Friday Evening, April 10,
Pags Two
l'HE EUGENE GUABD
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OFFICE
AT NEXT MEETING
WATER TEST CHARTS PREPARED
Chemical Analysis of Water From McKensie and Willamette Rivers Provides Proof
of Need of New Supply, Sought in Bond Issue Proposal
FOB C01T CASES
fihill tb city council recooiid'r
making an appropriation to help
maintain (be I'nited Stare employ
ment office?
This question will a fain be decided
by the rit council at another bmy
-fts:n .Monday night, wben Frank I,
'iuibcra, preiident of the Kugene
..luiirer of commerce, will appear in
. naif if a jjii to Wr of prominent lo
ci cifizeiii, to ak that tba appro-i-i
miittu be continued on behalf of
lumber employes who represent the
big'-at pjyroil in tiiv county.
Other questions looming on the
council calendar are on the recom
mendation for a city planning com
mit. oo, favored at a ma si meeting of
citizens Just night at the V. M. C. A.;
paauige of aereral ordinaucea fur
street improvements; petitions, re
ports of committees and payment of
March bills.
Harry JJevereaux, city engineer,
will recommend that the city council
overrule tba remum trance of Uw
fenca T. Harris and Kichard Shore
Umith against the assessment on
Heights boulevard. The amount as j
jtevst-d against property on this pro
ject was fair and just, Mr, l)ever-
eauz says, and benefited the property
far mora than the amount charged
for It
Other petitions ask for a street
light at Twenty-sixth avenue and Co
lumbia street; repair work of Twenty-fourth
avenue by graveling, aa well
as Itamey street connecting Twenty
third and Twentj-fourth; aewer ex
tensions in the block bounded by
Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Oak and
Willamette streets; and street im
provement and sidewalk on Perry
street from Third avenue east for
bslf a block.
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EU6EME, OREGON.
Compiled from Records of Eugene Water Board.
! . Drawing of a new grand jury was
' completed this afternoon and the
' seven jnrors are expected to meet
Ueec today to be sworn in. recie
their instructions and ect a fore
man. Tae jurors are Hsttie B. Drurr.
housewife, Springfield; Margaret Lee
Kapp. housewife, Kugeue; W. L. Cop-p-rnoU.
jeweler, fcujtene; H. .
martt, firmer, motor route A;
t harlra t'olton, retired, Eugene; Kr
nt S hreuh. farmer, Goshen; John
ik-Guire, barber, Eugene.
Six more jurors were also dra
for the circuit court panel. These are
t. IeHusk, George lloughtot,
t. Brist.w. Edward K Judkios. 1 1
t'Kilen. S. B. Hayden, ail of Eugene.
The circuit ruwt term will b k jui
oleted with the closioc f present
case of the at at? r..us B?gg undr
; wjy today, ati.-..iiing to annouacement
of Judge J. C. Kendill. t ie jury
panel fas not discbtirjc-d but oo!y
; excused subject to tue call ot Judge
U. K. Skipworth. It is not expected
that there will be any call unless there
is a special court term or some one
of the sraod jury is unable to serve.
the jutke announced from the bench.
In dismissing the jury panel Judge
! Kendall thanked them and voiced bis
i appreciation for their work and ac-
i teudance at the court sessions.
was announced today. Tbt services
begin at 10:Z'J a. dl
Stewart's Mass in "L" will be aung
by tbe choir '-of St. Mary's church at
these services. This is a military
ma as specially written fur the dedica
tion of St. iominec'a church at San
' Francisco, and held to bo one of the
most beautiful modern liturgical com
positions. Through an error it was reported
in the first published announcement
that the choir would aing "The Seven
Last Words' cantata at high mata in
1'orilaod April 26. The Stewart mass
will be sung at tbe Portland service, it
is stated, the same as sung in Eugene
Sunday morning.
Following is the program at the
Catholic cburcb for Easter Sunday:
10:13 a. in. Ave Maria: Bach
Gounod, Mia Mildred Baldwin.
10:it0 a. in. K.rrie, Gloria and Cre
do: Stewart.
Oftertorv: Reguia Colli: Giorxa;
Sanctis: Gounod; Benedict us; Gou-:
nod; Agnus Lei; Stewart.
Becess:onal: Gloria in English: Mo- j
xarr. j
Soloists will be as follows: Mildred 1
Baldwin, John Beardsleyi Anna Ca- j
letta Shaeffers, Evelyn Bristow, with;
Kdith McMullen at the organ; Charles 1
Uunyon, piano; Harry Hevereaui,
cello; Arthur Hendershott, violin;
Eileen Colbert, violin; Tess McMullen,
noun.
Tbe chorus of 40 voices will be un
der direction of Hugh Winder.
tified to send representative to ac
company tbe patient on tbe trip.
Ninety per cent of India's popula
tion cannot purchase anything ex
cept tbe bare necessities of life, y
the department of commerce.
THE BUTTON SHOP
nesting. Buttons and titm
SO 7th Ave. Kist. Phone
'WlttkfeJ
IVSrilK WITH HEXIIY TRn
Showncda. the cboUs -f the sttotJ
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Cry po
Sheriff Frank E. Taylor left yester
day for Salem to obtain extradition
papers to bring back William Maddux
from Turlocb, Cal. Mnddox escaped
from jttil hem after being sentenced to
nerve one year in the state peniten
tiary on a liquor chnrj;e. The sheriff
is expected to return here from the
south Sunday with his prisoner. Gov
ernor Tierce today iaatied a rquii
linn n the governor of California for
the extradition to I.ane of Mnttox.
iUO LATE TO CLASSIFY
I.. E. hoiges
42 West Stb St.
tiutf-
Wonderful buy in a modern home,
lit ru woi.il floors throughout; 7 rms.
nit furnished in L'. of o. district.
I'.ve rooms in very good condition,
small p.iy men t down, MlHUce fJ5
per too it tti.
l-'ive-rooin plastered biue on pav
ed tr'.'t clomi in (tK down, bal
ance easy,
ftrittO
5 rooms plastered; 3 acres all in
.walnuts near Santa t'lara.
SKVKKAL TRACTS TO EX
CIIANGK FOU CITY I'KoP
EtCTV. CITY I'HOl KltTY TO
EXCJIVXGK FOB ACREAGE.
I E. IKKHXtES
4'J West 8th St. X'hone lty or 734 J.
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Charts prepared from data obtained
from chemical analyais of the waters
of the Willamette and the McKenzie
rivers are being displayed by,C. A.
McClain, supermtendent of public
utilities, to bring to the attention of
Eugene voters the need for providing
a source of pure wateY through the
McKensie water project bond Issue
to be up for a decision at the special
election April 13.
Tbe chart showing the companions
between the Willamette and McKen-
MtiNEY for you on your car at low
rate cf interest. No delay. Get your
car repaired and painted, with a
new to ii ml tires. We will loan you
the money or buy your car. We are
in the market for tH used cars.
We will refinance your paper. See
us. 071 Oak St., Eugene, Ore.
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CONCERT CONTRIBUTORS
First National bank (20
IT. S. National bank
Schaefers brothers
McMorran it Washburne , . 23
Osburn hotel 23
Eugene Guard ' 23
J. C. Penney company .... 23
Morning Register 23
Bank of Commerce 20
Stien brothers . , 20
Zie rivers contains daily analysia re
ports on bacteria and gas fermenta
tion. Tbe gas fermentation ia indica
tive of colon bacilli, the source of
disease. The bacteria analysis show
ing tbe content indicates the relative
difference found between the sam
ples of Willamette and McKeuzie
river waters.
The figures on tbe charts contain
exact daily reports from October J3
to Man h 13. In explanation of the
lines on the graph Mr. McClain
Neil McDonald la socut master of
these troops and is assisted b. Goron
Hype. Scouts Clark and Gail Spnr
bvk have been transferred from
Montana and have added strength to
the troops, Clark is a first class scout
with n'ne nier:t nadgea. Ieland Har
ris has been transferred from Cali
fornia. This troop is issuing challen
ges for baseball to the other troops
o the city. The lenders state that an
abundance of good material is shown
Smut Scribe was awarded the highest
honors during the past month. Many
new uniforms are in evidence and it
ia expected that in the not distant
future the entire troop will be unl-
itnies -that on the chart showing
gas fermentation that in the three
months period under survey the Mc
Kenzie only twice crossed the ''dan
ger line" as vividly shown on the
chart, once in October during the
heavy flood end again during tbe thaw
early in January, Only twice in the
period of three months has the Mc
Kenzie showed a higher bacteria con
tent that the Willamette, the figures
indicate.
formed. Besides the officers named
above, Ilorijier Bailey is St. Patrol
ieadrr, and Harvey Mursu la scribe.
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High mass will he celebrated at St
Mary's Catholic church on Easter
Sunday by the Reverend E. Murnane
of Monroe, assisted by the Reverend
E. V, O'Hnra,' deacon, and the Rev
erend D. V. Curley, sub-deacon, ji
WILLAMETTE COLLECTION AND
CREDIT SERVICE
Collection Specialists. 8H0 Willam
ette St. Phone :t7S. C. S. Hillon, Mg.
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BIG DANCE
At Veneta Every Saturday Night
Under new ma n a rem on t.
Bob Holstpn's Orchestra
Everybody Welcome.
FOR SAUK Farm lighting plant. At
a bargain. Fully guaranteed. Write
Guard 22.1. ii
ANTE! Girl 2t or over for gen
eral housework. Care Guard 221.
alt
LOST License plate for nmiorvyHr.
No. N-;iO, attached to tail light.
Leave at Guard office. slil
With an additional contribution of
$23 announced for tbe fund to fl
nnuce a series of summer band con
certs In Eugene the total is now $210.
The new contribution announced Inst
night mas by the Morning Register.
A call for contributions in any
amount ia to be made in order that a
sufficient amount be assured to make
arrangements with the L O. O. F.
baud. The Eugene chamber of com
merce is actively supporting the
movement to provide Eugene muiic
lovers with entertainment and it I
predicted that a sum much more than
the a mo not last year, more than $300
will be raised here for the purpose. I
Scout Troops are
Showing Increase
Th, work of Ihc lloj Srouli of Eu
'n ia proirtising in fins ia
Ih. atatemtnt of thoie in charge
Troop, twi and four apnnan.fH by
lb Klrt Christian rhurrh hara hn
combined for the aummcr monlba.
DANCE
AT TRIANGLE LAKE
Saturday, April 11th
Music br
CROSBY AND HIS NITE HAWKS
Komis nro in good condition
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DICTIONARY COUPON-SAVE IT!
The Eugene Guard
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OF
Mail Orders
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clude. T eanla
po. la fa np to UO
mllra; Id rvoti
np to 300 nlloa:
or for irvatar
alliance, ajk
Tour poetiBiiter
tor rat on t
pound.
Tbr of theaa coupons, pr tented, or
nailed to (hit n,panr with a nominal
turn lo coTr coal of handling, padtinx.
clerk nlra, distribution, etc,
amounting to onlj ,
98c
Entitles every reader to a New
Enlarged Universities Dictionary
Without furthar Expenao or Obligation
and Msnay Sack If Nat Sat'sriae)
Your Old Dictionary Is Now Out of Date
Till I th Weal took for pelvlng CrMO-word Pwu'ea
BAKING POWDER
we Otitvces for CD
Mrc dm album and a half for a Quarter
WHY PAY HIGHER PRICES?
Millions of Pounds Used by the Government
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. COHMITTEO TO HOSPITAL
William F. McClaren of Eugene,
tfho was committed to the state hos
pital at Salem yesterday by the coun
ty judge, after examination by )r. S.
M. Kerron, was to be taken to Salein
this afternoon. The hospital was no-
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TOTHER:- Fletchtr'scJ
toria is a pleasant, harm!.
Substitute for Castor Oil, Par,
gone, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups, especially prepay,
for Infants in arms and Children all ages.
To avoid imitations, always look or the signature of
I'roven directions on each r-trirarc Physicians everywhere recommenil
A LAUGH A MINUTE
A THRILL A SECOND
wait 'till you see
this great film
entertainment
RUPERT
HUGHES'
production of his
novel ana play
Also
"ZOWIE"
The third dimension movie
"Grand Canyon of Arizona"
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TATH ENEWST ,
REGULAR PRICES
Fob- Easter
You can find the choicest kinds of met. here and the
assortment is good
1925 SPRING LAMB
FANCY HENS AND CHICKENS
CHOICE STEW BEEF ROASTS
FANCY GRAIN FED PORK
MILK FED VEAL ROAST
Tlio sweetest of sugar cured Bacon and Hams to go with the eges for
breakfnot Knsfer morning.
Broders Bros.
80-8th Ave. West
Phone 40
Ride
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mn ' Bin III
andtA'jlk
""HE SPARK PLUG lhat keep brain and nerves and muscles
imung on an c cylinders when most oF your friends are
complaining or opnng l-ever is a common-sense diet.
In springtime the heavy foods of winter slow you up make you
feel tired, lazy, listless.
Just try lunching on Tru-Blu Grahams and milk for a week. You'll
cheat spring fever.
Order From YourGfocer . Now
finlrl In hits -I.J ...a.
- ... I.H iun, in va'iD. boxes
and In B-lb. half caddies
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TRU-BLU BISCUIT COMPANY-Spokane and Portland
Saturday and Monday Specials
10 lb. sack of Best C'ano Sugnr.$
l'R) ii). sack isost Lane Sugar
10 lb. Potatoes
Fresh Creamery Butler, lb
4 Florida Grapefruit
4 lbs. Kubarb
2 Bunches Asparagus
3 Heads Good Lettuce
3 pkgs. Post Toasties
4 lbs. Bulk Macaroni .
4 lbs. Bulk Cocoa
3 lbs. Head Rice
6 lbs. Small V.hite Beans
fi lbs. J)rv Onions
2 pks. Puff Wheat
3 pkgs. Slued -Wheat
10 Tall Cans Armour's Milk ...
2 cans Shrimp
3 large cans Tomatoes
3 cans good Corn
5 No. 2 cans Broken Sliced Pine
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4 large cans Apricots or Pcac
Joe can Pork nnd Beans
2-3"c cans Salmon j
3 pkgs. Jcllo
18 (17,. bottle Catsup i
2 oval cans Sardines
Xo. 10 pail Pure Lard
Quart can Wesson Oil
1 gal. can Wesson Oil
3 lb. box Soda Crackers
4 J lb. box Graham Crackers .
Bacon pieces, lb
0 lb. can lioval Club Coffee
One lb. can Din. W. Coffee
3 lbs. pcaberry Coffee
4 lb. package'Seedless Hasins
A good Broom ..
4 cans Lighthouse Cleanser
fi bars Crystal White Soap
20 bars Sunny Monday Soap .
t:i in. sacK I'rincess Hour
lies
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2.45
Kellogg Breakfast-Food Soecial
1 pkg. cornflake, 1 pkg all-bran, 1 pkg. Krumbles and 1 pkr Pen
Value 58c, our price ' j
2 dor. Juicy Oranges """""
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.35
Haskell Feed & Grocery Co.
- ui v.ijr ieiepnone 522
Mail orders filled from these prices
904 Olivo St.