The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, January 30, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text,pnge Twe THE EUGENE GUARD Friday Evening, Jmxihn r't. BY the amount of Income tax ths moder ate ealaried man and wage earner must pay. In the first place, the rate aa compared to the ratea in tho llC'l act baa been cut in two and, in addition, the taxpayer in permitted to apply a 25 per cent reduction of lh normal tax after it baa first been computed at the reduced rate." PROGRAM IS READY California will Install a state game farm modeled after the Eu gene farm, announces W. R. Wal lace, who received word today concerning the . report of George Neale, executive officer ot the California Fish and Game com mission, who recently made a trip of inspection to the Eugene farm. Mr. Wallace conferred with the of ficer on his visit here. The site selected for the Cali fornia farm is near Sacramento, according to Mr. Wallace. Mr. Is'eale, he says, returned to his state so enthusiastic over the suc cess of the local farm that he rec ommended that the money be ap propriated this year for construct, lng a game farm. "The Eugene game farm ranks first in the United States," says Mr. Wallace, "and for ail we know, in the world. It 1b not only the largest, but the most efficient and satisfactory. A lot of local peo ple do not realize the significance of things going on. right at our own doors." " E TAX LAWS IS TOLD Explanation of the "Earned in' come" provisions of the federal in' come tax law have been received at the local office of the Internal rev enne from Clyde G. Huntley, collector of revenue, with headquarters at Portland. That many tax payers are not familar with the new. law aro paying mora taxes than neceaeary, is tba atartling but rather welcome newa being received, by Lane county reel' leeta. - ' ': "The term 'earned income' ia it- fined as consisting of 'waits, salaries, professional feea and other amounts received aa compensation for personal services rendered, but does not in clude dividends received from corpor ations. Briefly, the law provides that If the taxpayer's set income is sot more than 15000. bia entire net in' ootne shall be considered to be earned net income," the collector state). . 1 "Under' the 1024 revenue act, a very substantial saving is effected in "Cascarets" 10c if Dizzy, Bilious, Constipated Wheeler Jurymen Consider Leases WASHINGTON, Jan. 30 The spe cial grand jury wbicb will take testi mony in-the new proceedings here in the case of Senator hurton K. Wheel er of Montana unexpectedly was call ed upon today to re-open considera tion of the oavat oil leases. GREAT FALLS, Mont., Jan. 30. Counsel for United States Senator R. K. Wheeler, Indicted in United States district court hero last April on a charge of having represented a client before the interior department after his election hi senator, filed in feder.il court here today withdrswal of the demurrer to the indictment and the motion for a trnoxfer of the catc from Great Falls to Butte. JACK DEMPSEY TO To clean your towels without cramu- :- ' lng or overact ing take "Cas ual n careta," Sick' head ache, dii ness, bilious ness, genes in digestion, sour upset stomach and all such distress gone by morn ing. Nicest laxative and cathartio on earth for grown-ups and child ren. 10c, 25c and SOo boxes any drug store. CALL FOR WOOD BIDS The School Board of District No. 4, Lane County, Oregon, will receive sealed bids up to five o'clock p. m. Monday, February 0, 1025, for the furnishing and delivering of 800 cords of wood. Specifications may be received at the Clerk's office in the City Hall. A certified check ot fira per cent ot the amount of the bid must accom pany the sams, and the successful bid der shall fumlsh a satisfactory bond for ithe faithful performance ot the contract. The Board reserves the right to re ject any or all bids. O. H. JONES, Clerk, Eugene, Oregon. N.1788-dy-j81 yap THE OLD MONEY JAR Seems strange to bollevs that millions ot dollars In the country are hidden around homes thought to be safe until actual loss re sults. Theres many reasons why the First National should Uk care of surplus money. Here it is safe, earning In terest and doing good for the community. 40 Yssrs t Helpful Service TIRST V - RATIONAL BANK of Eugene; met ' LOS ANGELES, Jan. 80. May 20 will mark the end of Jack Dempsey's ring career, the termination of his ring and business partnerahlp with Jack Kearns, his manager and his second entrance into the state mat rimony, according to his own an nouncement here today. That date is the blrthdsy of his bride-to-be, Es telle Taylor, film actress. The king of the heavyweights of the world has (ought his last ring battle, he declared. He added that his retirement from tho rosin and canvas was at the behest of his betrothed, who prefers a business man to a pugi list tor a husband. The arrangement between Demp- sey and Kearns has netted the pair many thousanda of dollars In the past few years, as well as some valuable real estste holdings In Ios Angeles. These latter. Including a hotel and an apartment house, .will be divided be tween the two, l)empsey snid, and the fighter and his manager will go their separate ways. , Dempsey's r decision to quit the fighting game was baaed on three mauv ronsons: His bcliof that there was not a contender In sight nhlo to give him a real buttle; the dislike of Miss Taylor for pugilism and things pugilistic, and lijs fortune, which makes him Independent of the ' ful purses offered by promoters. TEX RI0KAR0 DOUBTFUL NKW YOKK, Jan. 30. Unconvinc ed that Jack Dempsoy intenda to re tire as a result ot his forthcoming marriage, Tex Itlcknrd announced to day ho was going r.head with plans to match the champion and Tom Gibbons for a title bout hero about June 1 A THREE DAYS' soma time but durin hu nr. ... . hardworking man of the pioneer type rujuiog me out 01 dors and watch ing the development of farm lands out of the native type of wild lands. ruoerai services will be held from the Schwerlag chapel (Saturday morn ing at 10 o'clock.' itev. J. L. Stratfoid officiating and hnrinl will K. 4. ... Creswell cs in the Creswell cemetery. Subjects to be presented hers ):i the motion picture display of the state game commission to be held ot the sportsmen s gathering at the r Irit Christian ohurch in February were announced today by Otto M. Jonei, educational director of the Oregon atate fieh and game commission. Mr. Jones srrlveo nvre today to srrauge for the picture display having come from Corvallts where the reuT were shown last night. Mr. Jones goes from here to Bandon and the Coot bay district and will return again for the Eugene show. The following are the pictures: Fish propagation Showing trout from the spawn to liberation iu Ore gon streams. . Close-ups ot angler's battle with game trout and landing of 8-pound fish. Wild life Views of herds of ante lope in Lake county. Showing herds grazing and aho close-ups of the sni-mals. Sportsmen's show Views of the sportsmen' shows held at Eugeni. Oregon, Inst Kepteinber. Views of the field trials, trsp shoots and other events of the meeting. Pheasant propagation Views of the Kugene state game farm showing methods in use for caring for birds and other views of the state farm. Pheasant scenes and close-ups of hunters in action in the field. John H. Ferguson Dies at Creswell Vagrants Arrested To Work on Streets Eight vagrants picked up by the po lice during the night today were set to work with tho Eugpne street de par I men t end they will have board and lodging provided free for a period ot 10 days, ia the edict of the police. The influx of vagrants here and the many complaints of residents that at times quite a number of the rail tourists beg in gangs along Willam ette atreet has led to this new mode of discouragement. Word of the Ku-' gene method of handling these "vags't is expected to, he spresd smong the north snd southbound roadsters and fills city will, perhspi, n,!ss many of the visitors in the future. . . , 24 Road District Boundaries Moved Changes in the boundaries of 20 of the U4 Lane county road districts were announced today by the county court. The districts to be changed are numbers 0, 14, 21, 22, 24, 2(1, 28, :I0, 31, 35, 38, 43, 44, CI, BO, BT, 04, 00, 00, 70. These changes are made in order that road assessments may be set ac curately ae in many cases the assess ments against property for special levies have to be made in more than one road district. The new boundaries are to follow property lines more closely, the court states. CRESWELL, Jan. 30. (Specislj. John H. Ferguson died st bis home nesr Creswell on Thursdsy morning, Jsnuary 29, at the age of 70 jean. His widow, Mrs. Cora Ferguson, and three daughters snd one son, Minnie F. Ferguson of Eugene, Mrs. Kay E. Mickel of Canary, Oregon, and Mar garet Ferguson of Creswell, and J. Leonard Ferguson of Creswell, sur vive his death. He waa a member of the Modern Brotherhood of America of Neb raska and slop a member of the Presbyterian church of Scotland. Mr. Ferguson has been sick for in Ac Oironio coughs and persistent colds lead to serious lung trouble. You can Hop them now with Croomulsion, an imulsl6ed creosote that is pleasant to take. Creomulsion ia a new medical liscovery with twofold action) it soothes ind heals the Inflamed membranes and tills the germ. Of all known drugs, creosote Is rec gnixed by tha medical fraternity as the ireatest healing agency for the treat sent of ehronio coughs and colds and ther forms of throat and lung troubles. Creomulsion contain, in addition to xeosote, other healing elements which tootho and heal the Inflamed mem branes and stop the irritation and In flammation, while the creosote goes on :o the stomach, is absorbed into tho Dlood, attacks the seat of the trouble ind destroys tha germs that lead to ionsumption. Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfac tory in the treatment ol ehronio coughs ind colds, bronchial asthma, catarrhal bronchitis and other forms of throat snd lung diseases, and ia excellent or building up tha system after colds of 'ha flu. Money refunded if any cough r cold, no matter of how long stand ing, is not relieved after taking accord ing to directions. 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Is one of the greatest blood coll builders, blood cleansers and body builders, known to us mor tals. Hers is your opportunity! 8.S.S. contains only vegetable me dicinal Ingredients. Because B.S.s, does build red-blood-cells. It routs rheumatism, builds firm flesh, fills out hollow cheeks. beau tlfies the complexion, builds you up when you are run-down. Btart taking 8.8.8. today and get back that power in your blood! 8. A. 8. Is sold at all rood tfrus etora In two stitt. Tha Urgst slse la more eeonomleat. . ft 8. 8. 8. Is so storsa In two sis is more a ake You Feel ke Yourself Affttn One-Hour Parking ! Will be Enforced Motorists who 'fall to obaervs the one-hour parking limit aa provided by the new city parking code will ke cited to sppear in court aa a check is now undr wsy by" the police, ac cording to" Ramey Hugh, chairman of the police committee of the city coun cil. "One hour means one hour and not two hours nor sll day. It has been brought to the attention ot the polite that many drlvera aee in the" one bour parking limit a meana of park ing for several houra as they believe that a careful check ia Impossible. This check is now being taken,'' Mr. Hugh said. ' WO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR KENT Mudern furnished house, east side, with gar.i. close In. Phone 1241-U. f2 FOR SALE We have a new Bulck Standard Six. This car has never been run. We took it in on a new good Maxwell club Sedan. Any one figuring on a new Iluick should see this one as we can make a large re duction in price. V.. C. MOlR & CO. 042 Olive St. Eugene. fl 1023 DODUE ROADSTER, gcjod rub ber, Al condition. Cheap for quick Sale. LANE AUTO CO. f FOR RENT 3 or 4-room furnished apartment. 1057 Charnelton. Phone 201-y. f2 FURNISHED Apartment for rent Inquire upstairs, 1000 W 3rd. tf FOR SALE 4 Rhode Island Red Roosters.' Lssf spring chickens. 191 Fairmount Blvd. j31 SspjpaSs-' MOTHER Fletcher's Cas-- tnria ia a rtloacanf ' harm1cc lirt. stitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,' M Teething Drops and Soothing' Syrups,, especially prepared for Infants in amis and Children alfages.- ,. . - . v.-. To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of CaJxy-&ti Proven directions on each package. Physicians everywhere recommend it. New Statistics on Forests Published Students and others Interested in forestry and forest products statistics will find valuable in formation In the new United States department of Agriculture yearbook, entitled "Forestry and Forest Products," declares Smith L. T&vlor. ranaror nf tho PnRrnHn West in the McKenzie bridge aiBtrict. "Some of the subjects covered by the statistics are forest areas, wood and timber stands and for est fires." says Mr. Taylor. "There are figures on lumber production and value, wood, wood pulp and paper. Other tables give statisti cal data on forest planting, na tional forest roads and trails, grazing, timber sales, and miscel laneous forest products. "Comparative figures given vari ously by years or decades. Tables are subdivided by states and sum marized by regional groups or for the" country as a whole." University Not to Greet Legislators STATE HOUSE, SALEM, Ore., Jan. 30. Thia session of the legis lature will' set a precedent by not making the biennial junkets to the University of Oregon and Oregon Ag ricultural eollege. There was consid erable opposition to making the trips j so' the members from Benton and , Lane counties reached the conclusion that the trips would not he tsken. NOT JUST SOMETHING TO EAT BUT a well-balanced food that is 100 nourish ment and easily digested. , Order a 12 biscuit package today. ' , Shredded at. A fULLMEAL INl BISCUITS (3CdlT U USU Uj; MAKION DAVirJ 4 Last Continuous Today 1 10 ), TODAY'S ftiTuo- Kindly call at box office J""' tu HCKeiS. ennA ... I nnlv. ' "B1 SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" and INSIST I 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 PUBLIC DANCE DREAMLAND HALL Every Wednesday and Saturday night Music by Woods Orchestra Men 75o Ladles f Colds Headache Pain Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis Lumbago, Rheumatism -f-ft Accept only "Bayer" package ' which contains proven directions. , t .J Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets st Also bottles of 24 and 100 Druggists. As?!rui la the trade mark of Barer Uannfactare of UoDoaeetlcacldcster ot Sallcrllcaeld Ymr motor never snapped over quicker xAsnrnmer man it does WOTironthe new whiter lied CrowruYou never got fas ter. smoother acceleration in traffic, nor better mileage. The new winter Red Crown" is alnrsnappy-wmterj; and powerm heapingmeasuie. STfNIX&RDOrL. COMPANY The best buy irilbwn Buy it anywhere you aee the red, white and blue pump at Standard Oil Service Stations and at dealers. Saturday and Monday Specials Fresh Kggs, per dozen 35o 10 lbs. Best Cano Sugar" 75c 3 lbs. Bunnnns 25c 3 doz. Small Ornnffea 25o Good Newton Apples, per box $1.35 Fresh "VVoodlnwn Butter, lb. .. 42o Fancy Picnics, lb 16c Bacon Backs, lb 25c Celery or Lettuce, each 10c 6 lbs. Turnips or Eutabaga .... 25c 7 lbs. Carrots 25c 6 lbs. Small White Beans .... 50c 3 lbs. Fancy Head Rico 25c 4 lbs. Bulk Macaroni 25o 4, lbs. Bulk Cocoa 25c 4 Largo Florida Grapefruit ... 25c 1 lb. can Edwards Dependable Cof feo . ; . 49o 3 lb. Can Edwards Dcnendablo Coffee $1.45 5 lb. Can Edwards Dependable Coffee $2.35 4 large cans Peaches or Apricots 89c 5 No. 2 cans Broken Sliced Pineapple 98o 3 Largo Cans Tomatoes ....... 40c 3 Cans Tender Sweet Corn .... 40c 3 Cans Good Teas 40c 3 Pkgs. Shredded .Wheat 3 lb. Box Soda Crackers . . 5 lb. Bos Graham Crackers 35c 50c 89c 89c 10 Tall Cans Armour's Milk .. Armour's Milk, wcr case, tall cans $4.30 7 Bars White Wonder Soap .... 25c fi Bars Crystal White Soap .... 25c 4 Cans Light House Cleanser . . 25o 49 lb. Sack Princejs Hardwheat Flour $2.30 Haskell Feed & Grocery Co. Free delivery in city Phone 522 904 Olive St. GRAHAM'S STEPS TO ECONOMY SALE; of miss and children's shoes and not leaving out the boys, we are going to make it possible for every girl and boy to wear a pair of Graham'! Shoes at a saving that the mother can't afford to overlook. Visit our children's shoe department. Boys' Black Calf, welt solo , $1.95 One line of Boys' tan grain leather heavy J0 01 solo PM&0 A ten-inch top Boys' heavy .boots at .... $2.35 Moccasin pacs, high CQ Cff top, going at ...... VW0 Youths' Shoes in Black and Tan, calf leather, welt Q() QdT soles at Growing girls' brown calf, lace shoes for school CO (ZtZ wear VsttDD Growing girls' all black kid lace shoes,' welt soles, for Q f5 dress or school wear vOiuU One line of growing girls' brown low shot's QQ Off at vOOD Several lines of infants' first step shoes while they 05 . last. A line of infants' play g shoos, 5 to 8, at .... r?0,' A lino "of white and brown top button Shoes 1 35 You can have n black and brown, a real shoes in 8J 21 fin to 11, nt JVW Odd and end play shoes in smokft tan and black Misses tan and black school shoft ISy... $lj5 Misses' high top lace boots, siz far:..n..:.:. 4.35 One lino of smoky color slinw. calf -leather welt CO gj' solcSj fit ! We are continuing our sale prices on the ladies' and men's shoes for tli week. You had better come and' look for your siae at a big saving. No Exchanges No. Refunds. Don't Over look the i and wool ho at 95c pa