Eugene daily guard., January 21, 1924, Image 3

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T'H Fj . p U. GlRN.Ii. T)'A TL ' 'ft tf-'A'S H
. Pago TVrer
KfflCOMPLEXHN
K"" -r i NPTl
. u . N.w Vanishing Cream.
n.llnhtflll .11." M.i.C
Vt""10' . i Mi Years Younger
TMey Back-Just Try It
, . mal! quantity at any pharmacy
'." i .winter, simply nuking
i'ard's Biittrnnilfe Cream, and
,,, It ilnily into the fact, neck, arms
j. The directions nro simple ami
7, so little I ht sn-v 8""'' or wonMin
Hon) it iollr complexion must
:. decided improvement or
dMlerVaiithorweil to return your
lilDOUt question nuumu j
. -attui wiemcr you me iitmun-u
Irinkle. bard little lines arounik
fcionth and eyes, ronrse, sallow, fad
l.ktaf """ r simply roughness and
1st rauseil by wind and sun, you
find tlint all tbesc trials quickly dis
Eir with the use of this iild-fushioned
r r"P' brought up to date,
lirard's Ilutterio.Hk Cream is only
Ion a nosilive guarantee of satix-
m or money ones.
WOMEN'S . CLUBS, SOCIAkPEffSGNAl;
V VELMA rfUPERT
CiUB ITEMS BHODIdJ HE fiituNKlii Hi TO THB SOCIETY EDITQB, JJ
BETWEBN 16 A. M. AND 12 M.-TELe!fHXH MJiSUKfi VX) ' .11
dr
Ion or mo
r-
Has the Fountain of &
Youth at Last Been &
Discovered? A
"BLACK OXEN" J
1
t
H RIFT
H
R
Life insurance ia
the only existing
for m of permit- '
n c n t, HVHtL'tnutlc i
and. compulsory,
laving.,., , ,
You mny save for
your loved ones,
or your old age,"
through ordi nary '
channels.
You must save if
you adopt Life In
surance, as a fixed
um is thereby set
aside by you at
I regular intervals,
year aucr year.
HE EQUITABLE
UFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
ot the
UNITED STATES
OBERT W. EARL
District Mgr.
Phone 1197Y
V PAUL WALTERS
1458R
SCHEDlfLE OF EVENTS
' . i
Tuesday Afternoon.
Special meeting! I). A. It.llrs, I
E. E. DeCou. . :i
Aiuexia club, Mrs. WalA'r Car- .?
i-nll . " I
' Hylo ISruke' club,:. Mr. F.
. Kuiglit. . i.
Tuesday Evening. .
Friendly Neighbors, .Mr. Aid
Mrs. K. H. Fields. .
X. L. A. cjub, Mrs. F. X..K1W-
. . f 01-8.
Wednesday Afternton.
V. I). UrMge club, .Mrs. W. E.
i'pwell. . "
Wednesday Evening.
Chamber t Commerce auxiliary
cliambcr parlors.
Thursday Afternoon.
Suitwis club, .Mrs. William
Frnider ?.oiukhii. .
Thimble, club. Alts. Frank
Hauiiptou.
Keto club, Mrs. Earl Robert
son. Kill Karc ICIwb, Jtra. James.
Clark, SpriuRfield.
Friday Afternoon.
Teacup club, Mrs. .1. K. Pratt.
Friday Evening.
T. A. It. coloni.il ball.
, Saturday Afternoon.
JJauRhters of Nile Bridge tea,
Anchorage. '
flpct with jlie tSisarttiiu- Ctjutaa r.f!
aK.socmtion.t'Misft ltne eariiei'fs to h-J
,Atomirg until .uay wnen. ti v. TP pecuinc
advayi- agent and tlien later a Hrcuit
iHreVior' luring4be wiuir'l'e griuliuitil
frolic tlte L'eiversifV ot' Oregon .last year
and 1ias been su'essfujly liigxeif in
cbaHtu -piti wosk. aim Uiik tirue ild uls
at. varituw periods during lwr fuu yeacs
iu( college. ;
-Mrs. 1. K. I'eters of this city who has
Been iu Oakland, Caiil'oritia, for several
mouths pa.si litis returnedAo Kngene and
is domiciled it the Osburir hotel.
NOMINATIONS for ofnoJfs to acrvo
the Fortnightly club during tlte year
llrj4 were nuidc by this group of
women ,at;their annual luncheon iu the
tea room tot tic Ostium hotel Saturday
t.fteri.'on. The election will be held dur
ing the early:part of February. ' !
Franklin Folts, .of the. school of busi
ness administration at the University of
Oregon, spoke on the Hirbjcct of thrift
as a feature of the observance of Thrift
Week in the city. - i .
In the absence of Mrs. "W. F. Osburh,
president of the' club, Mrs. Helen Mux
ham, vice-president, presided. The ex
tensive program of study which the club
will take up this year' was discussed with
final decision being withheld until a later
meeting. m
Misff Ruth Lane, who visited her par
ents. Mr, and .Mrs. C. E. Lane (hiring the
holidays, left thin week-end for Phila
delphia where, she will begin her con-
EMERY AGENCY
PAYS GARAGE
LOSSES
i Tlio Kuwry IimnniiK- ngcni-y h;in
again tK'iaon.sirnted t tie prompt mi J reli
able insurance service furniKhed by the
cmnpnnies represented iby it; The fire
oceitvretl on Jummry 5, destroy inn the
Wurnock bniMing, and stock-'of curs of
Hie F-Miie Auto compnuy, ami the Oregon
npnr,tim-nlH On January 17 the Kmery
luRiinmce nnoney handed' 'Afr. Wurnock
and Mr. Keii'fer, proprietr of the Ore
(fiut npurlinents, Oregon- Fire " Kelief
check a of $:MHK) each. On January 1!
Uiey lionded MK Warnock a draft of
jM'i'IkOO fronfc the Hertford coin)any for
da inn Re to nfijiomng DUiluing. On .lan
mirv -L they Iiandeil the Janc Auto
company ?11,8U.H."1 from the North
western Mutual r'tre Insurance company
of Seattle. Wash. The difficulty iu get
ting the burned cars out account h for
the Inst named payment being a few dyn
later.
When It i known that these iusm-ors
have been gelling thin protection from
the Oregon Fire Relief of MeMinnville,
and the Northwestern Mutual at nn an
nual Raving of from 2.r per cent to IS5
per Tent, and when trouble came, ne
cured prompt and courteous service, the
wisdom of insuring with therie splendid
HOME companies in eusily seen. 'J'nose
companies have 'been giving this kind of
service for many years. While reMirn
ing large sums of money &aved to tho
policy holders, they have both birlt up
substantial reserves a an additional safe
guard. Contru.ry to statements Bometimeu
made, the companies ore issuing under
the laws of tiiii and other states, non
assessable policies, and the assured as
Kiimes ijo contingent liability. i
Itenjomin Franklin, the great Apost(f
of Thrift, is the Father of Mutual In
surance in America, having established
the first fire insurance company in the
United Htates 17li years ago a Mutual
company still siHVe'Ksf.ul.
A startling
revelation ,
of the secret
of youth
and beauty
BLACK OXEN
Defective Eyesight
and Health ; V
iJIUst1. (it .Wij. vitfmfi l-zitlnliilif. nhiwit!tiv'rilv. f'lp'.'rt:! -
U.-U-. ,
1
. in 'm, i:. ..i. ..!?: .'f'A'A.i
t , V P'i rnii utrrtN.;ji. J vrw. m-v. tnnc-
1 ,i . '. . : .; .-. x-. .
:', r'.';' Vf.Hu't 'hafrtitnfv "ityil ". Rf i VlVrcJl v . satvi1c;
v.yv$y: :;; ..-.7. ;:..vy:- v-
s Wl VVU.LAMETT6 ST U BUOdS. .QBIOOS
EYgsfdHT SPECIALIST
o 6
The women of the auxiliary 'to the
Chamber of IVuunerce will have their
regular fortnightly social meeting, in the
chamber parlors Weduesday evening.
A sjiecial meeting for the purpose of
choosing delegates to represent lwis
and Clark chapter of the 1. A. it. nt the
itate convention to be held in Kugeue
litis spring wilt .'h with Mrs. K. F. le
Cou, regent of the local chapter Tues
day afternoon. The wumen will also make
final plans for the 1). A. It. colonial ball
to be given iu the armorv Friday evening.
Mrs. II. ltoth entertained about
thirty members nod friends of the
Young Married People's daH of the
Haptist Sunday school Tuesday after
noon, January 15, at tea. Mra. Albeit
Coffman assisted the. hostesa.
Mrs. Marie Fletcher, teacher of the
class will receive 4 ho members for their
monthly business, meeting Monday eve
niiig. February 4 ;H her home, 11, stt Fer
ry street.
Division number one of the Associat
ed Charities' will be hostesses for a
bridge tea in (he Osburu hotel Tties
duv afternoon from 2 until 5 o'clock, the
affair being given as a charily ibenefit.
There will be bridge table arranged, and
at 4 o'clock ten will he served and there
will be music. . ,.
EU6EIME SCHOOLS ARE
Ell FIRST TERM
IBSE m
tmwimw
t
1 A'burglar or'burslan rnnsarked the
home tf J. 1. Hurges. U'.Hk evemh
iPvenfie wjpst, SiHidity (-viMuirv 'h
sence of tile Aticupants. .N. estimti'te futv
been made' us ta thV vaJue of vfie loot
taken.
Kntnince was fittet'ted .' ,tn rough tl;e
back door Sunday niht while tlte family
was at Oorvullis. I'pon thefr return u
ransacked house yrtted them. Bureau
drawers were openel and' rifled, Doses
were overturned jnd varitms artiv
thrown, in a heap where they had. been
pawed dyer.
Downtpjjiirs, near a front window
where liffbt from a street lamp entered,
was a pue of inexpensive clothing that
lud bee li left by the bui)tlar who had
evidently carried It from the second
htory to examine it by the light that
came In (rum the outside.
Among the articles stolen were the
following: Hrown canton i-repe dresK,
black silk dress, plaid spurt skirt, white
terge skirt, blue ailk blouse, army shirt,
lien alarm clock, pearl handled manicur
ing set, leather .suitcase with initials. "K.
S. I." on end in black letters, box or
jewelry (pin with photoKrnph of woman,
two stick pins, shirt studs, a pin. three
women's rings and other uiticles of jew
dry). Some small chance in a purse was also
taken.
E
FOR.
Committees have been nppolnted and
announced today to handle detatlsTela
tive to the Lane county farmers' ag
ricultural ind Industrial conference,
nlnnned here February 1.1. M and IS,
when a definite county policy may be
mapped out In lino with the slate pol
icy determined at Corvallls this week.
Following are the committee, mem
bers: ' .
natty.
E. .T. Ward, chairman. Motor Ttoutc
A, Euttcne; T. J. Sweeney, Route No. 1,
Creswell: George Piatt, Sprlnfff leld.
Ttoute No. 2; J. O. Olson, Crow StilBC
Kugene: T. Q. Oreen. Cobur.
Poultry.
Oscar Dunlap, cbnlrman. Route No. 3,
Junction City; J. Heebe, Motor ltoule A,
'KuKeno: Paul Jenkins. JCuBcne: Hoy
Hand. Cottnue Grove; C. M. I', llultor.
Kugene schools are the scenes of acti
vity this week. The first semester ends
January 25, and 'examinations are beiug
held now.
Thirteen m foUirteen will graduate
from the high school this semestrr, ac
cording to David J. Jones, principil.
Ihnugh no graduation exercises will be
held at this time. The grndilntes will be
given their diplomas in June, when the
remainder of .the senior elnsa graduates. 1 j,,nc"i0 inty.
!" 'vil gradiiate in June, accorduig to n , lMlr1 rhn,rmilIli R,e No. 1.
.lones, I his rs 1he largest graduating .... a r...i.. m..... d....... n
class ever turned o.il front the local high KK,0;iV,"w'ph 'oiintil, "oute No. 3.
:v" . i ., , . , IKuffcnn; M, J. L.nfk. .lunction t,lty; tra
jvuimil (, nine ciiroiieo in ine u en. n...,i.. w.. s!,,l,,i.ri..l,l
UfTttirTrSH.iitittiiftJ
...w. ........
SIX -MORE DAYS
1 Giata's Sale
IS
' . :
BOY'S h
S SHOES
m
11
i m i in 1 1 tTiir Tliilli f iiiiii rn ajtj
;a!e of Shoes I
-. . Sxx
-. . ... m
!?t'cc.v i"hd."Savo Jn' rQfh-
' . while Shoes! '. .
school us freshmen for the beginning f
uni. ot . l semesier, .itinpary zn, it was
saul today. '1 he represent the grad-
ttlveNtoek,
Cnl M. Young, chairman. Motor flouto
B, Kugene; l'l. A. McCormack, Homo No,
tiales from the Oenrv and Junior hiL'h 1 1 ' T,.,,.r..nn. w w tiui..u i.n,,nr r.ns.
schools. . ... '.,'. Mini,,,',, Wnitnrvlllo': w. J. Duller.
There will ibo a large number of new Creswell. .
high school students tiie coming semes
ter from outside schools of the conntv.
They will register during lue remainder
of the week. '
Weather Damaging
Grain? Opinions Differ
The weather 'Lane county ; has ex
perienced this winter, and Is still ox- ,
perienclnff, has damaged fall own tcrain '
10 some extent, accortllng to some local
observers.
Jee oetaclifus, weather recorder,
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Ifloiilmltitre,
Oeorgo A. Dorrls, chairman, Spring
field; O. K. Stewart, Cottntfe Grove;
Ram O. , Thompson, Creswell; Claud
Schrack, Iorane; F, L. Hlnsell, Motor
Route A, Kugene. 1
Indnntrtnt.
C. D. Rorer, chairman, Kugene. '
Home Keonoinlen.
Mrs. F. R1. Harlow, chairman, Motor
Itoute B, Eugene. ,
Jack .
KOJJMAX
Pilly.
CONGRESS SITS AS
HUGE GRAND JURY
(Continued from pago one)
Ben
Jtr.SSF.LL
42 West 8th St,
ielephone tl.IL
YOU CAN'S LOSE if vou huv richt. It'
wur iMisiiiesH io Know-values and we; the question ot American recognuitn
Inquiry will be directed Into "propa
ganda" circulated In support of the
Mellon tax program and In opposition
to a soldiers' bonus. 1
Affecting the natlon'ti foreign policy,
a aeconil Inquiry was directed by the
sennte committee of foreign affairs Into
are offering some hareaina which will
make money for the purchaser.
TWO IHJOD LOTS. IXIxlttO feet on a
corner of West 5th street for only
.$.VI0. Watch this prediction; they will
sell for DO per cent profit within a
year. That's good interest isn't it V
One beautiful high east front lot with
trees and fine view between lllth ..ml
L'OUi streets on South Oliye suee;.
I'rice St'.MJD. There are but a very few
lots like it and in a short time jt will
sell for a big profit.
One full size south front lot a short
distance this side of the I'mvcrsity
campus. I'rice 1000 on easy terms.
There isn't another lot. near this that,
can he bought for less than Jl."tHi. nud
it will sell for tbat amount in another
year.
"OWN YOI'R OWN IIOMK" $250 cash
and monthly payments at tl per cent
will 1 1 r you in the class of IIOMK
OWN EltS, and give you possession of
a neat little five room bungalow with
a large corner lot on which there is
room to builil two more bouses. I'rice
2iOO.
WorLD YOU MKK a brand new,
thoroughly modern home? Wc have
three of them just now finished and
ready to move into. Can make terms
on either of them.
STOCK lf.VNCIl of unusual merit and
value; 10 acres splendidly improved
. ami well located; recognized by every
body wbfi knows the place as one tf
tile finest stuck ranches jn Laiie Coun
ty, ijwner i, con'temiilatirtg' pther in-
' vestments aild will sejl at n iirtce
.which' should imeres't any.om1' wlru
wants such a place. Terms' if desired.
TO K.XCHA.VI.'l-: W. have, ,tt .(piart;.
section, of adlcslid 'land ' Well- impruj-
' eit 'an(l''.ree of incumfiiTawo in.tlic
. Jicst ei:iini' of. Siberia, 'with .i!l
-. 'rrtiipjiict f J-tnck and jayjiinerv 'to
. j'xobung' ivr .'.SHiay' faTnrheVt'.r:nV
(tin .ctvn'.ruie nr, j'tceUent haroalrr "
" It I .!J. IUUI.'ItfAilv Wt. cLrJel'
.fco l.iTglie, on'.iue pa.i niciiwjiy, y,-i
.'' h.iv'e.-Monir ajosl.dft'-ir.lVle.sinail ftriui'
ite.-.tr:u,rs jh' aj'saelfve lili'-es'.
nOjUk D.aV HaK itr:j value.J
yv .rw. i ii' if i n I ii,i.'
lilM.n. UU' .3 1IV I 11' HI n 1 11,1. .
' ' itV)-w.y-m,.S'ri.i..iiLi.oi- .Sf ,
.4 JVit sih'... .
i ... . .T..i;it::i.
f H' wflfiriikr a'.-f r-"il-oopf lj..rt,e f4r
IIA- (,IH7v-Viffc.VrISI I
iVnlraflr lot nn-d in
i. i"jan iney
m i Iflrge ferrnsi'd
rtje V,t ;!lrt Vfr
Alsli -ould
FoK nv:T l'l hnine l
U'illMmelle etx-ft. lteaJiV f'
pnnev hetee!r March lo and April 1
Call at Ijuanl Office. tf
nation on
o'U-
of Soviet Itussla. Senator Wm. 1), Ho-
Sizcs from 2.V tt
(j'ouUl sizes corres
pondingly less) ; black
and brown calf leather
shoes. AH solid leath
er insoles and wearing
outsoles.
$2.35
FootVI!al, fois fche.' laboring .njail br. the
:' . . small' infant, ' '.
Bargains for .All ".
No usc''nting OTOiynxl.the bush'"'. We.
iruirked down the price so-'that'the.slioes
will sell as quickly as possible. They' are.
all desirable shoes our. reputation guar
antees every pair. . . .
Some are. complete lines, now being dis-.
continued.. Others, mere of iesa incom
plete as to' sizes however plenty of siz-"
es in the stock to fit you ALL MUST
GO during-, this sale.
Pick-Up Bargains
$2.25 to $4.00 May Shoes for Children
"Scuffer stylo stiteli tlowns J 1.45
. brown calf, smoked elk, patent
High top Moccasin Boots for'
work or for tho school,
hoy men 's size ,
iS.OO Men's Tan Calf Slroot
Goodyear welt sewed sole-
, closing: out at . . .
Men's $5.50 Nanga-Sole
knee; reduced
, to ..........;..,'...
outdoor
$5.35
' Shoos
$4.85
GIRLS'
SHOES
For school common
senso hcols, laco shoos;
brown calf, also black.
Broad or English' lasts.
Shoes built for service
Solid. leather soles!
':: r- (;:;: ':. 11 cLY. W"1
1? ubber Hoots
S3.35 U
828 Willamette Street- 828
rtMiii
Pacticn
t!ce .Ion, an elderly Chineso tonic gun
mnn, looks forward to death behind a
wrinkled, yellow mask of oriental indif
ference. .
Iluxhie Sing, a boy of 11). Nevada born
and educated, nnd in the Carsciv h it'll
school when called upon to do the bid
rah, republican of Idaho, chief Pi'-I ding of his long, while trying to hide his
nonent of Itusnian Investigation, was in
chorse!
Adding n small town touch to lue
general InrpilHlilon, the senate also he
Kan an Investigation into the delr
ability of flVe cent street car fares In
the capital.
A fourth investigation anil oiTe ot
national importance wan luunched by
the senate interstate commerce Com
mission into railroad freight rates.
Teapot Tern pent f.'onlliiiieM,
The senate public landn committee
met to resume Its lnventftcatlon Into (lie
leaning of national oil reserves by For
mer Secretary of the Interior Albert
1. Kali.
Another fnnuiry Into farm lepre-
alon and proposals for rollof was con
tinued before the senate agriculture
committee.
In the bm kground were lens Import
ant inquiries into proposals for creat
ing a department or education for re
organizing nil government departments
for revising civil service lawn. Two
more Iminiricn the contest to unaeat
Senator Karle B. MayflePt. dnmocrat of
Texas, and Into thtt existence of "ll
ploma lulllft, were teutporarily held in
abeyance while a sent sought a'Mltfnn-
al evidence. Kcimtors wire plannliiK to
InatiKiirute vrn more nverrtfKuions.
The principal one to th'ene was -un In
quiry Intrt the adminlHtrHtiwn of O'ov:
Iinsrl Wood In he Philippine Island
anil this fsioOt da.ln- trnnnii'-t lonn of
hits tm,. lAeU, .Ojtbonoe O. Wood.:- It
was pTormjred Ky Henair LaO;l feriub
ilran o'f Norfh InVtoti. A treonri was
prVjosed' by. Ki nilor Wlfntfli-r. of Mon
'lana; into tM 'i"- "iJ .trnd. ' . '
ArirrtiHWrntlan MadTs wore fklv
apallrtl hy thv nffunt pf Invest iKaflun
Jntlejtaken. ' U w.Y estfgat
of al lnnirVI-' wV'iihf atiiri
fo a iiaVmnJln tlnilas.
einctiniis, does not look upon his frth
coming execution with the same stolid
calm of the older man.
Only action by the state pardons
hoard can now step in to prevtnt the
execution ns every legal remedy has been
ummI. It. if possible that Thomas ltus
sell, a Mexican, convicted of killing an
Indian girl. Mamie Jonnic, at Kllto, Ncv..
will be executed on the fame date, as
.lude Joseph MVN'aiuarn who refused
to t n-dale for the execution was ghen
Ibiiiy dsys by the stale in which to act.
TEAPOT HEARING
UPSET BY COMING
OF ROOSEVELT
(Contitued from page one)
on, "whether he thought Sinclair 'bribed
Full ill connection with TeaMt. llolne.
lie said that 'bribery' was a nasty word.
Me then said: ' . '
"'I think somebody might huvp lent
Mr. Fall some, money.' ''
"Walburg told me he was tinliappy
mid. was thinking .about .resigning mid'
getting a new job," said Itoosevclu "lie
told me that -the nne. hing that worri-d
him wa's 'i poynient. to;a'. foxeiann of Mr.
Hall's, that' payment being ..JMW.IKMf."
ltuHi(veft teslifia'd. He, said' he'h'ad tbe
'cam'eljcd ch'ck". ' '
' Teddy Approves.
"When .1 Iv.irnH hi ' I telaphoneit to.
iy Tirol beV Ttddy' in' Wvjhngron. , H i
nine t'o New YoiTt Snlnrilay' and insisted
l'thar.1 mmu' bmk willr'hiiii, and we !-
JOutVgl tiie 'cf.stt iiletl to inline before the coiiMiiiM.ec and
nge iisHtily -lCti J lelt yoi wliiit. 1. hav Just said. I Mo..nni
s' . " ; .1 want" Hit-1'"!!' to .tlijiik tjiat I vme
I '",
.Special Call Issued
. For Hospital Clothes
To Have New LitborMory
The mechanics und astronomy do
partment will have u new laboratory ih
the old heating plant at the University
A special will from the Pacific division -vork will be sturted soon and tho
hcaduuartent of the American Kel Cross
has been sent In the Iann county chapter
for gnrinenta such as bed jackets, hos
pital caps, bnthroben, . pajamas and
Hwen!er, it, was announced -llrji after
noon by Miss Jrn-e Norton, executive
secretary of the local chapter.
The inalerials will be used only for the
men in Ihe veterans hospital who have
not yet received compensation award
from the government, according to ..the
letter received here.
Wteps are to be takrn nt once tow.ird
procuring the garments needed, aerord
jug to .Miss Norton.
CITY NEWS
re it with oiiIv.yhb.heMrsrii' evidein
ivert the afUrviiUp, night f rf 7lh(f ndttf '!'mk l',?,f. know."'K ;,hi"f tu"
'hcr.ay'trl:it lid fftVl Oil Jl J fie Bllftp'Clonrl
have
Vitu whi t &tul oil.h.
io Atmiiffi' hn
xttffikinV lnin
fTeczr,m iriTc iijimiiKe. They ad- to rrn. onfaid that ltOHveK'"
Liilt.'wf,tcver.',titdjim:nf)f.i;ri rirt ! t -liiimiiv w.is 'uliHttiiitlally cfirreet.'.
ti'IV Jonr.,f;i )' ijs are Irje."
the giund i" dry, coittfiarativel y L H'slfiirg himself wf,t hen
"arternate, WkiwiuuI .Hit- itfid ffiimniiiced that he n
.then cnlted ta
nl wo intend-
if (M'iIqr Ve1iftiivktt.pJi iUm
jk;aJ)A uflyiiNGV
iVid wTere wat a 'Utisxisii. thinK,foiiuui
'3 'ti- mnWI didn' Tliink I init he would wind
p.;MtJ:ilfle .fHit(f wijl (I. nn S direct" j
' Uf.PV 'onipBiiy" saul Vlbur1(. V
1 Til
.1 J.nfLitV , ' -L . .. VP' H .AiOU.JliJ- XlAiriVfilfc JM n7 ;(, we OiKnisscVlhelsis-i.
-p.rt (.JitiS trfti p?, onl J.M the senile com-
5.3. im Nl tfvf'li thW. V Al. in flffice -S-e-H mitt.-e l.. testify. I told K.iosevelt that I
L ,hJi lot n..Vr. ve.f ligU.l' 'Warden I ii. ker.on . . , . perjure fngself V
"JanlV ventilHtel w u.rd huiliTng. Made- Lot Argele,. Bok JH'rnloniietl.
5 rf-'!f fuwfbupanev nooiil Marchal"'. Th dirc! sn rw ol.tained on. Walburg ail that he kept Sinclair
! ln iuire at l.iiard ofitre. o tf " I'a'i'ic sm onlv in Anieles am books fr two yir when a special tsiok
. 1 P - - - ,lwrimliiM Te nrnet?rM In sri-urinir its kfMoer was enailored to handle the nil
Iifim4t, ! e fllffilw ' In sri-unnir its kfMoer
Irani pnMilii to tlm ( arson Citr pri- mognate'n prirnte ncconnla. He said
that
lank Improving Quarter .
The- Itank of Commerce has a crew of
painters nnd paperhangeM busy, -T'eno-viiting
the interior of the hanking cham
bers. Woodwork ;s being finished, in 'inn
bog.iny. .The . wnlls ate treated -with,, a
silver crca.ni paper'. '. . '
Dlikhobor Paper's in Esorow ,''.',
Tlia- papers concerning.' Iie purcluiHc
of Mie Friendly liinch.hv Ihe 1h'sJIiiii
fViniinunity of l.mversal t'liolheivliood,
Ltd., a Dlikliolidr orgnnlwtibn.. ffojn. Fjl
ward'Oraf of Monroe, have peeft. iJiice'i
ih escrow awaiting 'a final.. detail ne'eded
In 'eomiilethm of tJe. transctivfi. The
brotherhood .Is incoriioratetl iif Canad i
Ut.ilerao (rporation . ' .
Miss. Hulk Shrmlx nf..1iir7 Franklin
boulevard, Mr..i. W. Iluynes of Corbet
rnd.Mr's. Kleanor Jeasi'tf or.Sprlngfielil.
Iiave undergone major operations at the
Mercy hospital. )ism;als froui-lhe ho. ,
' trial Include Mrs.' Mary 'Coitk .of tt!H
t'oBi-I Mlreel 'Mrs. V 1. Shiine and liflby
'onughter of-TilO Tv.ler street '111111 lisnj
,ellic. riylnnd of l.nti nejterson sireei.
At ilftsj Heeelveil ' '
New nddllloiv t' Hie Murray WSrner
Orleiti-il art collection "have mien re-
flved nt . tW Cnlvi rslty of Dregon.
Mrs. Murrny .Warner lirnuglit them with
her when ihe recently roturnod from
rafcftrnln.- Tlie tlMngs she . brouwlit
were f-n volumes of lllustrnted folios
on flilncse porcelain, also a Chinese
Tacklewaro vase. The ase was given
to her to he added to the collection by
Wnlli Ik HMss Of San Pmncl.cn.
room, will
the term.
be ready for uso later In
Take. Coant Trip.
A. H. Myers, proprietor OP thp Myers'
Ilndlo Klectrlo company, luus :lctt for
Flprenco, Marshfleld and 'other' const
cities on a business trip of tho next
few daya. ' , , - -. r j e
A. I.. iCrlm Here '.' ' . . ,
Hcv.'A. j. Crhn, former pastor of tho
Flrat Christian church hero whose homo
Is now In California, was u visitor Sun
day In the home of 'his-daughter, Mrs.
l'itt Koepko of Kugene. ' '
Htpe'cted Front .f'nlexlro
Jl. II. never, new manager of. tho
Woolworth. .tore here, .was' expected
late this afternoon from Calqxlco, Cat,
his former ho&riquarlcra.
STATISTICS
OIEJD "
tllt.VY lit Portland, January lft.' W2I,
I'anev A. tlroy, aged Tl years. Hn is
survived by ih ilirilghter. .Mrs. Francis
(Hies, and three brothers. William and
Walter Uray of McMiunville. mid Frank
tirny. of Albany. Service wene held ut
the nransfrtier chapel tn Wugcue. at 2
o'l liK'k. Munday afternoon, Kev. K. V.
Stiv.iTs of the Christian fhun'b ofriclnt.
iiuf. llufiiil was ki the Mulkcy cemetery.
BORN
KFI'EYjt At. Mercy IjospltuI,. Sunila?,
January 2t(, lt4, to 'Mr. and Mm.
Floyd Keeneyof the Cnivrrailr I'hiu-
mncyf a son, weight eight pounds,
reuscarets" 10c
Uest Laxative
For Bowels
"They Work Whllw You Sleep."
If yoii feel sick, diizy. unset, if your
head hi dufl or aching, oi youT utomach
i sour or giiwwy. jtiMt take one or two
Tho ane waw Klven I pleewant 'H ascarets' Ui relieve constipa
tion ami iMiioiiHiieHS, io gripmgnicesc
atlfttrtic-lnxoiive on earth for Aten,
Women ami Children. 1th botes, also V.5
and olte ixeo,-ttny drug store.
tiller J'rnicrBmolo die Kenl
rr''HI"H ii iuiiriiin;t-BO iiiiii "-
Wlllnnl Htonftfo Unitary ocompany of
rievelanJ, Ohio, will broadcast a spe
cial proKrain Wednesday evening. Tho
broRdcawllnff struts at 7:30, eastern
Kltmihirtl tlliir. w
ttJtJJJJMJMJJ4J'
Jt Has the Fountain of X
Ve.per Serrlee tilvrn - YOUth Et L&St Been JL
Hiindcy .ftemoon the tTnlverslty choir i " j. "sw"
gav- Its monthly vesper service In Hint DlSCOVered? Jf
Methofll.t Kplscopal church. Hegulari Y X
choir aelertlnna were given, nnd duels I)T A fXZ f V 1? XT ' '
and solo, filled
the program. John 1
of the.V
.... J... , U...atl. rnii ruta.t;..!.. mm a I. - Ir. ,.f h IflVM ntrnAnth.n n't I fHIrK r.VanR, HSWOC1Bl OCim
to im traitspottat""' The pr.cew of Hinclnir s private boyfci "were uroujUt I i ii i i j t-iiuiriiidninr
nuking tbf as locally la considered Un- into harmony.'
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