The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, January 15, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI Thursday Evening, January 15, 1925 THE EUGENE GUARD Togo Throe ST E teiu." A musical program was given J by llie urtniib grade pupils of th ! silt'tol and tpfl ferrvpd bv the pixlnli 1 grurir. Tlip jim-itiiitiu wilt have it next lutM'lint; uu the bocuud Wetlne. day of i'i'bruav. Thirty ciinvwuM of the Taos o X. group of well-known Maimer g the southwest, will be shown in 1 gallery of the University of Or p sthool of architecture and allied 4 ncit Wednesday, Jan. HI, nhlA titue auntiafjury (lay of the siliuul. L. exhibit is free. . Vaiidst-apes and the Iuiliaiu of New fiico aud Arizona are Ijpical of tlw nij of paintings. The canvasses !u ,,u. the following: "Aspeiis," "t'ot AboimIk" and ".Mexican l'onies," by Jii. Herniushaus; "The Cainpiiii: fcce." "Fireside Meditutions," and J.tl'y Muonlight" by 10. Irving tutfc; Lorn UJtllce, aim 11. J. NuruTclt; 'Mlounugni wi'i We Song" by Hert l'lilllips; "l'n- Jlu," "The limn l'rayer and "lu- iu Head, oy jumis jioiMieveu. locks and Cedars," 'Teonies'' ua.l L the 1'imberline," by llirger Sand- "Iteiidczvous in tho Arroyo," Jiiutiug Sn and the llnffalo 11,' and ".Mountain Aspen uy j. j',.n! ".lim iu Khaki." ".My llack- 1,1." "The little.,' by alter i,ic; n iu the Hea oniri ami oumu lteservoir," by llandal Jiavey; ...... in wjiite" bv Kohcrt Henri; Erne II Defousc," and "Cliff Uwcll- uy avuu uiou. lie annual jury day is the red lct fl,nnt nn the . calendar of the i. ...i nr nri'hitectiire aud allied art. (bdents present their work iu arehi. iture, painting, drawing, modeling. L normal arts, giving the visitors. fl in,l,lA lpnHinp ntnte architects. Jnters. designers, and sculptors, a fculrdge ot .their undergraduate iievement during the past year. Reports on Total State Fines Made Ttal fines mlUM-tr in Lane futility (luriujf the nam vrar tliroucli the f". ftirta of the state prohibition depart - meat were raiher light compared to 'tin activities of the apenls iu other t-mintii'S of the stnu. The report re ceive! here today shows that $vi7: !ti win the I.ane csdleiuion fur the year whii-li plare thia county elev enth iu the lit nn fiy aa financial re turn rouiitK. lu Ur.'.'S the state fines totaled $ti, 10S.40. Coos ronniy wa thy banner community f,tr the state iigenta who report over $"J,000 in fines- Ijtatii-u from Kugene be ou hand t jKhow the Orvgoii spirit of hospitality: to the many thouaauds of vioitinc I Klka who, will atteud the gathering. An luitiatiou ceremony and supper wen- also on the program- for the tveu:n(C. ; Kstnblishuient ;f "u ice-making ; plant in lhigeue plans for which have I reached the point where definite lie i K'tiationa with local men toward the acqu.Mtion of a site here is announced i today. K. 1). Maddux who after aev j eral day a cunt erring with Kugeno I btiHinesK men has left for, Los Auclc I to. complete work on a plant there land then will return to tlii city to go , more fully into the proposition, it is ; stated. A plant equipped with modern ! mai hincry fir tbe making of "frozen Mteaiu," ail iff without core of spots. in the plan proposed for this city. I -ef.nitp data on the needs of this community in the way of ice and cold Htorugc facilities have been obtained by Mr. Maddux mid finances for tho organization arc said to be available. Election of vestrymen for St. Iry's Kpiscopal cmireu, reports ot leers Kd the annual message of Mlev. Frederick G. Jennings were important items of business at nicht's annual meeting of the Ireh in tbe parish house. iapid growth in membership and a jfwlid financial condition were fea- s ot the annum reports reau. Vestrymen elected were xas fol- m: feorgc II. McMorran, Henry Tromp, A. II. Tyson, Dr. M. iTork, K. Kugene Clmdwick, Krneat tllow, J. K. Pratt, T. M.. Gerow. j( V. I'. Tell. They later met and Aed officers as follows: Dr. M. L. k. senior warden; Kugene Chad; junior warden; T. M- Gerow. fk; Charles II. Devine, treasurer, pelegatcs to the diocesan conven s' were named as follows: A. L. , Js, II. A. Troinp, George McMor t i V. Fell, J. K. Pratt and Ku f It Chadwick; alternates. K. A. irston, C. E. Swarts, A. H. Tyson, f. Gerot, E. L. Blossom and C. S. llllDd. r- .-. Irent-Teachers iVote to Furnish J Iodine Tablets ' The Geary Parent-Teacher asso ciation at its meeting Wednesday afternoon voted to buy iodine tablets J tor the prevention of goitre and fur nish them free of charge to the pu pils in the school. The1 notion was taken after Mrs. Campbell, visiting iiurse, reported that I)r. R. II. Fields in examining the pupils find found that 50 per cent of the girls and UO er cent of the boys had goitre, ttev. Fred J. Clark of the Congre gational cltureh spoke on "Thfe F.x eelleney of Our Public School Sys- Mre, R. K. Rarrett, city malinger of Warreutoii, Oregon, who is now on her way home to Oregon may be a Kugene visitor in the neHr future and speak before same local club, accord itg to word received today. Mrs. llar rett accompanied by Miss -May me Ober Peak, special writer for several large eastern dailies, left Washing ton, I). C, January 10 for Portluud. according to word received from K. J. Adams, secretary to Senator Stan field. Mr.' Adams writes that Miss l'oak is preparing articles ou Oregon ami that lic desires an interview with R. A. RootJi 'f this city and plans to visit here. Mrs. Rarret; dur ing her recent trip lecturing in the east on Oregon attractions gave con siderable publicity to Kugene and Lane county, nccording to officials of tbe chamber of commerce here. Far West Concern Will Hold Session Mandatory Prison Sentences Favored For Dry Violators WASHINGTON. Jan. 15 A bill to make prison sentences mandatory upon conviction for violation' of the prohibit ions was reported today by the bouse judiciary committee. The 'measure was introduc d by Representative Stulker, republican. New. York. The vote approving it was II to 11. Those voting in the nega tive were Chairman Graham of the committee aud Representative Dam in irk of South Carolina and Wellcr. California, both democrats. The measure would amend the pro hibition laws to read: "Fine and imprisonment.', instead of "fine or imprisonment," in case -f conviction. Plans for the Far West Manufac turing company will be discussed at the meeting of the board of directors of the organiaztion called for this evening nt the chamber of commer'-e. j The local plant is now working close j to capacity production and .'.0 men are employed, according to officials of the company. New lines including sev eral articles of furniture are now being produced nt tho local plant al though in a small way at present, is the Hiiuoucement. Farm Union Talks About Auxiliaries Land For Changes For Route Ieeded About one-tenth of nn acre of land will be necflsnary for the changes planned ou tlu Coburg road to si i mi nute the sli a rv turn nt the point sev eral hundred yards beyond the Ferry street bridge where Charles Adler recently lost his life when he was drowned iu the flood waters of the slough, according to P. M. Morse, county engineer. This piece of ground which will hnve to be purchased by tbe county from the owner of tbe adjoining property will be filled and the road realigned at that point to, prevent further accidents. Local Elks Greet Chief of District firirn til f nn nf n niiiintv-u'iili n MlllCU H nllAili.iI y Ul lilt: f oiuirip union is a plan suggested by Uie Mt. Vernon local where a successful aux iliary is now functioning, according to members. Data on this plan hav been requested by the Coast Forks local nnd an auxiliary mny be organ ized there, is the report. The Mt. Ver non local auxiliary will hold the nn nual meeting and election of officers January 28 and the plan will be more fully d'seussod nt that time, is tbe announcement. "JEAK.RUN DOWN i ' "rs. Lee Suffered From All k hese Troubles, but Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Made Her Well i ' "iVrre Haute, Indiana. "I was weak J i run-down and in such a nervous I condition that I A Good Thing . DONT MISS IT Send your name and address plain ly written, toeether with 5 cents (and this slip) to Chamberlain Medicine Co., Des Moines, Iowa, and receive in return a trial package containing CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REM EDY for coughs, colds, croup, bron chial, "flu" and whooping coughs, and tickling throat i CHAMBER LAIN'S TABLETS for stomach trou bles, indigestion, gassy pains that crowd the heart, biliousness and con stipation; also CHAMBERLAIN'S bALVE, needed in every family for burns, scalds, wounds, piles and skin affections ; these valued family medi cines for only 5 cents. Don't miss it. Percy A. Young of Albany, deputy grand exalted ruler of H. I'. U- E was a guest of the Kugene lodge nt a meeting lust night while on his of fictnl visit oi inspection of the lodges of his district. Mr. Young told of the preliminary plans for the l'JlTi con vention of the Klks to be held nt I'ortlnnd nnd urced tbnt a large dele- New County Route Site is Inspected To investigate the need of a short rond of about one-half mile as a gnte wny to the J. C. Jcnge farm west of Junction City a special board of road viewers, August Vitus and John Hampton, were in that district today and are expected to return a report, according to 1". M. Morse, county en gineer. Tbe road will be a county route if tbe report of the viewers is accepted by the county court, is the anuoui. cement. AUU'urKlKJl'K. X. M-, Jn- Portland, lire.. San Francisco, fait Lake City, and Phoenix. Am., have invited tbe American National Live stock association to hold its IP-d con vention in their city. Indications to day were that Phoenix, probably would- be successful. According to delegates, it is prob able Fred II. Hixby of Long Heacll. t'al., will be re-elected president if be will accept tbe office again. The elec tion will be held Friday. The couventiou today heard an ad dress by F. A. Phillips, of Baker, tire-, president of the Cattle nnd Horse Kaisers' association of Ore gon and V. V. Turner of F.l Paso. Tex. Speaking on "Crowing and Market ing Cattle in the Northwest," Mr. Phillips vigorously criticised the Hai'liford report on grazing fees, re cently presented to SeeroWy Core of the department of ngrii iillurc. The report provides for heavy increases in these fees. MESSAGE IS SENT Al-Blyl'F.ltJL'l'. X- -M" Jn- lr' - Secretary Core of the department of agriculture today telegraphed the American National Livestock assncia tion in convention here, "the depart ment of agriculture will give earnest consideration nnd heed to every sug gestion that promises to promote a better day for the American live stock man." . BANDIT IDENTIFIED NEW .YORK. Jan. !". Herald Chapman, notorious mail robber, who escaped from the Atlanta penitentiary some time ago was positively identi fied today as the lone bandit who held up the mail clerk in a Long Island railroad car Tuesday night and' es caped with $10,0(10 in cash. Red Pepper For Rheumatic Pain Red Pepper Rub takes the 'oueh" from sore, stiff, aching joints. It can not hurt you. and it certainly atops that old rhrumatiftm torture at once. When you are suffering bo yon can hardly get around, just try Red Pep per Rub and you will have the quick est relief known. Nothing has such concentrated, nV'nstrnting heat as red peppers. Ju.st as soon as you apply Red Pepper Rub you will feel the tingling heat. In three minutes it wiiruiH the sore Hpot through aud through. Pain nnd soreness are gone. Auk any good druggist for a jar of RowIcb Red Pepper Rub. Re sure to get tbe genuine, with the name Rowles on each packagn. BEAUTIFY IT WITH : "DIAMOND DYES" Perfect . . home dyeing and tinting is guaranteed with Diamond Dyes, lust dip in cold water to tint soft, delicate shades, or boil to dye rich, permanent colors. Much l-eent pack age contains direc tions so simple any woman can dye or tint lingerie, silks, ribbons, shirts, waists, dresses, coats, stockings, swearcra, draperies, cover ings, hangings, everything new, Huy "Diamond Dyes" no other kind and tell your druggist whether the material you wish to color i wool or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton, or mixed goods. could hardly domy work. I was tired all the time and dizzy, had no nppe-: tite and could not sleep. ItrieddifTer- j ent medicines for i ay'ear but they did ; not help me. Then my husband saw ; thead.forLydiaE. ! Pinkham's Vege table Comnound I hc newspapers and had me take it. , 1 Mgaincd tny strength and never felt ratter in my life. It completely re ( cd me to health. I had practi-' fly no suffering when my baby boy bom and he is very strong and r lthy. I know that the Vegetable Impound is the best medicine awo-P-a can take before and after child Jjrth for health and strengh. I would Willing to answer letters from wo-, MB asking about the Vegetable Com fd. " - Mrs, Wm. J. Lee, Route' 4 Bog 648, Terre Haute, Indiana. Idia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com roid is a dependable medicine for J these troubles. for sale by druggists everywhere. im nuiijijiii j uiiiuiim j siki "iiminr'-iifiwTMttiii r 1 firrMi Pay ore . 4) For dress shoes and slippers for men and women as well 0 as every day shoes, when there is an opportunity like Dance nt f Junction City J Friday, Jan 16th i i Music by Woods Orchestra i Come if you can this sale S Friday and Saturday will be our bier sale days. Don't fail to buy one pair during this price reduction of footwear. ar Shoe Store 35 8th Avenue West THURSDAY LAST DAY! 'MANHANDLED' With GLORIA SWANSON Glorious Gloria's Greatest FRIDAY SATURDAY HARRY CAREY "Roaring Rails" THE C AST L E Home of the Best Renewal of Debt Proposal is Made 1'AIilS. ,. l.-..--(4 An i.ffi.inl renowal ..f the prnpos.il for siMtlinc the inl.'i'-iilli,.,) ,!,.! ,., ,,( in th( j Uall'uur nnti. f ihl'l' j, mmi0 ,v ,,, Hritish i-nhim-t in the reply 'of 'Win ston Churchill, clumrellor Hf excln iiuer has gm n to tho recent letter of Pittance -Minister llomeutul ou that suhjeet. The Itritish rahinet thus proposes only to ileiiuind from the ull.ea the iiniount by which (ireat llritain's pay ments to the l nited States for her debt exceeds the amount she receives from (lerimin.v. Mr. Churchill's letter says negotia tions regarding method of payment will be necessary between the two' governments in the snme spirit of "comrmleshiii" that united them dur ing the war. The site of Portsmouth, X. II., was ouee involved in a unique law suit. Samuel Allen. London merchant, Int er governor of Xew Hampshire, had bought a (Kl-mile tract. The settlers disputed his claim and the matter re mained in Ihe courts until all of Allen's family had died, lie died in 1711.1. CONFIDENCE! and Pianos You can placo confidence in "V. AV. Kinilmll Co. Pianos. Their reputa tion merits and deserves your utmost confidence. Tho AY. AY. Kimball Co. guarantee is the strongest in the world. A'cui can place confidence in Seth Larnway Stores. Their reputation is closely guarded by their established policy of honest values. A'ou can place confidence in Laraway'a Salesmen. It is a recognized fact that a Larnway salesman never misrepresents, but rather offers his valuable experiences in your selection of an instrument most adapted to your particular needs. Your Confidence Means Our Success Our Success Merits Your Confidence Tho Kimbaii piano spociai liiKJYIS oO months to pay at Lara way a POINTS OF SUPERIORITY IN KIMBALL PIANOS SOUNDING BOARDS aro made of tho best finality of mountain apnico and are so shaped and fastened to the framo of piano as to produce tho tone qualities of the violin. Each rib ia firmly glued to the sounding board and tho ends are securely fastened under tho frame; hence they cannot loosen. THE SCALE is so drawn as to afford a tone quality absolutely even, smooth and of groat volume, purity and duration throughout. STRINGING Tho steel strings are best grnde of Bteol -wire and particular attention Is paid to graduation, thus contributing materially to the production ot a rich, smooth and even tone. ' Pianos of Knabe, Kinilmll an Gulbransen. LARAWAY'S New Laraway Building Brunswick Victrola Phonographs ' and Kecords Cat This Out It Is Worth Money. Send this ad anil ten cents to Kelcy & Co.. 2S:t5 Sheffield Ave.. Chicago, III., writinn your name and address clearly. You will receive n sample buttle of KOI.KY'S llOXKY AND TAK COMPOUND for coughs, colds and honrseness. also sample packages of FOLEY P1LI.S, a dieuretic stim ulant f ir tho kidnevs, ami KOI.KY CATHARTIC TAIIL1CTS for consti pation and biliousness. These de pendable remedies are free front opi ates nnd have helped millions of peo ple., Try them J (adv) KfCKNE COI.I.F.CTIOX ACEXCY, T74 Wll.l.. ST. I'HOXK llHO. W. II. lil.OWI'.ItS. Mlilt. tf Hall's Catarrh Medicine z?ctih rid your system of Catarrh or Deaf. riess cauaed by Ldtarrh. j SoU by dmgguts or m 40 ytmn I ?. J.CHENEY &. CO.. Toledo. Ohio GUARD CARRIERS WHISTLE When Paper Is Delivered Subscribers are asked to listen and learn The Guard carrier's whistle, for he will blow it upon eaving your evening paper. Guard Service Is Best PUBLIC DANCE DREAMLAND HALL Every Wednesday and Saturday night " Music by "Woods Orchestra Men 75c Ladies Free Hard Time Dance DONNA OREGON Saturday, Jan. 17th Everybody Welcome Good Music USE THE GUARD .WANT AD WAYS Fashion Park Clothes Society Brand Clothes NewYear's URPRISE: SALES Friday and Saturday Beginning tomorrow morning and continuing for an indefinite period, we are going to offer on Friday and Saturday of each week some extraordinary, or Surprise Specials for men who appreciate fine quality merchandise at the lowest possible cost. (Wholesale prices on all lines of clothing and furnish ings are steadily advancing 1925 will be a prosperous year with most commodity prices slightly higher) but in spite of that we are going to give you absolutely the best values you can possibly get anywhere positively no disappointments. . . .. THE FOLLOWING SURPRISE SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY Surprise Special No. 1 24 Ki'mimc nrmy shirts of 0. I). Wool Serge. Jloublo breast and elbows. Sizes 15 to IfiJ. Friday and Saturday milv Regular $4 quality $3 Surprise Special No. 2 30 Heavy nil wool sweaters, pull-over and coat styles. Most all sizes. Values to $11. Friday and Saturday only v Surprise Special No. 3 i) dozen men's heavy weight wool nnd worsted Lewis Union Suits. Tho best fit ting, wearing nnd washing garment of its kind you ever wore. Just tho thing for out-of-doors men. Our best seller nt $7.00. Friday nnd r!"y..... $5.85 SURPRISE SPECIAL NO. 4 Twenty five stylish new overcoats new patterns new styles and splendid values nt their regular prices. As good in every way today ns the day wc unpacked thein and worth MORE money. Coats that should sell up to' $40. $24.75 Friday and Saturday Only Sizes 35 to 42 $24.75 green merrell Co. men's wear 825 Willamette Street 2C