanks must wntofo
closely huve hud better breaks with Jhe
weather and they are reported to bo in
snlendid condition, especially the WhltPr
ox. . '
' The Pittsburgh Pirates counted upon
to be fighting all the way in the Na
tional league race, had the worst luck in
their cintiit.
With the Boston Red Sox, tbev were
en light with a had spell in Hot Springs
and; most of their work had to be done
indoors. With the Rex Sox it wasn't
such n setback, as they do not. seem to
be headed any place in particular, hut a
good start means a lot to the pennant
chances of the Pirates.
The fifunts lost very little time In
San Antonio and M'cGraw lias his worlds
champions ready to start the final tuning
UP in the long series of exhibition games
with the Chicago White Sox.
Pat Moron ulso had good breaks with
the Cincinnati Reds. .
back
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re.UUnu rf iImii ,-iV..TI .fMu IIm ,ia?'a- '
ti... i.......,,. ,.r iu.Mu- VuuiU Imvr mom
uirnitnl iliat Itie lucinva.v Lb hisili from
r.i llirre Irlilc-M .liovc Oaklldne
......, n 'iMib Dpiroit Tieem re-
siiuicd oul'deior praclJcn jeHtenlny after
u., inmnin Vnrv fi'W cliniUfil ore
IUIII - .,. , . .1,
con. rnrtion would bo cheaper to cro.. t.xpect;! 1U t ie '"-.'.."
., th- ,,.!, ide of the river iueiwl ol , two uay. ot ioreeu w
ou the north ide.
The Oakrulte people ucneve
vvinimiin.a -., , B, uf. . ... li ( nelllltiut. U onueil
V":Z TtlZillWy. Polm Van in center M
out that (lakridge Ih olo the lat out- t uliU steuuei ni oe i"-" -
conKer to Th. noVStr.ioi'To go I Honed .utility infii hler. the nkJ
throu,!, e tow,,. The road ,f l,Ht ; m . .e ; r. ' -M-J J -
urv.yeil wotim "-i er,e a.,, - ,V,i ,,." .vo.,,, llut tell hi.
ly indicttiert he wanted to be uuiuager
not tseout for the club.
Mvrtledale :Spriu6;' Cal. Th left
hander. of the Oakland .quad won from
the right hamlera U to 7 in yesterday',
practice game.
Oakridg-e Adverse to
Willamette Survey
Hequestlng that the new 'Willamette
highway oroR. the river u few mile, be
low Oakrittge instead of . three ' milcn
above as surveyed by the bureau of pub-
livl... ...I
iweeu liowell and O.kridge,
i planti.
tlBaseball News From
,,t,he Training Campsj
San Kruiiclkcii.1 ftilV'iMke uml Seattle
will ploy their opwulrm gume of the t'liast
leiivii et Krewiio lUHlend of Salt Lake.
in order to take uilvaiitugf of better weii
'tttort the clubs... huwiiigreed:
:"Tmi Angeles'-Murty Krug yesterday
fomiiliv iK"eil i'u new eontiai t i iiiau
oger of the I. Angeles fount league ball
coo. nmeeiuiiiK Made Kilicfer, who bus
become part owner of Seutlle.
Jfontgouiery, Alii. The Philadelphia
Athletes and the Milwaukee team will
pluy hero today while tha Jt team of
Connie .Mack's will piny tbe I'uiveisity
of Ahibaiiui.
T.eesl.urg. I'la. The Philliox will plnv
tbe St. 1OiiiK Cards in Krudentown. I'la.,
toilay. The iiegulars look their fifth con
Kiciitivi. giiuie from the Vannig.in.s yes
terday.4 to 2.
Hot Springs Jlannger ircKechuic was
to start the first practice g:iuie today
with the Veterans, liube Adams pitching
for the scrubs.
Tampa. Fla. Hnll Heart ami yjseaarj
showed real rorin .vesieruuy uru
ScuutoiH defeated Kraves 5 to ... .
' Lakeland, Tin. The Indians won the
third game iif their spring series from
the St. J-ouis Cards (I to o. '1
San Jose, Cal. Harry Wnlverlon and
his Seattle players did not seein entirely
satisfied wlih the new dial they are
facing as u result of the sale of the Se
attle dub; There was some grumbling
among the players, aud Wolverlou plain-
E
The heat of red peppers takes the
"ouch" from a sure, lume back. It can
no" hurt you, and it certainly ends the
torture at once.
When you are suffering so you can
hardly get around, just try Red Pepper
Hub, and yon will have the quickest
relief known. .Nothing .'ins stu-li c n
centrated, penetrating heat ns red pep-
t i... ni. i..Ul, Q.t nn nut. ners.
f:i.t i ..,. i,,n,. liiii I .lust as soon ns you annly Red Pep
Killifer has decided. Not u mini now with Per Rub you will feel tbe tinglin" heat
the sqnnd gels much steam behind the
ball. Miller and StatK huve only a fair
whip. .
Seguin After a week's rest with a
MORGARE IB
Declares Indigestion, Rheuma
tism and Steady Loss of
Weight Were Completely
Overcome By Tanlac; Rec
ommended It to Friends.
The wonderful oower of Tanlac are
again very forcefully demonstrated. In
deuce of the dullness lu the burlap trade i this instance the grateful beneficiury is
durinir the past mouth.
The local market for grain bags re
mains dull. Hag prices Jieie arc 11 to
llit4 cents, being tbe same ns the fig
ures announced ut San Francisco.
Bhowando, the choice of the smoker.
Trv Rugftlie Rperlal tor timid Otr
IK BUILD!
Cleveland, Ohio; March 21. One or
the most important business riddles of
nie imnieitinio future involves the proti
ahlo duration of the building boom. I. list
year's immense construction activities
based on the bnttsiug shortage, formed
the backbone of general trade revival.
Vor the present, operations continue un
precedented nnd the acnsoit's program is
without Ciiunl, Yet a threat against the
vigor or this giant industry Is rapidly
develonlmt. 1
This Is found In touring rnsls. Itulld
ing wngea arq at or above HKIO peaks.
Materials have advanced hr leans and
bounds. Totnl costs are now nbout 1IH)
per cent uliuve mill and 00 per cent
over last year. Most autlioritlcu au'ree
that further sharp increases n.i check
the pace of building before tbe end of
inn year.
The first sign of resistance to tho on
slaught of high prices Is seen In tiie
January and February decreases In con
tract awards iu tins country for ren
dentlnl building'. Other classe. sained
Industrial awards in February wcro 110
KEEF1NQ WELL AO N T.tl.
( ' vg.tbls sp.rl.Dt ) Uh.Q st
night will ti.lp k..p you vr.M, s,
toning sod ttr.ngth.nlng your dl-
gottloo and elimination. a. . -
25'
Chips off the OU Block
M JUNIOM-Llttla Wt
On tv-third tha iuut diiaa. MaJa
of th earn lntfrt)ins, Ihoo vntly
roatttl. for rhllilran nnd thtlta.
Aratex
Collars
Will not wilt, creasc.curl or fray.
Appear stiff, ace soft. Launder
easily. 3 V each, 3 for Jl
MaJibylbtmaiencj 'AmuCellan
HurUUMi'HurH
WHEN A YOUNG
WOMAN SAVES
y31EN a young woman
, gxt the saving idoa
you cjtn count upon it
she's either going to accom
plish something by herself
or ho la going to bo a
mighty economical toani
mmo lor aomoone else.
W pnrtlculrly welcome
the nocounta of young wo
men. hcr.
80 Tear ol Helpful Service
FIRST
B NATIONAL BANK
of Eugene
U SINCI . IIS'
Hiiymond MorfjcareidKO, 1177 Fern St.,
fortlund, Ore., who relates hi experi
ence In the following words:
"I huve found i'auluc to be w;ch a
8 pi end id medicine Hint 1 huve been recom
mending it to all my friends. Why, it
linn relieved me of troubles of never.il
yearn mnmlinp nnd put ine in shape to
where X huve actually, joined twenty
PoiiikIh ami never felt, better iu my life,
"I wuh certainly weighted down with
HiifferinR before J l ok Tun Inc. I hud
such a poor appetite 1 coudu't relish my
food, and the Jittle I did manure to cut
In three minute it warum the sore spot
Hi-rough und through. 1'niu und sore
nesR are none.
Ask any druggist for a jar of Howies
Itcd.repper Itub.. Jie sure to get tbe
geinine. with tJie name Howies ou each
packrtjre.
Sash and Door
0. B. Williams Co.
1 943-1 st Av. 8., Seattle, Wash.'
Lnrgest mill In the West selling direct to
the user. Saves you all middlemen's prof
its. CHICKEN HOUSE SASH
20 In. wide by 25 in. high .80c
A dozen different sizes in stock for
prompt shipment
CHICKEN HOUSE SKY LIGHTS
down'T'didn't 30 40 in- Prlce ged......2.O0
en E.o Mm, I ' ,1,e size recommended by West
en. too, I 111 . WkMioI, . w.n. n..
always gave me indigestion. For hours
after meals I would bloat with gas aud
have dull., aching pains in the pit of
my 'sfomacn. t lost eighteen pounds in
weignr, onu wos so run
ieei in lei- uiiyiiung. men. loo, i u . Tn..i,:. . t . a. Vi W
awful attacks of rheumatism which . ern WMh ngtoa Experiment Station. Or
seemed to go all over my bod, first In Iuleu pufinnRc '
my arms nud, fhoulders and then down tpi 0 i a , v a
into' my legs. Jfy muscles would get so I Tt a i . f . ? 1 d00"' 2 ft 6 ,n- i.S
stiff ond sore 1 would have such sharp- 1 "i'j. JffX
shooting pains nil through my body that . P1 r.n ' Bt .'"V --P8
it was .almost uiiheurahle. i.Moncy cheerfully refunded if not snUs-
n n t t i ii i Write for free illustrated catalog
. Wn, sir, I feel like a man mailer No.. 7. Contains helpful hints for re
over since this Tanlac treatment has modeling the old home or planning the
fixed me up so fine. My appetite has ncw on " ,
come bark, the indigestion is entirely ( .
gone, and 1 have gamed back all my:' IJk l Willinma
lest weir.ht and two puumls to stmre. I
I never feel a sign of rheumatism now, t
nnu1 in iui.'l uiii in ine inK ot conuitiou
in every wuy. Tanlac is a medicine of
real merit, aud I am "certainly glad I got
hold .of it."
Taulnc is for sole by all good drug
gists. Over ;(." million bottles sold.
Cotflbll.h.i moo
Los Angeles Vernon won its seventh
game of a series of Kl played thus far
from the C'badbourne team, score 0 to 0.
arcU
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