The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, February 26, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textfbursi j;iV Evening, February 26, 1925 THE EUCKXE GUARD Tnge Three (iOUSE AIRCRAFT jan takes yp 60ii INQUIRY! Rudolph Shows Good Judgment She'j Hit Favorite Beauty In Hollywood Field ..nvv.TilV Feb. I'tl. TJju I .ircrafl committee was called I Ijum ,,,, ,hc thread o thi. ...;, .,,in where they! n't"" i i., Snturrifiv when tile '" i'"lr ".. ii-iiiiif tit to an abr.mt I :tariP .. ... ...i, f Uie committee! Mt.ii io! CJinpienou 01 u.c ui i'""JU"" r ll to the deois- Mirr a iii'ii'f'" J r. '.'.,, n; ... P. J.mee. hail 01 U W . ...... inn ntr tndllV Oil tllS !'Crd m it relative values of sur- tlC0 fih.i, MJbmarmt-s anu .rcriL. Admiiai Jt,uea read tu LOe Comml " i,..ii.n reehrlv announc- l".tDi!- .,,,.... naval board, which ttd of iU 1 , .. j i I Jiil represents the "mature judu lent1 'of it"1 , . , . . i e were aaur:u iu c c L trouble for the next few years' :c.. ! inm. "wp won hi know tetter -bow tu spend the money allow ed us. oat us " . " ' , . . . .. n imiia i hat make ii n iriHational defense should be ready Lt immediate duty." Ii the navy ready for such ser-L:-.k" Htkpil Keuresentative VraW. Lmocrut, New i'ork. ijLere are ft greui uiauj iuiue i i lii-a " the admiral reulie.l. ....n...iiiv in construction of nircrait HtuDmanue iiitv ...I,. ...,n1,l ha l id Pffr-pt nf n i.AGKlU mm. -tffo thousand pound bomb dropped from an airplane on a battleship, the ;.jn,iroi Enid that if it were not an Jirnior-piercing bomb," the effect ij,r.(bably wou.d be local" with no ser- ii,,us damage 10 i-ue snips iuuue jiun- it: or uie personnel m euciuaeu piau:i. j Admiral Jones testified that two !l4UU pound nou-xplosive ''alieUa" riwrre dropped from an airplane on tht fLattleship Washington, one of w.liiM struck fair" on the chip's deck, the 'other missing. The one that tit nick Jailed to pt-netrate the deck he added. "Tlie Wasiiington was finelly suuk It gunfireV" was asked by Hcpreteu tjtive Perkins, republican, of New ".No, it was me cumulative cucci hi all fire." Admirul .Tones replied. "Pon't you think ymi might hare obtained some benefits by sinking the vasjii!Ci"n wiia ooiuds : i uk-. I think n we Tonrnpil 'much abniit bombing of ships from justs on the Gcrmau ships in 1121." 4 . (Continued from page one) stiily there after the milk poison nt- teuiiit hud tu-iMi called to the attention M the police and a private detective Woey. I King, accord. ng to the police, said f nit't the millionaire in Lnkeport. H al.p and arranged the murder details tuere. Hie gnu men were to be rutaiu- J and to acquaint themselves with ie apin'tirmue uud habits uf the 1 lo lling s o that they could perpetrate ae munU'is qtiickiy and quietly and ake a vif.u escape. Ao-eoment Reached "Lou" and "Al' were HiibseQueiitly -ta.iit-d and acreed to kill the llotaU l:igs. They hired quarters near the Uljtaling tionie and watched their in flooded victims closely. Thvy. appar Wutly changt'd their plans, however, iitinut tilling King, for they are jnipoiHd to have left the poisoned ji.iiik at the home rnther than do the iVhootins agreed upon. King denied ifcll knowloike of the poisoned milk. pithough aiimitting nil other details f the plot, according to the police. 3le mid ho could offer no .motive for jpe murder plot. lae arrest nf the millionaire plot- jttr is Pipift ted today, lie is believed be hi San Francisco. "Lou," who is also known as ''Rus- rMn Iau" admitted his rart in the (l ot detailed by King, but also denied toll kno i(!pe of the poisoned milk, jli uintr- sit j that it might have been Hippit'iiifiitary plot "to bark up Km p."t in the event that the iHtumn d 1 not go through with their "I diil n-t Intend to kill anybody," Lou" sail, arrording to the police. I was K"inft to tnke the money and IapD force iihnnt the killine. That is ''t what I d;d." aVW "VmjV bT it,.'-uVA.l t 'JT fit Ai V . 4 r 'si i 4$ 3 I Eugenia Gilbert is in favor of parades. Sne carried los Anaeies' banner to first prize In one of Ru- aoipn Valentino's national beauty contests, and now the sheik thinks she's the prettiest girl of 14 as sembled for honors In Hollywood. pleaded against sacrificing it by leav ing excessive rates in It. The house concurred in n confer ence committee report establishing an extra fee of at) per cent above regu lar charges on vehicles operated for commercial profit five miles beyond the corporate limits of any city. The measure will tax peddlers', bakers', butchers', and others' machines oper ating from cities out into the coun try and at. present paying only regular vehicle fees. The house also adopted n confer ence report setting the truck and load limit of public highways at -0,000 pounds. The house had held for 12, 000 pounds and the senate for 18,000. fouipltuiou of two of the largest hfer contracts in Kugt-ue begun in l.t.'4 ytaterddy atteruovu is announc ed hy Harry iJevereaux, city eugioe-'r. : iiiete jhm projects invole a total t to the city of f 4..V0, and their t-uinpieitoii ends all st-wer work under contract. The 'i M'ar Snow c titract, for th-1 s. wer hue rumiing from Sixth avenue i to Fourteenth avenut', between Wil lamette and Olive streets. Tins work ; cost approximately $1S,000, and w.is i-arrieil uii tnrough the rain and freez ing weutiit-r utiiPT severe handicap. Sin fact, it became uecensary at one . time for .Mr. Suovv to appear before the city conned for an exteusiou of ' time. iSewer c -list ruction from Tenth i u venue to Seventeenth avenue, be tween Pearl and High streets, invol , ed a cum f about afiG.oOO, and wa contracted to Sti?n brothers. A recently completed fewer pro ject is the one between Kleventh ave nue and Twelfth avenue from Vau Huron street to Ahnadt-u street. This is the project under which thc work was halted temporarily while the city council condemned the right-of-wiy 'er tahe lots owned by V. A. Kuyketi dall. The work was held up f r two ami the total cost was approximately afJOOO. The city council was to meet at 5 o clock todny to let tbe contract for construction of the south Willamette sewer line, the cost of which will be in the neighborhood of $14,000. IOv bid on this contract has been submit ted by E. K. I.hid and George V. Lind of Portland, who offer to do the work for $14.13.50. Other bidders include Oscar Snow, ?16,ft44; Morris Mur-piis. $J0.07ti.2o; Stien ltrotahers, 10.030.25; and Held Construction company. $20,084. ' democratic soloua objected, toduy characterized the action of the minor ity as ''cowardly." lu 101 1 Mmority leader Craveun, then a member of the house of repre sentatives of which the democrats were iu control, introduced a "Gerry mander bid," whU-b took Lawreuc county from the necond congressional district and placed it ill the third. '"The repuUlu-aiis took their inediciue then,'' Penrod B.iid, "althougii the act deprived them of a republican coj grtwsmen." The Penrod bill now seek to re turn Lawrence county, norijully 22y0 republican, to the second district. "L'nder no circumstances will I with draw my bill," Senator Penrod ?aid. British Workmen Prefer Wireless T FISH CODE PASSES STATE HOl.'SK. SAI.EM, Ore., Feb. 20. The fish code bill, II. B. 405, which was passed by the sen ate yostprday and then recalled for amendment, again passed today. It was amended to reduce the size of crabs from seven to Bix and alf inches. The house this morning concurred in the amendments made by the sen ate in the special tax on cigarettes, cigars and tobacco. The amendment eleminated icgars and chewing tobac ca from the tax. T T f Continued from page one) hers from the senate stopped legisla tive machinery in the upper house of the Indiana general assembly today. The deniocrnts, in a minority, bu? in sufficient strength to break a quorum, fled yesterday in un attempt to b.oc action on the (jerrymander bill and today 1H were reported to be within the .hospitable borders of Ohio, from which state extradition is probable. Two of the minority senators w?ie unable to leave Indiana because of illness. Return Discussed. Republican senators met its usual -it 10 a. in. today, but devoted their dis cussion to means which might be em ployed to "return the fugitives. Indict ment under a state law providing $1000 fine for 8 legislator who ab sents himself, was suggested, hut ad mittedly was not a solution to thc prob.eui of getting the minority mem bers back to their seats. Thus far republicans have declined to talk c-f compromiue on the Gerry mander bill which the deniocrnts in sist would give their opponents a strong advantage in electing a con gressman from the second India ai district, now clashed as doubtful. Appropriation Held. Only n prolonged absence of thp democrats will seriously iy'.erfere with the legislative program, accord ing to republican senators. The hien nial appropriation hill is Raid to le th only measure of prime importance that has not yet passed the eenate. Action on this could he completed within a short time. There are many hills pending of varying degrees of importance, but. failure to take action upon them would not necessitate a special BPssion, republican lepdprs faid. Senator Penrod. author of the "Gerrymander hill," to which th? PI ULL '"om u'il from page ooe) :-i it tl... ' IWr. 'ITS!; ii 'M.e I. i.iinii rue lull, thereby sending it Mr. Burdick Speaks lT.Ur Purdiek took the floor to r,"'"""leratiori. "The governor's would have gone for n"th 'i with its present rates ' i. ! -presentative Sheltnn. i;tiupted to block recon 'i the measure by moving reeonsuler its action in governor unchanged. His TAX BILLS PASS STATE HOI'S.!-;. SALEM, Ore., Feb. 26. OP) Having enacted rev enue measures calculated to produce enough money in the next biennmm without increasing the levy on prop erty for stnte purposes the legis lature was to adjourn today. Passage by the Bcnate late yester day of a bill to tax cigarettes, smok ing tobacco, snuff, cigarette papers and tubes, another bill imposing a gross earnings tax on utilities and a mensure requiring payment into the general fund of 10 ppr cent of the earnings of self supporting state com missioners, ended a fight in which Governor Walter M. Pierce bad stood out for this legislation, as opposed to an increase in the levy of proper ty. Cigars and chewing tobacco were exempted from the new tax by an amendment adopted before the cigar ette tax bill passed. While tbe tobacco tax bill was up for final passnge Senator Itoy W. Hitner of Pendleton, predicted that tlie governor would become the tar get for n recall election within six months, because of the revenue pro gram he forced the legislature to ac cept. Senator Milton R. Klepper of Port land declared that referendum would he invoked against the tobacco tax. He said the referendum machinery is al ready "being oiled up." Senator Jay 1 1. Upton, of Bend moved that ft referendum clause be attached to the tobacco tox bill, but the motion was lost. The bouse yesterday afternoon tnbled the house concurrent resohi-j Catarrh In the head means that tion cirticizing C. E. Spence, state j KPrms are ottacking the niembronew. market agent, for his political activ-j t;0 wjtn ro, jn t1P bead. The result ities before the last election. j s inflammation, stuffiness, discharge. Among senote bills passed by the i j (pni wit, piu-h troubles loenlly. house late yesterday wt-re: ; Combat the germs where they at- 2ii7, rmatilla delegation: author- j tnr Apply Ely's Cream Balm in izing grain oh! forage crop experi-. tnp nostrils and breathe it. Note mental and demonstration work in : DAW qinkly its antiseptic fumes eostern Oregon. , brinsr rplief. 247. game commission: protecting j Orm't wait' for internal effects, bear in Josephine, Jackson and Klam- ' ot jn?taut relief. Fight the trouble ath counties. st its source. Clear the air pns- i fi(fP(l check the attack. A moment Heavy snows bring hundreds of will do that if yon ask your druggist wild elk and deer into Banff, Alber.a, for a bottle of Ely's Cream Balm, every winter. i Adv. I Catarrh Relieved Instantly LOXIXJN. Feb. 2(1. The Britibil workman of today prefers wireless ;o whiskey ond "Bunynu to barleycorn.' Captain Charles Nickolson, of the Salvation army told tin Finsbury jus tices at their meeting to consider liq uor license renewals. "1 'runkenness has hern reduced bv one-half during the last few year."' said the r-npMin.' and many public drinking houses are often empty on Sunday evenings." T T SAN FRANC ISCO, Feb. 20. The United States district ottorney here will represent the navy department next Monday when a writ of habeas corpus seeking the release of Lieuten ant Frank E. Kennedy from the Napa hospital for the insane is argued be fore the superior court at Xttpa. Lieutenant Kennedy was sent to the Napa hospital without a formal commitment after he had been sus pended by Lieutenant H. V. Christie, commander of the submarine S-17, who filed charges of unofficerlike conduct against him at Manila, uavnl records show. Kennedy was not tried on the charges but sent to Napa from tlie Mare Island navy yard. Four phy sicians who examined Kennedy assert that he is sane, 1 r. James W. Brown lie of Vallejo says Kennedy "has been hounded by navy doctor at the be hest of somebody who has an ax to grind." Mrs. Autumn Margaret Kennedy, wife of Lieutenant Kennedy, started the proceedings for her husband's re lease. Mrs. Kennedy today described thc plight of her husband as due to enmity of tbe "Annapolis combina tion." Lieutenant Albert Pierce Burleigh, an intelligence officer, who shot him self to death at Mare Island on Feb ruary 15, was driven to suicide after he had tried to obtain a trial for his fellow officer who was sent to the insane asylum, according to Mrs. Kennedy. WASHINGTON. Feb. 20. Court martial proceedings against Lieuten ant Frank E. Kennedy, confined in the state hospital for insnnc at Napa, Cal., will be pressed, it was said to day at the navy department, if Ken nedy is found to' be sane. Soviet Russia and Japanese Empire Resume Relations PEKING, Feb. 20. Soviet Russia and the Japanese empire today r sumed deplomitac relations, M. Kara-k-lian, Russian ambassador to China and K. Yo&hizawa, Japanese minister to Peking, met here today and for mally exchanged advices of ratifica tion by their respective governments of on agreement submitted to repre sentatives of both countries on Jan uary 21. The agreement becomes ef fective r.t once. RLlil.lN, Feb. i-F President Ebert, who under went an operation Tuesday ni'TnitiK. f.r api'eudicitit. developed peritonitis last uiht. He was t-iuiirw ti;it hetter thin iiitii hi;, hut h 8 condition was still serious. The prosMt nt'ti phytifiiiu th niorriin,; i-siii-d a bulletin which read: "The preMdt'nt suddenly fell ill itt noon on I'Vl'Vtiarv L'.'I with a severe case of appendicitis which necessitat ed an operation thnt night. I lesp.te the filer that th operatum was un dertaken S" n after the illness devel oped, the appendix w;is found badly inflamed nml partly punctured, s-i that peritonitis developed. 4 "The r.mrse of the illness was sat isfactory until late last ninht, but a often happens on the third day. the peritonitis became worse last evenin? so tint the pros dent spent an uneasj night." rri'Mdent Ebert's secretary snid Quart Of Water Cleans Kidneys No man or woman can make a mistake by flushing the kidneys occasionally, says a well-known authority. Eating too much rich food creates acids, which excite the. kidneys. They become over worked from the strain, get sIuk gish Htid fail to filter the waste und poisons from the blood. Then we get sick. Rheumatism, head aches, liver trouble, nervousu iss. dizziness, sleeplessness and urin ary disorders often come from sluggish kidneys. The moment you feel a dull ache iu the kidneys, or your back hurts, or if the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of sediment. Irregular of passage or attended by n sensatbyi of scalding hoc in drinking a quart of water each day, also get about four ounces of Jnd Salts from any pharmacy; take a table-spoonful in a glass of water before breakfast, and in a few davs vour kidneys may act fine. This famous salts Is made from the acid of grapes and l?mcn Juice, combined with lithia, and lias been used for years to flueh nud stimulate the kidneys: Mso to help neutralize the acids in the system, so they no longer cause irritation, thus often re lieving bladder weakrress. Jad Salts is Inexpensive; mnkes a delightful effervescent litbia water drink which everyone should take now and then to keep the kidneys clean nnd active and the blood pure, thereby often avoiding serious kidney complications. By all means have your physician ex amine your kidneys at least twice n year. Adv. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS this noon that the patient'a physicians expected a t riHis in hit. ,;i-.e to come today. The president's condition early ibis al' tern oii whs m.iII htv serious. While the patient wi sUeoinir at 'J o'clock this afternoon, it was re ported that his heart was not os strong as lije hospital attendants hop ed, and there was rioich apprehension snout his condition. lr. Hier und the other physician, who have been an sisling in treaMig the president, will hold a c- nference at the h.np:tal at -I p. m. white tcops between Nanking and without delay, declaring its inaintn Shanntuii. j nance tli rent ens continuance of the The ambassador is said n have j friendly cooperation between China urged dishaudment of the white legion I and the Soviet government. Soviet Protests Against Troops SHANGHAI. Feb. 20. i-P It in 1 reported from Peking tliar the Soviet ambassador has protested to the Chi nese foreign off it e ogainst the inujn tepnnee of one thousand Kussimu If Ruptured Try This Free j Apply It to Any Rupture, Old or j Recent, Large or Small and You Are on the Rosd That Has Convinced Thousands I Sent Free To Prove Thi? j Anyone ruptured, man, woman oi ! child, should write at once to W . S. Kice, 50O1 Main St.. Adams, N I Y.. for a free trial of bis wonderful stimulating application. Just put it on the rupture and the muscles he gin to tighten; they begin to bind to gether so that tbe opening closes nat urally and the need of a support or truss or appliance is then done away with. Pon't neglect to send for this free trial. Even if ymir rupture doesn't bother you what is the use of wearing supports all your life? hj ( suffer this nuisance? Why run tin risk of gangrene ami such danger from a small and innocent tittle rup tore, the kind that has thrown thou sands on the operating table? ; host of men and women are daih running such Visk just because theii rnptureH do not hurt nor prevent I them from getting around. Write a' once for this free triai, as It is cer ! tainly a wonderful thing and has aide ' in the cure of ruptures that were a t big as a man's two fists. Try air write at once, using the coupon be ' low. Mother doesn't worry now when Bobby has the croup " will She knows that "Sinapole instantly relieve the suffering of the children for croup, colds, asthmatic conditions. Just rub in Sinapole "and rub out the pain. ! 50c and $1.00 at Your Drug Store THE 20-iCENTURY MUSTARD PLASTER 4fi7 i Free for Rupture W. S. Rice. Inc., 5001 Main St., Adams, N. T. You may send me entirely free a Sample Treatment of your stim ulating application for Rupture. Name Address . ...... State Sealed bills will be received by the County Court of Lane count v until 1:3(2 1 M" 'n'pl"y. Mnreh 5th, lU2o, for the furnishing of wood for crushers located on the Thome place on the Iondon Springs road, the Ma bel crusher and the North Fork crusher. Approximately fiO cords at each place. Jtetnils may be securer) lit the office of the County Surveyor. Bight to lvject any or all bids is reserved. BY HtMER O F THE COUNTY COURT. R. S. HIIYSOV. County Clerk. No.lfc02-dv-f28 Hall's Catarrh Medicine tid your system of Catarrh or Deaf -less caused by Catarrh. Sob! by thutt ut$ for wif 40 ytart CHENEY &. CO.. Toledo. Ohio Stationer's Supplies REMINGTON PORTABLE TYPEWRITER Light compact, efficient nnd sold on easy terms if desired. WATERMAN FOUNTAIN PENS Waterman pons liavo gained their immense popularity not through any trick of color or devise, but through perfect pen satisfaction nnd long life. Ask us to fihow you the new manifolding points that do not spread. Triced the same as ahvavs $2.50 UP EVERSHARP PENCILS are. cheaper thnn wood en pencils as you use all the. lend nnd do not have to pay for the wood ench time, to buy lead, ns the lends nnd ernsers' nro sold sepnrntely. When you buy it new Kvershnrp, it is fully equipped with tho accessories. PRICED $1.00 UP . OLD ENGLISH CRUSHED BOND A very high grade paper Intended primarily for professional uae fraternltloa, clubn, loilnes, and peraonnl uses. Old K.ngllnh Bond la an Ideal grade for dye stnmpliiK or embosHlng. Old English Crushed Hond la available by the pound paper and envelopoa aeparato or together in the came box. In our own pstlmntlnn, no other paper could be recom mended more highly for the uses deacrlbed above. NEW MANAGEMENT VENETA HALL BIG DANCE SAT.. NIGHT Good Music Good Eats Good Time Everybody Come vrn YOU CAN QUICKLY LIMBER UP SORE, STIFf, SWOLLEN JOINTS ; tu i "itK'.r: h in its present form," he ' 'atn e Graham emphasix raiiff of establishing the ''l d.wn in the bill and iGiv Wife Adlerika A For Stomach Trouble U . v i,nw. WlTP nan I1' t. ' ' " kr AdlrrilM. I'1 ' .ji-i Vr " Tn, pl'aaant J" ""-h ,1,,, , I,,p.,r1t. '" Il i ncll.nt ai in in ' nd a wonderful hnur anl novr nnp". I'r ioip, Mi Ninth Even Chronle Rheumatic Swellings In Knee. Foot, Ankles, Arch, Hlpa, Elbow, Shoulder or Finger Joints Yield to the Mighty Pov. erful Influence of JOINT-EA8E It'a here, right In town and ev ery live druMist has It It's a low prire remedy, to be sure, but that doean t stop It from taking the kinks. lsmenes or tcr lure out of your troubled join's Jolnt Eane Is the name, an call ed became It Is compounded an; ly for the purpose of rellevlim all Joint allmeiits. Just rub It on the torm"Md. lame Join! Bnd In Ju.t a t w bcc onds It will ponotrate throuch skin and flt'Bh ilralnht down to V V-K-amenn sjJ tendona of the Joinu, right where the agony atntta Then blessed comfort cotnos r.ulck. ly It absorbs Instantly and Is ao rlfan that you ran rub lt on often and get thereby results much more qulrkly, when the Joint Is Inflamed and the agony Intense Ielng such a powerful counter irritant. It cannot help nnncirg speedy and helpful reaults In con-g-tlon. sore (hrnat, cheat colds, lumbago, and neuralgia much quicker than almost any remedy you can buy. But you njust remember that It Is for Joint afflictions that Joint Knse Is mostly dispensed, and Its helpfulness will astonish you after all ordinary liniments and other tr,iimvnts hsvn failed Carroll a -i'harmary sll Iota of IL Unusually GOOD Made your way a - j HOUSEWIVES Friday Afternoon, Feb. 27, from 2 to 4 p. m. ( will be the last time MISS GRACE B0GUE Home Economist of the Westinghouse company will be demonstrating her " BAKING DAY 99 on the WESTINGHOUSE AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC RANGE Her classes-to date hnvn proved very lieneficinl to tho many Indies nt-t'-nding. We urge all those interestnil in the most modern "methods of htnisekecping to be present on this last day. Tlie prizes will be awarded during class. You can win if you haven't at tended the previous classes. Sigwart Electric Co.