The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, December 20, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextEvening, December 20, 1924. TIIE liUG.E GUAliU jOSFORNAVAL (SiCTUIlE nr. pec. 20. The :n .... ... ..n.i ,, tSition introduced today K: ..lilive Britten ol Illinois Vt. bouse what objection tnrernment mny have to 10 l increase in lle elevation Jfjunt on American battlc- v '".,v,:TflN S' ED Ilea 20. Meiu- .,f tho re alive i American navy were .heir toly "i . i,nrniiriato $101.40(1,. "!! construction as a vehicle -f i.f..rn die house naval ""f'-kieh would satisfy their rirwligation. Thc bi" WH" '"" 1 . w Hrnresontativc rinlten, i -publican of llic navul .com- Kit . -i......!!.. n-ilh lhe liass- ff !!'!)" 'a,c "slcrday of thc F hi bill. 'urr-v",! "' LiMI tot n. tivitics already nu rV Automatically referred to r , iit. Hcnreaentative '.siid the hearings, which would . tho measure, would acne Zm Information allowing where ' . oinfiily with ri'L'llnl yj-jii Tail" . ".uS'n In the building of four ",.,, costing ?ll.OU,umi r.i other items thc bill ntborise the elevation of the' r, -,n. on i:S battleships ut un Lp'tcost of $(i,500.000. The gun ...a KUlin WM llhail ' stilus of n pending logisla ' .nnsfll poiin'i(l'i)t with nn- r.a,nt at thc White House that r7 i.-.. a IlfjlUh poVCrnilli'lli null rutin rjru .m, xnrps8ion of its views us ...irtirnvisiona iiffot'ting thc pro LiD inotc now before the state steps to curb the mad lart'eninc of Kiluiiiobilri through the crnvded btrcets of the cine. Also it wdl tn i.e uurali lionkiue tf Imru. whi.h nrt d.&uttifftjl to a population uvt-ustMiiH-d ut liiinc in mrilipval quaint noes and iiuu't which were chara- -(eristic of the Holy fay before its inodemizuiKiu be Sa. . " 4 Iterree have been issued providing drastic punishments for speeding mul e kless driving, and stipulating that iJter .In li. 1, oil ; nuimuotiile horns niiisl be repiacvd by bells. The latter, t!ie government declares, are more in character with the spirit of Jerusalem. X-Ilay Photographs Arc To Be .Made Of Notorious Hold-Up' I.KAVK.WVOIJTIt, Kan.. lice. HO. ' X-ray pliot'tgriiplis of the hend tun) eno ankle of Uoy (ianlner, notorious t'm-ifie coaul bandit, were taken tit ' tl;c Fort Leavenworth hospital it way iiinouuced by Warden W.M. ltiddle of tho federal penitentiary. Uurdner's wife recently won a fight to have her husband examined by a comuiinsiun of military surgeons at Fort 1-envenworth, with n view to de termining if there was an injury to Gardner's skull, as claimed by his wife, who says- this defect ha been responsible X'r Gardner's life of crime. Should the photographs dis close that there has been nn injury to the skull, Gardner will be given a phyfdenl examination. "While there has been no injuy to i Ins ankle, the photograph of it was 1 rakeiii to determine the condition of he nerve lead'ng from the brain. , Gardner's wife is living in Seattle, ! Wash., it is believed. Pago Tlired Criminal Thought Cured By Removal Of Brain Growth iContiouedtlTum page one) k:wi for !!-." and UKitt appro- js tbe budget eoTnmits.on aggre ifSICaT This is nn increase of incrpase of $lot0"0 fr the state 17 fw U'-o and 3 !'-(!. wlu n com- 1 with the actual appropriation 'Ja ntrreut bienninm, also Jus ipprovcd by the budget cm in in is -.Be estimated expenditures of dtptrtment for the next bien- z.t njtproved by the budget com- m awregute 'O.UOtl ns against mt aiipropriatioii of $75,(H)0 fo- two years ending JJoceinber .fl, Decreases Are Proposed. bfr qutKttindirg increuses in esti- A fipenditiires for the ye.ir p m l!)"Jti. as approved by t.i ipt comauusion, as compared with isjjtire npproriutious for the lnt biemiiuin. include the sttue :rial school for girls, $rN.:t."j8 t-i mJ:stiite training school for boys JM to $lfil.U7; attorney gen-Hl.-ijl to ?5.".7S(l; board of m1$'J4.5(H to &10.01W; executive ..tim-nt, ?;:5.(HK) to $41.StK. and ml gi'crd, $170,010 to $l!0,HiO. ftmust m:iterial decrease in esti- MiH'inlitures for the years p a:d l!fU has to do with the if home for the feeble minded. litre wilt appropriated for this in. itifta for the current bienmum p-'O. while the estimated expeu h approved by the budget conT- K'fli fur- the next two years ng p ?W 1,700.- The reduction is - Many Loft Out. r d'ereasa included tJik st;ile Nfor the blind. f.SU.'JiiT to $47. Mitrrn tlrrirun Ht.tte hop.t i rUJ.to f Wrj.MHl; board l.OS AXGKLKS, lec. 20. A five yeat option on" freedom was lidward Mayerlee's today as the result of an operation performed on tjic delicate tissues of his brain by a surgeon, who believed his plea that a fall from a windmill years ago had trans formed him from an honest lud to a criminal . Mayerlee , was arrested several - months ago for passing worthless i cheeks. He pleaded guilty but explain j ed that ever, since his head had been : injured in the windmill accident, he had been subject to periodical spells of abnormality. Witnesses corrobor ated his story and an operation was authorized. Yesterday the surgeon testified that the removal of a growth impending upon Mnyerloc's brain had been effected and that he believed the mnn cured of his criminal tendencies. The court accordingly granted May erlee probation for five years. Investigation Of ; Election Put Off WASHINGTON, Dec. 20. W) Further senate investigation of the : Texas senatorial election in 1022, was postponed by the special investignt- ! ing committee, pending preparation of a brief by counsel for Senator May tleld in reply to one filed recently by 'he contestant. George K. B. Teddy. ! Xo date was set for the next' meeting. The briefs deal with charges of ; fraud and intimidation in the election , and will be studied by thc committee ; before it dec'.des whether to call for : additional testimony on that subject. ; 'n.fJ-J.oiio. to ft-.'.tKNi and le:;1 ''memlily, .120.(ffo to $110,000. totiliitions, departments and ae'i- for wliiili the budget coinmis 'iliiM to recommend any nppi" fur 1H2.", anil 1020 include 'i l,n wild animals, public scr- simini!.Hi"n, state industrial ac?i- l pnmiinsMon. oocrati.iii ,,f flax TJie t'n,u-s: fif-h and game s:lin, hure.iu of mines and V bj;tle-hip- flrcgiiu. l'acit'ic "Mtioiial l.ivestoi'k show. t"os 'irrrfair. Deschutes .-ountv fair. P' Intrrstute fair. Jackson conn- w. Niulheru (Ircgon lDdustri.il """ Tilhinmok fotiniy rulr. V n - -"iock show ai:d children s a:y National Hymns In Europe Plentiful DANZKi. Dee. 20. (P) It is a jtrange medley of national aire which reach the ears of listeners-in in this free cily on the Baltic between 10 upd 11 o'clock each night. Itussia, l-nland and Czechoslovakia, eoiiipped with powerful stations, hurl the strains of their national hymns over their borders. Berlin supplies lleutsi'hlanil Vcner A lies. London , x : h,r.,iiili,isiH (iod Save the King, and Paris sends (he Marseillnise. Moscow has the loudest band and the best sending station of all. and every night nt eleven o'clock it scul lers' thc Internationale for Ihree ipiarters of an hour. 'f'-Axi.. ()r,.. ,.,.. nn.l. lor re-nponing the .Modoc t.um- " mm at Asp (.rove, near fulls, in M,,r,..i or April. , m,,i ,Pri. tn,iav br y , ? Oie I.. It. Mcnefee I.uinl.er ln,l, operate (he Jin ! oipuni- properly. Inipruvcmellt "'nil.r i.,L, I,.,. lit?"", to resume operntion of - "men his been shut down ssid Be.ih. .'"rations and, repairs will D"it iio new construction im- " planned, said Beach. A " try khl . k " he ready for use in the Bill , , ' '" lietween 1110.0(10 and lumber in (en hours. fctk.. . "imner in e.i . .'" r,nl"ned 2,"i0 men will .. r ac,-oritin innl Radiators Repaired and New Cores Installed EUGENE AUTO SHEET METAL CO. 710 Charnelton St. Phone 249 Eugene, Ore. All Work Guaranteed u i V. """ " present ui ,,'","h- If l" lumber i'?'"""''1 ,n improve, he add " 'I'ift may be put on ikt HoTnl Barred rrom Jerusalem lMI.;Mi f(, .:0(A)Thr 'K'k. "!"r ,r,"i'' I'alesilne , " incressed lo greallj ""nl-ip.il .nvrrnment of ,Ie " bi-en compelled lo (ake' DRY WOOD Under Cover Any Length Slabwood O' Body Fir A" becond Growth Main Manerud-Huntington Fuel Co. II Wet 7lh Phono 851 IN ORDER TO SERVE THE PUBLIC MOST HELPFULLY THIS STORE WILL REMAIN OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS Shop By Mail or Phone A tlionyichly cxporiont'oil nml cnpahlo shop per will jrivo your order imlividual attention. Promiit free deliveries tn nil i.urti l'osttiKo prepaid on iimU orders urenkables). vif eitv s lexeent Christmas Seals, Boxes, Tags, Etc. removed to seeoiu l'Joor whej-e one . ioty niake sel.eetion witli more ease and leisure. Everything to make tho 'gift attractive. mil lirffiwIM When In Doubf give a McMorran & Waslilnirno niercliandiso certificate. Issued for any amount . . rc tlecmalile at any time. The recipient will bo satisfied by choosing his or her own gift. Free Christmas Story Booklets to Kiddies (.'all for them in the juvenile section, sec ond floor. .lust enough remaining for Monday distribution. One to each caller. Wacfou Tfanembered Qtryone? TIME IS FLEETING . . . Christmas fast approaches . . just three short shopping days! Many gift lists still point to hurried preparation . . . one wonders how everything can be done in such a short time! A trip to this great Christmas gift store . . . the simplest happiest easiest way imaginable to find a solution to every gift problem. Morning shopping hours are more pleasant. Ho! for Christmas! Silk Chemise, $4.98 Lovely silk jersey, crepe de chene or .radium silk. Adorned with laces and bits of hand embroidery. Orchid, peach and flesh. (Second floor.) . .Gift Silk Umbrellas $3.95 The kind you 'd expect to see marked $5.95. In all the wanted ' colors. Fancy cauved wooden handles. Amber tips and ferrules. , . (Main floor) ni Fragrant Perfumes 75c Bottle 'Delightful and refreshing oriental wisteria odor cre nted by tho master pai-f ura ier "Lanchere." Artistic bottles. (Main floor) New Butterick Cook Book, $2.50 An Immensely practical gift for mother. New book enlarged' and completely revised, containing lasteat and best re cipes. (Pattern dept.) Tre-Jur Compacts, $1.25 Double compacts, small . size, beautifully finished ease. ,' Aklar Compacts $1.25 Single, fancy hand-decorated black case. Thinrest Compacts, $1.25 . Single, extra-thin, fancy black case. ' Boncilla Compacts, 50c ALL MAH JONGG SETS AT HALF-PRICE 'Way less than cost .on all mah-jongg sets, beautiful and different gift! Sale prices $5, $8 and $11.25 "La France" Pure Silk Hose ;.50 Pair Full fashioned of finest 12-strand Japanese silk, every pair microscopic perfect; Lisle foot and 'top. Every fashionable shade. - , CHIFFON SILK HOSE, $1.50 PAIR A special lowovod price just in Jiinn for Christinas buying.- Sheer and perfect in construction. Lisle foot and to)). Eyery shade. FANCY WOOL RIBBED HOSE, $2.25 Fashioned' of "finest English wools, manufactured in England. Murk, oxford, grey and fawn shades. Com fortable,' beautiful and serviceable hose. New Silk Slips, $4.95 Intimate gifts of beauty and serv ice. Of radium and rayon knitted silks.. In wanted shades of peach, flesh, pink, brown as well as black. (Second floor.) Fancy Boudoir Slippers $2.75 Pair Cozy and warm forj Christmas morning and ev ery morning to follow. Of soft pretty quilted satin with large silk pom-poms. Colors. ' . - (Second floor) Kiddies Leather Mitts $1.25 Pair Of fine serviceable leathers in brown or grcy. A'icely lined nn with luxurious fur cuffs. Small sizes $1.00. . ' (Main floor) Electric Toasters, $5.00 Ihoavlly nickeled and beautifully polished, flakes crisp, ' brown, delicious toast. Ouaruntoed thoroughly satisfactory. (Basomont.) Pearl Necklaces $1.00 ;, Lovely imitation , pearl necklaces in tho fashion-, able 30 inch length, (open). Tho pearls are graduating and are cai-c-fully .matched. Sterling clasp with imitation rhinc stono. Strung of sturdy beadicord. Made in Japan. Free Subscriptions to "American BOY" MAGAZINE The world's best magazine for wide-awake boys, (livon free with every suit or overcoat, or with . each $15 worth of furnishings in tho boys' sec tion. A worthwhile gift for boys! No -Woman Ever Had Too Many Pairs 'of Gloves GAUNTLET DRIVING GLOVES, $3.50 Wool lined, cozy and warm, dependable leathers. WOMEN'S WOOL GLOVES, 79c PAIR Heautiful heather colors, wrist Myles.' ' WASHABLE CHAMOISUEDE GLOVES, $2.25 PAIR Handsomely embroidered cuffs. Every color. , .isrss i inn ' " ii"smi'-'- j uml black. Pretty "Fixins" For The Tree! Christmas Tree Lights $1.65 and $3.00 Eight prctJily colored lights in novelty shapes.. Extru long cord attachments The safe and sane method of Tight ing tho Christmas tree. Consider the kiddies safety first. SILVER RIBBON ICICLES, fireproof, 5c Pkg. BRILLIANTLY COLORED ORNAMENTS 5c pretty Christmas' bells 5c fireproof artificial snow 10c Pkg; FRIZZ ROPING, red or green, 3 yds. 5c Candle Holders, 12 for 10c H.hRiijm.TTrmraoi.i;i.i Give Ivory and Please Ivory fiberlod . . '. beautiful and durable. . COMBS 50c. MIRROHS $2.95 and $4.00 ' CLOTH KS BRUSHES $3 to $6 ' POWDER BOXES $2.25 , TRAYS $1.50 TO $4.00 BUFFERS $1.46 and $1.88. BRUSHES $1.00 WOMEN'S FITTED OVERNIGHT BAGS $71R ' Black (fupont, satin linod, fitted with 10 toilet artU eles. Very special. . ' ' " X: I !