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CnllinK on Iilstriet Attorney- John
S. Medley (o investigate specific
chnrsea acnitiMt Clyde N. Johnston,
former district attorney of Lime, n
writ of mandamus wan filed today by
Leon It. Kiln on tliro'iijh his nttor-
oey I'll ill C. Iwrniitzer.
The writ Htiitca "In tlie matter of
the petition o( f.eon It. Kdmiinsnn for
the issuance of a writ of nvindnmns
roiu.e!!""ir anil requiring John H.
Meilley, the iliily anil regularly elect
ed district attorney, to perform lf
fluty by proHent'njr the crimes com
mitt eil by Cl.vile N. Johnston while in-.-tiinlH'nt
In office, to t lie itninil jury."
The petition for the writ enumer
ate nine specific charges alleged to
jinvo been enmtnitted by the former
district attorney. These Involve ac
tions in the way of raids on stills anil
the arrest of the alleged ownem, when
It is clnimed the itill was "plnnteil.
A charge also i made that
Mr.
Johnston declined to prosecute the
case against Leslie Stevens, who was
tried and convicted here on a charge
brought by a girl. It is alleged that it
was necessary for a special prosecu
tor to como from the office of the
attorney general to take tho case in
the circuit court here.
It Is also alleged that the former
district attorney had knowledge of the
criminal actions of others and that he
nscd this to compel them to testify In
eases for which ho desired a convic
tion. It Is alleged that tho former
I prosecutor attempted to havo false
tostimony introduced in oruer io gum
a conviction over s man held on a
liquor rharge.
Old Man's Face is
Principal Clue in
Gem Robbery Series
NEW YORK, March 10. The pas
ty face, of a gray-halrcd man is the
principal clu police have to the latest
of the aeriea of jewol robberies per
petrated upon women who frequent
the cabarets of Broadway.
Mr. Beatrice rcrkins, 24, Irom
whom three masked burglars took
gems valued at more than $23,000
yesterday after they had entered her
apartment and bound and beat lier
and Milton Abbott, ber companion,
told the police that she had caught
a fleeting glimpse. of tho face of a
nion, "apparently a drug addict,"
when his handkerchief on bis face had
fallen.
Noted Swordsman
Wounded in Duel
PARISH March 10. UP) T.ucten
Oeudln, generally regarded In Krance
TRY JOINT-EASE
FOR RHEUMATISM
Whon rheumntlBtn settles In any
of your Joints and causes agony,
distress or misery, please remem
ber that Joint-Knsa Is the one
remedy that brings1 quick and last
ing relief.
It mattori not how chronic, or
aggravated a case may be rub on
Jolnt-Enas and rollof Is sure to
follow.
Joint-Ease Is for Joint troubles
only and Is a clean, penetrating
preparation that Carroll's Phar
macy and druggists everywhere
are recommending.
Always remember, when Joint
Ease gets In joint agony gets out
quick.
LADIES 8H0PPE
Dressmaking, hats, lingerie and
. novelty fancy work, 700 Willamette,
upstairs, l'hono 881. ml 7
EUOWNB COnr.WrTTION AOKNOY,
774 WRJj. STRKKT.. PHONH 00(1.
, W. H. BLOWERS, MGR. tf
Tanlac puts flesh
on scrawny folks
YOU simply enn't export
to got back your lionlth
nnd strcngtli ns long ns your
ibody is scrawny nml undor
wcight. Lot Tanlao ut somo
good solid i'losli on your
bones, put your stomach in
shnpo again and purify
your blood. Thou soo bow
much bettor you fool.
n our files nro more than
100,000 glowing loiters of
praiso from men nnd wo
men who credit their pres
ent vigorous health to Tim
lac. Vlint it has dona for
thctn it can surely do for
you.
Tanlao is Nature's great
tonic and builder. It is
compounded after t lie fam
ous Tnnlnc formula from
roots, barks and curative
herbs. It gets right down
to tho pent of trouble
makes you feel n lot better
right from the Mart.
Don't put off taking Tan
nic nnoiuer day. Don t o
on dragging your poor, sick-
y body uround when thin nt'ooiniiliKli wondors. (let
front tonic nnd builder is bottle this very dny nntl
tvudy to ludp you. utart fooling bott'or tonight.
TAKE TANLAC VEGETABLE PILL8 FOR CONSTIPATION
TANLAC
FOR. YO UH HEAUTH
as the world's greatest ewordsinjn,
was wounded today in a duel with
Armand Massurd, (Jljinpic epee chum
piou at Antwerp in 1U-U. Jlussitrd's
hwumI traversed the fli-sb uf Gail
din's sword hand, during their first
mrignKC at aruw. 'liie wound wan
slight, but Oauilin was unahie to con
tinue. (jtiudin and MusNiird have been
cold toward each other for some time,
.Massard refusing to compete in last
year's Olympic events. Misstird re
cently published ciiticiM4 of (iuu
diu, asserting he hud been picking
'asy marks" to meet to avoid jeu
parditig fcis great reputation and it
is assumed mis wus responsible, for
the duel.
Democrats Suggest
Dr. Walter Simons
As Joint Candidate
JtlCKMN, March 10. The demo
cntti.. part v bus romc forward witn
the HiiKtvti"ii Mint .in tin; iiimrenis
of unity und biiriiiutiy Dr. Wultur Si
mon.. forintT foiuiKii iiiinintr, bu
iiutde the joint cundKhilc of nil t Jt
IJiirticH, exiTptinx tin; right and left
extreme.., in the coming nresideutiul
eler'tion.
'Jlie democrats an they fire nIo
willing to consider Hume other joint
candidate who definitely supports the
constitution und who it not identified
with any parly, but trusted by all.
The siiKceAlion comes after the bucm
lints .without ronouting eiiher of tae
other middle pfirties, tiud decided to
run Ulto llrauu as their own canui-
Jate.
Offer of Position
For School Taken
P. K. (.'lrrlntcnsen, elected last
night by tho. school board as principal
of the l'.ugeno high school, stated to
day that he would accept tho posi
tion. Mr. ChristeuHcii, a grnduato of
tho Lnivcrsity of Oregon with tho
class of litlll, has been connected
with the I'). 11. 8. faculty since 111-0
and for the past two years has b.'cn
head of the department of history.
Tho new principal la a graduato of
the East high school of Minneapolis
ana later taught school in iNorth Da
kota. He was superintendent of the
schools for Bottineau county. North
Uakota, for aix years, three terms.
Ho also was engaged in education
work in Woodburn, Ore., and at All
col and Imbler in eastern Oregon be
fore coming to the Eugene high
school.
School of Whales
Provides Target
SAX DIKGO, Cel., March 10.
Presence of a large school of wholes
off Magdalene bay gnvo crews of the
Atlantic scouting fleet which is en
route to Sun Diego for the general
mobilization, nn opportunijy for aub
marine firing practice that they did
not overlook according to reports to
the hydrogrnphic office here.
Masters of westbound steamers
have reported that aevcral whales
bearing evidence of having been killed
by battleship shells have been sighted
off the Lower California coast. The
Norwegian whaling fleet now operat
ing near Magthilena bay is reported
to have been assisted materially in it)
quest for wbnle oil by Iho marltsmuu
slilp of tho 1'ttukeo gunners.
Oregon Rail Menu
Of Publicity Sent
Copies of the 'attractive menu iu
use this month on the dining curs of
the Great Northern, Northern Pacific
and tho Hurlinfrton route linve been
received by the Kurpi.0 chamber of
commerce. All Orpjjnn products are
listed no the menu for "Oregon's
month" filberts and canned goodtt
from Lane are included in tho pur
chases of the mil line diners for ser
ving this month. The souvenir menu
has colored picture of Mt. Hood on
the cover und n description of Oregon,
"Tho lnnd of opportunity" on the
back page.
Girls who enn fold a piece of tis
sue paper deftly and without undue
creniings ore regarded oh good pros
pects for drcsnmnkcrs by the London
national instltulo of Industrial psy
chology. Made Her Feel
Like New WomijT
"My appetite waa none, and
I wan loilng weight fait.
Couktn't lccp my tttriral
health was pad. Inn lac
brought my weight up 1 5 U,
und made mc tcvl like a new
woman."
Manola Ounn
13H6 E. 55th St.
Lot Angcle, Calif.
Ill discs of torn ul vor.!6r'4;T'":,n",orpa,'nJ . ,.'
,.,, i 'i ' Takeoncortwoatliedlimeforriuck
rhoiitniiti.sm, slt-pplfssni'ss,. relief. Lat what you hke. 15cand;iuc
lowered rosistntie(, indiirtis-
ti'.m, maltititritit'ti nml
oral tloliility, Tnnlnc will1
ABBY ROCKEFELLER QUITS THESE
8imple Aoartment to be Home
Millionaire When She Is
Abby Rockefeller, daughter of John D. Rockefeller. Jr., and the
wealthiest heiress In the world, and her husband-to be, David M.
Milton, younp New York lawyer, will not live either at -.he Rocke
feller mansion or with the elder Mlltnns at their wealthy home at
Pocantlco Hills. N. Y. Her father has taught her "the value of
a dollar" and has announced that the couple will live within '.he
young man's Income, In a small p.iartment with only one servant.
LEADER OF SCOUTS
II. O. Oberteuffer, regional direct
or of lt.iy Scout work, arrived licrc
today and tomorrow will meet with i
committee of local org:inizitiut)S to
outline plans for the expansion of tht,
Bcout movement here including the
employment of a full-time pjid execu
tive. A committee of five will bo up
pointed to meet with .Mr. Obeiieuf
fer. Four mo in ber a uf this committee
nre, Harry Dunbur, Kiwunis club;
Carl (j. Wusliburue, Hotary ciub; Geo;
Miller, Knights of Columbuss; Lynn S.
Mct'rendy, liuKcne post o tho Ainer
ican leBlon. U'ho fifth member will be
a rcpt-eiientHtive of the Ministeriul
union nud this representative will he
named later this afternoon, it is uu
nounccd. Theater Seats to
Come for Lowell
Twelve-hundred and fifty eeala to
be installed in the new Lowell thea
ter now under construction by A. JL
bo hero In the near future, nccordhu,
to announcement of tho owner to
day. No definite date for tho open
ing of the theater has as yet been
set ns this will depend on tho pro
gress of tho interior finish of the
new building nt Tenth avenun nud
Willamette street. "The opening will
probably bo some time between April
lit and May 1 according to present
indications," Mr. McDonald states.
DE VALERA BARRED
BltrSHKLS, March lO.Th Bel
gian government has issued orders to
prevent the admission into the coun
try of tho Irish republican lender,
Kninonn IeVr.lera, who hns been in
vited by Flemish agitators to give lec
turen here on Ireland and the Flem
ish martyrs.
Contract wfl let last week for n
rood across l'uget island In the Col
umbia river to "ounect the ferry land
inns between Wostport and Cathhtmel,
The work will cost $7N,"iO(
Get nt the Real Cause -Take
Dr. Ldwards' Olive Tablets
That's what thou&itvh) nf tlnmnch
sufferers nre doiiiR now. Instead of
taking tonics, or tr inR to patch up a
pixir diRcsttnn. they are atta.kins the
ttal cause of the ailment clogged liver
I and disordered bowels.
, Dr. lulwards' Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in a soothing, healing way.
I When the liver and bowels are pcr-
; forming their natural functions, nway
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
I I lave you a bad taste, coated tongue,
poorappctitc.alazy, don't-care feeling,
no ambition or energy, trouble with
i undigested foods? Take Olive Tablets
, the substitute for calomel.
I Dr. KdwarrV mivn TiMet. bts n
purely vegetable comnound mixed with.
olive oil. You will know them bv their i
, olive color. They do the work without
Wood and Coal
Wood under cover ny
lutiKth
King Coal Oak
Cord Wood Aah
Blabwood Mapl
FUEL CO.
1st National Bank Bldu.
Room 84
pnone 091
Multl-
that, if tho tomb proved to be tbut
of Seneferu and hud not been plun-
dered, it was almost certain to yield
objects of priceless vulue. The Cairo
dispatches yesterday telling of the
discovery sr. id the sarcophagus had
been unearthed intact, with much fun
eral furniture inside. Xciir the sar
cophagus, which wus a large one of
luurble, with gold decorated columns,
and resting upon what seemed to be
u plain, wus the seal of tieucfuru.
Doubt Exprossed
CAIRO, Kgypt. March IO. (P)
Although it is generally, hoped thut
the newly discovered tomb at Gizn.
unearthed by the Huston-Harvard ex
pedition, contains the mummy of the
pharaoh ISeueferu and records of his
reign, there is considerable doubt as
to this among the Kgyptologisfs here.
Several consider it unlikely that a
king who built himself two pyramids
at Mcilnm nml Dahshur should fin
ally lmve been so modest as to or
der his own interment !M feet be
low the surface, thus oblitiratimr the
' """" ' f..f th. powerful and pro-
perous ruler.
They therefore exproiH the opinion
that it is unwiso to raise great hopes
nt present, lest the public be dis
oppointed if tho explorntion reveals
only the mummy of a member of the
king's family or even perhaps some
retainer.1 such ns n serving man or
barber.
Tomb Questioned
BOSTON, March JO. Dr. (Jeorge
A. Keisner, curator of the Kgptian
department of the Boston museum of
fine arts, nud professor of F.gyptol
ogy nt Harvard, who heads the joint
expedition which has been conduct
ing explorations in Kgypt for IS
years, last night Imputed the newly
discovered tombs to some lesser per
sonage than King Seneferu or
Cheops, although he did not minimi.te
the importance of the find to the
knowledge of early Kgypt ian history.
"It is an important find, but al
most certainly it is not tho tomb of
Seneferu.' he said.
Dr. Ueisner, who arrived in thi
country n month ago. for a few
mouth! vacation, is staying at the
Boston hotel. Stating that in his
belief the pyramid nt Dahshur was the
final resting place of Seneferu. while
the body of Cheops whs believed to
have been thrown into the Nile by
his slaves, lr, Ueisner said the new
ly discovered tomb mmy be that of
n royal retainer. I le expects more
detailed advices today.
Springfield Council
Orders Improvement
M'HINCnKI.n, Manh l().(s,,e
clall The Knulme unil miiciidilniiiing
of Kelly boulevurd, which fjtends f.ir
nearly half a mile mirth from n street
at tho foot of Kaierulil Heights was
ordered tt the regular meeting of (he
city council at the city hall lust eve
IliiiK. A new ordinun.-e was also iim.s.
'''' providing extensive sidewalk 1m-
I'rovement tlir.usliovit the entire citv.
""'order linil.eii w. smith Iwini in-
.. . 1 ? "ok '""""''v- '
' ',11'' ' loh.e ilinrles .Nolf to m.tifv
the ,.r,M.,r!y holder.. t,,..r.. .' L5
wnlki tv th rxtclit of aevrrul M.h-Ll '
"t::",.1 !
...uti, 11 ., reet between Min
and the river was read lor the second
nine. .c,-epi.,i. and passed to the
third r.-o.lniK. The health Mimmittee
reported a better em-ral eundition of
roads and alley wsvs.
Honashoatng
lllackamiihliif and aiitomohila
pairmr. HoltNKTT I'.iil.To.N ;
Kast Mb.
Phone S. R. Steven, tor piano tuning
J howaada, Ihs eboK. tt u. a)okrr
of Daughter of Famous
Married, She Declares
AACJEWT TORiB !N
EGYPT IBM
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BISHOP GUAVLE OF
DIES AT MS HE
BALDWIN, Kan.. - March UK
Bisbon William A. Uua . author.
j lecturer, educator and for more than
a quarter century one oi inh juiiiuiu
ing figures of Hie .Methodist Kpiscu
pal church, died at his home ue.;r
here, late yesterday.
Hishup ijuayle hml been in ill
health for several years. He was
fi4 years old.
euih c: following a suddtin
heart Htlai-k.
An outspoken rcpiiblicun. an act
ive and keen political observer, and a
renowned orator, teacher, lecturer
and writer. Ifishop William A. (Juayle,
of the Methmlist Kpiscopul church,
had held pastorates iu Kansas City,
Indianapolis and Chicago before his
elevation tit the Bishopric iu l.JOS.
Born In I860 '
H was born .lune -" 1WM in Clay
county. Mo., anii at the age of four
mouths mis taken to the then Ter
ritory of Kansas by his parents. He
studied in the preparatory depart
ment of linker I'niversity, nt Bald
win. Kansas, and later entered the
collegiate. uh're. upon his gradua
tion, he was made professor of lan
guages and vice-president of the in
stitution.. At the age of 110 he be
came president, serving for four years
and then resigning to enter the min
istry. He was pastor of St. James church.
Chicago, when called to fill one of
the high 'st offices in the .Methodist
church. His episcopal residence was
iu St. I'uil until lOHf, when he re
moved to St. Louis.
Honored by Degrees
The degree of lh. D. was conferr
ed upon Bishop Quaylc in by
Allegheney college, and that of D. D.
by DelWv college the same year.
Baker 1 diversity honored him with
the degree of LL. I), in 1.IOO, and
Luwreuce college. Wisconsin, conferr
ed the siime degree iu t!KS.
Books written by Itishop Qunyle
include: t
"The I'oet's I'oet and Other Es
says," "A Study in Current Social
Theories., "A Hero and Some Other
Folks." "Books und Life," "In God's
Out-of-Dooi-s." "Kternity in the
Heart, 1'he I'rairie and the Sea."
"Lowell and (he Christian Faith."
"God's Cnu-ndnr. i'ln- Book of
Until." "The Song of Songs," "The
I'astor-PreacliPr," ".Laymen in Ac
tion." "The Climb of God." "I'oems,"'
"Beside Lake Beautiful," "Recover
ed Yesterdays in Literature," "The
Dynamite of God," nnd "TIr- Throne
of, Grace."
In ISHi Bishop Quayle married
Miss Hancock Davis of St. Louis.
Colonel II. D. Coburn, I'nited
Statesarmy, will inspect the nntinn:il
guard' companies of tiis city at the
annual federal review to be held at
the ormnry tonight. Colonel Cobiim
arrived here this morn;ns from Hose-,
burg where he inspected the guard
company there last night. Tho public
in invited to the inspection bere to
n'ght and a concert fr.m J-.V.O to II
o'clock by the Odd Fellows bnnd is
scheduled. The three local un'ts of
the state guard are ready for the in
spection, each with practically the full
authorized strength of officers and
men, it is announced.
Vo,nien Entering
Many new Fields
AVAXIIIM.TON. March 30. Kntry
of women into new fields of work in
recent years is reflected in the crc
ords of civil service employment
where they hold many positions for
which they hardly considered in the
past, says n statement today by the
civil service commission.
While un'il recent years "it was
d fficult to visualize n woman employe
of tbe government in other than n
clerical or stenographic position," the
statement said, an Increasing number
is now being employed in the fields
of ehcmWtry, physics nnd other scien- i
tific work, in addition to teaching and j
other work.
Business Changes
To Take Effcet
SI'lllN(iFIKI,I, March 10. (Spe
cial) Two businesR changes which
will go into effect aoon in Spring-
'BAYER
Unless you see the "Bayer
not retting; the genuine
by millions and prescribed
Colds
Pain
Headache
Toothache
lartrt. U Us, u. B nucra
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Fresh, Clean Clothes
CITRUS GRANULATED SOAP .
will renew your fine fabrics, silks,
linens, woolens and baby's things.
Dissolves instantly and completely...
no particles left to spot the clothing.
Takes less for laundrying.
1 ZMade by
the manufacturers of the
famous CITRUS
WASHING POIVDER
j crmus soap company, san wego, calif.
field nre the moving of the Swurt
ami AVusliburne meat market from
u.o corner of l-'ourth anil ' Main
streets to between Fourth nnd Fifth I
streets on Mnin in the building form
erly occupied by Hall's Cosh store,
and the establishment of a confec
tionery store in West Springfield by
A. W. Hartley and W. 1,. Wilmot.
In conjunction with the Swiirts and.
axnourne ment niarKei win ne a
delii'utef!en, the first of its kind in
Sl..Pln..f;nl.l M..i.. I 11 lliintlev'.
. , , ::
w I have charge. The building,
which was recently imrchnsed from
(. It. Kessey of the ('oinmercial
State hank, is uiidenfoiiiR extensive
.... . r. .1
repairs and the mnrket will be in its
uew location within the next two
weeks, according to ('. 10. Swa'rts.
Ilndley and Wilmot have rented the
Mooney building iu AVest Springfield
on the west side of the Pacific high
way. Tlie confectionery will be known
as the Highway confectionery. It
will be open for business the "last of
this week.
LORD CURZON UNCHANGED
LONDON'. March 10. There was
no change in Lord Cunsnn condition
this morning. It is now reported that
the operation which he underwent
ypstciday was for bladder troub'e.
Unusually
GOOD
APPETIZING
Cross" on tahM vn ,
Baver Asnirin nrnv.t ,,,
by physicians 24 years for
Neuralgia Lumbago
Neuritis Rheumatism
Accer only "n.iyfr" juckatre
which contains proven directions
GOLDEN Vflffi'lfiif !
GATE tEKSf
ASPIRIN" and INSIST I I
lUndr -Payer" tTe, of II tahlet,
Aim bottles of 91 n.4 loo
Uottu!jM,K w UUn
QjjJ Unlawfully
j TJ 1J a. cj 1
xlela 3t OElem,
Plaint Charges
SAI.KM.Ore., Jlurch 10 Theo
dore Henry ltainbo, fnthef. and
George V. Sanders, husband, of Nel-
)ie nulllbo ,s,lujcrSl inIate of the
i st.
' p(.'
' state institution tor tae teehle-tnmd- new device tliHt mtn
yesterday afternoon filed npplica- ' consumption, removes mi
- . ,
i.on lor a writ ol naueas corpus to se- orevents sn-irlr nlnt. tPn..i.i. .
, ,, r(,k,se f , frn , ,,, 'tinM
: ::,,: f, ,,.' r..Ki . ' . ,,caiM,h JiauJr caR hm
i """ i ....-v i.-tmv-m mn-u, mM fi OVpr
where they nllesc. she is being unlaw
fully detained. Hambo is n 1'ortlund
resident and Sanders n soldier at
Vancouver Barracks.
.7 ml McMahan signed an altcrna-
Jhe Right Road
Time nasses faster.
Time passes faster.
I I -S7
your wito are keener
and your nerves
are steadier with
Wrigley's to help.
Soothing anl sveet to
smokers - refreshing
when you're "dry
good for that stuffy
feeling after hearty
meals.
Wrigley's will stim
ulate appetite and
digestion, remove
bad taste, and keep
you fit. It cleanses
teeth too.
r teeth too. H
Fruit Trees
Flowering Shrubs
Rose Bushes
We also carrv a large assortment of omanM1
shade trees in the most desirable varieties,
complete stock of fruit trees, walnuts. bu;Wyndi
filberts and almonds. Eerry plants of a" uu
Low cash prices.
Our city aalet yard la located acrosa from Cray'a V"1
and Carry Store on Eaat 7th Street
WOODRUFFS NURSERY
and
FLORAL GARDENS
9
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live wnt setting .Mnreb2S tb,,iB
for bupermtrudent J, X. Smith 0t,i
mstuution to show rnuse Kb, i
chnrge should nut he reltisrt.
Make3 Autos Go 49 MOej
On One Gallon of Gas
FIOUX FALLS. S. Wl
James A. May of 34T9C Umui
o.us., ims perrectea m amuinj
i: mnes on a nt
Ion. Any one run install it n
five minutes. Mr. May want!
agents, and is offering to EUii
one free to one auto owner fe
each locality. Write him tods;
.j
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after every mew
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