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THE EUGENE QUABD
Mpnday Evonhp, April 6, 3025
AGENTS NAMED BY
SALEM, Ore., April 0. William S
Levees, state prohibition commis
loner, today announced the appoint
ment ol four state prohibition agents j
who will operate out ol ma orp.r-.-ment.
. The four are II. D. Carter, Dan M.
Jonea, A. McFarlane and William T.
Duckworth. Carter waa formerly a
deputy United States marshal anil
eerred two terms aa mayor of Halter.
Jonea waa formerly a guard at the
Waahtngton atata penitentiary and
has made hie home in Walla Walla
an din Baker. McFarlane and Duck
worth are both Portland men, the lat
ter having aerved on the Portland po
lice force. He waa recommended to
Lerena by Portland police officers
and Portland circuit judgea.
Mr. Levena will ahortly make a trip
bout the atate to confer with abenfta
and district attorneya relative to pro
hibitioifwork. Later he expecta to call
all of bia men to Salem for a period of
inatruction. Among other thinga they
will be instructed as to their legal
rights in search and sciinre and how
to distinguish between state and fed
eral cases, .
Kerens now ha hla office estab
lished in the statehouse.
AIRCRAFT TO TRY
the natural impulse of a people to
do battle especially for their native
land. The hope of obtaining large in
demnity from a worsted enemy. The
Iluence of army and navy oincera
who foresee glory and advancement
in war and the power of those in a
position to gain as the result of a conflict.
The apeaker was introducd by
George H. Mc.Morran, chairman of
the program committee, who spoke
Lbrlcfly on the anniversary datea of
the European war and tho entrance
of the United States into the conflict.
The spesker pointed out the need of
meeting questions that bare ariaen as
a result of the war.
A large cumber of the Kiwanians
had aa gueata at the luncheon voter-
ana of the world war and these were
introduced.
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tary Wilbur and endorsed by Preii
derit Coolidge and also will have both
the finuncial and acientific backing of
the National Geographic aociety.
i Thui having a private atatua and
differing in thia respect from the pro
ject abandoned laat year for a polar
expedition with the dirigible Shenan
doah, the naval pilots to accompany
the expedition will be granted an ex
tended leave for the purpose.
Two Plana Planned.
Commander Byrd will be in charge
of all flight operatlona. Two planea
of the Loaning amphibian type will
fca supplied, baring a cruising range
of mora than 1000 miles and a speed
f mora than 120 miles an hour.
' In rhaninc the unknown regions.
a wall aa the many other acientific
undertaking! projected, including man
altitude temneratures and weather ob
servations, Mr. MacMillan believea
more can be accomplished with plsnes
in two montba than haa been dona in
the last century.
Routt la Given.
Leaving Wiacaaset, Maine, about
June IS, the expedition will make ita
way along the Labrador and Green
land coasts, up to tho Axel Ileiburg
land, at the northern point of which,
probably 2(50 milea from where the
ship will atatlon, an attempt will be
made to establish an Idranca flying
base.
Krom there the planea will venture
over the unknown northwest to de
terrains whether land exlsta there.
Such land probably rould be utilised
(nr aircraft baaea in flight routes
Irom Europe to Asia.
lOxplorationa of the ancient Norse
ruins in Labrador and oreenianu, re
toverv of the records which Peary left
tc Cape Columbia before the flnul
lash from there to the pole and
lenaiva radio experlmenta for which
F.ugene F. McDonald Jr., prraident of
Hie National Association or liroau
rastera of Chicago, will accompany
the expedition, are among the other
inilortskints projected.
T
armory April 24 and 25, It waa an
nounced today by George E. Love,
chairman of the committee an ar
rangements. Prominent citisens of the
city, and state officials will act :is
patrons nnd patronesses.
"Tho celebration will be a grand
carnival of fun, and everyone is In
vited," announces Mr. I.ove. 'The
executive committee of the legion
meets tomorrow night to lay plans f"r
the evening. Proceeds of the show will
go toward aiding the disabled men of
Lane county.
'Tart of the money will also go to
ward support of the W. C T. V.
Farm Home at C'orvallis, where chil
dren of a great many disabled men ore
being cared for. The newly-orgiinixed
boy acout council of Eugene will also
come in for a slice of the receipts."
C0J8T LEAGUE TO
(Contlnoed from page one)
McKenzie Line to
Be Reconstructed
Reconstruction of the McKenzie
telephone line from Thurston corner
to Iliglibankt, a distance of 2Vi miles
la being planned by the Cascade na
tional forest, and Smith U Taylor,
dlatrict rsnger, is making up plans
for tha work today, with assurance
from farmer lines in that aection that
they will co-operate with the forest
acrvice In the woVk.
How far the work will be carried oo
beyond Highbanka depends upon the
amount of money left and epeed with
which the work ia finished. Farmers
on the telephone line near Eugene
have decided not to co-operate with
the government in this work, it rs
stated. One set of poles will be pro
vided where heretofore two acts wore
required, on the Thuraton project.
Later on the foreat aervico will re
build the aix mile stretch of line from
Nimrod to Blue Hirer, aa aoon as the
road work ia finished.
Von Hindenberg is
Not to be Candidate
BERLIN, April 8. General Von
Hindenberg has declined to be a can
didate for the presidency of the Ger
man republic. Tbia decision having
been made known, it ia expected that
lr. Karl Jarres, who waa temporar
ily put aside In favor of the general,
will be nominated ahortly aa a can
didate of the nationalist combination
in the Apny.'O election.
STATISTICS
POLLOCK At tho liome, 1410 Sixth
avenue west, Hmxliy, April fi, 1025,
to Mr. ami Mrt. Edwin T. I'ollurk,
a son.
HAS KRANCIaSCO. April 6. Mana
ger of ib e gMt racifir Coait Irasuf
baMrhall teams linve nnnminced them-
stlvni rendr tor the annual pennant
rnre that will b started tomorrow.
Veo:lnr suitable for ularinjr is pre
dicted in the opening day cities.
J he champions. Seattle, arid the
near rhanipinns, San lrrnnrisco, will
mtt here. Karh team has been bol
stered up. the lorai squad especially
as to pirrhers. Sacramento and Oak
land vr'.W be the attraction at Sacra
mento with stronger lineups than Inst
'-ear.
Vernon will open a Salt like City
and report b indicate the largest open
ing day crowd of yeara. The Portland
ream will get into action with Log
Angclc on the Angels' home grounds.
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Special services in observance of
Holy week are to be held at St. Msrv'a
Cutljollc church this wck. Holy week
was uxhoied in yeniemiiy with l'nlm
Sunday. Other days to be observed
during the final week of the Lenti-n
period closes ae noon next isirurduy.
Services on Holy Thursday include
the exposition of tbe Hleised recre
ment all day from 8:30 a. m. to 7:0
p. m. There will be an 8:30 a. in.
mai this day. On Good Friday then
will be a pre-banctilied mass at H:4)
a. m. In the evening there will he pre
sented the 'Seven Last Words of
Jeans," rebersa'.B for this having been
under way for aome time. There will
be special sscrpd music for the pre
sentation, it is announced. ,
There will he a mns at 8:30 Sat
urday morning and af coon the Len
ten period will close. Services Easter
Sunday include masse at 0 a.' in..
8:30 a. m. and at 10:30 a. m.
Biscayne Park before tbe tornado
headed seaward, leaving several hun
dred homeless.
Rotary Will Hear
Water Bond Needs
i
Need for the water main eiten- j
aious and the new reservoir and the
McKenzie river intake will be told
the members of the Kugene Motury
Hub at tbe noon luncheon meeting to i
be held at the Oiburn hotel touior-1
row. J. V. McArthur of the engineer-
.iig ataf of the city light and water!
organization, will be tbe ttpeaker.
Other speakers will also be on tbe
program it is announced by Dr. W.
ti. .Seal, chairman of the committee
on arrangements.
CHURCH EVENTS TO
4 DEI 23 ME
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MIAMI, Fla., April C OW Four
persona were dead here today and -3
otbera were in hospitals, the toll of
the tornado which swooped erraticnlly
from the everglades yesterday nnd
left $1.V),000 property damage when
it vanished over the Atlantic. Tbe
death of Mrs. John T. Simpson of
West wood Park today increased tbe
death to four. The bulk of the dam
age was 'done at a dairy six miles
west of Miami, where Mrs. Mathilda
SchultK, 70. was killed, several injured
and six buildings demolished before
the twister rose to strike again at
a madhouse hear Little Tliver.
Two died there, John Wasdin Simp
son, 8, and K. K. Sullivan. Several
others were injured.
A mile and a half .further on It
pounced on KUsaheth Park. Ten
housese were splintered there and
thence it bounded aloug irregularly,
swooping to snap trees from their
roots, lift a house and barn from
foundations, toy with them and de
posit them in a field a quarter of a
mile away.
Several homes were demolished in
Holy week services for St.'Mary'a
Kp.acojml church starting tolny, arc
unuuuuced by ltcv. Frederick O. Jen
nings, rector. f
The following it the program fo:
the remainder of the week:
Monday Holy communion at 9:30
a. in.; Litany and mediation at 4 p. m.
Tuesday Holy communion Ht U&'i
H. in; Service fur children at 4:15 p. ui.
Wednesday Holy communion ut
H;3 a. in.; Litany and meditation at
4. p. m.
Maundy Thursday Holy commun
ion at 7:30 a. m.; Litany und medita
tion at 4 p. in.
Good Krjdny Morning prayer and
pro-auspbural service at 'J a. m. ;
Three hoars service at 12 noon to 3
p. m.
Easter Even Morn:ng prayer and
pro-snapboral service at 8 a. tu,; Holy
baptism at 4 p. m..
Kanter Day Choral eucharist at
6:30 a. m.; Holy communion at 8 a.
m.; Children's Easter flower service
at 10 a. m.; Choral eucharist and ser
inan at 11 a. m.; Evening prayer and
sermon at 7:30 p. m.
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$500 Damage Done .
' By Fire on River
Road Sunday Night
Vire nf nnknnu-n nritnn dent roved n
garage nnd automobile at the home of
T. A. Hurd near tbe River school
bouse on Hiver road mat night at 9:30
o'clock. The Eugene fire department
was called out, and made a run to the
scene, but arrived too late to be of
any assistance,
A brooder house containing 350
month-old chicks whs also destroyed,
together with a bicycle, and other
tcola and articles. The damage, as
estimated by Mr. ilunl, -was more
than I'jOO.
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SOUGHT III EUGEI.E:
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To raise the $rtO0 necesdary for the '
holding of the children's pageant here
by the Lane county cboola May 9,
the fair committee of the Eugene
chamber of commerce is starting to
solicit. It is pointed out to local bust-
dm men by the committee members
that the pageant will bring thousands
of people in from all parts of Lane
county and that from a community
viewpoint the event looms as large as
many state conventions that have been
held here. It is expected that tbe
.necessary funds will be raised within
short time as tha committee is '
stressing the fart that it will mean i
much to Eugene, in a business way as
well as a display of interest in the
schools of the county.
LADIES OF THE 0. A. R.
Will hold a silver tea at the Ar
mory Wednesday, April Sth at 2 p.
m. The public nnd the Relief Corps
all are cordially invited.. aO
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SAI.K Almost new Simmons
full aised "Ace" bed spring. Singer
drophead sewing machine. Hoy's
coaster wagon. 112 Kast 11th.
VES, I aell Kureka Cleancra. Call
for demonstration. A. WYATT.
phone 1750. mO
the Kasv Worker. Call 1750. Ask for
YVYATT. . mO
HICKS At the home, Friday. April
H. llll'S, to Mr. Rnd Mrs. Italph J.
Hicks, of l.'iin Fifth avenue vest.
a son, Itohert tiordin; weight,, eight
pound.
Limbs ache?
With a large crowd of the curious
on hind, a gathering that practically
filled every aeat in tbe circuit court
room, the trial of Carl Leabo of
(Ires well charged vitn a statutory
crime opened this morning. The jury
was selected and tbe opening state
ments made before noon. The trial
was reounied this afternoon and up
ro a late hour the teatimony was ttiil
being beard. John Manning, Portland
attorney, is defendant's cminKel. The
ci ae ia be nar urosecuted br John S. i
Medley, district attorney. The com
plaining witnesii against Ieabo is a
young girl of 10 year. The cane is
being tried before Judge J. C. Kcn
diH of Coos couuty.
Tbe following a re : jurors se
lected: Charles (..tton. Henjumin
Conger. E. C. Cole, Hatiie It. Hrury.
John Mctiuire. W. L. Coji;ernoll.
Ithetta Templeton, Kurnrst Schrenk,
J. W, Maltman, Murgaret Lee Itnpp,
Felix Sparks, Liar a C. Hognn.
flats at Sixth avenue and Lincoln
street, at a cost of approximately
$50,000.
The houses will face oa Sixth ave
nue west and on Lincoln street, while
the flats will be erected on a private
driveway in tbe rear of the property.
Tbe flats will be rescued by a private
roadway, 14 feet wide, that will empty
on Sixth avenue. They will be built
facing each other, on oppoaite sides
ef the roadway. Sir garages for ten
anta of the flats will be erected to the
south of the alley aide.
The houses will be six and seven
rooms, two stories, while the flats
will be four rooms each, one story
high. Fred Chess, manual training 'n
structor at Eugene high school, wh)
designed the buildings, will superin
tend construction during tbe summor
holiday.
of tbe Y. M. C. A., and Dr. N. C Nel
son, "Y" president,: are planning to
attend the boys workers' conference
to be held at Estt park, Colorado,
June 4 to 12, according to announce
ment today by the local association.
Tbe conference which Is international
in scope and i held every five yeara.
The last conference was held in Aus
tria, problems of hoy work and out
lines of a program for the assoua-ti-ns
for the next five years will be
taken up at the meeting, is the an
nouncement received "by Mr. Walter.
Although no announcement has been
made it is possible that other ineni
the conference.
THE BUTTON SHOP
Tieatirg, Buttons and Henwtltchhst
W 7ih Ate. East. Pnnoe 1715-J.
Boys Leader Will
Go to Conference
W. P, Walter, boys work secretary
Strengthens Weak Eyes
Old fafabioned camphor, witchhasel,
hydrastis, etc., as mixed in Lavoptik ;
eye wash, strengthens eyes and re-lit-vea
any rate weak, strained or:
sore eyes. Acta surprisingly quick.
Aluminum eye rup free. Aliens
Drug store, 86 9th Ave. East. ;
NOTICE
to
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ITarakliahmiint nf m navv Htintrn Inw
court for Eugene Is announced by
Lawson Q. Bradley, broker for K.
Large, who expects to erect six indi
viduel bcuses and tvro threc-fnmily
TUESDAY
A Melodrama of a Cow ard's Fight for Manhood
. "FEARBOUND"
Drama of the West, Red Blooded Action, Thrills and Romance
WITH
Marjorie Daw
Will Nigh
Niles Welsh
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753-5th W.
Kindly call nt box-office for
your two tickets, good this
date only.
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Every service club and fraternal or
ganisation in Eugene will be invited
by the American legion to take part
in the big entertainment pageant, "A
Night In pirla." to be stated nt the
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Completely
Keeping v a 1 u n b 1 o
papers around tho homo
might bo Biife, but yet
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You enn get lW?o
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ECZEMA
You will be compelled to
admit that the results of
S.S.S.are really amazing!
MANY people Imagine that
(etna or tetter needs only
ome external application on the
akin In order to got relief. This la
because tbe attention of the suf
ferer la so violently dlreoted to tho
Intense burning and Itching which,
accompanlos this disease. Try aa
they may permanent relief will
never be tholra uutll the disease
laden blood Is thoroughly cleansed.
We know thore la one thing that
stops enema and that Is more red
Mood-cells! RS.S. builds them by
the million! You can Increase your
red-blood-cells to tho point where
It Is practically Impossible for ec
tema to exist. We know that aa
bloodcella Increase In number,
blood Impurities vanish! We also
know that night follows day. Both
are facts! llut have you, enema
sufferers, ever actually taken art- !
vantage of this wonderful fact?
Thousands uat llko you have never
thouRht shout It. Skin eruutlona,
enema, with all Ita fiery, skin dig
Ring torture, and its soul tanrlna:.
unreachable Itching, pimples,
blackheads and bolls, they all pack
lip and go, when tho tldo of blood
r.ella begins to roll Int Wood-cells
are tho fighting giants of Nature)
B B S. builds them by the million!
It has been doing It since 1828.
8.8 S. la one of tho grcntest
Mood-cell builders, blood clftanacni
and body strengtheners known to
us mortals! When you put these
facts together. then to continue
to have enema and skin eruptions
looks more like a sin than a dis
ease. 88.8. contains only vege
table medicinal ingredients. Bo
cause 6.8.6. does build red btond
cells, it routs enema, clears the
skin, builds firm flesh, fills out
hollow cheeks, and gives you that
more up and golug appearance.
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Take that aching stiffness out
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Apply Sloan's lightly. Don't rub
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the ache. All druggists 35 cents.
Sloan's Liniment
"kills pain!
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them exercise for their
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