The Eugene guard., April 11, 1925, Image 27

TITE KTOEXE GUARD
Page Eleven
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prrninir. -April H. 1
P1NCHOT. AND WIFE SEEK OFFICE
Conor... to Be Goal of Governor of Pennsylvania; Mr. Pinchot
Id Rlaht There When It Come, to Helping In Campaign
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PICODIILHILUl j ;
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t.'ia ""I!"""1 p'"1':'
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D(.irpl" ''?1","i;i.,;r.K marks
Aprl. i . ri.le (rrU in
k'r t i( II- araioSa as a
net"" .. , i.n.li field for
M ,,fl t b proven.
:,.."f i, iwfr ! Rive her
D" r n,l nearly every
M'ltt; ber'uilKlllJ- '"""
'J itruiitrr Hi"",
I " f l be Stilus
" mw ju't a few decades ai(..;
? i .....i, u loni enough
eaoiita I"
pyix ill ml
1! mk
L ,(l the nl.il. ' Jnat a monster
Pt'". .iil the newest form of
if,"; naval power, air power. Her
n interrogation
... is wrmr
. -Kmnil are concerned; it de-
V. od arluul. practical exper-
rna Ibe laiim-liing '"" nJ
I. ...in of ll.e V airships that
r i ff.nmi'ii urninmrnr.
'JpbeUlf is Jmt a fast, lightly
rtj but lining unir..
, ?rt tier m-nm..
t where til1' can rain bombs
rtfoj ImitlP f"""'" nr ''Vric8.
The original pin
Mhave "t her in inn vim-r nu.uu
'r'j ajso as mia of a fl" "f
Brur(. battle cruisers ever de-
ffne would iinvn hmkhi m-ij
i fiehiine Nhip. the. whole
of ber iPimiti..
fioi'igneil jih n niirroft tratiK
hnwerer, t'"4 Saratoga will be
of (he Krangest in appearam-P
k -ver CfMie down to sen. All
totihamper hn g'e by the board
leivc only tli- va?t flymft deck.
iMl her wh"U leriftin dmi sprran
mifUbipi to nn rtrnif brendih
1(15 feet. Crowded ver to one
. rtf ihst Heck will h'- the rediu'e-l
ijwim of her Mnrku, a rramped
iiiiiK bridge, nnn a siunipy innm
ir her wirpfepn aenaia aiorr,
look, when completed, like n
.((it ''aitoing harge with a mi.i-
Md'fkload find nil the symmetry
brAuty f 1 1 n that would Itave
ti a cruiser will be. larkmjr.
Has Potential Force
But in the IW hea.y bombers and
combat and otherJypoH of nirrrntt
irnpd to clenr the air from the
ka of the bi( craft, the Sarat'RU
cirry a patent inl destructive fore;
rster than would have been tho
ft of her giiDR. She will have
ih eiplosivcs in reserve to r
ii i lie itirtdiip nftcr they have
lippil charges that would wreck a
She will carry machine shops
expert mechanic by .the score to
her air brood in fish ting trim,
wilt carry rmmgli gasoline and
to keep nil the motor cars of a
town in operation for a week,
db p will have every appliance that
al iiiKenuitff "has yet devised to
ist the planes when they set out
ihur gniu idiisiodh of destruction.
The speed of the ship is her great
i asset. .She will be able to slash
rough any but the heaviest ei
a Tate almost equivalent to a rail
tii iperd of 40 miles an hour. Given
speed and thn engine power and
capacity to maintain it hour after
', the. nrrier could range far
mi of the battle fleet and tlion pro:
nor air flotilla another 200 or
miles farther to strike the first
at an approaching enemy. She
ilbe from seven to ten knots foster
the fastest lwtlleship. and only
most nu'dern cruisers or destroy-
"ouM keen pace with her.
The navy has had no rfinuce yet to
"lire with any such weapon as
. The alow, cumbersome and itn-tis-d
second tine enrriers so far
wrvice have hern able barelr to
mish a hint of what such a ship
me Mratogn might be expected to
fmplijh. Maneuver in which thev
jctitned have beeu almost entirely
'.itnirtive, with most of tho air
't inj carrier elements imagined
it than real. Jtut during the
'-( drills and war games, witi,
Saratoga and her gigantic sister,
iifxington, in connnissinn, there
be real tryouis under war comli-
aml it i, from these that final
tmetit will bo drawn as to the
of carriers in future bnttls
'Wtiom,
m WOMEN -
SHOULD BE
ENCOURAGED
ft" Like This Prove iheReli.
yof Lydia E. Pinkham'.
Vegetable Compound
lnl. i .1.. ...
idiir V? , : """"iKin. "I took
inoimn lor weaK
f. peiis.bRckaclipand
W : Jr I lervmisncss. 1 had
Ihi'se Irouhlrs lor
years and had ta-
Krn Olhor mAril.
c:iws for them, but
i hRve found no
medii-ino ao f&od
as tho Vouetahle
C'nni(ound and 1
r-comniond it to
n'T friends who
' to min i n'e 'foiil'loa im
krtt I 1 " "rtvcrtisod and
WJif"?."1 "V nd it has
i eh, 7 ' "'VtrouWiW. I have
It'll , hnv- 'ho
'kne Z.l?.'"h on WK n. for
f"eh .V K- "PPotito and
kuaT :, f'er childbirth
WaLfi - n''darhoa. It is a
fi?u . ''' l- Pinkham'.
r l""iriht ye.
'Kmnt E v u v. Mrs- x;Et
' f No-1. Turtle Lake,
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Upoer right, Governor Plnchot.
looks when campaigning.
Below Mrs. Plnchot as she
Jty CrtALKS P. STEWART
(NKA Service Writer)
xyASHINGTOX, April 11. Gover
nor Gifford I'incht of Pennsyl
vania with his "bone dry" ideas, for
prohibition, is causing regular Hepub
Means no little worry.
For it is reported that the gover
nor plana to run for the Spnnte in
on a strict prohibition platform
and that if he wins he intends to
make a bid for the Kepublicnn nom
ination in 1028.
And he is not going to make his
race alone. For the reports that
place the governor in th senatorial
gossip also say that Mrs. 1'inchot
will travel along on the same plat
form in quest of a seat in Congress.
I'inchot is regarded frankly in
Washington official circles as a first
class political pest because of his
"bone dry" ideas on prohibition.
Prohibition is a questionable vast
majority of public men prefer to
have left strictly lone
Politicians Uncertain
The great mass of politicians are
decidedly uncertain of how their home
folk would line up if the proposition
was put to a test at the polls. Con
sequently they shrink from voting
on it, they refuse to- talk Vnbout it
and they shiver when they hear any
body else discussing it, lest they he
dragged in.
Yet it's a snTliject I'inchot is dig
ging into continually. If he treated
it as a problem of his own, iu his
rn parity as governor of the Key
stone State, it wouldn't be so bad,
but he persistently presents it as a
national isdne. -
lie nagged the late President Hard
ing with it to the limit of his en
durance and now it appears Presi
dent Coolidge's turn, has come.
An irritating feature of it is that
administration advisors were just
thinking the president had succeeded
in getting the prohibition "buck" off
his hands by cleverly announcing
that the federal government can't
possibly suppress -bootlegging that
its job ends with tho prevention of
smuggling and illicit warehouses
that stnte, county and city author
ities must look after those who ac
tually sell the stuff to its "ultimate
consumers."
"Wise Ones" Pleased
Tho "wise ones" interpreted this
as amounting to a local option dec
laration, siiwo it wns obvious that
local officials would provide their
own communities with just the nin-
ouui if enforcement they wanted
no less and no more. .
Mow Pim-hot's plans to come be
for this state and country with s
"bone dry" platform tears thing
wide open in more ways than one.
In the first "place. Pinefaot is far
from a "regular" Hepublieau. He
wants to take bis tog away from
Senator George W harton Pepper,
who is. Congressman L. T. McFad- j
den, another "regular," would be :
weeded out of the House of Itepre-j
sentativea if Mrs. Pinchot should win,
tOO. .'.''
At first thought, it may seem as.
if the l'inchots couldn't-win on a,
dry platform in wet Pennsylvania.
Still, the husband managed to get
himself elected governor.
Good Campaigners -He's
a bard fighter, and he and
his wife, who is a good campaigner,
would make a spectacular fight. More
over, Senator 'Pepper has another rt j
val in Congressman W. S. Vare, and j
the contest's triangular character may
count in Pinrhot'a favor. ( j
As for the 1!JS Itepublican presi-:
dentinl nomination, -it isn't much of a ,
secret that President Coolidge wants
that once more for himself.
JLriu-e he looks with little enthu
siasm on Gov. Pim-hot's scheme to
boost himself into Senate promi
nence where the lightning will have
a better chance to strike him.
Itesidcs, win or lose, the governor
will Create a great hullabaloo over
dry law enforcement, he may suc
ceed in making a ' recognized big
party issue of it, and -thru nobody
can tell what will happen.
T
Women of England
Roused br Dress
With Bird Feathers
LONUOX, April 11. OW Use of
stuffed humming birds for decorative
purposes in dre has aroused the .ve
of the Royal Society for the Protec
tion of Hirds, which issued anew ap
peal recently to women, urging them
to abstain from wearing the fe.ither?
of egrets, birds of paradise, herons
and other rare species in the name of
humanity and common sense. Impor
tation of the plumage of these birds
and others is prohibited by nn act,'
of parliament passed in 1021. '
There is a tremendous illegitin.au; j
traffic in the plumage of tMese ranv
birds, not only in England, but in the;
Inited States and other parts ot tne
world, according to statements made
at the annual meeting of the society
in London, when ways and means
were-. discussed to put an end to this
business. A proposal was made ro
form an international committee
under the league of nations, and the
Duchess of Somerset likened to say
ages the women who adorned thenp
selve? with Oiese contraband feather.
Mrs. Fox Pitt made a striking
speech, in which she Btartled the
members by announcement that but
recently she had seen an evening
gown with stuffed humming birds all
over it. She counted them, she said,
and was astonished to ascertain that
127 of the little creatures had been
used for the "creation." 1
Another dress described by Mis.
Pitt-required the skins of 14 birds
of paradise to be sewed into the ma
terial. - - ,
UDOX, April 11 W Efforts !
to solve the mystery of the "human 1
held squeeiers," a tribe of whirti al--most
nothing is known and which '
lives ifl the wilds of the mountains I
between the main Amazon basin and
the northern Andes, is to be one Mi
the aims of an exploring expedition'
to South America io be made next'
summer by Dr. William M. McGov- ;
em, one of England most daring'
anthropologists. Dr. McGnvern. wL-.n
was born in Brooklyn, X. V.. visited)
l.jiasa. the forbidden city of Ttbi-t. t
disguised as a Buddhiat monk, last ;
year, ami 'nas hendid numerous othri
expeditions in various parts of tliej
world in the interest of anthropolog-!
icnl research work. i
Possess Mines .
The "human head squeezers" who I
have a way of reducing the heads of f
their victims to the sine of h person s j
first, according to Dr. MeGovern, also,
are supposed to be the possessors f j
gold and diamond mines in their nn- j
live haunts just to the nort.i of Ihej
Amazon jungles. The Londoner plans'
to -spend seven to ten months, in their :
m,dT, studying their habits and cus- j
toms. Xo white man has ever solved
the process of how heads arp reduced
in sise without so much as dittfi?urim
any of the -victim's features and
the interest of science Dr. MrGoVern
hopes to be able to overcome this
riddle in the course of his explora
tions of this tribe Sod its baunis.
where no white man. so far as known,
has ever Iwfore set foot.
Dr. McGpvern will carry a wireless
receiving set, cameras and other ap
paratus necessary for expeditions of
this kind. He proposes to make ob
servation and drawings which will
be of future use to scientists through
out the world. (
"I shall be particularly interested m
anthropological research work in tuu
Amazon basin where iuteresiing re
mains, such as great rock temples, of
prehitoric tribe, are supposed to
exist but to this day Lave never beo
seen by the vhite man," said the ex
plorer. "Diamonds and guld nuggeis
have beeii bought from some of th
natives on the edge of the unexplored
country, atd there is a belief that the
natives have discovered mines wit ain
their native haunts from which they
extract the precious stones and metal
now and then. These uatives of tin
interior tiave not even been seen by
white men, so far as I know, and
have been carrying on feuds for gen
erations with all persons, white or
b.ark. who have attempted to. invad-'
their territory.'
The expedition will terminate it
Lima, Porn, perhaps early next ye.ir.
from which place Dr. MeGovern will
go to the I'nit'd States before return
ing to London.
Unwashed Windows
HCLL, Eng.. April 11. .Some of
the famous English glass windows
here have not been washed for six
centuries because of the mininken be
lief that washing might destroy the
mellowing effect of time.
I It Ought To Help
LOXDOX. April 11. A British in
i.veutor claims to have done nun-h, to
j ward ending cursing in the world. Hi
I has invented a golf ball that starts
whistling an soon as it hits the
'ground, and thus aids the "dub" in
To Leave In May
Dr. MeGovern plans to leave Lon
don early in -May and in the trip
across the Andes will cover parts ot
Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru
i Referendum Plan
j Meets Approval
! MEDF(iril). Ore.. April II. At a
1 meeting of the .Ltrkson county gam"
protective amorist ion here recently,
: it was unanimously decided to endorse.
the propo.-pd referendum of house bill
j 502. passed by the recent legislatur",
taking ten par cent of the game fund
; f'-r general state expenditures.
I A committee was jtlso appointed to
advise, with the state 'game coinniis
i sion as to where and what kind" of
fish to plant in Jackson county, and it
was derided to take immediHte actiou
to stop the ill ecu I killing of Chin i
pheasants in s tirhern Oregon, it be
ing m lintaincd by several - speakers
that these hirds will soon be wip"d
out unless the present unrest ricl-'d :
slaughter is stopped.
New Wunderhose
Just received new shipment of AVuialerhose. You
will find .our hosiery department will save you con
siderable money if you will give it a trial.
Cotton Hose
Children's Hose (new
colors) .;..... 25c
ladles' cotton... 25c and 50c
Men's Cotton Hosiery
' 25c
These are all(35c values.
'- Wear Ever
Aluminum
Always a complete lino of
Wear Kver at Hill's, wnlch
for Bg Wear Ever Special
this month.
Just New!
Just arrived new lot of chok
ers, in many new shades, al
so new Vanities and Brace
lets. you'll like, these.
Silks
Wunderhose Silk (all col.
oral $1.00
Silk 75e
Men's silk 50c and 75c
The best ailk Hosiery val
uts that obtain anywhere.
Ladies' Knit
Underwear
Complete stocks Knit Vests
and Suits, all sizes and many
stylea in Spring weights.
Dinnerware
Our open stock Dinnerwaro
will pleaso you many beau
tl'ul patterns from which to
make a choice. .
TRY
' Hills Economy Store
FLRST
WE CARRY OVER 7000 DIFFERENT ITEMS
- Great Highway System
BUENOS A1UKS, April 11.- The
building, of a great system ot high
ways to link up Buenos Aires with
nil the state eanitals of Argentina
will shirr, in thf npnr future. - H
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Tn the purchase of a washer,
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Naturally we turn to her with the
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Wednesday
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Mr. Hoener, Bridge-Beach manager of the western division will be here and
will personally conduct the demonstration Monday, Tuesday and .Wednes
day, April 13, 14 and 15.
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During thii event a beautiful 26-piece set of R0DGERS
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