The Eugene guard., March 16, 1925, Image 5

Monday Evening, March 1C, 102')
THE EUGENE GUARD
Tage Five
LARA V AY'S
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I :-: CITY NEWS :-: ,
The Only REGISTERING Piano
Whit aa mounding chinge has
coma to put in pianoa played by
music roll and pedals! To bring
younelf musically up-to-the-minute
iHnvestigat. the REGISTERING
Pianol
What an anuxingljr finer and
altogether better quality of music
you now on play because of this
new-day Registering feature! T"
realize how completely this epoch
making idea has upset all your
former opinions of instruments of
this type get afrniaimfd with the
Gulbranun.
Keys prmcd down, as in hand.
Pying-not huckj down, as in
yestertkys player-pianos. That't
whet the Gulbransen Registering
reeture does! It rtrislm your ei.
act touch" on each note. You
can graduate each note's shading,
not merely play it loudly or softly.
Wi'Ji nidi direct and perfect
control m the Gulbransen civa,
ol each and every note on the key
board, you can regulate their tone
separately, individually exactly
.as the pianist does in profes.
aional conceit playing!
tm Models National)!) Priced
$450 $530 $615 $700
Laraway Music Store
(Continued from pare one)
rl in the main office room. This
change will add considerably to the
convenience of visitors and others de
siring information.
Freight Loss Reduced
C'o-eieraiion of shippers and rail
road employe!! lias resuli.,1 in . :i:
per cent reduction of loss and lm,,ce i
to leaa-tliau-carloail freight handled hv
tno Southern l'anfic company since
U'-l, il was aQiiuuneed by 1.. K Gra
ham, district freigm anil passenger
agent of the Southern l'aeific, who
received tlic report today. Virtually
one-half of this reduction was made,
ui 1ICJ, he says. "Hough handling, il
legible uud inaccurnie marking, im
proper paokiug and loading, are the
chief causes of loss ami damage to
freight," says Mr. Graham. "Loss and
dnniage prevention meetings of em
ployes who actually handle freight are
held regularly and problems confront
ing the shippers and carriers nre discussed.
Uust, charging cruel and inhuman
treatment. The couple were married
June 14, litO!) and have no dependent
childreu.
Class To Meet
An opeu meeting of the Thcosophi
eal class will be held at the homo of
Mrs. Vitus, 1104 l'earl street, Tues
day eveuiug at S o'clock. .V cordial
invitation has been extended to all
interested in the study. '
Property Is Purchased
A. V. Ling has sold his property
-17 Seveulb nvenuo west to Mm.
1.. J. Morton who owns the adjoiu
iug house at -ICi Seventh nvenue.
Mrs. Morten plans to remodel the
new property for au apartment house.
House Is. Robbed
Hobberj of the home of S. I. (Js
(h'll at Jul Fourteenth avenue cast,
was reported to local police head
ijuailers yesterday evening between
(i:.'10 and t:oO o'clock. The robber ap
parently entered through a wiudow,
ihe partolmeu reported, using a 1 ',4
inch "jiuimy."
4 men Fined When
Guilty Plea Made
Treading guilty to charges of
using Indecent language during
an altercation at a danco at
Veneta, early Sunday morning four
men were each fined $25 by Judge
Harold J. Wells in justice court
this morning. The four are: O.
Bodtber, D. Stuchrath, Frank Tof
dbl and Bennle Jensen. The men
vere arrested by special depu
ties of the Law Enforcement
league. The deputies also re
ported that the dance which ac
cording to law should have been
closed' at midnight, was still in
session at 1:20 a. m. No action
bas yet been taken on this, it is
announced.
BOXING FANS
Monday night at the Winter Gar
den at 8:30. mlG
OREGON MOTOR CO.
Fhone 040. 030 Olive
tf
EnfiENE cor,r.irii-rrinv inivcv
774 WILL. STREET., PHONE 60o'
W. H. BLOWERS. MGR. if
St. Paul Railway
, Securities Slump
NEW YOHK, March 10. Reports
that the St. Taul railway's financial
difficulties were approaching a crisis
which would .result in an early re
ceivership or rc-organir.atiou caused
heavy selling of the road's securities
today, carrying the stock issues anil
several of the bonds to record lower
levels.
Liquidation of the slocks depress
ed the common to 7 7-8 and the pre
ferred to 13 1-2, checking an early
upward movement in tlio rest of the
market. The selling wave also spread
to the St. Paul bonds, driving the
fours of 1025 down to their previous
record low of 03 and bringing reces
sions of a point or so in many of the
other obligations.
Actress Sues on
Note for $103,000
Mutual Life. G. M. Rnrvn on p-
8 th. tf
"liiW'wlth Henry Trbmp1. Phone 121
for Quality cigars. Prince Nemo.
Sbowanda, the choice of the smoker.
NEW YORK, March 16. Louise
Glaum, motion picture actress to
day filed suit for $103,000 nsrainst
J. Parker Read, motion picture pro
ducer, alleging that be owes her
the money on a note executed in
Los Angeles in December 1921.
Read, by whom Miss Glaum for
merly was employed and starred
in a number of pictures, Is said
to be residing in Paris.
Worried About Your Health ?
HAS a cold or attack of grip left you lame and stiff;
miserable with backache "all run down?"
. Then how about your kidneys? You know,
winter's colds and chills throw a heavy strain on the
kidneys. The kidneys are apt to slowup in their work of
filtering poisons from the blood. Then may come con
stant backache, rheumatic twinges, headaches, dizziness
and bladder irregularities.
Why not try Doan's Pills? Doom's action on the
kidneys is to assist elimination of body impurities. They
have no injurious effects and are known the world over
for the good they have done. Ask your neighbor
Here is Eugene Proof:
Mts. J. J. Elwood, 892 6th Ave,, W., says: "My
kidneys were weak and I had severe backache. I
could hardly keep at rny work and felt run down
and miserable. I had frequent, hcudaches and my
' kidneys acted Irregularly so I used Doan's Pills
nnd they soon fixed me up in good shape."
Doan's Pills
Stimulant Diuretic to the Kidney
At ill deilen, 60c a box. Foilf r-Milbun. Co., Mfg. dsemiiU, BulUlo, N. Y.
Masquerade Wednesday
Wednesday night the members
the Awencui legion usl will smse
uiasqiR'nide .da nut! aW tho eimmlier of
ci'iiiuu'iTu luuius. This is 0110 of a scr
ies uf Buciiil events plimm'd fur mem
bers and their ladies, and a particular
invitation, in extended to nil legion
iiai'rtiH, wmrdU)g to W. N. Wiutk'i',
uhuiruuiu uf the cuiuinittce.
Caravan Cancelled
A proposed motor caravnu from
Washington and Oregon to Califor
nia thin spring to attend the annual
meuthiR ofc hotel men of the Tacific
coast has been cancelled. The Kn
Bene chamber of commerce; was re
cently u$kcd to take part iu the cara
van. Now Homes to Bo Built
Cecil Henderson was granted a per
mit this afternoou by W. H, Alexan
der, city building ' inspector, to erect
a new $KK)0 residence at 708 Ninth
nvenue west. Work will commence on
tbo structure immediately. William
Kenrher took out a permit for a -flH'O
buucnlow at l-lo. Ninth avenue west,
Dahlias Are Planted
lieu l' Kecuey, one of the well
known growers of dahlias iu Lane
county, has already planted a large
number of bulbs although lie states
that this is rather early iu the sea
son. Mr. Keeney lias about 115 var
ieties of dahlias.
Leave for Portland
Mrs. Ben Hammilt, 112 Kleveuth
avenue east, and her sister, Mrs.
Dora lirown, who is visiting in Eu
gene from the east:, and her brother-in-law,
(J. J. Sluyter of California,
left Saturday on a motor trip to Port
land, where they will visit with rcl-lutivcs.
Buys Eugene Store
C. It. Itniley, of Cocur d'Alene,
Idaho, has purchased the -Neighborhood
store at 007 Jefferson street
from Miss Lehta (Jrieve, it was an
nounced yesterday by the Sam Hugh
Realty company, which , handled the
deal.
Masseuse Establishes Here
Mnrtr 1 f A m-turnon. emerienced
iiitio.miiiA nf fl'nMlnnd. Iins onened
parlors at 3'J'J3 Washington street,
where she will specialize tn facial and
hn.lt- miiaaniise Nlio I fl Graduate of
hu orthopedic hospital, ami uses the
Weir Mitchell system.
Many On Upper River
m... non.iln fi-Ain KittFonft motored
up the McKenzie yesterday nnd Un
report a tine sunny any. mny inuu
I t.i it nvnr tit A ( 'fltllH Creek rOflfl
nnd rMMtrt that this route seemed
more popular than ever before.
Music House to Move
ntiw tncntimi nf the Marshall
mimic liousp in the new liny building
on :venth avenue wft between Olive
and Chsmclton street ts to be the
new Stnnlcy building on Ninth nvenue
west The music shop will be situated
in the east room neit to the alley.
Divorce Is Asked
l. ffin I' Html i.nlflv filed milt for
divorce from her hu'haml,, John A.
Here From Roseburg
K. A. Unit on , former physical edu
cation director of the Kugcno Y. M.
C A., and now connected with Boy
Scout work iu Hoseburg is hero to
attend the scout organization meet
ing this evening at the rooms of the
chamber of commerce.
Returns to California
Mrs. H. K. J.evcridgo of San J.iits
Obispo, CaL ban returned to her
home in the south after a visit of
several weeks here nt the homo of
her mother, Mrs. Mary A. Milliean,
of Wnltervillo.
Paving Petitions Signed
l'etitiuu for tlio paving of Ililyard
street from Thirteenth to Seven
teenth avenues east is in circulation
nnd many property owners are sign
ing it, is the report of those who arc
supporting the paving plan,!
From Forest Grove
Miss Teggy Totter of Forest (irovs
visited over the week-end nt the home
of Mr. and Mm. Bert McCurry,
Lawrence street, where she was u
guest of; Miss id la McCurry.
Social Is Tomorrow
Members of the Ladies of the O
A. It, are 'holding a St. Patrick's
day silver ten at the nrmory tomor
row afternoon at I! o'clock, to which
the public is cordially invited to come.
Pirn Run Marin
A flue fire at 2040 Washington
Rtreet tins nftcnioon at 12:15 o'clock
resulted in a run by the fire depart
ment to the scene., Little damage wa
reported.
Here From Portland
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Flegel, Sr.,
of i'ortlauu, are visiting at the home
of Mr. ami Mrs. Fred K. Chambers
of Snuta Clara. Mr. Flepcl is a
prominent I'ortland attorney.
Farm Meeting Planned - i
O. S. Fletcher, Lano county acri
cultural agent, will speak nt a meet
ing of the l-armers Union nt Dorena
next Thursday evening starting at 8
p. m. 1
R. S. Bryson Recovers
H. S. Bryson, county clerk, who
has been confined to his home as the
result of illness for a few days re
turned to duly today.
J ud go Barnard Recovers "
Judge C. P. Barnard of the county
court who has been ill at his home
for the past several days has recov
ered and today was back at his desk,
Marriage License Issued
A marriage license was issued to
day at the office of the county clerk
to Frank G. Kdwards and Dora Gen
try, both of Marcola.
Leave for Seaside
Mr. and Mrs. Otto T. Gilstnip end
son, Sidney Dillon, motored to Port
land yesterday, nnd will visit for a
few days in Portland and Seaside.
Notarial Commission Filed
The notarial commission of Charles
A. Hardy was filed today at the of
fice of the county clerk.
Notarial Commission Filed
J'he notarial commission of C. A
Wiiitcrmcier was filed today at the
office of the county clerk.
Wet.
l You Are Invited to
Fifth BirtKday Party
of (mnmingl3ircl Hose
M
This store has set aside the week of
March 16th to 21st inclusive -to observe
the fifth birthday of Humming Bird Hose
America's biggest selling $1.50 ladies'
Pure Silk stockings. ,
There is a reason why "Humming Birds"
are the biggest selling $1.50 Pure Silk
Stockings. They have a nation-wide rep
utation for extreme duribility. Tops are
doubled, heels and toes strongly re-in-forced
with lisle, and soles with pure silk.
Tapered in knitting, their exquisite fit
cannot "wash out." Flawlessly woven.
This store is observing National Hum
ming Bird Week with an unusually fine
display of these famous silk hose. You
will find a host of new Spring shades
which you never dreamed were to be had
at a popular price. The quality of "Hum
ming Birds" makes them deserving of
their popularity.
Take this splendid opportunity to com
plete your Easter outfit, to lend variety tck
your Spring garments with flashes of the '
smart new Humming Bird colors.
Come in. Examine Humming Birds
closely. You'll pronounce them an ex
ceptional value at
$4 Per Box of 3 Pairs
Absolutely the only time this year, "Humming Birds"
mill be sold for less than $1.50 per pair
O . a.
Old Age Finds Its
Greatest Comfort V-
In cyiwiaht. Ilcadlnc or sfwlnn rr- prailM-ally
BMr inversions nf most, old iiw.pl" oml util'-m, they am alii"
to enjoy thfpo li.istlir.ps In comfort Hf" hold tml little for
. them.
K"rn that t,n ''old folks" in your family liavo the opimr-
It r I., i, t.. , Ihn fnlt
, iijwj mis i;irsr.(iig iu
. . ... 1.. nr-lwlfd
M random r, h. ir. n- HI not elve tt to them. Bring
uity to c
v random or hy "try on" will not itive 11 " ' '""'
"m hero and hare an net urate examination of the ef
',ie- You may he anrpriwd to find thfy had forfotloo
nat really perfect viaion is.
Di. SfbmiinW
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KUOINI. QOON
Good For Weak Eyes
Tim quirk action of Hlmple cam-
r,iir ln-iirastis. wltchhazo . etc..
hk mixfl In F,HTOptfk oya whbIi
astontfhPR pooplc. One small bot
(1 helps any case wool', soro or
strained pyi. Alumfnnm ey rup
frpp. Allan's Drug Ktoro, 86 aih
Avpnne, Wont.
MASQUERADE DANCE
VENETA HALL
BIG DANCE 6AT. NIGHT
Good Muiic Good ti Good
Time Everybody Come
Here From Portland
Mr. and Mr??. .Inline ftrhmidt and
daughter Heidi of J'orllnnd ore Jierp
ior a snort visit.
Supervisor Here
Air. nnd Mrs, Cnrl NrnI of Ki.hc-
burnr were vinitors in Kutn-.e yvn
tordiiy. Mr. Neul in mpervlHor of ibe
I'mpriiin for(?t.
(Coutinurd frm )tige onr)
coiifiriii.iiion tint wns jmirfd lot lay in
opposition to tlm lwrniiml ion.
A hundrrd yenrn iiro, laid Hnnlor
liorali. Sonatfir WplWer oppoHod tlm
noiniiiHtion of Mitrlin Vnn Hurn to
no aiid'Hunndiir lo tlie court of Ht.
.Ininps end in doinv ho, nnid he hail not
npoM'd flip nutninatffin of a jr,i
dent pipt for t-Aimc hut. "that I ron
fcidrr Mr. Van Hurrn en unfit and
improper man for ttii plaf '"
"I id Vrrjput Jm kfm gim Mr
First Stop Pain
L m s
Don't suffer
for an hour
Wh-n M com, it. ; Yft r,(o!pa In r!lf.
H. trtr rHy to t.p It' Perhaps lhre are olher
luicklr. nifht or dar. Hun t ai. lint thia is the one war
uflor any pain ethirh a mo-; 'hat million, hate uaed-hare
ra.n! of riihhim can lop proved it for ().". rear.. Yon
Those im ln.l paina allied can rele on It. lour druit
ro rhoumatiffn. toorenr. to -is-rantee. if, Why lake
lemcn. lo che.t colda. Th.'Y ; chancea when yon know thai
'ii-an he lo.ped at mwe. For nolhmj can ! heller?
Wt, ri-ara their hare heen a'op- I'ont wart fir an eraeren-
!3ed bt rnhhint with Hi. Jac- cr. II mar man a nlht of
b Oil. pain. Mate 9m. JacoPa .
im Aa for enrint the canae "f "r rea.rr. App'r II aa aoon !
a?he trouble. Nature uauallr von reel a tain. or a eheef (
.l.a lh.il. But don't suffer" cold. It radr lo aoittbe tt !
white toil wait. HI. .laenha to chech if at nni-f. There I
IMI caicea cofinler irritation.
Then il drawa Ihe blood lo
the atirfae In relifre cons.e
tion. In a monife or two yon
feel that lb pain has ahhed
mill nertr be a heifer war, flo
fet ji: now fo he prepared
when pain crnnca, It ftar
aaee fo eon and yonra many
unhappy bonra.
abcomatUm BUrb. Umenea. Lumbago Sorrnea. Cheat O.I a)
r. T U fl Rub Pain Awarj
Van Unren n rcpss BiipointitiPiit?"
ankod Hcnatnr Walnh, democrat of
Montana.
Wo, lie modp hi in president of the
United SlntrN," liunih rppliotl,
"It in much rnsicr hi Wnnliineton
lo gt nlonK rVlmn to disairrpp,'' went
on the Idaho irnnlor. "If thorp In
anything that, weaken a man's bark
bone, it is tho ntmosphcre in Wnh
inctnn."
After rending the rorrenpomlWire
between H. U. IJin emrjer end Mr.
Warren regBi-diiijj the Niijcnr ronsoli-
datiotifi, the )hilio ncnator added lie
prttild ilra' no other conclusion than
that Mr. Warren thounlit "these
men" should e(-npi tho Jew if it
were poBible fur them to do mi.
"What senator," ho anked "would
permit Mr. liavemej er t write him
the letter he wrotn Mr. WarrenV"
Henntor Minfthairt, republiran, Con
neetlctit, another rfew neiuh'r, fol
lowed Henator Ilornh. I f e decla red
the opposition in tlieir atudy of Mr.
Warren's record had been "unable to
find anything within the )nnt ten
yenri upon nhicli to bae their nrifu
ment." "The.r mn find nothing fdnce IfHi."
he added, "even granting for the Hike
of nrjumcnt thnt they foinid anything
before that time. The fact it I but
Mr. Ilrtvenipyer, who wrote tiift )et
ter( died in 1JHJ7."
H"iiatr liutlcr. of Mn"aehi)setti, j
clone friend of the pre-jid'-ut and i
chairman of the republican national ,
cammittee, declared thp wens'. e wan I
firing in the fa o of the ifutiment nf
I he count ry in its reject um of Mr,
Warren.
The gathering (tf spectator hi the
fenaie toilay appmiiuiaiM h scenes
of an (nangitratbin dn.r. H'-teral htm
dretl pernon, mosllr nmrien inel
corridors or sat on the pHim ties r
the public gallery I'ng JtMf.re
doors were opn and ruMied fnr n
"f nutate n noun a thej vould
gain i-iriiniexmn,
'r:.c fp'cij(j giilbry fir scuatorw'
faiM.lirji, a:so filled early and ituiit.v
rn'otberw of tfie bonne uf represent.)
tivea, who lime ft or privilege, ttok
fMits in the rt.ir -f th joij.-iit; iIijiiii
br. When If up tion was ralb-d to or
der, nearly ttie entiti- liienibcmilllp w.n
on the tivjT, 'J'hone prc!nf in-'ltid -il
a ntiniber of ftmiora wti' fi.td Ihth
a nay wIkii the roll v.i t-aled la it
'lopfday. Among them wan Mnaior
liKoHctte( jun trti k from n Muraium
iu Fiords.
J h dbjfe s opened by HftmUtf
(ioff. rpb)icnn, t Virginia, who
in bis maiden vprerh in the aftimi
vaid he would be derelict if h did not
ill-(cm, a man so fit f r th ofice a
lr. Warren.
tion with (Uf augur intcresls Heimtur
t.i'ff iisitcil:
"Are nil lawyers expected it) hull
contact with all the different expert
pik'pm through which they piisaV"
Henntor I teed, .Missouri ngreeil with
tho West Virginia uenntor that .Mr,
Warren "hns been fiiilhful to hi
trust," and added:
"Hut his truit was the sngnr trust,''
Ho then declared Mr, Warren had
represented the "augur trusts" na lit ii;
an y.
Srniitor It nice, demvjcriit, Mnry
laml, walked over and whispered to
Henntor Heed to speak louder. Turn
hiK Huarnly on Ihe vpeaker, Hunntor
If-ed replied.
"1 am itptNikinif loud piioiikIi (o he
hrnrd all over tho block. Keep quie;
and listen."
.Senator tiillefle, repuhli'nn, Mas;.,
like Kemitor (joff, n newcomer in the
eemile, took up the def''ne of M r.
Warren and in n fiit apercli, do
cinred "an extraordinary proceeding"
that a president win denied tlm rig'it
to choose a member of his own cob
inet. 'ihe case against Mr. Warren, he
an id, was that neveral years ago he
represented rerlsln iuterefa. if that
was lo bar a man from office, he de
clared, many uble lawyers won d be
excluded,
Kenaior Couzetis, repuhlican, Mh-h., j
Mr. Warrens home talct inierrup(e-
to Stljlf'-t that Micliik'tn iMniae mepi-lo-ra
did not Mini Mr, Warren ton-firmed.
Senator King, ibniocrat, l.tiih, an
notincd he wmdd place jn the i '..ord
a res'diiiion proposing return of the
president.
Senator lUrah, republhan, Idaho,
(did th senate;
''I"he irrid''nrt has the right M
nnniiniie and the senate muni adtf
and consent to nnmim.ton. He has
ihe power lo app"int only to fill tip
v.M'jinrkjs during a r':Pn "t the sen
ate." "I 'akin t noiidgt- wax elected on
V'ovember , by an overhhu;iig ma
jority of oil (he people of (lie riMiri'
try," he said. "Thill menus that the
ci ijiitry hai c 'iifid'-nce in bit honesty,
judgment and integrity, o we be
lone that rritb ul ('oolidge d'.en mt
Ijopeve ill eiifonTinent of Ihe laws
to lb coitnify? t an you come Ioj Ihe
c.i(clui'n that he sMrcff-d nn unfit
nmn ?
'We eiamined the re'-rd of Charles
It. Warren and learned a a lawyer
BOXING FANS
Monday night at the Winter Har
den at b.W. mltJ
fief. N. M'l.an, tninirance, 8Vt
WUiamettt bt. l'boue 017. t
ami budne?s man he engnged In tlm
HUK-'ir busineHa in MjthlKan, but h
parlifipated properly, lenpally nnd
elhically.'
Nenator Walsh, dontacrnt, Montana,
said that If President ioolidge is
"emhnrrnnsnd, ' It Is bmauwo the;
nom mntlon is utterly indefensilile,"
and not because of purely political
opposition. He cited the six other vni
liict inemlicrs that had been confirm
ed by the seimle since Mr. ('oolidgn
r)ook office as president and thai the
opposition W04 not "playing politics,"
Declaring Ihe cfiunlty depends up-
ori the opposition )iarty to point out
Ihe flaws of tho other, .Senator WaNIi
aa id It would not he expected ihe
president's friends Would expose him,
Iteferring to .Mr. Warren's connec
tion with thn linear Intereals, the
Munlana semitor declared "he was a ;
guilty in the trust procced ng as Hrn- j
ry it, Havemeyer himself.'' I
Taking up the argument of Senator j
Itinghnnt as these ld matters. Menu-j
lor Walh said It was only in 1!L'J j
that a consent decree was rule ted
ngulntt the American Sugar Iteflnlng
company and tho Michigan Ucot Hnf
gnr coiiiiiany In the government':
anil trust suit. He added It was Hue;
the bill of complaint had been dis-
missed soma lime ago as to Mr. War-!
mi, but not ai to the Michigan Sugar 1
company of which he was president,
Sciatica
Eased at once
When you use Sloan' you don't
hiivo to rely on tiresomn rvth
binsi tn rclteva tho pain. Just
put it on (tently at once froah
new blorxl ia acnt to tho spot.
The trouhln elenrs up at once
All druggists 86 cent.
Sloan's Liniment
'-kills pain!
You can't buy a leavener that
will be more satisfactory than
THE WOntD'S GREATEST
BAUBNG PmVtDED
Science has not produced one
that is any more pure or efficient
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