The Eugene guard., February 13, 1925, Image 6

. Friday Evening, February n .
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THE EUGENE OUARD
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IH BOND DISPOSAL
GIRL FRIENDS OF FLOYD COLLINS WAIT
i rnnrni mi iiiLU aaas.
ncnDLni nuumin i
Tears Dim Eye3 of Kentucky Maidens Who Watch at Cave While Rescuers Work
Frantically at Shaft Being Dug
STATIC liOI'Ki:, SAI.KM, Or
Feb. 111. Kjcli'iixiim of tli five-ycur
limit set 'by Iho l'.ttl Ii'gislutm-i) tut
llio Btutn highway c-oiiiiiiion tu soil
a special $7,00(1,0(10 bond isuc f"'
Htii te liigbwuy work wus autliurisevd by
tbe Iinuso this morniiis after s twu
liuii'r ilobutc. 'J'lic luw of Btipu
Inti'il tbut the Issuo, in mlditiou to Hie
otber regulur issui'S, iiermitled ll
to the -1 per tent tux limitutiou nieni
uie, bud to be sold prior (o My iS,
Tbc bill' piiBed this umniliiK.
sets an indefinite time for tbc disposal
of uliout HOO,(HX left from tno $7,-
000,000 aniount. Tbe ailin wus auiiior
i.ed iu l'.l-l to provide for emergen
cy uoeils.
Tbc measure, bouae bill intro
duced by Senator Hall- nnd Kepre
Bentiilivo I'ord iu iVsisnecl to clear up
eonfiicling provision in llio liiw of
1UHJ, according to its )ropoueut.
Opposition Hoard.
The opposition fought the bill ve
hemently, maintaining lhat tbo
amendment passed ilus inuru.ug per
mitted tho atate highway couuiiissiun
to refund on the fi ,000,000 issue and
issue new bonds.
"it makes the Bky the limit de
clared lleprcsentativo Cowgill of
Jackson county, who with nepresentu
tive Carkin, tbe sauie couniy, led the
light on the bill. "As soon as a mil
lion dollars is rotired another million
can be issued. Let us pay as we go."
Hamilton of Wend fought for the
bill. "We can't stop highway building
now," he declared. "In eastern Ore
gon and in certain coast counties
work is hardly slnrted. Jtecause llio
Willamette valley ia paved,, there 1b
no reason to. stop and lorget eastern
Oregon and other sections."
Mr. Carkin Speaks.
' Hepresenlatlve Carkin opposed the
bill, be explained, on account of the
policy it carried. "It'a a question of
whether or not we Bhall give free
reign to the highway commission." he
averred. "I have every confidence in
the highway commission, but it is like
individuals In that it ia likely to re
come too enthused in its work. If the
bill iB passed, tbe commission can re
issue as rapidly at refunding is pro
vided. There is 8 move on to bring
up our valuation of property which
would make available greater Income
tor tbe commission than now exists."
Among bills passed by tho senato
today were S. B. latl, Maglndry Pro
viding for sanitary regulation of all
tourist camps under the direction of
the state board of health.
S. 11. 105, Mogladry For eradica
tion of bovine tuberculosis and cre
ating office of dairy and herd inspect
or in Lane county.
A senato concurrent resolution ex
pressing the thanks of the state to
II. A. Booth of Eugene for. the statue
of "The Circuit ltldcr" which waB
presented to the stnto by Mr, Booth,
passed tho senate today.
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FLAYED IN TALK
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BE EXAMINED AT ONCE
DO NOT suffer Indefinitely with
Piles ot other Recta I or Colon dis
orders. Examination will relieve you o
worry and doubt about your condition
and my treatments will cause speeds
recovery of your former good health
and vigor-
My treatment for Piles b GUARAN
TEED to cure vou or the fee for yout
treatments will be refunded.
Call or write for aan FREE
book oa Pile and sdni
Rectal sued Colon disorders.
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Oi pwrf iSiinaiiii aos-sa ttas OuHdk
ITIVWJ'PlAiri a in An u rIM
STMWW3 'MAI N
a irtore promising cavern. The drill
bole in the center of tho shaft bus
gone to 70 feet without penetrating
the limcstono roof, but another more
tnniiirfiiilA rnvprn inav ho discovered
in the side wall as was tbe ouo found
this morning.
Tbe military board of Inquiry at
Cave City adjourned until - o'clock
and tbe members went to the cave.
lirigadier-Uencral 11. II. Denhardt, iu
command of tbe situation, said the
court adjourned because Beveral wit
nesiiea mlled for this morning were
actively on duty at the cave.
HISTORY OF CASE
SAND CAVE, Ky Feb. lb. OP)
Tbo chronological history of the he
roic efforts to save Floyd Collins
from his underground prison follows:
Friday,' January UOi Collins, ex
ploring Siind cave discovers marvel
out subterranean coliseum eighty feot
high, about 1100 feet from entrance of
gaud cave. Climbing out, a rox shift
pins his left foot.
January 81: Collins' plight is dis
covered by Jewell Kates, son of the
tenant on the farm into which tiund
cave burrows.
Sunday, February 1: Torches used
to boat stono so it can be chipped eas
ily fails to achieve much progress and
Collins begs to be pulled at coat of
foot. : -
February 2: Air compressor and
drill arrivo from Louisville, but saudy
nature of cavern dliioourugo their use.
Collins harnessed, but rescuers fall to
pull him loose.
. February It: Appeal for troops to
preserve order and electric lights
tuken In, ouo being hung around Col
lins1 neck.
February 4: Collins reports his foot
free, but slide cuts off rescue work
ers; stato troops arrive Dr. llazlett
of Chicugo, finds it impossible to am
putate Collins' leg so he cun bo token
out. ' '
February B: Floor of cavern rises
and walls close In a few feet ahead
of Colliua. Last time Ills voice is
heard.
February 0: Tuuueliug began on
shaft about 50 feet from Sand cave
entrance niifled to strike the original
cavern Just above Collins. Radio tests
indicate Collins still alive.
February 7; Koscue shaft progress-ed-"5
feet of the estimated sixty feet
to reach Collins.
February 8: Fumes of banana oil,
strong but harmless, forced into rave,
but fail to emerge anywhere. Taken
an indication no other cntrauce to
cavern,
February 0: Military court ordered
to settle rumors that story was
hoax, that Collins had been murdored
by neglect and relief workers of out
DECISION WILL CUT
Linian ann Ciara Frea of norse Bona, Ky., watted with tears In their eyes for word from
friend, Floyd Collins, trapped In Sand Cavenear Cave City, Ky.
aiders bad hwu utistiuetod by persons
living near the cove.
February IU: Court martial oprns,
witncMSett nagailing hoax theory. Tim
Del reached the iU-toot level.
f Februury 11; Military court contin
ued. Mound ampiilier to a I a fuilid lor
first time to record noitsen dt'ieiin.oed
to have been Coll.ns' rct.iiirutio.it..
liunauu oil funics enter nliuft from
sinull croviccs in bottom of tihaft,
February J: Mining drill Htrikett
llmettton for firm tune at di'iyh of
AH feet; limcHtouu thought to form
top of Collins' priKoii. Downward
draft felt for first time in abaft and
accepted n iudicutivc of large crevice
near shaft.
their
BREATHING SAID
HEARD IFJ lAVERI.
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IV1ARKET RDAD LIST
Discovery of Age
Of 103 Brings oh
Death of Woman
CIEVlXANLl, Feb. , III-Hiscov-ery
that sue was KKl years old in
stead of U3 aa she thought is believed
to have hustened the death of .MrB.
.Maria Hyncs, one of Cleveland's few
eenteuariuus. Mrs. llynes was heallhy
and spry until a lew months ago, and
a grandson asked to let him see whut
i her birth certificate issued in London,
England, looked like. -
Finding It dated July !!8, 1S2L', the
grandson culled It to Mrs. llyues' at
tention. Bhe became ill, members of
her family said, through worry over
the ten years' discrepancy and died
yesterday, tilio came here from Lou
don more than TO years ago.
House Thrown Into
' ; Uproar by Poem
WASHINGTON, Feb; 15. The.
hoiso was thrown into an uproar to-
day when Representative Vinson,
democrat,' Kentucky attempted to
rood a poem entitled "Cal's Hobby
Horse," and Representative Luce, re
publican, Massachusetts sought to
have him stopped as he concluded tnc
first line.
Mr. I.uco contended it was a breach
of house rules for a member to cast
ridicule on the president. After hot
debate in which a dozeu members
participated, UcprcBentutive Bucll, re
publican, New York, presiding, over
ruled Mr. Luco and Mr. Vinson gave
biB reading.
Three Dance Hall
Licenses Granted
Jo other tire
eveur won favor
so qeieklyS
TIRES and TUBES
COLUMBIA TIRE CORPORATION, PORTLAND, ORSOON
B. & M. TIRE CO.
845 Olive St.
Friday, the thirteenth has no ter
rors for proprietors of Lane county
dance halla as three applications for
permits were granted todny by the
county court, which in tho largest
day's business along this liue in some
tune.
The dance hall permits were given
to:
Four-Ii 1 in 11 of Wendling, J, AV
'Furcell.
Veneta dance hnll, Veneln, William
Smith.
I. O. O. F. hall of Mnpleton, C. V.
Buck.
During the past few months the
number of applications for dance li
cences In the county has vhown a big
increase, is tbe report.
Appropriation for
Navy is Requested
WASHINGTON. Feb. Xn Ap
propriation of ?.'tO,0(HMKM to carry
out tbo naval (instruction program
recently nutJuwhted was requested of
congress today by the budget bureau.
TO JOIN FRATERNITIES
WIU.AMKTTK FNIVKUNITY.
HAliKM. Feb. I!t. Kpson leltn Mu
announces the pledging of laryl ('ha
pin of Salem. Kappa (.annua liho an
nounce h the pledging of Hugh McGtl
vrs. Sigma Tan annouuern tho pledg
ing of William Tweedio and latl Mc
Ivor of Naches, Wash.
fitl it 1 ih
RooSevelt Hotel I
V PORTLAND " OR! Ml
mm
A select hotel offering unexcelled service
at reasonable rates. Every room with
bath. Centrally located and easily
reached without driving through con-
1 Jur own cafe offers delightful food
I' tastily served.
Cioaoi M. Kino, Manacii
TARK AND SALMON 8TS.
In a - Htippleinentary deciHiou
handed down today Judge (J. F. Skip
worth holdK that the market road
fundn of Luno county for the com inn
year also exceed the nix- per cent
limitation and thin decision will mean
a further cut in the levy, according
to .fudge f. I Barnard. A total of
$l't.L'25.rM will be cut from the levy
an a result of the two decisionx. The
firnt included a rut nf Mi7ihi mul
the rut in the market road fund will
be $jr.V. It is now believed that tbe
I tax problem of Kane which has been
j more or lens to the fore since tho
j framing of the budget for tbe coining
I year ix settled, according to tbe hope
expressed today by county officials of
all depnrtmentH.
Many Married by
Judges, is Report
VANCOUVER, Wash" Keb. '13.
Marrinite returns on file ut (lie audi
tor's office indicnte that a Urge per
cent of couples receiving nuu-ringe li
censes here in HI -e did not regard inf
ceremony froiu u religious standpoint
and a majority of those who preferred,
to be mnrried by a minister were su:
isfied with the one nearest at hand,
regardless of .creed.
Out if 2430 returns made, DV7 were
married by. Jtidge or justice of the
peace, 8U1I were married by two min
isters liviUK 'neroHH the street from
the cpurt house,' nnd ,'UtS .by miuisters
within four blocks of the court houmv
. i .
Famous Sculptress
Dies in New York
rieultural conference apparently had
recommended that the fanners should
restrict their crops lo the demand of
the domestic market while industry is
permitted to go into the world mar
kets and sell at world prices. '
Fight li Seen.
Acrif-ulturo. he said, should he al
lowed to market lis surplus in the j
world markets or industry should not,
have been allowwl u protective turiff. 1
The uiiestiou of the position of the
commerce department was ulo
brought into the senate hearing wheu
Chairman Norris asked Mr. t'arey if!
the conference hud found any feeling .
us between government departments
in the testimony it bud tuken.
"Well," replied the witness, "I
think there was a fine t ght on be
tween agriculture and commerce on
some points."
The house committee voted to con
clude hearings early next week. The j
en:ite committee also adjourned un
til tomorrow after Senator Hulston,
democrat, Indiana, had suggested the
subject of agriculture relief be aban
doned until nest congress and that
sub committees be appointed to rep-,
reeiir i he south, central and western ,
sections with instructions to draw i
separate' bills covering the needs of
.hose territories.
Storms Inundate
Tule Lake Region
RI.AMATII FALLS, Feb.
Many haystacks lie under water in
the Tule lake region south of here,
due to the heavy rain or snow of the
past week, but no serious damage
has been reported, (irazing lands iu
this district are above the flood stage.
Lost river, reported out of its bank
early today, was said to be recediug,
by officials of the United States re
clamation service bureau here. Two
bridges west of Sumner hike arc
washed out.
Baby Boy Born on
Friday, Good Luck
The old superstition about bad lut'K
coming on Friday tbc thirteenth is
abnegated by .Mr. nnd Mrs. K. V.
Lindslay, KHJ4 Fifth avenue west.
Good luck, spelled in capital letters,
arrived today, they declare.
A son whs born to Mr. and Mrs.
Lindslay at the F.ugeno hospitul.
Phone S. E. Stevens for nlano tuning
' NEW VOltK, Feb. 1;!. .Mrs. Clio
Hintou Hraeken, - sculptures,, died
yesterday of pueuninnia at her home
in Washington sii'irc. She was oh
years old and the widow of William
H. IVrucken,- a lawyer, to whom she
was married in UKKI, a year after she
obtained a divorce from the late Jas.
G. lluueker. music critic.
Mrs, llrncken at tbc age of 20 won
a $10,000 prize for her statue of Gen
eral Fremont in Montnna.
She is survived by three children
and a sister.
ANNOUNCEMENT
C. P. Hulegaard has
purchased the interest
of his former partner,
A. 0. Winther in the
: Glenwood
- Grocery "
A complete and up-to-date
line of groceries
at all times.
Gay! Sparkling! Youthful!
Are These
Charming New Hats
An entire garden of them, each radiating its own individual springthu,
loveliness. Each interpreting one of fashion's favored modes.
HATS THAT ARE FULL OF LIFE AND
COLOR. ALL ARE RECENT ARRIVALS
Specially Priced for Saturday
$5.00, $7.50 anfj $10.00
All of the new spring shades are represented, including the ever popular
hlack.
-
Eugene Millinery Co.
694 Willamette Street
i
Foot Frozen Six
Weeks Ago; Little
Girl Crying Now
KKKMUNT, Nob.. Feb. i:t. Six
wet-ks ago while on a trip to South
Itakutu where she was called tu tes
tify agniiiHt the meu who Intel mur
dered her Kriuxifsitber, and wounded !
her father, uue or the feet of little
r.iiiina .lessiii), 1J, Kreuioiit school pu
pil, wiiti frozen hut her plight was not j
U acovered until yesierday when she
begun cr.ving in the classroom and
her teacher, .Miss Lta Martin, ques
tioned her, '
iJiinng (he six weeks the girl had
gone without medical attention, never
uttering a word nor showing a sign of
l-ii n.
' A serious condition lias developed
from luck of attention, -but with the
proper cure, physicians said, t'ie foot
can be suved.
was arrested late last nigbt charged
with maintaining arju operating a
Hlill. A moonshine plant, manufactur
ed from a five-gullon kerosene can
cod a copper coil, was found upon inn
premises nnd confiscated hy the of
ficers,' who also obtained two gallons
of moonshine, a quantity of cider and
100 gn'.lons of mash. The rase wifii
turned over to the
governmpnt fof
Insure with Henry Tromn, 33 W.flth
Will a met
X. McLean. Insurance, $&(
te Si. Phone 617. ,i
Groceryman Will
Face Still Charge
UOHKItrltfi. Ore., feb. 13. W.
K. KriMlM'r. proporyninn t Onklnnd.
SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" and INSIST!
Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on tablets you are
. not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe
by millipns and prescribed by physicians 24 years for
Mrnl
Mi iv m
The speed-up
breakfast for busy folk.!
m
Colds '
Pain
Toothafche
Neuritis
Headache
Neuralgia
Lumbago
Rheumatism
"A penny for a cot
ton ball,
A penny for a
needle, .
That's the way the
money goes "
OLD SONG
HOW DOES YOUR
MONEY GO?
Small sums, wheth
er spent or saved,
mount up rapidly. "
You must spend
but you can also
save. An interest
account with us en
couragep thrift, en- '
abling you to make
small deposits reg
ularly at compound
Interest. THAT'S
THE WAY THE
SuONEY GROWS.
It Is easy to open
an account. Just call
and make your first
deposit of $1.00 or
more.
Bank
Commerce
EUGEN E.OREGON
Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proven directions.
Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100 DruggifU.
Asoirla Jj Ui, trade mark of Bajer Manufacture of Monoaceticacldeittr of BallolicarfJ
K. A. EDWARDS
Phone 1971
Grocery
7th and Olive Elks Bldg.
SPECIALS
Beginning Saturday and Continuing For
One Week
7c
Mo
rise
SUGAR, 10-LB. SACK : .
BULK SHORTENING, LB
. ASSORTED COOKIES, LB
5 LARGE ROLLS TOILET PAPER
3 LBS. ROLLED OATS . . . .'
K ERRS RO-LLED OATS WITH PREMIUM PKG. S5f
SWEET PICKLES, PT
2 LBS. COMMERCIAL CHOCOLATES ..
NICE CLEAN ENGLISH CURRENTS LB
2Se
45c
Ice
Fresh Fruita n.nrl Vpcrptahles Daily
Northrup King; & Co.'s Fresh Garden and Flower
Seeds
Snpr.ialo. Hplivprprl wit.Vi nt.hfir CT0Cerie3
Phone us your orders, we give each special attention J
Half the dy' work is in the start! Albers Minit Oata
ttart, your business-follc off with an energy-breakfast
duhed up in double quick time.
Three to five minutes that' all it takes to have
Minit Oats steaming hot, ready to serve. Ready to carry
them through to noon with energy to spare I
For none of the health-and-energy value of oats is lost
in the Albert pre -cooking process. Every bit of the oat
nutriment is retained. Only the cooking process is
speeded up. And this pre-cooking gives the oats a nut
like, toasty taste that's great? ,
Try Albers Minit Oats for your "better breakfast
tomorrow morning see what a difference it makes'
an
Better Breakfaft Cereal
Saturday and Monday Specials
10 Ih. Sack Host Cane Sugar .. 75c
100 lh. Sack Best Cane Sugar $7.10
3 lbs. Bananas 25c
AVoodlawn Butter, lh ' 42c
3 Dozen Small Oranges 25c
4 Florida Grape Fruit 25c
Fresh Hanch Eggs, per dozen . . 25c
Salad Oil in Bulk, per gallon $1.40
(Bring container)
(i ihs. Small White Beans 50o
3 lbs. Fancy Head Hice 25c
4 lbs. Bulk Macaroni 25c
4 lbs. Bulk Cocoa ,
2 lbs. Bulk Dates
Fresh Salted Peanuts, lh.
Fancy I'icnics, 11)
2 35c Cans Fnlneo Car Salmon 49c
3 l'kgs. Kellogg's Corn Flakes . 25c
1 lb. linn Hoval Club Coffee .... 49c
3 Hi. Can Uovnl Club Coffee $1.45
o lb. Can Hoynl Club Coffee .. $2.35
25c
25c
20c
16c
$1.85
10c
25c
25c
Xo. 10 Pail Dure Lard
Celery or Lettuce, each
7 lbs. Carrots
(! Iks. Butabagas or Turnips
Fancv Netted Gem Potatoes
per 100 lbs
.r Xo. '2 Cans Gnrne IVui;
o Xo. 2 Cans Broken Sliced
Pineapple !''.",' iq
4 Large Cans Peaches or Aprils
o t rt T.., ...,., ..a ......
) iiiiiui' vans .r
) i n.i T).... JC
$2.50
, 98c
3 Cans Good Teas
3 Cans Tender Sweet Corn
2 Cans Shrimp
2 20o Pkirs. Cluster Kair-in?
10 Tall Cans Armour's Mil!
3i lb. Box Soda Crackers
.r lb. Box Graham Crackers
Xewton Annies, per box ..
11 Large Bolls Toilet Taper
4
49
40c
2Jo
. ?5c
.. fi'JC
, 5&
. 81
$1.35
5C
25c
Cans Light. House Cleanser
l lb. Sack Princess Flour
KITCHEN HARDWARE AND GARDEN IMPLEMENTS
Haskell Feed & Grocery Co. m
Phone 522
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