The Eugene guard., February 10, 1925, Image 2

Tuesday Evening, February, nj
THE EUGENE GUARD
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LOCAL FI1IS
Raw furs a!id hides, valued at ap
proximately $1000, wore stolen last
nieut from the Willamette Hide and
Junk company ot 175 Eiehth avenue
wt. The llii'ft, discovered this morn
'iig by It. M. .Miller, one of the pro
; . ii'tors, wim reported to the police
t ..a il iii.'jn. uud officers are worked
,ni clues todiiy.
Iwruiy b. nvcr skins, valued al
? .,0' . uus the chief loss. Among the
iiier hides tuken were:
.Seveu foxes, valued at $10 each;
five mjnk, $7 eiich; five bobcats, (5
ctich; 10 ukunks, $1.50 euolikand fiv
tuons, escu.
The hides stolen were part of a
consignment, vnlued at more than
$1!0,000, which Mr. .Miller expect to
take to New ,orlc the luttur part of
this month. Kight murtin hides, wortt.
more than S'JSO, hanging above the
desk in the office about midway down
the building, wero overlooked by Un
thief, Hr. Miller reported.
"Ve never keep expensive hide in
our Eighth street headquarters," aald
Mr. Miller today. "We usually take
them to our warehouse. Yesterday
was a heavy dny, though, and 1 am
sure that the thief was someone who
bad been in the building, and no
ticed that I was busy nd was likely
not to take Uie valuable hides home.
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To relieve congestion as the result
of increased enrollment at the Geary
school a new schedule for the classes
of the first grade was decided on at
a meeting of member of the school
board and officials of the school to
day. The first grade pupils will be
formed in two divisions, one to take
morning class work and the other in
the afternoon. Whether thia system
will also be planned , for tho other
grade schools will depend on tho in
creased enrollment shown thcro dur
ing the next few days, according to
ltev. Frederick (i. Jennings, choir
man of tho school board.
NOTICE
In tho Circuit Court of the State
of Ureguu for the County of l.aue.
lu the Matter of the Application of
Avon Jlubb anil llyrd Unlib to register
the title to tho following described
l.umlx: Lots nufnbered Niue (UJ, Ten
(Hi), and Kleveu (11 of Section mini
um i-u 'Iwelvo (11!), in Township Sev
eiuecii (17) Huuth of Itaugo L'our (1)
S.i-m ol the Willamette Meridian, in
l.iinc County, State of Oregon; Ap
pi.cirtils; vs. '
Alice .M. Iteekwlth and L. O. Ueck
wiiii, her hlmliuud; Yollssa V. Wil
kins, a w.dow; Itosalia A. Wood, a
widow; May : Mi'lntyi'O and J.
Al. .Melntyre, her luisliiiml; tola tj.
Muirii nnil Tom Sharp, her huahand;
liirdic Kricke and J. W. 1'rieke, her
liusuiimt; Mabel J. .Seluver, n widow;
Andrew J. ltulib; and .Myrtle Ilubli. his
wife; Kilward ltubb, a widower; Wil
lie llulih mid Agnes llubb, bis wife;
lttiyuiund ltubb and lolu Hiilib, his
wife; uml to all whom It May con
cern; Defendants.
TAKU NOTICE
That on the J 7th day of January,
A. !., IH-'j, an applicallon whs filed
hy said A vmi llnbl) and By id llubb,
111 the Circuit. Court of Iiiino Coun
ty, Oregon, fur initial regislratlou of
the title to I lie land above described.
Now, unless you appear on or be
fore the 1-tli day of Mnrcb, A. I.,
llilia, and show i-auso why such appli
ciitinn shall not he granted, the same
will be taken as confessed, and a de
cree will he entered according to the
prayer of the application, and you
will bo forever barred from disputing
the same.
It. S. lIHYSoy, County Clerk.
Hy S. 10. SKENE, Iieputy.
No.l7Ui:-Tuee-dy-nilti
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOU SALE Oue of the best corner
penpertics In Eugene's residence
disirict for either a home or a com
munity grocery. A good six-room
house wilh all modern conveniences.
A big bargain for Irts than $:iihh) it
taken nt once. Care (iuard U71.. tf
I'olt SALE UI-J4 Maxwell Touring,
like new. lu looking through the
I'tirtland papera Sunday there was
only one .Maxwell advertised for
sale and that was a lti'.M for $7'-V
Wo are going to sell this JUL I car
for $7i0. Iiou't miss this one.
0. c. Mont .v. co iM'j olive st. na
FOH NAl.lv-Late model Kurd Coupe
In Al coniliiion. This is a real buy.
Wo will trade and give terms, it
will pay you to see It.
O. C. MOllt & CO., IMS Olive. fl'.
FOlt SALE An auto ramp to be
proud of. Care 117 M liuard Office.
112
UOHI) WOOI H.WtlE FOlt SALE
l'bone 1IM.VY. Call U.VI W IHh St.
f II!
(len. N, Mrl.esn, Insurance, Mlfl
Willamette St. Phone 017. tf
The Woman Pays
For morninrf grouches,
start every dny with
good cheer
111 nature In the
, morning is the result
-of accumulated puls
ions.
Ther are sy to
All,iaa llit.lr
)S V slesa of water before
washes out the stomach and fila It
for fond.
Add to that water a little Jail Ralls.
Then you have an acid, effervescent
drink. Jt is delightful. Jsd Salts are
sKratv
Age 77, But Makes Her
Own Way
Highest Pay Was (18 a Week
But She Saved
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When Margaret May was 37, her
husband died leaving her without
funds to support their four child
ren. Unaided, she made her way,
not only meeting current expens
es, but nutting aside aavings to
care for her old age. And her
highest pay at any tima was $18
a week. She just celebrated a
cheerful 77th birthday at a Sal
vation Army home In New York,
where she still la paying .her own
way.
Saki. Necessary to
Announce Arrival
Of Babe, is Word
When a Japanese family makes the
proud announcement of the arrival of
a new son or daughter it is necessary
to invite the neighbors in to a party
and this also involves the serving of
saki, a Japanese alcoholic drink. All
this was explained to Van Svarvorud,
chief deputy sheriff, by O. Shiniizue,
resident of the Mabel district, yestcr
dny. ShUuizue was arrested recently
when a liquor rid was staged at Ma
bel but he promised to pay his fine
later as the day of the raid also gave
him a new daughter. The deputy call
ed on Khimizue yestordny to obtain
the fine. lie obtained the money and
in addition was introduced to the
baby. The infant was in the midst of
a bath and Vau Svarvcruil aided in
this hy holding the lamp while the
parents performed the ablutions.
Recreation Phases
Of Forest Charted
Information relative to the recrea
tional resources of the Cascade na
tiiinud forest is being prepared by
Nelson V, Macduff, supervisor, fr
use of the advisory council to I'r evi
dent Conlidge's commilteo on out
door nnd recreational resources of
hinds -of tho United Kttitra.
The report is being compiled nt the
rriucHt of C. J. Jturkc, assistant dis
trict forester.
Mr. Mdcduff snya he is finding it n
difficult tank because the entire Cas
cade forest region in of fucli out
standing beauty that it is difficult to
aingle nut any particular portions of
it for detailed description nnd ex
ploration. Banking Code Bill
Passed by Senate
STATE HOrHlii, KAUSM, Ore.,
Feb. It) The revived banking code
bill, senate bill 47t was parsed by the
Hrnatc today, coming up ns a special
order at H o'clock. Tho debate was
brief..
Senate bill number designed to
relieve dry farmers on the north unit
project, p ii sped the senate tvday.
A bill introduced by Upton by ro
quest, providing for a state board of
therapy examiners nnd for regula
tion of cosmetic therapy passed the
senate today. '
ltouse bill nboMahing the of
fice of county Judge, was killed by the
house.
Highway to South
Opened to Traffic
Itcports wero received at the loral
office of tho Oregon State Motor as-
vocintin this atternoou that traffic
over the Pacific highway to the south
is open agnin. Tho slide near ltiwo
burg which blocked traffic over thv
week-end has been sufficiently cleand
to allow the pnttatig of curs. The road
damage on the highway near ltedding,
Cnl., has also been sufficiently repair
ed to emible the motvr traffic to con
tinue through uninterrupted.
PLANT IS PLANNED
SI'lilNtil'IEll), Ore., Feb. 10.
(Special) 1'. A. Swarta and John
Oliver, for three years employes of
the Swans and Washlnirne company
of this city, have leased the com
pany'a smuiihier house In Mount Ver
non, five miles southeast of Spring
field, from C. K. Swarta anil It. A.
Washlnirne, and are gulag luto the
wholrsale lueat-parkiug business for
themselves. The deal was completed!
yesterday, (ilenn Holt, for II years
employe of the Jacob Oold meat paik-
iiif concern of Toprka. Kansas, has
been hired by Swarta and Waslititirne
to take the plsoe of C. A Swarta and
Oliver. I
made from the acids of lemon aud
Srapea plus lithia, etc.
oub hour cornea complcto elim
ination. All that Irritates, all that
poisons Is removed. You start the
dav fit, bappy, energetic, IIU a child
of ten.
Millions do that now. If the ilsr
looks slooniy, they take Jad Salts
iu their mornini drink. Then every
thine is sunny iu an hour.
lou will save those lost days when
you find this out, and will thank us
for It, Start tomorrow. See what
a difference Jad Salta make. At all
drugKKta. (Adv) j
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liids for the operation of the coun
ty fifrry across the Hiuslaw were op
ened today by the county court but
no bid was accepted as further cur
sidcration of the matter wan dc-ir-ed,
wan the nniinuncemrnt. It in un-di-THtood
that ( I. Colter with a
low bid of .IH per month for tho op
eration of the ferry will get the con
tract if no change is made in the
opinion of the court.
The other bids submitted for th
ferry were: T. K. Furnish, Jlitf;
John W. THnner, $ltt0.rO; James All
ilridge, $UM; Hobert Baker, $H.j;
Jack Ifloni, $75,
The succem-tful bidder will be re
quired to pout a bond of $.VX, ac
cording to the specification asking for
tho bids. The furry which will op
erate between Florence and Olenada
will be started within the next two
weeka according to the plans of the
court. Foot passengers will be car
ried (roe and a charge of not over
50 cflntH will be made for automo
biles and other vehicles.
"The jstage is all set for a red-hot
celebration at the Lane county vet
erans' reunion Thursday night," Hai.l
(Joorgo K, Love, chairman of the com
mittee, who is directing details of Uie
celebration from a cot in the tiugeuc
hospital, where he is undcrgoii.,,
treatment fur a throat infection. '
'The program for the big show is
almost complete," said .Mr. Love,
"Doctor L. J. llenterline, William
l'agc and Carl MieklesoD being in
charge of the administrative work.
Any reports that my illness will
change ttie program in any way are
all wrong. We're too far aiong to go
back on any of our plans."
"There will be jazz btmuv, confetti,
dancing girls, orchestras, . vaudeville
kits, boxing bouts and eats. It will be
the biggest biift ever staged in Eu
gene. In addition to the program an
nounced, Buddy K ii Bsc 11 is on the bill
for a drum nolo. Mr. and Mrs. ISid
Woodiioube and company will stue
a dance feature that is big time vau
deville quality. Hugh Winder is
working up a -specialty musical num
ber that will be a knockout.
"If you like blackface comedians
you will liko Shorty Addison's spec
ialty number. Or if yju run to real
prize fights, not boxing exhibitions
you'll see the how of your life,"
Mr. Love declares he will be at tb-
reunion if it is necessary 1o movo hi-
hospital cot to the armory. Today he
received a largo bouquet of flowers
from the drum and bugle corps, of
which he is commander.
Carl (.!. Wnshburne, Itotnry club
president, announcca that Tuesday,
February 24 will bo set aside for a
special observance of the anniversary
of tho founding of Itotnry, The order
was established HO years ago. At the
next luncheon meeting there will be
n talk by Frederick (iroenwood, man
ager of the federal reserve bank nt
l'ortla nd.
It Ik also announced that the inter
city meeting with Corvallis nnd Sa
lem, scheduled for Wednesday eve
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things that you would much pre
fer to wash yourself. The ease and
satisfaction with which it is done de
pends on the soap you use. A few
moments rinsing in the bathroom
bowl, using
i co
"It taket to little." "For
Vw
Oak Wood
Just received, five carloads of dry oak and
Maple. Order now before it is too late
UNDER COVER ANY LENGTH
Manorud-Huntington
Fuel Company
Room 24 First National Bank
ning has been postponed until -next
Monday evening. The meeting will be
held at Corvallis. It is expected that
a large number of the Kotariana and
their wives wjll make the trip to Corvallis.
St. Helens Will
Gain Paper Mill,
Is Announcement
OREGON CITY, Ore., Feb. 10.
I'lnns will be stsrted st once for the
erection of a ,500,XK) paper mill at
St. lli-lens, Ore., tliat when finally
completed will have a capacity for
Manufacturing from ItOO to 4IK) tons
of crt paper daily, it was announced
Here induji by W'illard H. Ilawley,
Jr., whose statements were' substan
tiated by his father, W. H. Ilawley,
Sr., heads of the Ilawley Pulp and l'a
per company, both of whom arrived
in Oregon City today from Wan Fran
cisco. The mill will be built in ujiits, the
first unit to have a capacity of 00
tons daily, and will employ about ,150
men.
Interested with the Ilawleya in the
building of this mill at St. Helens
will lie the Mccormick Steamship line,
the $2,300,000 stock 'of that compony
being controlled by the llawteys nnd
the .McCormicks.
Oregonian's News
Keel to Show Here
Firtt showing lu Eugene of the
new Oregoniun news reel will be at
the Heilig theater Wednesday night,
in connection with the regular pro
gram of the Western vaudeville.
The news reel pictures the news
of Oregon in the same fashion aa the
l'atlie news shows events of the
world. The reel is being prepared by
FKiyd Maxwell, formerly editor of tho
Oregon Oaily Emerald, and now mo
tion picture editor of- The Oregoniau.
Crowd Expected to
See Game Pictures
A big attendance at the sportsmen's
banquet and wild life movies tonight
at the First Christian church is be
ing prepared for, announced W .It.
Wallace, chairman of the committee
planning the affair, thrs afternoon. At
the noon luncheon of the Hilary it
was indicated that a large delegation
would be preaent from Uiat club, ad
the Kiwanis club haa indicated it will
attend almost in a body. The Uon3'
club is sponsoring the program.
Spenkcra at the banquet' will be
Captain A. E. Burgliduff, state
gome warden; C. S. WJiitmore, edi
tor of Sportsman and Fancier; nnd
It. .7. Kirkwood, secretary of the
Oregon Sportsmen's association. r
Eighty-eight per cent of the
French houses destroyed during
the war have been rebuilt, and 8
per cent ot the trenches have been
filled In.
Tape's Cold Compound"
Breaks a Cold Right Up
Take two tablets
every three hours
until three doses
are taken. The
first dose always
gives relief. Th
aecoud and third
doses completely
break up the cold.
Plcnsant and safe
to take. Contains
no quinine or opi
atea. Millions use
"Pape's Cold Com
pound." Price,
thirty-fire cents,
tulee il
Druggists guar
many dainty, intimate
White King
JJSSRiSf SOAP '
will bring results that will
reflect your pride in your
prettiest garments.
It will nerer harm
the. most delicate
fabrics that water
lone does not
injur.
every houiehold use."
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. UP)
While methods of carrying its rec
ommendations into effect were being
assailed today before a bouso com
mittee, members of President Cool
idge's sgriculture commission appear
ed before the senate agricultural com
mittee to explain their auggestions.
B. !'. Yoakum, chairman of the
Karmer-to-t'onsumer .league occupied
th stand before the house agricul
ture committee, and he delivered a
vigorous onslsught against the Wil
liams bill, designed to carry on' riic
pmuiendations of Cite c nUfience, at
the same time urg:u the t'urtis-Aa-well
measure fr a system of cooper
ative marketing agencies.
Farmer Views Differ
ltefore the Semite committee, W.
M. Jardint), a member of the confer
ence, declared the recommendations
were based on views widely held by
farmers and followed testimony of au
thorities on agriculture"'.
"It is time for the farmers to get
behind some plan and stop fighting
each other," he declared, adding that
"the recommendations will relieve ag
riculture and w.ll make a start toward
permanent farm relief."
Senator MoNary Speaka
Senator McNary, republican, Ore
gon, challenged the statement of the
witness that the Oregon I'rune Grow
ers' association was an example of
successful cooperative marketing. He
asserted be was one of the largest
prune growers in the west and bead
of one of the biggest cooperative or
ganizations, and "as a matter of fact,
the Oregon l'runc Growers' associa
tion now is on the rocks," because
they tried to spread out too far.
Senator Harrison, democrat of Mis
sissippi, questioned the witnesa .pn
the aource of the information that
led to such drastic recommendation!
for 'the revision of the protestive tar
iff, he declared he waa prepared to
fight any expansion of the tariff.
Veto of Governor
Hartley Overridden
OLYMPIA, Wash.. Feb. 10. The ;
house today by a vote of 77 to 20 de - i
cided to override Governor Hartley's j
veto of the seed wheat appropriation I
bill. 1
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IT BEATS ALL
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Just rub on the new application
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A few seconds' rubbing and it i
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It oils up and limbers up the joints, ,
' subdues the inflammation and reduces
the swelling. Joint-hase is the one;
great remedy for all joint troublea
and Carroll's rtiarmaey and other
live druggists arc dispensing ft daily .
a tube for CO cents.
The area of the principality of
Monaco with its famous Casino is
only eight square miles.
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ARE YOUSO SKiNNY?
Don't your mother know that Cod
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healthy flesh on your bones in just
a few weeks?
Tell her every druggist haa it in
sugar-coated tablet form npw so that
you won't have to take the nasty,
fishy-tasting oil that is apt to upset
your delicate stomach.
Tell her that McCoy's Cod Liver
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One sitkly thin kid, age 0, gained
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A. Kuykcndall, Carroll's Pharmacy
or any good druggist for McCoy's
Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets
the original and genuine 60 tablets
60 cents aa pleasant to take as
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We install Tile Floors and Drain Boards
Our New Location
University Concert Serlea for 1925
WOMAN'S BUILDING
Tickets on sale at Laraway's Music Store
through the
SOUTHLAND
T7 y v m
By Train and Ship 72t
to New York vWj
Go this way it costs .
but little more vSfcspt
Shasta route to California (four fine ""rjpSilSgxTSy
trains daily) thence scenic Sunset afSjAEfc vi
route to New Orleans. f
Excellent meals in the Southern Pacific JuTJS.
dining car. SS-krj.
Connection at New Orleans with pala. A5SroSv
rial steamers for New York-meals and PapT 1
berth included in the one fare. Itif2 I
Stopovers en route; see the Mardl Grai I V jS! I
at New Orleans. 1 KjSAfiJiJi.
AskaboutCarrisoGorgeroutefromSan V ffiz0Zrj&f$
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For further information, ask v"
SoufheswPaciiic
"Mr. -S. W. Shoemaker,
representing the Western
Bond & Mortgage Company
of Portland, Oregon, will be
at the Osburn Hotel, Thurs
day and Friday, February
12th and 13th, for the pur
pose of taking applications
for loans jn the City of Eugene."
Theatr
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' Selling
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Doors Open 7:45
Curtain 8:20 p, m
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Guy Maier .
and
Lee Pattison
DUAL PIANISTS
These artists are th
first to appear on th
university concert
series this year. Their
program is an extra
ordinay performance
and should be of great
Interest to Eugene's
music lovers. '
Tuesday
Feb. 10.
to the
?JaAST