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VISIT HERE WHILE
Hubert Work, aeeretary of the In
terior in President Coolidre's" cabinet,
ma ba a Eugene visitor next week
for a abort atop If the effort of the
Eugene chamber of commerce prove
successful. The government official
in now on a trip to the Pacific coa-t
and ia traveling in hia private car ao'l
nejt week, from Wednesday to Fri
day, will be in Klamath county in
apecrlng Irrigation project there. Elm
wood Mead .director of federal recla
mation, la accompanying the cabinet
member. The party waa at Han Fran
daco yeaterday. The Eugene chamber
ia to Bend a telegram to Mr. Work
urging that he atop here even if only
for a brief viait.
The party will be at Portland 'he
latter part of next week on the way
to an inspection of the Columbia basin
irrigation project which will engac!
their attention the . week beginning
April l.'l, when a meeting of the f.'ol
nmhia' basin irrigation league will be
held at Pasco. Wash.
Several trdcrs mtabli thins road1.
Twitting oth fry netting future
lienringM were agreed upon by the
county rourl today.
Tlie following are the orden:
Jtickhoff road petition Continued
until iluy term of court. .
JtoHd iminSer HOO To be vacau-d
by Hentcmbr 1, 1W3.
V. Y, llflt'd road T'j be aurveyed
April 8.
O. I.. I'rindel road Continued until
M iy term of court.
Leon Iloggt road petition Ordered
entflhliahrd.
Koo'li number 527 and part of rorI
Ordered vacated.
I'etition on road on Bugene-Lorauf!
route Ordered ettabllthed
Hon '0 !77 on upper Mrrfenzle near
Camp .,tek Ordered vmated.
3400 Pounds Grain
. To be Distributed
One thousand pounds moro of pois
oned barley for the flrivo on l.Ane
county gray diggera has been pre
pared under the direction of A. W.
Moore, assistant atate rodent control
repreaantativa of the bureau of bio
logical survey. Mr. Moore haa been
bare for the past several daye. A
total of 8400 pounds of the poisoned
barley baa been prepared ao far ami
in aevernl communltlra where the
gram nam uecn irenu aooil renuiin
have been reported at the office of
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
BAIWEIl WANTED Saturday. Bills
Barber Shop, 8(1 W Olh. all
WANTED TO KENT 5 or U room
modern homo either In city or clone
in. Must he available Mondn.v. ('.
M. LAWRENCE, D'.D W 10th Ht.
. a4
1JKLP WANTED Young mnn 18 or
K0 with natural mechanical talent
.to learn to be auto mechanic. See
- G cur go Uront at Uaug'i Uurngc.
al
. l' OIt KENT it-room furnished
apartment, Private path. 68'J Char
nation Ht. a3
FUR SALE 11)22 Buli'k 6 rns-Jster,
first class condition, $iS0; fl.V)
down, balance monthly, or will take
in amall cnr. C. E. DAVIDSON,
' lilies llldg. 7th Ave. W. a
FOH RENT Two furnished house.
' keeping rooms $17 per month. Light
- and waier Included, 'nit evenings
or Saturday add rjuuday. OHM E bill
nl
FOUND Oregon license number
, 7 10.' I with tall light, Call liuarcl
al
For KAl.K l-rooin rooming house
. -(.' K "III St. n.1
SPECIAL SALE
FRIDAY, SATI RDAV, MONDAY,
ONLY
UREEN-CALLAIIAN STORK
S."8 PoarlboS Park
' Fine Colonial range with reser-
- voir nearly new ItO.OO
No process gaa range, siilo oven
medium aise, only $18.50
Jewel gss range, 4 burner, fius
condition I'.V.IO
' Kit) linoleum rugs :.7S
late patterns, nearly now..Bi:t.75
tlaU liuuieuui rugs fV.7.1
7x11 liueoleuiu rugs $llt.7o
Isiige oak dresser Willi plate mir
ror fl'.'.nO
Two Usli! Wilton velvet rugs, new
special :iT."ift
Ox 1 2 AxmiiiHter rug, new. . . . .j.'ltUK)
mu cueniue rugs sx.io
Library tables ......14.80 lu fl'.'.WJ
AJcd, springs and mattress, com
plete S.I til ll'J.V)
While dressera XOn to III X.ti
Triple mirror dressing table, ,jl l.M)
Drop leaf tallies ll.ftO to 1I.IHI
lied davenport i.v.MMi
Overstuffed vciuur davenport. .SMi.. Mi
Rockers g'.TK) to I'.i.L'i
lti.d bshy carriage atl.Mi
Iron beda , 11.73
Mattresses KM
Hprln 11.00 to f'.'.Mi
Mirrors 30c to $l.:i
1 1 -1. 1 . I . ... n .
I iiri.uie 1,1 fwriivr .(...,... f 11, tl
Sewing machines .,..! (H to II J. IK)
lloiiud dining Isblss. .I7.3U to IIU.isi
$1N5 Ilrunswlck phonugrsph. ,fM (si
aik'KJ High grade pis no, lis. new
Other good pianos $173
lie Laval separators, sises K' and 13.
Vega aeparatr, all good.
V section spring tooth iisrrow.
New set breeching hsrness. . . .$33.00
New I'i-hlade disc harrow with
truck t $10.00
Plows, cultivstors, touts, ei.
Alio msny ronslguments will ht
brought here for ssl on Saturdsr.
The above prices are REAL bargains.
See these If you want tn ssve.
tiKLKR. CALLAHAN STORE
Ki8 1'earl and Park streets
Phone -i-' at
O. S Fletcher, Lane rouotr agrfcul
tnral agent. A rdent control meet
ing will be held at the J-owell acbool
Monday, April 13, it ia announced
by Mr. Fletcher.
Funeral Services
Are Announced
SPRINGFIELD, Ore.. April 3.
(Special) Funeral services for
Itinjaniln ("firandpa") Green, 89
years old, who died In Spring
field yeaterday morning at 3
o'clock, will be held at the Spring
field Christian church Sunday af
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The ser
vices will be conducted by Rev.
Earl X. Chlldors, paator of the
Springfield Christian church. In
terment will be In the Laurel Hill
cemetery.
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(Continued from pige on)
13 Inches high and looking when full
grown precisely like the toy.
Even smaller is the veslporket deer,
which measured seven inclics from
hoof to horn.
There ia a plant ao sensitive that
it flattens itself against the ground
when one stamps near It, but yet so
strong that it resists the fiercest ty
phoons. There Is the hygienic monkey, so
careful of his hesltb that after every
meal and before going to bed at night,
ho repairs to the nearest atreum and
brushes h's teeth with the aid of the
first finger of the right hand.
There is a bird which sleeps upside
down.
'Kut then." Mr. Wells concluded.
"everything Is upside down in the Ma
lay jungles."
Rush in Payments
Of Taxes Heavier
Time for payment of taxed for the
flrnt half of the year will end tomor
row iifternoou when tho tar rol
lertor'H offire nt the courthniiae
flour, neeording to announcement to
day. Tax payment, ff mailed In be
fore Ann! n, will not be Mated an
delinquent. Reports of Lloyd Howe,
deputy sheriff In charge of tax col
Irctioup, Ih that there are a larger
number of receipt .mined thin year
than during a nhnilar period of I ant
year although the time for payment
wait ahortened considerable owning to
the auit filed to enjoin tho collec
tions. The runt, continues at the tax
office nnd tomorrow la expected to
be the rorord day for number of pay
mentH during the firnt half.
City Planning for
Eugene is Subject
To discuss city planning and the
possible appointment of a permanent
committee to work with tho city coun
cil toward tills end a meeting has
been called for next Thursday evening
to bo held ut the rooms of the Eu
gene chamber of commerce. Tho meet
ing will be held under the auspices nt
the Eugene Federation of Women's
organisations ami invltatlone have
been extended to several city offi
cials to speak at tho session. The
proposal of a definite plan of city im
provement waa recently taken up by
varioua local club.. .
Premier Herriot
' Loses Support
FAniS, April 3. (By the Asso
ciated Press) A break In the coal
ition supporting Premier llnrrlot
occurred this afternoon, 41 depu
ties comprising the "radical left"
led by Louis Loucher. deciding to
withdraw their support.
The withdrawal, which If persist
ed In,, will out the government's
chamber vote down to 300, out of
a (otnl of 884. Is understood to be
hecauso of tho cabinet's reported
tendency toward a capital lovy.
"Compare It will) others
'It has no equal"
AMBER-O-LATUM
CHC8T OINTMENT
For the prompt relief ot Cheat
Colda, Croup, Pneumonia, Influ
enia nnd Pleurisy Pallia. Prlco 50c.
For aale by all drug atnrea.
BIG
OPENING
TRIANGLE
LAKE
PAVILION
Saturday
April 4
Rain or Shine
EATS WILL BE SERVED
AT ALL TIMES
Music by
American Legion
Orchestra
A Good Place to
Dance
COME ON OVER
DANCE
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PI
OF LIE COUNTY
AT
Mrs. Margaret A. Barbre, pioneer
of 1M7, ho for half a century was
a resident of Lane county, passed
away Thursday, April 2, after an Ill
ness of two weeks at the home of her
daughter and aon-in-law, Mr. and
.Mrs. Henry Hanna at Baker, Oregon,
it waa announced today. She was bO
years, 8 months aud days old.
Mrs. Barbre la survived by a sister,
.Mra. Martha E. Morgan. 833 Alder
street, and six children, aa follows:
Joseph Irvin Hunsaker, Junction City;
Mrs. Minnie Vogeli, Talent; Mrs.
Louvilla Hanna. Baker; Mrs. Alma
Handsaker. Alhambra, Cel.; Mrs.
Clyde Jinks, Fresno, Cel.; Earl Bar
bre. San Jose, Cal.
Mrs. Barbre was the daughter of
Joseph and Elizabeth Hunsaker of
Platte county. Mo., and was born
July 10, In 1847 she came to
Oregon with her parenta by ox train,
mid settled in Marion county 12
miles from Salem. There were 21
wagons in their caravan. In 1S33 she
was married to Thomas Barbre. The
couple located their home on a dona
tion land claim in Ixis Valley 2D miles
from Eugene, which was their home
for approximately 48 years.
The funeral services nnd interment
are being held in Baker.
Canton Hovey will meet tonight at
7:30 for a practice drill to prepare
for the Saturday night session at
which the Decoration of Chivalry, the
highest decoration for women in the
I. O. O. K. lodge, will be conferred
on 10 women, It is announced. '
The Saturday night meeting will
begin at 8 o'clock with a half hour
band concert by the I. O. O. F. bond.
Tbe program which follows will in
clude aelectiona by the Johnson or
chestra, nnd aolna by Mrs. J. E. Rich
mond. Conferring of the decorations
will follow.
Offlcera of the department of Ore
gon Patrlarcha Militant of the I. O.
O. F. will be present and. with the
chevaliers, will appear in full dress
uniform.
After the ceremony the Ladies of
McLaughlin auxiliary No. 1 will mus
ter In a class of candidates. This
meeting will be for members of tho
auxiliary and Canton only.
Lane Stock Ready
To be Sent North
One full carload of aheep and hoga
from Lane county ranches will bo
whipped to the North Portland atock
yards next Tuesday, according to an
nouncement today. Ho far there have
been signed up 105 sheep and (H) hogs
to be placed on sale. This is the
lurgeit shipment ttent nut at one time
by the Lane County Co-operatlre
Hhipping association in several
months. It la expected that during
the spring there will be an increase
of elilpmeiHa from here north, it is
reported. .
New Oregon Laws
Take Effect Here
Copies of 17 new Oregon laws
passed at the last session of the leg
islature and which have emergency
daunts putting thera into effect Im
mediately, have been received at the
office of Hheriff Frank E. Taylor.
All other lawa passed by the legis
lature do not take effect until after
May 28. '
A large number ot the laws with
the emergency clause provide for pen
allies and this comes under tho juris
A
CHILDREN'S MATINEE
Undar Auspices of American Association University
, Womtn
Mary Pickford
in
"Little Lord Fauntleroy"
One of the Beat of All Mary's pictures
1 0 Big Reels of Delightful
Entertainment .
Children 10c Adults 20c
yfevais i mi sua
DICTIONARY COUPON-SAVE IT!
The Eugene Guard
Three of
mailed to
Mail Orders
It by malL In
clude 7 oanta
postage np to ISO
miles; 10 centa
up to 100 miles;
or tor greater
1 1 a t a n c a a ask
your postmaster
tor rata oa I
pounds.
turn to
Your Old Dictionary
This la the Ideal book far
THE EUGENE GUABD
diction of k the law enforcement of
ficials. Tbe following laws are of Interest
to Lane county and tbey are in ef
fect now:
Law pertaining to camp ground
sanitation and required inspections.
Law for punishment on manslaugh
ter charges of car driver who causes
dath while in an intoxicated condi
tion. Law providing for the compulsory
inspection of potatoes and seed po
tatoes in Oregon.
Uw providing for a county court
order to round up and sell hones
that are neglected or allowed to roam
without attention.
Law for rodent control providing
that owners of property are In some
cases held responsible for pest con
trol. REPORTED TO GITY
&oren secident reports have been
filed in the Eugene police department
already this month, Involving foil.
Automobile sinashup tn city street.
The last was yesterday afternoon ut
Eleventh avenue and Lincoln street,
when A. H. Berg of Tenth and
Everett, Portland, drove bis Ford
touring car into the Kuiclc sedan of
C. A. .Murray, l'U4 Eleventh avenue
west, Eugene, turning tbe besyier car
completely over.
Mr. .Murray, in filing bis rt port.'Tle
clared his machine was past tbe in
tersection when it was struck by th
other auto.
Other accidents reported were as
follows; i
8, A. Kainsdell of Looking Glaus
and .1. K. Curtis of Uartle court, ac
cident at Eighth and Charnelton. .Mr.
Hamsdell claims he bad the right-of-way.
Merrill Neer, 1170 Pearl street aud
W. li. Downs of Creswcll, route 2, no
cediut at Ninth avenue and Charnel
ton street.
Emil L. Furser of the Mercy hos
pital also reported a small collisivn
at Ninth avenue and Pearl street.
Two More Deputy
Assessors Finish
Two more deputy assessors bare
completed their work In their re
spective districts, accurding to Ben t
Keener; county ssseasor. II.' V. Sm
art hss completed the property check
in tho Fall Creek and upper Wil
lamette area and J. S. Itlonton bus
completed his work In the Elmira dis
trict. This makes a totsl of five of
the 22 deputy assessors who have
completed work in their districts.
ADVERTISEMENT RELATING. TO
LOST POLICIES
rr 1 i m. ...n' Xnllri L
hereby given that Fire Policies, Noa.
813110 to Slol'il Inclusive of the Na
tional Fire Insurance Company; ot
llnffnr1 f'nnn . reoiiirin. for their
validity the countersignature of a
duly authorised and licensed agent,
have been lost. Since these policies
have not been regularly countersign
ed, or Issued, "which fact tho under
signed local agent hereby publicly ar-
fjHin.. n. ..rtnlinr.fl for. C-h'flllV lU8-
mluma received thereunder by tills
Company, they will be valueless anu
void in the hands of whomsoever they
r.it .n,i any claim thereunder
would be illegal and frsudulent. If
found they should be returned to tbe
raciuc Department otiicc 01 tne i.rmi-
0..1 ltit.h Mr.. Mnn Frnncis.'O..
Cal. No claim of any nature, purport
ing to do oasea upon meui win. un
recognised by the Company. Tho pub
lic will pleaso tnke notice accordingly.
NATIONAL KlltU 1NSU11ANCK
CO. of Hartford, Conn.
By M. II. THOMSON, Assistant Gen
eral Agent. '
FHANK C. POmiAM, former Locnl
Agent, St Alvadore, Oregon.
No.l81U-l''ri-dy-a24
DANCE
Old-time at M. W. A. hall, F.imene,
Tuesday evening, April 7th. All mem
hera are requrated to atteml brint
your friends. Music furnished by
lliitler'a Orchestra. a3
. Saturday
Morning Only
10:30 A. M.
thee coupona. preaeated or
this newspaper with a nominal
cover coat ot handling, packing.
elark hlra, dtatrlbutloa. ato
amounting to onlr
98c
Entitles every reader to a New
Enlarged Universities Dictionary
Without further Expense or Obligation
and Money Back It Net Satisfied
Is Now Out of Date
solving C rose-word Puulee
RMSERS CLOSE 1
MEETING HERE
(Continued from page one) j
1
foremen, to keep posted in regard to
all sides of a fire is back work in-
stead of headwork. Construction of a
! trail in front of a fire without burn
j ing clean from the extreme edge of
I the trail pins faith to a foot of dirt
! where experienced men would not
trun to a county road. Construction
of a fire line in advance of a fire with
no attempt to backfire ia a costly
monument to misjudginent or ineffi
ciency. Escape of the fire affer tbe
patrol is abandonment may class a
man as one 'who didn't know it was
losded.' Kailure to throw dangerous
snsgs Is foolishness. In mois-laden
timber ibe cons tract ton of a line in
advance of the fire without Lining
out tbe moss before neat of the
day would be chapter and just as ef
fective -if yju d biaze a line of trees
and cross your finger.
Object is Shown
"Every fire fighter realises the im
possibility of layaig down a complete
set of rules covering every case, and
knows that tbe most experienced men
seldom got to a fire without running
Into a new combination of conditions
which must be met. The main object
of this conference, therefore, is to
assist the man on the ground to sise
up the situation and select for himself
the methods best suited to combat ,
whatever combination of conditions
Up may encounter. To this end con-1
siderable time has been devoted to a t
discussion of the basic principles gov-j
erning the action of forest fires and
to an analysis of the different meth
ods of control."
Eugeneans Attend
Corvallis Meeting
About 11 members of the medical
profession from Lane county, mem
bers of the Lsne County Medical so
ciety, were at. Corvallis last evening
to attend a meeting of the Central
Willamette Medical society. The next
Sent By His Own Doctor
"I rntlmd drdf.Hr wtlh PIIm for 10
6 .sr. natllan opratlon ...mad smwit.
ut mf phf.riin rMiMtMtwl thai I first
try rr. Oiu. J. Dum's n.twuryiul tr.t
mmmU aod todar 1 M w.ll aasl bha.r."
If you, too, are suffering with
Pile or other Rectal or Colon
disorders, you must sooner or lster stop
experimenting with your health, and
be cured aa 1 have cured thouaanda of
cases, many of the most severe and of aa
long standing as 40 rears. My non-surgi
cal treatment UUU AKAN
TEED to cure your Piles, or
Jour fee will be refunded,
and tedav far n. FREE.
IllwaratW hook.
DEAN, M.D..Inc.
Xft. f CATTLE omcEfi:
ur Dkin PuLlQlng ao-su
tjosna)iT4 cout hou(( oexviire
i
poMvSmorrti
RED CROWN
GASOLINE
PRICE PER SA
GALLON V
OREGON
STATE TAX
TOTAL .
meeting of the Central Willamette
ve.etr, which includea membera from
lane. Linn and Benton counties, will
be held here Thursday, May 7, at the
Osburn hotel, and a banquet and bua
inesa aeasion is planned. The annual
meeting of the Northwest Medical as
sociation will be held at Portland in
June and delegates from the Lane
County Medical aociety and the Cen
tral Willamette aociety will attend
the meetings, it fa announced.
Pageant Plans
Are Furthered
Preliminary plans for the children's
pageant to be held by tbe schools of
Lane county .Saturday, May U, are"
being prepared by h. J. Mpore, county
superintendent of schools. Practically
evpry school district in the county
will participate and plans here are be
ing completed. Tbe armory has been
engaged for the entire dy and ar
rangements will be made for the i
policing of the streets in the busi
ness district during the pageant pa
rade which will be the big outdoor
feature .of the da With an enroll
ment of more than U000 children :n
the county schools and many member
of their families who will also attend
the pageant Eugene will have one of
the largest crowds present in foiiip
time, it is predicted. County and city
officials are to be asked to co-operate
In making the pigeant a success, Mr.
Moore states.
Tlie one day a mnn should look his best
is every day. Yet, Enstor is traditionally the
time to got in-tho swing of Spring and spruce
up.
Start right out with a hand-tailored Strin
Bloch Suit and you'll start out right.
Low as $35
STOREMEN
713 Willamette
"KNOWN FOR GOOD CLOTHES"
The best buy in Town
is the best buy in Quality
in'pepVin mileage and
all-round performance.
Experienced motorists
know the value of these
advantages in"Red Crown
the beft buy in Town
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Ihe best buy irfTbwn
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C. A. McClain, superintendent of
public utilities of Eugene, will be tbe
principal speaker at the Eugene
chamber of commerce luncheon to be
held next Thursday, according to an
nouncement today. Mr. McClain will
speak on the proposed bond issues to
provide for extensions to the water
main system and a new reservoir on
Skinner butte, and the new water pro
ject providing for a pipeline to Hay
den bridge on the McKenzte. This
luncheon talk coming a few days be
fore the special bond election April
13 is expected to draw & large at
tendance as Mr. McClain will fully
explain the needs for passing the Is
sues that have a direct bearing on his
department of the city administration.
BAZAAR
Easter sale of handmade gift arti
cles and children's clothes. Saturday,
April 4, 1925. Laraway's Music Store.
Given by Alpha Delta Pi sorority.
a3
Geo. X. McLean, Insurance,
Willamette St. Phone 617.
SOD
tf
Phone S. E. Stevens for piano timing.
Everything
for Easter
from
SUITS
TO
SOCKS
BE
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(.California)
l(Y)l
Buy it anywhere you see the red,
white and blue pump or the"Red
Crown" sign at Standard Oil Ser
vice Stations and at dealers.
Friday Evening, April 3, lj;-
0ANCE
Old-time at Lorane Wedoty
evening. April Sth. Music fum
by Butler's orchestra. AU uelcT
EUGENE COLLECTION AGE.
828-29-30 MINER BLDG. rHo
600- W. H. BLOWEKS. MGIt
ERICH VO
STROHEIM'S G
production.
The most talked-of
picture ever shown
in Eugene
TODAY'S GUEST
Ina Watkins
193 5th Ave. W.
Kindly call nt hoxofflco for
your two tickets, good toda;
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Over Xi. Z. Nat'l. Bank.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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VENETA HALL
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Good Music Good Eats Good
Time Everyhody Come
PUBLIC DANCE
DREAMLAND
HALL
Every Wednesday and
Saturday Night
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