The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, December 02, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextEvening:, December 2, 1924 Til E EUOEN'E UUARL TaRe Three was J from ihe interior Ucpart r .....riation biU as prescind !Sttot. of $560. e proAt, the committee de ,m M tlo entire amount for "uslu stubbornly, and which 6 i, filibuster which i JsVlbe lt session in the fail- tninrouniii'O" num. Lr to the reporting of the ,,. house, Senator rittniun 4 -... si-unto that sut- ""'.rvn i. cf wen ib for the pro- U been included in the measure l , m reason he withdrew bis L, .bich at the lust session tied F1 .7. ..' ..rtntinn MIL deficient "" ,",,.:,.., ......mme liiii"'i"" n chairman of tb.2 sub-com- I.hicbdre' P Uie bil1' said tUt" i nd unfinished status of "w .,.!. . l, financial liJiOt recwiu------------ - - t.inn 01 a uu".v. " - r f I'mnliv PYIMTIT.I Famiic " " ',, ti reimburse the cost cither ......rtiun. operation anu main- ..I ..l.n.l lull till CO!ll- ,' ne auut-u, - H to feel Hi"! ."""-"-'- ,hould be lonuneu u i ruction. ij" be fUHl, I'UIISCS me en Im of the Spanish Springs P'o ..limnlei! for in tin budget." . Xevada senator leurneil U. item bad been omitted, ue an ,d that it woiiiii ne resiureu 01 trior bill would never pass the fSPLi jELIMINATED UlnSURE A Senator Declares Xior Bill Must - rrfterior Include It ,,JTON. r irrigation 2. The 'nrntpct. ..vu lrniinn"" i ' M fF "... h sioi.ned all bus- it K. , - . , Today's Cross-Word Puzzle A SYMMETRICAL SYMI'HONY- By SOU V1TT -Twister No. 3S When you have solved No. 10 vertical In trwfav'. mi-.i vm. will have none a lone way towards rnmnlotin ih m.iv.. m thi. brain twister. None of the words are unusiml nr ih-.nlptA. Rne what you can do toward filling in the whit spaces. If you are unable to complete tho niciuro von win find ih anBwer properly spelled out In tomorrow's puper. The horizontal and vertical for today's graph are appended. i "I '1 2 1 Ji I s 6 ? zurzz - n r 3 - b j A rj i n "2 mmm L ,,, bamj P 1 u-j -ik : I J LJ pi . u . . hi 39 M& , f : n 1 1 b. i h i BE DEBATE TOPIC T Vnivemity of Oregon debaters, iu ihtir first international conference, will face the Oxford university grad uate team Weduesday nijflit at the Methodist Kpisoopal rburch. Paul I'atterson, Jfsfph Krazer and Walter Malcolm, comprising the Oregou tani, will uphold ihe affim ative of the tiue.minu "Itcsolved, That the Ref erendum is a Pesinible 1'art of Wi retteiirauve (iovernuient," atnl Mai- ilui J. MacOouald, S"U of the former Itritish lalxr iretnier; J. 1. Wood ruff and M. I'. Hcllix will take the ueeative stand for Oxford. The question whs chosen ly Ore Sn as one of five elective pre.sntel by the lixford team. The event, sihediiled here under the direction of Ihe Inst. lute of lntrrtutitinul Kduca- licn, will he part of a debating tour which the Oxonians arc making of .( Aim ru-uii universities and colleges, ami w ill present an oratory demon stration foreign t Amer.cim debat ing methudu, according to I'rofesssor Hugh E. Uohtuin, Oregon conch of debute, Itulloting in the audience will decide the victory. The American methods used in determining the winning- team will be disciirded for one English system, says Mr. Hossun, which will depend on a majority vote represent ing the general opinion of the ques tion itself instead of the team involved. belief that nothing hut open hostility ou the part of the guveruor toward the legislature could possibly precipi tate such a public disaster as is con templated iu the recommendations re ferred to. and it is believed that the governor is far too shrewd to assume the respoiiMbiliiy of such a disaster. Freak measure along the line political reprisals will doubtless be introduced, but, assuming that the governor will recognize thut the legis lature is not offering him an impos sible chessboard, but merely asking him to take the one before him and play the game like a good sport, such freak measures will never get heyoud the state senate. That body, with pos sibly three exceptions, is made up wholly of seiisoi.ed legislators of ri pened experience gained in former sessions. some of these senators throughout many sessions, t kiiotv them when in action on the floor of ihe senate or in tlu'ir several committee rooms -perhaps more intimately (fian any man living, and 1 ib not hesitate to add thai if ever there is to be a type of the Cnucusian race to be known distinctively as the American, it will have as its substructure spiritually the pronounced traits of the present members of the Oregon stale Henate. With strong caution and conservatism iu their nature, there is no danger of them attempting rash experiments or of resorting to empiricism of statesmanship. No! there will be no freak meas ures, for political reprisals, panned at the coming session of the legisla ture, provided that the governor him self does not first brandish the word. rou w. t;. i. MKiii Kit. Chaplain of the State Senate. A CORRECTION Monday's issue of The Ouard car ried e notice to the Contestant rel ative o the final count in The tl ward's (Jiff Distribution, the wording of which was in error. The final count have been associated with (will be determined by sibling to the J last published count, the reserved f votes and votes on Ihe subscription..' contniiHd in the ballot bos. A correct outline of the final count in detail was carried in Monday's issue in a half pnge ad. COWER F!l npy interested in the concern. Preol,if indi at ions are that about -I MK))-) foet of fi-H will be cut and in thi river for the next I'renhft. The hnu company at present is handling h tween "o.tNrO mid 100,000 feet of Uu a dav al the boom. More than l'-00MHH foot of lozs nre being sorted and rafted in th lower Siustaw river by Ihe Siushw I loom company. The logs nrn being loaded for sttipmeit to mills at Nor'.h Hend. About L0OO.tMK feet of logs arc slill along the upper river and the next high wafc-r is expected to bring tahese down to the boom at Cushman. according to h. K. Itean, local attor- You Can Buy at Woolworth Five and Ten Wildroul Products 1 luir Touir -Taroleum II air-Wash Coonitnut Oil Shampoo in convenient sized bottles, as advertised in national inaga.iufs. l'aid Advertisement. Usure witii lienry Trom?. 33 W DtU Marcel and Cur Inst lorger after a floldon (ilint Shampoo. I'd. Adv. Rhownndft, the cue lee of the nmokei HORIZONTAL. UlS OFF ENSES :.iDg an automobile while in an iitfd condition ineritH a fine of according to Judge Geoi'so A rt, who fined Charles SMffleit iinoUDt in lutinicipnl court thi- iflfttwas' picked up on tnc : yesterday afternoon when (of Mce Judkins noted the zis- lb of fiis uutoiuohile. 1 minis 1 1 be fine. Sliifflctt was put, hack in .Ij jail. " ' k 0'Onnnoll wns fined $J3 fo" i drunk on the city streets. A. ltilssell, wlio whs iirresieil "u irge of posscHsing intoxicating . whes he was found with n Inilf liottle of cliciip whiskey ill Jiis t. reieived n fine of If-HO when jieureil before .Indue (iiiinore U' giiiltr to the cDinplilint. ster Tali:ifcrro was nsuin tnken tnijtt by Hi? nisht officers for booze. The d ly previous he lid a fine of 5-IK) for having a of iii;itiir. lie wns rclensed, un 1 1 noise . 25 termina- 6 heroic tion of poems man . . , ., . words dc- 9 knifed noting 1 1 father agent 13 sailing 26 congealed vessel particles of 14 part o: the 0Q watcr , verb co bo' "sca eae'e ,r .. . 30 act 15 initios of 3ibosecch a famous 33 editor American (abbr.) 17 enjoyment 34 pronoun , , 3o prescriDed 13 article amounts 19 heavenly 37 affirma- body ii.e (Span- 21 singing ish) voice 39 cooked 23 that is 41 sends cut (abbr.) 42 go stealth- 24 warmth , ily VERTICAL. 1 head covt- 21 part of ering 2 like S thoroug'i- fares (abbr.) 4 equal parts b black to 6 energy ; (colloq.)' 7 same (abbr.) 8 distress signal 10 unlimited 12 is present at 14 means 16 Egyptian sun god 18 man's nickname 19 nickname for a rela tive 10 crude verb be' 22 native metal 27 a honey eating bird of Hawaii 29 actirn in law 31 reptiles 32 takes hold of 34 employ 35 ma k 3S Japanese coin 38 annoy 39 New Eng land state ( abbr. ) 40 of: in phrases and proper names Herewith is solution to twister No. 37 op ?lff L c A ' R E "ogf T3 NOB JL 5 JP-1J N N E I r 0 Mo j ijTtEJ V A I MtB"'I 1 Ile I ' 1 i- B I nieO E - I ' J- TfrjljjtlA ss top- e p 1 c e I Sf I I e S I T I A t E I S j S a Y S I New Postmasters ' Will Be Proposed WASHINGTON. Dec. 2. Names of several hundred -postmasters will be sent by -President Cuotidge to the baled before Judge Oilmore. tu sonate tor coniirumiion uurmg int a his actions ' ',Jit frw 'elii. There are vacancies j in postoffices iu all parts of the cmin? TI itry. Program Preparea! 1 BAN0ITS KILL EIGHT BKKI.IN, Dec. J. A band f ttii..,tv.fiv rnlil.prM. who Inst liiclit 'ichool of oratory of the H. It. j tittitc-kMl the home of a fnelorv d'red- pve a .ecu al in Un cimpei 01 1 )cc. hall. Wednesday evening, o clock. following is the program: Mistaken Idea." May Milium, mt (lie Utile 0rl Said," Olive lius. VjppiDPss and Duty," Lnwrence Well Worked Scheme, Action f.om lien Hur," Clifford No Refusals Ahead, Says Col. Mercer Kl'OKNK. Ore.. November ;!0. (To The Guard) I desire to submit, in a fatherly way, a suggestion or two for the kind consideration of the editors of certain newspapers in Ore gon who are, from time to time, rec ommeud'ng, if not urging, for ft pro- in-u,.. ,,C i. .Jill,.,. I ,..wl ...-.! salsagainst tho governor at the com ing session of the legislature, I aiti aware thut sometimes political recom mendations of this kind will arise wh eh require the pen of a Stevenson to combat them with that force which alone carries couviction. The h'story of our American world shows how surely nn executive courts , disaster and ruin by assuming nn at titude of hostility and distrust to the legislature, and on the other hand, an executive's frank and wiucere trust and confidence in the legislature is iu- or at Siegen, Westphalia, seeking the vnr'HU,f r"1 um "v '""'"t" " V" payroll, shot and killed eight occu-i V , . - . pants of the house and seriously v.-ounded the director. Before fleeiug the rubbers set fire to the building. j toric facts would seem to warrant the Well-Merited Success A distinguished citizen, honored po litically ami professionally. Dr. H .V. Pierce, whose picture appears above, made a success few have equalled. His ! pure herbal remedies which have 1 stood the test for fifty years nre still among the "best sellers." Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is a blood4 mediciue ami stomach ulterative. It clears the skin, beautifies it. increases the blood supply and the circulation. 1 and pimples and eruptions vanish 1 quickly. Heauty is hut skin deep and good blood is beneath both, l'or your j blood to he good, your stomach must !'be in condition, your liver active. This Discovery of Doctor Pierce's . puts you in fine condition, with nil j the organs active. Ask your nearest druggist for Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, in tablet or liquid form, or send 10 cents for trial pack age of tablets to Dr. Pierce's Inval ids Hotel in Buffalo. N. Y. Paid Advertisement. RADIO PIANOS XMAS GIFTS You ciin buy a $97 now radio hero for only $75. Kasy payments. Now jianos as low as $.'575 $25 clown, pay ments $12.50 a month." Greer-Callahan Store 858 IVarl Street l'lione 3a Last Showing Tuesday! ff lihrnerBnn.-' Cianic of the Screen Starting TFTTi Wednesday DOUGLAS McLEAN "BELL H arf BOY ALWAYS Kiddies A Dime 20c CAST L E "Home of the Best It Alway's Pays to Trade at Gray's HEADQUARTERS FOR 1 Shownnda. the eholi-e of the moker BEAUTIFY IT WITH "DIAMOND DYES" j o. Mpmis l.nver o'f My Nonl," ' Ki'Mrms, whiNller; Virn llnshy, ;. Hazel Kcllenis. soloist and t. ' Nfislibor." llrlcn Park. ' "Hp AudiTRod on l'rosnprily,' ; Mi. fc. ! imlet." Clyde liepkplli.vmcr. 'riiinn." lionrfff. Spriiif;pr. Jr.tr bnlpful." Annie ltriclit. tn First liide," Klolln I'.on- i CONSTIPATION OVERCOME -'Ihe use of KOl.KY t'ATHAItTIC TAUI.KTH will brilijs pepdy relief froiu fonslipntion if taken promptly. They nre purely vepetable and net on the liver. Mr. John 1). McComb, l.uciiK Co. Home, Toledo. (Iliio, writes: "Have used Foley CATIIAU- C'urtis j,TIC TAHI.KTS in severe cases ol constipation to which i am mumi anil fiiund tliem beneficial." FUI.KV CATllAltTlC TAHI.KTS are easy to take, leave no unpleasant after cf fects. Try tliem. raid Advertisement. ; , 1'erfect li o in c dyeing antl tinlin; is guaranteed with J linmond IJ y e a. .lust dip in cold water to tint soft, delicate shades, or boil to dye rich, permanent color. Kacli. l.Vcent puek agn contains ilirec. tinna so simple any wnmnq can dyn or ' tint lingerie, silks, ribbons, skirts, waists, dresses, coats, stocking, sweaters, draperies, cover-: ings, linngiugs, everything new. , Ituy "11111111111111 lives" no oilier kind nnd tell your druggist whether tho material you wish to colur is wool or silk, or whether, it is linen, cotton, or mixed goods. Paid Advertisement. Announcing Our Election to Membership in Florists, Telegraphic Delivery Ass'n - GUARANTEED SERVICE TO ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD Chase Gardens Florists Phone 1950 Corner Oth and Oak RANGES A WHOLE CARLOAD .' Sweet, Juicy, New Crop Navels, Medium and Large Size By the Dozen lV ...,v "5C to 50C By the Basket .... . . . . . 85c, 95C and $1.35 By the Box (40 lbs.) . .... . . . . . .".ltJ. $1.95 to $2.40 Eugene ' Spnnglield Cottage . Grove C2A grass ' Christmas Candies Better Than Ever IH A Worth While .Christmas Gift : 'l the Christmas gifts " youngsters receive sandy, etc.. which I 1 J1" enjoyed nd appre I4 a few months later? " thought cf what I iPfDdid gift a First Na- Savings Account I 'nr your yoimcs T',7' It furnishes them T" s f.-inrlpl. 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