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IfliursJay Evening, March 26, 1925 fPUGEMEHT-IN 1 OF RED CROSS i i:n March 20. Rpron- "LtioB aud rrplaccmeut were the of activity today in the storm fU ... rxt fWfs states whom n r'Pl ...Sn. nml Heath wprn loff "(he wake of tha previous day's vf? 'ln,0i-:inn Tleil Croat went on I its itlanft to renlare and lUarniih homes, dothiug and all ne- !a is oenrly on a pre-linaster basis ' ,.:m i-nrnl cniniminitv and "irr committees began the work of ,10D .;.k t.. D.i ivu in I ..ifiiiiin. A few more davs fn) lh omergenry relief period ifll bj" ltfM1 -r0!'S "IIMIUIB IIS iUV ". l.ir temporary offorta and work I'.. Hi nncp or stirvers to as- ,riin permanent needs of storm Offerers. i,nier. provision will, he -ndf far vocntioual training and ("mt fn(l assistnn'e in cases where .w ,-hief means oi suppon oi n inm- -nt nff hv the disaster. The uial deaths in the storm area, today I fowl at IwU, toe iiRure sec in me ,.;n(Iii Press lists of the killed ct the night of the tornado. MIIAVAUKEK, Wis., March lift. L , $4 a week room here 1- owler Mfi'onaick, l.'7-yeur-old cnuidsnn of f....n.iip if (hp Iitrcrniitiunitl Ilnr- Ltster fortune declared last night that is learning, not earning, his wny. Ktk-li day tlte heir to I lie .ieL.or mill mis L-ises at five and for ten ....La no n fiiiiimnn hihnrnr I;iUl3 - - ,n the Milwaukee plant of the har ,PSicr company, pil.ng metal pigs in- ,i the furnace carts, going innn nc mrlment to department, becoming oc- .,u;iinti'(I. ' V,.w gai-nnnl Wt'pks VOU tiff McCor- Lirk has been working, living uuietly a his South Side rooming House, a ..in II room, containing an iron bed, rtia.is and a dvesser, lias been ! huiiie. His presence and occupation came , iiir),i vutifl!iv tlirniieh l"ifi I'otier iiliman, wife ot riie foriiur presnient the .National i.uy naun oi ew j rk. who came to .Milwaukee early week. Yesterday she admitted! lit she had come to ace her "g d id" and last night, the ttfo had diu- .tt at a downtown hotel. I 01 '" norllifrn church, announced h-re .!, 1 , qUe..iu of uniruunon , before ,le ,nnu, conference. ,i,rollghut be h d.I will not be completed for .orne time, -Ministerial rotes out bv tte H conference, .honed 1.1 X in favor of umfiraiion to 3H vote, asainst. At the lay electoral conferences the vote saa ,i!i!i fr atl(1 Bil ,gainst uni(i tion. Moving Mountain Quits Wandering MKEKKR. Colo., Mftrch 2i. Meeker's "moving mountain" stopped its trek into the Hio Jllsncn valley last night after having "shifted"' ap proiimately l.-)0 yards to a broader base, ohervers today declared. Heyood the phenomenon of the "shift. ng'' uf the inotimain whi.-h ceologista say is not unusual, except in cases of pPaks as high and large as the Meeker "moving mountain,"' the present meandering of this moun tain caused little excitemeut in the region, except to block the highway between Itifle and this town for a distance of some 000 yards. Residents of the region stated to day thut the fill inc up of a gulch in the liio Hlanca valley will ?pare the towns of Meeker and Itifle the ex pense of bii'tlrliiiir n hriittrn i n.,.l,n a highway. Polish Divorces Cause of Alarm WARSAW. March 2d. The dis covery that 20,000 polish Catholic couples have obtained divorces by joining the Russian orthodox church is causing concern to the Polish gov ernment, which is considering meas ures to restrict the movement. The Rus-ian cfburiih shares the Polish objections to the practice and has instructed all the church authori ties to handle divorce case wiih the greatest care, refusing to ci-nrider any case if the part ifs have belonged lo the church for less than a year. j H'YMoi'Tll, Keg.. March .U-U) ' Lvcrytbiiig is m readings aboard' JJ; Al- Itt-puUe for the Print- of Wales' ruyttge tu Scuith Afru- mj S'Uth America, bcgpiaiUg Saturday.) I me grim battle crunu-r bus been! scrubbed and polisbed until he looks! like a jeweled ship, with brass audi utckle b.az.ng in the aim and her i I decks and idcs spotUs. i i Toe twemu Muccssive man of war, I to bear teat name timler the I'nioir -lack, the Ut-pnlse wul be the crack I ship of His .i,ijesiy"s tieet during inej I lime the prince i aboard. Only the) 'best of ottieei-s and tars have been i ' ciiuen to accuinpany prince and j every dy 1,1,. ,,n Iv.wd while Wales' I standard i ut the f-. :-einast will h.. a I display of rigid d:i-ipliue and tidiness. When other craft dip their flags in i salute i bey wi 1 be puling homage to! living example of the spltudur tt Britain's sea power a fighter 7iU 1 feet lomi, of riS.UtiO tons, mrrying a' main battery of six 15 inch guns audi a crew of 1250 men with e-.mes! capable of hurling the whole mas through the water at I'm knots au hour. At the time the prince is aboard be plans to carry a daily program .;f gymnastics in much the same manner as be occupies himself whil: at St, .1 nines palace. His quarters on the Repulse will contain n gymnasium, bedroo'n. biit'i and smoking room. The gymnasium, a virtual reproduc tion of the one at the palace, with the addition to the usunl apparatus of a mechanical horse, to substitute for the hinting ridrs in which Wales has indulged extensively this year. "Any thing will do for sleeping quarters,'' trie prince said, "but I wuut n complete gymnasium bandy." for the Cottage llrove schools next year, and put the commercial cours in the budget to be voted on by the people, prof. White of Corvalhs was chosen as principal of the agricultural class for next ear. He has had charge of the Ladd farm near Port- j land the past year. The council at u cdjourned meet- 1 ing Monday night refuted to grant ' water rights outside of the city limits. J. H. Chamber asked permission to cross South Fifth street with h new railroad, near the Plueard residence but the answer was deferred until the next council meeting. Special petition for new reservoir were laid over until next meeting. Special petitions for creating new lighting districts was laid over. he mistook a train fur th. An. i.Ait.nl Ajain taking the airplane, be win Bearing New Orleans whra the hi wa. forced down. Mr. lnle w met at the station here by a matron who gav her a teh'cram f r in Mr. Pale renursimc her to wait at the alation until he MOOSE. ATTENTION i, for Mooie only, a large attendance urrived by automohile or train. HMl:ft II. Itrnnilou., Kxeoutive ' i" de;red. don't miss it Brothers. Secretary of the liyal Order of . iniS SKCIIKTAKV. " Moose, will ttieuk on Mooscheart and I I'ut.h.nan'a breeches, one of the ; M """heaven, at o cial meeting to ; OLD TIME DANCE first spring flowers, contain .,, I'L?"??, I"1" "'" ! . Tlmr.ton hall. March 2S. Oiven hr .. . . ... , 1 "r ' '"" cwniug. jinrcn Laura Anxi harr of Farmers' I n nn. that is very .njunous to cattle. ! -Till. S o'clock ... m. This meeting Kv.rvbodv -.. ,. Z"i Id Plane Loses Race Vith Speedy Train Bachelor's Cooking School Established LONDON. March 2(1. Bachelors are being taught lo couk at a school oppned recently at Bnttersea, one of the London boroughs. The purpose or the authorities is to show unmarried men how lo help themselves, and be a hit mere independent of the restau rants. The teacher is a woman. L Agrees With Four-day Plans Sl'HIXGFIKIJ), March (Spe- aO The conference committee ot i:ip Springfield local 70 of the Loyal l.fgion ot" Loggers and Lumbermen, Us agreed to accept the booth-Kelly 'jmber company's proposal of curtail- nent of operations to a four-day k, according to n bulletin posted tfae Springfield mill th.s morning. 11 lie statement is signed by George Iiaveiiport. chairman, L. May ami ' forge Cox. ihe new arrangement ot :e schedule begins thiV evening. Cur- i tmeiit is stated to ba the 'only ilution to the present problem that iitfronts the industry." Conferences Favor Church Unification STOMACH MISERY, GAS, INDIGESTION Tape's Diapepsin" Corrects Sour, Upset Stomachs at Once "I'ape's 1'iapepsin" is the (piictiest, surest relief for indigeHtion, gases, flatulence, heartburn, sourness, fer mentation or stomach distress caused by acidity. A few tablets give almost immediate stomach relief. Correct your stomach and digestion now for a few cents. Druggists sell millions of packages. The IIICACO. March 2(1 OP) 'iiirtren conferences of the Metho- Kmsrnnnl church bnve voted in ivor of unification with the Metho- hpi scop til church, ISoiith, Dr. it. 'i'st '" iiiianL.m, Watch out for Tornado Is Coming! It's Time to Sentence Your Winter Suits to 10 Months of Solitary Confinement Real Springtime can lie your nuy niinuto vou nifss the lmtton of one of these "Fashion Turk Spring nio.l-K And cvpi-v flnv those now clothes are going out like a lion on moil who like their weather like a hunh. Not expensive to hi'l Winter (Jonrt Kvo and Summer "Good Morning." $35.00 to $50.00 ' In the newest Shades Tho best of Models The ffnest of Needlework. A New Firm With New Policy Green-Kilborn Co. Men's Vear 1 825 Willamette Eugene Succesaon to Green MerreH Cx School Budget at Grove is Adopted COTTAGK CROVK. March ( Special 1- The school board and bud get committee met Tuesday night in the high school build'ng. They adopt ed the budget which provides ?."0.00) NEW OKI.KANS. La.. March A race between the Sur.set Limited. Southern Pacific fast train and nn air plane which begau atHmston. Tixas. endt'd last night at (iar.vville. near 1 here, when the airplane bear tig 1.. J... D.ile, made a forced lamlimc. I Mr. Dale, who with his wife, was traveling from I,o Angeles to New York, got off the train at Houston o purchase a magazine. When he re turned the train was gone, lie ob tained a commercial airplane and fol lowed the route the train had taken, He landed at Inke Charles. La., when Mothers Important Mothers should see that the whola family tas a thorough, purifying system cleaning lsiative this Spring. NOW 18 THE TIMK. The family will bt healthier, happier, and get along better if the blood la giren a thorough purifying, tha stomach and bowels cleaned out. and tha germs of winter accumulated in tha system, driven awajr. H01LIS TKIfR ROCKY MOUNTAIN TKA i one of tha very best and sureat spring medicines to take. Try It and see the difference in the whole family. Their color will be better, they'll eat better, sleep better and be welt and happy. W. A. Kuykea dall, Ine- Adr. SALE Costume Slips $2.98 A fortunate purchase from a" large New York manufacturer enables us to offer our customers these splendid values. Beautiful Glos Silk Trico let Princess Slips with 20 inch shadow-proof hems, in popular colors of beige, henna, red, -jade, sapphire, black or white. You will wnnt several when you see tho value for $2.08. SILK PETTICOATS $2.98 Tricolet Skirts with ombroderod bottoms popular colors. n SEE WINDOW DISPLAY BEARD'S mm 111 , H1-- for i PLANNED SPENDING U'licii von come, to town, do vou know how much you can spend rlotlies, amusement, luxuries or other things r Not knowing just what can be Afforded is what 'keops many people down to tho grindstone. The Home Budget, which we shall be glad to explain to you, plans your spending in such n way that there is money left from your in come for your Savings Account here nt the' First Xnlioimk 40 YEARS OF HELPFUL SERVICE First National Bank of KL'OKKB SINCE I8S3 1 i fnnrC :V'i 1.'"tT SH THE GREATEST- 0E SELLING EVENT the City of Eugene Ever Experience is THE NEW WAY SHOE SHOP BANKRUPT SALE 3K The Stock Ordered by the U. S. , Court For Sale The ridiculously low price purchase allow us to give an unparallel value to the peo pie of Eugene and vicinity. An event that is breaking all previous records in valu giving. Let The Prices Speak To You! Ladies' High Grade Shoes At Bankrupt Sale. Price $1.69 - $3.98 Men's Dress and Work Shoes At Bankrupt Sale Price $2.48 - $4.48 Fine Grade Children's Shoes At Bankrupt Sale Price $1.19 - $1.98 Boys' and Girls' Shoes At Bankrupt Salo Price $1.48 - $2.48 THE NEW WAY SHOE SHOP AT HAMPTON'S 841 Willamette Street AT HAMPTON'S If you are a reader of. 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