The Eugene guard., March 31, 1925, Image 3

Tuesday Evening, March 31, 1925
TY WILL OPEN
LICENSED DDGSi
and will tell particularly of the con-!
Mruction pritram that ii cow umi.r
war t.a tht Natron run.ff ami tti
opormg on ise developnifct of Lane
county, areorilinf to member of th
program eomtumee.
1'HE EUGENE QUABD
jjue county dog owners hare until
JO tO omatu tuuuij Jit-ruse
It Uieir animals and after that time
'"5 action will be taken against
l-le wh fflil to oh lhe Thia
"ibe edict of the county court today
ewisg numerous complaints aimui
Urte nuimirr ui euwp "ciug Kill
F" ' Kni'a Jill Hi Hit nDai!llllnnu
LtinjE -,J,t Bonie 8teI's lc taken to
that there can he same check
the tiepreuuwuus - awtHiis. it
. .-.1 tlm niii.tr phut t.
t b1iihs':i "J ' "
r ... inrrtdl deputies from the eher-
.-ft onu-e 8i-. w"v - u
L.m f the county will be visited
Ed off o era of non-licensed dogs will
( cited to appear in court and ex-
"ibe Ia on this subject as quoted
ir iiae county court pruviuro uiai a
, fliraer of au unlicensed dog and if
t:ii fm -s -ot mic w'liu 8 perioil
BiO can be levied. All dog owners are
Lmiired to have new Ik-enses after
Unwary and this law will now be
'recti' cutorceu, re iue announce
iflit.
fisvnerless dogs, of which there are
Uuy reports being made, when found
(ill be disposed oi m me unve to uatt
Se large number, of sheep killings be
il reported, is the verdict of the
.UliCt.
FIJffMFIiTllF
yiVIIVbllltall 1 W i .
MISS EISH TOLD
yEW YORK. Murch HI. A story
-fats un- fficial engacement to marry
Lilian (:sl. which later became of
:;rial and then was broken, has been
tnid to federal eonrf by Charles II.
typli, who is seeking tu i-ompet the
KrppQ star to make pictures only for
Hi company.
While Dueli was testifying .vestur
es? tirmtt the engagement Miss fiisn
nrtered her fare with her iumdker-
chief and some spectstnrH thought
they saw tpnrs m her eyes. lifore
the trial she said that the claim of
liiipll that they had lipen engaged was
"anwarranf ed presumption.'
He testified tttat the tintffiei;i;
cnjEtigeatent began in .June IJil'.'i, di
rwilv sfter he had been separated
Uam his wife. After his divorce, he
.imI. the engagement became "of-
f Hal," and it wns broken on April
He said he had given Hiss Gish a
TIBS. i
ItteH said he met Miss Oish in;
He told of making loans to her.
''Her personal offaira were nnt in!
Emifi cunilit ion." he s id. "I know ;
hp had worked many years awl
(ifhed tlif conclusion lhat what she
aiaiip in ie past iuui ocen.vcry
hrgeiy spnt. I
Longview Chosen as
Site of Plants of
Weyerhaeuser Firm
LO.NGVIEW, Wart., March 31.
Starting work on the project at an
early date, tile We.rerhaemer Tiiuber
ompany will build titensive mano
facturiiiE plants in Ixinpiew, aciorii
inj to announcement made by Ueorge
S. Long, general manager if the
Weyerhaeuser company in a letter to
It. A. Long, il.rector of the Ing llell
Lumber company, now in Longview.
who made the letter public.
The announcement followed a con
ference Simil.lV nf Vi.nir.ltfiH --J
Weyerliaeuser tlficia!. In hi. 1-tter
-ur, i,ong satt it wm tlie intention of
bis company to push " f.rwaTd ' the
work with as "much celerity as prac
ticable." '
The Weyerhaeuser Timber com
pany has about 34,000,OflO.OOt feet of
timber located in the t'ow.'ita river
watershed.
Sfl BOSSES fill
SWEEPING FI
YELLOWSTONE
-Sparks from a tirrplso in th hotel
itehelwwd iv hae ttarted th fire.
Th toral dama, it was estimated
will not eaceed $40,000.
Page Thres
Two Arrested in
Poison Liquor Case
LOS AXtiKLKS, March 31. Two
persons am under arrest in connec
tion wish the death early Monday of
Mrs Helen Li. Osborne. 21, whom po
lice believe to be the victim of poison
liquor served at a party. Those under
arrest are Clarence H. Osborne hus
band of the dead woman, and Shirley
Wing, in whose home the death oc
curred. Mrs. Hazel Barion, said to be
Wing's housekeeper, also was held
for questioning, but was later releas
ed. Miss Wing and Osborne were held
pending the issuance of a complaint ;
charging manslaughter.
British Fleet is !
To Salute Prince:
OX HOARD H. M. S. ItKPCT.SE,
March 81. 14)' Wireless to I-on-doni
The Itritish - Atlantic fleet
which is en route homeward from the
combined fleet exercises in the Medi
terranean, altered its course today at
the request of the Prince of Wales to
salute the Repulse, on which the
prince is traveling on his voyage to
Stutb Africa and South America.
LIVINGSTON. Mont., March 3h
Swept by the mast disasirous fire in
s b;sior,T. the little town of Mam
math Hot Springs, in Yellowstone na
tional park tmUy took tol! uf the
damage wrought yesterday, when
flames, fanned hy a uit.uuui'n hreeiv.
gutted its main place of industry and
threatened to destroy a porC&n of ibe
tows.
The damage early tmUy hsd been
estimated at apfiruxituatelv $ti00.(KM.
The plum of the Yeliwsti-ne Park
Transportation company and !S busses
storeil in it were a charred mass of
ruins. A machine shop, paint shop and
a repair shop also were destroyed.
An oil furnace ei plosion in a black
smith shop started the fire.
Volunteer fire fighters, handicap
ped by Jack nf faciistie ami w!r.
fimght the flames for more than an
hour. They were aided by a sudden
shift in the wind when the Ulasie was
spread;ng dangerously near to the dd
Fort Yellowstone barracks, and the
historical structure was spared.
Residents of the community were
concerned today as to what steps the
transportation company would take in
restoring its properties, their source
f employment in the winter mouths
between park season.
The fire will not interfere with
park travel, according to officials.
The homes of K. Kammerer. su
perintendent of the transportation
company, and O. 8. Hrew, a painter,
were destroyed. Rescuers earned the
invalid mother of Mrs. J-rew threneb
a window to safety when flames en-
eloped the atruetare.
Chicken Dinner
Planned Tonight
SPRIXGKIKI.O, KatVi 31. (S-pe-ei.il)
Forty persons from Sprins
field are expecting to attend th
chicken dinner aad radio program to
night in the Thurston granse ha it
which the members of the SprrngfteJd
Lions club will entertain !bir wive.
The dinner is to be nerced at 7
o'clock by a number of women m the
Thurston neighborhood, for owed by
the radio program t S:"lO p. m. TSie
program H to he broadcasted hy the
Portland (.ions club from The Or
Bonian KiW broadcasting station. XV.
Henry drian has installed the radio
in the Thurston ball.
Lineman Seriously
1 Injured by Shock
t KLAMATH FALLS, Ore.. March
Waller i. Fotom. tine man em-
ployed by the California Oregon
I Power company was perhaps fsUally
j hurt early Monday afternoon when he
came in contact with a high tension
; wire. whUe working in the rea'dcntial
idisrrict. Report from the bisj3i.il m
! duateu that he probably wouldn't
i lire.
Mr. Geary Resumes
Witness Stand at
Rail Rate Hearing
rWCAf.O. March W. A. M.
icary of Portland, tire., counsel for
Tpros wool growers and cattle
rfeders associations and for a north-
Klem shippers' association, resum-
I ilie wilness gland td at the m
rstate commerce commission hear-
nt concerning the freight rates on
restock,
t'ompluining livestock breeders con
'Url that they are losing money and
m some eases being forced out of
ness by market conditions nnu
fit redress of aji alleged disparity be-
ween freight rates and market prices.
lr. (,eary testified that the mem
rship of the breeders associations
represented had decreased as a re-
it of ailverse conditions and that
'be cattle and sheep, on the north-
p! ern ra nges had derren sed t wo
1 three hundred thousand head since
fJO.
Postal Officials
Will be Demoted
WASHINGTON. March ai.rost
master (lenertil New today directed
the restoration to duty w:th demotion
of each of the sis postal supervisor
officials suspended January 2 for
their rmmection with efforts to in
fluence legislation at the time of con
sideration of the postal pay increase
bill.
Diamond Raid Nets
Loot of Unset Gems
NEW YORK, March BL Fonr
men Monday raided the offices of So
bel and Kaleko. diamond brokers of
Maiden Lane and escaped wills unset
diamonds valued at between $50,000
and $110,000. The robbery wit op
posite t he new federal Reserve Rank
building.
Engineer Speaker
At Lions Meeting
I. O. ItnseH. encineer in eharce
E rons; ruction work on the new Eti-
Wae-Klamath Falls cutoff of the
'iitbtrn Pacific railway, will be the
'Kacipiil speaker at the noon iuncb-
'"a meeting of the Eugene Lions
t Jo be held nt the Oshurn hotel
"marrow, accordina to announcement
(May. Th eneinecr will steak on
Haiirnad Iievelopment in Oregoo'
Jn Norway, there are no legal bars
against a woman holding any office
or position, except that of minister
in a church.
Coming to
EUGENE
Dr. Mellenthin
SPECIALIST
In Internal Medicine for the
past twelve yeara
DOES NOT OPERATE
Will be at
OSBURN HOTEL
TUESDAY, APRIL 7
Office Hours, 10 A. M. to P.
ONE DAY ONLY
HOTEL DESTROYED
COUlfiAHO St'IilXIJS, Colo..
March III. The historic Manitou
Park hotel, a meeca for rrealthv tour
ists, loiiay was it smouldering mass
of debris as the result of fire, which
yesterday swept the hotel and sur
rounding timberland in the upper
reaches of 1'te pass, eight miles
north of Woodland I'srk, near here.
Irivert by a blusterine n-iml the
flames licked through a forest a. dry
as tinder and were controlled only
after a heroic battle hy forest rang
ers. Boy Scoots , and volunteer.
Cut Thl Out It ! WorM Msaay
Send this ad and fen cents to
! Foley & Co., 2S:t5 Sheffield Ave..
Chicago, lit., writing your name and
I address clearly. You. trill receive
a sample bottle of VOI.EVK IIONEV
AS TAK COMimiXO for couslia.
colds and hoarseness, also sample
packajres of FOLEY 111. 1.S, a dictt
rctic stimulant for the kidneys, ami
FOLEY. CATHARTIC TABLETS
for const i pat ion and bilionsnesa.
These n)eilable remedies are free
from ontatcs and hare helped mil
lions of people. Try them I lit(Aiiv)
WILLAMETTE COLLECTION AND
CREDIT SERVICE
StSO Willamette Sit. Thone 8"S
C. S. IHM.O.V, Manager.
! if IX ALU YOl'Xtl, Attorney
Collection Specialists
If
Phone S. G. Stet-en for piano tufiinz.
KUGRNB COLLECTION ACESCY
774 WILL STKKKT.. PHOXB OWI
W. IL BLOWE11S, MGR. If
1 h
No Charje for Conattltaiion
A Sweet Breath S.
at all times!
After eating or smoking
WVi lev's freshens the
' Of f -
mouth and sweetens the breath
So easy to carry Ac llttir
packet in your pocket f So
Import ant to have when the
mouth need cleansing tai
freshening I
Odor of dining or smoking
quickly disappear" teeth are
brightly burniihed. Smile
jnt naturally cone because
nerve are oothe4. throat i
refreshed, the ttostach refinatd
and diestion aided.
WH$lcy$ It nor
, than a rrrtvl -ill a
postffre benefit,
tftufdecfpttomt
dentists rcw
mend It.
"after efery meat"
Unusually
GOOD
When you
entertain
oate itc$"
Ilr. Mellenthin ia a reuuhr imi-i-:
uate fn mwllcln and surgery ami
la licensed by the slate of Ore
eon. He does not npsr.ife f ir i
chronic apienilic(tls,' gall atones,
ulcers of stomach, tonsils or
adenoids.
Ho has to hl credit wonderful
results In diseases of the stomach,
liver, bowels, blond, skin, nerves,
heart, kidney, bladder, bed wet
line catarrh, weak lunits. rheu
matism, sciatica, leg ulcers and
rectal ailments. I
Ilelow are the names of a few
of his many satisfied patients in
Oregon:
! Hedwfrk Wilson. Oold Beach.
Ore., varicose ulcers.
Frank Koehler, The Dalles, Ore.,
Momach trouble.
Mra. R. C. Hammock, Myrtle
Point, Ore., goitre. -
Mrs. John McCue, Lakeside,
Ore., appendicitis.
Henry Westfall. Ontario, Ore.,
ulcer of stomach.
Mrs. K. C. Bates, Baker, Ore.,:
eczema.
O. M, nichey. Boring, Ore., heart
trouble.
Louts S. Stelher. 3! B. Bu
chanan. Portland, Ore., adenoids
and tonsils.
Remember above date, that con
sultation on this trip will he tree
and that his treatment Is different.
Married women must he accom
panied by their husbands.
Address: 2H Bradbury, Bldg..
Ixis Angeles, California.
Different Flarors
'SameWrigeyQwitit? f
Three Shipments of
CHOKERS
Many colors, styles nwt prirfs. Have yrti
Fcon the' larfrc stizo colored I'cnris with the
Oiilalith hnsct
(Stokers from 75 crnt p. We bIso re
ceived bnicclcts nnd earrings to mulch chokers.
LUCKEY'S
Jewelry Store
W. W. JiUISTOW
Our
5?l-Stora
Buying
Power
Saves You
Money
m ism
tBaying- Mast
We Boy
to i or .Less
:v
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U tl INSTITUTION
swMy -7y iimmsi dcmng zaozz
Imm Vncorhcroud, w oeu
571 DEPARTMENT STOKES For Less
942-946 Willamette, Eu gene, Oregon,
en's Styles Thai
Worthwhile Values In Spring Apparel
Style with dependable quality is unusually satisfactory here because we buy for sev
era! hundred stores, thereby realizing large savings, making possible lower prices.
M
twin!
Marathon Hats
Style and Value
Onr teaier. It ha oew
bound edge, Engltth Sange
brim; of exeellenl grade hat
ters' felta ; trimmed with
tiiki and aatln lined.
New shadet for Spring
peart, oak-iaa and mole
moka. Very moderately
priced at
$3.98
Men! Union Suits
Ribbed Knitted
' With short or long rfeet t
ankle length; white or ecr
$1.49
In designing Spring Clothes for wlv
prI hnmtrtl stores wo hnvo tried t
interpret what Young Men want in
Clothes. Our Spring Suits ftt
29.75
nre in fnno with fhn Spirit of Youth;
Young Men like them beennse thev nro
Stylish, with plenty of "PRiy without
being freakish. New, uintRititi pntterns
mul mixtures.
Only excellent quality fabrics
are used serges, cassimeres and un
finished worsteds of depndabla
quality and real value; Silk Mix
tures, Stripes and Checks; new i
Spring shades.
Twohttttoo, elnirte breaated models ara fh favortles;
and medium io full Irousers: not extrero Jtat .right.
KTS 1 Ml a x.v a. ;J 1 JT1 I
j
Other Spring Suits for the Young Man at $13,78 and $24,75
English Model Suits
Designed for the Student
With aJt the pewtssse. of Dossils
(ting, Des-eiopmg Maaboodi witk
Dignity and Qaaraeter. A bora sB
else, the? kave VALUE t of th
3. C Penney calibre.
In the rnttcb-winted Two-Bttt-ton,
Sing?e-Brested modet, Serai
Blunt Vest and Straight-Hanging
Trousert, FuK but not extreme.
Excellent Caiiimere in Stripe,
Fncy Mixturei end Overplaidt that
perfectly h,rmon!ie with the model.
Every Color and Shade that's new
and desirable lor Spring.
$19.75
And Don't Overlook th
Croa. at $16.78 and $24.75
Value Thru and Thru
In Boys Suits Two Pairs Knickers
Buying boys' suit for eversl
hundred stores mean lowered
costs, better qualities and lower
prices to YOU !
You wilt find the quaJfty of
these cassimeres and tweeds of
the upstanding, long-wearing
kind; yon will find the atytea es
cepUonatty attract: too.
Two pair knickera; carefully
tailored. SiitJ 6 to 18 year.
Very law priced t
$9.90
Othere at $5.90 to $13.75
Men! Buy Hose
Here asd Save
Oat of esr feasor vatuea
bat extra heavy beet and
toe afae dmtMe aole.
Am ptiral aaftly of
four-ply mfrluj li.S.j
U&k md aatsta.
Bttylnc tor oar ewt
handred atsra makta tbta
trahie pottos.
3 Pra $1.00
Boy's Union Suits
a Spring Weight
lioyt wit! welcome
these lighter weight union
suits.
Good quality ribbed
knitted iisle; short skees
ami knee ienglh.
Exceilent value at a
very tow price
49c
Boy$r "Waverfy
Spring Cap Ready
Woo fabftr rrI lthef
had$ utm ham it-
S1.49
6A5
The Young Men's Own Ideas
In Our New Suits for Spring
i
t
Shea sutts nave. Kmt-blcat wit
Men's Oxf6rfe
Foe Spring Wear
Of excellent quality
att-testhcr !an catf ; Good
year weltf heavy sole;
rubber heets. A very ex
ceptionat value at iht
moderate price of
"Pay Day"
Overall Union Mfa
Scrre beet becxate made
fet; double ctttched tesmt
Shrsjsjghaut-: estr fall cat
Two hip, two tide,, wakh
rale jtackei f-iia-forcii
to pzsve&t ftppmg
$1.39
Work Shirts
"Corapa Brasd
Blue Label Shirt that
tnske good ; durahie, welt
made ; substantial ; est
ftsli and reinforced where
the strain come.
98c
KffJKN'Bmr.t.rrTtOSA'JKKCY.f 0Rt00 fcOTOH CO.
2-2-W MIXKtt lil.C!, I'HONK t'srte 0. K Oa
W. II. l!f.OWKI!!. MOB. If I f
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WiHamtti
St. I'hrmr BIT. it
Wood and Coat
Wood safer eoef af
ivui'M
Kln Ct Oah
Cord Wostf tt
Siabwaod Mjpla
Fuet CO.
tat National Bank SWa.
foom 24
PHatrim SSI
PUBLIC DANCE
DEEAMLAKD
BALL
tvary Wsnetay mat
Saturday Might
PANTS
Tat anit msiSe apeifatty tur
yes any ?yte at arad in rmr
inwn 9hnp. ilnarantetS & fit.
LtSTON Mro. CO,
719 Ohwe Cikt Bttg
NOTICE
to
SUBSCRIBERS
Kttrcttr ApHJ I 2 "320,
pattvy at sErjpinc ai-f mart
wbh-b ttsy sxpire. TOs $o&cf
ttt ttnw in effort on rF(y aii
.iirjtar Rw?papers at th
cauntry. it . mafle nt&7y
hf fmiMif tosr'ti'injt ct of
SMit a wp' atU prtur to
'SpFutioo date, KAftkMii-a