Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, November 13, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday Evening, NovmiWirj., Pa.ro Two"- - -. v ' : '. . THE. EU.GE1JB; DAILY OUABJ3 - - " - " IT ' i u i i' IVIttllli I HIIULII UUUM Uf ' I M 'A. f fl it It Needs Fixing Bring It Here UMBRELLAS REPAIRED ; V'and RECOVERED, If! your, old umbrella needs repairing; or if the cover is torn and shabby just bring it to us and we will make itlt&klike new again.' "'rr '"" VT ' aIso Bicycle and Ponograph 'Repairing: ; HEM DERSHOTT'S . EUGENE GUN STORE y .3 . J! .fl -J ? T WQMEN'S- CLUBS, SOCIAL PERSONAL By VELMA RUPERT' CLUB ITEM 8HODLD BB PHONED IN TO TIM SOCIETT EDfTOB "BETWEEN 10 A. it AND 12 M. TELEPHONE NTKBER 1200 - THF,'DEOREE OF HONOR. '.' will nerve ft dinner, at (1:30 p. m NeV. 14 to members and their families; 2fic per pint -ulii MOOSE DANCE Wednesday - night. Dreamland Hill. Wood miMtc. l'ubllo ; . Mdn-1'. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS - . - 1 . it Wednesday Afternoon. IT: D. Bnjdge.club, Mm.. Chea ter Stevenson. ' ' Iowa Woman's society,, Mrs. Stella Diraond. 1 Oenry. I'.-T.:A Woodcraft eeJle club, Mrs. J.' A. Zimmer. Wednesday Evening Chamber of Commerce Auxil iary. Thursday Aftarneon ' Sultsus club, Mrs. A. A. lingers. . Thimble club, Mrs. A.jt Cock-', erllne. . ' - - ' ' . Klin Hawkins club, Mrs, J. E. Skelton. "" L. O. E. club, Ellta. temple. College Crest Neighborhood ' club, Mrs. Joseph Muhr. - ' 1i Thursday Evening. ' ' Shrine club ' dance,: Campa i. Sboppe. , , Friday Aftanoon. . West Side Bridge i qluo; -Mrs; ' William ft Dale. Friday Bridge Mrs. Wayne Green. ' - "' '- Sunshine clnb, Mra. , W. T. Gordon. ' . hvugene Federation of Veroen s;-' clirbn., t.'haiber. of, , Cqiunierce, ! wo.'; . ' " '' i WAU, vetcian from the. time; u( tin; Civil War tlirouKli the,; World war . gathered nt thc.nrmorv yesterday for luncheon it.noon preceding . their par-, ticlpation in the Armistice Lay parade and 'the patriotic program of the nfter- .48S0 uoonv- Civil. War. vtterau ' and 'their The; feature that has 4 dared to go where othii er pictures have fear- a ed W tread. ' '; George Arliss -t " -: ':inll,:: f "The i urucn f: Gtiddess" !!. ' with ' iJ0E JOYCE ' DAVID POWEIiL' 1 Irai tsf .es Eggs, aal Pomtrj. Eggs, fresh. t. Uens, light . 10ifl2c iTe'- werg .D-cial aueat of. the. vcter liena, heavy,, lire, . A.,..,M...Mya i.ns of more rubent conflicts: who are of trovers. . ....... .... ..... M&ae , filiated with.tbe American LeiAm. Kiiitn- DinisrTSl ana DHITtr. ' isb-American Wsr veterans. aniL Veterr wttfoOo nn of Foridgn. ware.' , OlC: t Credit for the n eoarn'tlon and servina cf. the.. luncheon, made.. possible; by the Amnrlpnn ftirinn ia imrifl hv fiva u-n. fijic inen's orginizations the Wouuin's' Ite 10c lief Corps, the 'Ladies of the,). A. U v.4c (ienertil Lawton uuvillary Np. 4 of the BJ4c Kpanish-American Wir, VeteranH, auxll- ..c lary to ljine county rost No. a, of the ojie American Leffloq aid; Kpringfielt) anxil- ..78c lary to the- American Lcgiori No: 40." ' ..10e There , were 20fi war veternns seated i.7 l-4c nl th larga tables in the dining room 1! which was decorated with many 'Anier- 0102o lean fLtgs. QusM,itic8 of flowers were :..,UGo. used on the tables. . . ' ,....4Sq lmmtxlintely after;thes luncheon the . ...B6e company took part in the parade and af-, ....$32. ternoon's, program.'. .,..8C; . ,2So7c ' John Btark-Evnns and Roy Bryson, lo- Creamery Butter Butterat.. . ..s Matt MarkaU Steera, Cow . ................. Beef, dressed Kwes . Wethera Lambs ........... ...i, , Lambs, heavy . . Veal, dressed, 00 to l.'tO lbs. l'ork, dressed ........ . . Hogs, lire Qralaa, Hay, HI.. White wheat. ....J Red wheat Oats Barley, bushel I Barley, ton '. Glides, kip ; tvoot of a timber sale conducted by the. fovest department. Huelley reporia mill at Keedsiwrt is now running, though the roof is not all on nor all the ma chinery installed." Japanese suares and other timber are being Bhipped to Uoos hay and loaded therev. Inquest is Tonight , . -- ,. . in 7h. Heath of Ieon NichV " . i l'. '. ,i - . - mi. 77 . .7' l ..m musician gifted, abave- those ordinarily J' pin Lumber company, near NotT met with. . . xtinilav will be held tonight at 7:3'.' The nuinbersW-h Mr. Bryson tnn( WS, Branstetter chapel. . were happily chosen, Mr. Bryson s sing- v. ... . ing is a real. treat, as he has. a splendid iMll1 to Weil " '. teniir voice under perfect control, singing r'risrenw L Iavis of Sutherlin and Wlt1,' ,7 ;r.e!n nd, Lor9'il7 'Z Florence M. Gerrois of Cottage Grove a delight to every hearer. lie o;.ened f'""" n.raed to marry' with the Handel nunber.,Ure 'er have been licensed, to marry.. You Walk,",.and through tn.Tanel pro- ... ' . gram saog.every number with deliRht- 8T" TRTr-alinadge of Sil f..l expres.on." .. , .. verton paid a business visit in Kugenr . , .Monday, and returned to their livine to- Mrs. Thomus Bailey was i-hu.t'n pres- ;.ii n.n ,i: .. kv.i ,.f ii. o i:ni. . .. - . P- . . started yesiermiy in versity t; qcKon Y.'W. f. A, at i( meet- ptttnoH at FV ine-uf the. eroufi.ui the, tiunsal'iw venter- .. u.n.,Dw: vmj mtciMwu, lenity, 'WUU muu UCT hi new position, ill, tne UCKei tniti-r vi- ai'lhiM' ckairman' of the bodj- as: vice- jn outlietti fa'clfle railroad. He taker president, was, dented ti tnfce the plac.,nJ. nliice.of Mr. McElroy. who has been of Mrs. George Bohler, president, who r,romoted to chief clerk of the company nivwl away from iCuBene rhn aronn, i.f..1 . . - - , a dozen women discussed the iiiestiun of Max Arp. RetMrnSrr- an inen' Huhdav .for.- Knzene an. went;., u. -T... Portland to- ea) record, as beinir opiioVied . to the i,h iKa Parlonds nf, stock, cxhibit- fng' of moving picture houseil. : : I afc the' International Livestock e-. . 'positlon.lhere. A number of:pilre were nn-',t",e- taken by the Arp herd at the exposition.' of their.) f . ' r " i 'l -- . -h i in .neil-1 c.i Jn meeting Wednesfciy nttern.wn J , i school biitMilifr at :f-S0 o'c ylt- rini ?ou wiU also he o short- prpsjitiiii la- SW - The PntrOB-Teaehee-'aaaociaUeB irai'.iT acnooi, will, bonr- reoorts.o delegate to the state conventibn ih'Afed- ford atn in the i There w rents -are uravu tu be nresenl at IHc ;.i ., . . i.. ......hi,.o. .1,,. tinier in . I CnaMU ' i iA.DAl w'allrtnann nn'd RfllML St. ..'.i. . tr',n Mnlpm over t lie week- jie-o short prnsjitra; Be... .' MJ"J Sf flair was formerly' of tiHl.f of.1li h.storof -Oregmi, .it. their) wi o , B0oth-KellyV Iitn JHtni wh.Ml-IUr;t:h.taBwMi. bmnv 11& returpwl from a trip Am "ivWIB M's..Geoige IWhtV.w"K'i-te flan Franciaee, where he attended the dubs hostess next week. the meeting of the Longlns Fir Expe- Mrs. Charlea Taylor will he hostess ""b . l "'""" tn tha i. 0 V nl..l. ,nul nv n. h " crtt . Train . Makes Faat Time I'Tlie Southern "Pacific special coning down from .Portland "Sunday eveninn with University of Oregon students and Eu genenns, returning from the stock show made fat-tliiitf. nys Bl B. Brundnge of thet Hank ' of1 'Commerce. The run was lunde In three) hours and thirty minutes. Vegstaalee and Fralt Totatoea, new, lb. uarroia -. ... Giirllc . . Turnips, lb. Beets, lb. , Ilorao ffrown nenncra Turnips, lb. Parsnlns . Onfona , Cabbage t, ........... ' al- musicians were .generously- praised ........ ,.2o d(o. concert of, Monjilav bv,cnui!. The OrjO- .. ...... .20c gen inn says: - ,. , , ....... .2e ' "Tho progrnin presentedilast night u .20. John. Stark I'Jvans, pianist; . asso:uite 10c dean of the 'University: ot! Oregon school ot. music, assisted tiyltoy iiryson, tenor, ?' BAjt&Y Ti' MOREYj j& TheJAtorv of nuiEnir- VrVlli-S?!!.' lish boauly trappod in V the Piiluno of tho Ori ont'ij Oyoutost' Lovor. V ;rox news ' , CCjjuO CARTOON THE TODAY AND Y WEDNESDAY X Barbara La Marr Earle Williams TODAY LAST DAtZ i '" l,,'!i''V' f iBeneo Adoree WJlace , ; leery Tit?:; O'Malley s Adaptwl froih tlio', novel 1 "Tho Law yiringers'l' , NEWS 'V COMIO WEEKLY H NOVELTY R0SNEB one ORGAN - Coming Tomorrow: NORMA TALMADQE '"Ashes of, Vengeance' v (At Kogular l'riccs) c student at the University, ot Oreaon, 8- 8.1-4e waa one of the best offerings presented '. ..iftC;uuaer tne new winner. -scneutiie. j.ne pro- ' ., gram was sponsored hy the University of CHICAGO' GRAINi ' Oregon school. of music. and the'Eugene Chicago, 'Nov. IK. Wheat nnd corn chamber of commerce. . rallied lute and afterward recovered all "Both of the, participants had gained earlier , losses, ruled hlahevab the. close, B wide .circle of. enthusiaatic. admirers on tiro Chicago, board:-of, trade today. . by an earlier presentation from. , Uila. Oata weakened. atation and their Armisuce dax nerform- f Hnittered commission house buying end. . anca waa. a. repetition ot. their former I Elks temple Thursday afternoon. Mrs. .1.) 11, uunipnrey ls. cnairmon ot- the re frcshment committee.. All wqmen' Df the clyb are. requestiKl .to. have their. Elks curds to nresent. a( the door.. Visitors at the , Boy Curtis homes arc Mrs; L B. Lowe,, of Portland, nni Iter son. uoruon. Mrs. low.e came iav eve. mux vuu . ucian lu rriuwu .iit-tk- m u.'... . ... . . 5"kJ!.-'h -''.' ; ' m Blachlv. will be held Wednesday after. Mr. and Mrs. Guy I'yle and son, fieri, hnuiint- 8,o';-loek, it was announced this rick, returned yesterday evening from fternoqn. -lne service wiui oe ne m m uie a week-endi vacation, jaunt to rortl.ind ,''tcl;1 chapel, Bev. E. V, SUvers .n where tncy attended the uregon-stau. cnorse, iie ., ... ... ford a-ame and then took n trip to Mt. th6; service ar-tbe grave, interment win . . ... .... . . .... 1..- !h .il.A II.... . iu.m&A1. .:..-: noon, xney uiso -stopped in AiDauy 10 v, ",c. t?llD",,v vVM,vlv4J;... see tne ,: AiDany-vorvuitis 1 nigu scd mi ,' game r- ' . '' -' y ' ' noianans near, oi ovtjriiinu . .1 - 1 - i r'. u: inncner oi uie uuivermiy ui MnVniil rhamhem left 'vaafer-tay Oreaoh School of journalism 'WHS the for Tuacaloosa, Alabama, where she will specked -of the day at the Botary lunch visit imtll niter the holiday season with eon today, discussing advertising in its .. . . . . - i ....t . : . k..fi A I iter uaugnter, jars.'" joun wocseiDacK. nnuuB punncn, nun us urucni". Mr. Cbambefi expects to leuve later f.jr iIMxon 'talked on Botarlanlsin, and Frank tho south. " ' ' Jue, ' Cluhese' tenor, sang.- : ' - ...!.', ' V'JV-., Tomorrow- evening, the auxiliary to flealty Board to Mieet ' - ! the Chamber of Conimerce will be guestd i ' The Eugene Bealty board will hold 1 a of a group of their members chosen to , meeting. Friday noon at the Osburn hotel be' the committee of hostesses-for the it was announced this afternoon. Plans evening's, entertainment. Every member for-the district meeting- of realtors here 1b urged to ask a.frlend to sharo the eve- in December will be discussed at the nlng and become acquainted with, nuxil- luncheon. 1" ' ' '' ' " "I lary members- 1 1 .'" '- - ' ' The hostesses will be IVra. Fred Wait te-rs, Mra. J. G. Wells. Mrs, Hoscr Wil liams, Mrs. 11, E.' Walker, Mrs.; S. J. Wilson and, Mrs. Boy-Wing.. GROUNDS ONjilGHWAY Suit for $2000 damages was filed this morning byMelvin Hansen, local realtor and owner of Hansen's auto park near Springfield bridge, against Jonathsn P. IliK-kcr and Augusta Ruc-ker, caretakers and lessees. Hansen allege- that Buek er'g mismanagement of the place , has cost him that much in prufitik The Bnekers failed in tlieir contract tn hiino Hansen alleges,, rendered no ironthly accounting or any. other form of settlement, kept no books, refused to pay for improvements made as agreed in the contract and refuse to surrender the real, property at his demand. The complaint also says Rucker drove tour ist business away from the camp by cursing and swearing at patrons; Other alleged shortcomings on the nnrf of the .lrfMmlnntfl are. also, listed. ' H. E. Slatterjv appears as attorney for Hansen. t Np'w Scheme Makes Man $5, And Friends Here's' a new way to mime uc-iuwu of men get actiuainteil .-with, one an other in a hurry. It was ,trieil out alter- the legion -lunclteon at the armory Monday afternoon, and voted a H-reat' success. One of the members present at the luncheon; It was .announced, was Jn possession of a $5 bill that lie -would present the fifteenth man who cnn'ie irp and Introduced himself. The wen tlty of the money bearer was-not re vealed. ' Legionnaires needed rro fur ther Impetus.1 Handshaking started Immediately and kept up for a long, long- time until finally Walter, K. McKnlght' chased the bill to Its ln)r and is. .that-, muclr -richer today..,.' ' it' GOOD CIGARETTES via; out This Out-lt whi. u.. Btnd this sd and ten etni. i.T Co., 2.S35 Sheffield Ave rkfj" vwcaio, a You will reeei;; nW FOtF.VS 1I0.NE1- AI) Taii a,r?iTbi for Backache. Uheum.tie P,1 S"f and Bladder troulde. on,! rniivT' TILRTIC TARI.i.-nVtT 'AJLEl C4. and Biliousness. The J ...r?..' diehavc helped millioSs of MASONS, ATTENTION There will -be a special communication of Hugene Lodge, No. 11, A. F. & A. M.j Wednesday afternoon, -November 14th, at 1:30 o'clock: for the purpose of attend ing the funeral of our late Brother, -William li. Lamb. ' -n!3 , - , By order of the W, M. ' Ttc ' College Crest Neighborhood- club will, meet with Mr s.. Joseph Muhr Thurs day afternoon anil faeh , member is hi e ed to ba rcudy to renew-her membership in the Bed Cross .ut. tho gatherum.. Program Is Appreciated The program of instrnmental and voc al music broadcasted from--the Oregon ian's radio station at. Portland list night br Jphn. Stark Evans, University of Ore.: gon pianist, and Boy Bryson, locnj tenor, came in fine, say local radio enthusiasts. This is the second time they have been heard fu programs broadcasted from the, Oregonlattj tower,- ! ' , -.'v.: Nowlyweds Return '" r, -nr. ana Mrs, lvdgar Uurney. who sur- sninn Hhurl.-privftrln vuva whtiu. mifll. success. ' f' Commohdatioli for their work was ex- cient sLreiitrfJi ti hrlnif nritwM nhAvi. thn ' ''Mr., Evana onoiied the program with pressed hy Mrs. Margaret- A.. Bec'k-.'r. opening. This buying .helped, December tho.Cartot arrangement. of the allegretto : department commander, of the woman's i:rised their friends Saturday bv on tin advnnce fro ml ho lowest point in, several . ben moderato and allegro poco mosso auxiliary ,-to the Hpanisli-AmeriiMn,, war i,nnouncwl weddini ceremonv and hiiatv wockaand came in the face of an In- inovementa from Franck a sonata in A-1 veterans, during her .official viait, with honeymoon trip to Portland, returned to crease in I he vIkIIiIm . Miinnli. VUlliln ,ln. major. creased 2!.'1,(K)0, bushel, for a, total of "Tlila was magnificently rendered as 7'M4B,0O0 bushels over, last week. : was each tuccceiUng number. Mr. EAaus After being subjected to considerable possesses an extraordinary range ot ex- dav. Mrs. llccker was n euest at the din riling pressure during most of tho sea- premium, 'whtvh.i ,upplenienitedL by his ner given In the armorv for. war veter on corn rnjlled lute. A, Nrmlhg; P in 'stery of the keyboard, makes him a ans. ' L-ni.u pi-ciuitiiiuv witii ii ueiier tiemanu was the local group last evening. Mrs. -ck- liugeiie lust night. Mrs. . Gurney, who ,Y, . . . . .! a. uiaays tern agner, resumed lies iiuxlliarlcs in tho state. On Arinist cc duties at . the First National bunk this morning , amid a shower of congratiila- the innin reason for tliAlate upturn. The rlsllde supply totaled 1,044,000 bushels, showing nu Increase of 2115.0110 hushels. Late lluuldailng In December oats af fected other deliveries and ' prices ruled lower at the dose. The. visible1 supply wns 20.'J7i.OO0 bushels, a '.decease of 210,000 bushels under last week. FORBES OPENS, A T ' DEFENSE.' OF HIS ' WORK IN BUREAU (Continued from page one) that, if was Impossible "lor him to gratify my ambition and he ultimately tendered . PORTLAND LIVESTOCK.. I'niUand,, Ore 'Nov.. l.'l.-Cattln re- .' the ,iosl(ion eelcts til: tone o innrket- slow: beef. ' .ib ina..M..rttt t .,w,nn.i. ti.A i..aitiM ,j..d- griide steers $ti,itW(7.riO ,ne.Unn -.with much misgiving, especially after an .i.irJiO,7n; choice muvs: heifers $4.75 interview with Colonel. Clioltriley Jones. V " :..!'l!I",T"v 1n,W3! f'4(4i, my predecessor, and with the expressed ijniveii f,ijMiv. desire on my part that I might retire ...-,-,,. uuur.j Miiio ui, niai-sci jrom the ollice at the end ot a year. sleucly; imili.im to choice X6iafiO: heavy M,Md 7.2ii; plga jW.50a - Sheep, receipts nonet tone of. market sleuly i, medium to, choice, lambs flOUfi 1 1. "Pi: yeiirlints wetheraJ- R.30fia LT.30; owe $a.oOi UW, , PORTLAND PRODUCE Portland, Ore,, Nov., i:i.-Buttr 40 f" -US:! egps luiyiug price 42 ne 52; silling price 00 (it. fiScj- cheeau 32ia 4, Uoc heus 10 iti 20c, , j. . PORTLAND MEATS " iTortlaml, Ore., , Nov, 13. Country meats, selling price;- Country hogs 10 Iff 11; heavy stuff less; vcnl-tops about 80 to 100 pounds HVjcj lambs IT (ffi-lS. Siuok.xl nMiats--llama 23 ; 2! breakfast Itacon 20 40c.' Packing home meats Top ateer beef lilH; good 1SH 3; medium It aflii; kood heifers 12; medium 11 Gt 12; good i-ows 0; medium N 0 ,; thin-7 fit 7Vj; hogs 14 y.; lamlw 2t4C iri: yenrllnga 1H; wethers 17; ewes 1V: . " ' Among the first, difficulties I en countered was the insistence of Brigadjer General Sawyer of his pl.in.to hospitalise all disabled veterans in the ramshackle and tumbledown, cnntmimeut buildings throughout the country. : "They wore housed In cniilonmcuta and contract - hospitals, many of wbii!h .Were fire haaards,". said Forbes. - Forbes said he rloeed the worst-Institutions anil immediately pushed a. vig orous campaign of. adetiuaie hobpUalita tlon. . . .; . Flaya General Sawyer. ' "I . feel that I would not be frank With this committee, unless 1 lidded' that .itt(niy honest belief, most of the deficien cies in the . administration of.' the laws providing fur relief, to the disabled vet eran has been due to politics, and Saw yer, 1 "OMtlng-the summer of 1K22.' utter 1 had. served something mere thnp a year, my health began to break and I desired to retire , ' ' "In the month of December. 1022, and lou before th.4 president, finally decided to ,isu(( mn sevopq tenipornry nruer Seattle Wash., Nov. lll.-ltt.tter AO ,-" ! P."i ; nn ry 01 oo at err (Hi.lc;"egvi'l Mo; he 11s ;Wc, , '. 1 frankly told flit? president lhat I poolatoe, loi-al whites 1 Si 1 54: nelled ""J c",",ln",,1.t" 7y",)La''n7'il ceuui 23 tn :kk ' Sawyer was to continue In office, and It ' - became STATISTICS ' DIED. - . her 12, 102 William IL Lamh,, of Blachlr, at the aae of Ml vears. Ue ia survived bl his wife and one, son npu lour iMiigniers, vtarrrn Istmb, l- erne l.amli. Ixitlle Lee and Mrs. ewev Bust, all ot Blachly. ami Mrs. .Curtis O. Parker, of Oakridge. He was a member of fhe Methodist church, the Masonic oroer and tne I. 11. o. F. Kunentl ar isiigemr.ntii are ia charge of th Veatch i bsprl and will be aauouiu'ed later. . WHITMAN At MeriT hospital, Novem ber 13, 1023, Al Whitman of Star, at the age of M years. Deceased In sur vived hy one brother. Alfreij Whitman, of Star. The budy Is. at. the eatrh mor tuary. Funeral anuuuncamcuta,, will be made later. BORN, . MEISON At the home of Mrs. W. A. Ionsrd of Springfield, November 11. 1KJ3, In Mr. ami Mrs. Iluwurd Mrlmu of We'ndling, a daughter, I.ucile Jeau elte, weight 7 pounds. Sirs, lousnl is f raudiuother to the. new baby, WAIINfXK At the home, November i:'.. 1023, to Mr. and Mrs. Chnrle. A. Wsrnivk of 1433 llfth avenue we.it, a dangliter, Virginia Mae, weight .s lounds. shouted. "I'm the veterans' 'bureau!" Senators Apprave Hospital. r Matthew O'Brien, San Francisco architect, Who had been paid $07,000 for unused plans for the Livcrmore,' Cal.. hnstitfl, was recommended bySenatora Johnson and Shortridge of California and the entire California congressional delegation, Colonel Forbes testificdibc- Iq.re the senate committee. - v CITY NEWS Comds Frm McGlynn ' .1.- D; Ilnney ot McGlynn waa among the out-of-town visitors in Eugene today. From Grants Pass Elisabeth Pennington, waa a Eugene visitor today, coming from. Grnnta Pass. Knudsena Return ' Mr., and Mrs. Carl Knudsen have returned- from a two weeks visit in Port land and Oswego with ' relatives.-: , Leaves for Natl ' A. U. McDonald . of Notl left for his home ibis morning after a brief visit here. . , : tions. Gurney 1b wit h Guss Neely, oper: ating the service' shition at F.Mrhih nnd Olive. Both are well known here and have a. host of friends.'-' House Records. Broken ' ''' ah nouse records were Droxen for attendance at the Heilig. theatre Mon day, it was announced '"this 'morning. Nearly 3000 people attended the Harold Lloyd show "Why Worry.'1 One woman evidently laugher so hard-that she lost her false teeth,' it-was said today, as a set of teeth were found by one of the ushers. The teeth were placed on a. board m the lobby, arid the owner is being sought by the management. " " '' : Anto lc Fire Ins. O. N; Md.ean:'' tf J4ore Armfstloe Day lieonarn r.vnns of vorvallia waa hero Armistice day, visiting hia sistery Miss ; vorueiin r.vaus, Here far Supplies ' V Boy Hills of the 11111s Lumber com pauy of Dexter was in Eugene toduy stocking; up. with supplied' : John Pelzel Here ' Johj Pelsel of Oukrhlga Is a Kugene visitor today, planning to return to his home Vy"cduesday morning, i ... Romance shinning through the shadows of a calamitous epoch; gorgeously set in a virile rush of ' action, of herculean battles between hate-maddened, swordmen Ash'es of Vengeance Norma Talihadge " Starts Wednesdayf " - OUCK HUNTERS, ATTENTION! The best hunting in 'Lade c-Jlinty, is on SiltcooB lake. Furnished cabins for 4 persons, $1.24 per day. Bow boats COc per, day., ' - - - ,' W. J. SEAVEK, CS1 West Eighth. - . -' 'Phone 402-.T ' ." ' n20 1 1 ' ' ' - 1 Phone- S. E. Stevens for .piano Tuning. Why Druggists Recom , mend, Swamp-Root For many yearsjdruggistii have watched with vmuc-h interest the remarkable re cord maintained by Dr. Kilmer's Bwnmp Itoot. the great kidney, liver and bladder, meilicine. , ... It ia a physician's prescription. Swamp-Boot.-is a streugtliening medi cine. It. helps, the kidneyB,. liver and bladder do the work nature, intended they should do. Swamp-Boot has stood, the test of sYar. It is sold. by all drdggists on its merit and it should help you. No other kidney medicine bus so. many friends. ' Be sure to get Swamp-Boot and start treatment at once. ' .However, if -you -wish first to test this great preparation send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co.. 4tinghampton, N. V.f for or stomach distress caused y acidity. A: and mention this paper. . . L. . T ... .. n auconsumiu love, that smothered til fires, of passionate hatrS rekindled the s'parlr. of r7 mance irom r 'Ashes of Vengeance' Norma Talmadge has Tri- uiupneai,' ( r Btatts Wednesdayl: .' The REX! " - " ' " r '- -; , 7f f THEATr5 Coughs, Cokis, Wheopg Cough. Mrs. Will Hall, II. No. 3. Baxley, Go., slates: ''t am writing to all who suffer from coughs, colds, croup or whooping rough. I on nnot recommend Foley's Hon ey and Tar too much, nnd I can't keep hi.nse without it. Have been pains it since 1II1D-nnd have. found it the best medicine there is for grown-ups anil.cliil dnn." Bes.t and largest selling couuli and cold ' renfedy in the world. Refuse substi tutes. Sold everywhere. 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