The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, January 22, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPago Two" THE 1TUGF.NB GUARD Thursday Evening, January lfk. PLAN 0 PRIMARY LI CHANGE F LED House Bill Diametrically Opposite To Mills Con vention Plan STATE HOUSE, SALEM, Or. Jan. JJ. A bill providing for a con vention system of nominating canrli datea and making persona so selected responsible to the party nominating them was introduced in the house ly the Jackson county delegation yester day afternoon. The bill would not con flict with tbe preaent primary election luws, but would supplement them, ac cording to Lowgill, Jackson county, I'recinct committeemen would bold the county convention on tha flrit Tuesday In February starting In 1DUH. These county conventions would .elect xo per cent of their number as state convention delegates. This system is diametrically oppO' site to tha Mills convention bill intrO' duccd Tuesday In that it would pro vide for a prc-convention system in- etead of a post primary scheme. It would not keep independents from be ing nominated unner the existing sys tern of Oregon primaries. TWO MEASURES BACKED HOSEBURO. Ore, Jan. 22. The ' Douglas county delegation in the Into legilsature ts being asked by tbe city of nosehurg to sponsor two measures which it is believed will be of benefit to the cities of the state. One is an amendment to the Ban croft bonding act, which permits property owners to bond their property for city improvements. The jaw provides so penalty or interest for delinquent payment and , cities have been placed to considerable ex pense where foreclosures were not started Immediately, An amendment permitting the cities to assess a pen alty and charge interest where pay ments are allowed to Become delin quent will be proposed. . Another measure suggested hy tbe city would amend the agricultural bill so that citiea would be permitted to license hawkers using the streets to dispose of their products. The law. as it stands at present, does not al low cities to charge a license or fee gainst farmer peddling or hawking agricultural products. The proposed amendment would not interfere with peddling from house to bouse, but would permit the city to collect a fee where wagons or trucks contain ing farm product were stopped npon the main atreeta and the gooda sold to tbe nubile in competition with estab lished mercantile establishments. The amendments are aimed largely at California orange growers, who dur ing the past months, have been bring ing truck loada of oranges north, topping their trucks on the main business streets and selling oranges Id bulk lota to the public. Wickedest Pair of Eyes In the World This Is the wickedest pair of cyea in all the world. At least Krirh von Htrohelm, film director, thinks so. Th ey are owned by Anielka Klter, who's Just arrived in Hollywood from Tola nd. (Continued from page one) cepting aa to some sales of its bonds to enablo me to push ahead aa I bare been heretofore doing. "I am first, last an all the time on the keen loekout for the best th it ean be done for the big Klamath country, central Oregon and norlhorn California, Through all these trying years that I have peralsted In this railway development the only Teal substantial aaslstance I have ever heen able to enlist in Oregon has come from the Klamath country or people interested financially in it. "I have even been bitterly opposed by more northerly districts and in terests. fo I put th Klamath coun try and Klamath Falls first. I believe that after all these yeara of close nd consistent application to tbe problem, I am s competent aa any one to determine how to get the cioat out of the situation for them and my elf. Having arrangements for fur ther financing of our operation and substantially extending the rosd my promise hsa been out to Klamath Falls for some months past that I would commence such work aa anon a proper franchises would be grant ed end additional securities could be issued. "Hero enters the Oret Northern. It is most natural that this projection of (Ireat Northern activity Into the . mattcT should excite all hands. That company' amaslng telegram request ing the city to hold up my franchise and prevent mo from resrhing and developing my own terminals, arqulr- Why Stay Fat? You Can Reduce The answer of most fat people ts that it is too hard, too troublesome and too dnngerous to forco tbe weight down. Marmola Prescription Tableta overcome all these difficulties. They arc pleasant to take, entail no dieting or cxerclee, and have the added ad vantage of cheapness. A box ia sold at one dollar by all druggista the world over, or send the prlre direct to the Marmola Co., General Motors lSldg., Detroit, Mich. Now that you know this, you have no excuse for being fat. You can reduce stendily and easily without going through Inug sieges of tiresomo exercise and star vation diet with fear of bad effects. Get a box and start getting slender now. Costa Rica Will Withdraw From League at Once GENEVA. Jan. 22. OP) Costa Rica filed her resignstlon from the League of Nations today transmitting with her message a check for back duea. No reason was given for the with drawal, but a league official said it waa assumed the resignation waa duo to criticism of the couutry for fuiiure to pay her assessments. Costa Rica fixed January 1 aa the date of resignation, but as the cove nant required two years notice of withdrawal, she would not cease to be member until January 1, 10J7. Of ficial of the leaguo said, however, that they hoped in the meanwhile to in duce her to rescind tier decision and resumo membership. The letter con taining notice of resignation enclosed a check for 118,077 in payment of back duea for the years 1021-11)24 in clusive. ed at great difficulty and expense, un less I would give it use of my tracks nnd terminals, is so -preposterous as to need no comment. Vet, with the Great Northern still 170 miles away, the bombshell was accepted by many down there a landing another trans- contental road in their midst over night. "The pitiful part of this Is not merely In holding up the construction we are now ready to begin, but that ao few In a community of that kind realise the long hard and thorny road to be traveled between the opening gun like this In railroad fight and the ultimate outcome. They always build all kinds of fnlac hopes and possibly make ruinous commitments on the strength of audi moves nnd succeeding loud clamor for popular favor and position which alwnya fol lows in situations like this. "Meantime, real railroad building and other developments await the sparring for common-user' privllegea which cost nothing, nnd the subse quent long drawn out fight between powerful railroad antagonists on tho already settled issue of building par allel lines where an existing road can provo that it Bcrvca territory adequ ately. "Well, anyway. I auppose I should feel highly complimented that such prominent and discerning railway in terests should finally indorse the Ing le of my painfully protracted efforts by directing their first shot st me In. etead of selecting and acquiring their own terminate nnd approaches, ss Is usually done by Interests so financial ly able who are seeking to annex the other fellow's territory nnd business." Shingle Stacker Continues Work Though an Heir OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 22,-rLoreni Koenig, 72, father of Dr.Albert H. Koenig, who committed suclde in his South Omaha office last Sunday, leav ing $115,000 in negotiable securities to his aged parent, will continue to "stack shingles" in a local lumber yard and draw his weekly salary of 28. Koenig, a laborer all his life, made this announcement last night, adding, "if I'd quit work, I'd die." ' Koenig said the estutc would be shared with the remaining children. FARM RELIEF GROUP REPORT NEARLY READY Members Of Commission Decline To TpJk Over ' Conclusions WASHINGTON, Jan. 22. The president's agricultural commis sion expects to submit next week Its recommendations for relief of agri- cultnre. , Sections of the rannrr r h(n drafted but members decline to indi cate the nature of their conclusions. The commission several Anvm gave the president a preliminary re port suggesting means of relief for the livestock Industry. Since then it has studied marketing, export prob lems, tariff protection - and freight rates. . . council acts" WASHINGTON, Jan. 22. En dorsement by the farm group in con gress and early enactment of a modi fied McNary-Haughen , farm , relief measure Is sought by the American council of agriculture. ', Argument in favor of the modified bill were presented at a Joint meeting laat night of the senate and house agriculture committees. ., . , Hearing of tbe council s spokesmen by the committee was in line with a plan on the part of the congeraafonsl farm group to get behind some farm relief bill In the hope that it can be passed at this session. No decision was reached as to what attitude should be taken on the council's bill. Feature Cut. The committee was told that the bill, while following th general lines of th originsl McNary-Haugen meas ure waa defeated in the bouse laat session, contained none of what were considered as the main objectionable faeturaa of that measure. Not only will the tariff law be let alone by the new measure, witnesses contended, but tbe price ratio provis ions of tbe first bill, bare been stricken out, A farm export corporation would be organized and financed by an -advance of S.IO.OOO.OOO from the war finance corporation, to be reimbursed by com mission charges for hsndllng farm commodities. The purpose of the bill would be to divert surplus American farm products into the foreign trade at profitable prirea. Emergency Exlstant The emergency in agriculture haa not passed, witnesses declared, and unlesa aorae aid is given, mnrp far mers will be driven i the c'fjja jo the detriment of agrlriili'it'c, industry and the country ge-irmlly. All of the farm spokesmen agreed that the farmer's d'fficulty was due to an economic situation compelling th farmer to buy "in a highly pro tected market and aell in a low world market." They declared the best wsy to solve the problem was to bring ag riculture into the protected circle with "industry and labor," and then gradually lower the protection. SAFE FOR CHILDREN Mothers everywhere demand a re liable cough remedy free from in jurious narcotics. Supplying this do mem! for fifty years made FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND one of tbe Largest Selling Cough Medicines in the World. Children like it. "My little boy had a very bad cough, and after he used FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND be got relief at once," writes Mrs. Van Belle, Penroy, Mont. Refuse substi tutes. (Adv) E SEATTLE, Wtih., Jan. 22 OP) Kurrrsiful experiments In miking baltam wool from Oregon and Wish ing ton fir treei by Donald McCarthy, a I'Diversity of ttaahington chemistry turient, were announced todtiy by Dr. H. K. Benson, professor of indus trial chemistry. The development in tho middle west of balaam wool from pine wood by a procesa of shredding the wood, cook ing It in an alkaline solution to soften the fibers, then drying and treating with water-proofing and .glue sizing, and apreadlng it out in sheets was found on experiment that similar re sults could bo obtained with Douglas fir. Dr. Benson said the fir balsam can be used in the preparation of certain medicines and aB a substitute for Ca nadian balsam In mounting micro scopic specimens. Ho declared five For Stiff Joints Pharmacists say that when all oth er so-called remedies fail Joint-Ease will succeed. It's for joint ailments only that is why you are advised to use it for sore, painful, inflamed, rheumatic joints. Joint-Ease limbers up the joints is clean and penetrating and quick re sults are assured Sixty cents a tube at Carroll s rharmacy and druggists everywhere. Always revnember. wben Joint-Ease gets in joint agony gets 'out quick. 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Do It today you do not even pay postage. PUBLIC DANCE DREAMLAND HALL Every Wednesday and Saturday night Music by Woods Orchestra . Men 7So Ladle Fro FREE TRIAL COUPON FUONT1KR ASTHMA CO., Room 267C, Niagara and Hud son St". Iluffalo, N. Y. Send free trial of your meth od to: 1 1 I i- L-X L - - .1 Veils Popular as Result of Picture LONDON, Jan. 22. Since publica tion of Dowager Queen Alexandria's photograph showing her majesty wearing a veil with her tonuc. manu facturers have noticed a decided de mand for expensive cbenile veiling and fashion experts foreshadow that all fashionable -women will be veiled this spring. The new veils are fine, and of the harem variety, covering only tho eyes. The mesh nnd pattern are made to add lustre and mystery to beautiful or even ordinary eyes. Some have an eyelash pattern on a plain net nnd make the wearer look like one of the latest French dolls a damsel mostly cofflcur and eyelashcB. Fash Ion experts say the smoking hsbit ntnong women crippled the conven tional veil trade, as it was difficult, if not dnngerous to wear a flowing veil around the hat, while lighting or smoking cigarettes. "DIAMOND. DYE" IT A BEAUTIFUL COLOR Perfect homo dyeing and tint ing Is guaranteed with Diamond Dyes. Just dip in cold water to tint soft, delicate shade, or boil to dyo rich, perman ent colors. Each 15-cent packago contains direc tions so simple any woman can dye or tint lingerie, silks, ribbons, skirts, wnista, dresses, coats, stock ings, sweaters, draperies, coverings, hangings, everything new. Buy 'Dinmond Dyes" no other kind and tell your druggist whether the material you wish to color is wool or allk or whether it ia linen, cotton, or mixed goods. RUN A CONSISTENT RACE The steady small saver, In tho long run, is much far ther ahoad than those who make ps,smodo and large dcposltB. The latter la not in the habit of saving, which Is es sential for Its success. He consistent this year and make reaular deposits here at the First National. 40 Yar ef . Hslnful Ssrvlo " T!RST NATIONAL VBANK of Eugfri icI T5 January Sale Hundreds Of Pieces Of Furniture Reduced Wo to 50 i Your One Big Opportunity To Save BUY NOW!! This great sale of ours is keeping up its record-breaking pace. Hundreds of homo furnishers arc being impressed by the wonderful bargains offered on high quality furniture, rugs, stoves, etc., and are availing themselves of this worth-whilo opportunity of furnishing their homes at a real saving. Don't allow another day to pass without coming to Powers and satisfying your self that NOW is the time to buy. COME T0M0BB0W AND SAVE AS YOU CAN ONLY AT THIS STORE. Continuing Our Sale of Slightly Imperfect ROOM SIZE RUGS Soma BO or more of these slightly imperfect Axmlnster Rugs, all of high quality, still being offorod at those un usual prices. All are slightly imperfect, but show their imperfections only upon close inspection. They will giva the same long service the same satisfaction that you would expect of perfect ones. 106x136 Axmlnster Rugs that would sell CCC QC for $97.50 if perfect, at J)0VOW 11-3x12 Axmlnster Rugs that would sell 7C for $76.00 If perfect, at .. ijlHO I 3 9x13 Axmlnster Rugs that would sell CQQ QC for $66.00 If perfeqt. st j)wi3.0iJ 8-3x10 6 Axmlnster Rugs that would sell CQ7 CK for $69.60 it perfect, at iw I iD3 7-6x9 Axmlnster Rugs that would sell C9Q 7K for $46.00 If perfect, at , Wsl3 6 9x9 Axmlnster Rugs Unit would sell C9C QK for $39.60 If porfect, at PCOOW 4 6x6-6 Axmlnster Rugs that would soli C1Q 7JJ for $21.60 if perfect, at J I O I O 36x63 Axmlnster Rugs that would soil CC OC for $10.00 if perfect, at 9W03 Odd Dining and Bedroom Pieces Reduced 10 to 50 $43.60 Twin Bow Foot Bed In combination CI Q DC Walnut or Ivory finish, for P I O.JJw $46 to $56 Period Chiffoniers In combination Walnut and Ivory Knamel finishes ' 1-2 PRICE $52.00 Dresser, period design, an CQC CO exceptional value - 93D3U $12.60 2 Inch Continuous Tost Steel Beds CQ QC In Ivory Knamel 40s03 $150 Chifforette and rosier Bed ' COO CD Walnut 907wll $30.00 Throe-Piece Bed Outfit Bed, 'Spring C9l CO and Mattress, for 7k4i3U $132 Three piece Combination Walnut Bod- CQ7 Crt room group, bed. dresser and chiffonier, for yw I i3U $12.60, 401b. Layer Felt Mattresses with Q QC roll edges and pretty art ticking 9wWil Overstuffed Living Room Chairs and Rockers 20 to 33K LESS $2.50 Genuine Cocoa Door Mats 20x32 Inches $1.19 Baskets Vases Pottery Values From 75o To $2.25 Choice 48c All Heaters Many Styles Sues Prices Reduced Up to '20 IJETHERBEE -POWERS JL IA3T NINTH AM OAK KJF gallone of the balsam can be obtained from an aversg fir tree. Bread May be Kept Edible For Years PARIS, Jan. 22. A Journeyman baker claims to bar found a formu- lativ bread dough, tbe n, will keep th loaves U , ' " ditlon for month, 0r Recently laboratn,. ",ri have proved that th. u. 7 7 ' . 7 .mo lot SI. ""t u while the inventor. J... . this period will yeara. LffisM&r SAT'RDAY NIT The mighty romance of gallant days on high seas with J. WARREN KERRIGAN JEAN PAIGE AND CAST OF 5000 PLAYERS Special Attraction FRANK JUE at 3 and 9 p. m. daily Mrs. R. Miller 961 Wash. St. Kindly call at box office for your two tickets, good today only. PRICES Matinee 31 Night - Children-26, Real Opportunities You are offered the opportunity of enrolling the Eugene Business College for a secretariii bookkeeping or stenographic course, Hundreds of our students who have completed os of these courses are now holding, good position You can do the same, and now is the time to begii Eugene Business College A. E. EGBERTS, Tresklent Thone 666. 992 Willamette St. Eugene, On WENDLING, JAN. 23" First Class Old-Time Music Regular Good Time Benefit Wendling Band Concert Tickets One Dollar Everybody Come Good Time For All SLABWOOD and PLANER ENDS A combination that settles the heatinff ProM! forever. j. Planer ends are the ideal summer wood, al'L the thing to start the fires off with a rush on winter days. , NOW i t-VlA tima f A Im mnnl. bv iajr in jruui ou;. The Booth-Kelly Lumber M 5th and Willamette Sts.