The Eugene guard., March 30, 1925, Image 5

oWly Evening, March 30, 1925
T1IE EUGEiNK UUAED
Pace Five
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Why Shop Around?
, The Gulbransen b sold at one
price to everybody, every
where. No exceptions. East
side, west side, north side,
south side wherever you
buy it, this 100 quality
instrument costs you exactly
the same.
And to make assurance '
doubly surethe price of every
Gulbransen is branded in
the back at the factory. ,
Gulbransen Registering Piano
:-: CITY NEWS
" i CLUBS TO 11
J HI CONTEST
(ContiDufd from page one)
hours of two o'clock and five o'elock.
There is to be a special program. All
ladies in the community are invited to
come.
Foot modeb-Nationally Priced for Cask
$450-$530-$615-$700
Qulbrtxmtn EUitrie tproduetng Ptwo
$940-$S55 $770
Pageant plans pending
1'lana for the children's pageant to
be held by the Lane county schools
May 0 are still pending but it is ex
pectfd that some definite arrange
ments will be made in the near future.
it is anuounced. The late A. H. Me-
I'onald was to have takeu charge of
the raising of the finances for the at
fair in Kugene but his untimely death
will mean that another will have to be
requested to take over thia work, it
will be necessary to raise about JftiOO
iu order to assure that the event will
be properly taken care of, it is estimated.
MUSIC
STORE
for alterations. Mrs. Boone has beet
em ploy i'd at the Log Cabin many
times, and she succeeds Mrs. Alice
Crouer, who towns the hotel.
Hoys aud girls of Iane tvuuiy are
asked to participate in the prune
bread baking contest to be held by
the Oregon Agricultural college at the
.aue county fmr this year aud nifor-
Bounty la Collected
B. A. Hrooks, resident of the
," alr" w" " " 0 '"Imauon uu the content . being tent
Off t h (mini V rlnrlr Imltv t. .lloiif- . .
. . -,,. out countrv clubs by Arnold Lol-
the bounty on f,ve bobcats ud one ' ,ier ,,, , inAtr c,ub js
o lomorrow 'ho l day on .sk,d ,
which be state bounty of $.1 U paid j , ,,,, ,,, wholf.
for bohrata after thai date ! ,on ubl fruit. Wy arm vahiabl.
amount ts cut to S1.50. - j f,,lor iu ,h, ,taily djet. osUh(ul
p, w . cinn ! well hs delicious they have the ad-
nay nieta tuu j vantage of being avuilaole all the
passed in size and flavor. Ttoth the
Italian or tart prime and the 1'ctite or
high school lli-Jiuks show brought
in $100 toward the student loan fund,
it is announced. ( This is the first
time the annual show has beeu con
ducted on a two-night basis. The
opening night's receipts were $-50.
The iea otter tnkes several years
to grow to maturity. Only one pup I
js hiirn (o n feinnle onch year. - j
When Yon Catch Cold
Rub on Musterole
Musterole is easy to apply and it geti
in its cood work rifiht away. Often il
prevents a cold from turning into "flu'
or pneumonia. Just apply Musteroli
with the fingers. It does all the gone
work of grandmother's mustard plastci
without the blister.
Musterole is a clean, white ointment
made of oil of mustard and other hom
simples. It is recommended by mans
doctors and nurses. Try Musterole foi
lore, throat, cold on the chest, rheuma
lism, lumbago, pleurisy, stiff neck, bron
:hitis, asthma, neuralgia, congestion
Dains and aches of the back and joints
iprains.sore muscles, bruises, chilblains
rosted feet colds of all sorts. .
To Mathers: Musterole ia also
made in milder form for
babies find -small children.
Aik for Children's Musterole.
35c and 65c, jars and tubes; hos
pital size,
Better than a mustard piaster
S RECEIVED HERE
"The Farm Vegetable Garden" is the
title of a booklet just issunl by the
extension division of the Oregon Agri
cultural college and copies have been
sent to . IS. Fletcher. Lane county
agricultural agent, for distribution.
"This bulletin contains much valu
able information for the city gunlm
enthusiast as well as the farmer and
those who are contemplating the
planting of vegetables would do well
to obtain a copy," Mr. Fletcher states.
A table giving the lime for plant
nig, 'he probable lime for Ihe matur
ing of the plants aud other valuable
hints for the home gardener are con
tained in Ihe pamphlet.. How t lay
out n garden plot and hnw.'to take
care of it during the summer are also
told.
Wider Parking
Strips Discussed
IIAIllilSnritC, March 30. (Spe
cial) .Suggestion that the ordinance
which now fixes the parking strips at
five feet in Ihe resident sections be
H m.
ii ii
: nap- r- ,
"Fireman! Fireman!
Save my Hat!"
My goodness gracious! Isn'tthat awful!
Hu uttle wife and weeping che-ild stand
amid the smoke and Oames and he
thinks only of his hat'. But wait! Isn't
tiiat i Castle Hat? Why, so it is! Ah, that
explains it. Oh! A Castle Hat! Of course!
Five to T en Dollars
Asi Tout Dealet
Cassile
O'ROURKE.
WAMUPACTli.Ell!
EUBANKS
HAT CO.
SAM flANCtICO
itats
V
changed to allow for six or eight feet
have been received in regard to the
movement to- build curbing now as
a progressive step. This would give
more space for flowers, trees and
oiher greenery, it is poitned out.
Considerable encouragement is
given I hose advocating Ihe idea of
building curbing at the outside rlge
of (heir parking. Much discussion on
the mailer has come up.
rutting in curbing now would mean
when paving time comes ftiat this
added expense- would be considerably
lessened, it is said.
. 1
Harrisburg Home
Destroyed by Fire
a ilAltrtlKBrnC, March 27. fSpe
rial) Firo of undetermined origin
destroyed Ihe residence of A.M.tJaunt
Friday afternoon between two and
three o'clock. Not n single nrticlo of
furniture or his belongings was saved.
Insurance will virtually cover the
loss, A large portion of the residence
had just been completed and Sir.
(Jaunt who is a widower and a veter
an of tin; Civil war had recently mov
ed into occupy his new home, living
alone, lie had relired after dinner for
his usual nap and was awakened by
the crackling of the fire. He managed
to escape without injury.
Survey to Start
For the purpose of obtaining data
on a special and religious survey of
Lane county, ltachel M. AValp and H.
Kolb, representing the agricultural
economic division of the federal tie
pari men t of agriculture were here to
day. The visitors called on K. J.
Moore, county superintendent of
schools, to get' maps and other data
of the school districts in the vicinity
of Cottage Urove, one of the first
areas of the state which will be sur
veyed. Various districts of the 1 a
cific Coast are to be included in the
survey, it is announced.
Permits Run High
AVith the granting of three building
permits two of which were for erec
tion of new homes iu Eugene today,
the total for the month has reached
34, it is announced by AV, H. Alexan
der, inspector ot bnildings. This brings
the total of the year to (14. The per
mits granted today were as follows;
Harry YYhitcher, $o.VH) dwelling at 11
Monroe street. C. II. Gansle, ?i00
residence, 1503 Fourteenth avenue
east. Y. II. llodes, $1000 cement
block garage. Eighth avenue west and
Charncltou street.
Rev. Haas to Speak
Kev. J. K. Haas, pastor of Ihe
Methodist church will be the princi
pal speaker at the noon luncheon
meeting of the Rotary club to be held
at the Osburn hotel tomorrow. "When
Fools Are King" will be the title of
(ho address of Mr. Hans and it will
he appropriate .for All Fool's day,
which will be celebrated this week,
according to tho notices being sent
out to the Hotary members. The week
of April I'll to May '2 has been desig
nated as Boys' Week among the ltu
tar clubs, it is announced.
Arriving From Europe
Miss Agnes tjruland of Penmark
is leaving the latter part of next
month for Kugene where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. Neils Jensen of
motor route A, according to word re
ceived by Mrs. Jciiseu.
Judno Barnard III
Judge C. 1. Barnard of the couuty
court left for bis home thia after
noon owing to alight illness but it is
expected ttiat he will be back tomor
row. .
sweet prune grow to perfection
many sections of Oregon. New meth
ods of drying tho prune and increased
care iu sanitation, have so improved
the processing the fruit that a box
of well packed Oregon prunes Is as
inviting us a package of confection
ery. The American, as a rule, eats
an average of only one and one-half
pounds of dried prunes a year. His
i health would be better if he nte five
or ten . times this amount," is the
eulogy of the prune as sent out by
the state college.
Arnold Collier Leaves.
Arnold C wilier, Lane couuty boya
pud girls club leader, left for Corvalli
today to confer with the stale club
officials over the organization pro
gram for Lane county.
Vault Completed
Installation of the burglar proof
vault iu tho new Hank vi Commerce
building has been completed, and work
on a fireproof vault where papers are
to be keyL
Lions Club Will
Back Hill Climb
COTT.UiK UIIOVK. .March 30.
(Special) The Lions club have been
given the management of the motor
cycle hill climb on SIcFarland butte
May 31. N. .1. Nelson will appoint a
committee from the club to solicit the
merchants to secure partR of the ma
chinery as presents to those who en
ter the content, and it promises to be
one of the big attractions of the
spring.
PACKERS RE-ORGANIZE
CHICAGO, March 30. OP) Re
orgnnicntion of Vilon and company,
packers, which has been in the bonds
of receivers, is under way today in
New York and Chicago and msy he
effected today or tomorrow, it was
learned today. .
I THE DAYS'
i
Get-Your Kodak Out
Kodak Film in
low box and
Finishing at
the famous yel
Quality Kodak
BAKER -BUTTON
7 Wet 7th
Eugene-, Orptf"11
EVERYTHING FOTOGRAFIC
Chronic cough and persistent cold
.ead to serious lung trouble. You can
i iop them now wnn i-reomuisiop, an
jmuliifird creosote that is pleasant to
i ake. Creomulsion is new medical
I liscovery with twofold action; it soothes
ind heals the inflamed membranes and
; tills the ccrra.
j Of all known drug, creosote It teo
gnized by the medical fraternity at the
: greatest healing agency lor me ireai
nni nf chronic couahs and colds and
' ther forma of throat and lung troubles.
Ireomulsion contains, in addition to
rreosote, other healing elements which
motile and heal the inflamed mem-
-iranes and atop the irritation and in-
Sammation, while the creosote goes on i
o the stomach, is absorbed into the
jlood. attacks the feat of the trouble
ind destroy the gertna that lead to :
;onsumption. j
Creomulsion is guaranteed Mtisfac
.ory in the treatment oi chronic coughs !
ind colds, bronchial asthma, catarrhal l
aroneliiiia and other forms of throat
Kid lung diseases, and is excellent for
ouilding op the rttem after colds or
Jie flu. Money refunded if any cough
r cold, do matter of how long stand f
ng, is not relieved after taking accord
ng to directions. Aik your druggist. J
CrtomnUioa Co- Atlanta. Ca, (AdrJ
Marriage Business Lloht
l'n to lale this afternoon there had
been no marriage licenses issued at
Ihe office of the comity clerk and the
total for the month is only 'J5. One
more day in March and If results nre
not better there is a rhaure that the
present month will drop below Inst
years mark. In March, JH-M, mere
were 27 licenses issued, the only
months duriua the past year in which
there was a less number were Jnuu
ary and February.
Allen Day Jailed
Allen Uy. alleged 1" be an ex-
convict, was nrrestcu lust nigni ior
suspicious actions in the vicinity of
Kiehih flvriiue and Lincoln si reel, n
is charged by night police that Iay
was accustomed to annoying women,
and his pal, interviewed at n local
hotel, told the officers that the nris
oner was an cx-convict from a prison
in California. He was being held tins
morning pending further investigation
of the case.
Names Are Omitted
In compiling th names of Kugene
students who made the honor roll
for high grades at the Cniversity of
Oregon the names nf Frances Schroe
der and Joanne Ackerson were both
cfidnntlv mnitt! from the lint. Both
girls received nil their grades for I
and 11. Miss Schroedor is a fresh
man majoring iu botany, and Miss
Ackerson is a freshman majoriog in
education.
Leaves for Coast.
P. M. Morse, Lane county engineer,
has left for Western Lane on rond
work inspection and expects to re
turn here tomorrow evening.
Here from Cottage Grove.
Richard Hnnna, dairy fnrmer of the
Cottage Grove district, was a bus'mei's
visitor here today and called on O. S.
Fletcher, Iane county agricultural
agent.
Hare from Corvallii.
II r. and Mrs. I,. T. Coleman of Car
rallis wVre week-end visitors in Ku
gene and returned to their home yes
terday, i
Although the open season for fish- j
ing in the principal trout streams of;
Lane is still two weeks in tho future,
(hero Is already being manifested a
keen demaud for licenses and fishing
luckle, nccordiug to local dealers. He
ports from several of tho upper Mc
Kenzic resorts are that there has been
a ronsiderablo number of inquiries
concerning the probable condition of
the streams on th opening days and
It is expected that there will he a large
number of sportsmen from other parts
of the state here to tnke ndvantng of
the good angling of the opening day.
Lake creek will be the meeca for many
anglers this year due to the new rond
that will be available for the enlhusl
nsts to reach this area. Although It
is expected (hat there will be a large
number of Lane ai reams listed by the
state filth and game commission to be
closed tn angling no notices bare a
yet been sent out on this.
Land Patont s Filed
A government patent on ItlO acres
of land was filed for record today at
the office of the rnnoty clerk by
Hjame Moe.
Fined for Intoxication
A fine of $."0 was assessed to Ol
lie Miller in muniripnl court, today for
being intoxicated on city streets.
!
Eighteen Students
At Springfield are
Given High Grades
Daniel Sweet, 46,
Dies at, his Home '
In Eugene Sunday
Panicl Sweet, nge died at his
home, L'l.'JH I'nlversily alreet Sun
day, March 1!0.
llesides his wife, Mrs. Anns Swept,
bo in survived by o daughter, lelma. :
Mr. Sweet was a member of the Fair-1
mount ChriMian church, and of the j
Woodmen of the World lodge. The ;
funeral services will be held Tuesday I
morning, March .'11, nt 10:110 o'clock!
at the Vealch chapel. Itev. It, l. !
lhmn of tho Fairumunt t'birstinn
church will officiate, and interment 1
will bo in Ihe lumou cemetery, !
For law Violation
Entertainment Tonight
A basket social and entertainment
is to be bold thia evening by Hel
meltn Temple and Helmet Lodge No.
.13. Knights of Pythias, at the Pythian
hall. The proceeds of the entertain
ment, whieji will he for the knights
and their ladien, and the Pythian ais
ters and their escorts, will go toward
building a children's unit at the
Pythian home.
Takes Over Hotel
The Log Cabin hotel at McKenale
SI'ItlNtHTKLI), March 30. (Spe
cial Kighieen atudenta in the ( " " "
Springfield high achool received aver- j j S 1 1 0 1 111 Fl Cited
cording to the announcement made by
Vern 1). Hain, high school principal,
for the closing of the first six weeks
period of the second semester. Of
these 11 nre girls and 4 boys. Kmma
Rogers led the high school with an
average of IHI.j per cent.
The honor roll is announced as
follows: Kmma lingers, 00."; Agatha
Heals.. 114; Carl McKlnnia, lt.'l.o; Wil
bur Peters and Kliiabelh Hughes,
03.2; Ada Carr, Lucille Stewart. Julia
Howen and Cynthia Kellogg, Oil; lown
Carlton and Jtuby Gnstcr, 02.5; Mar
garet Oder kirk and Kvelyn Walker,
iC'.ii; Naomi Carlton and Margaret
Haisey, 01.5; Gale Griffith. 11; Iteu
lah Thtirman, OO.li; and L'rnefct Nel
son, 00.
Three Accidents
Occur at Grove
1 With the call of the spring In the
' air, anglers arc taking to the streams
and in some cases they overlook the 1
I necessity of obtaining a state license
and in some cases they whip forbid
t den waters, according to Rodney
Roach, deputy slate game warden for1
Lane. Otis Fish was cited to appear
in justice court hern when ho was
found yesterday by the game warden
nngling in Lake Creek, which is closed
to fishing until April 13. This is the
second case of fishing without a
license reported by the warden within
the past few days.
Washington cow is
World's Champion
CHICAflO. Mnrrh SO. A Wn,h-
inRtun row ! thfl iipw world', cham
pion ilmry row Among junior
COTTACK (illOVi:. Mnrch 30. : nion ilnirr row nmonr Junior llirne
(Speii.l) Three arridentH hauprtii'd fi-nr-nM'a for Ihe production of nut
ter In a .even inj olflrinl te.e period,
It la announced liy the advance reu
try department of the llolatein-Krie.-cian
aanoclnlion of America. Hhe I.
Sleilacooin I'rillv Orrn.hr HloMnm, a
purehred Holetein In Ihe dairy herd of
the Weetern Stale llmpiial at Furl
Stellacoum, Waih.
here .Saturday. Stella frince tvaa bit
ten Uy a dog a, .he wa pa.ainfc near
the Hurkhidder residence on North
l.ane atreet and Viltard Court. Acci
dent No. 1': Hubert Stewart waa
truck on the riltht foot by a heavy
timber and bia right big toe ntaihed
bridge will in the future he managed !'when Krne.t Hennett dropped n
by Mr. Anna Hoone of Kugene, ft j heavy timber from a pole on which
nil announced yeatcrday. 1 he biiiKt-1 he waa holding the timber. .Mr. Htcw-i , a Pl-ma
mill he clo.ed for aeveral weekal.rl wna alandini below. Accident No. : 1J r. JucVLIIB I IttllB
!; .'n'lh waa thrown from, rfQ jyove Qffit'e
war when a lady drove into him with
a coupe and knocked him off the, HAI.K.M. Ore., March HO.- ,11, am
wheel Hit head at ruck the curbing I.evena. elate prohibition rniumi.aion
and the doctor could not tell whether) er id today that he will move Into
hi. akull wa. fractured or nol. lie hi. office. In the .tale houee ednea
, , taken to Kugene to the hoapitm. day of thia week and will probably at
Warren i. the on of O.cilr Snulh , Ihat time announce the name, of aome
and i. 1.1. yeara old. . "' Hi' as.ietanl. he ha. appointed to
V n PI J HI III
Chest sore ?
This Spring
You'll want
alight colored suit
You'll want
Fabrics woven in new
Patterns
You'll want
easy grace in the
styling
You'll insist
on thorough tailoring
and long wearing
Qualities
And Probably
you have determined
to get the most of
these essentials for the
least of your money.
We hope that's the
way you feel about
it because
That's the way we
bought our spring
merchandise
And we're ready to
satisfy your "wants"
with
Kuppenheimer
Suits and Topcoats
40050
-tho house of Juippi'iiheiinor good clothes.
Oregon Life Inaurance. I). M. John.
Agent. '
I Institute is Held r - --
At Cottage Grove Jurn flair Dark
Relieve the
congestion thi way
You cm bmk up that ronfce
tion without tiresome rubbing
with measy grra.-a. I seMoan a.
Ita (timulatinf! eflect on the cir
culation doe the work. Relief ia
Immediate and poiitivc It will
notstain.AlldrugjiatJ 35cent.
Sloan's Liniment
-kills pain!
roTTA;i; liltnVK, .March 0.
( Hit-will j A coualy iiiniilute was
hfiil Saturday at III hifli slnd
j liiiddtng undt-r ill direction of t'vim
tr Mnirrintninl K. J. M -or and
Arriiitflnt HupT'ntfndf ni Arnold Ii.
! I 'oilier. Air. Moorn rrvii'wd the du '
, tnns f tt kfislsiiire ni their Unt
i H-tu.ntt, aod loid lite tea. hri ot (lift
new iw-liool books thai have been
: adopted. .Mr. tollier asked the lear h
j ers to hsv their arliO'ds laks ;..irt tn
Ithe historicsl whool pageant May it.
Stt. Moore said be wns sure that
j oitase ;rov would soon be a dm-
fri'-t of the firn i's, trnrotimg more'
ban li0U n'ii!s.
The ttur eierted hjr a win.!
.lowing itttlea ail hour l about
four linns a greal as o bluwtitg
r-n mtlea an boitr.
PUBLIC DANCE
DREAMLAND
HALL
Every Wednaaday and
Saturday Night
PRINTING
Phone Springfield 2
Weaterfield It Maxey
THE WILLAMETTE PRES8,1""'"
Eyes Bad? Try Camphor
For ee Iroiilde Hit it n"lhinf
better than .imiile camidior. Iijdra.
Ii. Kin liharel, etc.. a. mucrt in l a
Toptik ete wa.h. One .malt bottle
help, anr ca.e pore, week nr airamed
Allllninimi eie emi tree. ,ic
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWSi jf0 JI' jtru .,,., 1Mb Are. K.
With Sage Tea
The ol.l'lime niiilnre nf Hae '1'ca
and Sulpliur f-r darkening ray.
alreaked and faded bair i grand
niolber'a recipe, and folk, are again
nting it to keep tlieir hair a good,
ere,, color, winch ijuite eeti.tble.
a. we are living in an age when a
loullifnl appearance i. of Ihe gre:il
ret advanlegc.
Nonadaye. though., we don't hare
the Iroublcnmc lak of gathering ihe
.age and Ihe i,,i,.y mixing at home.
All drug atore. .ell the ready-to-uee
product. imnroTcd by Ihe atdilion of
ruber iligredienta, railed Wyelh
r!age and r'nlphnr ('rr,poiin'l Il i.
very popular because nrdrrely ran rliir
cover il bat been applied. Simply
innt.ten your comb or a rroft bni.h
jth it and draw Inn through your
hair, taking one email .Irani! at a
time: by morning the gray hair dis
appear', but what delight, the ladie.
nnh Wyeth'a Sage and Sulphur
I'nmpmind. ia lhat. beeidea beauti
fully darkening the bair afler a few
application., it a!o produce, that
ofl lu.tre and appearance of abund
ance wbirh ia i attract, re.
Ig YKdLAKSKS will sbt you In
life tbey will improve your
direction and speed. We will ex
amine tour eyes and advise againt
wearing glaises unless your fjes
retinre their help.
Dr. TCoijdl Qick
oaTOMaTltisr ot,oin
Next Door to Plret National
Bank
87 Willamette 8t Eugene
"Of competent ex
amloalloa you are tare
of perfect leaiei
and mountings you
are certain."
THE BUTTON SHOP
Pleating. Button, and nrmitltchlnf,
W 7th Ave. Eaat. Pbone 1715-J.
fthowanda. the choice of the .mok.r.
Finnies Plumbing
Sbop
Phone 1630
Plumbing, Repairing, Steam
and Hot Water Heating
731 Olive St.
Day or night emergency
riumblig
Special prlcea on flxturea
We Eatlmate
sews nUfTwuMtrft
NOTICE
to
SUBSCRIBERS .
Kffodlva April 1. 1523. the
Kugene Ounrd will adopt tho
policy nf stopping all mall
atibarrlptlona on tho day on
which thoy expire. Thia polity
la now In effect on nearly nit
the larger 'newspapers of the
country. It la tnafln necessary
by rapidly Increaalng costs of
newapaper production.
Sitbacrlbera will be llren at
least n week's notice prior to
explrutlon dntc. Expiration date
Is shown on the address label
on each day's paper.
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