riday Evening, April 3, 1925
THE EUGENE GUARD
Page Three
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irJ BOZELL SUIT
(Continued from pars n)
g in room ;i 01 mo same
Brother Tells Story
Bote".'' vi't 10 Mi" Bollm,1,1 Id
e Bean hooie were revealed to Mrs.
Hoiell by ner io-)cr-. .
.t0 spied UP"" tn0 "
mi,b told tlie jury in bis opening
Ijutement. The noy. . .u, .
jioiell enter the Bean home when aU
(be tumiij was away except uimu.
. hr saw lights glow in one of the
,amily rooms for a few moments aoi
tbeo f out. Next ne saw me ugni. go
in Miss Bollman's room, then go
. .: -A tlipn flush nn fienin.
out for S uiu
Soon afterward the boy's story runs,
Miss Bollman came out of the house,
,ot into ber automobile nd drove
away- . . ,
Shortly afterward sne reiurnea, dui
eeini the boy loitering outside the
house drove uruu ........
.be returned again and started to put
,er car In the garage the boy crossed
be street, it is alleged, and asked her
where Bozell was.
Denies His presence
When Miss Bollman denied that be
was in the House we ooj ,a sum iu
have replied:
"You tell him to come home as soon
u he en get there."
Shortly afterward, .the attorney
said, Bozell returned home in "an ex
ited state" and was told by Jlrs.
Bozell that she knew where he had
been and what he wns doing and that
be could leave home and ned not re-
rn.
With the a.uount of the bainagcs to
be find by the jury the case will go
forward ihe same us though the de
fendant were represented in court.
Tbe taking of testimony is expected
to consume most of the day.
New Ambassador
fP V ' I
TiMss "
Poter August Jay, of Newport, R.
I., has been confirmed, by the senate
as new ambassador to Argentina. He
has been In the diplomatic servloe
for more than 20 years, recently be
ing minister to Rumania.
(Contenuod from page one)
tonian and was known before her
marriage to Count I)e 1'as.iuati as
Beruice James. Her mother and one
brother live in Boston. She was prima
donna in the Metropolitan Opera
company with Caruso for seven years
succeeding Sembrieh.
Madame 1'asquali was taken ill
while on a tour with the Orpheum
vaudeville circuit.
York, sud as such occupied with opera j Sailor RotlimS
Btage in ail the pnuclpul cities ot
Kurupe before coming to this country) AIlCT OO 1 carS
and with his brother, the Ute Kdoiunl ,
de itewke. bssso, shared the honors MANILA. April 3. OP) Captain
of being the pfcnnpal attraction Jli i -Tim itplaihaw of the - steamship
tbe European opera stage. , Belgenland, which la carrying some
."(HI excursionists around the world.
School Dissolution
Plan to be Voted
"By the rude bridge that arched the
flood
Their Hug., to April's breeze un
furled. Here once the embattled farmers
stood.
And fired the shot heard round the
world."
"Patriot's Day," Sunday, April 1!).
will be observed in the schools of
I.anc county and suggested programs
for the event have been received at j
the office of K. J. Moore, county su- j
perlntendeut of schools, from J. A. '
Churchill, state superintendent of
public instruction.
The day will mark the l."0th iinui- :
versa ry of the battle of Lexington ,
and Concord, 1775-H)'J5. The com
municntion received from Mr. Church-
ill contains the proclamation of Gov- j
ernor waiter m. I'lerce aesignai.ug
April 10 as a period of patriotic ob
servance in the state. Tbe churches
have been requested to hold patriotic
services on that day.
MEMBER OF ACADEMY
NEW YOKK, April 3. Mine. Ber
nice Le I'usiiuali, coloratura soprano
who died today at Omaha was the
first American woman to become a
member of the Accademia Kilnrmouim
in Home. She was elected to the acad
emy last year.
She was born in Boston. She was
the daughter of Captain James, t S.
A., retired, and was a member of the
Daughters of the American Uevolu
tion. Her entiro musical education
was received in this country.
After singing in concerts and opera
here she weut abroad.
She made her debut abroad at Milan
in the role of Marguerite in "Kaust."
JEAN DE RESZKE DIES
NICE, France, April 3. Jean de
Iteszke, world famous operatic artist,
for many years leading tenor at the
Metropolitan Opera house, Xcw York,
is dead.
For a number of years Jean de
Reszk ewas the leading teiior of the
Metropolitan Opera company, New
York, and as such nccplied with opera
goers a popular place similar to that
held by the late Knrico Curuso. He
SALEM, Ore., April 3. With the
seven school districts constituting
the Gervais Union high school d.s
tr.ct petitioning for an election on
the question of dissolving the district,
the Manon county boundary board 'to
day authorized an election uu the
third Monday in June,
Should the liervais district be dis
solved the pupils would attend either
the Wood burn or the Salem high
s hool. The liervais union high school
dis trie4, was the f.rst union district
organized in Marion county, nnd ac
cording to Mrs. M. U Fulkerson,
county school superintendent has
been doing excellent work.
j recalled his previous visit to the ready
I Pb.lippines IM years ago, when he ti ' ,
'. ed up his big ship here recently to .
I what he said was one of the finest
j piers in the world.
"Thirty-six years ngo." said Cap
i tain Hnulsliaw, "I put inta Iloilo with
la shipload of sick men, nml we buried
them all but three. - All but three, and
one of the three wai myself. Fever
and ague took them off. I'll wager
you have but little of that nowadays,
everything looks so elrau.
"You know it's a very strange
thing! From here we are going to
Batavia. There Its years ago the
Jnv&nese had me all tied up to a tree
seud me into Kingdom
Come. But I got away.
"The Philippines look very differ
ent ti me, very different, indeed. The
l;:st t'me I was here with the old
( ninlmy, a 1,000 ton ship, and now I
hae a '.J7.000 tu ship. There's a
sreat differ uce."
Phone S. E. Steven for piano toning.
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Medicine:?
rid your system of Catar-h or Dcai
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F.J.CHENEY & CO., Toledo. Ohio
Former Official
Of Klan Arrested
INDIANAPOLIS, April 3. D. C.
Stepht uson, former grand dragon of
the Ku Klux Klan hi Indiana, waa in
dicted today by the Marion countv
grand jury on five charges iu connec
tion with an alleged attack on Miss
Madge OberholUer of Indianapolis.
Indictment k also were returned
against Earl Kleuck and Earl (.entry,
paid to have been companions of
Stephenson.
Judge ,7 nines A. Collins, fixed
Stephenson's bond at $-."i,000.
LBaker man Named
On Dental Board
- SALEM, Ore.. April 3. Dr. Geo.
S. MoCord of Baker wns today ap
pointed by Governor Pierce as a mem
ber of the state dentn) board to suc
ceed Dr. F. W. Hollister, of Portland
whose term ha expired. Dr. W. W.
Wnlker of Portland was reappointed
t.D the board.
to regain
SALEM, life.. April 3. Tbe Home
Telephone and Telegraph company of
southern Oregon, with offices at ftled-
fonl, yesterday, applied to the public
service commisiion for authority to
increase its service rates approxi
mately 25 per cent. The company
claims that tbe return on its invest
ment lust year was less than one pe?
cent.
The value of the property," says
the application, "as shown by the
bo-iky of tlie company of December
111. 10114, was $514.7115, against whicn
there was outstanding firwt mortgage
bunds in the amount .of $1100,000,
which bonds beur interest at the rato
of li per cent per nunuin. There w.u
also outstanding six per cent nut1 in
the amount of ? 10,775 nnd SXJO
shares of common stock valued .it
$:'4i.ooo.
"During the year 10'J4 a physical
inventory was t:i';en of this property
ami an Hppraisnl bus now been com
pleted. This shows the value of the
property as of Jnnuary 1, at
Ml-'.riOo.OO and the additions and
betterments to January 1, 10-5, give
s mine of smri.Ttio.im.
"The rate of return on the apprais
ed value, as indicated above, for the
year llr24 was ..Mi5 per cent and had
the proposed schedule of rates been
in effect for the same period, Ihe
rate of return would have been 4.7-'l
per cent, or less than 5 per ent in
terest on the Investment."
Styles 100 Years
Ago Cause Laughter
HEHUX. April 3. ( Mpd's i
hats of uldi-D days afforded the Uer-
l'li public much itimisfinent during the ;
rcreijt exhibit of clothing, hfld to cou-;
trim the styles of the hist 300 years !
witn the styles of today.
U;gh hats, much taller than those .
worn today, nnd as shagKy as a j
Newfoundland dog. appeared in the
window's of many habe nlushers. Cur- j
.oils straw hats loaned Ly museums '
also inmluced broad smiles among!
the -throngs which gathered about
show-windows. Many of these were :
shaped like old-fashinnctl silk hats,
and were made of bumhr -.i?)d orien- j
:nl grasses.
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It lg serious to be minus, but tho
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From the first day that we displayed
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Dktinny
Somebody hu triced ma nCoot
punctuation. I am not rare that
this subject should bo discussed
in "How to Talk" and yet that,
title might better have been
"How to Speak and Write Cor
rectly," and perhapa it would
oave been if there were time and
space to continue this series;
but it must end soon.
"So many oi my friends, my
correspondent writes, "fail to
use punctuation marks that it
nukes their letters difiiult to
read. . . . Pq you beliere
m dashes?"
Answering the query first, I
do believe in dashes and nse
them. To me they are quite
real, as well as useful when
properly employed. But to read
a hand written letter where
only dashes are used for punc
tuating, is somewhat distract
ing, to say the least
The dash denotes atitrhtry
lonuer pause than a comma
when used in its place. Then it
may properly be employed at the
end of a sentence like this one,
to indicate an aftcrthouRlif
something added to strengthen
the sense. Use it also in place
of parentheses except in tech
nical writing.
Now about punctuating social
correspondence. Business cor
respondence, through the use of
the typewriter, is always punc
tuated or mispunctuated at
times, I may say advisedly.
Writers should be as careful of
punctuation as they are of
Rrammar. Proper punctuation
often saves words and cer
tainly it renders the composi
tion more intelligible.
The novice will readily learn
the use of the three principal
marks as follows: The period
denotes a pause a full stop, ft
occurs at the end of the sen
tencewhen you come to a full
stop. The semicolon is a liilf
stop; a shorler pause. The
comma is a quarter stop,a quar
ter of a period. Music students
should compare these three
punctuation marks with notes
whole, half, and quarter notes.
With these three marks, and
by following these few remarks,
anybody should be enabled to
punctuate. Of course there are
in addition to these the colon,
used to indicate th.it something
follows; the question mark, for
use when a question is asked ;
and the exclamation point,
called a "scrccchrr" by printers,
for reasons readily rccopmcd.
Knr further particulars re
garding punctuation, consult the
one that often is called "The 3
dictionary ol dictionaries, oe
cause it contains more than the
vocabulary including a treatise
on the subject of ounctuatiou.
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