The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, March 05, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTdar Evening, March' B, TERS OF LAKE SEY LEUKINE TO RAILWAY BORE nFNTER, Colo.. March 5. Blow 1"". V:Ui. throunh subterranean .1. waters of Crater lake. 13U0 fT f the Mofft tunnel on the crest Tike continental divide are leaking 1 ,hrreat railroad bore, It has a officially and scientifically do ll"'1. 0 , .niini to authorities. " Kroiueu, . through "I"" , in th. eastern portal Z tunnel February 10. at the ' I 1000 gallons a minute, has irtsUfd to about 201 gallons a min i j.he lake today is nearly em- '"this phenomena has been with det t to workers building the six S, tuel through the heart of Z Kocky mountains to provide fnst ? .continental rail connections '! . ,,nture's own barrier in the .,,,iusive mountain ranges. P The flow o water iat 010 tun" , , at first believed by work S to have been caused by striking rt l'J officials employed a scien- Wr- . . !.- .aLinlf Hint" lific analysis wim ........ --- dorioe of lime poured into the lake Z seeped its way into the tunnel. Crater lake lies in a region covered .id, snow from 30 to 40 feet deep ml steps must be taken, according officials, to stop tho leaks before v ! thaw, lest the onrush of . .... i.w sumilv should too rap- dilr engulf the bore, whore several hundred wornuicu i 'tvori, however, has never been wriously hampered by tho water. The slope of the tunnel provides a natural drainage system. 1'h.irman W. P. Hobiuson of the itsto Moffatt tunnel commission, has innounced tnac crevices luruunu nhieh the water pours win no cou treted or drains will be constructeil to carry the water away. Expense of stopping the leaks would not be suite, according to Mr. Robinson. Fighting Reported Between Italians And Bedouin men LONDON', March 5. Special dis patches from Cairo sny that reports ire current there of fighting nenr Jarabub between Kalian troops and Bedouins within Kgyptlau territory. Fifteen Bedouins were killed and many others captured, it is Btated. The Italians are also declared to hive been sharply engaged with the Datives near Bcngazi and to have suf fered considerable losses. Italy and Egypt are in dispute re tarding the latter's western frontier, Italy claiming that Jarabub Oasis be longs to Tripoli. The Italian claim ii based on an agreemedt signed at Paris in 1010, but which was not car ried, out at the time Egypt gained her independence. Negotiations were held last year, but without result. Heavy Gales are Reported in France PARIS, March B. The weather hit changed abruptly since Sunday and there has been a succession of ilea, accompanied by snow, slcct or ram. la early fruit and erain crons bare been destroyed in many places by tail atonea. Heavy seas, approximat ing toe proportions of a tidal wave, destroyed or sunk a large number of fishing boats at St. Tropez, Ste. Max hue aud Carqueirane. A similar tale of diiaiter, comes from the Channel ind Atlantic coasts. Eug ene Girl is 0. A. C. Debater OREGON AflRTCTTT.TfiR AT. fClT,. 4.M.E, COKVALL1S. March 5. I special) Georgia English of Eu- itne was a member of the O. A. C, "omen's debate team which defeated ue team at the University of Brit i'b t'olumhin 3 to 0. Tho question All clas,f travelers-busi-Jf or pleasure -choose the MonocUss Cabin Service as J.tavonte method of travel to turor. It i$ , moderate Mte service, fares being only Withtly in excess of regular . ""m rates. And its JPcrjtron by the Canadian finest cuuine. personal serv- Kt n 1 comfort. &nadianPacmc and Coal wod under cover anr Kino r-i engtn , Oak Ash J"d Wood 'owoed Maple MANEPiiri. A. HUNTINGTON lw N.tlo Bank' Room 24 1925 waa "Resolved, that ths present im migration law should be amended to permit Japeneie to enter the United States on the same baaii as Euro peans." The O. A. 0. Mam upheld the negative aide o( the question. Miss Enfllih naa the second speaker (or the nefaUve team and argued that the Japanese were a so cial menace. This is the first year Miss English has participated in in tercollegiate debate. Fox Terrier of Mr. Dawes Leaves CHICAGO, March 5. While hta master wai taking the oath as vice president of the United States, and startling staid senators yesterday, Marico, wire-haired fox terrier, be longing to General Charles U. Dawes, disappeared from the Dawes' home in Evan s ton. Nula He men, the family chauffeur and canine custodian, was pathetic in his appeal for police assistance. "If that dog ain't back when the General conies home I hate to think what he wiil say," he said. MKMPHIS, Tenn., March 5. Bish op William B. Murrah, of the Metho d.st Episcopal church, South, died here early today following a paralytic stroke m January last year, which was aggravated from a fail from a chair in his home several dayB ago. The end came unexpectedly, following a sudden turn for tho worse shortly after midnight, last.. Courtly, affable, dignified and schol arly in his bearing, Bishop William i. diunuu, exewpiiiiea me niguest ideal of a gentleman of the old school type. As a result of his clear thinking uud deliberate judgment, his counsel was much sought by leaders of the south. He was regurded as a wise and safe counsellor, and progressive in his thinking and utterances. Bishop Murrah up to the time he was stricken, had supervision of the Alubama, North Alabama and North Georgia conferences, three of the lar gest In the church. During the 1018 '22 quadrenniutn he was president of the three conferences in Missouri and the Denver conference. At one time during his service as bishop,he was in charge of missions in tho Orient, and made several trips to Methodist fields m the 1-ar East. Bishop Murrah was born at Pyck ensville, Ala., in 1853. He graduated from Southern University, Greens boro, Ala., with the degree of A, B. He received the honorary degree D. D. from Centennary College, Louis iana, and It, L. D. from Wofford Col lege. South Carolina. Bishop Murrah was married in 1881 to Miss Beulah Fitznugn. -Urs. jjur rah and a son survive. Most Exclusive BUENOS AIRES, March 6. The most aristocratic racing course in the world is near this city. The entrance foe into the Buenos Aires Jockey club is about $2500 and even then only sons of memberB of 10 years' stiiuding are admitted. Even with this restriction there is always a watting list. Nearly $150,000 has been paid for sires with fine racing records. Women Are "Bookies" LONDON, Mar. 5. The last Brit inn census revealed that the modern woman is invading many Bpherea pre viously considered reserved for men. England has 150 undertakers, and 73 acknowledged race track bookmak ers, 'Si lady chimney Bweepers and 500 barge workers. Others are plumb ers, riveters and gunsmiths. The federal government spent $i.000,000,000 in the fiscal year 1021, and will Bpend $3,534,000,000 in the fiscal year 1025, ending June ;t0 a reduction of $1,090,000,000. THIN MEN SKINNY MEN RUN DOWN MEN NERVOUS MEN You probably know that Cod Liver Oil is the greatest flesh producer in the world. Becauso it contains more Vita mines than any food you can get You'll be glad to know that Cod Liver Oil comes in sugar-coated tab lets now, so if you really wnnt to put 10 or 20 pounds of real healthy flesh on your bones and feel well and strong ask Linn Irug Co., W. A. Kuykendall, Carroll's Pharmacy or any druggist for a box of McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets. Only 00 cents for 00 tablets and if you don't gsln five pounds in 80 days your druggist will hand you back the money paid for them. It isn't anything unusual for a person to gain 10 pounds in 30 days. "Get McCoy's, the original and genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablet." facta about the aane methods used by the : trftlnmt Chlronractor. He adjusts the spine when It l ont of alt rum ent and the nerves that hare been suffering from Ine subluxation return to normal site and functions. nil . II VOU should know the 19 '4 HI 1 I II their normal site and In I I ' fljnc"t""'- ' I RICHEST GIRL KNOWS DEMOCRACY Oharlotta Vanderlip Learna That Enter Dormitory, and Charlotto Vanderlip Greatest "Thrill" of Life Is Testing Out Her Wings (By NBA Service) pHICAGO, March 5. Here to learn democracy by command of her multimillionaire sportsman papa, Charlotte Delight Vanderlip, called "America's richest girl," hos exper ienced the greatest thrlU of her life. She has found out that a dollar is composed of 100 centB, and that there are people in tho -world pos sessed of real purpose whose time is not frittered away on vanity, hor ses and watering places. Almost two years ngo, Charlotte, who ia 20, fluttered away from her golden cnge in New York. She tested her wings and headed Btraight from the brownstone fronts of Fifth avenue to a dormitory ex istence at the University of Chicago here. To find out what the great mean ing of democracy was that was why papa sent her. And Charlotte is bo "tickled over the experiment that she will never, never go back. Oh, no, quite never. ' Has Htr Eyes Opened Out on her own, in a coeducational school where worth, personality and merit count for everything, and mon ey and station mean little, Charlotte, the poor little rich girl, who grew up and had her eyes opened Is much in love with life and living. "Don't ask me what democracy NOW IS THE TIME To arrange for changes in Telephone Listings or Adver tising copy to appear ' In The New Telephone Directory The Classified Section of the Telephone Directory is constantly used by the public as a business and profes sional guide. It is, therefore, important that business tele phones be properly listed under the appropriate head ings in this section. The And THE Dollar's Dollar When Sha Likes It, Too 1b," said this gold en -spoon-born las sie with an ancestry of title and wealth dating back to America's Pil grims and their Plymouth Rock "don't Beck to have me define the word because papa doesn't want zne to give out interviews. "But, oh I am so happy. Around me are the boys and girls who are not here simply becauso their par ents have sent them to school. They are hero because they want to be and many of them are working their way through. I have never seen it before. I am simply thrilled. Measures Up to Tasks "To succeed means more to me than money. Once 1 thought money everything. But m&rit wins. I have found that out for myself." A student in democracy Char lotte measures up to the task. No more popular girl than she is at the university. Tho girls adore her, and the boys say thnt tire re's none better on the campuB. "I came to learn the meaning of the word among other tthi)igs,' she says. "True democracy cannot -4)e defined in just a sentence. "It's doing, and struggling and working to accomplish. I was once behind the glass house and the world went by and nodded. Money could bring the nod or not. "But on the outside all Is different. The world works. It has ambitions I The manuscript will close for printing MARCH 31 and you should arrange now for any desired changes Pacific Telephone Telegraph Company EUGENE GUARD and a purpose. I have cast my lot with the world. "The' world is teaching me and I ain very hauur. Just to minsl. with folks whom you would never other wise know to enjoy their hopes and confidences is thrilling. "It la living, and that is what Ufa ia for not niirely something to look at." Prince in Training For his Long Trip To South America MELTON MOMtAY, England, Mnrch B. The Prince of Wales is "training" quite strenuously for his prolonged trip to South America dur ing his stay at his country residence here. When not hunting he puts in a good deal of time dancing. At a recent dance -he foxtrotted from 10 p in., to 4 a. m. with only an occasional break. The orchestra was sent specially from London. The Prince's favorite foxtrot tune is "lViftwood" and he is also fond of "You're in Kentucky as sure as you're Horn." "Follow the Swallow," "Especially for You," and "Somebody Loves Mo," ! Telephone Company In Fortieth Year The American Telephone and Tele graph company is this year celebrat ing its fortieth corporate anniver sary. In writing its certificate of incor poration 40 years ago, the organisers used some phrases, which, iu tho light of later developments, seem strikingly prophetic. The anniver sary being celebrated throughout the Bell system this year served to give point to these words from a docu ment now four decades old and furn ishes proof of the perfect clearness of vision of these pioneers of our national telephone- system. The purpose of tho organization is significantly stated in the certificate to be : "To connect one or more points in each and every city, town, or place in the state of New York, with one or more points in each and every other city, town or place In said state, and In each and every other of the United States, and in Canada, and Mexico; and each and every of said cities, towns, and places is to be connected with each and every other city, town, or place in said states and countries, and also by cable and other appropriate means with the rest of the known world." It was to meet the demand for such a unified service, nationwide in scopo, that on February 28, ISSi.. the American Telephone and Tele graph company was founded. For the first 34 years of Its existence it was distinctly the Telephone com pany of the long lines, but in 1800. it took over the central functions of the American Bell Telephone com pany, since which 'time it has acted as the central organization of the Bell ays; "in, in addition to operating long' distance traffic over the long lines. SIMPLK MIXTURE SURPRISES EUGENE Simple buckthorn bark, magnesium sulph, c. p., glycerine, etc., as mixed in Adlerlka, relie'ves any case gas on the stomach unless due to deep sented causes. The pleasant and QUICK action will surpriso you. Because Atllfci-ikn Is such an excel lent intestinal evacuant it is wonder ful for constipation It often works in one hour and never gripes. Allen's Drug store, 80 Ninth are. east. OTTAWA, Ont., March 5. East ern Canada still is endeavoring to ascertain the extent of the damage caused by the earttu.uakea of Sat urday, Sunday and Monday. Some points were still isointed, telegraph wires being put out of commission by the tremors. The lHtest quake, recorded nt 10 a. m. Monday, wuh slight and caused little damage. He ports from all sections of the prov ince of Quebec ahow that In addition to tho heavy property loss and num erous injuries to residents, seven deaths were recorded, a majority be ing ca lined by shock. Tho property loss waft exceptionally heavy in the valley of the Ottawa river and the St. Lawrence and the Snguenay baa- The town of Tadousnc, 2B miles from Murray Kay, in the quake rei ion, has not been heard from since the first shock rocked the district. Telegraph and telephone communica tion to tho settlement was crippled. 0. A. C. Memorial Union Explained The O. A. C. Memorial union is an incorporated body under the laws of Oregon providing for - tho construc tion of a building that will bn a per manent memorial to the college aud atate heroes of the Spanish Ameri can and world wars. It will bo a building of utility as it will house nil campus organizations and activities, alumni offices and faculty meeting rooms. It will seek to draw together tin four component parts of any col lege: Students, alumni, faculty and friends of the Institution. It will At Wetherbee-Powers Now! Period Chamber Group (In Walnut) Bowfoot Bed, Dresser and $i gT.SO Vanity Remarkably Priced. 1L xJ 1 Superior workmanship nnd flnost iniiturlals conililno In rIvo tills Rroup oiilHliuidlnK boniily. This Is another exnmplo of tho results o( volume liuylnn bniausa wo liouxlit a quantity we cun offor this choice roup t such a romiirlinlily low prlco. An nstonlahliiK opportunity to save. Tho group iidvni'tlseil (Very similar to the Illustration) consists of n full BI7.0 bow foot bed, a large alie dresser with very convenient drawer arrangement, and 11 full size Vanity dresser, with full size, center mirror and two wing minors. All pieces are fash ioned in beautiful twotono combination American Walnut, all solcctod venoers, and perfectly matched and finished. A milto you would cho'iso for your own personal bedroom at a price almost unbelievable on such high quality merchandise. Polychrome Mantle Mirrors IN A SALE Brighton your homo up thla Bprlng with mirrors. This week we feature two splendid groups of man tle or buffet mirrors In polychromo finish, with prettily mitred end pan els. 14x43 Inch Mantis Mirror With Mltrad Glass $9.95 1947 Inoh Mantle Mirror With Mltrad Glasa 813.75 0x12 Room 8lza ' Congoleum Rugs $16.95 Cholo of Patterns OsnulM "Gold Baal" Con goleum Rugs In 9x12 room site, In a choice of new patterns, offered for tho week at a most unusual price. Choose youra this week and aave. Use Your Credit be a great gathering place for col lege Interest, a magnet to attract students aud alumni in all walk cf life aud a meltiug pot to create a college democracy.- The total cost will be $.riM.0K). Of this sum, titudents contributed more than &43,tMH) (n au iutennie campaign of a week. Faculty mem bers pledged nearly . $31, 0(H) aud alumni and friends of the colh-gc are out to raise the rest needed for the building. Construction will begin in the late summer of 10J.pi and the buildii will he completed by the fall term of HKHt, according to present plans. Covcrmnent of the union is vested in ti board of governors composed Rash That spoils beauty Stun rrtul.-i.i'-. m- fitKti'iii-u. .-skin with ecxeiun. Skin with pimples or blotches. People who suffer wimply don't know what science has done to correct it. Thero is a new way, bnsed , on decades of skin study. It brings in stant relief, healing starts nt once, complete results come- so quickly they o'ten seem magical. Sulphur is one great factor. Prob ably no better way will ever bo found to deal with skin parasites. But a new combination brings multiplied effects. The new way is called Mentho Snlphur. DiNcoinfort ends the mo ment you apply it. In a few hours the healing nhows. And count lens people are nmnzed to see how quick ly tho entire trouble ends. Vse this new-day method. .lust osk your druggist for a jar of Howies Mentho-Sulphnr. You will learn that skin troubles can be removed almost as easily ns dirt. For Free Sample Address WIHTKUALL PI lAHMACAIi CO., Inc. BOS Madison Ave. New York, N. Y. Adv. 5 Cash $12 Month Give Her a Cedar Chest For Her Winter Furs, Etc. Time to put away her furs and fine woolens, winter clothing, etc. A Cedar Cheat will lake good euro of them until used again. This week wo featuro two special numbers at a saving. Oct hers now nt tho special price and unusual terms offered. Two Numbers Featured For The Week $18 Western Red Cedar Chest 46 Inches Lona Frnftrant, moth proof, dum end Chfut. 46 inclifrt In leiiKUt Copper trimmed $14.50 Western Red Cedar Chest 40 Inohes Long Plain Large site Western Ked Cedar Cheat, of beautifully matched and finished materials without copper C 1 1 71? trimmings $1 lilw $1 ETHERBEE ' -POWERS 14. AST NINTH AND OAK VmJf I Page Threw of seven members two students, one regent and four alumni. This representative committee Is on charge of collection of funds and will control financing after the sum is pledged. The management of the union will be vested in a manager and board of directors under the authority of the board of governors. SAYS NOW STIFF JOINTS MUST GO! Joint-Ease they call this wonder working substance, for the reason that when ordinary remedies fail to limber up the stiff, inflamed juint, or reduce the swelling, Joint-East! su erect is. It's good name for a good, clean, penetrating prescription that in just a few months has proven to a inulti tud of people that lame, swollen, distorted joints ran speedily have the kinks taken out of them and work as smoothly na ever. But Joint-Ease is for hothersoma joints, whether knee, ankle, nip, shoulder, spine or finger, and for that purpose its sale is iinmeuse. Carroll's Pharmacy nud druggists everywhere report a big demand. Always remember, when Joint Ease gets in joint agony gets out quick. Limbers 'Em Up , JOINT-EASE Copper Trimmed damp proof Western fled Oed $13.50 -Delivers the one You Choose We Chnrge No Interest ( 4! mm mm 1-...... ,-fi 'J;-.;1'":,!: Bldo. n mmmm Phone M 1 - I ' .....