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Ldnesdny Evening, February' 4, 1925 THE EUGENE ODARD Pago Three JNCGVERED; R A R E OBJECTS OBTAINED I i mm fvt 4. A mil. JtUa "" r . u-Kv1..m wlm ruled tuv.rrl ana '"" r ill I'd i-y ""' J"iiu ,'"'lu1"a . .!;.. .. ili.' Hritl"ti wtiMum and rivr.iy uf I'MnaylvuuU at Ur ',L i bailie, airurdlnt Id tbe De- ber rrport of tho acirntlala made L inrinl ity Aminliain In ancient W U . .-.-.I .I.. Iha HlllMlim Lutafd obj-cn datln a. far 'back 2.KI0 X.. . . I .. , iiiitfl what has been Kli.d a. the ball of Juliet, ILi Vlhiblala-Makh. tile alber Bite I".'.. ..... l,..l,,lu nra work- whlia i"a History Worked Out. We bnve workrd out the blalory ,0, uulMlag from Nobonldua," he I .1-.. ..I i v nn in LUfl Bixm m'ory. U. -' ba.-k llirousb the re. in done by Bln-Balatau-lklil, a bun ,J .tare before by Kurl-Ualr.il, tbe Miira la tbe elxteenlh century, by bme-Dason, king of Jalln, ilk hun ,i ycara before that, to lt original MDdatlou, by Jiir-Sln of Ur about 10 U. -' I''vtn below the wnlls of Ir-Slii we bnve come upon brick- brk 01 a more ji.iiim.'o - Mine, but inaraeu wiui io i.i..-r t, (loftily Impnysscd to hold the .. ..A.ulrit nf the ahadowv kinEH iriflt. o . , iim second dynasty of Ur who may ,, rdenrd some 2800 years before 'Krora on Inacrlpllon preaervea in , nwacaiim at Vale we know that . i.. i bins of Babylon. Nabonldue, ElowinK ancient precedent, conae- hlpd 111" (UUglltcr, uei-oiuiu-mu- as high priceless ot tne moon goo L'r and built an E-Uig-l'ar Op. Kter fur her dwelling, and incident . k. lava Hown the most admirable brill precepts for her guidance. Actual uonveni uuuiiiibu Th. ffrnnnrl nlfln of the Dlace fl.ll- Lrs perfectly to the word 'cloister' led in lale inscription ana mere can ire le no doubt we nave tne actual invent of the priestess. ... . The contents ot tne Duiiarag were i.k Important than its character. hool materials, writing exercises, aaamfi tn show that the reli- Iius houses then as now, had their watlonal s'de and the daughter of ibonidua, himself a well-known an uary, appears to. have kept a nm- hra in her convent, tor mere were lunil in the ruins a largj number objects of such different dates that ; hurl nn nnv nthcr thpnrv to nc- innt fnr their nresence altonctber in man of the latest period." )ates for Fairs In Northwest are : Fixed at Meeting HOoriAM, Wash., Feb. 4. Datea Ir fairs in Washington, Oregon aud itidh t'olumbia, members of the l'a- ic Northwest Fair association, ar- jiiRed at the annual meeting of the mbcrs in Aberdeen, show the sea- bn will open at UreshnV, Oregon, nigiiKt ,'t, and closes with the Oregon pitp fair at Salein, September ii8 toj tober J. The complete schedule lh psluim. August 3 to H; iincouver, D.. August 8 to J8; Victoria, BC. beusl 17 to 2-; Skagit county fair, Hnrlinton, August 17 to 22; South t Wnsliington fair 'at Sentralia; ligtlst to 211; Grays Harbor lit ma, August III to September ;; loknne. September 7 to 3H; New '"stminstor, H. C; September 7 to 1; Ynkimii. September 14 to 20: Hfonl, Oregon, September 14 to : Western Washington at Puyallu:i. Member 21 to 27; Eugene, Oregon, kptemher 22 to 25; and Salem'. The SPEEDCOP MARRIED TO SPEEDER He Was So Nice When He Arreated Her That She Just Couldn't Halo Falllno. In Love With Him, She Declares (ft I MBHTS VALUE larRe where seatUTf.I tilumni' and friemlti of the iiist it nt iu are ('minted on to swell the total to tliP Knul of JpOO.OtH.. Work on the huj:o Memor ial Imildiiijj. whirh will lnum .student, furulty mid titunini mtivitioH on Hio rainpuii, l expected t.i he Yeil under wh.v by tins full a,i completed the yi'ur following. George Brcreton, speedcop, and his prisoner,. Nee Helen Eldridge or Is he her prisoner? . . BERKELEY, Calif., Feb. 8. Ber keley's super-cops arc efficient po licemen. ' Also, they have such a kindly mari ner! , . Witness Officer George Brereton, who while not working on the local force, is studying criminology at Uni versity of California. A natty machine whizzed down an avenue. Brereton's motorcycle gave cbuKo. He halted the car. 'You arc old enough to know bet ter," said Brcreton sternly, as he made out the tag for court appear ance. And pretty Helen Eldridge, also a California student, smiled through her tears, and begged another chance. The good looking officer relented. ' That was eight months ago. Now conies news of the elopement of the sprcder and the supcr-eop. "He wan so nice about it that I couldn't help being friendly," explains the bride. "I knew from her face that I couldn't arrest her," says Brereton. The girl doesn't speak in her timid, tearful manner. And Brcreton is the one to meekly chorus "Yes, my dear." "Which proves that even a super cop can be rendered helpless by U pretty girl providing the cop is nice, handsome and soft spoken. racing card includes three heat events and two best three out of five heats. Approximately 130 representatives and allied interests were present. . Springfield Schools Hold Examinations SPUING FIELD, Ore., Feb. 4. (.Special) Examinations arc being conducted today and tomorrow in the Springfield high school, with exemp tions granted to a number of students who averaged DO per cent or above in their studies. Exemptions are not being granted, however, in bookkeep nig, typewriting, physics, Spanish II and manual training. r A total of nine studenfs received exemptions in Algebra I; three in Al gebra II; seven in geometry; 10 in civics; 14 in the history courses; eight in English I; -three in English II; nine iu English III; seven in English V; eight in English VII; four in social problems; eight in biology; two in Spanish III; seven In. short hand; nine in general science; six in domestic science I; two in domestic science III; one in Latin III., and lo in Latin I. , , ' - There will bo no school Friday morning. The afternoon of that day will be given ,over to registration for the second semester. j r WASHINGTON. Feb. 4. The con troversy among army and navy of f i cers over the value of aircraft took on new ramifications today when I Representative Perkins, republican, of New Jersey announced that three ; navy officers had requested the house ! aircraft committee not to summon . them because they could not give their j' honest views for fear of being dis-1 ciplincd. On the army side, the row already has said in a request from Secretary Weeks that Brigadier General Mit chell, assistant chief of the iur serv ice, explain certain statements 'he made to committees in congress in support of increased aviation facili ties. tf General Mitchell declared that cer tain officers were afraid to 'tell the truth" about aircraft through a fear of beiug disciplined, "indirectly" through transfer to less favored posts. Representative Perkins would not reveal the names of the navy officers who asked not to be summoned, but he, said that one of them liad declared if he testified what he believed "well, Guam is a long distance away." He said the request had come to him as chief examiner of the aircraft committee. He also declared it would be an "outrage" should General Mit chell fail of reappointment as assist ant chief of the air service, and thus automatically revert to the rank of colonel. Pending his reply to Secre tary Weeks' request for information about his testimony, a decision of the generul's reappointment is held in abeyance. "I propose if possible," Mr. Per kins added, "to determine to what ex tent terrorizatipn prevents officers from telling the truth to congress." Coast is Caught Between Flanks Of Two Storms SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 4.Tlie Paeifii- coast is caught between, two flanks of a big storm tod.iy, the first flank having moved on after bring ing soaking ruins from the Canadian line t.i eeutrnl California, and tin1 (second due to begin its drive on the seaboard states tonight or tomorrow. It is expected thi portion of the storm will reach to southern Califor nia fld will bring many inches of new snow to the mountain region. heeding our warning and preparing for the end." He added that Rowetiites in Pasa dena are making every effort to dis pom of their earthly belongings be fore Friday. Spokesmen for Mrs. Uowen yester day announced that the prophetess would remain srchidcd in her home, and that other Hollywood members of the cult would follow her example, during the hours set apart for doom. If Rheumatic Eat No Sweets dizzy? You're Bilious I Breath Bad? Your Stomach is Sour I IS Scene of Memorial Drive is Shifted OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL LEGE, CORVALLIS, Feb. 4. With the completion of the campus cam paign for the memorial union build ing, and the virtual -wiudup of the Benton county drive among the near by alumni and business men, the scene of the memorial campaign shifts this week to Portland. Approximately $!!00,000 is now in the subscription chest, more than $',04,000'of which was subscribed the first week by students aud faculty. Portland first, and then the state ut Sawmill Stacker Is to be Re-Built SPRINGFIELD, Ore., Feb. 4. (Special) Work of rebuilding the stacker is going forward at the local Booth-Kelly sawmill. Steel segments are being discarded, and replaced by new ones, and an entirely new founda tion of concrete and timbers laid. It will be about two weeks before the work can be finished ready for opera tions again, according to John C. Parker, master mechanic at the mill who is 'in charge of the construction work. Estate of Jasper M. Miller, Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given tbat Lizzie H. Miller has been, by the County Court of the State of Oregon, in and for Lane County, appointed adminis tratrix of the estate of Jasper M Mil ler, deceased. All' persons having cluims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly stated and verified, at the law office of A. E,. Wheeler, in Eugene, Oregon, within six months from this 4th day of Feb ruary, lOL'. LIZZIE If. MILLER, Administratrix. A. E. WHEELER. Attorney. No.l7SS-Ved-dy-mi . THE BUTTON SHOP Pleating, Ituttoos and Hemstitching 86 7th Ave. East. Phone 1715-J. Don't Forget The Dance at JUNCTION CITY Friday, Feb. 6th Music' by WOOD'S ORCHESTRA of Eugene Clears tomplcxton Phi how clear and beautiful your fomplexion is today, my dear 1" "HERE is tt certain Joy a cer tain prlda in knowing you are m red, whother It bo from father, '"ttitr, husband or sweetheart! M buk of that Joy is the satis Ktion ol knowing all is well. Men are fascinated by tha wma of beauty. Women gaze a envy, secretly Jealous, per ?s Pondering hoping praying r tnat attractiveness which is not But, why the wondering v nopln,, th8 praying for that r"ed tor attractiveness t hat ;'r Wn thato beauty. A clear ;n tho barometer of one's Mltlon. A healthy akin radiates auty puro clean bIood meaQa a "r skin. ril?' 18 wltInR to help you. It r a your blood ot Its Impurities V,7.ou thn c complexion, nee 12, 8 S 8 hM been rWJlns . hlood Impurities, from Pies, from blackheads, bolls, "ma and from rheumatism, too. ,,"'! 8 8.8. t m,de from fresh ami barks. It may be taken ' Perfect safety. Try It your- t", ou Vn not on'Jr 1 better, " Tou will feel better, too. J, ' .in. Tlx Ursa ! HQ C C Ohe Worlds Best XJ.J.J. WoodMedldrv New Millinery Store Fill Open Saturday, February 7th A very cordial invitation is extended to the ladies of Eugene to visit the New Millinery Store which will open in the new Laraway building Saturday. Many new spring models will be shown for the first time. Leone Jenkins (UPSTAIRS) New Lnrnwny Building Opposite Hex Theatre ESPECIALLY FEATURING the FAMOUS LINE OF BRODINE Trimmed HATS PASADKXA, ChI., yPb. 4. Pasa dena followers of Mrs. Margaret llowrn, Hollywood nrophctcNs who predicts next Friday will sec the "end i of the world," will gather with mom- bers of the I.os AurpIoh "Reformed' j Adveutist colony to await the fall of the curtain on modern civilixation, according to Dr. .1, Franklin Ualzar, leader of the Push dona group. "We are convinced beyond nil doubt," Ir. Italznr said lnnt night, "that the earth will be depopulated next Friday. It neem8 the most atnaj! ing thing that more people are not Kheumatism is easier to avoid thau to cure, states a well-known author-j ity. Wo are advised to drew warmly, ! keep thn feet dry, avoid exposure, and above all drink plenty of good water and avoid eating sweets of all kind. j Kheumatism is caused by body! waste and acids resulting from food j fermentation. It is the function of the kidneys to filter this poison from the blood and cast it out iu tbe urine; the pores of the skin are also a menus of freeing the blood of this impurity. In dump and chilly cold weather the skin pores are closed, thus f orchis the kidneys to do double work: they become weak and sluggish' and fail toj eliminate this waste and acids, which! keeps accumulating and circulating j through the system, eventually sett-f ling in the joints and muscles, caus ing stiffness, soreness and pain, called rheumatism. At tho first twllige of rheumatism got from any pharmacy about four , ounces, of Jad Salts; put a tablespoon ful in a glass of water and drink be fore breakfast each' morning for a week. This is helpful to neutralize acidity, remove waste matter, also to stimulate the kidneys, thns often rid ding the blood of rbeumntic poison. lad Stilts is inexpensive, and is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lit hio, and is used with excellent results' by thou sands of folks who arc subject to rheumatism. For Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache, Colds, Sour Stomach, Biliousness To clean your bowels without cramping or overacting, take Cascar ots! You want to feel fine; to be quickly free from sick headache, dizziness, biliousness, colds, bad breath, a sour, acid, gassy stomach. One or two Cascareta, anytime, will start the bowels acting. When taken at night, the bowels work wonderfully hi morning. ( 'asca rets never sicken or incon venience you next day like pilld, col oiik1!, salts or oil. ( 'hihlrcn lovo C'ascarets too. 10 cent boxes, also 2.1 and o0 cent sizes. Any drugstore. Hot Biscuits for Dinner! Make them with THE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKUNG POWDER They will be light tender tempting every time. , SALES 2a TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRAND 1JouT) ' jenjoy making KodaK Silhouettes Here's a new fun with your Kodak. At home and at parties you can get black and white pictures that are novel and in teresting. And you'll be surprised to find out how easy it all is. Plan silhouette party at the homo tomo evening ' aoon. An interesting little booklet that tolls you about silhouette making .the Kodak way is your for the asking ot our Kodak counter. Call for a copy. QUALITY FINISHING KODAK FILM j!-,.. MOTOR STORES ' J ' prri!v 7r Autos Pm To TiAX w tl f . - -1 ;,trWa , I 'If yCw!i v r kU iii EugQm Leads Again! How's That? GRAY'S MOTOR STORES Bringing the Store to the Housewife's Door! , TliiH idea lias boon tried out in Eastern cities, and in California, and now Eugene is tho FIRST TOWN IX OREGON to got the benefit, in this new service of Cray's Cash nnd Carry Store. .. In oriental lands the merchant still calls at each door, basket balanced on his head, tho-goatherd's bell still tinkles down the streets at dawn , . . i "FRESH MILK GOOD WARM FRESH MILK' ' Gruy's Motor Store is utiliziifg modern machinery tu curry on this primitive personal service, to the homo. , 1 The best if) 'none too good for tho Eugene housewife. Gray's Motor Store represents THE BEST in present-day methods of merchandising. It puts Gray's Cash and Carry prices at your door. It will start from Gray's Cash nnd Carry Thursday morning, February 5, ut 8 o'clock. Tho route that day will be ns follows: ' ROUTING OF GRAY'S MOTOR STORE Thursday Morning, February 5 8 TO 9:30 A. M. ON LAWRENCE FROM FIFTH TO CLARK 8TREET8. ON JEFFERSON FROM CHESHIRE TO FOURTH ON MADISON FROM FOURTH TO FIRST ON MONROE FROM FIRST TO THIRD 9:30 TO NOON ON WEST THIRD TO BLAIR ON WEST FOURTH FROM BLAIR TO MADISON ON WEST FIFTH FROM MADISON TO POLK ON WEST SIXTH FROM BLAIR TO LAWRENCE NOON TO 3:00 P. M. ON WE8T SEVENTH FROM LAWRENCE TO MONROE ON WEST EIGHTH FROM BLAIR TO CHAMBERS ON CHAMBER8 FROM EIGHTH TO ELEVENTH ON ELEVENTH FROM CHAMBERS TO VAN BUREN 3:00 TO 5:30 P. M.- ON TENTH FROM VAN BUREN TO JACKSON ON NINTH FROM JACKSON TO MONROE ON EIGHTH FROM BLAIR TO LAWRENCE ON NINTH FROM LAWRENCE TO MADISON ON TENTH FROM MADISON TO LINCOLN WATCH THE PAPERS FOR FURTHER ROUTING j M
