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ursJay Evening, Marcli 12, 1928 THE EUGENE GUARD Page Three JBOB MEETING IS u L. ArnuWge. r Z ,Y I r i.td Stat employment office o' L0" attend a labor confer ' Eo,f representatives of employ te fficea Di employing concerns t'.' ,.m Monday, it ' announced ". The meeting ha. been called by Gram o Salem, state labor tner, and will be held .n the '?JZto assembly 1. one of a 1 . " meetings to be held during 1 which will be In . the form f riarmce house for employment ' r.Lns throughout the atate, at DTtbe various commercial and ' 'ILment officers will exchange and experiences, and give ,uoitms conditions in '.,'i"ricts they represent. .. this is the first general labor JXi of the sear, Mr. Armitage Sp. large attendance, prob- ,ly ore British Army for Next two i ears Shows Decrease iflVDOV, March 12. W The L0?U . ' ,i,tra for 1925-2U I'11 . .. f miMtfl while the ...nintpimnce will total m,M pounds sterling, againt r.OOo'oOO pounds last year. ' .... KmninmiviM In a memoin"""'" h. Bu'inatea. the secretary for war, Jc . v.,Ptii;niFtnn Evans de- Kr Lamms ..v.. o t.res the recruiting lust year was . -.jtiEtactory - Lilf the applicants were rejected as ir.t coming up io 6" Lndnrds of physique, education and T?f production of light tanks is Loceeding, with new designs under HUdy ami pruu::ii"- n f:s attacks are being improved. Demonstration of Drainage success Tkirtv-five farmers were in at- i.ndauce at the drainngo deinonstra- i held yesterday atternoon at mo F llvde farm near Pleasant Hill, imrding to O. S. Fletcher, county rriniltnral aeent. F. E. Price, soils iad drainage expert of the Oregon rricultural college, conducted tue demonstration, air. Tice spoKe last rening at a meeting ol me t armers nion of Pleasant Hill. All phases the drainage, system at the Hyde (arm, tfhich was installed under tho dire rtlon of Mr. Price, were deroon- irated to the farmers, Mr. Fletcher nates. agricultural agent, and Arnold' Collier, county club leader, will be Uie speakers at the meeting of the Lane County Bankers asso ciation to be held the evening ot Tuesday, March 17, at the Osburn hotel. The meeting and banquet will probably be set for 6 p. m., according to the committee in charge of arrangements composed of the three local bank presi dents, C. D. Rorer, Bank ot Com merce, P. E. Snodgrass, First National bank, and W. W. Calkins United States National bank. Dr. Walter Simons Takes Oath as new German President BERLIN, March 12. OP) Dr. Walter Billions took the oath todny as acting president of the German republic to succeed Fricdcrich Ebert. Like Herr Ebert, Dr. SinionB did not add "So help me God," which is left optional in the oath as prescribed by the constitution. The ceremony took place in the Reichstag and the oath was admin istered by the Reichstag president, Herr Locbe. STATE REPLIES IN SCHOOL LAW CASE (Continued from page one) Practice Shoot is Planned Tomorrow Owners of dogs in this city are re ceiving invitations,, to, make entries t the -annual show of the. IFortlnnd IKennel'club which will be held April to 4. George Kinncar, vice-presi- int of the club, writes that about . 'JO entries are expected and points j n that the open and novice classes iil provide for tu-my dog owners to imbit that have not got pedigrees j entries in this class are not re- i iuired to be registered. It is expected tat aeveral dogs from Lane county will be entered in the competition. A practice shoot Friday after noon at 3 o'clock at the Eugene municipal aviation field will give Eugene shooters an opportunity to get into practice for the "Jack rabbit shoot" to be held Sunday under auspices of the Lane coun ty Sportsmen's association. Interest is beginning to be shown in the big registered state shoot to be held In Eugene the last few days of May. Accord ing to the number of state champ Ions and others who have signi fied their intention of competing, this will be the biggest shooting tournament ever '.eld in the Btato. Last year at the state shoot approximately 100 shooters, many of them holders ot high honors, competed, and it is expected that at least 50 more will be present in Eugene. ane Dogs may be Entered in Shows In the time of Queen Elizabeth a law was passed that no new building could be erected within three miles of London. court," the brief held. It asserted also hat the opposition was "devoted to arguments which related to the wis dom of and not the constitutionality of the law." Not a decision of the supreme court has been cited by the opposition to sustain its contention that the law is unconstitutional, the brief aid; The brief pays particular attention to the contention of private aud paro chial schools operating under chart era that they have' a property right which cannot be taken away. Reply l Given. It said in this particular: "The supreme court has laid down the doctrine, which it has not aban doned, that the obligation of the charter of a corporation was not im paired by any loss, however serious, which a corporation might suffer as the indirect result of the exercise of a proper governmental function by the j state which chartered it. No person can claim protection of the federal constitution on the plea that he is being deprived of his prop erty without due process of law be cause of any loss which may be stf fered as an indirect result exercise of a proper governmental function by a state regardless of bow certain or how aerious this loss may be." Bolshevism "Absurd." v The cry of Bolshevism that has been raised according to the belief, was held to be "absurd and unjustifi- n hit" Tiie killine of Robert Frank, a Chi cago school boy by two youths. Nath an Leonold and Kichard Loeb, which was brought into the school contro-j versy by the sisters as illustrating the need of religious and moral training,! brought from the state the reply that j the two culprits aaa Deen euucaieu iu private schools. ' Adventists Take Part. The supreme court today granted permission to the North Pacific Vnlon conference of Seventh Day Adventists to file a brief as a friend of the court in the Oregon school case, with tho consent of both sides. The adventists are conducting 83 church schools in the state, aud have joined the Epis copal church, alao ' appearing aa a friend of the court, in attacking the law. The chuTches contend that the new statute would deprive private schools of their natural rights, holding that parents have a common law right 10 direct the education of their childreu. The Adventists asserted that Ore rnn hud no riant to abrogate the vest ed rights of private schools and could not dismiss the conrractural rights of schools incorporated under the laws of the state. The school law was de nounced as "the encroachment of mis guided powers upon natural and in alienable rights." A COUGH REMEDY WITHOUT OPIATES Many cough preparations contain some one or more harmful drugs which are added to take the place of opiates. None of these narcotic nub Htances have ever been used in POL KA'S HONKY. AND TAR COM POUND. The name of every ingred ient is plainly printed on every car ton. Xou know what you are taking when you take Foley's. It clings to the throat. Good for old and young. You have a cough, why not try it. Refuse substitutes. TH(Adv.) Pine Bettle Control -Work is Taken up BEND, Ore., March 13. A. J. Jaenicke, entomologist, with the Northwest district forestry office, arrived in Bend yesterday to be gin work on a pine beetle con trol project in the Deschutes na tional forest The beetle Infes tation is said to effect a 26,000 acre area in the north end of the foreBt near Metolius and Is the largest infected area in Oregon at the present time. The cost of Brazilian coffee is now more than three times as much as before the war. OLD TIME DANCE At Thurston, Saturday, March 14th. Garrett playing the piano. Everybody welcome. ml4 WHAT'S THAT? Big Boxing event at the Garden Monday night. Winter mlO Springfield School Heads Re-Elected At Board Meeting BPR1NGFIKLD, March IX (Spe cial) Vera D. Bain was re-elected principal of the Springfield high school at a meeting of the board of directors for district 19 in the city hall last evening. At the order of the board Mr. Bain's salary will be raised from $2,000 a year to $2,100. Mr. BaLn came here last autumn from Adna, Wash., and has held the posi tions of both principal and athletic coach, Mrs. Ora Read Ilemenway, princi pal of the Lincoln grade school, was ie-elected to serve a third year as principal at a salary of $1,400 for nine months. Otto Burcham, principal of the junior high school, was re elected ut a salary of $150 a month for nine months. If he accepts the position it will be his third year ! as professor in the Spriugfield schools, and his second as principal. Alfred J. Morgan was re-elected as head of the manual training depart ment at the Springfield high school at a salary of $1700 for nine mouths. Next year wll be Mr. Morgan's fourth year in the schools. No definite steps were taken by the school board in the matter ot the new $25,000 grade school, ap propriations for which were loted by the Springfield taxpayers on March 1. The Brattain land company meets today to decide whether a site shall be donated by them in the Brattain addition in the eastern part of the city. Gloomy Harry Lauder JOHANNES BURG, South Africa, March 12. Records of Caruso's voice aroused much mirth among the savage natives of several African villages, while those of Sir Harry Lauder were greeted with solemn silence, a mov ing picture film expedition reports. BOXING FANS Monday night at the Winter Gar den at 8:30. mlfl DANCE Opening dance Friday night, March 13th at Coburg Bridge pavilion. Wood's Orchestra. Everybody wel come, in 13 Swallowed Balloon CHATHAM, Eug., March 12. Kathleen Hogan, a child of 8, died after swallowing a deflated toy balloon. Gargle Throat With Aspirin Clip This And Save If Sub ject To Sore Throat Or Tonsilitis Prepare a harmless and effective gargle by dissolving two Bayer Tab let of Aspirin in four tablespoonfula of water. Gargle throat thoroughly. Repeat In two hours if necessary. Be sure you use only the genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin, marked with the Bayer Cross, which can he had in tin boxes of Mvolra tableta for few cents. M OTHERS WANT IT. for cronpv children : be cause it quickly clears away the choking phlegm, stops hoarse, crroupy coughs and .... allows restful Bleep. No alarming croup when Moth er keeps a botte of CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY always on hand in the home. Benefits children and grown persona. No Narcotic Sold .Yerrwli.r. Gas on Stomach Made Her Nervous For many years Mrs. Cook had gas on the stomach and was nervous and short of breath. Finally she took Adlerika and it did her a world of good . Adlerika helps any case gas on the stomach unless due to deep-seated causes . Because it is such an ex cellent intestinal evacuant it is the very beat remedy for constipationit often works in one hour and never gripes. Allen Drug store, 86 Ninth Ave. East. Showanda, the choice of the smoker. Insure with Henry Tromp. Phone 121 STOMACH MISERY, GAS, INDIGESTION 'Tape's Diapepaln" Corrects" Sour, Upset Stomachs at Once 'Tape's Diapepsln" Is the quick est, surest relict for indigestion, gases, flatulence, heartburn, sour ness, fermentation or stomach distress caused by acidity. A few tablets give almost Immediate stomach relief. Correct your stom ach and digestion now for a few cents. Druggists sell millions ol packages. Adv. Fruit Trees Flowering Shrubs Rose Bushes We also carry a large assortment of ornamental shade trees in the most desirable varieties. A complete stock of fruit trees, walnuts, butternuts, filberts and almonds. Berry plants of all kinds. Low cash prices. Our city sales yard Is located across from Gray's Cash i , and Carry Store on East 7th Street WOODRUFF'S NURSERY and FLORAL GARDENS Program is Ready For Lane Bankers 0. S. Fletcher, Lane county TWICE IN THIS WOMAN'S LIFE Lydia E.Pinkham's Vegeta ble Compound Helped Her rom Sickness to Health EllensburK, Washington "When as first coming into womanhood I suffered terribly every month. My j motner aia every thing she could think of, so she took me to sev eral doctors and they only helped mcalittle. Motner was talkincr to :f t lanotherladyabout A i my conaiuon ana !Z ' ,she told mother of - 1 1 .-.) : Urn', Vegetable Compound. Mother mc six bottles and at the end of iJ month I was much better, so 1 ept on tflkincr f until T hsri nn f pains. When I got married and a my first child I was in terrible ? 10 "iat it was impossible for me oo my housework. I thought of , "Enable Compound had of "0 much benefit to me when r M Rirl, so I went to Perier's and Kt bottles. It d 'if'P m " I 8t'H take it I I,,' w woman today and I can't ibl-"?, m"ch about Lvdia E. Pink It? Stable Compound. I will an i"lyJPtter that comes to me to "-" nnb uur ineuiciiif una IvSr-"-.": Wii.uam.Cab- .T o.z,kllensburg, wasn. Wood and Coal Wood under cover any 5,B Coal Oak . 'owoen Maple M ANERUO HUNTINGTON , . FUEL CO. ' national Bank Room 24 Phone 8S1 Bldg. -THE GREATEST- SHOE SELLING v EVENT the City of Eugene Ever Experienced is THE NEW WAY SHOE SHOP OT AIT ipy Li) Jhi JUlLi o This Stock Ordered by the U. S. Court For Sale. The ridiculously low price purchase allow us to give an unparallel value to the peo ple of Eugene and vicinity. An event that is breaking all previous records in value giving. Let The Prices Speak To You! Ladies' High Grade Shoes At Bankrupt Sale Price $1.69 - $3.98 Men's Dress and Work Shoes ' At Bankrupt Sale Price $2.48 $4.48 Fine Grade Children's Shoes At Bankrupt Sale Price $1.19-81.98 Boys' and Girls' Shoes At Bankrupt Sale Price 51.48 -$2.48 THE NEW WAY SHOE SHOP AT HAMPTON'S 841 Willamette Street AT HAMPTON'S 2 Loveliest Dresses HERE IN LARGE ASSORTMENTS May we Have the pleasure of showing you these delightful new fashions? New Printed Silk Dresses . Made rtf beautiful flat crepes and crepo do chinos in new 1925 patterns. New Spring Models Developed in satin cropos and flat crepes in colors of almond green, titiim, bright russet, powder blue, etc, Sport Models i In flannels and kashas Popular Priced Newest Ensembles and Tailored Suits. Developed in cliarmeens and twills in colors redolent of springtimetiRor eye, wigwam, shuttor green, as well as tho midnight blue tailored suit with long coat i ' ' Priced Right Gay New Silks Our silk section is fairly ablaze with brilliant silks figured and border ed silks, satin crepes, radiums, silk mixed crepes, Director' satins, bro cades, ensemble prints, etc. Priced 98c to $6.00 Yard Gorgeous New Sporr Woolen's $3.75 Yard Soft weaves, 54 inches wido in stripes and a diversity of color combinations suitablo for tho spring's one-piece dresses. Newest Spring Coats In dressy models as well as the sport and utility models are here Priced from $19.75 up End of Week Specials! Stevens All Linen Crash, Special 24c Yard 18-Inch pura llnan bltached toweling. Very apeclul 24o Yard Silk Hose 79c Pair Our remilar fl?e hoaa, made nf pure thread allk and fiber, a fine wearing Dime In popular color Special 79o Silk Vest Lengths 75c Kino rjunl'ty glon ellk Test Inic colors of Hreeii, peach, orchid, titflli and honeydew. Worth Much More Color Fast Suitings 39c Yard Just the right weight for tho spring tub frock or children's dresses. Colors, ' ropn, lanrln, peach, gold, orchid, tan or white. A complete guarantee goes with this cloth. Colored Pearl Beads, $1.50 String Oajr new pearla In best colore 11.50 String Colored choker style pearls $1.98 String Pongee 79c A fine weight. 111 mom mle pongee In natural col or only whllo the lot lasta 79o Yard BEARD'S Phone No. Changed PHONE 1 996 Phone No. Changed V- L; i! 'i: 1 ! P: if a. if
