ft-iday Evening, January 2, 1925
THE EUGENE GUARD
Page Five
Entire Stock of
Silk Dresses
The range of selection embraces frocks of in
from America's foremost fashion artists.
Sale prices range from
$10.95 to $56.25
LARGE S
m 863 Willamette J?
Headache
Removers Are
j Watts-Wallace
j Glasses
1 790 Willamette St.
Public
Dance
pREAMLAND
i
f HALL
HSat. Nite, Jan. 3rd
Music by
t Woods Orchostra
I PUBLIC INVITED
Men 75c Ladic3 Free
At Removal
SALE
PRICES
Your .unrestricted choice
of any silk fi'ock in our
entire stock at substan
tial price cuts.. Most of
the garments included in
the sale are ideally suit
ed to present and later
wear.
Reductions of
'A to 'A
dividual styling and finest silk materials,'
, City Jail Is Free
I At I rr 1 .
! ui J. r isuiicrs xuuaj'
I 'Yes, woNiave no prisoners today,"
' said W. G. Judkins, chief of police,
j commenting on the police blotter,
which is absolutely clean for the first
time in months. The city jail is va
iyniit of prisoners, not even a "slcep
! or" or tr;iiymnt being held for a
night i lodging.
Th'S is :tu unusual occurrence for
the day following New Year, accord
ing to Mr. Judkins. Usually nt least
two or three men ore imprisoned for
violation ot the prohibition lows.
How Fat Actress
- Became. Slender
Many staco people now depend
entirely upon Marmola Prescrip
tion Tablets for rodurtng and con
trolling fat. Ono clover actress
tolls that slio reduced steadily and
oasilv by iisinR thisnow form of
Iho famous Marmola Prescription.
iNow, by Ukinir Marmola Prescrip
tion Tablets several times ti year,
sho keeps lior weight Just right.
All druggists sell Marmola Pre
scription Tablets at ono dollar
for a box or ir you prefer you can
secure them direct from the Mar
mola Co.. (ieneral Motors Bide;.,
Detroit, Mich. If yon have not
tried them, do so. They are pleas
ant to take and effective. Adv.
Stylish Here
or
Anywhere
That's the certainty you have when you
wear Hart Seliaffncr & Mars clothes.
You know you'd ho nt cape on Fifth Avenue,
or Fleet Street, for style masters (lesigiietl
your clothes.
That's one reason why wc sell Hart Schnl'f
ner & Marx clothes; sonic of the other reasons
arc these: - ,
They're all-wool. Tailored right. Fine clear
thru. Made- to fit you.
And, finally, they're guaranteed to satisfy
you.
m
Wade Bros.
Hart Sehaffner k Marx Clothes
Hill
:-: CITY NEWS :-:
(Continued ixvm pftga one)
Kay Kddy Sunday morning at the L'ni
lariaa chunk, Jtichards Adams and
uetiy -A Olson will sing a unci as a
part of the musical urogram.
Woodmen to Lea
The lugeue camp, Modern Wood
men o( America expect to .visit the
Marcola lodge tomorrow night, where
initiatory ceremonies are to be coa
ferred upon a cluis of candidate!.
Marcola'a Woodmen camp is unusual
in that it uses a real live (oat in its
degree work.
L. U Graham Rsturaing
L. L. Urabara, district freight aad
passenger agent, who with Mrs. Ura
bam and their two children have been
enjoying a two weeks' vacation trip to
California, Ariiona, Texas and Mex
ico, is expected to return tomorrow,
according to advice received by Jay
Hewitt, chief clerk in the district of
fice. Peonia Expert Here
A. M. Brand ot. Faribault, Minn.,
an expert In the growing ot pe
onias, spent Sunday in Eugene at
the home ot Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
Becker. Mr. Brand is a nursery
man and flower specialist, and at
one time had 20 acres ot peonliis
at his place, with more than 10DO
varieties represented.
Scouts to Frollo
Mrs. Edith l'rescott Booth and
Mrs. Edna Datson Davis are to be
hosts to members of the Boy Scout
Troop No. 1, Saturday evening at Mrs.
Booth's residence, 170S Alder street,
it is announced.
Speeder Fined
A fine of $15 was assessed to W.
B. Holdcn of l'orthind in the justice
court of Junction City yesterday for
speeding at the rate of 45 miles an
hour. Darl Humphrey, traffic officer,
made the arrest.
O. A. C. Student Here
Burton L. lltittou of Koseburg, in
dustrial jourmilism student xt Ore
gon Agricultural college, was iu Kti
gene today on his way to Corvallis
after having spent the holidays nt
borne. '
Army Man Visit
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Knox ot Camp
Of the loOO members of the First
Christian church in Kugene, more
than 350 were added during ltUM. it
was announced by llr. K. V. Stivers
at the aununl business meeting of the
church last night. Of these, 118 were
admitted by baptism and the remain
der by letter.
Several annual reports were given,
showing that the church was in the
best financial condition it lias over
becn. During the, year Jfl0.O8O.llS wns
handled, including general expense and
missions, too church closed tne year
with all bills paid and a surplus in
the treasury.
New meinbeM elected to the bord
Inst night are as follows: deacons. It.
O. Bushong. U It. dray, Itobert Ken
ny, W. It. SmitJi, W. P. Schlutr.. V. L.
Hniley, Dr. O. .I..Orny, George llogue,
Hoy Long. A. I. McKenxie, Karl At
kinson and U. O. Lougworth; elders,
W. W. Minton, Professor . E. Ho
ren and Dr. It. T. Burnett. Trustors
named were J. It. Harding, C, V.
Somers and C. I. Barhard.
P. K. Snndgrass. president of the
irst National bnnk, was re-e!eeted
treasure!?. ,
.Claude Grar,. re-elected superintin
dent of the Sunday school, reported
an average attendance for the year of
87S. The largest attendance on auv
one day was 'JHOS, at the' time ef'the
October rally. Wbeo Dr. Stivers csme
to Kugene six years ago. the aver
age weekly attendance was 115.
A THREE DAYS'
Chronic coughs snd persistent cold
lead to serious lung trouble. You can
itop them now with Creomulsion, lit
smulsi&ed creosote thst is pleassnt to
'j tt. Creomulsion is t new medical
uscorery wltn twotold sction; it soothes
ind heals the inflamed membranes and
liscorery with twofold set ion; it soothes
tills the terra,
I Of til known drugs, creosote is rec !
!-J L .1 J! 1 i .L
; jkuiacu uj mo uicuicsj iraiernuy ss mo ;
rreatesl healing agency for the treat. ;
; Dent of chronio couchs and colds and
1 1 ther forms of throst and luog troubles.
..reomulsien contains, in addition to
. , ,. ' , : , r
ireosote, other beahnit elements which
; Kiotbe and heal the indimtd mem-
Sranes and stop the Irritstion and in. lave i,a,K,clie, And dull misery
asmmation, while the creosote goes on the k,ney renlon, severe head
o the itomtch. is absorbed into the i.. n,.n inrni.i
alood, attack the sest of the trouble
tnd destroys the germs thst lead te
:ontumption.
i Creomulsion il gutranleed satilftty
i .ory in iho treatment oi" chronic couhf
md colds, bronchial ssthma, caisrrhsi
sronchitis and other forms of thrust
nd lung diseaiei, and is excellent for
ouildiug up the system after colds or
he flu. Money refunded if any cough
r cold, no mailer of how long Hand-,
ng, is net relieved after taking accord -
ng to directions. Ask your drugslit.
Oieomultion Co., Atlanta, Ca. (Ailr.)
.
'
DANCE
at
Veneta
Every Saturday
Night
Lewis, Wash., see in Eugene at
(be municipal auto camp on a
motor tour to New York City.
They eipect to stay in the city
over Sunday.
Miss Hoover Returns
Miss Isabella Hoover, stenographer
in the Cascade national forest office,
hss returned from a two-weeks' holi
dsy' spent with her parents and
fricoda in Tacoma.
Attorney Arrives
Attorney W. A. Gressman. with his
wife and son, has arrived in Spring
field and will at once open his offices
in the Commercial State bank build
ing. J. W. Barringer Moves
J. W. Barringer, formerly living at
1506 Olive street, has moved into his
new home, just completed at 1-70
Chambers street.
Returns to School
Perry Baker, student at the North
Pacific Dental college in Portland, re
turned this weei- after1 spending
Christmas iu Kugene.
Instillation Planned
Installation of officers will be held
tonight by Woodmen of the World
and Women of Woodcraft at a joint
meetii g.
William Huca Here
William Huca of the McKensie riv
er section, was in Eugene today for a
tew days' visit.
CAUSE 15 TYPHOID.
CHICAGO. Jan. 1', OP) The cor,
oner's chemist has found that Wil
liam N. McClintock, known as the
"millionaire orphan" died ot typhoid
fever, Coroner Oscar Wolff announc
ed today.
The findings corroborated that ot
tJie pathologist employed by William
D. Shepherd, foster-father of the
young man. who was left the bulk if
the $1,300,000 estate by youog Me
Clinlock's will.
"We consider the coroner's state
ment a complete exoneration ot Mr.
Shepherd." the law partner, Ralph
Stoll said when informed of tbc cor
oner's announcement.
- Mr. Shepherd has declared he
would take prompt legal action
agaiust the persons lie considers re
sponsible for (he investigation anil
which he declared had been directed
against him.
Help For Program
Gets Appreciation
Sherman W. Moody, chairirlan of
the committee in charge of "the Y.
M. C A. .New icar reception yester
day has expressed the thanks of the
committee to those who assisted in
the Fiicress of the entertainment.
The following announcement was
inaile by the committee:
"Wo wish to thank the following
people who gave of their lime and
talent willingly In a good rause on the
Young Mens Christian association's
New Year's reception program, there
by making It an unusual success.
C. II. Hohgntt. the Hi Y "Hlu-blow-
era,'' Mrs. Donald Young and Mrs.
K. A. Stacks, Mrs. A. ,7. Morgan.
Hugh Winder, Mrs. A. 13. ltoberts and
Hev. A. H. Saunders." '
Sherman W. Jloody, chairman of
the entertainment committee, com
posed of ('. P. Dvereaux, C. 11
Spragtio and C. I. Collins.
Auto Registration
Blanks Received
Blanks for the reistration o' auto
mobiles from other states were re
celved today at IJie registration sta
tion at the Eugene chamber of com
merce with regulations covering these
temporary permits which are Talid,1
lur I'u unTfl,
Two of the "foreign" licenses were
granted to California parties today.
The law makes allovsnce for Cali
fornia car owners as that state does
not require a 100.1 license to be ap
plied for until February 15. The tem-
I porary permits are given here until
i then on the 11124 licenses. Tills rule
'" applies to Minnesota motorists k
wnere a somewnst imuar time limn
; is in effect. ' '
' 7 "
, n. f-i
, J fl 1" OF
Aching Kidneys
Most folks forget tl)af the kid-
..... ... , '
neys. line (lie uuwein, buiiiviiiui-b
i..,.i, ,.ih u,,,i r,..,i
fishine nccaslonallv. else we
uver, acid stomach, sleeplessness
1 and all sorts of bladder disorders.
. y0 simply most keep your kid-
np9 active and clean and ths
i moment you feel an ache or pain
In the kidney region begin drink-1
in u lots ot water. "Also get about
four ounces of Jad Pelts from
any good drug store here, take
a tabiespoonfiil In a glass of,
water, before breskfast for a few
, days and your kidneys will then
1 act fin. This famous salts Is
' made from the acid of grapes and
i lemon Juice, combined with llthla,
j""1 Is Intended to flush closncd
kidneys and help stimulate, them
lo activity. It also helps neutral
Ire the acids In the urine so
they no longer Irritate, thus help-:
ing lo relieve blndder disorders.,
Jnd Falls is Inetpensive; makes
a delightful effervescent lilhis
water drink which everybody I
should take not and then to kerpj
their kidneys clean.
A well-known local druggist
aaya be sells lot ot Jad Halts
lo folk who believe in trying
lo correct kidney trouble while
It Is only trouble. Py all means
have your physician eismlne your
kidney at least twice a year. 1
EUGENE SURGEONS
PLAN TO ATTEND
PORTLAND CL1K1C;
Several Kugene surgeons are plan-j Kxpectalions are that the city hud
ning to attend the sectional meeting get figures will be udjuMcd to the!
of the American College of Surgeons six per ceut tux limitation nt a meet- j
to be held iu Portland .liiumiry i lug between Hen Kin ney, county
it Avas learned today. The local mem. j assessor and S. M. Cnlkins, retire'- i
bers of the college are Dr. 1'. M. Day jaenting the city. With this budget fig. i
and Dr. lleorgo 1. Hurley, nnd plan to i ure set and with the filing of the re- i
attend the entire session. Dr. V. H. t port of the county court rxpected iu :
.Seal, Dr. C. D. Donahue and Dr. XI. j the near future, everything will be!
U. Howard eipeet to attend from the i ready to set the tax levy for the year,
hugene hospital. '
Several oilier Kugene surgeons and
physicians may also attend the vari
out clinics iu Portland hospitals and
te scientific discussions each after-1
noon in the Hotel Portland. !
Motion pictures of a medical euuca-
tional nature will be shown, and half
a doxen emiueut medical men from all
over the I'nited States will be pros-
eut, and take part in the public pro
grain at the municipal auditorium the
evening of January I'd.
Among the prominent visitors will
be Dr. Franklin H. Martin of Chicago,
director geueral. American College ot
Surgeous; Dr. Hugh Cabot, Ann Ar
bor, Mich., dean and professor of sur
gery, University of Michigan; !''
George Crile of Cleveland, professor
of surgery, Western Reserve univer
sity school of medicine; Dr. Allan
Craig, Chicago, associate director,
Aiueriesn College of Surgeons, snd
the Rev. C.'B. Moulinier, Milwaukee,
president, Catholic Hospital associa
tion. '
Large Tax Amount
Soon Will Be Paid
Lane county's largest item in the
wsy of delinquent taxes hi soon to be
paid, according to indications. This
amount totaling $870U.JJ wn unpaid
owing to the changes involved in the
mortgage and transfer ot tuc stctrct
and Hovey timber interests in west;
ern Lane county! Uhc matter uas.now
been settled nnd it is expected that
tax will soon be tnken oft tho delin
quent list. About eight per cent of
the county tax for tho year is car
ried as "delinquent ' nt the start ot
the new year, is the report today of
Kloyd Hone, deputy sheriff In charge
of collections. ,
Hunters Are Held
When Deer Killed
Charged with the possession of
deer out of season Neal McCoy and
Frank Peoples were arrested six
miles west of Cottage Grove yesterday
by Rodney Roach, deputy slate game
warden, and Deputy Game Warden
t'rusnn. Two fawns, recently killed.
were found in tho car driven by the
men, the warden stales. The men
were ordered to appear in justice
court hern today for their Hearing.
The deer meat was confiscated by the
state deputies.
Drowning Victim's
Body Is Shipped
TJie body of Charles Adler, drown
ed in the 'draw on the. Coburg road
near the Ferry street bridge Tuesday
night was sent to Piutlnnd Ibis aft'
eitioon. Sheriff Taylor anil Van Svar
vemd. chief deputy, today made an
inspection of the draw lind found the
hat, coat nnd overcoat of Mr. Adler
caught iu the brush of tiic draw. The
bat was n few feet up stream from
where the body was found, the conl
about 75 feet and the overcoat 100
feet. ' ' '
Local Teachers at
Portland Meeting
Joseph T. (ilenn, cllx school
superintendent, ha, returned from
the Oregon State Teacher' bkbo.
elation meeting nt ' Portland Ku
gene people played an Important
part In the convention, Mr. (Ilenn
report", the most Important post,
received by a local teacher bolng
that of chairmon of the mvjunl
arts committee, delegated to L. A.
Wright, of motor route A. -
P. Chrlstiansho wan chairman of
tho resolutions committee. Miss
Leona Marstcrs was chairman of
Iho muslcnl supervisors section,
and David J. Jones spoko on "Cred
it for Music' In this section! Krfd
Chess and Odlne MlckoUon were
in the manual arts program.
o !
STATISTICS
-o !
BORN
HAIITIIOLOMKW At the maternity
home, (JHS Sixth avenue went, Jan
nary 1. JIKKi, to Mr. and Sirs. Wen
dell Ilnriiioloinew, motor route A, a
son, Allen.
KCXKK At the Kugene hospital.
January 1. 1IIL'.', to Sir. and Mrs
l.eon pinike, of Coburg, a daughter.
Bell Theatre
SPRINGFIELD
Sunday, Jan 4th
Harry Carey
in
if
The Flaming
Forties"
His Latest Ficturo
Startinjr at 6 P. M.
READY TO BE FIXED
(the county assessor announces.
Although the levy will not be defi
nitely known until both these budgets
are reported officially, present indi-
cations are that a levy of l'S.o mills
will be set for the year," Mr. Kecucy
;said today.
Last year the levy for the county
was LW.l. Additions this year include
1 mills for the Hurrishurg bridge and
2 mills for bridge coustriictiou and
repair work, this Inst being vojeil at ,
the last general election, the assessor i
states.
figures compiled today show that
the Kugeue budget is $lX over the j
six per cent limit as set by the state '
constitution and this amount will J
probably be trimmed off the estimates
and then official action by the council I
will be necessary before the final levy
is set by tho assessor. t
The Kugene city ley under the
first budget figures was 10 nulls but '
with the cuts thut are contemplated
it will be slightly below tins figure,
according to the estimate of Mr. Kee
ney. LOW AXtil'XKS, Cal.g .Ian. 1
Alumni of Vnivcreitv of Californi;.
nnd Notre Dame today not on fnnt'a
movement to have tho tioldon ISvani
meet Kmitc Ki-ckne's foolhitll player
in Los Ancrles coliseum hero, .lan
Udry 10. Hockne says the only argu
ment it hiiH upuiii-H the proposal is
the condition of Jus team, which was
"hadly lmthrpd" in the New Year's
day clash with Stanford, nt Pasadena.
NICHOLS MAY PROTEST
nEMKKLKY. Cal.. Jan. 2 Luther
Nichols graduate manager of the
I "Diversity of California, said tod;iy
he hni a number of reasons why the
('M.ifornia football team should not
inert tJie Notre 3:une squad Jitn
uary 10, hut if the reasons were waiv
ed, he would insist that the (tame br
nlnred in the California memorial
slndiuiu here.
Answer Submitted
In Insurance Suit
Through Attorneys 11111 nnd
l.eppor of Portland, an iinswor
to tho mill brought by ('Hear V.
VHUglin HgaliiKt tho Woodmen' of
the World Tor $1,000' was filed
today nt thn offico of tho county
court clerk. Tho enso Involves
tho disappearance ot 10. W.
Vaughn, brother of Oscar 10.
Vaughn, in 1015 aftnr having
taken out insurance In tho order.
All dues hnvo been paid to
dato and tho action wan brought
Roosevelt Hotel
A V PORTLAND OBIT
A select hotel offering unexcelled service
at reasonable rates. Every room with
bath. Centrally located and eaiilv
reached without driving through con-
guted distiict.
Our own cafe offers delightful food
tastily served,
Gsokob M. Kino, Manaoes
WEST TARK AND SALMON ST6. .
January Clearance
EXPANSION SALE
' EXTRAORDINARY SAVINGS
In n short time our contractors hegin remodeling our building. In order
to reduce our Ktoek quickly every garment in our storo has been reduced
to lower prices than offered before.
Good Assortment
. Big Values
Silk Crepe, Cliiii'inceii, Flannels A
few party dresses in this group.
ALL MILLINERY GREATLY REDUCED
HKAKDLKSS OF OKIOIXAIj I'ULCKS
$1.95 $2.95
(5ilmote's
Correct Jlpparel for Women
Drapery Fabrics
EXTREME weather changes require
something stable in the matter of in
door cheer. Curtains of, the new, bright
Colonial Cretonnes we are now showing,
in striking allover patterns, are set off by
a plain colored valance. They frame the
season's landscape in restrained gaiety.
vrmn
on the presumption that E. W.
Vaughn is dead. Tho answer
denies soveral points In the com
plaint ot tho plaintiff. Only a
partial proof of the death of
Mr. Tauglin was offored, the
answer states.
Veterans Hospital
At Portland Asked
By Senator McNary
WASHINGTON. .Inn. 2 Construc
tion of a $.i(IO,OI0 veterans hospital nt
Portland. Ore., woiiht he nuthori7.ei
under a hill introduced today by Scu
alor McNnry.
Vale Irrigation
Funds Arc Asked
WASHINGTON, .Inn. 2. An ap
propriation of frinO.IXM) to he used in
beginning the development of Vale Ir
rlgalion project In Oregon was re
BUY YOUR MEAT
THIS YEAR FROM US
, And Let, Us Save You Money
Choice I'ot Konat of ' -t ? $
Beef '
I'nncy Oven Koasr, '
lioned nnd rolled mil
Fancy Vonl Tot 4 ff
. Honst '
SiiRfir dived ' ,
Hams - -
Sutrar Cured 4 tZ
Picnics
Eugene Packing Co.
675 Willamette Phone 38-39
WE DELIVER
1
AND
ci a or rvofo $ii.95
quested todny of congress by the bud.
get bureau.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
'(Jit SALK Itcgislercd Jersey bull,
relinble, gentle, ltargain. Address
II. J. Lawrence, Junction City, Ore
gon, ltuuto No, 3, jS
Ij1TT1K Airedale puppies. 300 W
Hth. Please cull (l-l l-U j:!
Hard Time
Masquerade
DANCE
Saturday Night, Jan. 3rd
AT W. O. W. HALL
Cor. 8th and Lincoln
2 PRIZES GIVEN
Very Drastic
Underpricing
(lood styles, good quality to
cliooao from.