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

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday Krcriftg, fray 13, l4 Page Two THE EUGENE DAILY G U A E E r - 9. 5? LAST DAY TODAY To Sea ' f "Broken I Hearts Broadway" J Featuring COLLEEN MOORE Johnnie Walker t A soul-stirring, hu man drama of tho street of streets. POX NEWS : Comedy AL. ST. JOHNS "HIGHLY1 KEOOM- ? 7 7 y t y t ? y y y t t f y y y y y y y y HEILIQ WEDNESDAY n miinnrn nr urnnuiAr -rue b IIUHDL3 ilr IVICnbi jSI&v HOSPITAL COMPLETE : 5E OF'TiK in honor of -p&Vmm'& THE Castle .5 f y y y y y t Graduation exorcises nix young women who have completed t.'ielr course of nurses traininx at the Mercy hoapitnl school for nurses were buld In too Kt. Alurys pnnao nan Monday evening. Tbe graduating class waa composed ot oinuj-e i-hhtcnu, lion Haunt. Hi-nlah Oiloim. Vera Mc- Connell, M. Ellen t'lucky and Anna Sorcnsnn. A a'.rong feature of the program given wna the talk on "Nursing, a Profession and a Science," by Mlsa Helen S. Hartley, H. N. The address to the nurses waa given by Dr. O. 8. llcardsley, and Rfiv. Edwin V. O'llara spoke. IJr. William u. uaie . waa chairman of the nffair. Tha nroxram follows: Soherxo Urlllante .Spanholti l.'dlth aic.Mullen Madeline MoDonough Address to the- Nuraea . ... Dr. O. V. Beardaley rrees (Joyce Kilmer) Mimic, Carl Hahn ot. Mary a Utah school Kelly's Dream . . Mra. O. Swlnehart "Nursing, a . Profession and a Science" . . . Helen 8. Hartlev. H..N. Traum Der fjenncrin Labitzgy violin I. Kllcen Colbert Violin II. Martha Moore Piano. Madeline MeDonouxh Presentation of Medals and Diplom as ; nr. weorge 1. Hurley Addreaa .... Kov. Kdw n V. O'Harn To a Wild Rose ........ McDowell Bt, Marys Choral Class Motaal Lite hwmo-t, "Vt.-M-Puiamj, g.-S.-Nulluul TJuuaTilJgi fof Q years 25 Ounce for 25 less than of higher priced brands . WHY FAY MORET THE GOVERNMENT USED MILLIONS Oi POUNDS Relieve Conatlpatlon. "I have been troubled tha last 4 or 5 years with - constipation and have tried everything under' the sun. but could not find any relief until I got FOLEY OATHARTIO TABLETS, and yon can bet they are the pills,'1 writes jtooort uj. omiui, 111 N. not ert Bt., Ludington, Mich. FOLK IT CA THARTIC TABLETS live quick re lief from constipation, also act on the liver. Especially comforting to stout persons. Hefuse substitutes. Sold everywhere. CORNS Lift Off-No Pain! &5 Doesn't hurt one bit! Drop a Tit tit "ITrsesone" on an aching corn, di stantly that corn stops hurting then shortly you lift It right off with fin gers. Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of "Freesone" for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toea, as dthe foot calluses, without soreness or irritation, 1 9 SfrAiVk, jVwM-'S&Q f Author of Goldwyn'i production of "THREE WEEKS" SCHOOLS TO HAVE 14 Three hundred pupils of the fifth and sixth grades of the schools of the city will present a program of readings, soloa and Daxeants Wednes day evening at the Methodist church under the auspices ot the community council of 'religious education. It will be the first demonstration uv tbe pupils of the week-day church schools. . The public has been Invited to at tend the affair, according to those In charge, and plana are being made for uie accommoaayon oi a large crowa. Jhe program to be followed In cludes: Mrs. O. A. Gooner. Instructor. Miss Francis Pierce at the nine orxan. Song, "Onward Christian Soldiers" ...Punlls Prayer Rev. J. Franklin Haas Prayer Bong IPnptla rtcripture Heading in unison, .t-upiia Sour. "I Love Him" Puullh Solo, "JuBt for Today" - ... ironaia uasweu Violin accompaniment, Martha Pat- Harp 8oio, "Nearer My God to Thee" Doris TTelen TatterRon Reading, "Paul Before Agrippn." l'rot. U. II. Uohglitt Solo Frank Jut Announcements ..Rev. D. V. Stivers Song by Congregation, led by Prof C. H. Hohgatt. Solo Prof. Benjamin Edwards Pageant "Children of the Bible" Directed by Mrs, O. O. Caswell Solo Mr. John TV Nlnfert Medley of Song, directed by Mra. 6. V). IMSWCII. Solo Mra. 0. A, E. Wliltton Pnntomlno by Children with duct by Aira. j. I'. I'evereaux and Mra. Arah Hoyt Rne. 'In the Cross of Chrtat T Olnrv." Benediction . . ,Rev. C. H. Duuhnm Try Cigar. AT HEILIG TONIGHT Walker Whltealde will appear at the Hoillg Theatre tonight in the Anglo-Chinese melodrama.- "Mr. Wu," about which so many bril liant criticisms have been written tho country over. 'The star will impersonate the sinister character of Wu Li Chang, a powerful per sonage In Hong Kong City,' China. This Impressive mandarin, holds the fate of several individuals in the hollow of his hand, and the methods he resorts to in achieve- lug his ulterior purposes, serve to make a highly exciting story. Miss Sydney Shields, who will be re membered In Eugene for her bril liant acting her In the past, will be seen in the great emotional role of Lady Gregory. Harold Vos burgh, David Belrldge, Eunice Hunt, Lucille Hustlng, Howard Merllng and many other notable New York players will also be seen in Walker Whiteside's sup port in "Mr. Wu." The scenes to be exhibited afe a Lotus Gar den, a busy shipping office on tho waterfront of Hong Kong, and the Incense steeped inner shrine where We LI Chnng enacts his my sterious rites. Walker Whiteside hus Just finished one of the most sensational engagements that San Francisco has ever known, in the lien of dramatic entertainments. From Eugene this noted star will go to Portland and Seattle, before roturnlng to New York City. His annual visits to this city have been the meanB ot calling forth large audiences upon each occa sion. - . Half-a-Dollar-Bill' Is Unusual Picture Hearts as storm-tossed and pas slons as swirling as tho stinging sea that is their background, make Half a Dollar BUI," a new Metro picture playing for the last times tonight at The Rex, is one of the most unusual sea dramas ever screened. 'Half-a-Dollar-BlH" has . every thing to make splendid motion picture entertainment a story that throbs with struggle and drama, exciting action, vivid pic turesque atmosphere, and a cast with such sterling players as An na Q. Nilsson, William T. Carle- ton, Raymond Hatton, Mitchell Lewis, George MacQuarrle, and Aleo B. Francis. Frankie Darro, four-year-old Juvenile : actor of remarkable ability, has the title role. Eugene Special for a Good E. Sharp and L N. Roney v Lane County Taxpayers Goshen-Lowell Road. Built by State Highway Commis sion, 1923. Cost per mile including bridge, concrete cul verts, $9243.57. State Highway specifications. Finished' grade of 30 feet. 16 feet rolled water-bound macadam. A wonderful highway. Ride over it. Compare following roads built 1923, with above: by Sharp and Roney, Holland Hill. County Specifications. . No bridges, 12 foot macadam. Cost per mile $11,490.16. Veneta South. County Specifications. One and one half miles. No bridges. 12 feet (NOT 16 ft. as above) macadam. Cost per mile $9,177.70. Bond Project No. 8. . County Specifications. No bridges. 12 ft. (NOT 16 ft.) macadam. Cost per mile $10,082.10. And then compare the following: Goshen-Lowell rolled water-bound 16 ft. .macadam alone -(built by state) cost per mile $6,056.00. Cottage Grove-Lorane Highway, partially rolled. 12 ft. (NOT 16 ft) built under Sharp-Roney, 1923. Cost per mile $6,727.20. Sharp and Roney spent on roads and bridges last year $823,530.13. Figure for yourselves the amount of money they have thrown away! Why don't the Commissioners answer some of these questions. "IT IS UP TO THE COMMISSIONERS" (Paid Adv.) W. L. WHEELER, President Recall Committee. Newspaper Story At Uastle Today Woven about the theme that New York takes those who seek lta favors and breaks them on tbe wheel of its materialism ere it permits them to achieve success, Brokon Hearts of Broadway." oro- duced by Irving CummlngB, an all- star plcturlzntlon of the struggles and heartbreakB which face those who woo fume in the great met ropolis of the Western Hemis phere, at the Castle today, last day. The fascination of newspaper life Is cast over the entire plot, for it is about the ambitions of a reporter that the story Is built. Included in tbe list of stars en raged by Cummlngs Is Colloen Moore, Johnnie walker,- Alike Lake, Tully Marshall, Kate Price, Crelghton Hale. Arthur Stewart Hull, Freeman Wood and Anthony Merlo. HOSPITAL BABIES Such popularity must be deserved POPULARITYi8n'tIuck.How well the big stars of baseball know this. ' And In merchandising as in baseball, big success is scored only by deserving it. A product, too, must "deliver the goods." Everywhere men are fuftilngby thousands from other cigarettes to Chesterfield. For a reason I - Chesterfield has given smokers convincing proof of finer quality for here's quality you can taste! Cfoesterfiel CIGARETTES Copyright 1914, Liggett Si Myers Tobacco Co. . Twonty-flv babies, nil nf whom had been, born iu tho KiiRene tios Ai, worft givrn exaniinntioiis nml their motherB ..intnii-ted :tn to their onro nfl a part of tiie National Hos pital iluy program observed nt the hospital Monday afternoon. The ex nininatlonti showed that the voiing ntera boo red high iu health and alt around habydom. -The' buhiea who tit tended the of the flash wna tthnt na tiie flnshHeht photograph of the group wna taken. They all broke out aimnltnnemiBly in excited wails wheu tha powder waa lighted. 'J'h badiea who attended tho af fair included Elizabeth Currin, Mar cia R. Bound, Khorlo Kyle Hownrd, Carle ton Fischer Kly, DorntJiv Cow gill, ltertrand O. Iotson. Hetty 1u ColUna, TVrris Franees Faaaett. Mil ton lUlderback, Hetty June Hlmik, Leslie Stephens. Carroll Harlow, lTev erly Ann Hertelsen, Josenh Karl Kyle, Klmir Arnold Kknvho. Aitlri 1 1 ea. jenn Hedick, John Fenerr Brown, I Sarah Neas, Kdilh Marie Motley, ilaln Vernon Marks, Betty KUen Hray. Charlotte Howard. Irene Loutae ltllderback and Margaret Hose Allen. Auto Drivers Crash In Last Stretch of Race Across Nation Vallejo, Cal., May la. Karl U. West and Fred M. Moore, automobile racing drivers entraped In a run against time from San Francisco to New York ad return, were biMh prob ably fatally Injure! near here Monday when their car overturned when tiey wer within ten miles of the end of their journey. Weit ia reported dying at the Val lejo emergency hospital ami Moore, doctor said, has but si ght chance of living. The accident occurred at the Floa den railway crossing, three miles from Vallejo, Wives of the two drivers were fol lowing In a second car, having gone out to meet and welcome their return ing husbands. They wera the first to reach the scene of the wreck and took the two men to the Vallejo hospital. The men had driven from New York to ValleJo, which ia across the jtta from Man r rsnctsco, in 101 hours, land had they not met with accident f would have been in San Francisco within lesa than two hours and would .have set what p robs My would stand l as a coast to Klamath Falls Man Dies While Willing Estate to a Friend San Francisco, May 1.1. Weeding to death on the operating table at the Miatiion Kinerxeucy hoapitul hera on Sunday. Ij. V. t.reen, a luuihernmn from Klamath Kalla, Ore., died a Aiiicide'a death aB he attempted to write a will bwiiieathinir ha belonx inj;n to Jits lifp-lonx friend, M, A. Mc I.eod, local atate emplove. Ho tremblingly wribhled the wordi "All I have M. A. Mcleod ." Death aeljed hiln and the pencil fell lo the floor. Green cut his throat e:irly today aa the result of worry over business matters. WAS MILL FOREMAN Klamath Kails, May U W. Oreeu, for three years until Decem ber last, waa mill foreman for the Chiloonln Lumber company. 30 miles north of here. He had relatives in Kl Pnso, Texas, aud waa unmarried, lie had no properly here aa far as wna known. He had a box shook inumifaotrre iuvention which he waa trying to flnanee. Green was thought to be about 40 years of age. He work ed at Durris, Cal,, before going to Chiton, tiiu. Governor Visits Quarantine Station Medford, May 13. Governor Tierce arrived in Meilfonl and left immed iately by automobila with quarantine, and state veterinary department offi cinla for the station on the Pacific highway near the California line. Tha party also Inspected the disinfecting plant and the situation at Ashland, where all north-bonud railway nassen gera from regiona under the ban for hoof and mouth diseases are treated to formaldehyde fumea. The gover nor plana to go to Klamath Falla alao. t,. TO GUaRD SUBSCRIBERS I: If your puper is not delivered by 6 o'clock every night Dlease afc telephone 1200 before 7:30 P. M. Deliveries will be made from the office up to that time. MOOSE DANCE Wednesday night, at Dreamland HalL Good music. Public invited. Mon-Tuca-tf "Hans-Over" Coagltt. Now ia the time to get rid of stubborn cough which has keeo M; ing on" all winter. A 'ew"'!U3 good, reliable FOLEY'S HOOT AND TAR C'OMIWSD wgfperffl relieve same. Mrs. South Ht St. Paul St.. Memphis. Tens-, wn "I havo been wonderfully baj? by FOLEY'S HOXEi NP J COMPOl'ND. Tie first '"Jj my rougn. it w : i.i iiki and I had been troubled ".JS the first cold spell. w ' and colds. Sold Everywhere. Showanda, the choice of tht CHILDREN M FOR "CAST ' j ' Especially Prepared for Infants and Children of All At Motherl Fletcher's Caatoria hns been in use for over 30 years aa a pleasant, harmless substitute for Cas tor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups. Contalna no narcotics. Proven directions are on each par-Hag!. Pnyesejans e-vervwhero recommend it The kind ye , ways bought bears ncni"". " t Concrete Roads Feed the Railroads By Bert Ball CWaUoauUCropnimiii 1 TITH most xpwtv ftBra nifmrm Inc la the roothry toad (Has tk farm to tlx station. Watfs exan crto roads ars bmllt, tWVMra emi catch the way tmala aad gat thaar atatT to mtarM onasi taw aaxae day. Thw iVa a, arosnd r ry tratsM yard, a wvxl-baUt reinforced roo ct roadway aboald be proTlrled, ewiwlally wtaare trank Maea crcaa. Xfcm sckn w - ai Jhafxxm anl- Pin BraMad to." tbe tarmera aao tax eon 1 eta nay ahrp dally and om xr aha wa,-ku u fTemtraaaj la M axdte In a trort imllk caoa an4 ekr Brmtoca and Ta ecsaLBata fnad tlM.lr aad Ttry carafally by erary taxpayer to are that U Is darebly bwlrt wtth rraal mask relrrforrmn-nt ed la cot ahoaael by irmioaded tracks or batcvy aaactatoery u Ma,axyi.Haraaa, WatrA Jt. COMING WEDNESDAY ONLY Tho Ealph Inco Production "SUCCESS" A dramatic revelation of "back stage" romance LAST TIMES TODAY "HALF-A- DOL- LAR BILL" with ANNAQ- husson THUESDAY: The Most Startling ot De MiUa o e 8 . ..