Eugene daily guard., March 21, 1923, Image 3

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THE EdTJGENE DILY tfu A&eTS
PagfJ Three
Beautiful Ear Rings :
A New
Shipment
sEJte Just
r-; Arrived
VET DIES, PREVEIVTiniG
MOfl HE PINED f fres(i
for riCMTtcm vcidc
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ROLL YOU owm wuni
Rt t. Croix Ppr AltW I
Another Shipment of Ear Kings,
including the
Solid Gold at $6.50 and Up
We carry all styles, and our prices include the
moderately priced ones to the host grades. The
same careful workmanship" niters into the man
ufacture of all our Ear Kings. Besides the
(fold Ear Kings mentioned ahove there are
many, many others at a smaller price.
Luckey's Jewelry Store
I St. 1'aul. Minn.. March 21. Afier
' dreaming ami planning fur Is years In
ring his widowed mother, fiance ami liis
little brother to Alnerifil, lillis Kosmcu.
jl veteran of the world war. died in u
hospital here following an operation ne
cessitated l,y disease contracted ill ser
vice, just after his family had started the
lolls iollrnev from i-etitrill Ivurooe to ioiii
loin in his adopted land.
When a lad of l.. Kosimin. vn wnt
the heir of a once wealtiiy and influen
tial Albanian family, was forced to flee
into (ireece to escape the Turks, who had
killed his father., llefore I. H villi? )ll WtlS
betrothed, ar-corm t" the custom f the'
people, in i;-ycar-old Aspasta (erdan.
hi the following years he fought the
Turk;, served in iht'ir prisons mill finally
escaped to Amerh-a where he started
building a home fur faU family ami his
sweet heart.
He entered the service of Ins adontcd
l country when it entered the war. and n
j I reakdowu in health resulting from this
I service further delayed his pluns for re
; union. Finally, the war was over ami
I American hegiou pals aided him in cut
j tiiin the red tape f immigration rcgula
j tiuns. lie then Kent word to his loved
I ones to come on to thin country. Hut dis-
ease contracted in the Sir my mude an op- viailino Unda Her
eration vital. On Thursday, he' went on JVrtle r,rkeP ww! broti,er. Vic
tim operating table. On 1-rulay he thed ( barker, are visiting their uncle, 1'.
Somewhere in central Europe an aped 1 A,wiif PMrKm. nn.l Alfred S. Peter -
CITY NEWS
Down From Landax
Mr. and Mrs. E. J ltlakely, of Enmlax
aro spending fw days m the city.
Returns From Salem
K. I j. Armitagc, manager of the En
gem United States Employment bureau,
returned last night from a business visit
to Salem.
widow
! and a little brother are jourueyuip to-
ward America, not knowinjt the news
j which awaits them.
EOUiPMENT HERE
The ranid crowth in the nonulation af
Eugene during the past twelve months
i & re Rjionsioie ror a corresponding
Ipowth in telephones, which is taxing
iih capacity or ttie local plant of tJie
i'lrifie Telephone iv-Telegraph company
I to meet tin- demand for service, says
C, P, Van Houttc, district manager.
fciiRene hdowr a percentage growth
ff 91 and n numerical net jrrnwth of
218 telenhones for the year V.Y22. this
brin tiecond place in growth in com
pirisoa with other cities in Oregon.
I'ortland showing a higher growth.
AftnoiiRii wi.uihi was expended to
trovide new plant during the earlv nart
f the year 192. there are several sec-
TOO LATE to CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Second hand Xntinnal f'nuli
Kegister. Address Cuard S(i0. m'J-1
KOH SALK Simmons bed, Jawa mower.
jarileu hose, j 1411 Oak Sr. , nili-1
TOR SALK $N00 will tike lliis 8 acres
id Siitcoos Lake district.-Lake front
no better Huninier home site in
Uup county. Will take lot in residence
district Kugeue of like value. Itox -KKt,
Eugene, Oregon. m'22
TO RXCIIAXiK $ii)0O equity in Vort-
lann resutence m Irvmgton for hugene
property. Dione 302. ml7
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tions of the city where the new plant
is entirely used und additional wires and
cables will have to he installed this year.
Ten thousand dollars has been secured
for labor and materials to provide new
plant, and relief will soon bu offered in
the congested wire areas.
To meet the very rapid growth in tele
phones, h three-position central office
swil) aboard at the present time is being
installed and will be completed by
April 1. This addition to the switchboard
will be equipped with UK) subscribers
lines at an approximate cost of $7?0K).
ELMIRA.
Elmira, March m. Mr. S. AV. Hagar
is visiting of Eugene is visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs, Mania r.
Mrs. I. L. Fisher of Fir Kutte was
a visitor at the home of Mrs. Joe Isaac
son Sunday, March 18.
Mildred and Wllma Pratt of Linnfield
college are spending Uieir vacation at
their Jiome in Veneta.
Vera Goodwin of Venetn spent the
week-end in Eugene with her bister, Mrs.
Ilugh McCallum.
Vera Vincent is spending a few" days in
Eugene attending lr. Price's meetings.
(Maire Couant spent the week-end in
Enctne with his brother, Edwin Couant.
Mr. and Mrs. A. it. Gray. Kefa and
Nancy Chapman and Mary Pickert mo-
torect to Jviiigene Minuay, iarcn in.
Iee Pickart of Veneta is ia Salem on
business.
Velma Webster made a busmcas trip
to Eugene Saturday.
Mrs. Alta Clock of Junction Is visit
ing relatives in Veneta.
TJie concert given by the male quartet
club of the E. H. II. was very much en
joyed by all present.
Oean Wlilkison, who is working near
Shannon spent tSumlay at his home at
this place.
Claud and Floyd Mix were Eugene
visitors Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Snllee made a business
trip to Eugene Saturday.
Mrs. .1. S. Weaver of Suver is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. 1. Evers.
near Elmira.
Itessie and Jesse Fountain Jiave dis
missed their school for a few days be
cause of illness in the neighborhood.
"THE HERD" CALLED
Here From Natl .
Mts. Ida K. Cook, of Not!, ia spend
ing u few days in the city visiting.
Curtain People Here
Mr. and .Mrs. F. J. Anlauf. of Curtain,
are spending a fuw days in thu city on
businctia.
OUTSTANDING FILM
Here From Wendling
J. F. Dyer, of WriulliiiK, Is transacting
business in this city today.
Visitor From Wendling
Mrs. (irover V. Wilson, of Wendling,
is a business visitor in thu city today. ,
Here From Sutherlln '
Miss Mario Vn'lpolil, of Snlberlin, it
visitinj; in this city today.
Resents Will Meet
The reeulnr meetine of the board of
repents of the atnte university, adjourn
ed from .lanuary, wtll be held in f.ugene,
Saturday, April 7.'
Mp'-ola Clerk in Town
Tbontaa D. Hanson, clerk of the Bchool
district at .Marconi, is m r.ugeue on ousi
ness today.
Attended Rosebnra Meotlna
V. S. lMllun, of Uie lnnc County
Credit association, attended a meeting of
the ltosehtirg Credit, association lost
night in that city. He addressed the
Hoseburcr oreilit men on methods of col
lections and reports used in the Eugene
office.
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I! v j'w?' Copyright 192 Hart Scluffuei & Marx .--
I Quality you will be proud
For That New House
uildins Supplies
Lime, Brick, Cement, Plaster, Tile, Corner Bead
R. A. BABB POWDER CO., Inc.
771 Willamette ' one 47
John Sainpolis in "The Hero,"
a Preferred picture.
"Of the numerous sincere efforts at
really great picture productions that Jiave
been made during the season, none has
come nearer to hitting the bull's eye
than does (lasnier's production of "The
Hero," shown here for the first times
today at the Hex, where it will remain
for another day.
Wiien Gilbert Emery's brilliant atory
was the talk ot New York some critic
asked, with an obvious sneer, "What
would become of snch a production if done
on the screen?
The answer, perhaps, may be found in
the review of "The lEero" as a screen
production, ns cited in the M'iircU issue
of PJuHoploy magazine, which has placed
this picture at the top of its list of the
six best pictures of the month.
"The Hero" was a very well done
bit of play wri tint? as a footUght effort.
Here was the first drama daring to inti
mate that all heroes did not wear khaki.
Indeed, the young cJiap from the wars
in 'The Hero" is a ne'er-do-well who
drifted into Hervice and a half dozen
medals. The real hero is a little hum
drum clerk wiiose life Is n routine of
alarm clicks, celluloid collars, snatched
coffee, cidd lunches and tired journeys
home at the end of tJie day.
The film Version, by Jj. J. Gnnnier, Is
successful in catching this. Moreover,
"The Hero" has an able cast.
Take Leonard to Pen
Consnble John Marsh took Elmer V.
Leonard to the stnln penitentiary at fa-
I lem Wednesday afternoon to start serv
ing Ins term in ttie penitentiary, ieounro
has been sentenced to two years for for
gery. Admitted to Hospital-
A. A. iteeves. J5( Sixth avenue west,
-and Mrs. E. H. Hoss were admitted to
the Eugene hospital for medical treat
ment today. Mrs. N. H. Wallace, of Jas
per, Mrs. (. Hansen, of Junction t ity.
Miss Luella Itrewster and Arthur Stro
ller wprn dismissed from the hospital
today.
(Continued on page five)
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Much Farm Land
Moves This Month
Through the Alinasi and Tyler realty
office, Uurke Knton, formerly with the
Jones and Knton commission house, has
purchased MO acres near (tnldson from
. Wright. I lareuce urimes ot Jiar
i risburg has purchased tho l'erkins 4fi
aiTo river bottom farm and n business
.block in Calgary. Albertn. from V. A.
i Taylor. S. Veatch has sold his HO-arrc
,' farm two miles south of Mimroe to S. II.
l'cnnel!, formerly of .North Dakota.
Other deals iiiiule this iiitiuth by this
company Included the solo of the store
in the auto park to liiiireni'ft (luthrie of
llnrrishurg: the sale of 1'ICt acres near
Itexti'r to I. Oleson of Vilkitrti. Wash.;
the sale of (10 acres from Mr. Itlcheson
of Mendowview to Willinui Thrush of
Yakima; and the sale of I'M news of laud
near Chase tiardeus and city properly tli
Junction City to W. K. Wuda-worlh of
ILarrisburg. .
HEYWOOD-WMEFIELD
eed Baby Cabs,
Carriages and Carts
For ten venrs we have sold exclusively the most popular of all lines
of IJal.v Carriages, Carts nn.l fabs. An ox.-lusive showing on our
main floor will prove most inten-stinp, for there Kwt variety an.l
nil are very moderately priee,l. They are sold on easy terms.; so you
arc invited to
: USE YOUR CREDIT
Appcgafe iFumjtUre Co
'Eight Wobblies Given
Sentence In California
Txis Angeles, March Klght I. W.
W. todny were sentenced by Judge
Klietik to penitentiary terms for viola
tion of the stute cTimUial syndicalism
act.
The men were recently found guilty
' by o jury. They appealed for a new trial.
which was denied this morning, after lite
men tbeniselves bail conducted ttie argil
i ment and denounced the court, American
justice in general and the capitalistic
system.
Rain Making Is Held ,
Impossible By Bureau
Washington, .March Jl.- The I'nited
States weather bureau, which has niniln
a coulprcherisivH study of inuteoroluk)'
for the last half century, officially nu
ni.unced today tbnt raiu makiiig, the
breaking up of fogs and the forestalling
of storms hy various methods, arii. im
possible, " '
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COULD 18 ILL
Menlon, l- ranee, Miirch Ui. (Jeorge J.
.lould is seridiislr ill here' Tf was An
nounced today. A specialist baa been
summoned from lmoon.
NIMR00 INN '
On fbe McKenxie Itiver opens April
1. Special Sunday chicken dinner tl.?)
al
rlbowanda. tl ooiee of ih l looker
Mutual Life In.urar.ee Company of
N V. . M. hprsgue. U. H. Nat'l Hank. '
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, "insnri'witJi llenr Tromp. Wi West Bth
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Tr,Bogene eipeHal tor a stood Cigar t
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rthowStndii. lie fiolc nt ta .looker '
of in the New Spring Suits
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX
Clothes are the finest clothes
ever produced in this country. They
are always the greatest valuesthey
give the greatest service.
Therefore we ask you to come in
today, view the smart styles, the
fine woolens and beautiful patterns,
try them on, compare; then you'll
realize you do miss something if you
don't wear Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothes.
WADE BROS.
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
111 tHl
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FACtU
YOU WILL SAVE BY BUYING HERE
Paints and Wallpaper
during this Big Sale. You are going to paint sometime this
Spring or Summer, so buy your paint now for later use. Paints,
Oils, Lead, Zinc, etc., are going up, so " v
DON'T DELAY COME
TOMORROW
Eo Ho Peterson
Phone 348
Agent for Rasmussen Puro Prepared Paints
Cor. Eighth and Olive
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