The Eugene guard., December 02, 1924, Image 6

TUE EUGENE GUAED -
Tuesday Evening, December o
Page Six
HOUSE HEARS
T
Interior Department's Sup
ply Measure First To
Be Taken Up
WASIllXdTOX, nc. 2. A tnliil
o! $::)S.(iiiti,(ioo r $:ii,(XJO,000 lem
ili. .11 ti.i; umoiinL untile aviiilitlile hint
y'ni,t wun t'lirrii'rf in (lie iuterior Jc
p .rlineut Hiltiply bill as reported lo
tl.i)' lo tlic Iioliwe. First uf the appro
jiriutiou IhIIk to rot-rive committee ap
proval, itB f igurCH were well under the
budget elilntltui. '
. OuUtulHling diffi-rcines from the
hill putted last yi'Hr arc reductions uf
ft.'S.SUU.UDO for nriny and navy pen
sions, mndo possible by u sliriiilcig? '
i in the number of pensioners; fi,,UHi,.
000 for (be rccloiniition service; $1,
(j 000,000 for the Indian service, unci
"fOUO.OOO under the generul bind f
i fice. An increase of $U7,0tKJ was
tl.A Aliiubn .i,il,.,.u,l
S
BILL OH
APPROPRIATION
J The bill would carry out reeommen-
dations of the interior department for
; abolition of the office of Hurveyoiv
; general and consolidation of bis work
j with :lltc field surveying service, a
, change which would directly result in
: a saving of Sl(i7,(KHI. This plan would
,? also call for the abolition of land
, j offices nnd'do away with the position
of receiver at the remaining offices at
'! uu estimated saving of $-23,000.
The land offices which would be
I aholished next July 1, under the bill
j include: -
A llurrison, Ark.; liliK-kfoot, t'ocur
;:; d'Alene and llailey, Idaho; Hillings,
f: ltozemau, Glasgow, Great Fulls, Kal
ispell and LewiHtown, .Montana; Al
liance, Neb.; Klko, Nev.; Iturnc and
-: l.aGrtuide, Ore.; Vunc-ouver, Walla
' Walla, Waterville nud Vnkima, Wash.;
L'hevenne and Newcastle, Wyo.
The hill carries I!I!I,01I5,000 for
; : the pension office; $11,88:1,270 for
the bureau of Indian affairs; $8,!i;i,
000 for the reclamation bureau; -f'l,-187,401)
for the nationul park Bervicc;
tpi,.S01,000 for the patent office; $2,
! ntCtHIO for the general land office;
r 1,008,0:17 for government In the tcr
? ritorics nud the Alnska railroad; $1,
i 881,500 fnr the -bureau of mines; $1,-
(-.'17,700 for the. geological bureau,
, and $7!H,4l)u for tho bureau of cdu
: cation. .
i Allotments made for the roclaiua
;.i tion and irrigation projects Include:.
: Hoise, Idaho, $108,000; King JIM,
' Idaho, $,'ir,000; ..Minidoka, 'Idaho,
I $707,000; Jlithtley, Montana, $118,
j 000; .Milk Itlvcr,. .Monlanu, $70,000;
) Sun ltiver, Jloutanii, $011,000; Lower
VeilowNtone, .Montuna, Nortel Dukota,
1 $180,000; liniatilln, Oregon, $840,000;
Klamath, Oregon-California, $501,
'I 000; Okanogan, Washington, $70,000;
i Vi.kimn, Washington, $L!."),000; Yuk
ii'.ma (Kittitaa division), Washington
t .I75,0IK).
P.. ' " '
The iirwly-errated rncific north -;
vet exiwriinent station of the forotd
V Bi-rvtctt in lvov timid ha hemi located
in the. I.cwiM liulhlinir, acTordinic to an
'r nnnnuiifeinent received by Nelnoii l'
' '' Mnediiffy .miporviHor of tho Cnsndc
I nalionnl foreut in IOukciio.
This renearch diviHion touches the
CaHcadu foroHt: been u no of tho nature
; of the experimental, work pbinned by
'r T. T. .MnitRer,' director, within the
next few months. Ho cxpeela to GomJ
' pleto noteH to thow the yield in bourd
: i feet jind cubio feef of second growth
f OourIos fir mid tho Cnncndo for
; est- liua ono of the lurKent atamtH of
' virgin DotiRltu fir npproxinintely -4
;;; billion feet enoiiKh timber' to build
'! two nnd one-hnlf million horn ph. Mr.
V M hiiro i nlso (txpectH to compare Inst
L hraonH fir history with the weh-
' I her rcoordt), nnd to review nnd, ar
9 ni ntre all the oxiNliiiff Infonmition lis
) 'WO LATH TO CLASSIFY
I'dllU WAN'I'KI), roadster or bug.
Will pay $li."i In $75 down, rjjst In
iulck weekly or luonthly pa.riuenlH,
I'aro (i.iard CL'O ' d I
Give Jewelry This Christmas
Jewelry lnsls. Tluil 's 0110 of (ho Rood roasoim for suh'cliii) it Cor il'l pur-posi-H.
Another is the oimo with which, a sncces-sful choice niny lie nrrived
at. Xo old or tihop worn ffoods here -nothing hut what is absolutely new
Every mail and ox press still brings in neW goods, representing (he lalest
ideas of (he most up-to-date factories. Ueineinber all new goods no out
of dutc merchandise. The cleanest jewelry stock in Oregon. Prices the
lowest, quality .considered.
' First Or Last, Get Our ' Prices But Get Them ,
Luckey's Jewelry Store
W. W. H1USTOW"
to the'growlh nud habits of forests in
this territory".
Since tRc establishment of this new
research deput-lincut last July, its of
lices have been in the district forest
er's heudijuurlers in tho poslofficc
building, l'ortlaud, hut with the re
turn of the field force it became nec
essary to obtain room elsewhere.
Henry Ford Asked
For Renewal Of
Offer For Shoals
WASHINGTON', J'. 2.UP)-
Ilonry 1' old was imked tH'' i u
tt'lcKrmn Bent hy Hcristoru McKWIur,
TciiiiL'Krjcc, unit H'-fUn, Alabama,
ilcnnn-nitH, lo reuow l)ia utfnr for
MuhcIu SIjm1h.
Mr. Kurd was iinki'il Il.tit if the siiu
atn ui;ni(J to accept 1-in IjicI wJik-u
wan withdrawn, would hu be willing
to nmit MiiHcfc Should.
WASHINGTON, Jut. L--.Hii...tur
(Indi'iwood, democrat, Alahaina, today
lro.scnti a new plan for the opera
tion of Mum-Me Shouls.
He would dcdicntc tho property 'o
national defense, provide for filht-r
'povemnicnt or privuio operation for
the production of nitro'ifcn for uxplo
yivvH Jind fertiliKer, and ,JI!1 for tae
construction of dam No. IJ.
E
TJiat flpplieatiorw for the B'ddi(M"i'
bouua nuinberiug more thi'n 10()U will
hnve been filed by Miss Grace Norton,
lied CrosB secretary, during was
indicated toduy wheu her report for
the month of November showed that
already tJie has prepared papers for
1)01 (x-sorviee men. During the mouh
aha ndded 1-1U claims to' iier list.
1 Four disability claims were mudc by
Miss Norton in November, nnd one
was allowed by the veterans' bureau.
Two men were admitted to the hos
pital for medieui attention; five
Spanish war veterans and one Civ.!
war veteran's eases were handled; II
persons were given finaucial assis;
ancc, in the forut' of meals, lodgm.
clothes, groceries, etc., for disabled
men. These applications for th sl-Uc
loan were filed, and tvo men now
serving in tJie navy asked to have
their record inestignted.
STATISTICS
o
BORN
NWAL-At the home, Monday, " De
cember 1, 1U1M, to Mr, and Mrs.
Howurd Neul, motor 'route H, Ku
gene, twin daughters, weight 8 and
0 pounds respectively.
HOUCK At tho Merey hospital,
Tuesday, December 2, lf)24, to Mr,
and Mrs. L. A. I.ouck,,007 Third
uvciiue west, Kugene, a daughter.
DIED
CXAHK At the LMeifle Christian
Jiospital, December 2, UVJ-l, Clar
ence Kdron Clark, at the ago cf 15
yeatH. He is survived by his pnrentM.
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Clatk, 1MH Fourth
avenue west and three brothers, For
rest and Leot.nrd of Frtiei:e and Or
viile of Portland. The body is at tho
i'ranstetter chapel and announcement
of the funeral arrangements will be
made later.
DEFICIENCY BILL PASSES
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2. The sec
ond deficiency bill, which failed of
pass:ige last session, wab passed to
day by the senate. . (
NEEDLEWORK SALE .
.Tliursihvy, Dee. 4th. at Honder-
shott's (lun tore. None priced over
$'J. - ' r : - dll
Will Take Off
All Excess Fat
Do you know that' there in a simple,
effective remedy for overfntness, one
that may he used safely nnd secretly
by any man nr woman who in loning
the slenderuess of youth? It Is tho
tnblet form of the now famous Mar
moln l'rescrlption. Thousamls of men
nnd women each year regain Hlendnr,
healthful figures by -lining Murmola
Tablets. You, too," can expect to re
duce steadily and easily without go
ing through linig sieges of' tiresome
exercise and slarvutiou diet. Mar
uioln lVcHcription Tablets are sold
by all druggists the world over jt one
dollai a box, or you can secure them
direct from the Marmoln Co., lieuerat
Motors Itldg., Detroit, Mich., on re
ceipt of price.
Paid Advertisement.
The Kugene high school will be well
represented on the program of the
Oregon State Teuchers' association,
to be held at l'ortlaud, December till
to HI, by P. K. Christensen, chairman
of the committee on resolutions: Miss
Lenna J. .Marsters. chairman' of the
department of mimic; Jnvid J. Jones
who will speak un music courses in
the high schools; Fred Chfss who
sjieiiks in the department of indus
trial nrts on "The Value of Indus
trial Training to pupils"; and Martin
Johnson who will lead the discussion
on the same t'pic,
JO. V. Carletou, of the extension
division of the l.'niversity of Oiygon,
has returned "from Corvaliis after at
rending n meeting with J Jean E. D.
Iteis!er, where final plans were made
for the state meeting.
The general program of the. Ore
gon htnle lenciiers association nas
jirst been comideted, Mr. Carleton an
nounces. The meeting of the itepresentutive
Council will be held in the Lincoln
high -school auditorium, Monduy, De
cember iiii. Iteports of standing com
mittees will be presented.
The first general assembly will be
Ik Id at 0 a. in., Tuesday, December
:io.
U;U0 h. m. Assembly singing under
direction(f W. 11. IJoyer, super
visor of music, city public schools
of Portland.
9:15 a. m. Invocation.
0:20 a. m. Introductory statement,
Huperintendent A. C. Strange.
0:iI0 a. m. Kducation in a Democracy--
President , Thomas W.
J-tiUcher, Kansas Slate Teachers'
College, Kmporia.
10:110 a. in. A Nation-wide Program
for Itural Education, Miss Mabel
Carney, Teachers' College of Co
lumbia University, New York.
11:10 a. m.Address Miss Olive M.
Jones, ex-president of N. E. A.,
New York City.
Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday
morning, the teachers will meet in
the vnrious departmental sections. On
Wednesday afternoon, December 31,
the association will conclude its
work.
Mrs. James Andrews
passes at Blachly
JUNCTION CITY, Dec.
-(Spo-
iallT Mrs. Elizabeth Catherine An
drews, widow of the la to James M.
Andrews, 'died at her home at Jilaeh
ly, Oregon, 'Nov. 27. Mrs. Andrews,
with her husband nnd two oldest chil
dren came from Kirkvillc,' Mo., in
IS70 nnd settled near JOugcne, wherf
they resided many years. The past
IS years their homo has been at
Itlaehly. Mrs. Andrews leaves eleven
children,, Mrs. Lenna Hamilton, of
Itlaehly, Ore.; Mrs. Margaret E.
Montgomery, Wilbur, Wash.; Verna
N, Iftimllton, l'ortlandi Ore.; Juanita
Alexander, Los Angeles, Cal.; Endora
Drugg, Corvallis, Ore.; Cu.-tis M.
Andrews, Eyle, Wash.; Deibert II.
Andrews. Ooldson. Ore.; Elery L. An
drews, Eugene; Ermay T. Andrews,
Portland; Leon Andrews, Oklahoma
City, Okla.; Dewey !., Andrews,
Llachly. all of whom were present
OF BEAUTIFUL HAIR
35 Cent "Dandorine'1 So
Improves Lifeless, Neg
lected Hair
Ait abund
nnec of luxur
iant Itair full of
gloss, gleams
and life shortly
follows a genu
ine toning up of
neglected scalps
with dependable
"I auderinc."
Falling hair,
itching scalp
nud the dand
ruff is correct
ed immediately. Thin, dry, wispy or
fading hair is quickly invigorated, tak
ing on new strength, color and youth
ful beauty. "Danderine" is delight
ful on the hair: a refreshing, stimu
lating timtc not sticky or greasy!
Any drug store. ' .
Paid Advertisement.
with the exception of one son. She
also leaves 12 grandchildren and two
sisters, Dr. Jennie E. Cain, Hannibal,
Mo Addie Todd, Manliatten, Mont.,
ami one brother, John lemons, Los
Angeles, Cal. The funerhl was held
Sunday uftcrnoon at the church in
Franklin,
Itev. Hates of Franklin had charge
of tho service und u quartet of ladies
from Junction City furnished the inn
pic. Interment wus made at the
Fruiklin cemetery. There were maqy
beaiful floral offerings.
One of tJie unio,ue fcalnrci of the
remoilclcd First National bank, and
one which will be much appreciated by
local business men, is the installation
of a safe deposit box with an outside
door in order that money may be pi ic
ed in the vault after banking liuura.
The new sale which has a (ihnension
of four feet by two feet is placed on
the Ninth avenue side of the buildinj:
and a small metal door, six by eight,
inches, is placed in the wull o few feet
above the sidewalk.
, "Each customer of the bank who
will have need of depositing lute' will
be. provided with a canvass Ifag aud a
lock. k key to tlie outside door is also
to be provided for the convenience of
the bank patrons.' according to I'. K.
Snodgrass, president.
Many merchants desire to turn in
their day's receipts nfter the close of
business in the evening but the bank
being closed the money has to )e
kept until the following morning. The
new vault with the door on the out
side wall of the building will provide n
much desired service, Miv Hnodgrays
said.
St. Mary's Guild
; To Hold Bazaar
On Wednesday the ladies of St.
Mary's guild will hold their annual
bazaar at the Laraway --music stoie,
beginning at ten oVock in the, morn
ing. Mrs. H. Lehman who Jias be. m
in charge oT the funcy work tfili be
assisted by Mrs. Eellis W. Pittmnn.
Mrs. I. D. S. Wade, Mrs. E. Ludlow
and Mrs. John Kesicty. Kcsidcs tho
regular fancy work, they will haw
uuilted baby, quilts, luncheon sets of
both linen and art material, bridge
sets, etc. .The aprons will be in charge
of Mrs. V. Hemingway, Mrs. S. Lowry
and Mrs. Jerry Home, and the cooked
food in charge of Mrs. W. 1. Fell and
Mrs. Henry Tromp.
kluc Altar timid under the leadey
p of Miss Edna Swarts, will have
at their table Christmas cards, church
calendars and candies.
Miss Edith Drury will have the
"white elephant" table.
GOLDS
"Pape's Cold Compound'"
Breaks a Cold Right Up
Take two toblets
every three hours
until three doses
arc taken. The
first dose .always
gives relief. The
second nud third
doseh completely
break up the cold,
riensuut nnd safe
to take. Contains
no quinine or opi
ates. Millions use
'Tape's Cold Coin-
pound.' 1 r 1 c e,
thirty-fivo cents,
tee it.
. Druggists guaran-
Faid Advertisement,
Getting Skinnier
Every Day
Something Must Be Done
And Done Darn Quick,
Too
Tens of thousands of thin, rundown
men yes, and women too are get
ting discouraged arc giving up all
hope of ever being able to take on
flesh and look healthy and stritng.
All such people can stop worrying
and start to
smile right now
for McCoy's
'oil Liver Oil
Tablets, which
any druggist
will tell you all
about, is put
ting flesh on
bouts of skinny
folks every day.
'Due woman,
tired, weak aud
liscournged, put
on llVpounds in
five weeks and
feels fine.
We all know
that Cod Liver
.. Oil is full of
flesh producing vitatnines, but many
people can't take it because of Its
liorrllklfi Mulhuhd fixity taste, and
because it' often upets the stomach.
McCoy's Cod. Liver Oil Tablets arc
easy to take as candy, and if any
thin person don't gain at Icat b
pounds in itf) days your druggist will
give you your money back-, and only
00 cents n hox. Ask Linn Drug com
pany, W. A. Kuykendall, Cor roll's
Pharmacy, or any live pharmacist
anywhere.
t!et McCo.x's, the original and gen
uine Cod Liver Oil Tablets."
--Faid Advertisement.
DRY WOOD
Under Cover Any
Length
SUbwood Oak
Body Fir Ah
Second Growth Maple
Manerud-Huntlngton
Fuel Co.
II Wtt 7th Phont SSI
P
nma
E
Fishing closed in all streams In
Lane county except those affected by
tide water December. 1. Willamette
river, however, has been classed as
a tidewater river, and fish 'may Hie
caught in the Willamette provided
they are over 10 inches in length. If
less than that size they should be
thrown back.
The open season for counties west
of the Cascades is from April 15 to
November :i(. The bag l.init is 1(0
fifch or 10 pounds in any one day, and
00 fish or JO pounds in an 'seven con
secutivo days. It is unlawful for a
fisherman to have in his possession
more than 00 fish or -10 pounds at
any time.
In Lane county the streams closed
to fishing are Ititchic, Johnson,
Tronic, Driftwood, Oruuite, Indian,
Oate, .Martin, Deer, Kuuish and
(JnarU creeks, and Smith river. Win
berry creek and Gold luke arc also
closed. Tributaries of Horse creek,
Franjt Uriee creek, Layng creek, Itat
creek Wilson creek and Cedar creek,
are closed. The Coast Fork river and
all its tributaries from the junction of
Little river to its source, Little river
uud aTl tributaries from its junction
with the Coast Fork to its source, and
all tributaries of Coast Fork between
its junction with Little river and the
north line of the city limits of Cot
tage Crovc and all tributaries of
Itow river from its junction with
Coast Fork to its sources are closed,
except Sharp's creek and Mosby
creek.
Dance at Veneta hall every Satur
day night at 8:J'0. Good inusiC
Everybody welcome. ti
Insure with Henry Trciop, 33 W. 3th
Phone S. E. Sieveua for Pianf
87a ti
Hall's Catarrh
Medicine :fcit
A tid your system of Catarrh or Deaf
ness caused by Catarrh
Sold by druggists for over 40 ytars
F.J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. Ohio
Box Social
4 Oaks Grange
Hall, Friday Night
Friday Night
J Dec. 5th.
Program by Bible Uni
versity students.. Fish
pond and other amused
inoiits.
- Everybody invited.
Ladies Bring Boxes
Dances!
WOODS
ORCHESTRA
Will play the following
dates: . .-y'
' Tuesday, Dec. 2nd
Analauf '
Wednesday, Dec. 3rd
Dreamland Hall
Eugene
Thursday, Dec. 4th
Springfield
t
Saturday, Dec. 6th
Marcola ,
COME IF YOU
, CAN
Every operation in its
eye of trained mechanics using only tho finest
materials.
The Motorbike For 102.") is offered in a choice of
Berkshire bhio or black enamel, nnd' includes such
standard equipment as Morrow coaster brake, steel
rims, Federal tires, Westfield one-piece aluminum
pedals. Fully Guaranteed.
This Columbia Thoroughbred Sells for
$46.00
' Other Models Down to $39.00
HO New Shelby and Liberty Bicycles in transit
will be here soon."
HARRY GARRETT
154 Nli Avenue West
Injured Knee Is
Healed By Grid
Star And Bicycle
George Morton, gridiron star, of
the University yf Georgia, has at
tracted wide interest amoug football
coaches by bis unique method of
"healing" an injured knee, Mortor.
does it witJi a bicycle. Just as his
squad wus looking forward to him us
the outstanding star of the season,
George was thrown from a horse and
suffered un iniured knee. Physicians
expreased doubt if he would recover
sufficiently to allow him to play foot
ball this fall.
So George bought himself, a bicvele
and "exercised" with it for several
weeks, TJie results,' be said, are re
markable. ''For a knee-builder, get a
bicycle," he said. 11 -
Bicycle Policeman
Retired ion Pension
Not long niso, Harry Necgarxmilll,
New York city's first yieycle police-
"Cascarets" 10c
If Dizzy, Bilious,
Constipated
To clean
your bowels
without
cramping or
over - acting,
take "Cascar
ets." . Sick i head
ache, dizzi
ness, bilious-
, ncss, guses,
indigestion,, sour upset stomach and
all such distress gone by- morning.
Nicest laxative and cathartic on earth
for grown-ups. and children. 10ct 2iic
and 50e boxes any drug store.
Paid Advertisement.
cMake his dream
IB
JE DREAMS
that will take him out with his pals make him
healthy, strong keep him busy with the big worth
while things outdoors.
The bicycle is the heritage of every red-blooded
youngster give yours one this' Christmas. You
can make no finer investment in clean, wholesome
man-making.
Your dealer has models for every member of the
family, at attractive prices. See him today and
arrange for a Christmas that's sure to make the
dreams come true!
The
Motorbike
"The Bicycle
Aristocrat"
The Columbia Mot
orbike which wo are
showing among oili
er models of this
famous line,, is easi
ly the leader of the
hirvi'llmr wm-M
manufacture is under f.lio
man, was retired oi pension. Xeggar
smith played a leading rule in solving
the traffic problems that taxed the
wits of the city officials lit) ye.ais ago,
when ;iir.ir.bi of biucle riders begun
to crowd the streets.
While tackling the llroadway trif
fic snarl, NeggarsmitJi assisted the
late Lillian Kussell to learn to ride a
"wheel." One of his tasks was to eu
force an ordinance prohibiting carry
ing of youngsters on handlebars.
INDIAN
NATIONAL
VICTORY
Paris niul accessories mao'fine gifts to tlio boy
or girl. Wo have a complete stock at tho ri"ht
price. ,
97 1
Oak
of a snapDV-Iookfns bicvele
A Bicycle
The Best Out - of
Doors Gift For
Boys
From among , hundreds of gifts that "'i '!"' . ..
loot for vour bov for Christmas, lothing will 1 lll':,j't
him more than 'a bicycle it will give llim . I,
building and streng'th-giving exercise. 'e '
showing good hikes at from
$37.50 to $50
Fifty Killed h
' Keval UpriSins
WASHINGTON. 7,M ,
Im-ihc.uk iwre killed in ih.T' T 'ifir
H..val, i:tl,oia. "MiC!
era. der. f,, UlJ'; ' H ,J
''" l M.'n,t..,l. ,aid . ,'""'
today from AK!ma Coul "4,
Give Them
One of our
Bicycles
for Xmas
They will appre.
ciate it and you
will appreciate its
worth during the
coming year.
Phone
2 9 9
come true!
- & m
Yd
USE THE GUARD WANT AD WAYS
( f.ast in ti .Street