The Eugene guard., March 03, 1925, Image 5

s Jay Evening, March' 3, 1925
THE EUGENE GUARD
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that it will give a full measure of
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Every successful store has its policy
the keynote of ours is "don't stock
goods that MIGHT not satisfay our
trade. Stay on the safe side at every
point and way over, too,"
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(Contioued Irom pg one)
scheduled for this fveuini. Several aD-
plications tor inriuuerelup are to be
acted on oj the board, 'the jolt toiir
niunents of the club will soon be un
der way and the first ia scheduled for
April.
Telephone Men Here
To interview prospective employes
of the Bell Telephone company, a
! Franorsco spent the dsv in Kueee
with local teleirhone men. Those chosen-must
spend six months in specializ
ed raioma before brginnina; actual
work, the officials say. Those who
conferred with the prospects included
R. J. Heffner, secretary of employ
ment and Allyn (5. Smith, of the per
sonnel department, both of San
Francisco; ('. 1. Nock, traffic depart
ment, Portland; .1. h. Wand, Kngene
manager; and C. L. Hulburt, superintendent.
COMMUNICATION
BRILLIANT, B. C, Feb. 20, 1925.
Editor, The Eugene Daily Guard,
tuiene, Oregon.
(jir: l'ermit me to publish the fol
loiring explanation, my pleasant
friends were stonished to learn that
Uraia Verigin, nephew of the late
Peter Verigin has been arrested at
Hsrrisburg, Oregon, ns given out by
the Oregon papers. Not knowing that
Here is jnother person by the same
time.
I wish to ssy to the good citizens
thit there are two Larion Verigins
under same name and surname. The
person who has been convicted ia an
unorganized independent Doukhobor
whole full name is Larion John Verc
io. while my name is Larion William
Veregin, and in my opinion the guilty
person should be punished to the full
eitent of the law.
This L. J. veregin has acquired
molt corruptive principles of a bad
Canadian- who smokes, drinks, and
eats meat as food, which contradicts
with the Dukobor belief.
I am a member of the Doukhobor
society known as the Christian Com
munity of Universal Brotherhood Ltd.
and hold the fair reputation amongtit
the Canadian people, and further
wish to add thnt I have never been
arrested in my life.
Thuukingou, editor, for the space
you will ayow me I am, .
Very truly yours,
U W. VKUIUIN, Manager
Christian Community of Universny
Brotherhood, Ltd. m3
Cats are one of the. few animals
that cannot throw off water easily.
They always "get wet to the skin.'
Domestic cats originated in Egypt.
The River Parana in Brazil is !n
hablted by fish that bark like dogs.
Doctors Warn
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of makeshifts Learn this way
OLD-FASHIONED makeshift
methods in woman's per
sonal hygiene were dangerous,
often embarrassing. There is a
new way today which doctors
snd nurses everywhere advise.
Which 8 in 10 women in better
walks of life now employ.
This new way is Kotex. It is
a super. absorbent sanitary pad
made of Ccllucotton a substance
5 times as absorbent as cotton.
Each Kotex pad Is an active
deodorant, impregnated with a
new secret disinfectant.
Kotex la easily disposed of
just like a piece of tissue.
Packed in sanitary sealed pack
age of twelve Kotex cornea in
two sizes: Regular, and Kotex
Super (extra large).
Get Kotex Deodoriied, In the
blue box with white stripe, at all
good drug and department store.
K O T 6 X
DEODORIZED
CEUUCOTTON PRODUCTS CO.. 1 Wen liektoti B1vd.,Ch.eaao
Noted Poet Coming
Edgar Lea .Masters, noted Ameri
can poet, nnd author of the famous
'Spfon River Anthology ,' will be in
Eugene March U for a lecture at the
women's building, it is announced by
the uuiversity. His anthology has been
characterized as the most thought
provoking book of poetry of modern
times. While wandering through a
cemetery, the idea came to Mr. Mas
ters to interpret the epitaphs and the
names uf the dead. He is the third of
modern poets to appear op the cam
pus in the last two years. Carl Sand
burg nnd Vacliel Lindsey attracted
unusually largo audiences on their vis
its to this citys
Building Workers Named
The staff of workmen to take care
of the new Miner building on Ninth
avenue east lias been cnoscn nud
started work this week. Mr. and Mrs.
Willis Ward and Jacob Weber are on
the janitorial force; Frank Shaw is
in charge of the engine room and
heatiug plant at day, while C. C.
Smith is in charge at night, ami is
also night vatchiaan; Mrs. IS, F.
Schaffer is to be elevator operator.
Glen Morrow Re-elected
Glen Morrow again was chosen
president of St. Andrews men's so
ciety of Central Presbyterian church
at its meeting last night. F. fcj. Appel
man was elected vice-president anjl 1.
M. Morse secretary-treasurer. A largo
crowd turned out for the meeting.
Dr. 11. M. Campbell of Saa Fran
cisco, director of men's work on the
Pacific const for the church, was the
main speaker.
gion auxiliary Iast year the auxil
iary sent MW cookips to veterans, n
was voted at yesterday's meeting of
me women to Benu iu io mo auy
nort of the home for veterans' or
phans in Michigan.
Market to Open
Opening of the Independent Meat
market and grocery Saturday in their
former location in the Campbell
building between Seventh and Eighth
on Willamette street, ia announced
by Kelly Branstetter, proprietor. The
structure replaces an old frame build
ing condemned by the city.
Horserodlih Dais Aeo
Is horesradisb raised fn Lane coun
ty on a commercial eeale? This ques
tion is asked of the Eugene chamber
of commerce by Crosby Magnusson of
(.anion City, Cal., who writes tbat he
fa anxious to get in touch with some
one,, who raises this plant.
Directors to Meet
Owlnc to the absence of a quorum
nn business waa transacted at the
monthly meeting of the board of di
rectors of the Eugene chamber of
commerce held lust evening. The
meeting will be held later, according
to E. Eugene Chadwick, secretary.
Funeral Announced
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Jane LaDuke will be held "Wednesday
afcrnoon at 3 o'clock from the Bran
stetter chapei, it is announced. In
terment will be in the new 1. O. O.
F, cemetery.
M. W. A. Film Coming
"The Hour Glass,' the feature
moving picture of the Modern Wood
men of America will be shown at their
hall Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
F. W. Mason of Marcola, district dep
uty, is supervising the evening's pro
gram. Johnson iMiiith, state deputy
consul,' will be a speaker, it is an
nounced by R. A. Denny, consul of the
local camp.
Children Inoculated
Dr. S. M. Kerron, city and county
health officer, started today to inocu
late the pupils of the Frances Wil
lard school with toxin-antl-toxin, the
diphtheria preventative. Within the
next week it is expected that practi
cally all pupils of the Eugene schools
will have received the inoculation.
To Attend Funeral
Members of Kebekoh lodge are ask
ed to attend tho funeral services for
sister Mary J. LaDuke at Branstetter
chapel, Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock. Members of the lodge will
have charge of the services at the
chapeL
Stock Shipment Planned
If there are a sufficient number of
stockmen who deBire to send their
sheep and hogs to the North Portland
stockyards a carload shipment will be
made on Tuesday, according to W. H.
Fowler who has charge of the ship
ping for the Lane County Coopera
tive Shipping association.
Noted Educator Commo 1 "
Mrs. Ella Brown, national, repre
sentative of the visiting " teacher
movement, wdl be in Eugene to con
fer with school patrons and Miss
Theodore F.lwell, loeel visiting teach
er March 9 to II, it is announced at
yesterday's meeting of the Parent
Teacher assbciatiou council.
Cookies Are Sent
A week's supply of cookies for dis
abled veterans in the Portland vet
erans' hospital will lie sent the first
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lions ot men,
women ' snd
children take
this harmless
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thartic. It doesn't sicken you Ilka
pills, oils, calomel and salts. Tastes
nice acts wonderful. 10c, 2So
md 60c boxes any drug store.
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ELKS NOTICE
All Elks are request
ed to attend tlw fun
eral service of nur
Brother f'hns. A.
Honnelt, at Watch
Chapel Wednesday.
March 4th, at 2 p. m.
service will be held at the
Secretary.
Leaving for A'asXa
T. K. Furnish, who recently opcr
atcd the Siusluw ferry between Flor
ence and Ulennda, is leaving this week
for the north and expects to go to
Alaska where he will be employed
with a salmon packing concern there,
E. J. Adams to Return
h. J. Adams of this city, secretary
to Senator iStanfield, expects to re
turn to Eugene shortly after the
close of the present senate session,
according to a letter from Mr. Adams
received by Em mitt Howard.
Buva Grocery Store
J. W. Jamison is the n?w owfncr of
tho grocery store at Fourth avenue
west and Mndtson street, having pur
chased it from Paul Miller, it is an
uouueed. Mr. Jamison in an experi
enced grocery dealer.
Requested to Meet
Members of Eugene Circle. No. Ifl,
Neighbors of Woodcraft, are, request
ed to meet at Branstetter chape,
Wednesday afternoon at .1 o'clock to
attend the funeral of Neighbor Mary
J. LaDuke.
Lease Renewed
Heilig theater hss renewed its lse
on the theater building it now occu
pies, announces W. B. McDonald,
manager. Although the length of the
leaae was not given out it is heliev
ed to be fie years or more.
Here from Ontario
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Mulin is enter
tainfng Miss Lottie E. Mulin of Chat
ham, Ontario, this week. Miss Mulin
is a cousin of Mr. and Mrs. Hulin.
She spent the winter in southern Cal
ifornin.
Here from Salem
Dr. and Mrs. X. E. Winnard have
as their guests Mr. and M-'s. A. A.
I'nderhill of Salem and Mrs. liuler-
hitl'a mother, .Mrs. Mary Littler, this
week.
P. T. A. to Meet
The Eugene bigh school Parent-;
Teacher association will hold a meet- !
ing Thursday afternoon at 8.15 o'clock
in tiie high school building.
Leave for California
Sisvald Skrtvlan, Jr., and Bichard
Hayden left this morning for Csll- (
fornia to speod a month or more.
Return from Porrtand
Mm. Both McCallum Csrtpr haa
returned from Portland, whore she
spent the wefk-end buying from rep-
Spring Styles
for Young Men
You will recognize real style when
you see the new spring Stetsons.
Right style, in the right colors all in
the well-known Stetson quality.
Here From Fox Hollow
W. A. McBee, resident of the Fov
Hollow district, wss a caller today on
the county court to discuss road uist-ters.
Business Name Filed
The assumed business name of the
tzti lugur hi j.niiLM) i y nan uru 'u,
at the offire of the coney clerk.
Club to Moot
The Dakota Woman's club will
meet Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Itobert BidIe, 1226
Adams street.
Here from Wendllng
Mrs. James Wilson, resident of the
Wendling district, was a business vis
itor in this city today.
County Is Collected
Christian Dnrseu, resident of the
Mohawk district, was at the office of
the county clerk today to collect the
bounty on a bobcat.
Hero From Junction City
liVlwnrvl V itniW. nttornev of
Junction City, and former state rep
resentative from Lane, was a ousincss
visitor here today.
Road Supervisor Her
W. A. Xy lander, road supervisor in
district 07 south of Crow, was a busi
ness visitor in the city today,
BUS BILL IS HELD
(Cont'nocH from pats one)
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SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" and INSIST 1
Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on tablets you are
not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe
by millions and prescribed by physicians 24 years for
curtail atate expenditures. The need
of an armory 1 recognize, but I do
not regard it of sufficient importance
for the creation of a stato debt with
no immediate prospect of payment."
The governor's item veto of $1!0,
000 in the university medical school
bill relates to the payment ot capital
outlay. Ho approves the act for
SUlU.OOO for salaries and wagea and
the item of $34,141 for general ex
penses of the supreme court.
The $10,000 cut from the predat
ory animal appropriation is the
amount that was set aside for the
payment of bounties in counties that
elect to pay bounties.
Concerning bis veto of the supple
mentary code measure, the governor
says 'l am convinced thnt this is one
saving that can be made without
great inconvenience to anyone."
REVENUE PLANS SIGNED
SALKM, Ore., March SV (iovernor
Pierce today signed two of the reven
ue saving measures approved by the
legislature. They were house bill
f00, which suspends state aid 1o the
industrial accident cotnuilsmon for
two years, amounting to about $l"fi,
OfK) nnd house bill 4U7, which re
duces the millage levy for the state
bonus commisKion from one to one
half milt, amounting to about half a
million dollars.
Tho governor has signed the fol
lowing appropriation hills:
II. B. 4W For stale and supreme
court libraries. I
II. H. 400 For installing fire exits
and repairing elevajnrs iu capttol and
supreme court building.
H. II. 470 Salaries and expenses
of state livestock sanitary board.
H. It. 47.1- Salaries in attorney
general's office.
H. B. 4 1 Hi For eradication of ro
dents. II. R. 4(W- To pay sundry claim.
II. B. 405 rvxpeuppa of general
and biennial elections,
IT. It. 470 Ha la rim nnd expenses
of eduratinnsl department,
II. H. 402 For transferring con
vbtd. II. H. 472 Salaries and espnsen
of supreme court.
II. B. 4tW For support of home
less, neglected and abnued children.
II, H. 470 Salaries snd expensed
of labor department.
II. B. 481 - For (. A. C. under
Smith-Levy act.
II. B. 475 Sslsrlea nnd expenses
of O. N. r;.
II. B. 403 For payment of Inter
est on Irrigation district bonds.
H. K. 477 For snlsriea nnd ex
penses of slate engineer.
Mher hill signed todav were:
II. B. 170 -To exempt from en-'
tat and Inheritance taxea property I
previously taxed within five yenrM. j
II. It. 132 For uniform system of'
accounts for state institution!.
8HELT0N BILL VETOED
HALKM, Ore., March a. (iovernor
'Pierce today vetoed house bill
introduced by Kenrearntntive Kheltnn.
whirh proposed to grant to holder of J
water right certificates the right to
hold such rights indefinitely beyond
the 40-ypar period provided by the
preneru Statute,
"The present law givn to aj-pro-i
prlators of water and Investors in
1 hydro-electric power plants all tne
right and privileges thst it teents to
, m hould be granted, except a few
minor change to malte the present
law conform exactly to 'he federal
1 statutes.'' aaya the veto messge.
"This proposed measure, bouse bill
Z't'Zt goes farther snd by certn'n pro
viaiona snd liniitaMons, will I fear,
create a cndit.on dMrineNial to the
interests of the people."
The New Under-Price Basement Millinery Section Features Two Low
Prices On Lovely Trimmed Hate, $2.95 and $3.95
Tip-Top Trimmings
Saucy bows of ribbon or faille, cunning pom poms and clus
ters of flowers are perched tip top on smartly pinched-in
crowns, proclaiming to fashion-wise women the unrivalled
newness of the Tyrolean effect for spring and summer.
In satin or faille, Many
whisper of spring with
milan straw edgings nnd
bandings.
The flattering modes now
being shown at this storo
are rivalled only by tho in
triguing color names.
Tyrolean green, venilian fuschia, lilas rougo (red lilac) honinrd (lobster
red) and terrapin brown are among tho lovely shades that replace the som
ber black of winter.
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VEILS
DELEGATE CONTEST
"Kngene post of fhe American le
gion which so proudly held a lending
place In membership in the slate latt
rear must become active ngfiiu judg
ing by what some other posts are do
ing,' nrronting to Urn V. Dnrria and
Ceorge E. Love, both past command
ers of the lornl post, who wera ;tt
Salem last evening to tn Ik to the Sl
ip in legionnaires.
"We were to tell the Salem bori
how we put over our big mmpaun
here but ns they have a membership
of 717 and seem to have gone us ono
better as we have only 'l'K on tn?
rolls now," Mr. Itorris said.
The Kugene legionnaire report
thflt they nhnllengeri the Marion roun
ty pnntrt IO n route! for the largest
number to attend the annual stntn
meeting to be held nt tirinville in
June. ''I-ane sgnint Mnrion," is th
rotiteat nnd efforts will be made to
have all Lane pnsta partlripnte.
Hrief is Allowed in
Oregon School law
Case at Washington
VASHI(ITON. M trrh II The do
mestic and foreign miHsi.nnry aociety
of the I'rotPdtnnt Kpisropal rhiirch
tins been granted permission by th-'
nuprem court to file a brief us
friend of the court in (he rases ap
pealed y Oregon to tel tlieVonstltii
tionallty of the compnlory rdunatl"n
l(fw of thnt stste. The lnw,W"tld coin
pel fJiildren between H snd 1H years of
age to attend public school".
STATISTICS
BURN
FAWVKH At Hid inntornily Inn
pilal, (IMS Sixlh flvpnup wcsl, Sun
duy, Mim li 1, UU.'i, o .Mr. ami Mrs.
Itnyinord I''nwvcr of SprEjixf inlil,
routo 1, a ilsughlrr, 'nnnml Ixinisr
May.
LA0IES SH0PPE
Prcssmftkinit, hnls, HnRrlA and
novi'hy fnnry witrk, 700 WillomottP,
upsiftii's, I'iiono Sitl. rol7
I'KKKINM At the maternity hospi
tal, 08 ISiilh avenue west, Mon
day, March II-.'., to Mr. niul Mrs.
I). Li. I'erkini, of M.Clynn, tire.,
a daugliiCr, nsmed Teola ltemire.
The Mors hold most of their wed
dings at midnight.
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"Aberdeen," Utah's ft
Best," "Peacock,"
P Hock Springs Coal,
Gasco Briqueta.
nj Rainier Coal Co.
1 F 7th Dhnna lt i'
SOT CErI KK3 Bk
Free-
One Sunny Day
Add this sparklo (o your morning glass
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I.et us send jou free the May ton
minnler (fvs,
It brings to countleas people every
day new fittiees and new joy.
The uny In I hi; n rising drink a
glnM of water, hot or cold. Thnt
wsHhea nut the stomach fits It for
food.
Add a liltle .Tnd Ssll to the water.
Then you hnve n pptirkling drink. .Inil
Salts are tosde from acids of kiuoti
and grape, comhineti with llthia, etc.
In an hour the whole day n
changed. The polfons and waMea
n elirniiinted. All that depressed
is gone.
It 'a a w onderful rprrlence.
One gits up crown perhnpn. Tbsj
day hmkji dark. tinti feds unfit.'
In an hour the day grows sunny.
One sinrts out like a child of ten.
You me cheerful and efficient.
nce try .Ind Halts and you will
always me them to nave lost, day a.
The way is delightful. It is harm
e, cotnu'ete and prompt. Hend
this coupon to learn how much It
meant.
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Why Stay Fat?
You Can Reduce
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The answer of most fat. people la:
that It is too hard, too troublesome:
and too dangerous to force the weight i
down. Marmola Prescription Tablets
overcome all theee difficulties. They !
are pleasant to take, entail nn dieting j
or exercise, and have the added ad- 1
vantage of cheapness. A bos Is sold '
at one dollar by ail druggists the;
world over, or send the price direct to
the Marmola Co., General Motors
Tilda;., Oetroit, Mich. Now- that yon
know this, you hare no excuse, for
being fat. You can reduce a'eadily
and easily without going through long
siegea of tiresome cxerciae and star
vation diet with fear of had effect.
Get a boi and atart getting slender
5 Accept only "Bayer" packnyt
which contains proven directions.
Haorir "Bsy.r- boxra nt 12 ta'.il.ts
Also bottlra'of 24 and 100 Druejrista.
U tb Usda Mart ef Barf llsBoiat.'s.. tf "' -"V el4ur r SftlicrllctcU
THE BUTTON SHOP
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I'liiKnne, Ore., Mmrh .'!, 1925
Dour Mr. BimiiioHH Mini
HKOARIHN'G YOUR NIIOKS
Your shops of recent dale may not bo re
cent enough to Htnnd the strain of present
scrutiny.
But you can come here nnd pick from our
excellent assortment ami know you will bo
well shod.
Vc can quote you nt $G.OO to $'J.0fl ti pair
with full assurance that tiiese are the best
market prices on nien'8 shoes of real merit.
May we expect an early order.
.Very truly,
, David M. Graham
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