The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, February 27, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextIf Page Six THE - EtTOENE OUAED Friday Evening, February 27, iy 71) SITS' OF REV. DR. GUTHRIE NEW YORK, Feb. 27. A "posi tive" version of the ten command lurnte In the "Thou Shalt" is substi tuted fur "Thou Khait Not," hitn bi-eu wruit'u by the Itev, Dr. Norman Uutiirii', KpiRcopul minUter. Hm church, tit. Murlu-inthe-iiouwerie. hu been the bceue ot rituul dnnciug bj- bun-foot jiriB, of which Bishop .Muuning disapproved. ir. (.uihne's dvcalogue ia 3000 wonja lung. It is ileiigiK-d, be Bay, to uji'ct tuo requirements of modern uciuitiiic and spirituul development. Thou kin.it honor, worship and riMtie ihj- union with tho one lm uiiunit mid truuHcendant God that uni l.vs the uuiverhe," suys l)r. Guthrie's code. "Thou Shalt reverently recognise and acknowledge that one, in ull forms, however backward and repug bant they may be to tbee, if those forms are to others, sincerely accept able und the only symbols intellectual ly and emotionally effective for thy fellow men." Subscribers to this decalogue would not only be permitted to worship gra ven images if they desired, but they also would be enjoined from iiitejfer ing with the worship of such idols by others. Dr. Guthrie's fourth commandment reads: "Thou she It make thy conduct pay witii and fully affirm the most rc cent ascertained knowledge." And his seventh commandment reads: "Thou halt regard the secredness of all ways whereby God provide! i) for the perf-tciing of human indivi duals. . . Thou ahalt strive to make such a relation by tiiyself and tbymato indirsoluable and unique, and to estab lUh for thy fellows the ideal, not by vain, cruel and hyprocitlcal prohibition, defamations and pu;iltive sanctions to secular and ecclestisstlcal Jaws, but by tile sincere, passionate praise of love of beauty, or harmony widen alone can effect the approach to the perfec tion of breed ami type, Glorifying God for having made male and female." ing trial, is ft member of a prominent local family. He takes his plight resignedly He Is suave, yet cheerful. "If I'm to be strung up all right." he laughs. "I guess no one will have to follow me around with rubber heels any more. ''And I guess I've set my last fire." Dill Irrigation Bill is Favored WASHINGTON. Feb. 27. Author ity for the slates of Washington, Idaho, Oregon and Montana to enter into an agreement respecting the dis postion and apportionment of waters of the Columbia river and its tribu taries would be granted by a bill punt ed todaj by the senate and Bent to the house. The measure waa introduced by Senator Hill, democrat, Washington, and provides for appointment of two persons by the president to partici pate in the negotiations. The agreement would deal particu larly with water to be used in recla mation projects. OF T (Continued from page one) self an enviable reputation. He was one of the city s bravest fire fighteru. Hut fighting fires was not enough (to satisfy the man's fire mania. He set fires Bet fires, one after anodier, until after two years of costly con l Inanitions, the city put detectives out to catch the guUl.y one. ,Ho It was Hint Ifitchtcl was ('Might one day, viM'iking nwiiy from a gtirago he had f.red. lie was about to ride off on 111 m.'torcycle to jniti the fire crew, FlrobuQ for Years. "I did It," he con f eased. "I have diH.u it for two yearn. With the detcctlveaV lie went over (ho city, pointing to ruins that had beeu left by his fires, "Hut 1 don't know why 1 did It, ltuchtel exphilna, "1 seemed lo be uveteumc by u spell. The only thing I wanted wna a fire. So when J was off duly I would start fires, and then help put them out. HigJilights from the man's life show tint the fire, mania has pursued him s:nce childhood. As n baby he bad an exaggerated fenr of fire. The fear turned to fnaclnntlon as he grew, and be daily rode to fires with bis grandfather. Readily Qualified. As a young man he readily quali fied for a position with the fire de partment. I'musii! courage won him distinc tion on tii e force; and his loyalty to his work was the talk of thr depart ment. IWlortt Investigating his rasp, do ctor e that a liruisn on bis head, re ceived in a fall when a lmby, might be responsible for his mania. Huchtel, who is held in jail pend- Rheumatism Jw A yw IIP All the old aches given quick, genuine relief Pat a little Sloan'i lightly over tha aching place. Instantly it ndi freshly-purifled blood tin ,, gllng through the Infected jolnti . and muiclw. You feel a gentle, glowing warmth, then almost , uduVnly releaso from pain. All 4rugglsta- 06c. Sloan's Liniment "-kills paint Valley Printing Co. Over U. S. Niifl. Dank. ' WCDPINO AND BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS COMMERCIAL AND SOCIAL PRINTING FOR QUICK SERVICE CALL 470 SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 27. (Spec-lull Merl "Mac" McMulIon won a decision from George Moon In the six-round main event at the smoker put on by the Springfield post of the American Legion last evening in tho Woodmen of the World hall. Tom Kherinan won over Bob Gibson in a four-round preliminary match in the 135-pound class, and "Babe" Wilson won from II. Hazen in the four-round bout, Hazen throwing the sponge in' to the ring after the third round tp save nimsoit rrom a knock-out. Har per and Bcttis, 120 pounds each, fought four rounds to a draw, as did John Tomscth and "Chick" McPher snn and "Hank" Tomselh and Clar ence Fnndren. "Candy" Gibson and Bert Tomsetb, 00-pouud youngsters, went two rounds to a draw for a curtain raiser. About 300 spectators witnessed the bouts, the hall being jammed to the doors and about 100 turned away. Most of the boxers were pupils of Wilbur J. Lepley. local contractor and builder, who has been training a number of Hnrinsfield lealonaires and high school students in the sport. Music and dancing were furnished between bouts on a program arrang ed by Major M. H. Huntley. Walter Gosslcr, locsl baritone, and member fo the Springfield post, sang two numbers, and C. W. Gordon, of the Eugene post gave a lyric tenor solo. Glenn Moss and Lincoln Rowling of Kugene gave female impersonations, the former as a hula hula girl and oriental dancer and the latter as a Spanish dancer. . Frank Blade, Paul Maxwell and Webster Itublc, as tho Hawaiian Strollers, were on the pro gram, and music was furnished furth-, er by Glen Turner, pianist, and a' five-piece orchestra from Eugene. The Springfield posts drum, and bugle corps imtdo Its- first appearance. Doughnuts and coffee were served to the crowd in army style. ; F.OGENK COM,E(TI(lN AOKNCV, 774 WIU,. STREET.. PHONE 000. W. II. W.OWlClt.S, MGR. tf First preliminary skirmish in the enlurceineul oi the iraltiu uidiuauues u( Kugene came lu.L night, wnen A. it. Uliuries, city tiuffiu uincer, tug ged iU auluuiuli.les tor purking wmi ulil liglus. All iie ollruiiers were scheduled to uppear in municipal cuuri lousy, auu up to 2 o'clock tuis aiieruuuu live huu appeared lor sen tence. j nose who were fined $2 each in cluded Li.' A. ll, V. O. lllll'kiuun, J.'iUiendul- ii. li. locum, U. 1.. Scuul mid Aeiu e.vil:e. Jiucli v.oia.or li.eudt'ii utility and received a lecture iruin ji.- i.emi iviUUy, acting ponce juuge. One of the offenders took excep tion to being arrested tor uurkmg in the brignt.iignta of the uuiversuy co- uyerutive Sioi-e. The ordiuuuce stales tout uiucbiues way be narked without lights witniu half a block of oruainiai tal lights, but the liglita referred to me tne cluster lumps, and not ot the kind at the cooperative store or col lege Side Inn, it was stated The tramc otficer announces that a strict watcu will ue kept lor all mo torists updating automobiles with dirty license piaie, ur pistes concealed behind bumpers or spare, tires. By or der of. the stute truffle department, all plates must be cleaned up uuu must be in plain view. Several cars ure being used witn both the l'J-i and Utto license plates, su)s Mr. Shortes. These must be removed at once or the owners will be arrested. "We are also going to make a few examples of drivers who forget lo Ignul when they stop, turn a cor ner, or drive away from parullel psrking," says Mr. Shortcs. "Parking without lights, end more than oue hour in the restricted district wtl also bo checked up." Tho new traffic signs ure up iplitc generally in the bus:ness sectiou of town, and yellow lines have been painted' on the curb and in the street, to indicate the limit for auto parking. ion. 1 cannot approve appropriations which exceed available revuue." The entire armory program wus dLupproved by tbe Joitu ways and means committee, eltortiug having been made to jet new armories at Cottage Grove, i'orest Grove, La Grande, Astoria, and Portland, and ulso au additional appropriation lor the armory at Silveriou. l'esterduy the armory bills began to pour iu independently of the ways und means cuuiimttee. Grove Armory Favored The first to coine whs Magladry's senate lull number liO? providing for un armory ut LOtlugo Grove and utter u hard fight by Mugisdry and his fr.ends it fulled to puss. Later in the duy the Forest Grove armory bill i-uuie uloug und passed. Senator Den nis, who hud promised to drop an ar mory bill for La Giuude if none of the others was pushed, then brought up his La Grunde armory bill und it punned uli.o. 1'usnuge of these two bills creuted sympitlhy tor .Uiigistuy j .mil Cot uiie Gorve, so oir motion of I Senator Kddy, Mugladry's bill was re , considered und pulsed. colouel . G. I). Mercer, who for many yeurs lius been sergesnt-st-uriiis ot lite stute senate for the last severul seusous its chapluin also, is mude permanent chnplaiu by a resolu tion introduced yesterday by Presi dent Moser and passed. Commission Named Speaker Burdick announced tha ap pointment of R. II. C'upler, 1'ortiuuil; 1'.. G. Botes, Seuside, and J. II. Dris coll. Klumuth Falls, as his appointees on tbe commission named to study re forestation and liiuke recommenda tions fcr laws on tho sume to the next legislature. Ashby B. Dickson of Portland was today appointed by Governor Pierce ns the additional circuit court judge for Multiiumuh county. The appoint ment is under senute bill number 81 of tile session of IM'I'y which was pussed by l he legislature yesterday over the vpto of the governor. Among meiisurcs passed by the senate in the closing session were: S. J. M 8, Hall, memorial congress to enact legislation which wilf permit the United States government to re mit n percentage of the federal in come tax to each of the several states. II. B. 347, Hunter: authorizing state forester to suspend logging and sawmill operutors in times of druught. HANGERS MEETING TO BE-IN EUGENE E (Continued hum page one) to recommend to the voter Its choice of the primary -candidate.,, Senator Dunn of Jackson county explained the measure and It waa im mediately attacked by Joseph, Klep pcr, Tooze and Zimmerman. Hpnatnr Kddy anoke in favor of the bill declaring it waa a step toward party restoration nnd party honesty. voto is rromnuu Governor Tierce today announced that ss fast an they reach him, all armory bills passed by the legislature will be vetoed by him. ' "Due to tho failure of tho jegtsia tnrn." ha said. 'to provide sufficient revenue, I shall be obliged tp veto all. nrmnry. bill passed at the late ses- Kugene will soon be the mecca of fore at rangera for one of the aerie of ranger meetings starting in Port land this week, it is muted by Ar thur T. Mows, chief clerk of the Caa- ..orln . r t i rum I fnroMt Th inept illE I here will be tho latter part of. March or the firm of April, according to I Mr. MoHea. Detailed disciiHtuon of actual meth od m of handling different aorta of fires and an attempted careful analysis of the general effirucy, advantagea and disadvantages of tbee inethodH will be iiriL-iiriNe.fi. Tim inci'ting wHl be in the form of an informal Hympoaium, whore earh ranger in expected to con tribute hta own viewpoint and indi vidual einVrience with earh problem. Among the specific problems to be diHciifHed are: means of actually ex tiuguifhing firea in a duff, logs and of handling firea iu general, a com parison of methodH with the end to detenu ino specifically in just what situations each should be used; the netting of various technical hypo thetical fire problems nnd a careful comparison of the solutions proposed: disruHHion of the methods to be used in handling fire-fighting crewa in point of aueh mutters ns supplies, shiftx oud supervision. OR. SUN UNCHANGED . PEKINfS, Feb. 'St. 14s) Dr. Sun Vat-.Sen. first president nf the Oii npse republic, who has been critically ill since he underwent an operation for cancer here on January 20. re mains in an uncahnged condition to day. , OREGON LIFE D. M. JOHN, Agt. tf IN STATE HUE LET (Continued from page one) linker-Unity highway, to George F. Reeve k, l'urtlaml, 8. 2 HO. Over North Fork of CoipjiHc river near Myrtle Vont on Coos Hsy-Rose. burg highway, to Fat Heunesny, Mnmlifield. .."t0.'J(10. Held for inves tigation. Over Floras, Morton and Willow creeks on Roosevelt coant highway between Denmark and the Coos coun ty line. In Lurry couuty, to J. V. Montag company. 1'urtJnnd, $47, Wd.Jft. Ovr Thirty Mile creek, Condon canyon and two culverts all on John Day highway near Condon to Feld schaw and Chaffee, Tillamook, $13, 418.75. Over Fifteen Mile creek on county road at Jioyd, to G, F. Reeves, $U, 775. This contract was advertised for the Wasco county court. Chairman William Duliy announce I to a Dinu county delegation tnat th'J commUsiou is stiil committed to tue policy of naming no new state high ways, holding this classification down to road that have been named state highways by the legislature, or desig nated so by former commiaHiuns. 1'he bidding on road and bridge work was livelier than for many months. There were from six (o H bids received .on each project advertised. A SHRINERS The Kugene Shriners' club will meet in the Masonic hall this Friday evening at 0:-)3 I'. M. iJinner and program. All Shriners invited. v 111 SAM It. MOSIllUt, Secy. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks to tfe neighbors and friends, the members of Spencer Iiutte Iodge No. U und Wimuwhsla Pncaiupment for the many beautiful flowers and for their kind expressions of sym pathy during our recent bereavement. MRS. KI.f.A THHAMKH, MHS. HUHY I'KTTEHSOX, AI.I.KN TIIItAMKR, KDIT THAMEIt. SAY "BAYER - ASPIRIN" and INSIST! Unless you see ihe "Bayer Cros" on .tablets you are not getting tho genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions add prescribed by physicians 24 years for Headache Neuralgia Lumbago, Rheumatism Toothache Neuritis PIE SOCIAL I l'our Oaks Gre.nge Tuesday. March! 3. All welcome. All ladies bring pie. m- noos i rotr 1 Spitz, white. 1 I'ointer. black with white neck. J. V. MOHRUX, Toundmnster, 11M0 ....... flT For quality clgnrs. Prince Nemo. Osburn Hotel Deauty Tarlour. Phono SU1. ti Ilr. Ashton ' for Chiropractic sn.l F.lectro-thenipT.'Oppnelte Heillg th- ter, Phone R()0. tf PUBLIC DANCE DREAMLAND , HALL Every Wednesday and Saturday Night 1 "much 7iicr arid " eatMnea.tcr. Ask your grocer frTru'3&fcs BAKE TRU-BLU Bitcuit Co .Spokane, Portland We Repair Everything Tlio more coniplicatod, tho bettor wo enn roinir it. If you hoihI repairs on hioyclos, guns, i)honoKrnplis, want your umbrella rc-povrreil or repaired, loeks repaired or keys tnrido, eomo to Superior Blend cofiee; Ano( her eoffc that we have added to our already large list is the Superior Blend Coffee.' This is n very high-grade coffee coming, in bulk form only. We declnre it to be better than any canned coffee I : you ever bought or that you ever could buv. lit buying coffee in the bulk, you do not pay for the intrinsic value of the can that you must pay for in buying other coffees. You would be amazed to know just how much money you throw away in buying coffeo and coffee enns... . , ' In order to introduce this superior grade of cof feo Superior Blend to our customers wo nre making a special price on it. Superior Blend will retail, after our introductory offer, at 55c, and it is equal to any coffee in tin cans selling at 60c per pound. Our Special Price 50c lb. "We ask our friends to give it a trial. "We are confident you will fall ift line with thousands of others thnt Superior Blend Coffee is no misnomer. Satisfaction Is Our Guarantee or Money Back! Table Supply Mayonnaise and Thousand Island Dressing Table Suooly Mayonnaise and Thousand Island Dressing Is going over bigger than, we expected. Every day this mayonnaise and dressing Is made here In our tora In oui mayonnaise machine, ao It la fresh when you get It. It la placed In pint Jars and la told at 45o and 60c a ar. A thousand surprises a thousand smiles a thou and wlnka and a thousand "smacks" of satisfaction are In these dressings. If you have not tried It, you will. Jars can be returned to bb refilled or exchanged for five cents In credit on jars already filled. We do not buy the Jars back outright. The Table Supply is a Food Department Store Tn having a department for general groceries, a meat department, a delicatessen nnd a bakery, it is rightfully called such. Do All Your Food Shopping Here! Table Supply Co. A Food Department Store Corner 9th and Oak Telephone 246 Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proven directions, j j-. - v. ... .u t -- aim 1UU iJruggiit, AsDlrla Is the trade mark of Bajir Manufacture of Monoacetlcacldest.r of Sallcjllf, USE THE GUARD WANT AD WAYS WHY PEOPLE BUY LARAWAY PIANOS The market is literally flooded with pianos at "prices" apparently representing great bargains and "claims" of alluring accomplishments are held out on all sides. CONFIDENCE COMES FIRST ' 1 In such a situation ynu must look for those characteristics sound . and assuring that command confidence confidence not only in the jinnos but more particularly in the dealer whose judgment nnd recom mendation must bo depended upon. Our knowledge of pianos, based on long experience nnd a policy of exhaustive test of all pianos, justify the unreserved confidence of a multitude of satisfied customers. "Let Us Deliver You A Piano On This Basis" You can absolutely depend on-Laraway's quality pianos all nationally known, recognized Standard Makes KNABE - FISHER - KIMBALL GULBRANSEN The AMPICO Reproducing Piano The GULBRANSEN Registering Piano LARAWAY'S New Laraway Building Victrola and Brunswick Phonographs and Records 3C COAL For Three Days THURSDAY FRIDAY & SATURDAY FRYE'S DELICIOUS ST. CLAIRS FIDELITY Our Own Pdake Zm. 27 c li; j; Vpnithth RED BAND VuTi Hendershott's Gun Store Broders Bros. 80 West 8th LJ3ESSEIL. 770 Willamette Phono 151 Phone 40 CJ""'x!'''sT?'