The Eugene guard., March 19, 1925, Image 3

,Thu
rsday Evening, MaroH 19, 1925
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'"jTTtour of the city at 3 a. ra. and
I .-i S5 wrecked automobiles.
everywhere mm giowea ana
rA wiih increased fury and the
'jrN with hnmtloN
h.T i ;. soiree. Restaurants that
rrr not wre. ked were trying to ob-
f(((Kj from Carbondale. DeSoto
1 raXPd with the exception of a
houses, according to H. W. Kry-
. r piPUiber of the national guard
troop ' Carbondale. Krysher re
rIHj that the school house at Da
TfA win demolished and he estimat-
be dfld children numbered from
W11! Rarflu U..rt
He eaid ttet many children taken
tan tbe rums
Other reports here and in Carbon
itrengthened early reports that
asutlti" u te stricken area were
He tornado smashed buildings and
ctellinff in twinkling and in the
VJke of the devastating wind came a
t,rt which completed me. destruction.
ii estimated that at least one-
kBrth possibly more of the resi-
crutiflt section is in rums nou me
baiincis district presents a similar
i toe of wreckage. The Mobile and
Mhio railroad shops were destroyed.
Approximately .la persons were kill
, and -U0 injured wheu the build. ng
i.illiiwed.
Ttie I-'gun ona Longfellow schools
were brown to pieces. Eighty-five
iiiiniis of the Logan schools were re-
il-orted killed, six were removed dead
lit the Longfellow school and six at
i township school.
Martial law is in effect.
The storm came without warning.
An hour before the tornado hit, a
irifht eun was shining.
MANY BODIES h UUND
ffEST FKANKFORT, III., March
19. OP) One hundred und two bod-
tt have heen extricated from- the
tub of the buildings wrecked in yes
terday's tornado.
More tban -OU seriously injured
wire taken to hospitals.
Two hundred aud fifty buildings in
lie north and west sections were
jltrelfd. An early estimate .by Sheriff
iporrii placed the property 'loss it
Lore than $li,0OO,0O0.
Diwn today presented a picture of
cetolation that rivalled the war
itricken portions of France. As fur
ii the eje could see, the landscape
a huge irregular moss ol
twilled debris.
It was extremely difficult nt first
determine accurately details of the
picture.
Injured Cry Out.
Here a whole houBe has been moved
from its foundation; at another place
tide had been ripped off, while in
nher cases, what had once been
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EUGENE GUAKD
homei via nothing but little piita ,.f
twi.ud wreck. j. ftoXtt ,he ((eM
north of ibe llritnt miut, one of ihe
town a chief tuUrce u( livehbood. the
dark outhnei of rescue workers prcb
uig tbe debna for bodies were vi.ibie.
Here and there could be heard the
PUifu. cnea of the injured mill pinned
benealh the urcckaee. Some if ibese
Iheir lost, while othcra died a they
were extricated just before breathing
were hastened to cmerg-cucy hospital
or other bumei.
One of the moat pitiful sijbts was
that of a mother ljinj terribly man
tled, while an infant crying lustily,
crawled about her inert form.
At another home the body of a
Woman WAR nnmi nn ik. i.
deep gush in the bead. She apparently
met her fate while endeavoring to
flee from the storin.
Morgue It Filled.
A miner k ill in i,;D n; i
I'll UUILC, nuu
currying the limp form of a five year
iiiu waiKeu aejecteaiy m ihe pain
Of reSCUe Wi:rlt.rK In a ..,1. ...
age that until yesterday constituted
iiuuie. in me aeons were tounit uis
wife and another son, both terribly in
jured. The morgue was filled to over
flowing with bodies, lino one side ol
ihe structure were tha bodies of la
babies.
I'ractirally every delivery truck in
the city was converted into ambu
lances. Uusiness houses were closed.
Two national guard compsnieB are
in charge of the situation. The town,
however, has not oecn placed under
martial law.
LOSS OF LIVES
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nois and parts of Missouri and In
diana was the nineteenth such disas
ter since the great storm which swept
the southern states in
Folio wins: is a list of the worst
tornadoes in the middle west and
south Bince that of 18S4:
February IS, Six hundred
killed in southern state.
April, 1S02 Forty killed in Kan
sat. June 14, 1S92 Fifty killed in Min
nesota. June 20, 103 Sixteen killed in
Kansas river valley.
September 20, 1804 Seventy-five
killed in Iowa and Minnesota.
May 27, 1S0C Five hundred kill-
jed in St. LouU and East St. Louis.
March 30. 17 Three-fuurtht of
the town of Chadler, Okla., destroyed.
May H. Thirty killed at Mar-
! queue, Kannai.
! May H. UHiS One hundred and
thirty killed at Snyder, Okla.
March 2, 111 Tweatfive killed
at Meridian, Misi.
April 24. Itnjs Five hundred kill
nl in Mississippi, Ixuisiana and Ala
bama storm.
Jue fi. HKlS Twenty-seven killed
in southern Nebraska and northern
Kansas.
March 13, 1013 Heavy damage
and loss of life in Illinois, Indiana,
Tennessee, Louisiana and Texas.
April 15, 1013 Nearly 100 killed
in Oklahoma.
July. 1013 Sixty-three killed at
I'umeroy, Iowa.
Tbe most recent storm d haute r was
t Loraine, Ohio, on June 28, 1024,
when G7 peraons were killed and
scores jiijimd during a heavy wind
which swept the southern shore of
Lake Krie. The property loss was
placed at $25,000,000,
iHiring the spring and summer of
1024 the aouth was visited by two
devastating storms. On April 30. H
persons met death in Ala bam.'., South
Carolina and Oeorgia. On May 2d and
27 forty persons were killed in Mis
sissippi and Alabama.
State Guardsmen
Welcome Planned!
Medford is all prepared to extend a
big greeting to tbe national guard j
troops of the state during the annual,
encampment to be held there iu June,
according to Sergeant I. Vaughu.
I'nitcd States army instructor with ;
the guard companies cf southern Ore-!
gon. who returned here today after ;
a visit with the Medford company.
Sergeant Vaughn inspected the site of
the btate camp near Medford and
states that it is Ideal for the purpose
and that every convenience for taking
care of tbe guard companion will be
provided. Citizeua of Medford are alt
excited over the coming of tie troops
and they are planning some lavish en
tertainment for them, the sergeant
slates.
terest rate cn toaus from five and
one-half to five per cnt has brcu
ordered for this d strict, according to
I'eterDon and McVully, local repre
sentatives of the company. The com
pany order state that the Willamette
valley ha made one of he best show
ings in the I'nited Statcj iu the way
ef meeting payment on interest and
that the stability of credit here bus led
to the cut in rate wmcn is unumml.
The Prudential company has" agencies
throughout the V'nited State?,
STATISTICS
Interest Rates in
Lane County Less
That Ine county and the Wil
lamette valley stand high in financial
ratings is indicated by word received
from the Prudential Ins'irauce com
pany of America that a rnt in the in-
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ase Quickly When You
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And Musterole won't blister like the
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spread it on with vnur fine. It
penetrates to the sore spot with a gentle I
ungie, loosens me congestion and draws
out the soreness and pain. .
Musterole is a clean, white ointment
made with oil of mustard. It is fine for
uick relief from sore throat, bronchitis,
tonsillitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma,
neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleu
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muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet,
:olds on the chest. Keep it handy
for instant use.
ToMotherai Musterole is also '
mad in milder form tor
babies and amall children.
Ask for Children's Musterole.
35c and 65c, jars and tubes; hos-
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Stomach Isn't
Acting Right
Undigested' food delayed In the
stomach decays, or rathsr ferments,
the same aa food left in the open air,
ays a noted authority, lie also telU
us that Indigestion is caused by Hy
peracidity meaning there ia an eicess
of hydrochloric acid in the stomach
which prereuts complete digestion
and starts food fermentation. Thua
everything eaten sours in the atom- j
ach much like garbage sonra in a
can, forming acmi iiuius anu gases
which inflate the stomach like a toy
balloon. Then we feel a heavy, lumpy
misery In the chest; we belch up gas;
we eructate sour food or have heart
burn, flatulence, water-brash or naus-
He tells us to lay aside all digest
ive aids and instead get from any
pharmacy four ounces of Joel Salts
and take a tablespoonful in a glass
of water before breakfast and drink
It while it ia effervescing, and furth
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dose, it is important to help neui al
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mass, start the liver, stimulate
the kidneya and thua promote a free
flow of pure digestive juices.
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sodium phosphate. This harmless
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45'
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18x36 Heavy Turkish C-j A A
Towels, .'1 for J)JLUU
18-ineh Linen Finish
Toweling, 3 yards
9-4 Standard Blenched 'TQ
Sheeting, per ynrd tMU
Colored Silk l'ongco 04 OQ
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New Garter Ribbons
In latest, color combinations and
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Beads in White and in
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Uoth full length and choker nfvles
Priced $1.00, $1.50, $1.98 and $2.08
Belts
We have an excellent assortment
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widths, priced nt 50c and up
Silk Tubular Vestlngs
in best colors, per vest length 75o
54-inch Tubular Tricolette
Just tho thing for slips, per
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Fairy Silk Chemise
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Fairy Silk Vests
Each $1.25
Fitrite Bloomers
Made of fiber and silk pongee.
Per pair $1.98
Silk and Fiber "Petty".
Coats
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Each day fintL new garments and you are welcome to call and
see them and we will appreciate having you inspect our
different lines. We know you'll be pleased.
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customer. Real stylish, durable,
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$12.75, $14.75, $18.95
' and up
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