Evcning, October 27, 192
THE EUGENE GUARD
rago Three
P TO COME
fOB T MEETING,
muman, prcident of
',rIDn .!.!. it Lossers and
will be Principal
",r . .. ik. F.uicne V M. C.
0 w i nnnnmu'fi-
' If0"m?" Prink Eberhart, bcc-
''' . .... ...nriation, today.
ill Uti'-m i Ior ,,,e, 7"
fl ... ....nrliin tV for
I o( providing " "
F ul r n.wt In tlm re-
,.H the old members
trtmpa'k" - .....
,eVt id et aciuaiuted," the aec-
wran) ol eor,8s" ""- .
' n,or fnrnu or cnter-
, ,tuDt , , ..
. h urovided lor the
L Sir. Eborbart said. FiltJ of the
aembfrs eorolioa aur.us
were newcomers to me ub..'
nf th'e membership com-
;(t vw held today for the pur-
, 0f ir'ranging plan! lor a iuuuwt
drirc on many prospects that
a0( enrolled during me cam
just closed.
KVY DAY HELD BY
IIS
L POO Mfiw rfav at the
iwanis luncheon In keeping with
r rnniidjrft'H nroclamatlon
Ling the late Theodore RooBe-
llt's birthday, me
Ly Day in his honor.
n. n i 1 nhnirman of the
LrprlvileRed' child committee
Lrtwl that the body needed
Ire cash for its work and
vtas collected irom ine geimr-
w. fni iroinc toward
Ling a wheel chair for an in-
L lid child.
ITn Rnherts introduced his
I . irvinp. as :"an
Lstie of nature who eats only
ait, but wno is i.
altny just the same.' Irvine
... m, rnmlcal impersona-
Ens of characters he has seen
hile cruising on uncie oamo
Ifht ships, which were received
ith much laugnier.
George H. McMorran. as ex
iled ruler of Eugene Elks in
i,eo Kiwanians and their ladies
, be present at the Elks' club
, election night to hear returns,
lioy cards and dancing.
Guests introduced were Carlton
i nf inn uiiivei ou r "i
regon, and Congressman Willis
Hawley, In whose favor E. O.
umel withdrew as special speak
r for Navy Day, after, explaining
ie motive for the day. He paid
incere tribute to the Deioveu
t p onH pTiilained how he
lad brought Our Navy up from a
third rate power to one 01 me
irst.
rnnaraccman TTnwlfV fold a IlU
I wuh, . "
LAM,,a fn.llonf in iha late- nres-
tent's life,( then switched the
rabject to the coming election
rnd its strange angles. His talk
Iras non-political, and ha, merely
threw some enlightenment on the
icullar situation facing the na-
Jorweak
Sun-dovVn
Condition
tlon on election day; "the most
peculiar situation thut the United
States ever came up against in
its hiBtory," he said, "and which
means that If there is no election
of a president, and none is later
agreed upon, we may find our
selves without officers and money
for the president's signature is
required on appropriation bills;
an acting president cannot sign,
so the funds would soon be gone."
Collisions Fewer
Than Usual, Report
Motor vehicle accident over the
week-end were not as numerous as
might he expected from rainy weather
ami slippery streets, according to re
ports filed in Kngenc polico heml
iiuarters. The following accidents
were turned in:
-Mrs. Kilwin P. Smith of Sulheilin
ran into A. Mcl'leau nf Hood Uiver,
at Thirteenth avenue und Alder
street Saturday. Neither machine
was badly damaged.
Theodore tioodwiu, P'.tO Ninth ave
nue west struck Mrs. l'runk Wlehter
of Springfield, a pedestrian. The acci
dent occurred on Willamette street,
and Sirs. Wicliter was thrown to the
pavement, but not badly injured.
Jlax SI. Paul, 04816 Pearl street, a
chauffeur, disputed the right-of-way
with a car bearing licence number
Oregon 70-01K) at Oak and Pearl
street.
Walter J. Pearson of the Kappa
Sigma fraternity, reported a collis
ion at Ninth and High streets.
Dynamite Explosion
Sounds Like Guns
New Teachers Are
, Named For County
i'lorence Crandall of Salem arrived
liera tmlay nn her way to t'row
where she will be employed as all ad
ditional teacher at the high school
there owing to a greatly increased en
rollment at the school. Slina Audrey
Mcpherson of Springfield has been
appointed to teach at the school west
of L'reswell in district II.'!. Sirs. Itor
nicc Slathers who has been teaching
the school bni been forced to give up
tho work during the present term as
the result of illness.
Warrant in Liquor
Case Is Sworn Out
A wnrrnnt Wtm issiini today for
Fred Spores of Donna on a (-hm-go of
possession at liipmr. Sporos was ar
rentrd October 11 but was fiot
hroiiffht in for a hearing at that tiui",
according to special investigators in
tho employ of the district attorney
who have been working on the ca?.
Spores it is said recently left for I'oo
county and tho wnrrant was tb?n
sworn out today, the investigators rc-prt.
E
CYCLE CLUB READY
Preliminary plana for ? Thanksgiv
ing day eudurauco ruu by the mem
bers of the Kugene Motorcycle Hw
ciatiun will be talked over t tP
meeting of the organimatiou1- to be
held Thursday eveniuic, according to
Van Kemmery, in charge of arrange
ments for the affair. The annual en
durance run which in the past has
been held on ArmiHtice day has ben
changed to Thanksgiving owing to the
fact that the American I.egion h;is
asked that no sporting events be sche
duled on that dny. The run will be
from S in the morning to 5 o'clock in
the evenins. Tho event is oP'i to club
.ml i lio run will be fol
lowed by a turkey supper in the eve
ning, is the anuouuceincui.
Memories of the old war days are
brought hack by the steady explosi-'
one of dynamite at the Southern a-,
cific operations at Oakridge. those
days, report ex-service men returning
to Kugene. Operations have begun in
the section under contract of Hajotte
and Winters they announce, and the
resulting noise from blowing up four
and five-foot stumps sounds for nil
the world like a barrage laid down hy
field artillery over an infantry td
vance. The new camp. whU'b is kuown a.-
camp jntmber S .accommodates , 70
men.
A. M. I51ish. fireman on a steam
shovel, at camp 21, had his arm ser
iously burned from wrist to elbow in
an oil explosion laM week. He w'ns so
badly hurt that the doctor ordered
him to the American National Hospital
at Portland, . -
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TO GUARD SUBSCRIBERS
If your paper is not delivered
by B o'clocb every night please
telephone 1200 before 7:30 P.
M. Deliveries will be made from
trie office up to that time.
Sample Ballot of
County Now Ready
Sample ballots for the general elec
tion Tuesday, November 4, have been
received at the office pf the cuunty
dark and are now ready for distribu
tion. About 20.000 of the ballots have
been printed and today a big supply
was placed at the public market for
the convenience of the, public As the
ballot is long and intricate with many
candidates and men mi r on to decide it
will assist the polls officials greatly
if voters obtain a copy of the sample
ballot and study it over r.nd be pre
pared when they enter the voting
booth, is the reqifest of county official1?,
I At Hospitals I
O : . : O
.Eugene hospital: Admitted.
Sirs. J,, C. . Kpepko, 1409 Oak
street,. Eugene; Fred E Hewitt,
Cusliiuan; William puedinp, Co
burg; J. C. Tedder, Kugene: Sirs.
Harry Coleman, Coburg: Mrs. K.
F. Brinkley. Yreka; George Mil
ler, 84 Seventh avenue east, Eu
gene; Miss Mabel Luntz, 1178
Willamette street, Eugene; Mrs.
Eleanor Witt, Cottage Grove;
Vera Pitcher, 1126 Hilyard; Rob
ert. Vitus, Jr., .2245 Willamette
street, Eugene.
Eugene hospital: Dismissed
Mrs. Lena Ward, Mapleton; Wil
liam Breeding, Coburg; Jack Bon
ney, 107 Lawrence street, Eu
gene; John N. Fuss, Noti. .
V
15 Deputies Taking !
City School Census
Fifteen census takers are canvass
ing the city today for the names of
persons between tJie ages of four ai:d
20, for the nnnual school census. It
may he necessary to increase thi
number in order to complete the tasU
by Thursday, October ItO, according to
(. II. Jones, secretary of tbo school
board.
The second meeting of the school
board is scheduled for tonight at the
school board offices in the city hull.
Routine business will be considered.
Council May Repeal
Auto Bus Ordinance
Pllinc Places of
County Are Listed
Listing of the polling plan's for the
coming election is now under way at
the office of the sheriff and this is
expected to lie completed by tomor
row. There will be but little change
in any of the voting places, according
to Chief Deputy Van Svarverud who
has charge of the preparation of the
polls list. Of tho -J1 precincts there
may be one or two changes from the
places used in the primary last May,
is the report. The majority of the
polling .places in the couuty outside
of Eugene will also remain unchang
ed, the county officer states.
Woodmen Plan Trips
To Camps in County
Modern Woodmen of America will
, ! tl.n hnll in KlKTCne tO-
night to lay plans for various meet
ings to be held tnrouguoni i-smc
ty in tho big cumpaign for 100 mem
bers now being conducted.
Tuesday night the officers and de
gree team of tho Woodmen will go
to Cottage tlrovc to put on.thc iui
. I...., ......i. c.r n ..Imum nf candidates.
On November 7 Johnson Smith, state
deputy, and a delegation irom r.u
genc will visit the Junction City
camp in the interest of the campaign.
Next Saturday night the officers
and degree team will administer the
ritual work to Marcnla to initiate a
class of lit candidates. Delegations
for' all trips will leave the lodge hall
at 7 o'clock, says It. A. Denny, ad
viser of the ljldgo. '
MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED
A marriage license was issued
at the office of the county clerk
Saturday to Leland F. Roberts and
Christine Ruske, both of Elmlra.
Itepeal of the council ordilianre
regulating bus line is on .the program
for the council meeting tonight, suyk
Mayor K. H. l'srks. The last meeting
of the council w:is not an official ses
sion, ami no actiou was taken fortnal
ly removing the law from the statute
hooks.
Several improvement ordinances
will come up for consideration to
night, as well as the matter of ap
pointing a traffic committee for de
termining if the present trafTic rule-
arc antiquated or impractical.
was a losing camp hand employed at
camp number :tl at Wetidliug, and no
details were available as to his rela
tives, other than lliit he has a bro
ther. Will He. k, living al ltourp. Mini'..
The body is at tue lunustcltcr ch.ipei
awaiting instructions from the brother.
HERE FROM BORDEN
Mrs. Maggie Eishwood and II. L.
lAiwer, officials of school district
number '.' at ltorden, were here today
at the office of K. ,1. Moure, couuty
school superintendent of schools.
Logging Camp Hand
Dies at Hospital
Julius Heck, Ii0. of "Wendling, died
at the Kugene hospital today, lie
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTl'.D Elderly lady for light
housework, l'hone 17.V1-H. o-ll
Surface Work For
High Pass Is Done
Ls.wng uf tlOO yards of additional
surfacing on the High rol wan
completed tt'dny and the route will
now bo in good condition for the win
ter, according to Clinton Hurd. coun
ty commissioner. O. 11. Perkins, road
patrolman of district S which in
cludes tho High I'asa road, was here
today to confer with the county com
missioners over the new work. About
two inches of gravel have been plac
ed on the road making a good solid
surface, the patrolman reports. j
T
l'O It HKN'T One large housekeeping
room furnished. No children. M7
AV nth. oliO
FOR SA1-K OH TltAHK Hooming
house ami apartment INt rooms well
furnished; li store rooms, garage.
' 4-year lease. 1107 Main St., fcpring
. field, Oregon. nl
VOH SAl.K At $105 Fori! touring
HJl tinod condition. 1. L. llas
' kett, 7:I."Vj 15 13th. . nl
FOIt SAM? Ladies coat, good an
new, silk lined, fur collar. Cost $.")0.
Price 915. Call 'Hit Lincoln, l'hone
our. o-jk
Almost everyone knows that Sapro ,
Tea mul Sulohur. properly com
pounded, hr Infra back ttio natural
color and lustro to tho hair when 1
faded, streaked or Kmy. Year j
ako tho only way to Ret this mix
ture was to make it at home, wnicn
it mussv mid troublesome.
NmviuinvH wa shindy nk at any
drusr storo for "Wyeth'a Hurra nnd
Sulphur Compound." You will tret
a larK" bottlo of this old-tlmo 10
clpo Improved by tun addition of
other Innredlentn, at very llttio coht.
Kvoryhodj uses this preparation
now, because no ono can possibly
toll that you darkened your hair,
tm it iinen It so niiturnllv anil even
ly. You dampen a apotmo or soft
linmh with It and drnw tuts throuKii
your hair, takintr ono small strand
at a time; by morning the gray hair
disappears, and after another ap
nitfiitinn or two. vour hair becomes
beautifully dark, thick and slofy
und you look years younger.
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Tuesday I
any w hr 1
TIME ill J&t&gF1 '
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muj ?.9 llp and doing who Is
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wome accompllBhmentg to these
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Under Cover Any
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ln(y Ash
'd (irowlh Mnpla
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control takes the last kupss and uncertain oven heat out of cooking
results arc always perfect. ' .
'. Another important advantage ot this new method of cooking is tho
extra freedom it gives the housewife. Tho WILCOLATOR will do
her "oven watching." No need to test tho oven from time to time;
no need to worry about her oven being too hot or too cool sho
knows it's right with the faithful WILCOLATOR on tho Job.
Perhaps the biggest appeal that the "WILCOLATOR has for tho
housewife lies in the fact that it will cook her entire evening meal
while she enjoys a matinee. Ry simply following directions and set
ting her WILCOLATOR when she returns her meal will be ready
to serve.
Call at our office and let us demonstrate this hent regulator or a
phone call will bring a salesman to your homo. Your old range taken'
in exchange on a new Vulcan Sinoothtop. All appliances sold on
easy terms.
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Company
TELEPHONE 28
881 OAK STREET
The Most Thrillingly Realistic
And Sumptous Drama That You
Have Ever Seen On The Screen.
Man and "Woman's Desperate Fight
Against tho Terror of tho Sea!
WOVEN LIKE A CLOTH OF
GOLD!
A Gorgeous De Mille Romance
which digs deep into tho yoiy
bottom of human emotions.
' Poignant, Powerful
Tremendous in its scope!
X ff e I tV yf' s x RirARnn cortfz j
mm 9m I m g r
aw II fL anamounl
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Vou Will Never
Forget
"FEET of CLAY"
ROD tAROCQUE
Vera Reynolds
ricard0 c0rtez ,
JULIA FAYE
THEODORE KOSLOFF
ROBERT EDES0N
VICTOR VARC0N1
Popular Prices
Matinees 30c
Evenings 60c
Children 10c
The Rex's Presentation of "Feet of Clay"
marks an epic in Eugene's theatrical
history !
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AND
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A
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STARTING
, MONDAY
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