The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, October 27, 1924, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EUGENE GUARD Page Five 5foi nday Evening, October 27, 1924 Shower-Proof Silk Umbrellas Gay Colors New Handles' $3.95 and tip to S10.95 ftew shower-proof silk umbrellas are as im portant in style as they are in quality and gerviee. Gay colored silks and stubby handles so pleasing to carry on a threatening day are here in great numbers. Fashionable women choose them with as much thought as they do a purse. ' LARGE'S CITY NEWS lo : O STATISTICS Lame? Drive out stiffness and ache After heavy exercise, apply a little Sloan's. No rubbing is nec essary the liniment itself starts fresh blood circulating quickly : through the aching muscles. At um. thaetitTnMia vnniahpfl. tha aching stops! All druggists 85 cents. Sloan's liniment -kills pain! BORN ALDRICH At Pacific Christian hos pital, Saturday, October 25, 1024. to air. and Mrs. C. Ii. AMrich, of Eu gene, a daughter. CRESON At the home at Xoti, Sat urday, October 25, 1024. to Mr. and Mrs. Creaon, a sod, weight sis and three-quarters pounds. NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS Encouraging news for stockholders of the Americas Refinery. Come to Scroggs office 760 Willamette, up stairs at 8 o'clock Tuesday, Oct. 28 and find out about it. o2? DANCE . Harrisburg M. W. A. ball every Friday sight. Good music. Pubhe in vited. tf Girls! Have Pretty Eyes No girl Is pretty If her eyes are red, strained or have dark rings. Simple camphor, wHchhazel. etc., as mixed in Lavotlk eye wash, keeps eyes healthy, sparkling and vivaci ous. Dainty eyo cup free. Allen drug store. FOOTBALL Washington vs. Oregon Saturday, November I, 2:15 ' Haywaxd Field Reserved Seats at Laraways, Music Store and Obak's (Continued from pate one) County Bankers' association under the direction of the new officers will bs held about the middle of Novem ber, according to O. A, liouglum, president. Wheal Made 850 Mites Uuessers who calculated the dis tance a wheel would run on a spind'e in the E. C. Simmons Ford agency window, were rewarded Saturday night when the speedometer attached to the wheel was unseated. It had registered 850.6 miles. Two .Eugene- ans won free speedometers. They are . i. mxer and Ueo V. Eaaius, who put down S50 miles even, missing it by just 6 tenths of a mile. To ex hibit was gut on by Prank Hsrr, the parts man, who originated the contest idea. It attracted considerable atten tion, several hundred writing their calculations in the guess book. Tha wheel revolved by electric power 6 days, 8 each hours each day. Girls Have Hike Hotiwa Camp Fire girls held business meeting on Friday afternoon at the home of their guardian, Mrs. It. x. Burnett. After the business mat ters had been disposed of a shorf time was spent in learning some new Camp Fire songs. Saturday the girls had a very enjoyable hike with Mrs. locum, assistant guardian. They stud ied trees, several varieties of ferns. and gathered about half a gallon of mushrooms. , . Dr. Danford Returns Dr. S. A. Danford and wife have returned from a trip to California points and southern Oregon, Miss Ruth Danford, who went south with Dr. and Mrs. Danford, will remain for some time as an instructor m the Spanish institute in Los Angeles. This school is 8 home missions institute under the direction of the Methodist church. Orientals Change Name No longer will the sunshine branch of tho I. O. O. F. be known as "The Oriental Order of Humility and Per fection, it was decided at the first meeting of the organization Saturday. The new name is to "The United Or der of Splendor and Perfection." Two orders have united, and have adopt ed the last name. ernon local of the Farmers union is planning a box supper and entertain ment to b given in tha V. O. W. ball t Springfield oo Wedacsoa', ueioim 28. Iowa Maa Visits Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Fortney have as their guest G. G. Davis of Water loo, Iowa, who is oo nis way to fornia and Florida to spend the win ter. He will remain hera indefinitely. Final Proofs to Be Filed Final oroofs on four federal home steads in Lane county are now being made ready for filing at the oftica t O. Immet, umteu states coinaiw- sioner for this district. DormHorv Club to Meet "ilv Best SaiDmate" ts to ropie ot talk to be aSven at the meeting of the newly organised Y. M. C. A. dor mitory club to be held this evening starting at 6:30 o'clockv Ucenfed to Wed A weddins license was Issued to (J. Anderson of Albany and Martha E. Bernard! of Florence, from the office of the county clerk. Local Cellist to Play Lor a Teshner. cellist, appeared concert Saturday night at the Central Presbyterian church at Portland. To Visit Mother . Dr. David Eugene Olson left last eek for Fort Townsesd, Wash., where he was called to tha bedside of bis mother, who is seriously lit. Montana Man Here K Scott of Kalispell, Mont., is m Eugene to visit his son, John . Scott, 1626 Lincoln street. Visits Mrs. Brownalt Mrs. William Nefsacr of Oregon City is visiting at the borne of asr sister, Mrs. 11. M. Browne!!, in ti-gene. Pack Christmas Walnuts . Walnuts in gift boxes of two snd . - . . - i i live puuua sixes are oetug pairsea J the Eugene Frmt Growers' assocta tion this week. These boxes ara sim ilar to the boxes of prunes packed in years past, and are expected to prove popular, according to 3, U. iioit, man ager. Oxford Kara Deo, 3. The English debating team from Oxford university will meet the Uni versity of Oregon December 3, it is announced. The Oxford team scheduled to meet 30 of the leading American universities on a four mouths tour of the United States, P. 0. Clerk Added Owen E. Mclntire, who has been a substitute clerk at the postoffice, has been appointed to the position permanently, it is announced by D. E. Xoran, po master. This brings the clerking staff of the postoffice to Id. Copyright Hart Sdudfner Mart They Like -Our Styles j II By that we moon tho styles that young men Jl jj ;j create themselves. We put their ideas into j II clothes. I ' II The illustration shows you what we mean J t II idfk at the loose hang of the coat, the easy "rope that's what young men want. $30 to $50 - I j Wade Bros. iiart -chnffiicr & . Marx Clothes jffl Portland, Man Here Ira F. Powers of the Wetherbee- Powers Furniture company of Eu gene and the Powers Furniture com pany of Portland, and J?red I Boait, editon of the Portland News, were visitors in Eugene over the week-end. Local Girl Honored Miss Georgia English of this city has been named aa treasurer of the home economics club of Oregon Agrl cultural college, it was-announced to day. Miss English is a member of the Delta Zeta sorority. To Visit lit East A visit to Lexington, Ky., will be taken by Frances Simpson, president of tha U. of O. chapter of Mortar Board, national honorary senior wom en's society, which has 35 chapters In the United States. Box Supper Planned ' The Ladies auxiliary of the Mt. MOTHER! Watch Child's Bowels- "California Fig Syrup" Children's Harmless Laxative i He no and placed In one of tha parks. The- csbln is situated on the. prop erly o George Wtugtleid, mining li agnate, who ts preparing to tiansfcr title, to It and tt fursiah ltis. Hh sheds ts mucn aa Mark Twain lett It when he ttesrU4 Sh weal for th east. Tha stove on which ha cooke.t, though a, trifle ai.tlquatf-d. Is still In Its place, and the wooden bunk on which tha fam ous author reclined when hs though out some of his western tales ts In tact. tt was In this cabin that h wrote "liouKhing tt" and many other stories that carried tha tans ot Nevada. DIES IT I Eugene's pioneer shoemaker, Mar tin Joha Miller, who has been in busi ness in the city for the test S4 years, died this morning at the Merey hos pital. II was 65 years Id. His home was at 412 Eleventh avenue- west. Mr. Miller was bora in Germany, immigrating to the United States when he was 10 years old. Hs was a member of the Catbolie church, the Knights of Columbus, Fraternal Or der of Eagles and Modern Woodmen of America. Besides his widow, Mrs. Ethel B. Miller, be is survived by five eons, Cart J. Miller, Wilfred S, Miller, George IL Miller and Liuie W. Miller, sll of Eugene and Martin W. Miller, Jr., of Salem; two daughters, Mrs. Amelia .Sullivan, Seattle, Wah. Mrs, Agnes Wbaley, Ilanford, Wash.; two stepsons. Bay Bally, Wendling, and Joe Bally. Eugene; two brothers, John V. Miller, Portland, and Henry Johtt Miller, San Joae; one sister, Mrs. John Lndwig, Alberta, Canada. the body is at the Branstetter chapel, snd funeral plans will be an nounced later. IseI'KI HOWARD BROWWEli MAKES STATEMENT EUGENE, Oct. 23. (To The Guard) t litre read, ot course with regret, but not with surprise, tot. Mercer's letter regarding me in re cent issue of The Guard. I knew and knew too, months ago, when I be came a candidate for the office of dis trict attorney, that the matter mH- tioned was bound to come up. The colonel occupies considerable space,, partly in exhibiting his own oure motives and partly in exposing my wrong doing. The long and short of tha matter Is that ten years ago, in an excess of youthful xeal and in a case involving most scandalous e- taiis. I overstenoed the line of duty and committed an offense tor which the law fixes the maximum fine ot one' hundred dollars. I, as attorney for the defendant, felt at the time that the revoltine character of She charges male and the lock of effective evidence to establish them, justified my action. I know that I was wrong in this belief. . When my act was broushc before fhft court. I confessed- what I had done and satisfied the fine which the court assessed. Mr act awl not pre vent the trial of the obnoxious ease, It was tried and all the disgusting de tails made public and the result wbs, aa should have been anticipated, a re fusal of the jury to convict. As i have said. I do not deny my wrong doing. My answer is that I have satis fied the penalty, first by the payment of the fine which the court imposed snd secondly by ten years of suhse ouent honest, upright and helpful life in this community. May there be no recovery from a fault? In attacEing ma on this charge, long since outlaw ed, is the colonel quite living up to the tenet oi tnat i;aristiansty m. which he talks so glibly? In closing let me say that I am not depending for election on the support of those who never erred, bat I do most earnestly crave the support ot those who, notwithstanding some slips still strive on, hoping by greater el fort and care, to establish themselves in nubltc confidence, and to truly serve the community in which they live. To my friends, and ail who may mmnnrt me. I sav. that if elected to the office of district auorney ot win county, they shall have no reason to regret voting for me. Respectfully ynnrs, . HOWARD M. BKOWNBLti TRAIN CHANGES ARE JHIMS.P. Several important changes in the time-table of the Southern Pacific lines, effective November I, were; an nounced today by L. L. Graham, dis trict freight and passenger agent. The principal change in time is fa train number 14. The train now leaves Eugene at 4.12 p. m., but wilt is the future leave at 11:10 a. m., arriving as Portland at J.-.IO p. m. a Train number 18, sow leaving Ea gene at 10:45, will leave under the new schedule at 10 a. m., placing pas sengers tn Pottland at 2.35 p. m. Two returning tains from Portland have been changed. Number 33, now leaving Portland at 4:10 p. m. will henceforth leave at 3:45 p. m arriv ing in Eugene at 8:10 p. m., 25 mm utes earlier tbsti at present. , Train number Zl. now leaving Port land at 8:10, will leave five minutes later, bringing passengers to Eagese at 12:25 n. m. The thus on other branches of the S. P. will remain tha same. The Eugene post of the American Legion will sponsor tha observation tit National Education Week in Eu gene November 11-23, announce George K. Love, commander. A pro gram of patriotism and education ts being planned by lbs legion, who will provitb speakers for the schools ob the subject to be discussed each day. Churches, the Chamber of Commerce, serviea clubs, women's organizations, j fraternal bodies and other societies , wilt be asked to cooperate, and speak ers on 1st various suojecis win ap pear at all meetings held during the week. Mayor E. B. Parks will issue a proclamation setting aside November IT to 23 as American Education Week 1b Eugene, and asking tha citl tens of tha city to cooperate. FoHowisg ara the day to s fib- served, and the subjects to be dis cussed b tho various days: Monday, November IT Constitu tion Pay; "Tha Constitution is the bulwark of democracy and opportu nity." Tuesday November IS Patriotism Day: "The United States flag is the living symbol of the ideals and tasa- tutions of our Republic." W eilsestlay, November VJ School and Teacher Day; "The Teacher is the guiding influence of future Amer ica. Thursday, November 20 Illiteracy Day: "Informed intelligence ts the foundation o representative government." Friday, November 21 Phlysieat Education Rsyt "Playgrounds and athletic fields mean a strong, healthy astion. Saturday, November 22 Commun ity Diey: "Service to community, state ana natiea is the duty ot every elti-sea. "This program is sponsored by the American Legion posts all over the United States, in cooperation with the National Education association and tha United States Bureau f Kdttea- tioa, says George E. Love, legion commander. It will be a big task for tha Le gion to undertake, aa tha second week of iur Bed Crosm roll call will have been under way at that time, as well as the second week of our own mem bership campaign. But fa my estima tion this urogram is second to nois ing in importance, as far as legion activities ara conrernrd. 'Organisations desiring speakers ara asked to send their request to the legioB as long In advance of their meeting ss possible. New Type of Air Mail Plane Will Be Used at Omaha is OMAHA, Oct. 27. Use of a new type of air matt plane, decision te il luminate additional sections of the transcontinental air mail 'route and inauguration of a divisional route, were the outstanding development f the conference here between Carl F. Egge, general superintendent of the United States air mail service, and division superintendents. Additional lighting facilities for tha routes across New Jersey from New Tork City and across California front San Francisco will be isstsiied tt once, tha general superintendent an nounced. Insure with Hettry Tramp, S3 W Sts 8TS. tt TRUCK THIEVES AF HANDED 10 Gil Surprised In tbe act of steslSns tools and gasoline from a Boota-Kei- ly auto truck at Fourth avenue aul Washington street, Jack William and Joe Wiliiitms, brothers, were arrested bv Carl Young and A. W. Dagsn, nlfcltt officers, Sunday nigh!. Thi men at first denied their Intent to steal, but when searched, were foani la have a Quantity of auto tools, Cos fronted with this evidence, they are said to hava admitted that the tools did not belong to them. The men told the officers that tftftr automobile was psrked on the streets two blocks away, snd when they weri jailed for !Jie night, the machine wt takea to the city garage. Chief of Po lice Jtidkins turned jthe prisoners over to the county this morning. They were fined $25 each In justice court that afternoon. Doll Show News Only three days more in which to enter tho "Won derful Big Doll Show. AH entries mnst bo in by October 30 (Thursday). Bolls will ha judged Fri day afternoon and will all be on display in tho WeMorran & Washbnrne windows Saturday San day ami llositbiy. Prize winners will be announced in Monday's Guard. A HANDSOME POLL BLANKET FBEE FOR EVERY LITTLE GIRL ENTERING HER DOLL! JUVENILE All - Wool Suits A SPECIALLY PRICED GROUP AT - Smart little middy snd Balkan styles for mas ter 3 te 8. Finely tail ored of sinrdy wool tweeds, jerseySj flan nels and fasskei weaves in r sieo choice of col ors p o w tl e r blue, browns and tans. They're aH priced less thstis rcgiiJar and all ex cellent valnes at $6.35. f 3S24, Issued by the department of! finance. The tnited States bought 3a5 per cent of Japan's exports dur ing this period and sold Japan 211.4 per cent ef her imports. America leads ail count rica in im ports sold ts Japan. Imports fr the six-mantb period totalled J.4EUWtt 00ft yea, of which 432,000,000 Tm represented purchases from the Vnit ed States, ladia. ranked second with 22T,0GSMW yes end Great Britain thirst with J?J,KWO yen. Of the total experts, smouating to .108,000.000. yen. the United K:ates bought 2ST,9t,)t yea worth. Chins 15M,e0teflO jtes sad Ersnce 4S.80et(- 00e yea. Bostonian Helps to Restore Cathedral In Lincoln, England LINCOLN, Eitgfeiid, Oct. 2T.- OPi -The fund for the strengthenltis and repair at Lincoln's glorious thirteenth century Gothlo cathedral has been Increased hy a donation ot JiS,8 from A. Ferwell Bomts, f Boston, wlis lias fmrsr been laier estcd tn tlio wrfe wlitclj has iwa fiolnsr tits Iters far tba past several years. tt was iflscRvere? tea years as that klttroltt esttfierarsit, tb Aagrai Cbolr of wftfefc Rwfela Seelare ta lis as flue plea ef iblrraealh cen tury architecture ss the wsrli hl.is. was In Sanger of collaps. trat rlfis ami cr;u-fes ta the iowrs 3 walls t?f tlie- fferie were traced t an usiisiiat pbetsoiriiva&B la Bssiaiwt, This ss ss eartbijuaka baefc fa meiltsvat times, wlmse ravages wi the cethestrat ateaefsra were not disclosed until & few years S. Tba work of Rtreasthenlng thl medieval fabric ts afsrsmpllsbed ly pumptnir Itawlcl cement late the cracks ami flssares. "Don't Walt Bsttt Tea Are tn Actual Nm1 (tet a Jar TainT' AMBER-O-IATUM i CffftST fttSTMESPf l For the fisstck vslief of Rhes Cetds. Croap, Snflueasa, Faearaaallt aaii P!irfy Pains, Psfes - - For sata att srae Mores.': . ' Trade With America Is Chief Factor in Commerce of Japan TOEIO, Oct . ST. W Trsds with the United States is stilt by far the leading factor 1a Japaa's foreign eemsieree, according to figures for the empire's trade for the first half When your child l consulate bilious, bss colic, feverlsh-hrealh, ! coated-tongue, or diarrhea, a tea spoonful of Kcnutne "California Fig Syrup" sweetens the stomach and promptly cleans the bowe.ls of pois ons, rim bile, souring food and ' waste. Never cramps or overact. ! Contain no narrolirs or eoodiiujr drugs. Children love Its di-Ikious i UM". Ak your drugs-let for genuine "fattfornla Kid Hs nip" which has 1 full directions for hhis and rhild . r'n of ll aarcs. plainly prlntfd on ! boille. Mother! Yott must say "t'al ! tlornls" or you may get aa tmlta i tlon fi( syrup. Bill FEET OF TIMBER IS BOUGHT Sale of 808,000 feet of limber from the Siuslaw national forest to the Uropnua Mills and Timber company of Iteedsport Is reported today by It. S. Shelley, supervisor of the Siuslaw forest. The price paid was $2 per thousand board feet for fir, $1.50 for western red cedar and &i cents for western hemlock, A check of fiOOO was submitted by the timber company to bind the rontract. Ot these Mi!S,0(KJ feet of timber estimated in the sale, fe22,0tU is Douglas fir, 3T.W) western red cedar, and "fWO western hemlock. Armistice Program To Be Made Tonight i nalvtnli. tirAi-AvltloH, fcntfirlfl every patriotic and fraternal organ-1 isation in Eugene, will be the priacmat j attraction on the program for the celebration of Armistice day, Novem ber 11, according to tieorge K. Lets, commander of the Ameriiim legion. Zero hour for the lied t rass roKf call and the 1fgiou membership drive j will be on November tt, says Mr. j Iv. The committee which will attkc I the plans for the legion cclcbrail tn. including the psntile snd the patriotic program to follow, will meet tonight. Mark Twain's Cabin Will Be Preserved! KF.NO, Nrv., (lol. 27. t-Tb rsbln In whh-h Mark Twsln IJtsm. uet r(emn ilvd for a time at Aurora, Hsv, ts te be brought to Phono 217 Phono 217 (The Service-Giving Drag Store Fresh Stock of Ladies Hand Bags i are arriving daily Latest styles and colors. We are giad to allow them to yoa. Prevent Infection Is ymir medicine client filled f You owe it to your family to provide thorn with first aid fa cilities. A simple first aid drcBsing, applied at find would have saved many useful lives. Tr. Iodine in rubber stopper v'sis . . 15s Adhesive, 5-8-in, by 4 yards 25s Oanze bandage, 1-in. by 10 yards ... 10s Ungne.iitine for burns 50s Cotton, 1 oz. ... I5s Boncilla All Boneilln toilet arti cles are still on sale at sale prices. Oet an amount free equal to the amount bought. Karcisse de Chins Compacts Double, compact and rouge in a small novel ease $i,50 Single powder .. $1,00 Bobbie Nets Oregonets, extra small for bobbed hair. Single or double. All Bhades 3 for ............ 25e Free delivery to any part of the city. :828 Willamette St. 828s SHOES f THE PAIR Good Shoes, all solid leather, black or browa calf biueher cut. This same shoe is priced in the display of a "we sell for less" store at $2,9. Consistent with our policy of selling good shoes at a fair price, our regular price is $2.50, Misses Shoes " Sizes Hi to 2 Brown Calf Lace..,....., .,,...,... 3.09 Tas Calf Goodyear .............,... .,,.$5.0G Smoked Elk Goodvear ....,, ,,..,......$5.0G CHILDREN'S SHOES Sizes 8i to It Pied Piper Shoes $3 to $i Brown Calf Lace ,,.42.50 "Tha Kingdom ef Health is At Buss" COS'T MISS THS FREE 1A "HOW TO LIVE RIGHT" By . CLARKE IRVINE "Apratiie ot N.iisra" CHAMBER OP COMMERCE, WEDNESDAY OCT. 2? St. EVBRVBODY INVITED FREE SO COLLECTIOS