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i other talks will ho given aa follow:
Krauvt'M WillurtI uciiool J. Teiu
s pie, First National bauk.
I M. Mjiry a school J. Harold Bey-
tii'it, Hunk of Commprce,
I'uiversity high school Itobert
I Merril. Flrnt Nulinii.il bank,.
! Three tuikn are to be given at each
- i itchool to the eight grml pupils and
. , , . , .... . . I the tln( ri' e.tcct('d to be arruugej
lwrd.y. biiiU,,,, oi.l . ?-T.. w k Alius Taylor
8U0 the biifKcsi ti tusius$ -j I
far this mouth mmouutYtl V. 11.
iar mis mourn uniiouuoru . ii. T jji f-
Akxaudtr, city butldiu inspector. J Uly 4 til i TOgTtXltX
The total figure represents six new
residences, one of which was at an
estimated cost of $7.0. and tioue of
which fell lower than $WH).
Three of the permits were taken
aftrr 5 o'clock, the hour at which the
office ruatomurily closeB.
M. O. HesHonette took out $10,000
worth of permits, one for erection of
a $0000 residence nt lutlo Fairmotint
boulevard, and the other for a $1000
residence nt i 807 rairmount boule
vard. Other permits were as follow:
K. W. Moore, f'tOOO residence at
1000 Twentieth avenue east.
W. K. Hamilton, $-1000 residence,
1100 Eleventh avenue west.
' Weinstein Brothers, $300 watc
house and remodeling, 7U0 Willamette
slrect.
A. h. Ball, $7."00 residence on Fnir
niount boulevard,
J. Johnson, $:J000 residence, 12-10
Monroe street.
To be Discussed
Eugene will bo the ficeng of a trap
hoot next Sunday, March 20, simitar
to the one last month at which DO
(mooters from all parts of the Willam
ette valley competed, it was announc
ed today by Walt McCornack, chair
man of iha committee putting on the
shoot.
Fifty dollars in cash will be put up
as added money for tho shoot, and a,
largo delegation from Corvallis have
indicated they will be present to com
pete for tho money.-The shooting will
tako ntoco at tho traps on tho munici
pal aviation grounds, and the Lane
County Sportuinen's association in
sponsoring tho nffaira
! Tosters wore put .up today an-,
nouncing the entry fees in the .various
classifications; aa each shooter will
be classified according to bis skill.
Division of the prize money will bo
'on r 40-30-20-10 basis, it is announced,
i F. Wesley Phelps
Chamber Speaker
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IT.' "Wesley Thclps of . Seattle,
i Wash,, will speak at the Thursday
noon chamber oC commerce luncheon.
His subject will be-"Tho Constitution
of the United States' and "The La
bor Problem." Mr, il'helps Is consid
ered ona of the outstanding public
speaker! of tho west. A full attend'
tanco- is assured, according to an-
. pouncement of chamber officials.
Man Held Here on
Federal Warrant
Fred Head who has been residing
in Eugene for the past month was
arrested today by deputies from the
office of Sheriff Taylor at the re
quest ' of the federal authorities nt
Portland.- Head has been employed
at the Eugene garage, according to
Hheriff Taylor. Officers from the fed
eral office will be here from Portland
late today to conduct an investigation,
It Is reported. No announcement has
been made aa to the charge pending.
Talks at Schools
Given by Bankers
Speakers who will represent the
lid ne County-Bankers' association in u
scries of talks at the local grade
schools were tnnounced by Miss M.
Kthel Taylor, chairman of the com
mittee of the association in charge of
the progrnin, Tho series of talks
opened this morinng when . L. O.
Atetnel of the United States National
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Dizzy, Bilious
Celebration of the Fourth of July
in Kugcne this year ift expected to
be discussed by members of (he exe
cutive com mil tec of the American
Legion, meeting in the chamber of
commerce tomorrow night.
The Independence day celebration
last year was sponsored by t he le
gionnaires, ami, according to discus
sion among local service clubs and
ex-service men, the legion will prob
ably be in charge of the festivities
this year. The program will probably
consist of a public mans meeting, with
a patriotic address und music.
(CoMinuett rrom page one)
Epidemic is Most
Serious in History
SALEM, Ore.. March 24. An epi
demic of influenza has struck the
public school here that is (he most
widespread of any epidemic in the
history of the city. .Statistics issued
here by tho high school authoriticH
indicated that for the month ending
March 20 the per centage of. attend
ance of bigh school children was 01.1
per cent, over five per cent, lower
than normal, and the lowest for which
any records are available.
Individually the cases are not so
severe as in previous epidemics.
A. IT. McDonald
Is Seriously ill
A. H. McDonald, owner of tlis Tlrx
theater and tho . new McDonald-
Scnaefers building, who wai stricken
with pneumonia last Friday and taken
to tho Pacific Christian hospital, is
still Bravely ill, announced Dr. S. M.
Kerron today.
Ihe patient was tllghtly Improved
In the last .'10 hours, the physician
says, although be still has some criti
cal stages of the discaso to paBs
through. .
Summer Weather
Smiles on Eugene
With a rapidly rising temperature
this afternoon and prospects for a
continuation of the sunny weather and
at least one straw hat -appearing on
Willamette street, it seems that
spring is here in fact as well ns indi
cated by the calendar. Although the
wearer of the straw lid drew 'fl few
smiles from those passing there is n
probability of more of those summer
models breaking out into the open if
present conditions continue.
V. R. Rayner Takes
Over Auto Company
. Y.. TL. Httyner, who owned the Ore
gen Motor, company in 1023, has
again bought the company, it was an
nounced today. The former owners
were Mathews and. Templeton.
The concern is situated at 0H0
Olive street, , and does a general
repairing and welding business; in
cluding storage ami washing.
Mrs. Dennistoun
Awarded $25,000
LONDON, March 24. OP) A ver
dict of 0,000 pounds sterling or near
ly $125,000 in favor of Mrs. Dorothy
Muriel Dennistoun was rendered this
afternoon by the jury in her suit
against her former husband, Lieuten
ant-Colonel Ian Onslow Denuistouu,
for money she claimed she had loaned
him.
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Get Dr. Edwards' .Olive Tablets
That is the joyful cry of thousand!
i since Dr. Edwards produced Olive
i Tablets, the substitute for calomel.
I Dr. Edwards, a practicing physician
, for 17 years and calomel s old-time
enemy, discovered the formula for Olive
j Tablets while treating patients foi
chronic constipation and torpid livers.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets do nol
contain calomel, but a healing, soothing
vegetable laxative.
I No griping is the "keynote" of these
Httle sugar-coated, olive-colored tab-
i lets. They cause the bowels and liver to
act normally. They never force them
. to unnatural action.
li you have s "dark brown mouth"
of persons believed a huve been in- j
cinttrated at Murph.vsboro. The Red ,
Crog announced that 'JiHiU persons j
were injured. Property loss was esti
mated iu the neigiiboi'iiuod of $V
000,000. j
Dead Accounted For.
.Searching parties, returning from
an ail-day investigation ot Went
Frankfurt ruins, announced their be
lief that nil dead there bud been ac
counted for. Conditions are excellent,
Mayor Hangley wired Governor Leu
Small, in announcing that troop?, witn
the exception of medu-al units,
longer were needed. At Mtirphysboro,
work was in progress on hundred -f
homes in the l."W bjocks destroyed by
the storm. Tho city was gladdeued by
the announcement t'bat the .Mobile and
Ohio railroad shops, employing MOO
men, and another of its largest in
dustries wuuld be rebuilt. .
Rehabilitation work also moved
rapidly forward in Tennessee, Ken
tucky and Indiana. The death toll in
the hitter state, where Griffin and
Owensville were razed and parts of
Princeton destroyed, was raised to
312 today. Ciriffin, in which building
operations have started is not suf
fering from the rising waters of the
Wabash as one railroad to the town i;
in operation, but fears were expressod
for fumilies in a score of neighboring
fnnn 'nonces cut off by water from
medical aid and food. The current wuk
too swift for rowboals. The rural dis
tricts, however, were given two days
supply of food on Sunday,
and a half, resigned today to accept i
a nosition in the K. C. Siminous Mo- !
j tor company. Her resignation will be f
acted upon by the city council at its ;
next meeting.
During her work in Judge till- j
more's office, Mis Kibby has acted,
j In the cuptfeity of municipal judge ou
several occasions when it was neces
sury for Mr. (iilmore to be absent.
She presided at the beuch, took the
pleas of prisoners, notably those ar
rested for violating traffic laws, as
sessed and collected the fines.
IJ. V. Starrett is !
New farole Officer;
Mutual Life, U
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First call for a meeting of tho Ku-
geno Twilight Baseball league was
sounded today by W. W. (Pop)
Phnrcn, president of the league last
year. The meeting will be held in the
assembly room of the chamber of com
merce tonight at 7:.i0 o clock, and nil
managers of ' teams, phiyers and
others interested in the league arc
invited to be present and take part
in the discussion and vlnns.
The number of tenmH to cuter the
league, the diamond upon (which the
games will be played, plans for
financing the organization and .other
matters will come up at tho meeting
tonight. Last year nix teams com
posed the league, and played ou a
throo-gaine, weekly schedule for three
months. (.James were started in May.
The South Willamette baseball field
used for games last year, will not be
available this season, according to
Mr. Ph ares, and suggestions are in
order for another location. Teams
last y.eor represected the Slandnrd
Oil company, postoffice, hardware and
sporting goods companies, garages,
clothing stores, and bankers. The
sporting goods team won the pennant.
Miss Kibby Leaves
City Judge's Office
Miss Leah Kibby, chief clerk in tho
city recorder's office for the last year
Sales of Harding
Stamps run High
WASHINGTON, Mnrrh 1M. Sales
of tile new IIiinliiiB I'jo lostagu
Mamp and llie new 1 lie namped en
velope on Mnreli IB, tua first day of
tlirir offering at lie iiostoffioe de
partment', pliilntclir ntteuey,
amounted lo .?-!:. representing
about 150,000 pieces. Tile sales T.ere
to stomp collectors :., liouglu in
blocks of six, VI and even 100. Jinny
nsked that lVjc Washington stumped
envelopes bearing In addition Jc
Harding stamps of I lie three methods
of iniluiifaitiire iaoi, rotary press
at flat bed press, be mailed to them
so ns to hear the foneellnlion date of
the first day of sale.
Klovcn events for the annual III
Jinks ot the Kugene high school have
been completed and the program wns
announced today by l'Ved Chens,
maunser. The Hi-.links will be" held
at. the high whool auditorium Friday
and Saturday, March 27, and 28,
starting at. 7:lo p. ni. Hie proceeds
will bo used for the activliies of the
school. $'J00 being reserved for the
proposed art gallery, it is annouuecd.
The following is the program:
"The Doll Show". . . . I'resmneu clnss
"Snycnpnlcd Tea". .Sophomore class
"Radio Static" Junior class
"Sheik's Harem" Senior class
"Merry-Oo-Hound" (Ilee club
Monologue. .Nestorian debate society
"A Night at the Inn"
... , ...Hoys' Dramatic club
"Engaging Janet t"
Uirls' Dramatic club
"Slapstick Stuff" three blackface
. comedians 1II-Y club
"ever Again" History club
Magical Stuff... Honor society
SAFE FOR CHILDREN
Mothers everywhero demand a re
liable cough remedy free from in
jurious narcotic's. Supplying this dc
mnnd for fifty years made FOLKY'8
HONEY AND ,TAU COMPOUND
ono of the Largest Selling Cough
Medicines in the World. Children
like it. "My little boy had n very
bad cough nnd ufter he used FO
l.F.Y'S HONEY AND TAIt COM
POUND he got relief at once,"
writes Mrs. Van Bello Pcnroy, Mont.
Kcfusu substitutes. tu(Adv)
NOTICE
Tho water will lie turned off the
mains on the following street! Wed
nesday, March 2oth at 8 a. m. for 2
or 3 hours to make necessary re
pairs. Blair from. 3rd to the north
end. West 2nd from- Ulair to west
end. Polk from. Oiark north to city
limits. Ali of Grand and Cross Sts.
Monroe St. from 4th to north-end nnd
west lird St. from Monroe to Ulair
will bo off nnd on all .day.
mlU KL'GKXK WAT1011 HOARD.
tjunrtcrs would undoubtedly
change that opinion.
"With the adii'ition of the
SAI.KM, Ore., March 24. Gover
nor Pierce yesterday appointed J. V.
i Starrett of itoseburg as Btate parole
i oUiccr to succeed the late George I.
! .Smith.
I Starritt, was formerly an organizer
for the Ku Klux Klau. Later ho was
I I appointed investigator for the state
S'louilnud board and his reports figured
j prominently in the political cumpaigu
new I preceding t lie electi' ii of last Noveni-
! UHEG0N u,..-
f'lwn.. pig. " CO.
' Ot
her. During the legislative session ae
assisted in Ihu office of Govi'inor.
Pierce. J
Slurred lias a'ready assumed the
office. Hs family lives at Itoseburg
und wil not come to Silelil until tne ,
hitter part of the slimmer.
truck, a piece of fire fighting equip
ment that is needed to keep pace with
flic growth of the city and provide ill
li ssible protection against lire, the
quarters are congested lo the point
wlice l In-ro is hardly r.:'Oiu cuoucli
between the trucks for llie firemen lo
reach Iheir assigned placrs when nil
alarm Hounds. " Mr. Simmons states.
City Growth Cited.
"Kugene is a growing city, there is
no doubt, of ihal, und the growl) ac
cording IJ present ind'cHion? slh-v.
no signs of abating. Ilnib:!- .s in
creasing rapidly, ', :.;,i!y in the
business district r.ud
i.i: r;
i. o t... o in suburb, and confiscated llie wares
such af this, as" insuni.ice on V home j "f other Honor sellers in order to
I,,, ih ,..,n:,,-;i,,. .,1, cni.i supply- Ins own clients, according to
Although the city, wilh llie new fire
truck, is now well able to lukc care if
I
Deputy Supplies
Confiscates Wares
LOS AXUICLKS. March 24. J. A.
nmiii.v!lrni fori li'wn pbiyi d the dual roleiof deputy
. 1 ...... f ..hln mi. I i.i.il 1i.ittr.tf in Ko vi'dnri'
present needs in the way of protection
from fire, enlarged fai-ilities for the
housing of this equipment in order
Hint it mny he worked to its highest
efficiency is urgently ueedrd andithi'S
is the reuson that the city council
rorommrnded that the bond lusne
$10,000 he plncpd on the; ballot at Hie
special election, Mr. Simmons snid.
sheriffs men who brought him to the
I c: uuty j;iii here Sunday on a liquor
vending charge, ,
O. A. C. Band has
Thrilling Escape
KKI.SO, Wash.. March 24. The
small oteamer, Madeline, which has
been transporting the 40 members of
the Oregon Agricultural band on their
itinerary, struck a snag near the
moulli of the Cowlilz river yesterday,
which punctured u large hole in tlm
hull. .
The Htlie steamer began to sink
and Captain L. O. Hosford immedia
tely sent out an S. O. S. call. The
river steamer Pomona heard the cull
and responded. The musicians were
transferred to tHc Pomona and taken
to llainier, Ore. ' .
EUfiENB COLLECTION AGENCY.
22S-2!-.'!0 MINER HLI1G. PHONE
UOO.. W. H. ULOWEIiS, MGTl. if
Simple Way to
Take Off Fat
Con anything be simpler than tak
ing a convenient little tnb'let four
times each day until your weight is
reduced to normal? Of course not.
Just Durrhase a hox of Mannohi Pre
scription Tablets from your druggist
for one dollar, and start now to re
duce. Follow directions no starva
tion dieting or firosome exercising.
Eat sul-stantial food, be as lazy as
you like, and keep on getting alender.
Thousands of men and women each
year regain hpalthy, alender figures
by using Mariuola Tablets. Purchase
them from your druggist, or send
direct to Marmoln Co..' General Mot
ors Rldg., Detroit, Mich,
THE BUTror SHOP
Pleating. Buttons and Hemstitching.
fC 7th Ave. East. Phone 1715-J.
KUGENK COLLKrriON AGENCY.
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Get your nerves in ' y?
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You're going to have w':'
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391 8th Ave. W.
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two tickets, Rood todny only."
MOTHER :- Fletcher's A jCj TV
Continuing All This Week!
Special Sale
of Easter
$2.95 and $3.95
No such millinery values to be found elsewhere so early in the season.
They are smart and gay with all the newest colors of spring. All nicely made and silk lined.
tsugene.i
TV S
viiiiinery co.
(iO-t AVILLAMETTK ST.
Castoria is especially pre
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arms and Children all ages of
Constipation, Flatulency, Wind
Colic and Diarrhea; allaying
Fcverishnc.ss arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach
and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving natural sleep.
To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of
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