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THE EUGENE GUARD
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I aY'" CAMPAIGN RESULTS
I Total quota $12,300
Amount subscribed 8,601
To be raised .$ 3,800
The sum of $3,81)0 remains unsub
scribed in the V. M. C. A. budget
week campaign, according to report
of team captains turned in tbis nooa
at luncheon. It was announced that
the cumpagn would continue through
Monday in an effort to secure the de
cider amount.
Individual subscriptions are aver
aging approximately $15 and ure well
distributed over the city, it is intllciic
ed by the tabulated results. Heports
from each day are carefully checked
that the campaign lenders umy know
best where to concentrate their for
ces.
No noon meeting of the worker
will be held tomorrow. All arc ex
pected to be present at the associa
tion building at nine o'clock on -Monday
iiiorniiiK. Over the week-end tli."
campaign will be completely revniny
ed. and new proMpecta nnd district
allotted to the workers.
Keen coninctition between teamc
was indicated by today's reports. F d
lowing are the percentages of quotas
raised as reported by the Highest cap
tains: Mrs. Mnmie Bisconrr, 110 per
cent; Dr. S. W. .Moody, 8s per cent;
llnymond Torrey, 83 per cent; Dr. j
I. Winchell, 75 per cent; H. A. Solnts,
71 per cent; K. O. Iminel, 70 per
cent.
Division "A" under A. K. Brlgham
with $-t,Q'.'0 subscriptions is leaving
ilii-lslnn "IV which has reported
$:i.nsi. . i
W. W. Dillon, campaign supervisor
left for Portland this afternoon to at
tend tue. annual meeting of the Uni
versity of Illinois alumni club of which
lie is president, lie will return toinor
row morning.
WILL BE SELECTED
Judges for the spring field rials of
the Oregon Field Trial association, to
be held at Lebanon April 3 to f, are
being voted upon, announces W. Jt.
Wallace, president of the association.
Jlr. Wallace received a letter today
from C. S. Wiitmore, secretary of the
association, nylng that only one out
side judge would be chosen, the others
being Oregon dog enthusiasts and ex
pcrienced field trial men.
Dues, of the Oregon Field Trinl
association are still lf;i, although
through a popular misbelief the figure
was believed to the $.", ay Mr. Wal
lace. Tlio matter of ruining the dirrs
to tbo organization enme up at the
last meeting, according to Mr. Will'
lace, but was not voted favorably. The
trials will he conducted in Eugene
next full without asking for local
sportsmen for donations to pay ex
penses, it Is believed, if enough mem
bcrships to tlio association can he
old.
Oregon aud Washington field dogs
walked off with most of the price
money at the llskersfleld trials, it is
'announced.
Civil war Veterans
Are to be Guests
Of Rex on Monday
In honor of Washington's birthday
and the presentation of "Barbara
Frletrhie." the Hex announces that
200 LATE TO CLASSIFY
LARCilS and nenrly new Hall & Davis
safe at half price. Y. .1. HKROF.R
HKAM'V OFFICII. Henry W.
Ktnwart. l'hoiio 0115. fill
A JtEAfi 1IOMI0, on paved street,
only six blocks from Willamette
Kt. S rooms, basement, heat nnd a
large corner Int. Lot atono is worth
-500 anil the house $51100. You can
have tlio home for $0000; $2000
cash, balance time. If you haven t
quite $L'000 let's try it snywar.
F. .1. HF.HfiF.lt REALTY OFFICE,
Henry W. Stewart. I'lumo 01)3.
fill
FOR RENT Furnished npartment
with garage. For adults. 071 W Sth.
l'hone 311-1,. K3
Insure with Henry Trump, 33 W. nth
The advantages of
Hlonoolass
Cabin Service
urope'
One class passage at propor
tionately lower rates, com
bined with the famous Cana
dian Pacific standards of
comfort speed and service
that is the Monoclass Cabin
Plan. Twelv magnificent
"Monoclsja" steamships at
test to the popularity ot this
method of travel to Europe.
WriU or fait fm roue sNrwt
. atfl tor ivmflfM tsy-
CanadianPacific
V fl-n.rm.miirx-RiaTlkjt
SflmtX -MmM mm "of
all civil war veterans are to be
guests of tbe management at the one
o clock matinee next Monday after1
noon.
In keeping with the picture, tbe
management has asked that tbe boys
in blue aud grey come to the theate'r
in their uniforms, if possible. The
veterans and their wives will be the
guests of honor at the first showing
in Eugene of one of the finest his
toricitl romances brought to the
screen.
Special music, tunes that will bring
fond nieuiorie8..especiiilly to the vet
eran guests, will be a feature of the
special Rex program. ".Marching
Through Georgia, " "Yankee Doodle,"
"The tiirl I Left llchind Me" and
many other immortal American airs
will swell from the Itex organ under
the masterful touch of Robert .
Hainsworth.
"If the 'boys and girls of W don't
hsvo the times of their livea next
.Monday afternoon I'll miss m
gin-ss." opined A. II. .McDonald, of
the Hex, who will be on hand that
afternoon to greet the veterans and
welcome them back to "those good old
duys'' they can never forget. ,
Babb's Window is
Named Prizewinner
llabb's Hardware store was award
ed first place In the show winilow
contest conducted by the Eugene 11)25
Auto show the Inst three days, it was
announced by John Stark, manager, at
the close of the show last night. A
cash prize of $15 was presented to
the store. McMorran and Washburno
placed second, winning $10, and Peter
1'an received honorable mention.
High school girls made a hit with
their program at the show Inst night.
Edith l'earson presented a feature
dance, Anna ' Kathryne Garrett ap
peared for soprano solos, and the
girls' quartet, composed of Miss Gar
rett, 1'aulino Guthrie, Evelyn Mollis
and Kathleen Powell, sang several se
lections. Final appearance of the Columbia
models, wearing millinery, afternoon
and evening frocks, sport clothes,
coats, lingerie and hose from McMor
ran and YVaBhburne's store, drew
heavy applause from the spectators.
District Office
Is Opened Here
Announcement has been made of
the opening of headquarters in Eu
gene at U04 Olive street by the Elec
tric Service company of Portland. A.
M. Duffy will bn the manager of the
district comprising southwestern and
smith central Oregon, with his head
quarters here.
The company, said to be the largest
dealers in electric machines in the
state, baa a branch In Pendleton, cov
ering eastern Oregon. The Eugene
branch is tlio only other outsido of
Portland.
ROAD WORK DISCUSSED
T .liB.M.ua tl,n ,mnrnTiminl of the
Mohawk road above Mabel, Ray Hill,
supervisor of thst district, wss nere
RESOLUTION
SEVERSON Whereas, it has plcaa
. ed Ood in his providence to call
from this earth our beloved friend,
Mrs. Belle Sevcraon, through whose
denth the Trinity Lutheran Ladlet'
Aid has lost a member of msny
years' standing, therefore Bo It Re
solved: That In the death of Mrs.
Severson the members of the aid
recognise the loss of one who was
a faithful nnd conscientious worker
end In her modest nnd unassum
ing meiner extended her efforts In
the inleVest of charity. That we
extend our sincere and heartfelt
sympathies to her sister, her ouiy
surviving relative. lie it further Ho
solved, That a copy of these resolu
tions he entered on' the minutes of
our society nnd also published In
Tbo Oregon Pariah Messenger and
the dally papers of Eugene. (Sign
ed) Mrs. I j. J. Clave, president;
Airs. J. N. Holm, treasurer; Mra.
N. C. Nelson, secretary.
Rheumatism
"Yes! it's all gone."
DO NOT close your eyes nnd
think that hoalth, free mo
tion and strength are gone front
you forever I It Is not so. You
can got rid ot your rheumatism
by building up your blood power.
It Is a fact that rheumatism
means "blood poverty." It Is a
tact with the Increase of red
colls In your blood, Impurities
aro destroyed. It ts a fnct that
8.8.S. will belp Nature build
these red-blood-cells I S.9.S. is
one ot the most powerful blood
cleansers In existence. Its re
sults In thousands of rheumatic
cases have been nothing short of
anisslngl The medicinal ingre
dients of 8.S.3. are purely vege
table. This Is very Important to
remember! What ran be more
Inspiring, more wonderful than
to see the shackles ot pain re
leased from your struggling
body, swellings, lingering pulns.
stiffness ot joints and musclos
all disappear; your stomach
mado atrong; your faco pink
with the old sweetheart glow,
your blood enriched and your
cheeks more plump as they used
to be. You can do It! Take
8 8 8., the great dostroyer ot
rheumatlo Impurities.
Sf t. --.. .1 H . I J I
in iwo sum. ins isrftr
its Is mors tconoutca).
A
RED CROSS OFFICE
A number of Eugene's ex-service men
who applied for the Adjusted compen
sation aud who have received their
policies hsve fouud them to be short
from $50 to $"00 or more, anuounres
Miss Grace Norton, secretary of tjie
Red Cross. Men who have neither had
acknowledgment of tho application
nor received the policy themselves
should notify branch offices of the
Adjusted Compensation bureau in
ushington, D. C,
"Six weeks should be ample time
to allow either for receipt of applica
tion or policy," aays Alias Norton.
'hncli man should figure bis adjusted
service credit and uiultip'- by the
factor nearest his age. Now is tbe
time to correct such errors, and the
table of factors is as follows:
Age Factor Age Factor
L4 2.031) ' 41 2.400
25 2.537 42 ...2.450
8 2.5.'I5 43 2.430
27 2.532 44 2.42U
28 ...2.030 45 2.413
21) 2.527 4tl 2.308
30 2.524 47 ..2.381
ill 2.521 48.... .....2.304
;! 2.517 40 2.345
13 2.513 50 2.324
!I4 2.5U!) 01 2.302
35 2.504 52 2.271)
3(1 2.408 03 ..2.254
37 2.402 54 .2.228
38 2.485 55... 2.201
3!) 2.478 50... 2.172
40 2.470
'I receive many questions as to the
loan values of policies," says Miss
Norton. Your policy has no loan value
until after the second year (1027).
For instance, on a $1,000 policy the
loan value at the end of the second
year is $87.03. After 10 years the
a ue would he S831.23. Xou can read
ily see that the loan volue b so small
that It will mean a big loss to tbe
mnn unless he rcedeeuis his policy. As
this bonus is a gift from the govern
ment which will protect you while
living, protect your family in case of
your death, coats you no premiums,
we therefore urge you to Bold your
nolicy until maturity and if It becomes
necesssry for you to borrow money
on it to redeem it if at all possible.
FAMOUS AUSTRIAN
SURGEON RESTORED BY
GLAND TREATMENT
rtf 1.nrnnr.. famous Austrian
surgeon, according to a recent
rtmaa Htftnnteh tins Rllhmltted llim-
aelf to glandular trcntmont. Thle
treatmont, according to me hoc
tor's own statement, ins restored
him to the health and vigor of
his earlier days, and he is highly
enthusiastic about this new branch
of medical science.
Thousands ot -men and women
who are lacking In health arid en-
orgy, aro taking advantage ot aci.
ence's moBt recent discovery and
are using Glnndogon, a highly con
cei.tratod glandular tonic, in con
V3iiient tablet form, prepared from
the glands of healthy young nni
mnia r'lanrinirnn linn had remnrk-
nKi innnnH in tha treatment of
run-down, norvous individuals. Al
len's Drug storo and Hen uross
Pharmacy will supply you. Adv.
What a Pity
To waste a rlov.
A pleasant morning drink
prevents it always.
Think of the clays lost by head
ache, by dullness, by unfitness.
Just because the stomach isn't
right, or the bowels are clogged
by poisons:
That s all unnecessary. Millions
now provent those lost days by
an eaBy, pleasant method.
On rising drink a class of
water, hot or cold. That washes
out the stomach before breakfast.
Add to that water a little Jad
Salts. That makes It dollghtful
and sparkling. Jad Salts are
mado from acids of lemon and
grape, combined with llthta.
In an hour comes a wonderful
change. Tho poisons are elim.
Inatcd. All that makes you mls
ernhlo Is gone.
The day becomes suniiv. vou
become fit. You foel as you felt
when a child.
Yott gain a day which other
wise la lost. You place yourself
at your best.
Try Jad Salts one mornlne In
your glass of water. It will bring
a revelation. You will never
again let a day start wron. All
drugglata have Jad Salta. Adv.
CCKTWakM You Feel
) Yourself AtfJla
NEW MANAGEMENT
VENETA HALL
BIO. DANCE SAT. NIGHT
Good Muslo Good Eats Good
Tims Everybody Corns
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Wood and Coal
Wood under cover any
length
King Coal Oak
Cord Wood Ash
aisbwood Mapla
FUEL CO.
1st National Bank Bldg.
Room 84
Phone 651
PUBLIC DANCE
DREAMLAND
HALL
Every Wednesday and
Saturday Night .
today conferring with V. M. Morse,
county engineer. The bid for the
bundling of the rock from this work
will be opened by the' county court
next week. The clearing of the brush
from the right-of-way will be under
way by the first of next week, accord
ing to Mr. Morse. The improvement
will be financed by the special tax
levy voted in district number 3 at
the November special election.
Institute Will be
Held February 28
For Eastern Lane
Sl'ltlNOFIEED, Feb. 20. (Spe
Hal). A teachers' institute, to dis
cuss current school problems, will be
held in Springfield February 28, for
all teachers in the eastern pait of
Iano county, according to the an
nouncement of E. J. Moore, county
school superintendent. 1'rofessor Hen
ry D. Sheldon, dean of the school of
education at tJie University of Ore
gon, will be tbe principal speaker dur
ing the afternoon session. Principal
Vern D. Main, of the Springfield high
school, will preside.
Assessors Will
Meet at Dallas
Church Will Hold
Loyalty Campaign
Sturting next Sunday and continu
ing until Easier Sunday, April. 12, an
"I am loyal" campaign will be con
ducted by all the organizations- of the
First Christian church us a move to
bring membership at meetings to as
near 100 per cent as possible, accord
ing to Dr. E. V. Stivers, pastor.
Dr. Stivers next Sunday announces
an Interesting sermon for tbo evening.
"If Christ should come to Eugene.''
Some Interesting facts on law en
forcement and a "straight from tho
shoulder talk" is the promise of thu
pastor.
This afternoon at the church a so
cial meeting is being held by the jun
ior women's Sunday school class and
Loyal Iinnd as a greeting for tho new
women members enrolled during tlu
recent revivnls.
OLD TIME DANCE
Thurston, February 21st, given by
Ladies Auxiliary of the Farmers
union. Everybody welcome. fl
THE BUTTON SHOP
Pleating, Buttons and Hemstitching.
SO 7th Ave. East Phone 1715-J.
To discuss assessments of live
stuck aud personal property as s
guide to tbe assessors in this work,
a meeting of the Willamette Valley
Assessors' association has been called
for Dallas, Oregon, February 24, aud
lien F. Keeuey. assessor ot Lane, iu
company with II. P. Murkuseu, deputy
assessor, will attend tbe meeting. As
sessors from Lane, IJun, Benton,
I'ulk, Mil r Ion, Yamhill, Clackamas and
Washington couaties will attend the
session, according to word received
from C. L. Tollman, assessor of Ben
tou county, secretary of the asx6ci-i-tion.
Assessor O. A- Steelhamuier of
Murion is president of the association.
Youth is Jailed
On Check Charge
William S. lies, a youth wearing
three large fraternity piiiu and v'a u
ing to be an O. A. ('. fltiidriit wud nr
resled at a local Hton- Knfriie alleged
passing pi bad r!t,'ckn this afternoon,
mid brought to t he ahoriffa ot'i'.ce for
examination. The youth, while tulk.ug
with the officers in the more, swoon
ed away and had to be revived, lie
was to be given a hearing this after
noon after being questioned by the
officers.
Stivers, pastor of the First Christian
church, will be iu charge, and inter
ment will be in the old I. O. U. k
cemetery.
Christian Church
Meeting Planned
Pastors and representatives of all
the Christian churches of Iane coun
ty will attend a district meetiug to be
held at-the First Christian church
here Thursday, Murch ft, according to
announcement today of Dr. E. V. Sti
vers, , pastor. Tbo meeting will he
held under the direction of C. F.
Swuniler of Portland, state secretary
of the Christian church. An all-day
program is planned starting at 10 a.
m. and closing with an evening meet
ing aud service, according to Dr. Stivers.
aliuctte university basketball team de
feated the College -of I'uget Sound
her last night by a score of 24 to
20. The game started slow, and stay-
n,l .:..
ond h VU W
Children
vry for
GLORIA SWANSON BETTER
PAHIS, Feb. 20. Uloria Swan
son, American motion picture star,
who underwent an operation at Au
teuil Tuesday night, was reported ibis
mroning us making steady and satis
factory progress.
FUNERAL IS SET
Funeral services for Betty Louise
Hawkins, u-yeur-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J: C. Hawkins, who died
yesterday, will be held from the Brun- !
stetter chapel Sunday afternoon at 2 ;
o'clock, it is announced. Rev. E. V. '
BORN
MORGAN' February 20. 102,'i to Mr.
and Mrs. W. D. -Morgan of Weud
ling, a son, weight nine pounds.
WILLAMETTE WINS
SAl.EJf, Ore., Feb. 20. The Wil-
cially prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ag(T
To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of &&lfAtfZ
Proven directions on each package. Physicians everywhere recomnxnd i
Woman Nearly Insane
"I was nervous, could not sleep,
melancholy and nearly insane at
times." says Mrs. T. A. Saunders,
of 711 E. Depot St., Knoxvllle,
Tenn. "After being In this con
dition nearly three years I saw
Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable
Compound advertised and took
It. It made me a well woman.
I gained 22 lba. In weight and
haven't had a bit ot trouble since.
I hope It will do as much for
other women as it has for me."
Lydla E. Plnkham's Vegetable
Compound Is the one dependable
remedy for female ills. Adv.
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