The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, January 28, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text"Pago Two THE EUOERE GUARD "Wednesday Evening, January . ins, V STATE OWNERSHIP OF STATE HOUSE, SALEM, On!., Jan. 28. -Tlio legislature would be culled upon, to go un record aguhitt tbo state goini; Into any schemes of itHto ownership or operation of pub lic utilities under a resolution Intro duced in the house this morning by Representative Csikin, Jackson coun ty. ;.; A joint resolution ; Introduced "hy Heprcsentative Collier; of Klamath county, proposing a constitutional amendment to allow that county to issue bonds tn excess of present con stitutional limitations, wus adopted hy the "senate today. The measure is necessary to enable the county tu meet outstanding indebtedness. Representative Fisher's bill, which increases toe territory in Mougl.is county that is closed to livestock run. ning at large was passed by the sen ate today. . Among six bills passed by the noiiir today was No, 21), by Cowgill of Jack ion, repealing the present luw requir ing the filing of reports with the sec retary of state covering the chem- leal analysis of metals before such luutorliils can be sold to the state or 111 subdivisions, (.'owgill said the present law was designed for the par ticular benefit of certain culvert manufacturers. . Hcnutor Butler's bill increasing tbe salaries of the Wasco county judce uud treasurer, was passed by the seiinto today. Zimmerman said lie voted against the bill because in mir ing the salary of the judge from $80il to $180(1 a year It raises over 100 per cent. He said he would not object to nn increase, to f KRW or fluu. Senator Davis' bill relating to non evidence of ownership of livestock by ' brauds and designated to ninkc it easier, to prosecute for larceny of livestock was nusscil. ' The Dunn bill authorizing the board of regents of the state normal school to accept donations was passed. -' The Clark hill abolishing the Wen- ton normal school and transferring ,'ts properly to the Weston public school district or Uic city of Weston was passed. The bill was introduced at the request of the board of regents, EN' Hugh 'Winder was named perma nent chairman of the new men's chor us of Eugene at the organization meeting last night, and a plan made whereby the organisation would be formed out of double quartets from the various service clubs of tbo city and the ohambor of commerce. ; Tho project will be submitted to the - clubs for their approval. It Is thought the double quartets would provide a (olid but flexible organization, nnd at tho same time make the chorus more useful. Under this system, Mr. Winder points out, each of the servlco clubs will have its own singing club. The membership of tho club will be about 60. ' i- . Rheumatism ' Good-bye old crutch!" THERE! IS positively no longer any excusa for Buffering tbe ngonles ot rheumatism! Especial ly in the autumn of your lite, when ' tbe vital organs woaken, impurities , multiply and lingor in the muscles and joints, as novor before. It Is now, just now, when you cannot at- ' lord to guess. No day returns! Here Is a joyous fact which can wean to you a fond farewell tor ' ever to all the miseries, the tor tures, the body-twisting pains that 1 you have suffered from tho domon . of rheumatism. It Is a fact that rheumatism means "blood vov ' crty." It Is a fact with the increase ' of red-cells in your blood, Imnurt , ties are destroyed. It Is a tact that B.8.8. will help Nature build these ; red-blood-cells I B.S.S. Is one of ' the most powerful blood cleansers , In existence. Its results in thou sands of rheumatlo cases have been ' nothing short ot amazing! The medicinal Ingredients of B.S.S. are ' purely vegotable. This Is very lm- ; portant to rememnori wnnt can be more Inspiring, more wonderful than to see tho shackles of pain released from your struggling body, swellings, lingering pains, stiffness of joints and muscles all disappear; your stomach mado strong; your (ace pink with the old sweetheart glow, your blood enriched and your rhoflks more plump as they used to be. you can do Itl Take S.S.S., the great destroyer ot rheumatlo Impurities. B. 8. 8. Is sold nt mil ffmd flnis tnrfs In two sit, Th Urgr is is mors tonomlfsl. C CWtfakes You Feel j YoursriTAtfila New Gum King Will Succeed Father Philip K. Wrlojey Will Be Elected To Post rhllip K. Wrigley, son of William Wrigley, Jr., will be elected to suc ceed his father, as president of the Wrigley Chewing Uum company, It is said. Philip, though not. yet 30, will in all probability be chosen to head tho $.15,000,000 company lit the next directors' meeting. . New York Man Goes Over American Falls NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y Jan. 28. Nicholas Ivorson of New York committed suicide by going over tho American Falls today. He left a note on the river bunk reading: "God and evoryone forgive- me, for I, Nicholas Ivorson, know not where I go or what I. do." , NEW YORK, Jan. 28. Nicholas Iverson, who committed , suicide at Niagara Falls today was em ployed as a traveling salesman by the Electric Storage Eattory com pany. He had been in ill health. Iverson was a graduate of the naval academy at Annapolis, his friends said, and gervnu In the navy during the World war. He was about C!i yours old and unmarried. His parents live in Oakland, California. Robert Earl Dies At Portland Home Robert Earl, 75, fullier of Virgil I). Ear) and Robert W. Karl of Eugene, died January 27 at. his home in l'ort land, it was learned today. ' sir. i'.arl is survived by ills widow. Sirs. Mary Catherine Earl of Port land, and the following 'children: El mer Earl, victor It, Earl, Hugh ts. Earl, Mrs. M. O. Tufford and Mrs. G. W. Watson, all of Portland; Hub ert W. Earl and Virgil I). Earl of Eugene-, and Mrs. Ella lsham of Seat tle, Wash. , Funeral services were held today at the residenlial chapel of Miller and iracey, with interment in the Spring brook cemetery, near Dayton. Episcopal Diocese Of Oregon Meets PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 2S. The thirty-Bcventh annunl convention of the Episcopnl diocese of Oregon, met here today with Bishop Walter Taylor riumncr presiding and about 0.1 cler ical lay delegates in attendance. The most important business of the morning wns tho passing of Canon 17, which provides for the election of a dlocesnn council to administer the missionary, educational nnd social work of tlio church, which formorly wns committed to three separate ooarus. Bishop W. P. Remington of east ern Oregon was a visitor at this morning's session, and will be the principal speakor tonight nt the con vention dinner. Penn Mill Annual Session is Monday Officers ami directors for the coin ing year will be elected nt tho annual meeting of the stockholders of the Penn Lumber company to be held here Monday evening, according to an nouncement today ot W, .1. Llchty, president. The present officers are Mr. Lichtv, president; Charles Green, wood, vice-president; Gcorgo Mon ger, secretary ; Otto Muuror, treosur er; Thomas Greenwood, manager. The firm is avcruglng a cut of 80,CHI0 feet a day and about 00 men are em ployed, according to the president. Mothers. Do This, Whan th Oil Wren Cough, Hub Musreroa on Throat ana Cfmta No telling how soon the symptom! mav develoD into crouo. or worse. Ant thrn's when you're glad you have i jar of Mustcrole at hand to givt prompt relief.. It does not blister. As first aid, Musterole Is excellent Thousands of mothers know it. Yol should keen a inr ready for instant use It is the remedy for adults. too. Re lieves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsillitis croup, still neck, asthma, neuralgia U. I 1. - . ..I i . ri n .1,.,. mntism, lumbago, pains and aches oi back or Joints, sprains, sore muscles chilblains, frosted feet and colds o( tin chest (it may prevent pneumonia). To Mothmnt Musterole la also mad in milder form for babies and small children.) Ask for Children's Musterole.' Vjc ana osc, jars and tubes. Bt ft than m mutimrd platr Ay'? VJ I ssH l-rlssm, l m ;. Applications for charters for five boys and girls clubs In Lane county have been sent to the slate club lead ers at O, A. C. and these charters sre expected to be here for presenta tion In the near future, is the report of Arnold Collier, county club loader for Lane. Tbe clubs are the Mountain eers, Cookery club, Eugene high school; Camp Creek, poultry club; Hayden Bridge, home-making; Mabel, sewing; Mabel, cookery. Tbe organization of the Hayden Rridge club has been completed. Mrs. Mabel R. Crowe Is leader assisted by Miss Mary V.. Voris. The officers are: Dorothy Withers, president; Ruth Cole, vice-president; Naomi LeV'ee, secretary. Other members are, Ida Bartholomew, Myrna Bartholomew, Ruth LeVee, Ruth Anderson, Ida Bodukokskls, Velda Bartholomew, Edith Morgan, Evelyn Resuge, Other cluba contemplated are a anwing club at Lone Pine, cookery clnb at River Road, sewing club at Junction City, and a cookery club for the seventh snd eighth grades of the Coburg school, Mr. Collier states. II Any Eugene boxing artists, who would like a chance to wqrk in jire liininarics to coining fight cards to be promoted by Jock O'Neill, are ask ed to get in touch with Mr, O'Neill at the Belvedere hotel, it is announc ed today. Tho first bout will be late February, and young men from neigh boring towns are wanted for prelim inaries on this card. ".Main event of 10 rounds will be be tween a Portland boy and one from either Salem, Kelso, Pendleton or The Dalles," said Mr. O'Neill. "Box ing fanB will bo assured of satisfac tion or money refunded. The boxing commission is back of this state ment." Hardy Plants For Lane Are Ordered Muny ornamontal plants and shrubs were destroyed In Eugene and Lane county due to the un usually low temperature last month and no chances are to be taken on the future, according to Roy Woodruff, local nursery man, who Is having a shipment of new species sent from the middle west. ''These plants will bo of a more hardy varloty than the majority ot shrubs we hand led last year and although it is not expected that long periods of freezing weather will become common In Lane we believe that there will be a domand for plant ings that can withstand severe temperature," Mr. Woodruff said. Company Purchases Additional Lands SPRINGFIELD, Ore., Jan. 28. (Special) The Carbolineum Wood- STOP ITCHING ECZEMA Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo Will Help You Never mfnrl how often Vou have tried and failed, you can stop burning, itch ing Eczema quickly by applying Zemo. In a short time usually every trace of Eczema, Tetter, Pimples, Rash, Black heads and similar skin diseases will be removed. , For clearing the skin and making tt vigorously healthy, always use Zemo, the penetrating, antiseptic liquid. It is the one dependable treatment for skin troubles ot all kinds. Zemo Antiseptic Liquid for daytlmeuse. Trialbottle 35c, large siie$ 1.00. ZemoOintmentforap- plicntionat night, bile. :emo soap, anti septic and healing, 25c. All druggists. OUR LOAN POLICY This bank lends money only to hon ost, responsible per sons who have dom onstrstod their abil ity not only to save, but to make bor rowed capital return a profit. If you be lieve that your mon ey will be safe when loft with a bank run tor the purpose and In the manner we run this one, then ws Invite you to be come one ot our customers and make use ot the con venience and protec tion we offer. Bank Commerce EUG EN E.OREGON Preserving compauy has purchased H acres iu the outlying north district of Springfield from the M (Person cs- Ltate, and will build a new plant on it is announced by C. O. Wilson, man ager. The tract is a few blocks north of tbe present location of the plant, and is near the Anderson Manufac turing corporation and tbe Spring field Lumber corporation, so. the plant will be able to use tbe same Southern Pacific railway spur for shipping out products. A switch will be installed, according to Mr. Wilson, and part of the old equipment moved to the new plant. Alex Bankevitz, brilliant young Russian tenor, who was featured by the Morning, Oregonian on its raido program January 17, will sing at tomorrow's luncheon at the chamber of commerce, it was, annonccd today. Mr. Bankevitz, who is touring the Pa cific northwest in concert engage ments, has been engaged by the Rex theater to sing during the coming week. He Is a protege of the noted Russian artist and pedagogue, Vas ilii Matreef. "Bankevitz has a voice that is big and fine and well-trained," said the Oregonian. The songs he is to sing will be divided equally between Rus sian classics and popular American songs. Mayor E. B. Parks will be the chief speaker at the luncheon, telling of the league ot Oregon cities, of which he is tho newly-elected vice president. Court Will Decide On Route Project Contracts for bond project number eight and tbe North Fork market road will probably be the first to be let for road work this year, accord ing to county officials. Other road projects for the county during 1925 will be discussed by the court this afternoon. The roads to be Improved by the county crews and those to be let on contrsct will be decided at this time, it is announced. Fifteen thou sand dollars is 'available for the North Fork market road, ljond pro ject eight has $311,031.10 remaining but it is not probable that all of this will be used. Wrestling Match is At Armory Tonight Tom Grant, instructor of Multno mah club, Portland, and Joe Reynolds of Corvallis nre tho hcadlinors in n snoppy all-wrestling card to be of fered tonight at the armory. Grant tips the scales at 185 pounds und Reynolds, about 180 pounds. Both men have had good wrestling records, and a fust mutch Is predicted by Ed Grant, promoter. Local Athle tes will wristle Iu tho preliminaries. For1 711 SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" -" Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians 24 years for Colds Pain Headache , Toothache aspirin Is the trade mark of Bsyst HuKwrara ot UraMcsUueldeiur of BiUcjllcicU Wnlk Walla, Wash. Jan. 21st. WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM METROPOLITAN MALE QUARTETTE gave an excellent concert tonight before a large and enthusiastic audience. Yon can recommend them unreservedly to all patrong of tho North west. Signed, HOWARD E. PRATT, Director Whitman. Conservatory of Music TONIGHT Baptist Church i 8:15 ADULTS 50 CENTS STUDENTS 25 CENTS WORLD COURT IDEA WILL GET SUPPORT For the purpose of getting com munity action, upon a resolution call ing on the senate foreign relations committee to get the question of par ticipation in the world court with the Harding-Hughes reservations, before the final senate vote, a mass meeting of tJie citizens of Eugene is belli called to consider tlio matter in the local chamber of commerce rooms, Hoturdny evening, January 31, at 8 o'clock. 7 The meeting is being arranged by the American Association of I'n-ver-sity Women and the Hugene L ilej-H-tion of Women's Orctui...aiions at the request of the American Peace Award of New York, among whose members there nre many prominent American, Including James It. Aogell, president of Yale; Charles W. Elliott, presi dent emeritus of Harvard; John W. IJavis, former nmbsssudor to Grcut Britain; Nicholas Murray Butler, president of . Columbia university; Franklin D, Roosevelt, nnd others. At the local meeting, W. G. Hale, dean of the University of Oregon school of law, will give an address ou the subject. Tiie committee in charge of the meeting 1b Miss Gertrude Tal bot, chairman; . Mrs. George Rebec, president of the F.ugene branch of the American Association of University Women; Mrs. J. H. Koke, Mrs. Ralph Crow, president of the Oregon Lewis and Clark chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Miss Mo zclle Hair. New Traffic Signs Being Manufactured Work on preparation of the new traffic signs bearing the parallel park ing warning, as well as the one-hour limit, Is being carried on by W.. Goet- j)EMAsp "PHILLIPS" MILK OF Accept only genuine "Phillips," the nriginnl Milk of Magnesia prescribed by ph.vsicio.ns for CO years as an anta acid, laxative, corrective. CIS-cent bottles, also DO-cent bottles, contain directions any drug store. (Adv.) Neuralgia Neuritis Lumbago Rheumatism acccdi oniv oaver Eacgare wnicn contains proven directions. Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100 Druggists. tling. All the L'.IO signs havs been re moved, and are. now being dipped, preparatory to Ihe making of the new signs. The number of signs to be umde Im mediately is 150. The balance will be prepared us needed. It is expected that the signs will he up wilhiu the next week. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY HAVE 0 modern bungalows except heat. Ixicuted In northern Califor nia. Trude for city property or farm lands. Will assume. CliAHMCS Mc CltOHSKN, 3 llib Ave. West. Of fice l'lioue 7-1,'J, Home pboue 14501' tf A BKAL'TU'TIj modern home at cost. Full busemeut, hardwood flours, garage, fireplace, equipped for radio, l'rice (f4VL'5. tfinull pay ment dowu, uioutk-ly payments lor balance. UlAltUCS McCUOSSKN, 'M 0th Ave. W. Office phone TJo1. Home phono 1450-1". ' tf 111' you aro going to build a home it l pay you to cull at Otli Ave. West and look over our bishop rice stucco and building material. CHAltl.KS McCHOSSEN. WHEN VOU BUY AX AUTOMO BILE, VOU BUV THA.NS I'OBTATION Our OOOD USED C'AItS will fur nish you this trunsportution at the lowest possible cost. Saxon "6" Touring $110.00 Uort Touring $75.00 Ford Sedun $205.00 Good Chevrolet Itnadster $200.00 '1'4 Buick Itoadstcr, fine condi tion. $S'.)5.00 We buve a number of other recondi tioned cars which wo will make you attractive prices on for the next few days. Don't fail to sec our USED CAKSJ before buying. B. F .OOODBASTUItE Cor. 7th and Olive. Phone 1207 J20 Geo. N. Mcljcan, Insurance, 860 Willamette St. Phone 617. ' tf G9ntlW " ESS "Jumbo" Tubes ThJt atra thick tube Is guar anteed for two years against any defecta In material or workmanship. It is a high pressure, red tube of the best quality. Note the thickness of a "Jumbo" aa compared with a silrer dollar. Prices range from $2.15 for sfie 30x3 2.46 for sice SQx84 42.70 for size 32x3 up to $5.60 for sixe 36x6. Blue Ribbon Tubes Dependable lighter than Jumbo. Prices pleasingly low. Jacks Be prepared for an emor ' gency. A good Jack Is one of the most Important accessor-lea to be carried In the car. We have a varied selec tion from which to chno. All-steel nr. Jacks 30C Ball-bearing tonghandled Jacks 93.75 De Luxe "Jumbo" Jacks. .3.M Truck Jacks ......$4.33 -More Than Order by Mail Our ' Guarantee Protects Yox ROBBERS ESCAPE WACO, Tex., Jsn. Hurnlnit their way into the vault with ncely Jene torches, robbers Inst night en tired the First Stlite Hank of ltiesel oud escaped with fNoOU, all the eush in the bunk, . .-, - WESTERN TONIGHT in "A Cycle of Smiles and Thrills" BARR, MAYO & RENN In "She Cares For Me" DOLLY DUMPLIN & CO. i'ln A Remarkable Juvenile Comedy Offerlnj "The Little Runaway" GUY WHEADICK & FLORES LA DUE , , In "Riddles" - WHIRL OF SONG & DANCE with ' Roy Zermain, Francis Farrar and Marie Walter Pathe . Review ADULTS 50o CHILDREN 20j . .Miolt.."'101'' , ' .slm or- 1 3 1 1 i n . . t bw ' is rroi- ssi&ssnw m io 'enlBti nil ot Vi.-";" . tbr1- t M er r - im, , Western Giant Cords Extra quality extra weight extra service a sure nonskid tread. 30x3y2 w $9.70 SU. Fricw 30x3Vs Giant Oversize $11.40 32x3 Giant Str. Side 13.85 31x4 Giant Str. Side 16.95 32x4 Giant Str. Side 18.60 33x4 Giant Str. Side 19.20 30x3V2 SUe Prl 30x3 Reg. Size ... 7.75 30x3ya Orersiie .... 8.90 31x4 Str. Side.... 13.65 32x4 Str. Side.... 13.95 33x4 Str. Side.... 14.70 Duplex Tire Carrier This auxiliary carrier while llsht tn weight Is very strong and durable. Can be used on all slued rims; can be locked, tnereoy preventing theft. iiee, each $4.45 Perfection Side Tire Carriers iff auiKii $1.15 100 SloreAll Over the West Western Auto .biippy Co. f iVf,in...i ' U I: l1 VAUDEVILLE 2 Shows, 7 & 9. p. a JACK & JESSIE GIBSON ARTHUR STONE In "Don't Park There" "Topici , I Day HEILIG ORCHESTRA mm f.. 6 to tell S aw ' ' l .-.oa einoftteW. Sle I1'1" 34x4 Giant Str. Side $19.70 32x4Vg Giant Str. Side 2l 33x4V Giant Str. Side 24.8S 34x4 Giant Str. Side 25.35 35x5 Giant Str. Side 30.90 Ak for Priced on Other Blwn Wear-well Cords Just what the name implies: Standard Quality Standard Weight Standard Oversize. $7. Wror-wrll Br. Kb SUe 32x4Vg Str. 33x41, Str. 34x4Vg Str. 33x5 Str. 35x5 Str. Side $18- Side.... ft Side.... 19.65 Side.... 23.1! Side.... 218 Ak fr PHpmi n Other fUirn 3-Point Rim Tool "Hercules" .,,!, snd diiroll,' tires on split rlmi H" i,h this toot-"'' - F.B, ...... !.S4.2S ahle to any si" rim. The price "Lawee" Rim Tocii t mnnntable Sfc" rims op Saturtii Sight Until g o'CW TNT !7-" l!l til C.T,.X3 608 Willamette Street