The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, March 12, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTIiursJavEv Page Six THE EUGENE GUAED '0ninT "W , - --- M 1 V . J . i i : 'i KEEP IIP FIGHT TO "LOVELESS LOIS" FINDS TRUE LOVE She Wat Waiting for Prince Charming, to he Joined Her 8how in Order to Woo and Win Her; They're Happy Now MILWAl'KKK, March 12. With Iho view of winning hie fight for a unified air service, "an air service of 50,000 fighting planes," Hrigadier General William A. Mitchell, will re main in tho army, be told friends here last night, den.ving the rumor that he would suck a new career in congress. "I hare never thought of quitting," the General declared, "I'm going to keep on talking until America waken up. And X expect to seo a unified service within two ycar. Sly demo tion, Oh, that's nothing at all." The general expressed his satisfac tion with the interest that congress has taken in tho air problem. "The trouble lies with the army and navy," he declared. "They don't want to Bee a change." The general and Mrs. Mitchell are spending a week at the old Mitchell home here. The general has no Imme diate plans for the future, hut ex pressed his hope of being transfer red to tho Chicago area when his de motion to a colonelcy takes effect. I- (Continued from paR one) the extension of the lifo of their pa tient was to bis refusal to admit the seriousness of his condition since he underwent an operation on January 20. Dr. Sun believed until tho last that he would recover. . At his dcuthbed. Dr. Sun was sur rounded by members of bis family and several leaders in the KuoraingtnnK party, the Bun Vat-Hen party, who wero attracted to Peking by the ap proaching death of their leader. "I want to be embalmed liko my friend Lenlne, the Kussian leader," said Dr. Sun just ttfore he died. He asked also that lie be buried at Nanking win re he first served ns president. The body was sent to the Rockefeller hospital for embalming. Casket Ordered Orders have been cabled to "Mos cow for a casket similar to that used for the buriul of Lcuinc. Dr. Hun was conscious until the last. He guve instructions to his wife about personul mutters, lie talked rutionully to bis political as sociates and only ycstvrduy first ac cepted tlio fact that the end was near, j In bis will, executed lust nig lit, ho loft his houses aud his books to his wifo. It is suid tho estate of Dr. Hun was a modest ono. His will em phasiised his political wishes and the ! desire for party unity and peuce in the- ranks of his adherents, depre cating any attempt at revolution of the political philosophy of liib asso ciutes, Tho body will lie In Btate at some public place to bo selected today. Dr. Sun died at the home of Dr. Wellington Koo. a former lr-adcr iu tho ccntrul government of China be fore tho defeat of Chang Tsu-Liu last year. PARTY UNDISTURBED HIKING, March IU. OP) The death of Hun lut Hen, first prenldeut of the Chincso republic, will not af fect the affuirs of Iho Kuomingtatig party, comprising followers of Dr. Hun, leaders of the party said today. After leaving the room in which they hctml their d.ving lender plead for party solidarity in his luwt words, tho Kuominginng chiefs wero suid to be prepuring a circular telegram to tho provinces, announcing tho death of Dr. Hun. Tho leaders denied a report that a serious split was impending in the Ruomingtang party. A Rrilish fashion novelty is a vol vet shoe, colored to imitate a leop ard's skin. 'Ml 5r0neClas? Steamships to Europe When yon trsrl abroad this year, travel tha Canadian Pacific "Monoclow" wny. Twelvt msRntficcnt Mono elus Steamship nftord regu lar Cunadinn I'ticific comfort, servtco and convenience, combined with one claw pn Mgeiit pmportionalelylnwor rates. Kor either a bufinea or pleasure trip. Monocloss Camo Service will appeal to you. VHf SAimi d(mt Ut.kIy CanadianUifific 1$ I yika(m-(tuH-l-RMrftrt fit )HHK-MiuuHiUMrA'tll Lots Wild, and (inset) Leslie Sheriff who Joined her show to woo her Jiy GENE COHX (NBA Service Writer) MEW YOU!-:, Starch 11. "Loveless A 1 Lois' they tailed her along Uroad- way. .She drew the Arctic circle about herself, the wisecrackers suid, mid nig that she wore icicles for earrings. Certuiuly it seemed thut the fuco that lauiiL-hed a thouttund courtaliipi, after it hnd won for its posscflsor aix nutioiinl bfauty coutcNts, would never come to utter the words "1 do" iu the pnrBon's presence. No Romances, The trouble hus been, as Lois Wild now puts it, thnt there have been countletts loves, but no romuueea. And what Lois wanted wus a man wbo would do aometliiug moro than write a intisli note reiKliug: '1 miw your pic I tiro in the paper. I liuvo $00, W)0 and a farm fn Couurcticut, I am loiiesume. AVill you miirry utcV'1 Ho when roimiuce of the screen and story book type came quietly s talking along tho street of tho gay liRht, Lois was all but shaken ant from un der her ut tractive blonde locks, Soon to Wort. Tho result is the nmimmrrmettt that tho lovely Lois will soon wcl Leslie Sheriff, mm of a wealthy Wash iuittou. D. C, fumily. 1, In ten, then, to tho lve story of Leslie and Lois, From the duy I hat Lois Wild wus able ia snr "choo choo" it wns nn even bet thnt she would bo a bloude ben uly nml a ht-urtbreiiker. When, with her ftimily. sho left ed. Sheriff had a friend In theatricals, ltrook Johns, on entertainer. Johns nr ranged an introduction, and that was that "No," Miss Wild didn't care to go out witli bim. 1 Leslie made up his mind to change her mind. Hut how? Now it happened lliut at college Leslie had learned to thrum a mean banjo and had been in amutetir juzz bands. He, learned thut tho Orson band was going to do a number It) Lois' show. He did a lot of, hasty practicing and applied for a job. Ma landed it. Thus each night he ap peared at the theater and made it a point to let Lois know bn whb there and Intended to be there as long as she wns. He wnuted to be near her. Soon Became Friends. Now this was romantic enough oven for "loveless Lois" and soon they wero friends, "And wo talked it over when we dropped in at the lupper clubs or when he took me fcome in a taxi, and decided to marry," she recites. ' "Of course 1 will quit the stage ! and so will he. 1 wouldn't bave a hus ; bond In the theater business. Thai's tne reason why I have rctused 1 1 marry actors. "I really was fed up on love. I came to believe that no man would gn out of his way to win a glrL You'd he amazed at the thouiauds of men who thing they merely have 10 wr;;e; a girl that they have money or caw ually ask her to marry I hem. That's what made me coin on me wnoie pubi liens of love and marriage. "I don't understand where men get the idea that a ahow girl can be ap proached on the marriage question in a matter-of-fact wny that few men would think of using on a Main street eirl. "I can do more than look pretty and dance. I can keep house and when we're married that's what I'm goin to do." CdHTS LET Income tax Payers Have Extra day WASHINGTON. -March 12. The bureau of international revenue today colled to the attention of taxpayers that they will have an additional day this year in which to complete the sometimes arduous task of making out their income tnx returns. March 15, the Inst day on which returns mav he filed or placed in the mails for delivery to tho revenue collect ors, falls on Sunday, bo the taxpay ers, under the law have an additional day. Woman Plahs to Swim Channel WEYMOUTH. Kneland, March 12. Mrs. T. L raven, who is 60 yesrs of age and a grundinotlipr, is the latest person to signify Her intention oi swimming the Eiiglih channel this summer. By profess. on Mrs. Craven is a nurse and hobby is swimming. During the last two winters she has been bathing in Weymouth Bay near ly every day, swimming to the pier head and back, about 800 yards and defying every sort of weather. Koretz Cache is Found by Officials CHICAGO. March 12. A hitherto unrevcaled asset of Leo Koxetz, pro moter of a l'anama oil scheme, wbo recently died In Joliet prison, amounts to $10,000 or more, it waa reported today, although government authori ties have declined to name the exact anio'.int. The cache was said to have been located in a safety deposit Jox in a Chicago bauk. Literary Test is Asked in Alaska JUNEAU, Alaska, Mrrrh 12. Rep resentative Greer of Anchorage in troduced in the Alasknn legislature lowor house yesterday, a bill which provides that any voter may bo chal lenged on tho ground that ho cannot read or write. The challenged "voter would bo required to rend or write a paragraph selected at random from the constitution of tho United States. BETIER THAN CALOMEL RELIEF FOR PAIN QUICK The worst pains people suffer caa be relieved at once. Itheutnatic pain, loreness, backache, cold in chest, etc. Hub tho soro spot with red pepper. Nothing else supplies such concen- i tratcd, such penetrating best. And beat that doesn't hurt. i'ou feel it instantly. In three mln ntes that heat penetrates to the depths. Circulation starts, congestion s relieved, 'lhe pain and the aore oess depart. I'cople used to use plasters, mus tard and liniments.- But modern sci eoce has found a better way, a quick er, more efficient way, s way without Thousands Have Discovered Dr Edwards' Olive Tablets are a Harmless Substitute Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets the sub. Btitute for calomel are a mild but sure objections! laxative, ana ineir eiiccc on ine liver ia 1(otl-, Huff paill, bici, jted Pep almost instantaneous. Theselittleohvc nrr ub Hevc. xm,t u onr(). colored tablets are the result of Dr. on.t M in ch,,t fo n Awards determination not to trtat ectP(1. ,, ,hi, rb ,t inni-gH liwrand bowel cranplain swUhralomel. .. Th mB wi com, when its !.,. Angel,., and hosded .l no one ' tna -.I do Vavc no badger !, 'Z' Tl" e"" """" whf knew linr wim fiirnriNrd when m ho . .1.. n in your nome. .. . v. 1 . 1 . . ciiccis. 1 ncv aun t injure uic icein ukc tu..... j- ..vtn niii.nna won llin bHihine beauty vw nt tho i:...,. M 1 tu .t, ltf1 1 rPPT in naring millionn ot Ilriahtuu .h..w in IWii aud fnllowed t" i,,f,:L,",.u" ""1 iLZX P'' honra. Let It a.ve tbem fr thin with the . , ""." "V hold of the trouble and quickly correct ' ,,a -. n Atlantic City pnte in it Why cure the liver at the expense of rcu ""d ,our" r prisea thereafter, llin, ln0 teetnf Calomel sometimes nlavs ll-3 flud four 11 of course, nl tinned Klit KieRfeld, the mnRiixiiin etlitorx, nml lhe phitnRriiih pth. Kir a timp nhe pnxrd for 1 lnwn.nl L'hnndlrr Christy unit, fiimll.v, Higiud cntrtu't with the Ktilllrn. Thrre I.Im' Sheriff firt mhw hr. Wanted to Moot Her. Of enurxe tie wauled to meet her. Hut hoU wp wearing icicles f"r etir tho teeth? Calomel sometimes playi havoc with the gums. So do strong liquid?. It is best not to take calomel. Let Dr. Edwards' Olivo Tablets take its place, Headaches, "dullness" and that lazy HrrrcK frelini? come frnm mnstmatinn.and a riii-irHrrH 1ivr TalfA Tlr Vrtivnrrta' Olive Tablets when you feel "lngy " and heavy. 1 hey clear clouded brain RUB rings, as usual, and wasn't interest- and "perk up "the spirits. 15c and 3(to Anttirvuitt for palm of Rheumatism Backaches lombatfo Sprains Soreness Neuritis Congestion Chest Colds NEW MANAGEMENT VENETA HALL. BIO DANCE SAT.t NIGHT Good Music Good Eats Good Tims Everybody Corns s . ... j Eugene Made The Better Sort of Clothes for Men Men who want the utmost in value, appearance and ser vice will find it in the clothes we make. Our designers and tailors are artists in their lines and our only desire is to please. "The best dressed men in Eugene are wearing clothes made here" Your pattern await9 your selection. Eugene Clothing Mlg. Co. Guard Building Eugene, Oregon .SALKM, Ore., March 12. The fitpte highway commission yesterday awarded to iSimonsou and Hefty, a contract for surfacing the Uandou Sixes river section ot the Itoosevelt highway on a bid of $74,1' J 2. The con tractu covers an agreement to resur face 11-- miles between Baudon aud the Curry county line, to surface 4.H mtks between the Curry county line and Denmark and five miles of resur facing between Denmark and Sixes river. I'at IfPDnessy of Morsbfield receive ed the con t met for construction of a bridge over the North Fork of the Co rjuille river on the Coos Bay-Kaeburg highway near .Myrtle Point at $r0,. UlilA The bridge hid and also the Ban dou-Sixes river bid 'were received nt a meeting in Portland February 20. Surfacing of the Euchrc-iJuseel creek section of the Koosevelt high way in Curry county wus authorized. Announcement was made by the commission that it had adopted a definite location for the Santiam high way between Albany and Lebanon. This will be the North Santiaiu route on condition that Linn county ac quires right of way to eliminate jogs and other obstacles. Real Estate man Faces Charge of Murdering Woman KANSAS CITY, Mo., March 12. Churged in a dying statement by Mr. Dora Gage, of Atchison, Kan sun, with having given her noison so that he could collect insurance policies which she had assigned to him, Hoy M. Tur ner, 25, was being held here today for investigation. Mrs. Gage died at a hospital yester day, shortly after che had been found in her hotel room, writhing in pain, on the floor. Turner, an Atchison real estate dealer, who come to Kansas City yesterday with Mrs. Guge, was hi the room when hotel employes forced an entrance. Before her death the woman assert-. ed tbat Turner gavo her a bottle which he told h?r contained com whiskey. Mrs. Gage was immediately stricken. Real Millinery Specials For Friday and Saturday A delightful collection of the smartest models in the newest colo it that' b ring rare pleasure both in choosing and in wearing ' ESPECIALLY PRICED $4.95 $6.95 $8.95 Assuring utmoBt values and newest styles at a rerjr low prtc. EUGENE MILLINERY CO 694 WILLAMETTE ST, . Glass Roofed Cars CHIUSITANIA, March 12. BaU way coaches with glass roofs are now in use on a new railway through tho mountainous region of Norway. This will enable tourists to see the highest mountain peaks, some of which rise -almost perpendicular from ho railroad. Had Right Idea BRIGHTON, Eng., March 12. The conductor of a crossword puzzle con- Costly Revue Dress PARIS, March 12. The dress Miss Pat Coleman, formerly of the Zieg feld Follies, is wearing iu the Moulin Rouge revue cost about ?5000. It is made of pure gold mesh and said to be the most costly dress ever worn a European revue. c DANCE AT GAIETY HALL JUNCTION CITY SAT. MARCH 14 THE HAT SHOP Has just received the latest colors snd shapes in Millinery. Great reduc tions for week-end sale. ml3 BOXING x Don't fail to see the fisht Monday night t the Winter Garden. . mlO Mutual Life, G. M. Snrniuc. 20 K Stu. t Powder Puff Beauty . Shoppe Opposite Heillg Phone 1712 Tho right hair cut means en-, hanced beauty youthful charm Shingle with curl, SO centa test hero had the right Idea. Ee (are the winner a day's vacation on full pay. Brewery a Church LONDON, March 12. Is Great Britain "getting prohibition?" A brewery was presented to the Tiear "Gets-It" Removes conns Quickly Stops AO Hurting Instantly UqnU ar Plaster . II A n Every man or woman who still has corn or callouses ought to try "Gets-It" and sea howi marvelously it works. Lorn pains atop. The corn or cal lous shrivels up, it comes out com olete and rives blessed relief. Your satisfaction is guaranteed. Sold everywhere. Costs but a trine, fc. Lawrence Lo., Chicago. and wardens of a church Bur i for conversion Into a dun TsD him U take Cod Urn 0J( a couple ef months and ftt nm goo4 healthy flesh on hit btnn it look like a real man. TeU him, it's tit only wiy u uh these graire-Uka hollows fna kj cheeks and neck. TeU him he won't ktrt to mln, the nasty o0 with tht mutti fishy taste, becaust McCoj Libon torles, of New York, art sow pottii up Cod Liver Oil in outar costed lib-, 1st form. Ask for McCoy's Cod IJnr Oil Compound Tablets at Lisa Drus Ci, W. A. Kuykendall, Ctrroll'i Pli maey and every dnifsitt worth; lit name sells them 60 Ubleu-ffl cents. Any msn ort woman cm pat on fire ponnds of health; flesh a 30 dsys or your drugglit will willis? ly refund the purcbast prict. One woman put oo 15 pooooi ii six weeks. Children trow robust ud strons; Feeble old people (eel jount er in a few weeks. "Be surs to get MeCor'i, the trie Inal and genuine Cod Liver Oil & pound Tablet." ' n I si v v x v in JVoik ttnuint aithoul iki nam RaaUi, General Display West - Made Desk Go's Furniture Rooms 831 - 832 - 833 Miner Building The Business and Professional men of Eugene should avail themselves of the opportunity to see this display of -western made office furniture The business man is real izing more clearly each day that the appearance of his office, his store, or . his bank the 'place where he meets his cli entele leaves an indel ible impression on the minds of those who enter. THE WEST-MADE DESK is a guaranteed WESTERN MADE product and will give you the service that is required of a piece of furniture that is in con stant use. v ' . P fiesgWl We furnished the new desks for The First National Bank and ask you to notice the neat appearance that they present. riioiio for appointment to see this display KOKE-TIFFANY CO. 878 Willamette Street Phone 1052 E 75 8th Ave.W. Phone 503 l V V l L.k l l 1 I I, l s, T-T g