The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, March 17, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text: 4 : 'I Page Two THE EUGENE GUARD INT It was St. l'ntrirk'i ilnjr iu oh ervuDre ss wrll 88 by ilutc with tlir Kugene Itotnry club toclny. 'inc pro- irm frulured mi address uu Irvlnuc and tlio J riHlt girnplc, by ltcv. K. V. O'llaru, iuiinli!r o lii lub. Iavid Joucg sung two niMruirialo Irish Hongs nnd Dr. Clinrlin II. Ilnnl nans 'When Iriuli Eyes Aru SmilinK," with a club chorus. W. t;. i'oroii suoke briefly concerning hia observations while on a recent visit of two months in California. As most Kugene Itotar ians will be in 'Portland next Tuesday in attendance upon the district con vention, it was announced that no set ir. nil' j in will be given before the clnii acre on that day. Father U'Hara Talks lather O'Hnra begun his address by recounting soiuelhmj of the hejin uing of the observunce of St. rat rick's day in the l ulled States, iti uc-revilutionary times. He cited the ' fact that J17 per cent of the soldiers in tlio eotitliiintnl army were irisu, anil told (if tlio observance of St. l'ntrirk's day iu Mis army cninps nliile the war was In progress, by di rection of lielioral ISi-urge Wushiiig loil, in atiprecialion of the sympathy mid active aid which Ireland gave to the colonies in their struggle for free dom. The great debt of Europe generally tu Ireland also was recalled by the speaker, who told bow, becuusc of the fact that Ireland escaped the bar barian invaaions just preceding and during tile dark ages, her culture, civilization and learning survived that terrible period, and these were car ried back by the Irish Christians (o the continent and spread and re-established there in Intel years. He told how Chrislianity was carried into Ireland and there by Ht. 1'ntrick, whose name day was being celebrated today, and declared that tilts process had been uninue among simitar move ments in the world, in that it was wholly peaceable. Irish Question Cltod. Turning to n definition of what tlio world refers to as Iho Irish ques tion, Father O'llara recounted that its acute beginnings were in the time of Cromwell, who seized very vnst areas of valuable lands in Ireland aud distributed them among a favored class, thus inaugurating tlio absentee landlord system and making the peo ple wlio: hod owned the lands mere tenants upon them, Tb this system, tile speaker said, a very great part Said to. Have Given Germs to McClintock : i : , i . , I 5 tr : Ma. 3 'g " William Shepherd ' of Ireland's troubles through centur-1 Plirnlimn nfllinilT. iDiitrntnuduubn! i nrnnnn in nninnr hrnvn. n .nflHhr WlatlllllWI I W W I 11 1 1 I W lss COLOR IT NEW WITH "DIAMOND DYES" Beautiful home dyeing and tint ing la 8uurnulnl with Diamond Dyes. Just dip In cold water to tint soft, delicate Blindon, nr boll to dya rich, permit Sent colors. Baci 15-cent package contains direc tions so simple any woman run lye or tint lingerie, silks, rib ilioni, skirts, waists, dresses, coats, atocklnga, sweaters, drap eries, coverings, hangings, every thing now. Buy "Diamond Dyes" no other kind and tell your druggist whether the material you wIhIi Ito color Is wool or silk, or whothor It s linen, cottofi or mixed goods. of Ireland's troubles through' centur ies were .traceable. Through the ser ies of land acts established by the Gladstone government, he said, the lands of Ireland had been largely re atored to the Irish people, whose con dition thereby had become very great ly ameliorated in recent ysars. The oustandiug characteristic nf the Irish, the speaker sad, is their idealism, which lie regarded as constltutiug n material contribution to the world's civilization and progress. Many new Places Of Business Here "I am surprised at (bo largo num ber of new business enterprises open ed in Kugcno riuriuff tbo past year tiiic-o I inuclo the liiHt assessment chock," is the com in out today of J. V. Lockerbie, deputy county asses sor who has charge of (be aiiscsumcnt work in this city. "Many of these new business bouses arc of the smaller class but the grout number shows that the cjty is growing rap idly aud (be increase in justness is kocpiug puto with the rise in popula tion,'' (be deputy assessor states. The largo number of new buildings and residences will ulso ehow quite a change in tbo new assessment figures, it is announced. It will bo boiiio little timo before tlio check is complete in the business district and tbc work in the residence sections started, Mr, Lockerbio Haid. PORTLANDER VISITS HERE Miss Kva Stroud of Portland Is spending this week in KtiRene ns (be guest of Mr. and Mrs. Krnio Howell at 708 Tenth avenue west. CLIG TO MEET The Vnity Study club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at tbc home of Mrs. Leonard (Irons, 0.10 Charnelton street. All inlerestcd are invited to come, ' Crocodiles, like ostriches, swallow pebbles aud small stones for the purpose of grinding the food la their stomachs. 5 SAY " (CobTtnueb rrom page one) BAYER ASPIRIN" and INSIST 1 of Administering the germs, but said the school head had coached Shep herd along -that line, informing him baccili best could be given in cold water. Faiman's statement as announced by thestat68 attorney said Shepherd kept alive the germs in three test tubes be received originally for four or five months, transferring ' them twice, Realizes Situation The announced statement contain ed a question by Joseph Savage, as sistant state's attorney, 0s to wheth er Kainian realized tbo criminal as pect from his own standpoint and his reply that be did. Innoculation of young McClintock with tuberculosis germs was discuss ed but abandoned, Fa i man said, be cause the diseases would develop too slowly. Diphtheria innoculation was abandoned, Faiman said, because it perhaps would not work satisfactorily iu an adult. After typhoid fever. waB welt de veloped in young McClintock, Faiman said, Shepherd was Mixious because a doctor had been called. However, Faiman said, ho reassured Shepherd by telling him that should the physi cian administer vaccine it would not counteract the baccitli if the case were fairly well developed. Discussed Typhoid Faiman said that he told Shepherd about the courie typhoid lever took in different patients. "Old you discuss the boys suscep tibility?" Faiman was asked. "Yes," was the reply. At a meeting In a hotel in Sep tember, 1024, . Fuiman's statement said, "wo discussed especially the methods of administering the typhoid cutmrps.v We also talked about 'Billy and Shepherd said it was about time he made bifl will and also about time to dispose of him. Ho said it was up to him entirely as to bow the will was to he made, and that $1,000,000 was Involved. 'I asked him about his cultures and he said they were nil right. "I told him to be careful not to lufect himself." Miss Pope Mentioned Shepherd said hs would take care of Miss Isabelle Tope, the youth's fiancee, nsicrted Faiman, "becauso he just thought it would be best." "Did ho ever mention how the wit nesses signed tbo will, or if undue Influence was used to make McClin tock sign?" Faiman was asked. "He told ine that whatever he snid would be all right," the bacteriology teacher answered. He nest aaw Shepherd in Novem ber, JP'J4, Faiman said, when "he camc-to my office and told me the big proposition was in progress." Aocuses Shepherd. Faiipsn, after three days -of ques- Colds Headache Neuralgia Lumbago Pain Toothache Neuritis Rheumatism o S001' Acccpt onlv "ftavfr" package GL4 which contains proven directions, J Handv "Bayer" boxes of 13 tablets r w Also bottles of 4 and 100 Druggists. A-r!?1 t tb trade nark ef !Urr MtnnfactQr of Moooetlcaclditer ot StlkrlleacU - "' t - -J- - ,-j.ia Shepherd. He told me in plain words that he wanted them 'to fnnoculate somebody with' and that It was a mil lion, dollar deal. He told mo he would j pay me plenty when he got the mil !im." . ' j , "Vau'ra a liar," Shepherd retort ed. He maintained to Robert E. .Crowe, state's attorney, that he had ; never seen Fsiinan before. Faiman declared be had told the truth "aud you can't deny it," he told Mr. Shepherd. Statement Issued Coincident with Faiman's declara tions last night Shepherd issued a formal statement In which he assert ed that he saw only one possible rea son for the investigation "to break the will in wlii- h McClintock left me his estate." "An iunOc'ent man does not need defense," he declared. An indictment containing 15 counts wns drawn up by Assistant -t'rosccu-tor Marshall for submission for a vote 'of the grand Jury today. If a true bill is voted Faiman will be the state's star witness, Mr. Crowe said, and would probably gain the minimum penalty if not complete immunity for his part in the case. BUILDING TOTAL . Total building permits for 1025 nrn nearlng $000,000, announces W. H. Alexander, city inspector of buildings. With the granUng of a flolMI building permit to Hnrgreaves and Mudsey for remodeling the Castle theater building Into the new homo for the Bank of Commerce, the total for the 17 days of March jumped to 124.000. Other - building permit granted in clude a $300 residence permit to Fred H. IJndsey, for a modern home at Jefferson street, and to Cecil Henderson, for a $4500 residence ntid garage at 7(8 iuth avenue west. lioth Jnnunry nnd eebrunry of this year have exceeded the total amounts of the same months in r)4, but March must show a total of $4'(5,- 675 to equal that of March, 1024, Bids Opened for Currin Bridge Bids for the construction of the Currin bridge were opened by the county court this afternoon but no contract was lot, it being announced that tomorrow afternoon a decision will be made as to whether the work will be done under private contract or by the county. The following were the bids sub mitted: M. O. Bessonett, $1)755.80; F. C. Drury and others, $8375; Olds Construction company, $6200; John F. Khyner, $857H; George, Stewart, $7581.50. The bids include U work ou the span and preliminary excava tion or filling necessary. M. O. Bes sonett is now constructing the hew Ninth avenue bridge for the city of Kugene. Olds Construction company erected tbo county bridge at Pleas ant Hill. - Tuesday Evenin, vT Tentative arrangements for a "ro dent poison week" in Lane county are beinr mado by O. S. Fletcher. J county agricultural agent, with the county court, and tins will prouauiy be scheduled for the week of March 30, Mr. Fletcher said today. The poison barley which has been pre pared under the direction of a rep- resentativo ot-tlie uregon Agricultur al college will be handled through the office of the county agent here after. It was to have bfen sold through the Grangers Eugene ware house but it was belivM more ad visable to have thf to the farm ers direct fro;;i the county. Any profit from the nalc of the poisoned grain will be placed in h revolving fund for rodent control purposes, Mr. Fletcher stotes. The barley will be sold in Eugene at the La no County Farmers 1'niou warehouse on Olive street near Fifth avenue west ; The Grangers Eugene warehouse and at the office of the county agent in the basement of tlio courthouse. Arrangements to sell the graiu nt cost have also been mode with the Arnhnrt feed store at Cres well and the Kterling feed store ot Cottage Grove. Other agencies will soon be announced. TONIGHT ARGUMENTS IE (Continued from page one) Conrad Olson is Freed of Charge POUT LAND, Ore., March 17. Courad Olson, ex-justice of the Ore gon supreme court, Avns acquitted n police court late yesterday of a charge of receiving liquor which had been lodged against him after he was arrested in a raid on a house on Vark street. Olwon said he had gone to the police to obtain the name of a witness, needed in a lawsuit. He tes tified that ho had received no liquor, and the police bud io evidence against him. Snyna Vassor, In whose place he was caught, was fined $250, and Bay WilioniH wos fined $25. Roman Catholic church in connection1 with his assertion that the church took control of the education of the children of its communicants away from the parents. Under such circum stances, he said, it was a question be tween the church and the state, and the courts must hold, he added, that in such a contest, the state's rights were paramount. Mr. Chamberlain asserted that the Catholic church was attempting to set the children of their communi cants asido from other children, and to make thorn different from others when they gre v up to the detriment of the democracy. It was the purpose of the people of Oregon, he said, to bring about greater democracy. Pub lic schools bring children in contact with the rich and the poor and 'hose of different faiths, he said, and tench them in such a way that when they go out into the world they arc toler ant of the rights of other. Search Being Made For Crippled Girl Somewhere in Eugene is a little crippled girl, Muy Clark, who en mo with her parents from Marshfield 'sev eral weeks ago. This,, little girl Is badiy crippled, according to Ella Horn registered nurse of Coos county, who had filed an application for entrance into the Shrincrs' hospital for treat inent for the girl. Because the bos pltal has a long waiting list, it was a long time before the girls' turn came. The hospital notified Miss Horn that they were reay to admit May on March 16. After bunting for the girl, Miss Horn discovered that the family had moved to Eugene, so sti i"Cascarets" 10c if Constipated, Dizzy, Bilious Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on tablets you arc L'0'"''" n'M "1"'ok.1hi tin" in , . , Miephern s face and snid: not getting tne genuine liayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians 24 years for irsv. tho.o Ivptiulil germ tn Feel tlnet Let "C so a r e ts" clean your bowels and stimulate your liver. No grip ing or over act in g. Mil lions ot men, . - jr I WD1DDU B u u a f gOy children take -s S ' this harmless " " laxative . ca thartic. It doesn't sicken you like pills, oils, calomel and salts. Tastes nice acts wonderful. 10c, too and B0o boxos any drug store, j OTIS S3ZEB intbeHemiSped3cularu 'SANCHQRiNZA (Based on Don Quixote; COMPANY OF 40 GOQGEOUS COSTUMES. SETTINGS, MUSIC. DANCES qhe GREATEST mDUCmN or chisQKCMCJi NOTE Curtain for this pro duction at 8:20 and no one will be seated during prologue. WESTERN VAUDEVILLE PRICES Lower floor, 15 rows $2.60, last 3 rows $2 00. Balcony, first 3 rows $2.00, next 3 $1.50, last 7, $1.00, plus tax Seat Sale Now wrote to Joseph T. Glenn, city super intendent of schools, for flssist'mce. Mr. (Jleun checked up on every school in the city, and was unable to locate a girl by that name. Anyone knowing of the family is asked to write to Miss Horn ut Co quille, and to advise the parents that they should make arrangements at once to have their daughter sent to Portland, where she will receive, the beBt treatment that medical' and sur gical science can give her. JUDGE SETS CASES T At the closing session of the circuit court this afternoon Judge O. F. Skipworth set the docket for the ovening of court Monday, April 0. Two divorce cases were being heard late this afternoon and this is the last business until Judge Skipworth re turns from hearing, cases in the Ben ton county court. The following is the docket set: State versus Lea bo. Weller versus Mountain States Power company. State versus Spores. . Travis versus Tyler. II. M. and H Klectric confpany ver sus W ion on a Mineral Springs com pany. State versus Begg. Travis versus Kercher. State versus Chezein. Blars versus Patterson. PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTION RELIEVES NERVE ATTACKS NEURITIS AND NEURALGIA A new discovery made ly on eminent San Francisco physician, which has been subjectod to nu merous clinical tests, Is announced as one certain, aid to relievo all cases of nerve troublo, neuritis and neuralgia. This remarkable rempdy is based on the 8clenco of Homeopathy, a method ot treatment endonied by eminent pliynirians and doc tors throughout America uud Eu rope. The prescription is called "Eopa Neuritis Tablets," and ts formulated to give relief from nerve pain and intended to tilvo tone to the nerve cells, thus ben efiting the entire nervous sys tem. If ycu suffer from sharp, dart ing nerve pains; tingling, creep ing nervo sensations, or Jump, Jerk and twitch because ot furn ished nerves, gain relief before ycur nervous system is under mined nnd wrecked., by taking Eopa Neuritis Tablets. Kopa Neuritis Tablets are guaranteed harmless, and are absolutely free from dope, bromides and narcot ics. Your druggist will recom mend them. Allen's Pharmacy wm supply you. .Mail orders filled. DICTIONARY COUPON -SAVE IT! Mgs Guard Mail Orders It by mall, In clude T cents postage up to 150 miles: 0 cents up to 800 mil'is; or for .greater distances ask your postmaster for rate on 3 pounds. Threo of these coupons, presented or mailed to this newspaper with a nominal sum lo cover cost of handling, packing, clerk hire, distribution, etc, pn. amounting to only viUC Entitlas every reader to a New Enlarged Universities Dictionary Without Furth.r Expense or Obligation and Monty Back If Not Satisfied Your Old Dictionary Is Now Out of Date This I the Idsal book for solving Cross-word Pussies Is Your Child Thin and Weak lo just s few days quicker thai ynu ever rirrsnit of thexs wondrrfu hi-olih huildinn, flenh making tabled rsllfd Mi-Cat's Cod I.lv.r Oil Com pound Tablets will start to help anj thin, underwrite little one After sickness and where rickets sre su.p.rtrd they sre esperially vsl i ushle. No need to give them an) j mors nasty t'od l.lvsr Oil these tab. I Ida are mads to take the place of j that toed, but evil smelling, stomsrb I upsetting medicine and they surely I do It. A very sickly child, sgs 0, gslned 12 ; poundft in 7 months. , Auk I.lnn lrug Co., W. A. Kuyken ' dnll, Carroll's rbarniscy or any drug : gist for McCoy's Cod I.iyer Oil Com pound Ttblrts the origioal and gen uine as ea.y to take as candy snd (XI tabli-tn, 04) cents. - " 1IH1N(J 1'8 YOl'R THAOES Wt msy, have just what you want. C. F. HYP1C HEAI.'f S COMPANY 7;il Willauietts (upstairs) If i'OU BALK One food fsrm wscon, double box or will trsde. 33S Ker ry street, mis lusurs with litnry Trou.p. 1'hont l'Jl Monoclass Service TO lit .uropean Dnint.! 'Monoclass" means one claw. It is a moderate nite service with fores only slightly in et cess of regular second -cabin rates. So popular is this me thod of travel that twtiv stramships. ench affording i ine nn v-ar.aaian t acihe ac coin mod t tons, personal com fort and cuisine, are now em ployed in this service. Next time you go go Monocfciss. CcmfifU tVormdhrw and hienHvn wil mn lUffy y yuur Mftirrtl si4rf Canadianfticific ' klkam-faUni-ABrrlht Wj-ietM As -ArtfMrf SERVICE EXTENDED THE HELPFUL WAY Tho pprvieo here at tlio First Xn tionnl is pnrticulnriy drsiRiini to help the men niul women and loys una girls who are now striving to make lifo more than r day to day existence. AVc take a personal interest in ev ery patron's progress whether his account bo largo or small. In fact, wo strive to ho .iust the kind of bank you really need. 40 YEARS OF HELPFUL SERVICE First National Bank of EUGENE WEDNESDAY J R i , -The Marvelous, Mysterious Eva Fay The Psychic Marvel of the 20th rw " taumatuIgy' Answers-All Questions DOE8 HE LOVE ME? ARE vni. ,. WHO WILL I MARRY? IN B0U"' ASK EVA FAY-SHE KNOWS ANO WILL TELL YOU Jule FOX & MACK Doral In "SONG AND DANCE CREATIONS" America's Famous Tenor HARRY ELLIS in SONGS AND STORIES Unique 8ensatlonal Novelty BETAN COURT & GIRLIE ; Only Act nf Its Kind JIM & GLADYS GILF0IL In An Uoslde Down Flirtation, Entitled "IS IT COMING TO THIS" Special Ladies Matinee Mme. Fay has consented to give an extra perfo,m,c. for ladles only, Wednesday at 2:30 o. m. Brine yZ questions, she will tell you everythlno. NOTE THE FULL PERFORMANCE OF FIVE Arr WILL BE GIVEN AT THE MATINEE IN ADDITION Tn EVA FAY Regular Vaudeville Prices Any Seat 50c Power Company Representatives Plan for Meeting SPIUNGFIKLD, March 17. (Spe cial). Representatives from the Springfield plant of the Mountain States Power compuny will accom pany W. C. Mct,affan( siiporiutomlent. to Albany on Thursday to a meeting uf the Willamette valley division of the Mountain StateB Power company fur -an accident prevention meetibg. The company lias called in all its em ployes throughout the valley for a 0:30 o'clock banquet at Hotel Albany on Thursday, to be followed by the safety meeting. Superintendent McLogan, who was appointed chairman for the south dis trict at a meeting in Albany Febru ary It), will meet with the chairmen of the central and northern, divisions at 5 p. m. on Thursdny for (be HIn t U'll uf a CPIlPrnl rlmirm.n t. mae oyer the lueetinc AcromDinjm .iMii niu up; jat'K IieiKlfrer, (DJiDHf; Kmery Jticliiirdson, fireman; T. li Johnson. fmI in- pj un..ki. relief man; K. W. Albers and Ilirrn Kbhe. rennir menr William ..i;.. aud jess Vnger, maintenance mtu. L r-. ijoiiks win b in chiirje uf ibt opringiHMU piunt in their aben. ' LADIES SHOPPE novelty foney work, 760 Willsattit ups'airs, luoue ssi. ,n ELOENE COr.I.EtTIOX AOBa 774 Wll.l,. KTHKKT.. PHUNE 61 W. II. UI.OWEUS. SIOII. Osburn Hotel neautj firlosr. Phone Sill. ll ' Miilunl Life. G. M. Snrasm. 10 1 Sill. ll Children Cry for MOTHER :- Fletcher's Castoria is especially pre pared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages nf Pnnslin.Ttinn T."tntiilpnrv. Wmrl fV,i;,. nn,l njorrln nllnvino- FevCri?llllCs5 arising trn i i '.I.. c..,.,,l, mwl Tiowels. aids lh i. I Will, III1VI, My I CUltllllty IIIC iHumnvi assimilation of Fond: rivinf hcalthv and natural sleep. , 0 0 . w To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of (aJtfl' ii .... .T.t ni....:.: .. ...rwlifre recormMW usnuriy i larmif s AO t ipiairs. , i iijsii-irtiia v- Travel Planning gef helpflil adnu Your local Southern Pacific agent is an in transportation matters. Ut nim Ask him regarding: Tares Schedule Routes Reservations, etc J trainiM Tl., U.n.fif K Vi experience he is eager to serve you- Southern Pacific