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purpose, ucope, object, un dorgauiza
tioit. The JJuiim club has been in vet
tiitfltinjf the meveinent fur m'venil
mimtliv, with a view to Btnrtiin n
troup in Sjirinnfi'-ld. Mr. OberlnifiVr
K)(kc in pluce of . brother, II. J.
(. tberteuffer, who wsh scheduled for
an ad(ireH. Kiirl 8. Childem, uew pa
tor of the Springfield Chrirttifia chtircli
was n gtifftt of the club and made a
I .short talk.
SAN KHANCISCO, Mnicli 10.
Mrs. ltobert K. IStrahuru, of .pokuue,
wife of a pioneer nuiroad bunder of
the Pneific nurthwiat, died yesieiday
ut a hutel here -
Mrs. if. K. I.ncey, Lew Angeles, ft
sister of Mrs. .Strnh"ru, and Mis.
liiiiitiml Jidiiiri.in of Spokuuc, a uiece
were with Mrs. Sirauorn when the
end en nr.
MtiMhoru find Im expected to ar
rauge fur I be Hhipiuit f Mrs.
Sirahoni's bmly to Spokane by TutM
duy. Airs. Stnilmrn whs conscious up i.o
witliii u few uiiiiuti'S of her death.
SPOKANK. Wn-h., March 10.
Mrs. Carrie Adcll Strahnrn who died
iu S;u Francisco yesterday, was the
mitlior of iiuijH'ruus magazine articlei
and one book descriptive of her ex
periences during nearly half a cen
tury of travel over the west as the
companion oMht husband, Kobert K.
titrahorn. railroad builder.
Since their MiirriiiKi in 1S77, Mih.
Struliorn bud accompanied her hus
band in his work as an engineer,
traveling by Htage or horseback. She
was declared to have been the first
white woman to explore completely
and describe ' Yellowstone park and
what are imw Glacier and ltocky
Mountain notional parks. Shf also was
one of the first women to explore
and detail the wonders of Alaska.
Mrs. Sirahnrn wan bom in Marengo,
111., in 1S5I. She was the daughter of
Dr. .lohii W. (ireen, who served as
division surgi'on iu (J runt's army of
the rennexeee during the ( ivil war.
She is survived by her husband and
a sister, Mia. Hut tie K. Lacey of Los
Angeles.
Toll Road Proposal
Will be Heard at
Klamath Saturday
I1KM), Ore., March 10. The Kla
math county eouit will bold a heuriog
in Klamath Fallf, Saturday, Murcn
Jl, on the matter of operating a toll
road on The Ihilles-CaJifornra high
way between llend and that place, ac
cording tu information received th:
uiorniug by the Mend commercisl cluii.
If t n highway department wdi
maiiituiu the ro.nl, according to th
HOLLYWOOD, Oil., March 10.
(A) Fearless .Sam Drebeu, iuturun
tionally known for his daredevil dev.l
ti'ies on a score of battlefields; Amer
ican World war hero and soldier of
fortune in a dozen revolutions, will be
buried today.
Ureben died here yesterday of pa
ralysis after mi illness of beveral
mouths, aged 47. Toward sundown
today the Hollywood American Le
g.on post, of which he was a mem
ber, will take bis body loji cemetery
in liurbank, over the tills from here,
where taps will sound the close of bU
colorful career.
Horn in Russia of Jewell parents,
Ifrehrn mint to the Tinted States
us a yon tig mint' and soon afterwards
joined the I niled States army, lie
:.,f,......ti..M ir, .!-. (hi. Iv'lnninrli
county court will not 'enter into a became a first sergeant of infinity
contract with the Central Oregon
snw service in the Philippines,
China, later participated in a revolu
tion in N.caragua as a free lance and
rounded out Im Central American ad
ventures with a term of service under
General Lee Christmas in Honduras.'
Mexico knew Ireben as a follower
of Madeira nnd -still later as a free
lance with Villa. He quit Villa, how
ever, and when General Pershing led
his punitive expedition into Mexico
after the Columbus raid he went
along os a scout to .help find Villa.
When the World war broke out
Ureben enlisted and in the last big
offensive of 1U1H he fought with
Organization of a poultry club in j such outstanding recklessness, re-
the Doreua school district Jiaa beu Hoiircefulness and effectiveness that
perfected under the direction of Ar-r the I'nited States awarded him the
Stage company for keeping the ruud
open and charging tolls for doing so.
While the Klamath court has not
; signed a contract with the staye
compay, according to the message re
ceived litre, the stage company hm
been collecting tolls on the rond, ac
cording to llend business men who
have been over the road.
Poultry Club for
Dorena is Formed
(Continued from page, one)
attend public ucliooU, they took the
position that the court in deciding the
isuc should Ignore the investments of
private schools, holding that any Iocs
which might result from the exercise
of a pro-governmental function by the
atnte did not constitute ao unlawful
taking of property.
Opponents Reply.
Counsel for the appellees on the
other hand, based their arguments on
the contention that the new scnool
law violated the neutral rights of lib
erty and property secured by the con
stitution; that It amounted to a de
nial of the rights of those following
the useful occupation of conducting
a school, violated parental control
over children and exceeded the police
power of the atnte.
Thcro was a contrncurfll right of
those chartered by the state to con
duct private schools, they further beld
which the state could not take away.
The real purpose of the law was de
scribed by the attorneys for the pri
vate schools as one to completely de
stroy private primary school iu the
state. Insisting that bIiouUI this be
permitted, secondary schools, colleges
und universities could nlmi be brought
under state control, counsel for th,e
school contended this would mean tint
only those subjects could be taught
and these theories and doctrines ex
pounded which the state approved.
Tho Seventh lay Adventtsts and
Domestic and Foreign Missionary
society of the Protestant Kpiacopal
church, as friends of the court, filed
briefn attacking the school law.
Governor Pierce
Plans for Rest
SALKM, Ore., March 10. Gover
nor Pierce will leave in a few day
for Hot Lnke, Union county, where bo
will take a rest necessitated by, hard
work connected with the recent ses
sion of the legislature, nnd worry dur
iiiK the last illness of Mrs. Pierce.
While lit eastern Oregon the govern. r
will make three addresses.
Springfield Scout
Work is Discussed
SPItlNGFIKl.O, ,nrr JO (Spe-clnl).--Helbert
Oherteuffer of Kugene
was the principal speaker at th lat
regular weekly lunehe it of the
Springfield I. Ions club in the W'n d
men of the World hull. Mr. oherteu
ffer addressed the men on the su't
Ject of the I toy scout movement, its
nold Collier, county Ciiib leader. Mm.
Viola Campbell is leader of the now
club. Tue officers and members are:
He Klta Cnmpbi'll, president; ' Fern
Campbell, vice-president; Margaret
Cine, secretary; Walter Lime uud
Kliabeth McLin. Mr. Collier is In the
Co burg district organizing a Holsteiu
calf club there. This club will be un
der the leadership of C. It. Swango. A
uew club iu the Ward school district
is also to be organized, Mr. Collier
states.
Poultrymen Will
Meet Wednesday
PLEASANT Hill, March 10. (Spe
cial). Prof. H. E. Cosby, poultry
specialitit from the O. A. C. extension
department, will give a poultry talk
at the Woodman ball, Pleasant Hill,
Wednesday afternoon at 1! o'clock.
Prof. Costty talked to a uumbvr of
poultry raisers at the ranch of K. P.
Tinker last November and was so
pleased with the size of the crowd
that turned out to hear him that hu
promised to take the poultry raisers
of the Upper Willamette district
through a year of poultry work. This
will be the first talk of this year and
it is expected t h i t all farmers whether
raiviug 20 or 2000 chickens will be
present as Prof. Cosby's talks are
well worth going miles to hear.
distinguished service cross; France
decorated him with the eroix de
guerre and Italy also honored him.
It is said that near St. Kttienne he
led a small group of volunteers
against a vastly superior German
force, capturing four German mach
ine guns, killing 50 of the enemy and
taking two prisoners.
Many writers and soldiers of note
knew and admired Orcben, and (Jen
era I Pershing once was quoted as re
ferring to him as "the f.nest soldier
and one of the bravest men 1 ever
knew."
Kerry et ux Part of lot 'J, blk. 11,
Gross add., $100.
Harold K, Knott et ux to W. F. f
Itarger Part of lot 2, blk. 11, Gross I
add., ?100. !
Walter H. I'ihl et ux to James I.
Harvey Tract in blk. 7, Stewart's
add., $:U)00. j
Walter If. Plhl U ux to James '
I). Harvey Tract in blk. 7, Stew- .
art's inlil., f'iOOO.
A. C Harbour et ux to I. W. Paul
et ux Lots 12-111, blk. It. Fairmount
$100. i
Frank E. Taylor sheriff to Frank
E. Jtlair Hlock U, Lowell, $1000.
C. G. McKy et ux to Harry W.
Coulter et ux Tract at 11 and Al
mnrien Sis., Kugcne, $10.
Lawrence T. Harris et ux to Eu
gene Hakery Co. Tract in blk. 14,
Miillif-im',1 don. to Li no Co.. SI.
! J. H. Hill et ux to ls.tac J. Hays
! SW 1-1 of SE ee. 1. tp. 17 S IC
i 4 W. $100.
j Isaac J. Hay et ux to Ray A.
' Nixon et ux -Tract tp. 17 S R 4 W,
$H.
Ralph G. M Her et ux to Harry,
J. Moore Tracts I p. 10-17 SKI and '
1 W. $10.
F. A. Raymond to Lee Hoy Woods !
et ux Tract tp l.S S H li V, $1. j
Ida M. Allen to Harbor Investment !
Co. 1200 A. tp. L'O SRI W. $10. I
Clnude It. Jones et iix to G. T. i
Hazen et ux I-ot 7, blk. 7, Forest!
add. Oakridge, $10.
Janet M. Collier et vir .to Campbell ;
Church Lots 11-21 blk. 0, Gross add.
$10. i
('nmphell Church et ux to Gamma!
Phi Chapter of A. T. O. Fraternity -
Lots 11-12 blk. 0, Gross add. Eugene;
$10. i
Nora K. Huestis et vir to J. I'.
Adams Tracts in lot 17, Xoratoii,
$2241.40.
Claude It. Jones et ux to Raymond
L. Ounning et ux Lois in Forest
add. 'Oakridge.
W. E. Dimg to Emma Hut ton
Tract in lot I.N, College Crest add.,
$10.
Wiley E. Youny to Lorrna M. Mag- '
uesa Tract in lot US, College Crest
a. 1. 1.. $10.
Fred E. Smith et ux to Carl H.
Elliott et ux Tract iu blk. 13, Stew- NW4 of SWVi sec. 5, tp. 22 S It 3 i,,rt -r
n.U 41t i W 410 " -raet in i.il
E. H. Wiese et ux to G. F. Clark Em.ly H. Potter et vir to C. II.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Josephine Hailey et vir to Annie
M. Burton Part of lots 1 and 2; blk.
10. Gross, $10.
Harold E. Knott et ux to W. L.
People pay Price
To' Vfsit Prison
SAN QFENTIN, Cal, March 10.
Person's paid to gain entrance to the
penitentiary here yesterday. Vnder a
new rule fifty cents will he charged
each visitor to the prison. The money
wi 1 be devoted to library fund. Of
ficial visitors, guests of the warden
or relativeB of prisoners are not sub
ject to fee. The relation la designated
to decrease the number of callers.
The dinar, unit of money value In
Palestine in bibilical days, is tho new
monetary unit for tho country.
Guard Against "Flu"
With Musterole
Influenza, Grippe and Pneumonia
usually start with a cold. The moment
ou get those warning aches, get busy
with good old Musterole.
Musterole is a counter-irritant that
relieves congestion (which is what a
cold really is) and stimulates circulation.
It has all the good qualities of the
old-fashioned mustard plaster without
the bliBter.
Just rub it on with your finger-tips.
First you will feel a warm tingle as the
healing ointment penetrates the pores,
then a soothing, cooling sensation and
quick relief.
1 lave Musterole handy for emergency
use. It may prevent serious illness.
ToMotherts Musterole It alto
made in milder form for
bablea and tmall children
Atk for Children'a Mutterole.
35c and 65c, in jars
ana tubes.
B'ttcr than a muttard platter
QUININE
A Safe anil Proven Remedy
for Colds, Grip and Influenza.
The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet '
Look for this
Signature
JP 'SJlt- fit on tho Box.
(o.W&rervt sec
Have Dark Hair
And Look Young
Orandnintlinr koit hpr hair beau-!
tlfully (Inrkcnocl. glonxy anil at- .
trtu'tlve with a brew of 9nR) Ton :
and Sulphur. Whpnovor nor lmlr
took on that dull, fndod or ttronk
td appearance, thin elmpta mixture
wat applied with wondrful effort,
2Hy asking at any drug Morn for
"Wysth'B Shra and Sulphur Coin
pound," you will Ret a lnree bottle-
of tlila old-time roclpo. Improv
ed by the addition of other In
Itredlenta, all ready to use, at very
little coat. Thla almplo mixture
can be depended upon lo roatdra
Datura) color and beauty to the
balr.
A well known downtown drtiRRlnt
eny everybody unea Wyeth'a Siiro
and Sulphur Compound now be
cause It darkens so naturally and
evenly that nobody can tell It has
been applied It'a an easy to use,
too. You limply dampen a comb
or toft brush and draw It through
your bnlr, taklnn one Krand at a
time. By morning the gray hair
disappears; after another applica
tion or two. It la restored to lit
natural color and looks glossy,
loft and beautiful.
Or, 0. &. Beardtley hat
moved hi officee from the
MoMorrtn A Washburn
Building to the Eighth floor
of tht Miner Building.
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Mil
i BTrni nrinirtiiTirnTTTTi iim ti
liiiiliBigi
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WE INVITE YOU TO
VISIT US
(liu of our imtrons told ns rxveiit
ly t'mt he liiul no itloa tho First
National could ho of so much as
Ristaiico to him until ho visited
each ono of the lcmrtiticnta here,
IVrhaps you would find just the
service yon nro in need of if you
ny us n visit. Drop in at any
time. We'll he K''d to see you.
40 YEARS OF HELPFUL SERVICE
First National Bank
of KU0KNH
SINCE 1085
RUPTURE
Expert Here
New Invention of Great
Merit Gives Comfort and
Relief to Thousands
Suffering; Form
Rupture
The Col lings Uupturo Ex
pert, H. 10. Carl,, will he at
the Oshurn Hotel, Fnijjene,
Ore., Tuesday and "Wednes
day, March 17 and 18. Ev
ery ruptured person, wheth
er man woman or child,
should arrange lo call on,
one of the ahovo ljientioited
dates and get a free demon
stration of a new invention
for difficult or aggravated
cases of rupture no matter
whore located.
Thousands of person's who
formerly suffered the tor
tures of old-fashioned steel
and spring trusses are now
rejoicing in their freedom
from the danger and dis
comfort of rupture. If you
who read this notice are in
terested in curing yourself
completely, then don't fail
to visit the Collings Experts
for an absolutely free dem
onstration and trial of the
most remarkable System for
rupture that .has ever been
invented. There is nothing
like it anywhere, and hosts
of men nnd women are
nmazed at the ease with
which their ruptures arc
controlled.
"Why wear trusses tho rest
of, your lifol What you
want is to bo cured of your
rupture so von can throw
your truss away. You are
given an opportunity to find
out how you can do this by
accepting our free trial plan
absolutely without a penny
in advance. "We want a
chance to prove to you that
the real Collings System for
rupture is a real, genuine
means of relief, from goug
ing, cutting, chafing spring
trusses. AVe want you to
try this treatment at. our ex
pense and send our repre
sentatives to personally ap
ply it to your particular
case ot rupture. Jiemembor
it costs you no money to
give this System a trial and
you should bo anxious to
know if it holds out great
er possibilities of a cure
than what you nro now us
ing. Tho expert who Is comin to
your city ! thoroughly exper
ienced In tho Collinss System and
he will he glad to give you tho
benefit of his experience In the
treatment of rupture, without any
haige whatever. No matter what
you have tried or how many
times you have failed, you can't
afford to miss this opportunity.
H. K. Carl will explain about the
famous ('apt. callings System of
treating rupture the System that
thousands report have healed
them in their own homes. He
will show you plainly why this
Method of treating rupture has
been so remarkably successful.
It will bo well worth nnv rup
tured persons time to see this
expert. It Is not often thit su'h
an opportunity comes and when
it docs. It Is foolish to neglect It.
Call at the Osburn Motel, any
day or evening. March 17 and
IV hour, ft to 12 a. m.. 2 to 6
P in.. 7 to" 9 evenings, and bring
this notice with von
Capt. W. A. COLLINGS, Inc.
Watertown, N. Y.
Electric
F
lxtures
at Wholesale Prices
5 Light Hand Stippled Fixture
S6.00
Installed
Hall Fixture
SLOG
Installed
r83
MB
3 W Bii.W
2 Light Bedroom Fixture
$2.50
Installed
Key Bracket
S1.75
Installed
Chain
Pendant ,
Full Chain
Socket
$1.75
Installed
Fixtures and Shades, 4 Room House, complete, installed
Fixtures and Shades, 5 Room House, complete, installed
BRING ME YOUR MAIL ORDER CATALOGS I'LL BEAT THEIR FIXTURE
PRICES AND INSTALL THEM FREE.
CLARENCE ELKINS
Telephone 304
1027 Willamette St., Eugene, Ore.
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