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About The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930 | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1925)
riiuiJa' Evening, March 2G, 1925 . . X JU ili ti U u ii A L u U A li U r rngc Five r n tt n TTT n T1 I i I m I - r laua n a I : , L . .. PPCl 'Continued from page one) 1 copal church, will preach the funeral ! T IrS Wrf -Itmm $awS4j these are upected to be ready soon aml U"UWI " ,he lsj Vt--' "31- yk?gY fJv u II MlL. iKlVl I fl !.KhfHvH : PJi-J: fsEE WINDOW DISPLAY OF WOMEN'S AND MISSES' BEAUTI- I ST C'? mf O read, "hi tobS r!r!X,!.?r-? 'if. 1(7 FULLY STAMPED DRESSES OF GUARANTEED WASH FAST 4 'J-h P ferkNtv lIVCS i r? J"' wl sevih , uiwrviitam:i VTJ I AcKiCS on sale this week at $1.00 each. I HHnJU22UL - I y commissioner. cRealMusic-Asrou Likelt" Do jor m phytad V. to nodi more fun than to have others do k or Too. To go to yowt Oulbtamcn and aaualij JJaj ghrea you a real eenae of accomplishment! It mareso-eial It is one of tha moat delightful expert eocca imagiDahlcl Delightful becauae Qalbrauaen music U so nprcuKcl So rullofjadmi ao fall of lifi you cake a personal prtde in prodactaej ad Accatint. for rnnrance. TWi Important! For In arrr piece you play there's a attain of 'melody" you mint pick out and accent properly, eo (ire It a pleasing rendition. But, where ane the melody note.? In what part of the keyboard do they occur f With the ordinary player-piano that's a real problem. But by obseromg the Melody Indi. cator a atopic and con Ten lent little patented guide you law where the melody notea are, and Ju where to accent them, on the Oulbxanacnl Laraway Music Stores IrULBRANSEM V me llegistermg Piano Joint Meeting Planned Un some evening of the coming week the Eugene federation of Wom en's Organizations, the city council, and the Eugene chamber of commerce iiieuiuen wui now a joint meeting for the purpose of talking over city planning. The date and program for tllfi lrlaPlinir ! J n Ka tnnnnn..ail I.e.. The first problem taken up by the federation after its organization in Eugene was that of city planning. Building Work Rapid Poumig of concrete for the new Uray i'ash and Carry building on Seventh avenue cast between Willam-; ette and Oak streets has been start-i ed and rapid progress on the erec- tion of the building is expected. The j building will be occupied by July, ' according to A. U. Gray. ! Chicken Dinner Planned The two branches of the tatties' Aid society of tho Congregational church, the Eastside. division and the West side divisiou, will sponsor bene fit chicken diuuer in .the dining room a of the new church building at the corner of Thirteenth and Ferry streets, Tuesday evening, March ill. The dinner is to be served between the hours of ti o'clock and 8 o'clock, and the public is invited to attend. Timber Firm Man Here George W. Marshall, representative of the Weyerhaeuser timber interests with headquarters at Tacoma, is a local buisiness visitor today. Mr. Mar shall is here to pay the county tax on the holdings of the company in Lane. He makes several visits here each year in the interests of the concern. NIGHT COUGH QUICKLY RELIEVED This is the pubstnncc of a letter received from II. W. Webb, Quincy, 111., "I coughed a great deal, espec ially nt night. Tried almost every thing and have found nothing to dual FOLEY'S HONEY A NO TA It COMl'Ol'N'O. One dose relieved my rough and I rested well nil night." One of tho largest soiling cough medicines in tho -World. Contains jio opiates. Snfc. for children. In sist upon X'olcy's. Itefuse substi tutes. Til (Adv.) NEW MANAGEMENT VENETA HALL BIG DANCE SAT. NIGHT Good Music Good Eats Good Time Everybody Come Women and girls coal ships at Karatsu, Japan. BRONCHITIS Leaves a bad cough; so does "flu." But you can stop these lingering, weakening, sleep-disturbing coughs with CHAMBERLAINS COUGH REMEDY Used and recommended since 1872, it has relieved the coughs and colds of both children and grown persons everywhere. Keep a bottle in your home all the tlma No Narcotics. Sold everywhere. Recruiting Discussed The recruiting campaign to bring the number of men in Company C of the national guard to S"J will be discussed at the non-commissioned officers school to be held at the arm ory this evening, is the announcement. Camp plans for thoMedford trip are also under way. The pay roll for the first quarter is now being mado up, OREGON Phone 040. MOTOR CO. U30 Olive tf Council to Meet N Tie city council meets today at. D o'clock to award contracts on the seven city improvement projects for which bids wese opened nt the meet ing Monday night. I ho entire per sonnet of the council will be present. or no business transacted, as the full membership is necessary , to let L'hc contract!". Fuhoral Announced Funeral of the lute John S, Drew will be held from the Ycatch cIihpcI Friday, March 27, nt 10:30 o'clock in the morning, it is announced. Dr. J. F. Haas, pastor of the Methodist Epii- Building Material Here A carload of Bishopric stucco for the facing of the new Eugene hotel building on Ninth avenue east is be ing unloaded today at the E. B. Parks warehouse. Work on the placing of this lacing on, the building will soon be under way. , School Hour Shortened The noon recess at Eugene high scuooi for the next 10 days will lie cut to 30 minutes, in order that the teachers aud students may have two days' holiday during Easter, April 10 and KJ, it has beeu decided. The extra 30 minutes wit! be used as a study period. Veteran Official Here Miss M. 1. Walker, representative from tho Portland office of the j united eteraus bureau was in Eu gene today looking up local cases of disabled ex-service men who have filed applications for compensation, hospitalization or medical treatineut. Newly Received! A Glorious Group of wmfyxm in whose radiant lengths are found wonderfully charming pictures of springtime modes. PRINTED SILKS: First and Foremost KG W Stickers Out j Automobile stickers bearing pio- j tures of a largo owl, beiug distrlb- j uted by KOW, the radio broadcasting station of The Oregoniant have beeu received in Eugene and are available at Obak Wallace's cignr store to ra dio fans wanting them. The stickers are free of charge. Mrs. Ady Speaks Mrs. M. y. Ady, advisory matron of the police department, spoke on I phases of her social and juvenile workt at a meeting of members of the . C. T. V. yesterday afternoon. She urged women to attend court when cases involving womeu wero up for consideration. mil ni'i Moating Is Tonloht The regular monthly mcrling of tlip Co11pk t'rest Community club is scheduled for touight at 8 o'clock. The pupils of the CollcRo lrest dchool will givo llio protraiu following tile business sessions of the club. Here From Chehalls Felix Heri'iford, deputy uliorlff of Lewis county, Wash., is hero todny from Chehalls to lako Ora Young into custody. Young, who has been held hero for the. psst few days is wanted on a larceny charge in Lewis county. Railroad Man Here .lolin K. Scanlin. traveling freinht agent of tho New York Central line., was a business visitor today nt tho local district offico of tho Southern I'acific railway. Business Name Filed Tho assumed business name of llriggs and loty, general contractors, wa filed today at the office, of the ! county clork. W. V. liriggs nrnl L. W. I'oty arc the members o the firm. Cemetery Meeting Set I A meeting of tho Gillespie Ceme tery association will be held TnesWiiy, April 17 at 8 o'clock nt (ho Willake.i- l zic Grange hall, announces F. 11. llar- j law, secretary. Forest Officer Here C. Krickson of Portland, from the district furest offices, is a business visitor in F.ugene, attending to timber .ale bltiness. - '"' Leaves for Iowa Frank llrunner, resident of the ltiver road district, lias left for Iowa ' where he will visit with relatives and also look after his property interests i there, i Miss Nprton Better i improvement in the condition f Miss Grnce Norton. Hed Cross secre tary, who bas been III at her home for the last week, h announced today. "Prints are everything" is the fashion verdict for spring and summer. Despite the popularity of prints, they must be authentic in design and sophisticated in color combination such are featured at our store today. The rare charm and invidual ity of the designs, the unusual color blendings and the guar anteed quality appeal to wo men of even the most discrim inating taste. Varied as personal tastes may of in be there's not a lover beauty who cannot find these radiant lengths a print that will express "her." There are pen and ink outline sketch es, the old-timey flower con ceits, contrasted with great splashy floral motifs all man ner of unique combinations of dots, stripes, blocks and plaids striking hand block ideas, treasured museum interpreta tions and a multitude of ideas proving there is something new under the fashion sun. rU3 SKK HUOKNH'S MOST KXTKNSIVH ASHOHTMKNT OK.NIOW 1'RINTlil) Sll.KS , AT TIIIK STOKM $.3.25 $4.50 yd. NEW FROCKS JUST ARRIVED lllliNO RTII.l, MOIUS liKUCtllTKUt, KMI-HAMS OP THIS VOGUK OF rrtlNTKU SILKS. No i'iibi'ics could ho nioro beaut il'ully nljitotl to this season's slim gnKiol'iil lilies than these graceful silk iirlnts antl no frocks couhl more perfectly express important phases of sprinM' than these. . THKillS'S A 'CHARM IN EVKHY DUTAII,, CiRACK IN liVHUY L1NI5 AND ltHAl, ARTISTRY IN THIS COLOR HARMONIUM. Mallinsou's pussy willow prints are prominent among tho newer arrivals. 7 Tho prices $24.75 to $49.75 IKS Hart Schaffncr & Mant h Hart Schatiner & Marx Suit for Easter-That's Style EVERY detail is exactly right, shoul ders the right width, coats a little shorter, pockets lower, wider trousers you'll get a lot for your money's value, style and long wear. SPRING ARRIVALS Spring Stetson Hats Regimental Stripe Ties Collar Attached Shirts Wade Bros. Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes J. A. McLean Returns J. A. McLean, proprietor of the Osburn hotel, who has been in I'ort- land this week, returned by auto to ' Eugene yesterday evening. Hers From pertUnd Mrs. George A. Si'mon and daugh l ter, Hentrice. left thin morning by ! fintdmnhiliv where the? expert to Impend the week-end. I i Hera from Cutp ! Hodney Joslyn. resident of the - Culp district on the How river above i Cottage (irove, was a business visit ! or here today. iC. C. Carter Visits V. CarfV of Portland. Torm'-riy in the Jewelry business iu EugTie, n i in the city on a miMneas vimi. Special Agent Here ! Maurice t'oturri, special agent for (he Houthern Pacific railway, wax biifciness vinilor n Eugene jeKtcrday. that one man and (wo children had al ready been burned t o deu t h in t he little town of Tuthill, 8. I). Tuthill ts in Heunet troiinly. This (own, advlccM stiid, had been completely destroyed, lteports from tho burned over area are very meager, but it Is known that one large ranch has necn completely burned out. The sky to the north was red with the reflection of the flame. The wind Inst night attained n velo city of (0 miles nn hour itnd till fore noon today lias been blowing n -7 mile mi u. or gdle. Small success baa so far been obtained in checking the flames, advices snid. l.ackfirea have be'n started and are proving to be the most' effective method of fighting thi flainei. No moUtiirc has fnllen in lhi region for several weeks, a condition tlut in aiding the progress of the fires. The front of the fire last night is known to have extended from White ltiver. H. D.. to Merriman, Nidi., n distance of approximately ,V) mil. Extensive precautions are now being taken lo keep the sparks away from V'l'etM'ne. ftthoiifh a lake fortunately Is In the path of the flumes. PLEA IS WIADE TO . in au ever IncriMuing need for the sewage system particularly iu those districts of the city which have shown (he heaviest residence increase. "If the city is to provide modern sanitary service and relief from floods for Its many new homes, steadily in creasing in number os the building permits show, there must be an ade quate sewer system iiiHlalled," .Mr. Witliumson slates. In explaining the. major projects that are proposed for the expansion of the sewer system if the JpoU.tMX) in bond money is available, the coun cilman stules that the need of a storm sewer to relievo the over-congealed condition of tho lines in the Eair mount district Is tieYessnry to provide for that rapidly growing residence district, lleiween (SO and tto new homes have been erected in t'air mount and the present system of drainage there is inadeipinte, Mr. Wil liamson points out. Another district of the city where it is planned to extend the system If the funds are made available is n large urea in (he vicinity of Almaden street, in the southwest part of the cily. A large part of this area in be low the level of (he trunk sewers ex- tending to that section and it will he necessary (o provide for a pumping ' system. This distrVt of the city is also building up and many more homes are contemplated, Mr. Wil liamson states. The reconstruction1 of the sewer system in Eairmount would , I eliminate the present condition where- i by part of the sewage drainage from the higher levels there drain1 into Ilia Amazon slough that parses through a largo residence district of the city. ' A new company has arranged air plane trips over the Alps for tourists. TORNADO HEADED THIS WAY When "Shwpole"gets busy away goes the (headache Neuralgia Headache, Nervous Headache, or the Headache that comes with a cold, can be instantly relieved (Continued from page one) in Kneeii through the bond issue of !'.'(X,(S)0 provided some dojeii years sio and that since that timl there has been practically no further additions to lbs fund for this pilrpone. The growth of the city especially dur ing llie pant three yesrs has resulted t Old Time Dance Thurston Hall March 28th Clven by the Ladles Auxiliary of the Farmers Union Everybody Welcome Ask your j druggist 50c and $1.00 the jar (Continued from pi one) miles wide. A second fire started this I nvirniue nesr (irsnd Hiver and i j still laumg. It i ln 'cond fire llist the population of Wakpsls is fiiht in. The fire is in the F.irt Vstes di . trict nd the call for help last night i caui e from Kort Yates. ' HELP IS ROUCHT I VAIKNTIXK, Neb. March -fi'liifM en.irste iirnirl- fires of huge proportions ere devastating toe ; ,,el,lld Inmsn rr.erisii'ni in iji--( uiii-cenirsl part r.f H nth lVo'n. , have already hurne.i over nun- ilred. of Ih uisind" of seres in adjoin il.g NeltrssliA ia'd. The fire is now shout seven mile, from Valentine, a town of about one hundred m l'l northwel of (Ineit. ( rgent calls f r help hoe been re reived be', from rnn.h wen of lb tbttsiened districts. One tali ffort'd It.. and Fruit Trees Flowering Shrubs Rose Bushes We also carry a large assortment of ornamental shade trees In the most desirable varieties, A complete stock of fruit trees, valmit3, butternuts, filberts and almonds, Berry plants of all kinds. Low cash prices. Our city aalee yard is located across from Gray's Cash and Carry Store on East 7th Street WOODRUFF'S NURSERY and FLORAL GARDENS THE 20-BCENTURY MUSTARD PLASTER, For all Congestion and Inflammation H if maai il Don't Forget the Dance Friday Night, March 27th EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT COBURG BRIDGE PAVILION Music, by WOODS OHC11KSTKA EVERYBODY WELCOME I i'l; ill
