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Paffe Two? STATE BANK AT " AURORA ROBBED BIT FOUR MEN Touring Car License Taken By Witnesses; -Officers Scouring Country PORTLAND, Oot. 29 Tilt 8tate Bank at Aurora. Or., waa held up today at about I p. m. by four men who obtained $500 and fled In an auto toward Portland, according to reports to the po lice here. ' The robbers fled toward Port land in a largo touring car, bear ing Oregon license 189-697. rolice records show that this li cense was issued to W. If. Iiayden, B. P. D. Box 500, MUwaukie, for use on a small car. Authorities believe that the rob bers stole either the Harden mach ine or the license plates and put them on the big car which they suy prob nbly waa stolen. Portland authorities were asked to wutch for the bandits and deputy sheriffs began a petrol of the east and west side highways leading into Port land. Aurora la on the east side highway to Snlcm, about ten miler south of Oregon City. IJulf a dozen city detectives were dispatched to cover city arteries from tin main (Salem roads. The robbers are described: No. 1 Heavy overcoat of a light color, light cap, groy eyes, sharp nose. No. 2 Dark suit and soft cap. ' No. 3 Tan colored raincoat No. 4 No description. He was the driver of the car and did not enter the bank with tbo other three. All of tho three who went Into thi building were said to bo young men. El Slippery streets, obscured -vision and careless driving havo increased the number of automobile collisions and minor accidents sinco Monday, according to an announcement .from polico headquarters today. Among the accidents reported wcro the follow ing: . Virgil D. Earl, director of athletics ac the University of Oregon, 1S84 Walnut street, reported a collision with the machine driven by Oernldlne Bpence, 1700 Alder street. Tho acci dent occurred at Ninth avenue and Willamette street. George W. Jones, 100 Lincoln strct driving a Farmers' Creamery truck, contested the right-of-way with Tru man Wills at Ninth and Willamette. Skidding on tho wet streets resulted in tlie miiup. Muurice Vitus, 250 Twelfth avenue oust, driving an Ax Billy delivery imcK, ana m. u. iyons ox me spring field garage, collided In the alley bark of Ax Billy's atore. L. P. Hubbs, 1372 Mill street, re ported an accident with Italph J. Hpraggs, freshman nt the University of Oregon, at Thirteenth and Mill street. . . Mrs. Sadie A. Webb. Dies at Hospital ' Mr. Sadie A. Webb, B3, of Pleas ant Hill, died at the Eugene hospi tal Tuesday night, October 28. Death IS THE GOLDEN ! THE GLAND AGE? . In recent cress dispatch, a Lon don physician stuted that the Clold- en Age of man bids fair to be the glandular ao, when salvation will be taken In tablet form. Its said further that the avers at man be lieves that his thoughts, actions and feelings are controlled by his pima. nut It is possible to show that mind la Itself undor the de spotic sway of the ductless (lands, which generate in the system the ohemicat fluids on which depend lies! th, happiness and morality. Hince the scient(rio discovery of Olandogen it Is now a simple mat ter to take glandular treatment. Qlandogen Is u highly concentrated glandular tonic prepared In conven ient tablet form, combining the Important elements of the 'vltnl glands of healthy young animals with other efficacious Ingredients. t Is prepared In two different forms one for men and one for women, Allen Drug more and Bed Cross Pharmaoy, FEW FOLKS IE Druggist Says Ladies Are Using Sage Tea And Sulphur lialr that loses lis color and lustre, or when It fades, turns gray. OUll ana uieiess, is caused by lark of sulphur In the hair. Our grandmother made up a mixture nf Mago Tea and Sulphur to keep her ln-ks dark and beautiful, and thou Bunds of women and men who value that even eolor, that beautiful dark shade of hair which Is so attract ive, use only this old-time rorlpe. Nowadays ws get this famous mix ture Improved by the addition of other Ingredients by asking at any drug atore for a bottle or "Wyeth's ' Page and Hulphur Compound." which darkens the hair so natur ally, so evenly, that nobody ran possibly tell It has been applied. Tou Just dampen a sponge or soft . brush with It and draw this through your hair, taking one email atrand a time. By morning the gray hair dlsappesrs; but what delights the ladlea with wyelh'a Bage and Hufphitr Compound la that, besides beautifully darkening the hair aft er a few applications, It also brings ark the gloss and lustre and gives H aa appearance of abundance. was the result of an attack of pneu monia. Mrs. Webb is survived by a son, Floy Webb; two daughters, Hazel Wheeler and Ona Wheeler) Goshen; five brothers, William Abeene, I). E, Abeene, Joe Abeene, Veruun Abeene and John Abeene of Kpriugfield; threo sisters, Mrs. Anna Mc-Pherson of Eugene, Mrs. Sees Beuvey end .Mrs. Jtonald Huberts of Springfield; and six grundchildren. Fuuerul services will be held from the Walker chapel in Springfield Thursday at 2 o'clock, Itev. W. A. ljlkiuu of Eugene delivering the aer mon. liurial will he at the laurel Hill cemetery. Merrell to Present New Lions' Charter Eric W. Merrell, district governor of the Lions' club will present the charter to the newly-orgunized chap ter of the club at Independence to night Approximately 15 members of the Eugene club will motor to Inde pendence tonight for the ceremonies. Following the services the two clubs will join in an informal get-together. The proceedings sturt at b o'clock. unanimous support of the city council in its action is repealing the bus ordinan-e and drafting a new law to take its place was voted by the club at its luncheon today. The truffic rules to be revised by the new com mittee appointed by Mayor E. 13. Parks also were discussed. Chamber Will Get Election Returns Complete election returns by wire and also probably by means of radio will be had at the Eugene Chumber of Commerce next Tuesduy evening, according to announcement today. The rcsultB will be posted in thensseinbly room of the chamber and an invita tion to tJto public to come has been extended by the organization. The wire returns will come in over the Western Union. Tho Indies are ckpuc inlly invited to hear tho returns ut the chamber. Directors Will Be Guests at Supper Officera and directors of tbo Eu gene Chamber of Commerce havo been invited to aupper at Hendricks hall, women's dormitory at the Uni versity of Oregon, for next Thursdny evening at 6:10 (O'clock. Tbo board consists of 12' directors nnd it is prob able tbut all will bo pretient for the evening affair aB tho guests af tba Hendricks hall residents, Argentine Corn Is , Cheaper Than Iowa TACO-MA, Wash., Oct. 20. OP) shipment of 3,000 tons of corn from Argentine, rccoived hero recent ly, revealed that corn from the South American repuhlis could be Inid down here cheaper than corn from Iowa. Tbo British tramp freighter Asb- worth brought tho' corn around tho Horn, and the rate charged was $0.75 a ton for the 8,000-mlle sea voyage. The duty paid was $3,40 a ton, mak ing the total cost, in addition to the price paid in Argentina, $12.15 a ton. The ruto on corn from Iowa is 71 cents a hundred pounds, or $14.20 a ton. The South American corn was de livered to two milling companies here. Tho price paid in Argentina for tho consignment wns not disclosed. Boils Pimples , Why worry and fret wish and hope ? Why be Jealous of those with clear, aoft akin? It Is within reach of alt. A RICH, RUDDY, wholesome complexion la possible. It Is not something thnt Is just be yond your reach. Neither Is it something; that requires years and (rears of toll to acquire. But you must have a foundation tor a clear and boatttlful complex ion. You can be sure of this: Na ture has no subatltttto fur red- blood-colls. So-callod skin disor ders pimplos blackheads boils1 and ltlndrod disorders are nothitiK loss than billboards announcing; tnat the blood Is In a disordered condition. Mora rod-ulood-collsl That la what you nood when yon see pimples Blaring at you In tho mirror. Illackhoadod nlmnlus are worse! Bolls are worse yet! Ecie-ls ma is not to be trifled with! You can try everything under the sun you it find only one answer. More cell-power In your blood. The amailng re sults produced by an Inrrnaso In rcd blood cells Is ona of the Q C $he World's Best IvJ.wJ. loodMedicihe Footbali Game IDAHO vs. O. A. C. Friday, Oct. 31, 230 p. m., Bell Field CorvallU On the "Pig Skin Loop" 20,000 Seats Covered SEEKS 550,000 AS Suit for $30,000 was filed today against Frank E. Taylor, sheriff .of Lane county, by Byron K. Wheeler of this city. The National Surety com pany and the American Surety com pany are also named as defendants as they are on the bonds of Sheriff Tay lor. The suit is brought as a result of the arrest of Wheeler here Satur day, October 18, and his incarceration In Uie Lane county jail until Saturday, October 25, when he was released. heeler was picked up here on suspicion of huving tben implicated in a bank robbery at Hoseville, CM. This charge was dropped within a few days and officials at Woodland, Lai.. sent word that they believed that Wheeler was a man wanted thero for bank robbery. The California bank officials were here last Saturday hut tbey declared that Wheeler was not the man wanted. He was then releas ed. Wheeler in his complaint asks for damages of $20,000 for false im prisonment; $20,000 for loss of his good name and reputation; and $10,- 000 for being deprived of association with his fninily for the period he was in jnil. The complaint also states that Wheeier suffered in mind and body by the alleged false arrest. Paul C Dormitzer is attorney for the plain tiff. October building permits for En gene leaped over tho $100,000 mark today, announces W. II. Alexander, inspector of buildings. Previous racords for , the month havo already been smashed, according to Mr. Alexander, after granting per mit to (Jeorge W. Thompson to build a new $.'1000 residence at 811 Jeffer son street. The total of new residences in the city for 1021 is already' neur 300, it was announced. Permission was granted to Itoy It. Boyd for remodeling a dwelling at 1022 Jefferson street, at an estimated cost of $r00. Tills puts the building, figure at $100,050. October's permits exceeded tiose granted in. tho mime month of 1023 by almost $0000, says Mr. Alexander, and the 1022 figure by nlmoBt $25,000 or an increase of over 31 per cent. "How long tins will keep up si can't Bay," said the building inspect or ' but I already know of Homo im portant, projects to start the month of November, so it shouldn't bo a poor month, cither. This is Eugene's big year, and the fame of the city becausa of . its building program is spreading nation-wide, through Uie reports of S. W; Straus and company." Fire Department Is . Soaked Hunting Fire , - i. . . . Whoever turned a fire alarm into the Eugene firo department 1 this morning for an alleged blaze at Thlr tenth avenue nnd Jefferson street imoy have enjoyed their little joko by Bonding tho firemen out in a heavy rainstorm, but woe be unto the im practical joker if he shows up around A B C'a of medical science. Red- cells moan clear, pure, rich blood. Thoy mean clear, uddy, lovabla complexions, i n e y mean nerve power, becuuso all your norvos nre tod by your blood. They menn free dom forever from the blsckhoaded past; pimplos, bolla; from eczema and from rheumatism Impurities, too. From that tired, rundown fool ing;. Red blood-colls ara the moat Important thing In the world to each of us. 8.3.S. will aid Nature In building them for y"ul S.S.3. has boon known since 1826 as one of the greatest blood-bitllderff, blood-c lounsors and system strongthonurs ever produced, no ontide the medicinal lngredlouts of .3.8. are puroly vegetable, It may be taken with pertoct safoty. llogln taking s s.s. today possess thnt cloar, soft, volvety skin and bring) the youthful glow back Into the cheeks. S.S S. will do HI S.S. 3. Is sold at all leading drug stores. It Is more economical to buy a largo site bottle. THE EUGENE GUARD fire headquarters. After making the run out to Thirteenth and Jefferson, the firemen found no fire, and later someone called W. K. Nusbaum and said the fire was at Fourteenth and Jefferson. Another run waa made, and no blaze found. A flue fire at Twenty-third and Al der also took the dexartment on a trip this morning. Amateur Actors to Try Real Theatres LONDON, Oct. 20. OP) London's 20,000 amateur actors will try tbia winter to get into the professional class. The 300 societies to which the amateura belong have banded to gether and rented a West End the atre where they will atage the best they can produce. , They will open the "season" about the first week in November with a gala performance organized by many different societies. Afterwards the societies will each take over the the atre for a week and, should any of the, productions prove popular, ar rangements will be made to produce them at another theatre. Eugene Put on New A. A. A. Map,leport Placing of Eugene on the official map of the American Automobile as sociation js reported by George Bran denburg, manager, and Joe Dunne, president of the Oregon State Motor association, who came to the city to meet J. S. Mnglodry, director of tins territory. A new code of traffic laws is be ing prepared for presentation to the coming session of the state legisla ture, it is said. Ernest N. Smith, of Washington, I). C, general manager of the A. A. A.-, will make an address in Eugene in November or December, on traffic and automobile yticstio'is. Court Will Close Over Election Day Adjournment of the circuit court Saturday noon till Wednesday morning was announced today by Judge O. F. Skipwotth. Klection day being a legal holiday it was decided to not rccoo vene the court for Monday nfter the week-end closing, the judge Btnted. About two more weeks will see the clearing of the present calnndcr and then there will be no other session until February, Judge Skipwortb states. . . TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED WoRhing and ironing to do. Thone 1072-.T. . o31 TWO experienced wood cutters want wood cutting. Call 0D0-Y. o31 FOB SALE CHEAP Nico dress suit slzo 38. Marx Cleaning and Dyeing .Works, '820 Willamette. . o31 FOR SALE Heating stove, library ' table and high chuir. 201 East 0th . Ave,, . ' : nl ' ' ; DANCE. HarriBburg M. W. A. hall every Friday night. Qood music Public in vited., . tf "Geo. N. 'McLean, - insurance, 800 Willamette St. Phone 017. tf Lift Off-No Pain! Donsn't hurt ona bit! Drop a lit tle "Free2one" on an aching corn, instantly that corn stops hurting:, thon shortly you lift It right otf with fingers. Your druggist sella a tiny bottle of "Freefone" for a few cents, suf- Tlctent to remove every hard corn. aoft corn, or corn between the toes, and the foot cnllusea, without aoro nesa or Irrltntlon. CHICHESTER SPILLS fcalK-v tub uiAiiuND nnunv a rmmwl l b .ekM.lrra II annnd IIf. k I'lltt U Hod anil Ueltt nmuk attawlLtl Taka an olkf. Ha mt . V I At ftt-asraUL A.k f,f C II l.i'llY.H.TFHII 1 It HAND Pll.lJa fr flat ! SOLD BI DKUQlilMS tVLRTOHERE ! CORNS ft $5.10 ROUND TRIP PORTLAND via Oregon Electric Railway for the famous PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LIVESTOCK EXPOSITION ' Nov. I to 8 Tickets on sale Oct. 31st to Nov. 8th Return Limit Nov. 10th Soo tli is wonderful exhibition of tho country's prizo livestock, nnd the ninny other interesting at tractions, including horse show, dog nnd poultry exhibits, special fentures, etc. Fast, Frequent Electric Trains Leave Etigeno Daily At 7:50, 11:15 a, m.; 2:00 and 6:05 p. m. For tickets, further details, etc., see F. P. ATTELMAX, Ticket Agent IS CUTS LOAD LIMIT FOR MILIE IDS PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 20 Ma cadamizing ot The Dalleg-California highway between The Dalles and Bend will be practically completed as the result of a contract let by the state highway commission today, under which Joslyn ami McAllest". of Spo kane tv.il surface 30.7 miles of the White Hiver-Cow Canyon Bection for $138,400. The commission also let contract for 1300 feet of approaches to the Lewis and Clark river bridge to John Hlotte of Astoria for $3,015. The work is to be finished by the middle of December. Contract for construction of nn equipment warehouse at R;ifi:3, Ore., was let to Peter Petrran of Hood Iliver for $1,0S5. Kffective November 1 and to con tinue in force until April 1, the high way commission ruled a reduction of the maximum load limit on the fol lowing state highways to 16,500 pounds, which is three-fourths tjie regular legal limit: Medfonl-Crater Lake highway; AHlilund-Klamath Falls, Iloosevelt highway; Coos Bay, Itoseburg, Cor viillis, Newport, Aiseu, McMinnvillc Tillamook, Mount Hood loop, Wil Inmette highway, MfKenzie highway, Willamette Valley-Florence, Klam-ath-Crater Lake, The Dalles-California highway in Klamath county; Klamath Falls-Lakeview and Prine-ville-Lakeview highway. Douglas county notified the com mission that it'is ready to begin work on tho overhead crossing ordered at Shady by the public service commis sion and the commission replied in structing it to proceed and inquiring if it is ready to work on the overhead-crossing ordered ot Oakland. These two crossing have been the Adapted from trw famous nave "Plaster Saints" ELLIOT DEXTER BETTY BLYTHE ROBERT WARWICK PAULINE GAR0N A daring drama of modern society and stage life. Ralph Graves in "East of the Water Plug" Pathe Novelty Today's Guest: MISS A. B. ORTON 64 Jefferson Kindly cnll nt box of fice for your two tick ets. Good today only. Tomorrow "TESS OF THE D'URBERVILLES" LAST DAY I Spitfire most dangerous grade crossings on the Pacific liigiinu. Roof peaking; City Hall Needs Repairs Today would b a good time to show Eueene citizens the city hall, as an argument for passing the proposed $30,000 bond measure for repairs anu improvements, said W, H. Alexander, inspector of buildings. "It would be a measure of economy to pass the measure," said Mr. Alex ander, "as one of the big items of ex pense repairing the roof, must be done at once. Anyone who can go up stairs and see how bad!) it i leaking will have to admit tbat it is an eco nomic waste to allow the roof to go unrepaired. "The heating system is all shot to pieces. That will have to be bought also, whether the people vote it or not, if the city officers are to have offices. Storage room must also bi made for wood, as only a few. cords at a time may he stored on the pres ent place." . Armenia Adopting . American Methods ERIVAN, Armenia, Oct. 29 UP) American methods of cotton-growing are being introduced into Armenia. A new cotton factory equipped with modern American mnchinery has just been completed in Krivan. At the present time more than 40.000 acres of cotton are under cultivation. This is 40 times greater than the acreage under cultivation in 1021. The Armen ian government expects this year to produce 30,000,000 pounds of raw tot ton. One factory in Krivan has an output of nearly 2,000,000 pounds a month. In order to encourage farmers to reserve the prolong the life of your car! A LITTLE time and money and some "elbow grease" will add months of new life to your car. ' The finish will retain its freshness; you will take greater pride in your car, and you will increase its resale value. At "Western Auto" you will firtd a complete line of materials necessary for a good job. The salesmen will be happy to assist you in selecting just what you need. STEEL WOOL Better than sandpaper for cleaning up rust or rusted spots before painting:. Two grades fine and 1 ft(f coarse per box..... JLv W . Paint Remover A hquld compound that dis solves paint and varnish quickly and leaves a clean surface upon which to hutld up a new finish. CKtf Pint can ......... Quart can 95c. "Auto8pra" Brush Oets at the "hard to roach" placea quickly attached to any standard hose coupling. ' A brush of 17-inch length, built with the Qff best bristles. Each 3pJbOW Spoke Brush Handy for washing spokes of wood or wire wheels length about IS Inches. Priced, ac cording to grade, ench 65c .nd S5c Fender Brush Makes It easy to clean the oil and dust that collects- on the underneath side of fenders. Price, . each........ ... 45c Whisk Brooms Good quality, long -wearing corn whisk brooms 6-Inch sire. .... .35c 8-inch size 45o Whole-Skin Chamois Soft and pliable chamois ara very necessary in the clpan lntr of auto bodies. Chamois about 16x28 OKf Inches WQw Chamois about 20x32 inches..., S1.S0 Quality Sponges The 'Hvn sponKf tr priced 35C and 55c ' according to alxa. Small wool apongea An. at wUy ' Rxtra quality, !rr yn .pongta T 1 JC at Auto Soap Specially prepared for use on the hlKh finish or automobiles is excellent for rmovlTis; prriute from the chasM' canT." 50C 4-pound csn 85c 7-pound can $1.33 For Yonr MoT Than Convenience Open Until 9 P. M. Saturday cultivate their own cotton fields, tb government is alloting thim large quantitiea of free seed. The govern ment paya $2.75 for 40 pounds of the raw material. The present average yield is about 1.000 pounds an acre. Marcel and rirl last ioueer after a Golden Glint Shampoo. Pd. Adv. Tu.W.T.S.Tr.tf HTHE man in a fog should visualize one thing read fly his imperative need of glasses.1 A thorough exam ination of his eyes and tha right lenses. Dr. Koijal Qick OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN 878 Willametto St., Eugene "111 nealth is often a symptom ot eye strain; eye relief meaning health im provement," . Shine-Brite Body Polish Brings out the beautiful lus tre ot the varnish and also seta the varnish so it' will not crack very little rubbing- Is necessary. G! "1 1 ( Quart can y IU Pint oan 65o. 'A Lightning Polish A greaseles polish that re vives the glossy -finish that has become dull. Pint can IQC Quart can $1.25. Nonolio Polish It cleans. It waxes and pol ishes all in one operation leaves a hard, dry lustre that will not finger mark or at tract dust. CC Pint sizes 193 C Quart sizes $1.10. Golden Star Polish Vi Pint Can. . .. . . .45c Pint Can 65c Quart Can . . . . $1.00 Simons' Simoniz , ' or Cleaner Per Can ....60c Western Top Dressing A wonderful preservative for both pantasoto and mohair tops givca them a bright, new finish nnd is water proof. For pantasote pf. tops: Pint can 00 C Quart can $1.15. li-plnt can dull blaok... 80c 1-plnt can dull bla'ok... 85o 1-quart can khaki, for sport tops $1,50 Black Duck Top Dressing 1-pint can. $1.00 1 -quart can $1.50 Leather-nu Tor lather or imitntlon leath er upholstery or tops' 45o, 85a and $1.35 psr can. Reflector Polish A apeclai polish for the n- ftrotor nf the aulnmnhue ni me aulnmnhUe 25c wmp- i'er can. Rex Metal Polish On he nsii on hrans as well ' as nickel. 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Keep Kleen Dust Cloths Thpy are treated with chemical to absorb and held the dust Will not scratch Uk body finish and can be wiitad when soiled. .45c Price Freeman Dust Absorber A specially prepared clots . that cleans and polish will not leave an oily sarfae to Rather more dust. fif Price.. I Perfection Dusters Made ot hich-srrade 'wool- will not scratch the finest fin ish. Priced, accordiiif to j:m and quality 85c o $2.25 Cheese Cloth A hndy package OClk oonlaiuinr 6 yards... bwu 4 'Shino" Mitten Duster Mad of heavy yarn dH cally treated fits and P1 tecta the hand can tie wanWj retain 1U chemleal tjjn ertlea aftor wajhmif, Chp Price, each OW White Cotton W Per pound, 30C b;p.our.a. $1.40j 1 zen A transparent fluid ht ail metals orignt. j minutes not affected M"! clement weather. TfjC lV-oa. package ...... " , Seat and Caahioo - Dressing -Vpin, oan. Pint can... Atk for f General Catalog 7 Finish- N 3 . 9a rT" si - - ' ' t ; ,i
