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Newspaper Page TextEvening. February 24,- 1925 T II K BUG K X K GUABn Tngo Thrco liEfl PIMM OF SWEDEN DIES AT AGE OF 63 ....-iw.iM. Fob. Iljnlmir irtto '"" Pr-n-ior. died i;r,ulink. .... iii.liur Uraniing. the first socinli.t lljilmar u history of Sue- 'ri,r . ,,f ibe uuismniling iill- ' i ih.it i-mintry iu hi time L" "'I' dod by Ibe BwU.b people r'h'll utr-' mn'L l,r""nonl 1U" I-rL''H'a'rtni"! . .i iJie sod"' l',"tic 'I''"1"' fairer..! bjr"lv.rludr. f 1 ' i.r. linintiug worked un- i'lfv and with n fi optimism for CrMl'iMtio" of bis idonls. Ho Xmv I j himself n personal sncrifu-e, mid Lb ' pri-on fr nis -'l"l"-- . tie muse of those whose casta ScUi.-.-f'-ji,'"1,i8 own- lSUSCU noiB-' . . u-ith those activities, . . nr.ii.il ns Iiih more lm- Vbioi He , f rt.n't iufruational work, prominent 3". '., h. lime, was lie real 'Lrtson for Ir. Brnnting s resigunhon F, jnun,e minister in tbe Kdcn gov r in I'.ilS. although ho had mud L as withdrawing from the cabinet Louse of Ibe condition of his health, j 'xbe ministry from which lie. re I .i t.il in 1!)U0 and Dr. Hrunting 'Ltrtetled Puwcr- '"" nn Ji rclj wcial democratic adminlstru ji'oD "is government remained :n 1 1 ,.',,, however, only from Mnroh to V.......'r.r tt-hen it resigned. As a re- '(jlt of the socialists' victory in .lie ",'ltion in the fall of l'Xll be wim iifturneil of power. His government .Vnuined nnlll April, j.;-., uur.nt ,:,rirh llranting was Dom premier anu lilTfitn minister. It resigned aftor f I avins been defeated in the upper jojinoer on a proposal by the gov ernment lo distribute doles among the f Ji.se aiplovert. 4 Ministry Resigned. - 'I The succeeding ministry resigned , October. lfl-4, because of divergent ;jvpws between it and parliament on ri( (inesiion of disarmament and for 'fine third time Or. ISrnnting was cnll :I,J to head the government, "i As the representative of the Kwe.l ;h serial democracy, Dr. lirnntiu 5 laved an important role in nearly all iirterDiitioiial labor conferences. ' During the I'aris peace conference, ir. llranting was active as nn ndvo tte of pence on the lines of Woodrow IHilson's fourteen points. I),, lti-'nirinf with Christian L. Jl.ing of Norway, secretary of the In- frnationnl union, was nwaruea me. INoliel peace prize for M21. Born at Stockholm, isovember t ISOll I'r. llranting wns the son of m-nfeacnt T. fl Rrnntini. He wi. If durateil at I'psala university, study- ig natural science. Another Bermuda Flight Will be Tried by Airship LAKi:iint.ST, X. J., Feb. Another Ueriuudn flight will be UI1 Tiakeu by the dirigible Los Angeles irububly Wednesday of this week, it i announced by Itear-Admirnl . A. Muffett, chief of the navy's bu- litau uf aeronautics. Naval officials are desirous of niltleting the experiment of lnoor- ii-t the ship to the mast of the l'a- jka, airsliin tender, in Bermuda. Urbor, be saiil. The Los Angeles was ureveuted by tad weather and limited fuel supply urn remng over night at Bermuda ''turilny il returned imniedintely t the hangar. Fuel for only :i4 hours ad been taken, officials said, and an i s supply was left when e (lirigilile lauded last night. Deposed Emperor Of China Leaves P1:ki: 1.-..1, "i ,i ii........ jTuiu, t Ji ilcpnsed boy emperor of ""u. nas g.,i:c to Tientsin. Hsii.in Tung wn9 f orof tl to leave " imperial palace in the forbidden 'V earli int v,.,-...i.- r.- i;.ure .,'r IVking ,y Keng 'vu-llshing. -"ii im'm went 0 t,0 home of the "mer regent l'rince Shun, but Inter k refuge in n,0 .Inpanese legatio.i 3 eking. This move whs saiil nt the, " to have i.ccn innde-with ihe con '"her interested legation!) mil "the n.h j,-,. f t,,'. i.-i:.i, .... y- "b ' ni l t.nip.miml. Try This For NEURITIS .u ,"" i"caii7.ea m a " a largo number nf nerv'rs." Ilum. . """ 'lnn rnllcf i'lonih, , ":';" or ,,h,p ,,il.Rt f"w ii i,i, t ' .-t-, .ru.jii-iMiH'1 H ,arl, , ' ""T II1R itlocttM , lor .!!,( ninuCi .,;,!;, "the .''!.""'1 1,Ht 8 tra''e ' '"" J ; n t t. ' , ' : ; , " " Mr llmhrrip in H n rr'u"'in tho "x lllng ;M fnr ih pa,n lo 'Ilsappi-ar. ih , ' Purpose thousand rf arrnil - p,"1 ''nlly-fio cents at irorr- . ":'rmaoy or anv live ""i-t anywherp. iVood and Coal i"r cover any Kih, , length r 1 00,1 Oak MANERUO. M"P" HUNTINGTON U. . FUEL CO. " N"on B.nk Bldfl. Room 24 RY Phone 651 f&'ip,'iin I i. re"""!'! sTiTW-' .1 i l,. J 5 THIRD WIFE FOR CHARLIE, MAYBE At Least First Spouse Thinka So; MHa77d Harris Tells Her Views Of Famous Little Comedian's Love Affairs feva x45iaS;v ' 'ft ;S - 45.-il! 3 . - -1. 1 i -nil' fe:-a:?I-afe.ViiMia I r'j-, t Jiii'lMfiM I JVv MUJKi:i HAltKIS Sfrceu btar and hirst Wife of Charlie 'haplin JJOIXYWOOI), Feb. 24. Chariir Chaplin is a man of exceptional miud. lie is a true artist. Tie is brilliant, and has the usual restless mind pe culiar to genius. Only one type of mate is suitable to Htich a man. One who is equal to him in brilliance, ami also is possessed of n mind ever seeking the new in life, the high lights and the deep shad ows. s Such a mind, naturally, is not found in one of immature years. 1 do not know the intimate cir cumstances of the Chaplins' present domestic life, hut from my past knowledge of Chaplin I do not be lieve blame attaches to either of them. It is just that he only can find his happiness iu marriage witii one nf his own years, with a mind develop ed into the spheres in which he thinks and lives. A horoscope cost for Mr. Chaplin some time ngo said he would marry three times. Undoubtedly, to my mind, this hor oscope js sure of fulfillment. I do not say this becuuse "of my Naval Inquiry is Asked in Tacoma TACOMA. 'osh., Feb. 24. Con vinced that their son was murdered. Mr. and Mrs. Otto O. Miller declared last night that they would ask a naval inquiry into the death of their son, Clifford 1-eon Miller, 10, whose body was found floating in San Fran cisco Hay yesterday. The parents base their claim that tho boy was murdered on tbe fact that Clifford had stated while here on a furlough recently that he hud had trouble with a member of the crew of the submarine S-14 and that the other sailor had sworn vengeance. Prior to his enlistment in the navy three years ago Miller was an office boy in the editorial rooms, of the 'J'acoma Ledger. ' NELSON MACDUFF SPEAKS SPKINOFll'XO, Feb. 1M. (Spe cial) Methods of forest protection were discussed by Nelson F. Macduff. We want you to make-this test We want every wcnk, puny, fiiKgoil-out man and woman in America U make this test: buy one bottle of Tanlac at your dnitfiiists, take it accnrdiiiK tif direc tions for one week and see how quickly you pet started back to full strength mid vigor. Wo know what we are talking about. Tanlao has helped millions. In our files are more .than 100,000 letters of praise from pnitel'ul Don't confuse Tanlac with 'ordinary patent nostrums. It is Nature's own tunic and ! builder, compounded from roots, barks and herbs that we gather at great expense from the four corners of the earth. Tanlac goes straight to ; the seat of your trouble; i-li'anses and purifies the blood stream; puts your di pestioii in proper shape. First thing you know ymi have an appetite like a star ved child. You rest nt night and votir whole body be- Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills fcr Constipation TANLAC . FOR. YO UR HEALTH belief in the supernatural, but be cause I feel that love plays a very important part'in Inn life. .More so even than in the lives of most persons, as he always is, search ing for an ideal, for one who wlil be his complete dream, come true. And he will have to find it in one older than 1 was, 17, wheu I mar ried him. Mr. Chaplin loves children. Indeed, very, very much. It may be tliut the birth of a baby threatened breach bet ween KSUO$ to the Chuplius would heal any threatened breach between the two. But that is a matter more for con jecture than for prophecy. All in nil. If the Chaplins separate. I would judge it to be due merely to the fact that they were not real mates, probably neither to blame, but still recognizing that life apart would be better for each. Otherwise the growing years would cause their realization that they are not hnppy together to grow. ( My personal opinion is that in any case certainly a child should be well provided for and n girl permitted suf ficient to care for herself. But no one should huvu everything taken nwny for which he has strug gled for years. of Eugene, supervisor of the Cascade Nntionnl forest, in an address before the Springfield local of tho Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen last evening in the Woodmen of the World hall. It wns urged by Super visor Macduff that the 4-L exert its influence in educating persons to keep the forests free from the misuse by campers, and to strive to trewrvc the natural beauty of the scenery. Fork Lands in Museum LONOON, Feb. JL UP) The first English silver table fork, made in HU1U, has been bought by the Vic toria and Albert museum, South Ken sington. The fork is engraved with the crests of the .Manners and Mon tague families. More than l'HI million cords of wood nre cut annually from American forests for fuel. F'T quality cigars. Prince Nemo. Brought Health and Happiness "Since ttieCivilWsr indiges tion and stomach trouble have been the banc of my existence. Tanlac made my weak stomach sound and did away with all nipnn of indi gestion. In fact it hasbrought me health, strength and hap piness and 1 give it unquali fied endorsement and praise." Hon. A. V. Tarbox, 217 W. 2JrdSt., University Place, Neb. gins to feel the stir of, Mivngth mid eui'lgy. j )on't you In- disi'iiuniiri'd. Iion't nit off ti'Ming Tim dic a ii it lifi- diiy. (ii't n but -tli' now ;iiid in a wci'k you should notice signs of ri'ill iiiijii'ovonient. SOLELY TO FIGHT, WASHINGTON; Feb. JI. The American n.ivy, like every other, is organized miely to fig.it. Secretary Wilbur Kiid today in hu addrc bc l"Lt the Women's Couucil ou ltefe'le a a l'euOe Insurance. lt is organized for that purpose mid f r that purple alone." tontin iied the v i- secretary. "'We cotnd tml no duiiht would scmp it and dis band its personnel if we cou.d be a.--Mir-'d ttiat there were to be no more wars uii'I that force would never ag'i'H he needed in world affairs. It Tslioultl nut be forgot leu that the ultimate purpose of the navy is t enforce the wiil of the nation agaiirst tuosr who oppose Unit will, tt is the nut ion's pledge of its firm purpose :o )ui:iit;n!i lis w ill ag;i itlst .oppoMt ion. 'Wiit'ii we are ready in yield all things lo the will -f others; wh"ii property, .ifo. liberty and religion iuei.it less to us than ti t f fori to nia.iitain them, we may abandeti ilo navy ami submit to tae authority a.i-l power of a more virile race. 'But even such servile and pusil lanimous submission may not Kive tlr peace such sacrifices are made to ob lam. The upraised Jninds of ntillicii of slaughtered Armenian--, men. won, en. and children ruthlessly butchered, warn irs (hat there is not security in complete disarmament. 'The kingdom of heaven bits not yet arrived on earth, no matter how much we have prayed for it, or how much more nearly it has npproncJied. ror a great wealthy nation likJ Anie. ica, amply ab e to sustain iu its will for gootl and to sustain and to protect its peaceful missionaries nf rigliteous ness everywhere and to advance jus tice and righteousness in the world for such a nut ion to disarm and suh s de into pusillanimous incompetency to advocate or maintain justice would be a crime against God and man.1' Sleeper Shoots Gun; is Killed FHi:SNO, Cal., Feb. 1. While in the throes of a nightmare, Amado Liinon, employe of the Southern Pa cific railroad nt Mojave, twisted fit fully in bis sleep, causing a revolver he had under his pillow to discharge, wounding him fatally in the abdomen. The noise of the explosion, accord ing to stories of the nccident brought here, awakened companions who rush ed Fimon aboard a train for Sao Fraucisco. I anion expired just before the train reached Fresno. An inquest wilt be held. Pulpit Rock to Be Used Again THK PAI.I.FS, Ore., Feb. 21. (Special). Pulpit Hock, the historic spot where Hev. Jason I.ee and bre thren converted thousands of Indians to Christianity . wheir The Dulles wiis a military post on1 the Oregon trail, nca in will be the scene of a religion spectacle, according to plans an nounced today by the Knights Temp lar of this city. A union religious ser vice for members of denominations ;n Easily, Quickly Prepared Because It Jells Well You arc always sure of Jrll-wcll. It's such a dainty, delicious dessert no dounr about its reception at lunch or dinner. And it iflli well. So there'i ' never the ilightest question about its IUCCCU. Combine these two luccewftil qualities with the fact that Jcll well ii simple snd cany to make. There you have ths rcaum why thousand! nf women look upon It as the ideal emergrnry drf ft and the mort healthful after a hearty meal. RED l-UJ THE CALIFORNIA DESSERT How To Cet ThU Beautiful Mold i At Urn Cost To Too I( ynu will rf rommrn J lliii dtli- I ' riou, in ,o fiv. of jour rijrnd., nil in the coupon, and att h the a ,wr C.'omtany name rut from five Irll- well boirt. we will send you (KKK H, a Itfautifuf aluminum pint mold of brand new deiipn. Voor friendi, J me are lure, ill thsnk i for cwy. tfiiir.g tnrra sooui jfu-wru, : the fiiv w; I.,- JuM Kjim.t im.rn:ii4. Willi a :i!liir o.i i.ymc Hie it.iu.r na tur;il n.rk pulii-t ni by J.is-.n 1.,.. in )u ta.k- ii. in,' r. l in. n Tliif f.iiMoii), i..,k is ii-'w tt natur.tl inier-t-t (!( u jti,iihr at Lwi'liiu Mini 1'i.urt Min'ls, liavinR n left mi tnuln'tl when ,irkfi ittariiilauuz.Ml I lie Mi-fi'ts bt-vtial iiK'hitis m;o. ii. C. Dutton Dies At Cottage CJrove COTTA.iK (iliti'i:. Feb. J1.- (Speciall. 1 1, t', lhnton died M"tt- I day in i n : at the home of tils uuil- (fliler, Mrs. Sine! i Sharp, Of. Out j .oil in il ..t tuii.ii Groe fr utor-' j ttuill ,'!. war-.. He 14 hrn ill .a lies ! vi Me. .u, February is. hU. II.' i wit- r.i n in il in I'.nv count , Ohio, u I l.uiiis.i Wut in lit, Tjiicc clnldri-n i Hie Iiiii: Mi I jui-ietl Siiaip t t ! (V.iui:c (ir i harli s Omioii . f i Napn. t'al. and .Mr. .1. I". TeipeuuU of INu tland Tli' remains wi.l he stop p.d to lVritaud to he buried ill K" c j l Ity O'liieter. i Changes at Local Army Office Made i I.. H. I'liig'', priv-ite first cla-s, I I'nited S;at army, has been asij;n- j ! ed to tit'.e cli irge of the recruiting nt- I 1 fice in Fugi ne and arrives I' day I : j :is-iitnie Ins duties. Serjeant I' r.iuk t 1 Kenua, who !ia- been iu charge of in.1; I nff;i-i' h.'ic at the povtotfice for thei 'pa-t year tmd one-half will Uae on j j .titirca 1 to rejoin bis regiment, the ( l.'tttth ini'iiat ry, at San Francisco. F-. ! ' new reciu tiug head lias been on duiyj with the leci u'.ilng service at tb'i I'oriland head-iiiarti'i s of this distric. I Socialists Total Seven Millions P.FItl.lN, Feb. 1M. (A1) The Ber lin social dcinocraiTc organ. Yorwarls, estimates that the strength of organ ized socialists throughout the world in 1!U4 was T.lMMHK). Kngland heads the list with 3,l.V!.(MHt members of the labor party. Ccrmany comes second with K(io.tKH) and Austria third with .".litl.tiHt. IT NEW WITH I "DIAMOND DYES" Beautiful home dyeing and tint ing Is guaranteed with Diamond Dyes. Just dip in cold wator to tint soft, dllcK'.e shades, or boll to dye rich, ii-jrmrt-nent colors. Kac l 15-cent paekaga contains direc tions so slinplo anv woman can dye or tint lingerie, silks, rib bons, skirts, Waists, dresses, coats, stockings, sweaters, drap eries, coverings, hangings, every thing new. Buy "Diamond Dyes" no other kind and tell your druggist whether the material you wish to color is wool or silk, or whether It is linen, cotton or mixed goods. bcottish Hub Masons, Attention! There will be a meeting of Willam ette Lodge of Perfection No. Ii, Tues day evening, Feb. 'J-l, l'Jl'u, Sixth and ninth degrees. f:M (leo. N. McLean. Insurance, SUA Willamette St. Phone 017. tf Tt looki and tattet to goodf Clear, inarklingand full-flavored. Jell-well is alwayi favorite perfect dessert for any occasion. Make it whenever you have a little anare time during the day. It takes hut a moment, lust add boiling water to Jell-well and note iu flavory fragrance. For we use pure gelatine toff of the very finert quality. That's why vou can ahvayi depend on Jell-well. Ak your jrrorer for Red-Box Jcll-wcll. 'J ry it today. - BOX COLOR II if M $ b free offer j ldJ,WBI.LnH!TCOMPNr. III fit m, Sr.. Ln. Antrim C.lil. ,k cwr ." . 1 IZVZX mmm it w 1 mf mA lltMtr, n4 will , 1 (Continued (roiu (it;e one) ineiit was made by the prcMddit's se--rei.i ry, Waraed Repeatedly. The d '. (or- li.ie repeatedly urg'-d llerr Fberi to take a I i; rot and m'ci a fur , bul he ba r fu-ed, as lie ! e!t dun bis ol t'icial dul :e- re-pii: ed hi- pr sem e iu It. i lui. Ti.e patient's temperature a :o-e very high i 111 111. d lately after I he op eratioii. but tow in! I o". lock it s.ni. lo ::!l ceniigiati" tll'-J fa:iietiheil ). r'rau l'.tieri went ! 1J1 - -aiiiiariMiu (o see her husband at it u'dock and ulioip an hour afieiwaid (lie a 11 n iniiceinenl w.s 111 ide that his condi tion was sati.-fnt'lory. The socialist newspaper Vcrwuerl -expre-sed uneasinf so aboiil ' po-silde unrest which President llbcrt's il. ness 111 iv cause iu die policial situa I ion and adils : "It is In be hoped (hat the surgeon will succeed in pre.-ering Hen V.b ert life, which is of sooreme and T h Not a hiph-flnwn figuro of s pooch when you rcnllze that tho footwear creations of the leading shop manufacturers of America are represented in the women's section. At all times we earnestly try to show our appreciation of your patronage by giving maximum values in the newest patterns Specializing in Women's Shoes at $3.50 to $8.50 Men's Shoes at $6.00 to $10.00 828 WILLAMETTE STREET CO "IX J01KJ.KNK: IT'S GRAHAM FOR SHOES" Someone is in Eugene! WHO? Victoria Booth Demarest Granddaughter of the late General Wm. Booth, founder of the Salvation Army AN INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN ORATOR. AN EVANGELIST OF RARE CULTURE AND EXPERIENCE. WHERE? At The EUGENE ARMORY EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT MONDAY WHY? That you might hoar her powerful, soul - searching and conscience - gripping message. WHAT IS HER DOCTRINE? She proclaims tho "Everlasting Gospel," irrespective of creeds and parties. WHO IS WITH HER? Hit eviingolmlie party headed by AGNEW DEMAREST CHOIR DIRECTOR AND SOLOIST A MUSICIAN OF UNUSUAL TALENT. A FINISHED SINGER. A MASTERFUL LEADER. DO YOU WANT EXCEPTIONAL TRAINING? Join His Choir Now! Mrs. Dsmsrcst hss held Union Campaigns with churches of all ths principal denominations. She hns preached In the leading cities of ths United States and Canada, filling tha largest available auditoriums to overflowing. THIS IS AN UNIQUE PRIVILEGE FOR EUGENE. t ital imp M aire not mily ; il v Oril frifvtl-, ut ! Iu I man ft pli ." fii ii China produces more antimony than any other country iu the world. Is Your Child Thin and Weak In just a few days - tpiker thar, you eer dreamt of iheie woiiderfu health building. f!e-h uiakiiig tabl.'ii called McCoy's Cod Liver il Com pound Tablets will start to help any thin, underweight little on After sicktiens and where rickets are su-peeted (hey are especially val uable. No need to give them any more nasty Cod l.iver Oil these tab lets are made to take the place of that good, hut evil smelling, stomach up-ei ting medicine and they surely do it. A very sickly child, age ft, gained 12' pounds iu T months. Ask Linn Orug Co., ,W. A. Kuyken dall, Carroll's Pharmacy or any drug gist for McCoy's Cod l.iver Oil Com pound Tablets the. original and gen uine" 11s easy to take n randy ami tiit tnblets. till cents. Finn Orug Co.. W. A. Kuy keudall, Carroll's Pharmacy. HOME OF BETTER SHOES Like Picking THE Choicest Fruit FROM A Super Orchard "When you know the quality and character of our Shoe slocks, you'll see tho point to the ahovc headline. Paris Scientist Tells of Gland Experiments Or. S. rgo Voronoff, an inter na tiimal authority on Klands, has s.iiil: "Tho brain, th'i ner ves, tho muscles, us well as th livor. tho kidneys and .ill other organs, would bo incap.iblo of playing any useful part with. (Mil ttiu aid nf tho gland. Tho functinnliiK of our organs Is no tnoro than thn activity of nur glands, and when tho bodily function i ng Is disturbed, tho c.'iuso In most cases should bo sought, not in tho condition if the organ itsulf. hut in tho con dition of tho gland whicii con trots it." l.taudoenn, th new scientific gland tonic, prepared In tMiM form provides n almplo meihcd of taking glandular treatment. Cilandegcn. for men and women, is obtainable at Allen's Drujy store and Bed Cross pharmacy. Mall orders accepted. Adv, MID-WEEK DANCE at MONROE Every Wednesday Nite For men wn have; Bhoen that are pood through and through, nnd Just about the smartest in lnsts nnd leathers of nny shoes niiulo In America this Sanson.