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Monday Kvoning, April 13, 1925 THE EUGENE GUARD Page Three s GENERAL ANDREWS IS A FIGHTER Two-Rsted Soldier Take Charge of Prohibition Enforcement In The United States; Reputation la Strong (Conlinu'd 'rnm pnge one' Zl The watfr would have to be 'liwfd juit the The prewure lM not I"" ' '"' to "le """O'" ' ,i , . i,.., for the lettlini ".LI Hendricks bridge is also off . j:... -..hi,, on ud the river. I . .l- .lov.rinti necessary to put I'.t'r by gravity lo the present Jil- rl It W Dec""1"11 J fcw ,r at Havden bridge to go beyond Z first big bend to get tbe required IBe j mvnA Btrpssive deDth "trench. The route selected is the Uorteit practical iu vu !tc- .,.. I I.KH foini . :,i.. iMn Harden bridge hu the following P"" n its favr--1 It is tbe nearest point on the UrKeniie offering a marked improve ment over the prosent supply. it is on a direct route to the upper McKenzie. '3 The same size of pipe used , H,tden Bridge will, if extended beroDd Vida put ine same r.ter to the reservoir!. .i-,.. ..:.... Mn he erossed in "i. iwj ,.... - rock formation, where the channel i, lixed, no matter what changes may ,.ltt place above ana oeiow; uuim; !( banks is the exact reason tor tbe . .nu;i. nnrl intake. Kieciru .."-""o - - '5, KDOugh water ior uuuuiu uui ireient population can be aeuverea the present filter plont by gravity. ,V, L'n....h water for 50.U0O to , ..aa nnniilntinn rail be delivered by jravity when settling tanks, are low- red. "7. liy andmg pumps, a population ,r 100,000 cao be Berved by this pipe line. . The growtli or Eugene can .i.... u floro fitf hv atcna as it uc- run up to a time when this pipe is worn out or tbe population juani. oinj farther up the viver. 'V. Hy going to Hayden bridge we .. . ..-mar nmptipfillv free from Rill i -"".T . . nlliit nn Whllo OUr DTeS- naiigiTuuii F... -- - - . tai water is made safe by filtration, . hPttir raw water will make filtra tion leas difficult. "UK The low water tlow or tne McKenzie is from 2 to 3 times that tiie Willamette. "The Hn.vden bridge project ia the only one that could ptoBsibly be financed by revenue from Bale of Anr other would mean a tax to pay interest and depreciation. 'V To eo any further up the river would be. useless uplesa ( far enough to get above alt danger ot .,n...;,.r, t'lminiinr is shown to be a much less costly vy than gravity to get pressure. Engineer Employed, in nr.h.r tn eherk the board's en- nn.l imiLn urp thnt the nro- joct is feasible and reasonable, and tlu'bi'rt possible under the limitations f coit permissible, a consulting engi neer ctfwide experience in water aup- ' worn nns oevo eugiieu iu .tiiun the project. 'We rculue that Miese projects ail iniM-eased operating costs in the trr depnrtmcut, which will Imve to iiiki in itn'rniinril wiitcr rntes in line the improvenirnts are authorized. 't will be charged with the rcspon hiiitv .f mi tti no- in nffWr. the in creased rates and may even be criti ciird for such increases. "Wo untiM vlmllv nvniH tllPSi TC- poiisibilities but feel that both these irojecls are timely and justified, ana for t)ie best mterett ot tne city l.'iitn.tip nn.l wo mn-ll i fid IV 111 11.1 11 V ur them and are willing to nssiune obligations inentioneu anovc. U'a tuivu inmlrt tin intnnniiii for .....is I.t nnnel.lnl tlli All'. Kcnzie project the logical solution ot our water problem lor me lmme tliate future aud have tried, through our engineers, to present fairly and impartially, the facts as wo see them. "If a majority ny by their vote that they nre satisfied with the pres fni supply, we will continue to do our ben with the menus at hand, iu order that Kugfue may have safe water in the future as in tbe past. We seek the decision of tbe people and urge that evfrjbody vote either for or against the proposal in order that the decis ion m.iy be clenr, one way or the other." ' favu the t Americans Unite To Help Traveler SHANGHAI, April 13. OP) Arvy wandering Amrricau who becomon Mrandrd in China in future will huve a bfitr chance of being helped home thin has tny of his long line of pre drBor :u tbe same predicament. Realising the necessity of doing KMiiething in this field, the American Association pf China has decided to rt a fund of $l.tKH. .Mcxiran, from American resident h, to be expended la caring for destitute countrymen. Kiss Rogers Gained 15 Pounds in Six Weeks Skinny Men and Women Gain 5 Pounds in 30 Days or Money Back 5'y dear friend: After my attai'k of KJu 1 wns win. rumWn and weak. I had sallow cMniplvxiun. my chroka ft stink In and I was contin ually troubled with gas on niv lomach. 1 (olt sttttfv and had l'st my nppetit,.. I had rt-ad about ('.,! I.iver dil Compound Tablets unci dwided to Rive thorn trial. At onre, I hecan to pick P an appptue, my ,hr(-ks filled n nn.l my complexion hoianie ofaithy l,kini; ,nd I Brained IS !,;UI", ix weeks and am verv jnankful f,r what Mcfov'a Cod Iver ttil r. .i Tui.- lor me. MlSS !K,r- I! M Tl' f'rro (iordo st . lw.,:,,r m TO tllkO on Wlebr irrnut utrnv M viorru, to fill out the hol in rheeka and nock, try ili-v, crtl jver (Ml Compound JMet. f,T Jrt day. 60 Tablets - "nis at l.mn nrus Co. V. A .""'"I'll. Carrolls Pharma.v- druiCKKt rrerywhen. If y dent p1Ve you wonderful '"'P In ,1u ,i,,y, , rur nlonov -yen h- th ,,),. , ht, Waal ,0j .,,uutn. " I t4a! -Wt opcrutitms of the thief with a gun; raid. on bauks and bank messenger. have been frequent in all parts of the foimtrv. The situation in now being met by the creation of a special de tective force of aKJ armed men, avail able for duty anywhere, and Vice President OMIiggius soya that in fu ture "the gunman, the bank robber and the midnight thief will be met by men who will be as quick, or per haps quicker, on the draw than they are." : Gen. Lincoln C. Andrews fBv XEA Service) WASHINGTON, April 11. A two fisted soldier has been entrusted with,the gigantic task of enforcing the prohibition law. General Lincoln C. Andrews, as sistant secretary of the treasury, ia especially in charge of the job of dry ing up the country. With a reputation for strenuousity much like that of General ISinedley D. Hutler of tbe marine corps, who has been fighting the sole of liquor in Philadelphia, it is believed thut An drews will put booze into discard, if, any one, can. Andrews is a "West Pointer, who spent most of his army life as n cavalryman and served as deputy provost marshal gcneritl at American C. H. Q. in France. lie knows putiec work and has proved himself a capable executive through bis connections as head of the New York transit commission and re ceived of the New York and Queens County railroad. s lie has an unliable disposition and i. the typically lenu, elderly cavalry man, with a firm jaw and piercing eyest. molded into n eountennuce that spells self-assurance. Andrews carries the air of a leader, who turns aside all barriers to reach his object. I'nder President ("oolidge" latent policy the new assistant secretory wiil be relieved of the task of chasing re tail bootleggers. His job is to stop the supply of liquor nt its source. If retailers do manage to obtain any, they niny peddle it to their benrt's content, so far a the federal government is concerned. Arresting bootleggers will have to be attended to by local authorities, the president says federal agents enn not be expected to carry on petty police work. Weapons placed nt General An drews' disposal are the roast guard, the customs service and the prohibi tion unit. With the const guard the generwl will endeavor to stop the landing of liquor on the shores of the United States. Custom service officials will try to prevent smuggling across the Cana dian and Mexican borders. Prohibition units will seek to break up moonshining and ilticit withdrawals from liquor warehouses. If prohibition can't be enforced t-y General Andrews, it can't be enforced by anybody at Ienst that is the opinion prevailing in official Washington. ROSEBCnC, Ore.. April 13. Tbe hm airload of broccoli to be shipped this seas :n went out from Kiddle to day, and with tbe exception of a few (-small express shipments as the late crop continues r'pening, it is thoujiiu there will be jio more carload ship ments, as it took four days to gatbe. enough for the final car. The shipment moved Saturday make 4 the b"Jd carload for the season, all except one being shipped out of Myrtle Creek and Kiddie the one section of the county where the cold weather of December did not com pletely kill the crop. The prices have been very good, local exchanges report, crates selling for amounts ranging from- 51.15 to $1.75 a crate. In spite of severe losses this year, the prospects ore that more broccoli will be planted during the coming sum mer and fall than ever before, shipping associations report thiit their members are arranging large plantings th's year and that under normal conditions there will be more Moeeoli shipped out of the Umpqua valley next spring than ever before. Growers are nutting great hopes in the accidental discovery made this spring, that the application of acM phosphate instil' a cold desistin;; quality. Although tests to definitely prove the powers cf the chemical fer tilizer have not yet heen made, many growers are planning use of the chenvcnl on their land in the hope th't another freeze will not cause such great damage. Plons have been made by experts for extensive tests during the coming winter to determine the effects of ac:d phosphate on crops in cold sections. Girls! Have Pretty Eyes No plrl Is pretty if her eyes are rod. strained or have dark rings. Pimple camphor, wltchha zol,. etc., ns mixed In Lavopttk eye wosh, keeps eyes healthy, sparkling nnd vivacious. Dainty eye cup free. Police Armed to Put Down Yeggs DPP.UN. April 1.'J. IA When the Free State abolished the Koyal Irish Constabulary, a semi-militnry force, and established its new police, the Cnrdn Siochono, it was decided that the new police should be unarm ed. The men carry no weapon but a boton. This condition has facilitated the Lawsuit Settled . After 300 Years TRAGUE. April 13. UP) A law suit concerning a large tract of stand ing timber which was begun 300 years ago has been settled, it was announc ed recently. The land in. question was formerly claimed by the wealthy fam ily of Schoenborn, of Velke Lucky. As a result of a compromise, part of tbe forest acreage is to be sold' for the benefit of the Kuthenian peas ants of the district, while some 4.000 acres ore awarded to the Schoenborn heirs Who have been fighting the case through the various courts alt these years. An Unusual Thief NEWPOKT. X. H., April 13. Three months after someone stole Dr. I-eavitt J. Cain's automobile it was returned to him by freight, with no explanations from the sender. He also received an envelope with suf ficient money to pay the freight charges. At the Theaters Sponges Endorsed As Gentle Pets SEATTLE, April 13. UP) Two nt spontres. raised from infancy by Trevor Kincaid. professor of zoology in the University of Washington, have given birth to six young sponges. The sextet are replicas of the par ent sponges, and, although they may never be useful in swabbing mud off the family automobile, they make re markably doeile pets, said Trofassor Kincaid. Professor Kincaid's experiment, aa far as known here, was the first suc cessful attempt to raise sponges in an indoor equarium. - HEX "Gerald Cranston's Lady." HEILXG "Pampered Youth." The Kex theater, while featuring "Gerald Cranston's Lady,' will tonight offer another unique prolog, a sur prise affair entitled "Kadio'a a la Kex." The net is declared by the few who have seen it to ba one of tbe best so for offered as a prolog. It is ex eremely unique, and is cleverly worked out. The Heilig will offer 'Tampered Youth." a play cf modern theme, doif in a modern way. . leumafism "Good-bye old crutch!" THERE IS positively no longer any excuse for Buffering the ngonles of rheumatlBm! Especial ly In tbe autumn of your life, when the vital organs weaken, Impurities multiply and linger In the muscles and joints, as never before. It Is now, Just now, when you cannot af ford to guess. No day returns! Here is a joyous fact which can mean to you a fond farewell for ever to all the miseries, the tor tures, the body-twisting pains that you have suffered from the demon of rheumatism. It is a fact that rheumatism means "blood pov erty." It is a fact with the increase of red-cells In your blood, impuri ties are destroyed. It Is a fact that S.S S. will help Nature build these red-blood-cells! S.S S. Is one of the most powerful blood cleansers In existence. Its results in thou sands of rheumatic cases have been nothing short of amazing! The medicinal Ingredients of S.S.S. are purely vegetable. This Is very im portant to remember! What can be more inspiring, more wonderful than to see the shackles of pain released from your struggling body, swellings, lingering pains, stiffness of joints and muscles all disappear: your stomach made strong"! your face pink with the old sweetheart glow, your blood enriched and your cheeks more plump as thoy used to be. You can do it! Take S.S.S., the great destroyer of rheumatic impurities. S. S. S. I, sold st all sjood droit stores ill two siKe. Th. larger iz is more economical. ?KC C Q ake, You Feci SkP. -J.J. Ole Yourself Atfala Vote for "Pure McKenzie Water" Eugene is the fastest growing city intho northwest. Eugene is the best known little city in the entire west. Eugene's future is assured, her growth will be steady surd if we can ndvertise to tho world that our city is supplied with Cold Sparkling McKenzie River Water The cost is trifling when compared with health of your loved ones. "What is 5c a month per capita when it means the difference between drinking pure mountain water right from the glaciers or drinking water taken from the poluted "Willamette less than two miles be low the outlet of the Springfield sewer. ; V , ' ALSO VOTE FOR 1. New water rrfain extensions and reservoirs. 3. Bonds for extending sewer system. 3. Bonds for paving street intersections. All of these arc important, all are imperative, we must build new sewers and water mains to give adequate service and increase our fire protection. Tho health of our citizens depends upon the voting of the bonds for new drainage and sanitary sewer's. Voting tho paving intersection bonds mcans-the construction of 6 to 10 miles of new paved streets that will not be built if these bonds fail to carry. 314 Million Dollar Building Programme This Year Is Largely Dependent Upon Your Vote Wednesday "We have and always will have this community's vital interests at heart. The principles of good business prudence and progress prompt us to suggest to the good people of this community tho importance of passing these measures "Wednesday. , SYNOPSIS OF TUG ANNUAL STATEMENT OP THE ZTJBICH GENERAL ACCIDENT AND LIABILITY INS. CO., LIMITED of Zurich, in th Republic of Switzerland, on the thtrty-firat day of December, made to the Insurance Cotnmiuiuner of the Stte of Oregon, pursuant to law : CAPITAL Araeunt ef capital as per Section U of tne Insurance. f CM.Mf.Ot JNCOMK Net premiums received during the year , yiQJ-r.35.f70 36 Interest, dividends and rents received during the year,,-. -tW.'M.sa Income from otner sources received during the year , . 136.7U.24 Total Income,.. . $H,WM11.4T Net loenes paid during the yoar inctuiltng adjutment expenie. 4 4,7 17,29. 75 dividends paid on capital Hock during the year.... 0 Commissions and salaries paid during the yr , , ' , 2,009,529.21 Taxe, licenses and fees paid during the year , , , lrt.7v7.52 Amount of all other expenditure 1,566,430.70 Total expend! tares... . I I.SU.0U.U -I 0 . 9,082.870.00 ASSETS Value of real eetat owned (market value) Value of stocks and bond owned (market value) Loans on mortcaffes and coliahrral, etc., funds in hands of U. C: H. It - 238.275.72 Cash in banks and on hand (W6,78i.00 1'remiums in course of collection written slncQ September 30, 1924. . 2,287.731.00 Interest ancHrentJ due and accrued. . . 130,6 li. 21 - Tout admitted assets..... Gross claims for losses unpaid . LIABILITIES Amount of untamed premiums on all outstanding risks... Iue for commission and brokerage . ;.., All otner liabilities . 112,715 .Ml.M .. $ 6,11.0:4.43 - 1.718.951. 2D - 51C.Slt.I5 871.21b.50 Total liabilities, etdaidve a re pits I stork Itl'SINKHH IN ORKi;ON FUH 7 UK YEAR Net premiums received during the year-... Losses paid during the year . : , Losses incurred during the year... ...SlUU ,033.4s 1M, 141.53 lft',711.34 I fU 071.1 ZURICH tibtrtAL, ACWIUKIST AN LI LIABILITY INS. CO., L.TU. Arthur W. Colllm, V. 8. Mgr. and Attorney. rre K. omiUi, ldmi Avcuutant, Statutory resident attorney for service: Condensed Official Statement of the Bank of Commerce Eugene, Oregon At the close of .business April G, 1923 Loans Bonds and "Warrants KKSOl'RCES $037,323.02 214,734.64 Excess Keal Estate (contra below) .-. 4(1,000.00 Banking House f0,000.00 Furniture and Fixtures . 7,400.00 I'. S. Bonds - - $ 86,350.00 CASH RESERVE 317.319.S6 Total Reserve - 403,660.86 1 Total Resources $1,353,127.52 LIABILITIES Capital Stock - Surplus v Reserve against excess Real Estate Undivided Profits Uividends Unpaid .i HEI'OSITS : - Total Liabilities'! . $ 50,000.00 oO.OOO.OO 40.000.00 - 1,28.-).").) : 87.50 ; 1,211.754.47 .$1,353,127.52 April 6, 1025, Deposits $1,211,754.47 December 31. 1024 P-jmsita 1,003.442.30 Unin since Inst "statement 118,312.17 o s You who have been promising yourself a new range, saying it was "only a . question of time"; should now buy a uperior or Mohawk Bridge-Beach Built Wednesday-Last Day of Demonstration $5 Will Hold A Range For Later Delivery jgjEjj I U BPI0GE-BE4CH INVEST IN A RANGE THAT HAS BEEN PROCLAIMED A SUCCESS BY THOUSANDS OF CAREFUL AMERICAN HOUSEWIVES DE PENDABLE FOR OVER 87 YEARS. Easy To Own A liberal allowance for your old range. Easy To Operate Attains remarkable results with an economical con sumption of fuel. Easy To Pay For Make your own terms within reason. CMRL 63 West Eighth This offer ends Wednesday night A beautiful 26-Piece Set of Rogers Silver Plate will be given with each Bridge-Beach Range sold, or a, 42-Piece Dinner Set. ET'S Complete Home Furnishers Phone 1122
