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About The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1925)
Pago Eight I Through the kimlnons of Ken Abies of the Lane Auto company; K. C. and L. K. Simmnnn of tlio Ford company, and John Starke, inunnKer of the automobile how tho Uiiivi!rnity of Oregon bnskethall team will have the use of the armory floor for practice fur it nme Friday against toe Ure- iron AineieH. Thi-HC two companies huve their displays in the fjyra for this week' ntifn how but they have promised to clear the floor just be fore practice today. It will be more difficult to move the ems tomorrow because of addt tioniil displays, so they . will have only one-half of the floor clear. The playrrK can practice shooting fouls, after holding regular practice in the iiien'H gynui. Tho Wcbfootors are weak in tthooting fouls and need all the practice they can get. The retire floor will be cleared Thursday niit for the important clash with the Aggies the following night. To remain in the running Ore gon needs the Aggies' scalp. Other- iflc, the .Webfootere will have to win their three road games, and then they will only be tied with the Aggies for the lead. A victory for 'the locals will put them in Hue for the title. It is not expected that Washington state will bo very dangerous on their home court, but Idaho and Washington, playing on their own floor, will have a decided advantage over the visiting Oregonlans, who will have to play four games In six days. Coach Iteinhart's chief object Is to develop dependable substitutes. Ore gon has a fine team, but as soon as one of the players, and especially a forward, is yanked, the whole team work seems to waver. If Iteiuhart can develop at least one moro dependable forward, the Oregonlans will have a fine chance to gain tho conference championship. , , ' AID 0. A. C. DRIVE OREGON1 AGRICULTURAL COL LKGI3, CORVALLI8, Feb. 17. (Special) Students from Eugene have hnd a part in mining more than (300,000 of the $500,000 required to erect a Memorial union building on . the campus. Eugene students who worked in the campus campaign or ganization are Gladys Buckman, Mar garet C'alef, Russsel 8. Houd, Clara Miller, and Mary Itosc, Inspired by the example of the men who gave their lives in the Spanish American and World war, students and faculty pledged $203,000 to the project in less than a week. Of this sum ' faculty members contributed (U 1,000. Alumni In Portland and bui ih'hh men of Corvallis have contribut ed nearly $40,000 in campaigns not yet completed. With less than $200, 000 to be raised ami the entire alumni field practically untouched, the finan cial goal of $.00.000 will be reached by April 1, say thouc in charge. Tho building Is planned for com pletion in tho fall of liUMI. The plans offered by Lee Thomas, '07, architect, provide for a building 200 feet square and towering to n height of 180 feet. It Is demgned in keeping with the campus building plan, yet has the added attraction of clnnslc architec ture. In tho building will be offices for the vnrioiiR student organizations now seattrrcd over tho entire campus, and sopuroto gathering places for men and women with appropriate rest nnd rending rooms. "Peter Pan" is Well Taken Here Ono 6f the sweetest and most lov able of plays, ond one. which theater goers only occasionally get an oppor tunity to see such, is Peter Pan, which opened for a three-day run at the Hex lant evening. Killitl with the spirit of youth and innocence and having a theme which appeals to old and young alike, it is acclaimed as Colds In the chest Apply Red Pepper at 6nce Not a plaster, not mustard. Not any old-time method. Tho modern was Is Red Pepper Rub. Nothing else applies such concen trated, such penetrating heat. And hcot that doesn't hurt. The old ways can't compare. Hub it ou the chest where conges tion exists. A cold Is congestion, you know. At once you feel Uie ting ling, penetrating heat. Circulation starts, congestion is relieved. And , aoon you will feel the cold loosen. This is jnt (he atte-old method of dealing with a cold, perfected by modern science. Red pepper, applied in this way. does what old ways coil Id not do. ln it once and you will line it always. The difference, will uuickly nhuw. Hut have It ready get it now. livrr.v hour saved at the start of a mid may save many hours of trouble. It' ready to loosen it nt once. for palna of Rheumatism BaikAchca Lumbago Sprains Sorcneu Ncaritii Congestion Chest Gold PEPPER RUB At all intuitu Son tenuine viikoui the turn RsneUu SOCIETYAND WOMEN'S CLUBS Club Item. Should Bo Phoned 8:30 A. M. and 1:30 A. Hy MA It IAN 1,0 Wit 1' Prominent of the affuirs fur society this evening will be tiie play, ".Some thing Tells .Me," to be presented at the iieilig fnii May Hobs"n starring. SUhh Hob ton in a Sigma Chi mother and preceding the pluy tins evening sh its to be guest of honor for u din ner for which member of the I'niver sity of Oregon chapter of the fruter nity will be fioHts. Tomorrow afternoon at the Oeburn hotel Mrs. h. K. Hcan, Mrs. h U. Crosby, .Mrs. David J. Jones, aad Mrs. Joiin F. Ketek will be hostesses to members of the Kugene Daughters of the Nile club at two-thirty o'clock. Members are asked to telephone I709-Ji. A charming event for tomorrow afternoon will be the colonial tea which members of the Matron's guild auxiliary of the Central Presbyterian church are sponsoring at the manse of the church. The affair ims been planned for between the hours of three o'clock and five o'clock, and 1 large number of Kugene matrons will be in attendance. Mrs. Sherman V. one of the greatest theatrical succes ses of the year. As Peter Pan, Betty Brnnson por trays a mot bewitching and -charming character impersonation, and is almost the whole pluy to herself. The story does not lose any of its fas cination and charm in the, picture. The prolog given preceding each play Is one of the most beautiful yet given, and is a most fitting one for the play, with the tiny tots' ballet and the singing of Mildred Baldwin as the features. Bible University To Offer Recital 'PuhJIc recital of student) In the school of oratory, Kugene Bible unl vorsity, is announced for Wednesday evening, February J8, at 8 o'clock. The recital will he In the chapel of the music hall, and all Kugene people interested are invited. Following Is the program to be given: "Little Phil".. Ruth Bailee "Tho legend -of the Organ Builder" Dorothy Gibson "Woodrow 'Wilson" ..S. Kawwaguclii "Admiral Von Uledricli" Orvnl D. Peterson "Reply of Mr. l'itt to Robert Wal- pole" Walter Strain "l!lg Itob Simpson". . .(Jnldin Uruton "The Skeleton in Armor" j Hoy Isaacson "Algebra nnd Parties". . Ellen Braden the Healing of the Lepers" Faro Miller "A Confidence" linlen Jirdnn "Dandy Fifth" .yiv;- Taylor "Little Brown Bnhy" Benjamin Edwards Reading .....Lorraine Stivers Japanese peers enn carry a cane in tho imperial Pulaco only when they reach the nge of SO years. Tape's Cold Compound" Breaks a Cold Right Up Take two tablets every three hours until three dunes are taken. The first dose always gives relief. The second and third doses completely break up the cold. Pleasant and safe to take. Contains no quinine or opi ates. Millions use 'ape s Cold Com pound." Price, thirty-five ceuts. aulue 1U For violin umtrucMon con sult Kllsworth Crocker nt the rncifio Conservatory. 7:tl AVilliinicKo Street. Beware of false utatements reinling my system of. loni'llinc pnnmnuWimiu writ. n ...... ten for masters of tho violin ......1. !..!. XI.... 1 11 I flllll UN -III'UHIM'II, -Ut'lHltMl- solm, Brahms, Concertos to beginners during their first year of instruction. Music is an art. Tho quali ties of tho avt aro baffling, can not bo touched or grasp ed. There is no one definite ly established way of play ing n given work by n mas ter for thcro is no absolute standard of beauty by which tho presentation of art work may lie judged. Thirteen years of teaching experience in Kugene at your service. Druggist guar- I I , . VH, 1T.rwS; :1 To tho Soolsty Editor Between M. Telephone Number 1200 .Moudy in tfeueiul chairumu for tut affair. All the fun and gayety of cbildbool days will reign in the chumber of commerce rooms tomorrow whm members of the Kugene unit, No. K, American legion auxiliary entertiir members of the American legion post and members of tbe auxiliary ut a children's party. A potluck supper will be served at six-thirty o'clock, with a program and entertainment ar ranged for afterward. ' Kveiyone u asked to appear in childish cuitutncs to be in Btjle for the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson B. Coffey re now residing at 1206 Mill street, hav ing moved from their bome at 141? I'earl street. Mr. and Mn. F. X. Schaefers will be dinner hosts this evening to mem bers of the N. U. A. club at their home, . Unity Study club members will meet at the homo of Mrs. Leonard Gross, (I.'IO Charnelton street at two o'clock Wednesday afternoon. May Robson to be At Heilig Tonight "Something Tells Me" is the win ning title . of May Hobson's new play which will be presented tonight at the Heilig. "Something Telia Me" was written by Miss Kobson and is attaining phe nomenal success for Its originality nnd humorous situations. :. , Miss ltob son, as "June Meredith," has created a character who 'will live as long as "Aunt Mary" although a distinctly opposite type. "Jane" is inclined to he a bit selfish about having her own way and it gets her into quite a little trouble but of course she sees her folly and with the assistance of her psychic nature things nre brought around in a most adroit manner, Augustus Pitou. Inc., has furnish ed M-s ltobson with a most adequate cast and a beautiful production. New Agricultural Head Known Here William M. Jurdine, newly appoint ed sccretury of agrfculture by Presi dent (.loolidge, is a brother of James T. Jiudiiie, member of the faculty of the Oregon Agricultural college. Mr. J u rd in o was also-an advisory member of the ugr.cultural committee of the American Hunkers association of which C. D. Itorer, president of the Hank of Commerce, is a member from the twelfth federal reserve district. Mr. Itorer knows the new cabinet member well, having attended several meetings when Mr. Jardiue conferred with the 1'2 members of the bankers committee. Cut This Out It is Worth Money. Send this ad and ten cents to Foley & Co., MKM Sheffield Ave., Chicago. 111., writing your name and address clenrly. You will receive a sampte bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAH COMPOUND for coughs, colds and hoarNcncNH, also sample packages of FOLEY PILLS, a dieuretic stimu lant for the kidneys, and FOLEY CATHAUTIC TAHLETS for consti pation and biliousness. These de pendable remedies are free from 'opi ates and have helped millions of peo ple. Try them! ' tu(Adv) Dr. A 5 lit on for Chlropracrtlc and Electro-thernpTij Opposite Ileilis ',oenir. Phone SCO. tf MOW! -ONLY 2 DAYS MORE! J.M. AND Presented with an elaborate prolog "Peter Pan's Dream" with KATHERINE IRVIN STAND and her Tiny Tots Ballet with MILDRED BALDWIN golden voiced soprano noth Matinee and Night at 1:60, 3!0, 7:23 and 9:25 ADMISSION FELIX Adulu . . 5Qo IXT'L. COMIC Children - 20c NEWS Robt. V. Hainsworth in Solo and Setting TIIE EUGENE GUARD E Widening of Willamette, Olive, Oak and I'earl streets from Fiftb to Thir teenth avenues was proposed at la3t uigbt s turning of the city council and a resolution passed instructing the city attorney to draw up an or dinance to that, effect for presenta tion at the meeting next Tuesday nilit. The ordinance would widen Wil lamette street fotV feet, taking two feet ort the sidewalk at each aide. This would amount to a little moty tiiac the atrip added to the sidewalk wben the streets were first paved. Need for concrete gutters to eliminate ruddles on the streetsiwas expressed by Mayor E. B. Parks, and members of the council appeared to approvs the widening plan. Abolishing of Sunday funerals win csked in a petition signed by all local undertakers and ministers, but no action was taken. Wooden bridges, of full street wid th, will be erected over the mill race at Hilyard and Patterson streets, t was -agreed, and construction will be gin at once. Favorable sentiments were express ed by the councilinen on the proposi tion of buying a street sweeper. bit because of the absence of ?ounci!men Willioiusiin, Wnsbbume and Large, no action was taken. The sweeper would pay for Itself in a reasonable time in the labor it would save, it was stated. Grading nnd graveling of an all?y between Oak and I'earl streets, mu ring from Fifteentli to Sixteenth, wn authorized, and a petition to extern! the city fire limits wns shelved. Harry llevereatix, city engineer, was author ized to purchase a Untr- set or survey ing instruments The engineer's plan to open a strip on Eighth avenue west from Jefferson to Monroe, for a side walk, was approved. Bids on b tli concrete and hhek-top niivcmcnt will be asked for Third ave nue from Monroe street to Blair street the council decided, and tin1 ccntincts will be let at the next meet ing. Dental Board for Essays Appointed Members of the committee of the Southern Willamette Dental society who will judge of the essays submitj j ted by school eh ldren in Lane county THICK HND BEAUTIFUL 35-Cunt "Danderine" Does Wonders For Lifeless, Neglected Hair A g 1 a m y masa of luxur iant hair full of gloss, lustre and life shortly follows a genu ine1 toning up o f neglected Scalps with de-r pendable "Dan derine." ' Falling hair, itching ' scalp and the dandruff is corrected im mediately. Thin, dry, wispy or fad ing hair is quickly invigorated, tak ing on new strength, color nnd youth ful beauty. ''Danderine" iB delight ful on the hair; a refreshing, stimu lating tonic not sticky or greasy! Any drug store. B A R R I C'S r ' with BETTY BRONSON the perfect PETER PAN and ERNEST TORRENCE and other stars district in the annual contest sponsor ed by the state board of dental exam iners were announced here by Dr. Waldo Adams, president. The follow ing is the committee: Dr. V. E. Uu chanan, Dr. J. K. Itichmond and Dr. It T. llurnett. The best essays will be selected from Lane and these will be sent to 8alem for the selection of the final winners in the state. Syud Hossain Will Talk to Students 'A world democrat with a marve loufi com maud of English; one of tlie world'a foremost lecturers" nre do ncriptions of Hyud Iloasalo, authority on Indian history and Oriental poli tlCH. Mr. Hossain comes with the aim of Kiving to the people of the west a clearer picture and understanding of the East. His greatest wish Is to bring the two hemispheres to a clos er relationship. The average Amerlcandoes not un derstand the Orient, be declares. HiB information is lacking. He does not realize that bo other nation has at tained the place which China holds, uud has Held fot centuries in the world of art. India is to him merely a land of Bnake charmers and ele phants. Persia Is the place where Major Imbries was killed, and Arabia a land of desert shieks. Air. Hossain speaks tonight at Vil la rd hall on "From Buddha to Gand hi." E. F. Carleton Has Article Published A recent Issue of the Journal of Education, Boston, (January 22) con tains for its leading number, nn ar ticle by K. E. Carleton of the Exten sion Division of the University of Oregon on individual Instruction In the public schools under the title, "Is ft Well With the Child." In this paper Mr. Carleton shows the necessity of Always A SuccessSul Dessert Because It Jells Well CCORES of tempting dish- es every one a defitjht are made with Jell-weli. Six delicious fruit flavors for your choice. And Red-Box Jell-well ii . always successful, because it always jells well. No fail ures, never a doubt about this dessert. We use only the purest gelatine it is possible to ob tain. Note its flavory f rag-v ranee when the hot water is added. Try Jell-well and see. RED ijjrhW CALIFORNIA DESSERT S' (reT7f"iTS&. My Special Offer i A n w Al rmend (hi. dellctou I itfl-rr" 5?-F0-1? detiert toBveor youririenai.niiinwf.Tf iii.ou-J949 Fin 5xoi.d Street. coupon, and attach the Company nama Lot Aoicin, Calif cut from four Jell-well boxei, (with 6c I ! encre t Company wtror from four Jell-wrll pckir( i n tamp for pottage ana prinii, nd etc in tump, rietw tend netbe four ilumtnnm Jell-wrll t will tend you a aet of four attractive moM. (Onlr on iei to bomc.) I like JelUwrll and will aluminum molds. Your friend., I am tladljr recommend it to fire of nj frteoda. . ure, will thank you for telling them I about Jell welU Nimt j No Gloomy Days If you'll simply do tills in the morning All those dull days can be rndrd, those days of unfitness. You can livo two days in onp.' Millions have proved that in this simple, plesssnt way. On rising, drink a sla of water, hot or cold. That washes out the stomach, fits it for food. AV to that water a little Jad Salt. That makes an arid, effervescent drink. Jad Salts are made from the Carpet Cleaning OUVtT...t. Phone 300 some modification of the class sys tem, makes a survey of what is being done by educators throughout the United States to solve this problem, and gives an outline of the methods of one of the systems where the plan of individual instruction has proved most .successful. Among the letters of commendation which be has re ceived since the article was published is one from E. E. C'ates of Los Ange les, who was principul of the leading high school there when this method was first introduced in that city; and one from the United States Ituresu of Education written by Chief W. S. iJeffenhaugh couipl menting Mr. Car leton on his interesting Btudy of the subject nnd informing him that bis article would be listed in the bureau's special bibliography on individual in- Kti.i(ifinn. People Notice It. Drive Them Off with Dr. Edwards' OUve Tablets A pimply face will not embarrass yon mucfi longer if youjiet a package of Dr. Edwards' OUve Tablets. The skin should begin to clear after you have taken the tablets a few nights. Cleanse the blood, bowels and liver with Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the successful substitute for calomel ; there's no sickness or pain after taking them. Dr. Edwards' Olive TaWets do that which calomel does, and just as effec tively, but their action is gentle and safe instead of severe and irritating. No one who takes Olive Tablets is sver cursed with a "dark brown taste, " j bad breath, a dull, listless, "no good" feeling, constipation, torpid liver, bad disposition or pimply face. Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable impound mixed with olive oil; you will know them by their olive color. Dr. Edwards spent years among pa tients afflicted with liver and bowel mplaints and Olive Tablets are the mmensely effective result. Take one or :wo nightly fora week. Seehowmucb letter you feel and look. 15c and 30c You'll serve it often then. Purc, certified colors make this dessert as good to look at as it is to eat. And it's dainty and healthful after a hearty meal. Make any of tlte six flavors plain at first. See how delicious and clear Jell-well is. Then add fruits for variety. You can servo msny combinations that will mske Jell-well for dessert a fa vorite in your home. Your grocer has Red-Box Jen well. Choose any of the six fla vor! to see bow good we mske this dessert. - BOX acids of srape and lemon juices, plus llthia, etc. Watch the results. In one hour comes complete elimination. All the poisons, all the wastes depart. You become a new person, like a child of ten. All through as delirious drink. All hy adding sparkle to your morning draught. Try this tomorrow. It will be a revelation. It will show you how to save the lost days, and ward off serious troubles. You will use it al ways when you know. All druggists supply Jad Salts. .... sr. An Open Heart To Y. M. C. A. Budget V u Spmng MILADY'S New Spring Hats Indian orange can you fancy anything more gay, more al luring; Tile delicate unia are entrancing, too pastel blues, greens and lavenders. They are for the most part small or medium in size but there are many variations as to brim and trimming' chic creations. . (2nd floor) Brilliantly Hued Sweaters Make Their Appearance PRICE $2.65 TO $6.65 Nothing smarter nor more in dividual than these gay sweaters, 'peautlfully patterned in vivid col ors, it delightfully complements one's sports costume. So lovely when made of lustrous glos silk or soft wool. The writer is seemingly at a loss ot attribute compliments Justly due them. (2nd floor) AND The New Ro&hanara Dress Skirts, $7.95 - What a delightful combination one of these cheery skirts and a sweater. Knife pleated models which drape so gracefully In their folds. Three big selling col ors. - -MIKADOO MONTEREY PINEGROVB (2nd floor) $A65 floor $prt00 J POLISHING sWi J OUTFIT J It's the new, easy way to have beautiful waxed floors and linoleum. ThU Outfit Consists of: I Quart Johnton'w Liquid Wax $1.40 IJohnaon'g Wax Mop MO i Johnon' Weighted Fioor Polithing Bruth 3 JO I John to n't Book on Homm BaautUying . (8.65 A 5t- J 65 ins of . X " WELCOME ORECSON RETAIL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION FOR YOU, REST ROOM, TELEPHONE, PARCELS CHECKED New Arrivals! . " id 111 Uirave. Y5 shades, nt, per yard regular 75c seller at, yard TucBdayvenmg.FeW. 17, JUST ARRIVED FR01I NEW YORK Special 14.85 YOU'LL LOOK FAR AND WIDE TO FIXD PICTURESQUE TRIM MED HATS THAT COM-' PARE WITH THESE AT $4.85 And ouch eay colors! 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