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Pag Two THE E U G E X E GUARD TTodnrfirtny Errning, -February 25 OFF ISLAND; TUGS LEAVE FOR SCENE MANILA, Feb. 2".. The U. H. S. Huron, flagship nf Ilio American fleet iu Asiatic waters, ia uground off Malompaya Sound, llantl of Taiwan, 00 milea nouthamt of Manila, -a ra diogram received here today said. Advicea from the Huron laid the craft was "resting easy" and prob ably would be pulled out of danger and refloated by three navy tugs which left Manila for the scene. The tuga will not reach the Huron until tomorrow, however. The Huron left Manll.. yesterday en route to Java. The flagship probably will return to Manila as a result of the. accident, Adndrnl Thomas Washington, com mander of the Asiatic fleet, left f'ir Java about a week ago aboard the General Alnva. IT MOSCOW, Feb. 25. OP)-Tho bu premo economic round. Iiiih entered suit in tho Mohcow district court for anniillincnl of the Kinc'lair Oil con coKsion in Sagliulien on tho ground of aliened non-fulfillment by tun Americun cmoimny o the conditions of the coutrncU Among other nllpfinUouii the gov ernment compluint declares the Amer icans failed to spend certain huuin of money for development purposes within the specified time. Tho case will be heard oil March 11. Replying to a statement made by M. I'yattkuff, chairman of the .Soviet concesNious commission, the Sinclair representative, Hoper, was quoted in a Mohcow diepatcb lost .Sunday ah de claring that his company "hud not failed to observe the terms of the iixrevmeut. but that it was prevented from undertaking tho work on Sagha lien Inland been u so of the unforeseen presenfo thero of Japanese troops." The Sinclair company, he added, Intended to press its claims and se lect for development on oil area out fidu that granted to tho Japanese in the recent HitHSo-Japanese treaty. Sleeping Car of j Marshal Foch is Proving Puzzle PARIS, Fob. 25. Authorities ore at a Ionb to know what to do with Mui'hIiuI Koch's war time sleeping car headquarters, in which the armistice was signed. At present the enr stand in the courtyard of tho Invaiides building, whoro It is fast becoming wealherheuien. The only way of pre serving it from tho elements in its present position is to build a shed over it. hut General Mariuux, custo dian of the military museum of the liivulidr, will m l permit .Mansart's famous courtyard to be dif-figured by aiirh a structure. The innyor of Coin piegnc has offered to return It to the l(cthondc8 aidetrack where the armis tice was signed, and tjiero build a suit able shelter over it at tjie expeiue of the Coiupiegue nimiTeljiulily, but the minister was unwilling to accept this offer, as the car ono of the prin cipal exhibits nt tho Invalldes mu seum, furthermore, it is pointed out, tltat to allow Its entrance to the courtyard, four Inches had to be taken off the archway, and to remove ft would necessitate a repetition of thm. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LADIES wishing to add to their income during spare moments, see Mrs. ('. K. A.sher, evenings at. Un burn Hotel. fl'U LOST Diamond earring mounted in platinum peudelum. lie ward. K. C. Simmoni. Phone 050. fJT UAKhKU KOPH'MKNT FOlt SALK 1 ii'juu o at Mack's Auto Supply Co., for Duck Daniels, t'JT TO Tlt.l-iK L'O acres near Kmuca da, for Ford Hoadster, delivery body preferml. Write J. It. FISH, Lugeuo M. It. II. fU'7 lOH UK NT March lut new ui"dero buiiRalow. Locust Court. Phone r.C-U HSU Oak. fJ7 PI'ltLIC Al CTION XM.K HOItSKS. IIAUNKSS and WAtiO.NS W KDNKSDA Y, MAllCll ft, At Third and Lincoln Sip. . Kugene, Oregon, One block west of S. P. stock yards. Car load of List chum young work hordes that are being Miippcd in. Thin hum h o( ntick roiisisis of welt ma led teams of mure and gcliling welKhing -H0 to ;i:U)0 llm. per team, well hrokfl to work, gentle and iu good order. Ke eral head of good ynuig hores suitable for farming and lodging, will be sold single. Also 10 head of mmill horm-s llmt are siuglt and double broke have been i-ouhigucd to this sale and iiuim be sold regurdlerM of pih-e. In thin bunch there are a f i w well broke saddle horses. Wagons of all kinds and fciien, both wide and narrow tire, about 15 tt of heavy team and farm burne; several horse collars. This sale will start nt 11 A. M. sharp, rain or shine. If you need any horsra be here on this date. Thero will he all kinds of horaes here for any kind of work you have to do and remember you get a guarantee with every hor you buy to be as represented Just the same as buying them at private ale. Come look them over, hitch ami work them. Theae horses will be in ham about March 1st for inspection. Terms will be given to responsible burers. , ( HAS. TAYIiOTI, Owner. V. H. NATIONAL HANK, Clerk. J. K. (JltbKll, iuctioneer. firs. HERE'S ANOTHER CHOICE BEAUTY Publicity Men Like Olivs Borden, Another Hollywood Candidate For Prize Beauty of 1925; She's One of 14 , I T , f v ' Publicity men choose Olive Borden as 1925's most promising product of pulchritude. She's one of 14 choices. Never mind the rest. Yes, she's from Hollywood, too. At the Hospitals Mercy hospital: Admitted Clifford Freemon, Noti; SItb. Henry IShermiii, 547 Sixth avenue west; Miss Delia DcMosw, 812 Washington atreet; O. It. Morris, 8020 Nineteenth avenn' cast; Virginia Hugglns, Seattle; John Kuggtes, Seattle; Thoiuos ltemsey, Portland; Mansfield Way, Noti; Joy Irfoney. Dismissed Mrs. II. William, 151 Lawrence; Mrs. K. A. Tobia, 5.'! 4 Jefferson street. Pacific Christian: Admitted Pave Hull, Itoseburg; W. H. Ihignn, Cot tage drove. DiHinisser J. M. Hin der, Klkton; .Airs. Fred Kiirdcll, Ku gen. Kugene hospital. Mrs. D. 1). Kil coup, Portland; Wayne K. Davis, Chase Gardens, Kugene; Mrs. D. It. Conkltn, t Mi Thirteenth avenue eat. Dismissed J. K. Meachnm, Cot tage Grove; Mrs. Martin Itadcliffc, Junction City. Contract on Rock Handling Awarded Contractu for the excavation of rock from the ipisrries ut Mabel and London Springs for county roiul work were let this afternoon to Walton, Anderson mid Hanson on their hid of 75 cents per yard. No bid for the North fork work was let by the court as this was taken under advise ment, is the iinnouucemc'iit, Otiier bidders on tho gravel job were C.tuady and Johnson who bid U3 cents a yard, and Holm, K rick son and i ltrimeth who bid H cents a yard on I the London Springs work uud lc on the Mabel job. Tho contract is for the handling of the rock from the quarry to the coun ty crushers only. A call fur bids on 00 cords of wood for the uhq of tho crusher will soon bo made, accordiug to mcmhors of tho court. Driver Halted for Speed on Highway Speeding at the rale of 50 miles an hour, It. O. Fleuung of Seattle, was slowed down to Revo hours on th.' hifliwny near Uie overhead crosin by Karl Humphrey, state traffic of ficer and cited to nppeur in court. Fleming protested that he had alrisid, been fined $,'tO at Itoseburg for speeding and believed that thin was sufficient for one stnte, according to the slate officer. K, C, Wilfcrt was cited to appear for having changed lifeline phites on a truck, find J. I.. Copenlmver of (iosheu was cited for speeding. SENATORS LEAVE IN'MANAPOUS, I ml. Kelt. 1' if teen demot-rat ic state Mcnatora, j who throughout the day blocked pto-ccediuK-H iu the Indiana senate by ah- renting (lieiiKclved In protot against ' the ticrrymsnded bill, were reported (ale today to have started ill a hnsi- news ft'r the Ohio line, when the sen ate thri'itleiied their art-cat. The door- ! keener ban been instructed to bring : them back. j MR. CROCKATT SPEAKS I Peter l Crockart, professor of economics at the l'niveiity of (tie- gon, was Hie chief speaker at today's j meeting of t he Kugene I lous cluh. ProfeHiinr tV-xkutt discuttseil tians- poi talion in tiregon. Several members of the I'M'al club will motor to for alli tonight, where a group of bus iness men tile holding tin organiza j (ion meeting. i GROTTO TO MEET Charles .Meninger, grand standard bearer f (he realm will be the guest of honor nt a meeting of fnhf tJrotto ' at tho Masonic ball tonight nt 7.;t0 o'clock. All members are expected to! be present, according to lieorge Mc f lain, o( the rutertainment commitee. I BASIS IS AGREED I WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.V--A b.un ! for computing th value nf the uiaik in settling claims of American na- 1 tionals involving prew.ir bank halluc es in (irrmsny and debts owvil ui marks by (iermtny nationals before the war. lias ben agreed mi by rep , resentstives nf the two governments.. Fm n . 1 1 1 1 . ...... X- - rnrsier. j nonewu. ir Thonc 8. K. Btcvrni t 'l Biaao tuuia Columbia Basin Survey Report to Be Made Public SPOKANE, Wash., Feb. 25. The report of reclamation service engi neers to tho Columbia basin survey commission of the department of the interior will bo made public in n few days, it whs stated hero today by Hervey Lindley of Seattle, president of the Columbia basin irrigation lea gue, who paused through Spokane en route homo from Washington, D. C., where he conferred with interior de partment officials concerning the pro ject. He expressed entire satisfaction with the eugitieer'B report which he said embodies five alternate plans for water supply. He was also pleased, he said, with the manner in which in terior department officials received the report. lies. gnnl ion of Francis M. Goodwin as nssitant secretary of the interior and his ncceptanco of n place on the department's commission to survey mid appralso federal reclamation pro jects is to the benefit of western reclamation, Mr. Lindley declared. Mr. Goodwin, as n member of the coin mission1, will visit this state some time iu May, he said. Custom Lines to Close as Usual, Department Rules WASHINGTON, Feb. 25. The re quest of California business interests that tho custom lines at Tijuana and Calexico, Cal., be kept open until mid night, instead of 0 p. in., each night, has been refused by tho treasury de partment. The custom lines at tho two points were placed under I o'clock restric tion about a year ago to prevent ille gal traffic across tho border nnd to reduce crime in tho southern section of California. Iteceutly, however, bus iness interests have held that ths re strictions greatly hamper them. Assistant Secretary Moss in an nouncing the refusal of the revest said the restrictions have greatly re duced crime along the border. Eight Men Killed In Dynamite Blast I.ANIiTUV, 'l., 1'Vli. IKi. A piMMimturi' oxploMon of dynamite til the Southern Pnelfic railway rock VMJDEVSLL TONIGHT LYLE & VIRGINIA "FLA9HES OF VARIETY" WILLIE TWIST THE MASTER OF THRILLS AL WESTON presents DANNY GRAHAM'S REVUE With EDNA COURTNEY "A Terpsichorean Resume" PITZER & DAYE Presentlno "CAPT. JINKS" K0EHLER & ROBERTS In Sensational Roller Skating THK CO-ORTTEKS In "BROADWAY TO HOLLYWOOD" ORF.nONIAN NKWS ANY 8EAT BOo HEILIG AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA crusher here yesterday caused the i death of eight men and injuries to I several others. So powerful was the blast that the bodies of some of the victims were torn to bits, while others were hurled hundreds of feet through the air. The dead Include John W. Har shaw, of Kl Paso, division engineer for the railroad, who saw service at Duusmuir, Cal., Portland. Ore.. Og den, I'tab, and 101, Paso. He was considered an expert at handling ex plosives and had made a special trip to Lang try to supervise some ex tensive blasting that was to be done. Road Vacations to Receive Protests Vacation of county road number 701 and part of number 307 connect ing the Goshen -Lowell and the Clo verdale roads near Pleasant Hill will be protested by residents of that dis trict, according to P. M. Morse, coun ty engineer. The road vacation hear ing will he held March V.0. Mr. Morse in his recommendation to the court not to vacate tho roads states that the only maintenance will be for one 50-foot span ihtohh a slough that is dry iu the summer. It is understood that a remonstrance against the vaca tion of the county roads will be filed with the court. REFUSES TO TALK CHK'AUO, Tel). M. Mrs. William D. Shepherd, who wan a co-guardian of the "inillionaitu oriJmn," William N. MvClintiii'k, t"ilay refused to tes tfy nt the inquest into the death nf the young mnn last December. Her husband,' foster-father oud chief bene ficiary of the orphan's will, whiih was drawn less than a year ago nft.'r he became years old nt n previous session, had refused to testify. She wire called to the stsud after her former chauffeur, I.outs Kless had testified that she and ber husbau.1 had for a time barred Miss Jsiliol l'ope, JlcC'lintork's fiancee, from their home after ehe had obtained a mar riage license, while tile young numay ill. Chief Justice Harry Olson of the municipal court, friend of the M: C'lintock family, who instigated the investigation of the death of the or phan, who left u $1,500,000 estate, naked Mrs. Sliepuerd, after the an nounced her refusal to testify, if she would sny anything regarding the death of Jiis brother, Dr. Oscar Olson, three years ago. tjhe said she would refuse to testify. BAD CHECKS PASSED The sheriff's office this afternoon was notified that a number of bad checks had been passed iu Kugene Saturday by a woman. The amounts on three of the checks reported were from $25 to $40. It is said that the unmo of a Cottage tirovs man was forged on the checks. The sheriff's office is investigating the case this afternoon. . MASONS ARE VISITORS As the guests of the .Scottish Rite Masons of Kugene a party of Corval lis members of the order were here last evening to attend a ceremonial held at tho Masonic hull. Dr. Ashton for Chiropractic and Electro-therapy. Opposite Hcilig th." atcr. Thonc 800. tf "PHILLIPS" MILK OF MAGNESIA Accept only genuine "Phillips" the original Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physicians for BO years as an antacid, laxative, cor- lGCtiVB, 25-cenv bottles, nlso 60-cent bot tles, contain directions any drug store. 2 Shows, 7 & 9 p. m. TOPICS or hay AT LOCAL THEATER A series of moving pictures design ed especially for Kugene will he shown at the Heilig theater verj Saturday morniug at 10:110 o'clock un der the auspices of the Eugene chap ter, American Assciatiou of Univer sity W- men, the Parent-Teaciiera is S'H'iatioii and the Federated clubs, it was announced today. These moving pictures, which will' be full-length feJiures, will be select ed wita special reference to children'? interests, and the first ti:c . e uliown next Saturday : or:i ..g. Among the titlea selected te "uip Van U'inklc," "L'tt.ti Iord rnuiilleroy," .Mary Pickford in "Ptillyaiiua," a.ui Jacliie foogan in "Tjc liny of Flan ders." It is believed that "Hip Van Winkle" will be tho fhow next isJt urday, al(h'UgJj definite booking has not been made. Special side reels, consisting of wholesome comedies uud educational features, will aiso be provided. Cliup eroties will be selected from women of each of the organizations hacking the movement, aud a committee from the A. A. P. W., liie Parent-Teaeheri aS4iciation nnd Federated clubs will select the pictures. Success of the recent showing of 'Peter Pan" with children stimulated discission among tho women as to the possibility- of providing special shows for children only, t'o-oppration was obtained from W. it. McDonald of the Heilig theater in selecting films and exhibiting them. Tickets for th'e first show will be distributed iu local schools tomorrow. Mrs. Darby Day is Little Improved HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Feb. 25. A hospital announcement here early to day declared the condition of Mrs. Darby Iay Jr., who police say at tempted to end her life with poison after hurling acid in the face of her .husband to be "somewhat improved." She is conscious nt intervals. NOTE IS FOUND HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Feb. 25. Though Mrs, Bernice L. Day sti1! hovered between life nd death 'here today sb a result of what police say was an attempt to kill herself with poison after hurling acid into the face of her husband. Darby Day Jr., of Chicago, her affair was in the hands of investigators in tlie shape of a farewell note uddresu-d t ui'tf Iay. Thiit note, according to Miss Car yd Lucdstrom, Mrs. Day's sister, w.is writteu by the young Chicngouu'a bride shortly after the acid throwing Monday night and jur-t before the at tempted poUouiug. Miss I.uudntri'in produced the note aud her explana tion of the circumstance under which it was written when she was brought into a iieverly Hills police court yes terday, charged witli aiding aud abet ting the alleged plot to disfigure Day. She was released after promising to assist further police investigation. The contents of the u te indicated that Mrs. lay believed Iter lunther-in-law'n attitude was 'responsible for her estrangement from her young husband, and concluded with I uc words; "Motiier-in-laws shouldn't live witli young married people." For Golds, 3b ' .... The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet Proven Safe for more than a Quarter of a Century. The box bears this signature Price 30c. iHINTING The kind you want when you want It Phone Springfield 2 The WILLAMETTE PRESS enza ..mt 1 . i v u-rw sa i : and as a yVA Preventive y j TakeajE; BroinS . iT& a a 'urn S ' &a e M a c? f of w m x nut a Quickjtatting Quality originated by SEHIEBJ maintained by SIHJEEX sold everywhere by SIHIEE.IL MASK AND BUSKIN UNIVERSITY OF OREGON A Three Act Comedy by J. 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