The Eugene guard., February 13, 1925, Image 2

Page Two
TILE EUGENE. GUARD
El
MONARCH OF ALL HE SURVEYS
Big Spotted Cat, While Net Confirmed Vegetarian, Isn't Really
So Bad at He'a Sometimes Said to Be
To discuss tho question ot land val
ues In Lane county in order that thors
may lie a standard basis in llsllng by
local realtors, an Invitation lias been
extended to tbe land settlement com
mittee of the Ihixene chamber ot
commerce to meet wnn the realty
Uonrit in the near future.
This action was taken at the noon
uicciing of the really board today, A
inns of talki on the need o( this
.i,uOurdiztituii wus held. Jli'hin Uau'
u alated tlmt he believed that valu-
should bo based on production
i w,.ik X.. Kinney pointed out that in
;, i aumo furms under successful
luijiiiit meiit would produco more than
lu.ucr poor management and atated be
tui.eved that ,11ns basis would be iu-
uccurate.
Loyal Hush voiced the belief that
living conditions being better in ome
localities than others that this would
be a factor iu valuation. The need of
organization in order that standard
viiiuca could he listed by the realtors
was told by Lawson 0. Bradley.
The I'ortlund chamber of commerce
is aupporting tho movement to have
late realtors list their properties at
the Portland office and also at the
Los Angeles office of tiie chamber for
the benefit of prospective residents.
15 LOST AS
RESULT OF SHOT
As the result of - the accidental
discharge of a sholgtin yesterday, Or-
ian Cummins, resident of Goodpast
ure island had his right hand ampu
tated at the wrist yesterday afternoon
at the Pacific Christian hospital. Mr.
Cummins bad been bunting rabbits and
Hlood the shotgun nguinst the house
when it was discharged. Friends took
him across to the eaHt aide of the is
Innd where a boat was obtained and
lie was then transferred to nn auto
mobile and brought, to the hospital. A
lorniiiuet was employed to stop the
flow of blood as It took quite a while
to get the injured man across the
river and into the city. Mr. Cummins
hns a wife and small baby.
COUNTESS IS MARRIED
NEW yOUK, Feb. 13. Although
Countess Murie Therese Von liiirten
nil, only daughter of I'rince Alexander
of Hattcuburg, who sat on the throne
of Bulgaria from 1870 to 1880 and
Dr. Charles Boisscvaln of Colorado
Hprlugs, . were married here at St.
Patrick's Cathedral on December 20,
the newa did not become public until
today:
vmi
t i - , ' f
a bin J.auur( Wednesday after visit
uig in town.
Mrs. Lillian Briatow and daughter,
Maruiu. were In from Dexter Wednea
day vuiling at the home of Mrs. Bris
tow's ;sieuts, Mt, and Mrs. J. W.
Muikhem of 124 Main street.
Mt-a. Annie Knox and Mrs. Charles
F. Kgaiuisnn were business visitors in
Kugeiie Wednesday.
Bill liar. Hpringfield high school
graduate ti'ho hns been working near
Ken.j. Niv., ia visiting friends in this
my.
WoolWVs orchestra will furnish
sped! music for . the Methodist
church's evening service at 8- o'clock
Sunday ii-glit.
FRANKLIN ,
this big spotted oat, who esn't change hla spots, la certainly an
elegant looking fellow. While, frankly, he'a not a vegetarian, he
Ian t as black as aoma have painted him. It li easy to aee that what
ever hla faults may ba, he'a a perfect gentleman; aomethlng on the
order of the mlldeet man that ever scuttled a ship or cut a throat.
Rheumatic?
1
Thia will
give you quick relief
The lightest application and
pain and stiffness begin to give
way as fresh, new blood Is sent
tingling; through the infected
: spot. No bothersome rubbing.
Just pat it on gently. Get this
rjuick sure relief today. All
druggists 35 cents.
Sloan's Liniment
"Kills pain
News of Nearby Towns
Special Correspondence To The Guard From Various
Live Districts In Its Field.
SPKINQFIKLp, Feb. 13. (Spe
clal). Nina Orcy of Portland has be
gun work in the office of the Ander
son Manufacturing company of this
citv. as secretary.
Mr. and Mrs. It .L. Burnett and
son iiiiiy returned yesterday from
Albany whero they visited ior a
touple of daya. .
Mrs. Clarence Grimes is improving
since Jier recent operation at the
Hpringfield general hospital, and is
expected to be brought home today.
Otto Whlttcnborger is buildiug n
new garage for Drew Oglevia.
Lester Barnes of Eugene has a new
position with the Anderson Manufac
turing corporation . of Springfield.
Martin Anderson, cabinet maker, and
lornicr employo of the company, is
also bock at work after an absence of
several months,
A Valentino wnfflo feed with a spe
cial program of music and other en
tertainment will be given In the
McUiodist church this evening for the
benefit of the playground.
M. J. Skinner and li K. Martin of
the Eugene offlcca ot the Booth-Kelly
Lumber company visited the local
llooth-Kclly Bawuiilt on busiucss last
Wcdueetlay. 4
The stacker, which Is being rebuilt
at tho Booth-Kelly 'sawmill la expect
ed to be finished by the end of next
week, according to John C. Parker,
master mechanic, who Is In charge of
the work. Timbers are being replaced.
and new concrete laid.
Tho telegraph gang tit the South
ern Pacific vailway company ia In
Springfield, stringing ati additional
telegraph wire to Oakridge. There has
been only one wire from Springfield
to tiakrldge In the past.
Mrs. Kosie Bosserman has return-
Meat Market Changes Hands
FORMERLY
13th STREET MARKET
Now
Palace Market
Everything's new, snotleas and clean,
The choicest of meats, both fat and lean.
Our prices are rlnht, they can't be beat,
Yet we deliver, on any old street.
OPENING SPECIALS
For SATURDAY
id from Portland, where she spent
sumo lime visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Cluir Baker.
Mrs. John C. Parker and daughter.
Mini F.unicc Parker are leaving this
evojiiig for Centralia, Wash., where
they wlli stay over the week-end.
Whllo thero ticy will visit Mrs. Par
ker's sislers, Mcsdames Mclntiro and
James, Peters, as well aa other rela
tives. They will motor to Centralia
and lack.
I'hn liarpole was admitted to the
fiprinn.'lcld general hospital Wednes
day. Steve Jtunynn and Mrs. Mary
Dowcy are other patients admitted.'
Mrs. A. C. Travis leoves today
for Dundee, Ore., where alio will visit
ner aaugnter, Mrs. W. J. Morrow
for a week or eo.
Jack JJynis' son, Jimmy llyuls Is
ni wua pneumonia at the Hynis home
at Sixth and E streets. Ho is being
ir oy .iirs. lj. K. .Myers.
Mrs. W. Henry Adrian left Wed
nesday uii a motor trip to Salem.
" ' ' visit there at the home of hei
risti r, Mrs. L. . .Myers.
Wayne Ysrncll of Lcnburg waa U
town Wednesday on business.
(Ime Goff of McKensie fish hatch
ery wa in from Vidu purchasing sup
plies Wednesday.
II. t.raft relurned to his home
FRANKLIN, Feb. 12. (Special)-
The Victor Bible class held its month
ly business snd loclsl meetings at the
church Friday night with about two
dozen members present. After a bus
iness session a program in charge of
Mra .Stlr.gley and Mrs. Smith fur
nished the evening's amusements. An
oyster supper was served In the base
ment. .
Mrs. J. II. 'Hayden will entertain
the Christian Ladies' Aid Thursday
afternoon.
Mr, and Mra. Alfred Smith had for
their dinner guests Sunday, Mr. and
Mrs. Seth Byres, and eons, Desn anr
Donald, Nina Bryant and Eva Crone.
Mrs. J. II. Hayden entertained Fri
day with a four-course luncheon, Mrs.
J. E. Milliorn, Mrs. It. T. Stingley,
Mrs. Chess Kirk, Mrs. T. C. Bryant,
Mrs. Alfred Smith and Mrs. O. W.
Stingley
Mr. and .Mrs. Nell Purkerson enter
tained licv. Kirtley and Mr. and Mrs.
Witcraft Sunday at dinner.
Mrs. Chess Kirk and Mrs. G. N.
Bryant have received newa of the
death of an uncle In Washington.
J. P. Milljorn came out from Junc
tion Monday for- an indefinite atay. .
Bill Hansen of Portland is here to
visit bia brother and wife and other
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Crone were
down from Eimira Friday afternoon.
WINBERRY
WINBERHY, Feb. 13. (Special).
Miss Tbelina Scott came Friday, from
Oakridge to spent a while with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Scott.
M. E. and Ed Golden made a trip
to Eugene Tuesday.
C. S. Moonsy, V. L. Hucka ' and
children made a business trip to Lo
well Wednesday. M
Mr. u ud Mrs. Nathan Chaffee and
Kttli Fon Bobby of Wendling were
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr,
and .Mrs. W. B. Scott. ,
M, E. and Ed Golden who have been
employed at Warner brothers' mill on
Littlu Fsll creek are moving back
bjni?, having completed their work
there.
Xucre is an epidemic oi colds in
til is community. Hardly a family luis
escape. I so far. It is something like.
the fiu. - f
s
BOB CAMPMANN LEADS h
SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Feb. 15V-
Bob Kampmann, San Antonio ama
teur, not considered among the likely
winuera of tho Texas open golf chain
nionahip, held a two-stroke advantage
over tho entire field of 120. national
stars when the first round, of 18 holes
was completed here today.
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(Continued trom page one)
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
TKAILKRH l-rin mu.
Ford Chassis. Parts for nil makes of
Cars.
RECLAIMED .U'ii) PARTS CO
1M W Sth Ave. flu
LOST Black patent leather handbag
.uu.uiuiug vaiimiiio papers and
mime cuaiigc, j.eavo at Guard of
fice.
Ill
FOR RENT Two furnished apart-
...i-,,.,.. i-o ciiuuren. i-u v nth. tf
LOST On vyest th, blsck leather
ni, leniocr lined continuing tools
and electric wire nnd other arlicles.
Return to Lara way's Music Store.
ft I
Roasts
Choice Beef
12
Beef Stew or
Boiling Beef
nd -Q? lb.
Souvenir For Each Lady Customer
PHONE 383
You will find thia market strictly up to date and
our rates will pleass you as well as onr meats
FOR SALE HV
HON EV JtEALTY CO.
7-HOOM modern house, i bed rooms,
very near the reuler of towu, gar
age. Beautiful ls,vn. Can be bought
for quirk sale f-.,0W. Liberul terms.
AlTKAiTlVE 0-room new house
thoroughly modern. Living nnd din
ing room combined, with attractive
fueplace. Two nice light airy bed
rooms. Very attractive tun room.
Kitchen with breukfast nook. Full
cement basi'meiit umi ri,ru,.A 11....1
wood floor iu living room and sun
room, iiarage. Price for quick sale,
fclNHI. Verv liberal li.,-,,,
T-KOOM Hoi.SK on paved street, 4
oeu rooms, fireplace, lit till 2-3
by 1110 In half block of car line.
Convenient to schools. Price S-loia.1.
Ursnd new coy house. Living and
dining room combined with fire
place, Built-iu book cusu. Nice kit.
chru with lots of liuilt-iiis. Break
fust nook with table nod chairs. 2
bed rooms with bath between. Gar
age. Price. &ILNHI. I.ili..t.l i.,n..
UOEY RLAI.TV I U., llovcy Block.
room t-uoue -111.1. ft4
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Xotico is hereby given, thst tbe un
dersigned wus by the County Cort
of Lnno County, Oregon, on tho 7th
day of February, 11)25, appointed ad
ministrator with will annexed of the
estate of Mary Jane Clucr, late 'of
Lane County, Oregon, and that kill
persons having claims against said
estate should present the same duly
verified to the undersigned at tbe of
fice of S. 1), Alien, Hovey Block, Eu
gene, Oregon, within six months frul
the first publication of this notice.
This notice is first published Feb. Ill,
1020. i
MARY JANE ZIM.MER, ':'
' Administrator '
S. D. ALLEN, Attorney for Estate.
No.l707-Fri-dy-iu0
HEILIG
Today
Huura
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hrrebr aiven thol tbe nn.
del-signed wus by the County Court
ot Lane County, Oregon, on the 7th
day of February, 1U26, appointed exe-
uior of the will aud estate of Samuel
finer, late of Ijine County, Oregon,
and that all persons having claims
against said estate should present the
ssme uuiy verified to tbe iiuderslgiied
at the office of S. I. Allen, Hover
Block, Eugene, Oregon, within six
I months from the first publication of
I this notice. This notice is first pub
lished Feb. l.t, IH2.V
.MARY JANE CH ER.
I Executor.
! S. I), ALLEN. Attorney fr Estate,
i No.l7UVl'ri-lj-mtl
w'lth
FRED THOMPSON
and .
SILVER KING
The premier of all
Western Pictures
OUR GANG
In
"Every Man For
Himself"
PATHK '
NEWS
Continuous
1 to 11 p. m.
TODAY'S GUEST
Mary R. Harris
1137! ,. Ferry St.
Kindly call at box-office for
your two tlckots good today
only.
leaas a majority of tbe members, but
the board of control desires that tbe
entire committee pass upon the eli
gibility responsibility of the applicant.
Each applicant for a loan must be so
compsnied by tbe certificate of res
ponsible abstractor or attorney at
lavt.
Waivers Asked..
Holders of prior liens' upon the
crops to be mortgaged to tie elate
must execute piuper waivers thereof
in faror of the state before any ap
plication for loan is finally annroved
by the hoard. This -rule, however, does
not apply to lessees of Isnd held in
irust ny tne united States gii
ment for its wsrds.
Proper wsivers must be executed
by holders of mortgages, judgments or
other incumbrances upon tho land
proposed to be re-seeled.
In all rases where tbe lands nro-
posed to be re-seeded are held under
lesse or contract of purchase provid
ing for crop paymenta to the veu-
dor, the lessor or vendor must join in
the execution of the crop mortgage to
tho atate.
Insurance Necessary.
Before any loan can be annroved
by tiie board satisfactory proof must
be furnished by 'tire committee that
the crops niortrancd in tho ninte n
or will be insured against loss by fire.
I, lion tue approval of a loan by. the
board of control 'the state treasurer
wil promptly remit lite amoimt'therc'
of to a bank in the county to be des
ignate! by tbe committee and the
committee shall be responsible for
the proper disbursement of the pro
ceeds of such loan.
Upon the delivery of any mortzae-
ed crop into the warehouse, the wheat
receipts therefore shall be issued bv
the warehouseman in the name of the
Oregon atate board of control, and the
same shsll be immedlatelv transmit
.eu totne board, and thereafter tho
groin repreaented by said receipts
may be aold by the beard at such time
and for such price aa it shall deem for
tee best interests of the state, and
the prcceeda of audi sale, less all
proper deductions, ahsll thereupon be
nppuea on tne mortgage debt.
Both men have failed to pay ti;ir
fines, and are in the county jaiL
In addition to ordering the destruc
tion of the 10 gallons on contraband
liquor. Judge Gilmore ordered ta
cifaation of tbe automobll
owned by L. V. Wilson, under the Fit
ordinance pertcining to liquor law vio
lations, wherein the illegal carrier
of whiskey may be aelxed and. sold b;
the city. This Is the first case
which this part of tbe city ordinance
haa been effective.
JUNCTION CITY, Feb. 13. (Spe
oial). The promoters of the propos
ed wooden railroad which msy be built
to the Lake creek country aro in
Junction City to interview business
men and citizens. If enough encoiir
ngement is received, the road may be
built, it is said. Junction City hopes to.
be the terminsl of the road. All the
snwmill men affected seem enthusias
tic over tbe prospect. Mr. Horton,
who owns the Horton mill at Horton.
has been to Portland to see the train
which runs on the road, and baa an
nounced that he is in favor of the
proposition.
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Fines of $200 each were assessed
to Ij. V. Wilson and W. L. Wilson of
Brownsville by Judge George A. Gil
more in municipal court thia after
noon, on the charge of attempting to
aell intoxicating liquor to merchants
Red License Plate
- Leads to Trouble
Sdll driving a car with a 1024 li
cense plate led to tbe appearance in
court of L. L. Palmer who paid
fine for hia tardiness in obtaining the
new yellow aigna. l'aimer was cited
to appear by Earl Humphrey, state
traffic officer. This is the first case
of a driver being cited in the local
court for having tbe 1024 tags. "Only
a few of them are left now," the
traffic officer states. It. T. Gilbert
paid a fine of $10 for speeding on the
highway.
Mr. Newell Plans
Trip to St. Paul
W. K. Newell, president of the Eu
gene Kiwanis club will attend tbe an
nual international convention of the
order to be held at St. Paul in June.
One other delegate from the Eugene
club will be named, is the announce
ment. The fifth anniversary of the or
ganization of the Eugene club will be
observed by a special program next
month. The club now has more than
100 memberp, according to A. E. Rob
erts, secretary.
WORLD'S RECORD SET
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla., Feb. 13.
In tbe two hundred yard breast
stroke Agnes Geraghty of the wom
en's swimming association, New York,
retained her title and established a
new world's record of 3U7 5 in the
atlonnl meet here today: The former
on Willamette street Wednesday, record is 3:30 2-5.
Iteexlmpowerm&c
new winter "Red CrowrTis
' extra conTfori1 for the man at
theXvneelQuicher starting
one touch of the starter but
ton is enough Just a little nudge
on the accelerator zips you a- '
head in traffic with power to
, spare. Try a tankful of the new .
winter"Red Crown-'m every 1
way the best buy in town?
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(CnliomUt)
Buy it anywhere you see the red.Tl , N
white and blue pump at Standard I
Oil Service Stations and at dealers. J
The best buyhTTown
iswwraBgfi:
Friday Evening Tvt
iwuarv j.
UnilMLIIU Ul LIU. fl iaoderC ' ' Cu'uo rj
T
Students of Kugene high schoi
were intorewted auditors today to
trlks by local bsukers srrauged ss a
pnrt of the educational program of
tint Iine County Hankers' association.
The sdenjiers were O. A. Hougluni,
First Notional bank, Miss Kthel 51
Taylor, Kugene Loan and avinir
bnnk, .1. Harold Ileyticn, Bink of
Commerce,
' Information on investments snd ex.
phinntions of tbe difference between
blocks and bonds and other financin
paper was given the students by tbe
speaker. (JueMimis were asked ty
th? sludeuts and answers given.
Th? uneasily of small beeinninmi
ml the need of constant thrift to in.
ciease investments was stressed by
the bankers. .
Ultln,.
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s-iueer's offi.. !"""". is it?
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raw
We Did Not Build Our Business
AVo did r.ot build our business. Our customers built
it for us. There is only one time when customers
will do thnt beenuso thero is no sentiment that
guides them in their purchasing. That time is when
three factors aro predominate service, price and
quality. Those three words aro the very essence
of our business. '
LINN'S WEEKLY SPECIALS
This Week Xnly
$1.50 Anti Uric $139
;?")o White. Hock Water ; 21c
(0c Pnzo Tile Ointment 49c
f0c Hair Stay 33c
$1.50 Narcisse Perfume 98c
10c Listerine Tooth Pnsto . . . 5C
25o Zinc Oxide Ointment , , igc
10c Jnp Rose Soap 7c
loo Lnnoil Soap . . . . 8c
35c Meritol Cherry, Eucalyptus Cough Svrup . . 23c
60c Meritol Cherry Euealvptus Cough Svrun . . 45c
$1.00 Theatrical -Cream 69c
50o Theatrical Cream '. 39,,
IYrrTrVil?rT
The Sendee-Giving Drug Store
New Blue-Printing
Machine Added by
Engineers' Office
The "Blue Streak." latest mr,ii
high-speed bine printing machine, was
put into operation in tbe office of
Harry Devcrea.ux, city engineer, this
A special nrin, ""V A
Wit in on,r'"ht..J
: "rectors ..:.- ' tb V..77 1
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third
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by taking si
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It removes ,b. " . U
he intestinal tr.et. Z .? tl
ismmation whirl, WtW
all stomarh, lir Ptttid
uieuis, including ,Dn,."."?
dose will "PWl"miii
at all druggist,. MB0MIW J
Showanda. the ehowT!'
Wt
Flooding tho Earth with tho Music of Paraa,e.
. j uays rour rerrormances
Thur. Night IIDSucxi i i .
'CHOCOLATE SOLDIER'
"SPRING MAID"
"ROBIN HOOD"
GREAT COMPANY OF 40 SINGING
VOICES
PRICES. Night-Floor $1.65; balcony, 6 raw. in.
7 rows 50c (tax Included). Mall orders aJ "'
Feb.
Frl.
Feb.
Sat.
Feb.
8at.
Feb.
19th
Night
20th
Mat
21st
Night
21st
HEILIG THEATRE
HEILIG
ONE NIGHT ONLY
TUESDAY, FEB. 17th.
SMI
Prices floor, 15 rows, $2.20; last 3 rows $1.65; balconj,
first 3 rows $2.20; next 3 rows $1.65; next 3 rows $1J
balance 60c tax Included
Mail Orders Now Box Office Seat Sale Monday
SPECIAL
30 Bars of Soap
$1.00
Thirty linrs of good laundry soap at this price
ia some' bargain. We nro tryiK (,,p,,n V ff!
odrls nnd ends, and to do h'o wo arc makinfT
of for. All of this is good laundry snap of
AVhito "Wondor, Copoanut AVhito, and Boh
nro tho pruicipal brands. You will find it f
vour while to investigate this opportiiuity.
of it 30 burs for $1.00. '
Vegex-The Wonder Bread
No ordinary bread contains tlio rr"P"r'p" XV
bread dooa. No health bread can acrvo the ""'mW (
Veitex broad ran. Vegox bread rnntains all tne VfflJ
A and B. It la Rood, appotlr.lns broad vlt.imM
It is a atlmiilant to all tho physical '"',M"0' d bwiW
one, but nourishes them. You will like ,hi". , vo
It ia more than a table broad n health br0 l
g"t It only at the Tahlo Supply.
Government Inspected Meats
Have Big Advantage
It adrsntip
's . Ml
(lovernment Inspoclod meats have on knnW rt
aa rar as tlio public la concerneti. i ".'i BMt ii
nro getting something superior when ''" " rules !
government- Inspected shop. With the string fnSo
nul
Kovoriiment has sot forth for us to obsere. - . y-
Inspected meat market can not sell anything
That is your protection and your advantage. ff( M
The Bhop must of necesaity be spick and n ,'crrt,iif
complied with all tho laws and our business i , &
The government Inspected meats Is n0 , ,, prcrrfn
many superior fentuft-s of the Table burP'J
service to its customers and the public.
Table Supply Co
Cor. 9th and Oak
Phone
246