The Eugene guard., November 13, 1924, Image 7

Evening, November 13, 1924.
THE EUGENE GUARD
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rifOMV Wash.. Nov 13.-The
T ,7,mu on large le to solve
fr ;;,a problem of the l'a
Cih"? perhap. the most i
d ' h 'r(.gard to the future
of B'te ' W,Ulling
pW" o be mule by Weyenheeus
.,s, according to an an-
of the Wejerhaeuser
wS'-
, . SI W.miU corporation to be
" .1 thf Weverhaeuser Iossedoff
" -.. whld. will take over
f Vhe cut over timber lauds held
fk, Weverbatuaep interests in the
1 1 of Wa.liii.Kton. A scientific sur
lr of these la"d. which include
than l.KMXH) acres 18 to be
"I. The lands are to be clasaified
Jrdin to their value for agricul
' 1." Vi purposes and for the
Iwuis of a second crop of timber
Th. articles of incorporation of the
M, company give it the right to ao
,7. loed off lands, engage in re
fiX. clear land, maintain and
.usee fa""8' WW in a11 Jorms "J
..ricnlture and reforestation. Accord
to, to Mr. Long all these activities
(HI be tkcn P- . , .u , j
The largest propotion of the logged
fff lands included in the traneaction
COLOR IT NEW WITH
"DIAMOND DYES"-
un,,t;fnl home
dyeing and tinting
It guaranteed with
liinmond Dyes.
Just dip in cold
vater to tint soft,
delicate shades, or
boil to dye rich,
permanent colors.
Each 15-cent pack
ice contains direc
tions so simple auv
woman can dye or
tint lingerie, aims.
ribbons, SKins, WUI31B, urcBaen, tuBin,
stockings, sweaters, draperies, cov
erings, hangings, everything new.
Buy "Diamond lives" no other
kind and tell your druggist -whether
the material you wish to color is wool
or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton,
is located in southwest Washington.
Grays Ilarbur county has the largest
percentage with l'ucific county sec
ond. Large block of land also located
in Thurston, Lewis, Cowlitz, l'ierce
and Snohomish counties.
In his announcement of the com
pany's plans, Mr. Long laid stress on
the importance of the reforestation
question to the future prosperity to
tre state of Washington. He said the
new company will cooperate with the
federal forestry department in at
tempting to solve the logged off land
problem.
Squeezes Hand;
Lands in Bastile
JERSEY CITY, N. J., N0T. i3.
Joseph tioodspeed. 20, a salesman,
was sentenced to 00 days in jail today
by Judge liriscoll for attempting to
squeeze the hand of a woman seated
next to hiin in a movie tiieatre Jnst
night. The woman was Mrs. Margaret
Lauder, Jersey City police woman,
who flashed her badge.-
WEDDING DISCLOSED
NEW YORK, Nov. 13. The wed
ding of Colonel Ralph 11. Ishnra and
Miss Margaret Dorothy Hurt, for
merly of Dallas, Texas, was disclosed
today. It took place last Tuesduy at
Elizabeth, N. J., where the colonel
makes his home.
"Gets-It" Makes
Corns Vanish
E
BY
If! LOS ANGELES
LOS ANGELES, Nov. IS. Police
today admitted themselves mystified
by the murder of Harry I. Kati,
musician, real estate operator and dia
mond broker, who was shot and kill
ed on the doorstep f bis apartment
here last Monday night, the latest
suspect taken into custody having es
tablished an apparently airtight alibi.
CharleB E. Carroll, bnrber husband
of a woman friend of the slain man.
was taken into custody shortly after
midnight last night, the second man
to be detained for questioning within
'2i hours, but nfter grilling him at
some length detectives announced they
were satisfied he was in bis barber
shop when Kat)! was killed and ac
cordingly relensed him early today.
He was taken into custody ou the
strength of threats he is alleged to
have made against Knts in connection
with the latter's association with Mrs.
Carroll. A suit for divorce filed by
Mrs. Carroll recently alleging exces
sive jeulousy led officers to . attack
considerable significance to the pur
ported threats.
The other suspect grilled and later
released waa Hal Hail, Santa Monica
real estate broker, who spent severnl
hours in the city jail yesterday as the
result of an apparent discrepancy in
hia story of a meeting with Katl less
than ten minutes before the shooting.
The seeming discrepancy vanished af
ter extensive interrogation, however,
and late last night, he waa released
with instructions to report at center
police station again today in case
further questioning should seem ad
visable. Carroll waa also ordered to
appear for further questioning today.
The trail of diamonds which inves
tigators belive may yet solve the slay
ing of Katz, who seemed to have car
ried ou all his affairs in terns of
preeiouH stones, grew more utniuit?
yesterday with the discovery of four
valuable diamonds pledged by Kats iu
a Los Angeles pawn shop, but two
safe deposit boxes which had been ex
pected to yield a board of missing
gems failed to reveal aught but un
important papers.
SlifeJoL ill
21 svsrr-
Stops
AU
Hurting
Itutaiitl)
Even SurRrons don't cut their own corn
They use "Gets-It" to rid (heir feet of corn
callous pests. Why should you risk infection a
slip of your razor when it Is so easy to enc
corns and callouses, quickly, completely, per
manently. Two or three drops of "GetMt"
stops all com pain then the corn lopsens sc
you can peel It right off with never a twinge of
hurt. Try it today. E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago,
Sold everywhere mony back guarantee.
"Gets-Tt" is sold in this city by
W. A. Kuykendnll, Inc., Carrolls'
Pharmacy, Allen's Drug Store. '
U. OF 0. FOOTBALL SPEGIAL
FOR PORTLAND
via Oregon Electric Railway
Loaves EUGENE '
4:30 P. M. Friday, November 14, 1924
$5.10 ROUND TR8P
Tickets good going Friday or Saturday ,
lieturn Limit MONDAY
Other fast trains leave Eugene dally
7:50 A. M. 11:16 A. M. ' 2:00 P. M. and 6:05 P. M.
Arriving Portland
11:30 A. M. 3:15 P. M. 6:35 P. M. 10:05 P. M.
Limited trains.
SPECIAL TRAIN RETURNING
Leaves PORTLAND, Hoyt St., 7:00 P. M. SUNDAY, Nov. 16.
F. S. APPELMAN, Agt. Phono 140
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Headache
Neuralgia
Lumbago
Rheumatism
Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proven directions.
I Handy "llaycr" boxes of 12 tablcts--Also bottles of 21 and 100 Drumjista.
, Aspirin is tha tride mark of Urer Uuiartcturo of Monoacctlctrtdcittr of Sallcjllcicia
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THE REWARD OF TRAINING
Lack of training menus a more job, no responsibil
ity, and iiHidioe.ro pay, -wink' the reward of n bus
iness education is a good salary, a responsible
position, and future success.
You Don't Have To Leave Eugene To Get It!
Our school is equipped to give you a short, in
tensive course (at a reasonable cost), that will fit
you for a good position.
Ask For Full Particulars
EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE
A. E. ROBERTS, President
Phone 666 992 Willamette St. Eugene, Ore.
STANDING OF GOHTESTJUITS
DISTRICT NO. 1
Will Include nil pnrtlrtpnnta maiding In that part of tha city of
EuRcne east of Wlllnmotte stroct. Ono or two of tlit cars and as
many cash pri.i a aa lliure aro active participants will bo awarded In
this district.
following Is a list of all votes cast for publication up to last
night.
A. J. Ilurton 4.1(12.700
Mrs. It. A. (iilmon ! -!", irt
II. 1. Ilamhli-n 8 1 IliJiiil
Mm. C. A. Keever 3 n.:v.l)
I., l.annter . . 4 H7.V-''K1
Mis Margaret I.nron .'S.MtT.D'M)
K.ilk'ene Sluttrry ,, , li.JWHI
Miss Mnrv Kuth Street 1 .17 .. 0
Joe Smidle S.!t.".fl.wn
DISTRICT NO. 2
Will include- nil tho participants resiiiinR In that part of the city
of Eup'ne west of Wlllamnito siroet. One or two of tho cars and
its many cash prizes as thero nro active participants will be awarded
in this district
Following is a list of all votes cast tor publication up to last
OlEht.
Mm. Fred Thess 4.2!W.7nfl
Mrs. Allen Hiiv , 1 .tivS.li.lO
Mrs. IE. A. Hall l.l7s.Ji)
Mrs. II. 1". Lenders Wl.fim)
Mrs. Celia Meiers 1.7'.!..W
Mrs. Merriel Nerr S.Ho.SiNl
Mrs! Xeal ''l(i.lier'soir IJ!ZZZ"!Z!!1.!!! li-Htl.mxl
Mrs. ('has. K. Turner 3,."77,-.K)
Miss Jessie Wmchell 7u'!.7i)!l
Miss Astriil Winther R.72.8K
Miss llculah Weaver 2,:!S3,2(.'(
DISTRICT NO. 3
Will Includo all territory outsldo ot tho city Hmlta of Eugen
east of tho l'aclflc highway which will Include all towns lying In
this torritory and that part of the towns of Ilarrlsburg, Junction,
Goshen, Creswoll and Cottage Grove lying east of the Faclflo high
way. One or two of the iara and aa many cash prlzea as there r
active participants will be awarded In this district
Following Is a list of all votes cast for publication np to last
night
Mrs. H. n. Carroll. Lowell
Mrs. Clinton I. Cliezem, Santa Clara ..
Mrs. W. J. Darling, Springfield
Mrs. Clarence Kstepp. Wendliug
Mrs. Crystnl Ililetnan, Mabel
Mrs. V. (J. lvie, Junction City, ltoute 2
Mrs. Olo I.indland, Cottage drove
Mrs. Mnttie Itoilnliaugh, M. H. A.
Mrs. Kula Hussell, Oakridge
Mm. Hen Skinner, Springfield .
Mrs. Noma Thomas, Anlauf ..
2.551,f00
3,!l!f),R00
4.311,800
8.77.3'J5
4.17fl,800
4,061,4(O
4,ir,2,7lW)
1.3(i5200
2,8118,200
4,284,200
. 4114,600
DISTRICT NO. 4
Will Include all territory outside the city llmtta ot En gen a wrat
of the Paclflo highway, which will Include all tha towns lying in this
territory and that part of the towns ot Harrlsburg, Junction. Qoshen.
Creswell and Cottage Oroya lying west of the Paclflo highway.
One or two ot the cars and as many cash prizes aa then ar
active participants will be awarded In thla district
Following la a list of all votes cast tor publication np to last
night
Ted C. Juhl, Crow Stage 2,R."i9,700
Mrs. Gladys Kriegcr. 2.WS Columbia. 826,700,
Mrs. O. H. Nastls, 208.1 Agate, Kugena .
Mrs. H. I). Smiart, Motor Route A
Mrs. Paul Tronimlitz, CuNhman , .,
Miss Maudo L. Young, Junction City,.
, 8,815,600
, 8,60f,700
. 8,720,200
, 8,687,200
HOW WILL YOU S
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One Display Lane Auto Co.
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II I 111 I i
On Display B. F. Goodpasture
PR ZE
Buick Master Six Sedan, Model 25-47, Value $2575, Purchased From
B. F. Goodpasture
"Bruin a 1 1
On Display G. C. Moire & Co.
THIS "Second Period" IS VITAL
This "Second Period" gives time enough for nnyono to
make victory a certaintv. Get started enrly Wednesday morn
iJt.tr, keep going and finish the biggest, yet shortest, campaign
'very inaugurated in Lane County, with a finish that will do
you justiee and make you prosperous and happy.
EXTENSIONS on "subscription taken during the first period
count first period extension votes. However, bearin mind
that these extensions do not carry the extra vote of 25,000 for
i" v. No extra votes are given on extensions ns they were in tho
first period. Subscribers who are now on the list are considered
"Id subscribers, and their extensions will count, the regular vote
extension onlv.
during the "Second Period" a bonus vote of 1.J.000 votes
will be given with NEW subscriptions. "While second period
new subscribers count a greater number of votes,- at the same
time, thousands of votes can be secured by carefully going over
the list of those who have already helped you and secure their
pxt'i!sion of a year or more.
During the Second Period,
Extensions on Subscriptions Given During the First Period
WILL COUNT BIG
Votes Issued on Extension of First Period Subscriptions:
HOW SECOND PAYMENTS COUNT
Subtorlbsrs who - hava
paid any eandldats
during tha first period:
t B OO 1 year .
I100O 1 yeara
tIS.OO 3 yean
120.00 years
Now extend their sub
scription by paying as
follows:
$ 6.00 1 year
(10.00 2 years
110 00 2 years
5.00 1 year
Which would mas
their subscription paid
tor:
110.00 2 years
$20.00 4 years
$25.00 6 yenrs
125.00 6 years
The eandldats obtain
ing ths second pay
ment would receive:
24,000 votes
144,000 votes
210,000 votes
120,000 votes
NOTE "Second Payments" on subscriptions will NOT count extra votes during the
last and final period.
$500 IN CASH
20
Cash Commission
20
To All Active Non-Prize Winners
Make This Second Period
Win For You
to hesItate now
Is Suicidal to Success