The Eugene guard., April 13, 1925, Image 6

Monday Evening, April 13, i-y,-
THE EUGENE GUARD
JEFFERSON BORN 182 YEARS AGO
vicinity for the put few day.
Mr. and Mrs. .M. I'initb and family
were ovi-r-night guema at the tieorge
Ht-rlath home in Springfield Friday.
Jr. and Mr. V. H. 1'ollard. chil
dren Jfobrt, Jule and liuth, and .Miss
tHmyn .Mead who is v. fit trig at the
: I'ollsrd home from Conuirtii'iit, Join
ed with the Cbriat H-mum family of
I'i'huriiton Friday night, snd picnicked
j on Wr Cre crerk near Thurston.
I liriih Franre went to iteednport
Author of Declaration of Independence and Third President of
United Statei Born Aoril 13, 1743
OF .HEW TYPE TO
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Friday morning to spend the weekend.
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WASHINGTON, April l-X-Navnl
rjijittmp of a Bfuljr (J''l"pt'il I- na
dhttanre armiting tpe il) be tetl
by the navy department Him uimurr
jo a uon-Rtii flight from California
to Hawaii, the foment mirtiinrd
flight rvcr aitpmptPd over watr by
btavifr than air craft. Naval furTiK-a
craft, hdWMT, pohaWr b tn
lionrd onr thr mrr tnnn .J'nm) milt
pjii f.f wfltT to rve a pr-itivl.oii
fur the flirra,
Arrunicfmenis (or the flijfhi are now
Lfiug worked nut with judir.itioni Mint
it Mill he niiflertukffi lntt in June or
early in .July. Kilbtr ttn 1'ieao or
Hun FniiH'ihro will be the lake-off
point with ltntiduli. an l hi objective:
To Follow Maneuvon.
Th test will follow the flii and:
alrrfnft niiitieiivni in -th vicinity of
Hawaii, of th ntt fiw wei-kit nii'l
will prorcr'l aa the navy ia umlTtk
in a another xif rimrut with th air
craft th viploratlon of unknown
Am in ri'ci "in In co rtiierii I ion wild
tfae MflrMilbiti expe'litlon.
If th nrw plan fulfill xperfn
tinm the flight to Hawaii will mark no
Important Hep in the nVvelopim-nt id
future defenoff plina. H'signed to op
erate, from s lund ha, putrol air
craft of mirb rrtiiaitrn nnlitiB, It Is
point p(l out could be utilised for ex
tensivo unlit in; about t hi I'nnniiin
canal, throughout the Cariblwtin' a
well rs off the Atlantic coast and
Hawaii.
Two Planet Ready.
Two planes certain to b ued In
the flight have beeo developed nt (lie
naval aircraft factory In rbiladHphla
and a third which Is no wbuildiug nt
the plant of the Hoeine sirnlnnit com
imnr, Keattle, alo will be uird if
completed in time.
One of the planes at Philadelphia
already tins been completed and ft ii
understood the highly sat iKfactory
teats with this plana have led to the
decision that the flight might be at
tempted without walling for tfae Hoe
ing plane at Heattle.
Known aa the l'N 0 type, the two
planes developed at the naval factory
represented a phase of nival aviation
lor which the Imreiii of aeronautic!
has been planning for several years.
New Typ DacrlBd.
Tho new type was described at the
Davy department todny as "a distinct
development from thst which bsa to
do with the operations of alrcrnfl
txom the ships of the fleet."
"The patrol ptsnea," It was said,
"might be termed the 'air cruisers' of
the nsvy. They art bost type aea
planes and are detuned to incorporate
eaworthy qualities when landing and
taking off from the water."
Of the tract or type with twin en
gines, the r.N-9 plan normally car
ried a crew of five men and loaded
weighs 18,125 pounds of which fifty
per cvnt Is useful load. Its engines
develop over fMK) horsepower, giving a
maximum speet of 117 miles an hour
and a cruising speed of 80 miles an
bnur,
The wings are of wood and fabric,
(ha bost or hull entirely of metal snd
the tall surfaces are of metal and
fabric.
Ml ft it'lmt
TOPAY Ik the IM2d birthday annl-,
.1
! Vital statini!'- for Springfield and
' vicinity for the mouth of March, as
jjut i-oinpili-d by l'r. V. II. l'ollurd.
July phytrian. show a total of 10
I births and five da'h. The number
of liirih ia smaller than utoiul, ac
cording to Dr. l'ollurd. but the nmn
tir of dfqth" i nhout average. The
figures imiuili Springfield, Thtirfc
(n. 'f'ifii, lii'Ktfr and Iiwcl!, and
ouflyinjt rural dintrirta.
I.fnl e r idhi-r. ninf-ypH. -old in of
("lark Fihher of Winding, was
brought to Springfield to receive but
gitjil trintment for a broken and dis-
! Ini'ittiuJ arm. The little fellow hail
! bfpn w,retitlinx with a playmate at
' Mchool, and in the scuffle his right
'mm waa broken and dixlorated at the
cllmw.
COTTAGE GROVE
! t LONHOM, April O1) A wMs
: 1 key rebellion It brewing In His Maj
1 tsty's domsins. The fnct that one
pays mora for the legtil purchaae of
' . a boKe of whiskey in Hritain than
for an illegully obtained one In Am
erica, ts too much for the Hcotch
ilistillrra snd Ilia Knglish coniumers.
Heveral vinlts to the chancellor of
the exchequer and a boycott ou spir
its have been undertaken.
This dual effort has been unproduc.
tiva. t'hatioelKr Churchill Is insklng
Do provision for a reduction of the
:' ekcist tsx in hie coming budget ami,
although the home consumption of
spirits has dropped IW per cent, from
8UHU,(m gallons in 11M4 to lL'.oSa,.
(MTH) In ll'-'-t. the foreign demand has
kept the vats filled and the diiiilleries
: wide open. About LIMHV.OM) gallons
; were distilled last year, agaiont 1.
. OOO.tHH). gallons less than that amount
ttt ll'H.
The distiller and the comumer. who
thus have been brought together, Imve
orgattired a society with the object
nf telling their leas Interested coun
trymen of their grievances. The so
ciety la contemplating a nstlon-wide
campaign for the reduction of the
. domestic revenue tax on spirits.
Th sorlrty has found out thst
F-nglikhinen are going bark to port
' wine aa a snhstiiute for the highly
; taxed whikey. The gorrrnoieut ou
j ly taxes this wine two sh'Uings sit
, pence a gstlon, snd the growers out
in 1'ortugal get the profits.
A Raw, Sore Throat
ms Quickly Whin You
Apply m Littlm Afusfro
And Muatrtole ww't lilt at rr like th
Jii iaiumcU mvmard pl.istcr. Just
ipread it m with your hrtucrt. It
pcr.rtrslratothe stire spot with a gentle
linj;Ic, hxctti the ciincstton and dia
IHtt the anrf ncsa and pain.
Mustc role ia a clean, white ointment
made with oil of mustard. It ia tit h
quick relief from rc thn at. bronchitis,
tonsillitis, croup, mi (I neck, asthma,
ncuralRia, tcad3chet onftcstion, pleu
risy, rhcumntihrn, KimluKO, pxtins and
ichcaof the back or joints, sprains sore
oiudca,hniisc.chilUaitia. tripled lect,
colds on the chest. Keep it handy
(or instant use.
Ta Mot her $t MustaroUla aJso
mad In milder form tor
babies and small childran.
Aak for Chlldron'a Mustarolo,
. 3oc and 65c, inn and tubes; hot-
p)Uisize,oJ.uu.
vernary of Thomns Jefferson,
The author of thn I'eclnrotion of In
dependence and third president of the
Cnited States was born April 1.'!, 17
in Khsdwell, Albeinsrlc county, Va.
Jefferson, probubly more limn any
other niHti, ntn ihIm In the minds of
tho people aa the rire aentntive of
fundamental democratic principles as
represented by the flrt JO constitu
tional amendments known as the Hill
of Itights.
His greatest heritage to his country
probably was this democracy even
today the expressions "the democracy
of Thomas Jefferson" and "a Jeffer
lonlnti democrat" are quite common
to the national vocnhuhiry and em
ployed a great dcul lu political
spverheH.
Jefferson the mnu wes inaiiy-sltlrd.
Ho was an unusual scholar. He enter
ed William and Mtiry's t.'ollege nt the
ago of 17, where ho did well in the
claSHics, in foreign Imigunges and ac
quired an equipment in loathcuintlcs
and science such as was had rarely
savo by special students,
On leaving college ha studied law :
and at ill was adiulttnl to the bar.
Hut, uttliDiigli succenxrul. he never
took tho inures! In Ins practice thiit
he did lu scientific funning u ml gardening.
Jefferson exhibited remarks hie
tastt as Hit krehitcct. Two nionumt-nts
to this ability are the origimil build
ings nf the I'niversity of Virginia,
which he founded, and his home, Mon
ticello. Another marl: of his rare ver
satility wna his proficlcui-y in music,
especially in playing the violin.
The most important event of Jef
ferson's first term at president wss
his purchase of !' -lana from the
French. JUs second term whs rcmnik
able for his consistent, although on
the whole unsure sfui. attempt to
apply to forengn aff lira rrinriplcs of
action so far in advance nf his time
that we have not arrived at them to
day. Jefferson wss a firm advocate- of
the rights of the people. Hm princi
ples of d'-mocnicy perhnps best can
be gUK''d by a yumumry of the (till
of Kightw, by which he ho staunchly
ffiTTA'iK (HIOVK. April i:t.
) Spfcial ). --.Mrs. W. L. V :ung
railed to t'ijHrlTtiion, W. Va., Satur
day by tiie illnens of her broth it, W.
('. liindo ph.
Mm. H. Nice snrl daughter of Silk
creek kit Sunday for Vnnrouver, It.
( '., where tln'y will viait Mrs. J.ik
I'ntter and other rHlntiveK and friend-s
Mra. A. J. Ad.im.-4. superintendeni
of the primary dcpurlinent in tiiw
Chriritiriti Sundiiy school, had the pri
mary clasMes meet in the yard of th"
parsonage SoturdHy aflfrnoon, wh-re
they wire entertaiiiid bv Mr. Admit.
Mrs. W. V M.t aleb left Saturday
fcr WoodSnrn where she spent F.ater
with her parrots, Mr, nnd Mm. Chita.
Lewis. '
MifiH ('el'n Ivin came Friday from
1'i rtlnnd, win1 re lie riMn-hea. in I i
with dt sistiT. Mm. V.
Mrs. M. Short went
Woo I.
I'orllnml
stood and which wna .icorporat.-d in j wth hrr ,iMjebter. Mrs. f .1-. Madd-
the constitution by Mm first congrehs : She will nuke her home with her snn,
lo meet afer that docm tent's ndop- Kenneth Short.
jj()n. Mrt. ('hat lea NVwiioune from (t'Neil
t Ni'b., who has ben visiting her son.
1. Cuugress shill mal ) no law re- liprnard Newhoiie, returned Sijsday
s peering an eMnhrtdimeut of relig- j o her home. (
inn, or pnihohitlna I'-e free rserci.c j Mr" Walter Fn'lmer Is visiting her
Ihereuf; or ahridgitiff the teilom of , .
Hpeerh or of thn prn; or the riglit
of the people icn('i'i. ;ly to mm'ju! 'e,
and to petition the k'ovprnmt'iit for
redreas of griem '
2. A well-regulated militia being
necessary to :.ie jecurity of a fioc
s'nte, tho right of the people io keep
and bear arms ihall not bu ipf linked.
.'1. No soldo;.-, In time of peace,
shall be ijuartcp-d in noy Iioum.' with
out the consent if the uuner.... s
i. I'he right of ilu lo'oplo to be
secure in their pei;unii, houses, pa
pers and effect, naiiiiit imniMHi
ublo searches ,md eeiyurcn, -hall not
bo violated
A. No person shall be held to an
swer for n, capital or olbervie infa-,
nun is crime, uiiIcrh on n preienimeiit
or indictment of a gnuul jury....
0. In all criminal prosm'Utioni,
thn nccuncd shnll enjoy the riglit to
a speetly and public trial, hy an 1m
pnrtiJl jury. . , ,
7. lu suits at common law, where
the value in controversy ahall ex-eed
-0 dollars, (he right of trial by Jury
ehali be preserved..,,
N. Kxcessivo bail shall not he re
quired, nor excessive fine imposed,
nor cruel and unusual punishment in
flicted. '
U. Tho enumeration In tho consti
tution of certain rights ahnll not be
coiMtriied to deny or disptirago others
retained by tho people,
11. Tho powers not delegated to
tho Fnited States by the constitution
nor prohibited by It to the aiatea.
ore reserved to the states respective
ly, or to the people.
News of Nearby Towns
Special Correspondent To Tho Guard From Various
Livo DUtrictti In Its Field.
Hl'HINtiFlKI.I), April 13. (Spe-1 Springfield from California to grsd-
ui-7i r,T'" .B,.",iBfi 1' l'm "' wl!h " " ha Springfield
Spetngfield t'ivic club will be held,,, . . , , , . .
tomorrow evening. April U, in theIli,tl ",ho"1 n,, m for
rhsmber of commerce rooms. Spec a) j rn'B term. Miss Hoppe has tramtferred
business relating to the club's joining ' from the l.os Angeles high school
the state federation of women's clubs
will be finished up nt that time, ac
cording to Mrs. Tsui Itraltsin, presi
dent, and a full attendance Is re
quested. Itnsella Hoppe has returned to
Curtis Ve.itch nnd daughters, F.nid
snd Wanda motored up from Hnlsey
Kundar and spent Easter here.
II. It. Slmfcr riling up Sunday from'
Portland nnd viiited w.th his fat!ier-hi-law,
J. Francis.
Fred Titnnlson nnd wife left Sun-'
day for Portland to make that c'ty '
their home,
Itev. A. J. Adams Conducted th- 1
Hcrvire st the funeral Siturd iy of
Mrs. t'lnrn Numbers. She was buried
in the I, one (Yhr cemt'tery at Lon
don. Mr, mid Mra. Francis I.acy fr.im
Corvallis spent Earner with the Clyd-.'i
I.ecnard family.
All the ('ottn :e (irove churches ob
served l-jixter Sunday. The Methodist ,
and Christian SundAy si-hoo's h id
(lit'ir Faster pronraniN' In the morn
ing, and the Prrslivteri in choir g.xvc
a cantata In the evening.
There were ITS piipilM In the Pres
byterian Sunday school Enter Sun
day. Mrs. lEohert SlewartV class won
the challenge from the "I, ions club"
cliihS. They brought in 13 new pu
pil in the past two weeks. They are
n class of young girls.
I
JUNCTUiN Cl l'V, Atril 13 (Spe
cial). Joe (irtiiis, local S, 1. agcut,
has been transferred from thiu ott'e
to the Hoseburg oflice. Mr. (ton
111 at the preaeut timo but wilt take
up his new work as ouii as his heaiih
will permit.
Mr. and Mrs. (ilen Stroma enter
tained a group of their friends nt a
barn dance at their home north of
town.
Mrs. N. P. Jensen who has IteiMi
here from her home in bland City
visiting friends, left on her return
trip H.Kurdny.
Thomas Nelson spent Snturday in
Cottsne tirovo attending the Lam
(Vunty Editors nssocltitien meetiiiji.
He returned Sundny.
Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Hottglas and
ilriiixhter Janet. Mrs. A. M. 1'c.ug'as.
and Mrs. Ed llUklry and son Howard
visited with Mra. H hi k ley's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Milled near Cor-
rallis, Siimhy. Mrs. lttnkley nnd How-
JUNCTION CITY
wined h Ima hin .tlrmhnc nine.
hr nnrriit. moved to an nr.nco ranch , .nl rrm.in.il for n w.ok vi.ii.
In IVrlrrvlllfc .'!.. In. I frir, Mr. anrl Mri. Jour. hn. rrnlnl
Mr.. Tom Allen of Cottage, Orova I home Kere tor the aummer. Mr. Jonea
haa been vieilitii at the home of Mra. I the atate hialivrar engineer on the
A. It. fneerl ami .Mra. Wapne Clover, ' Jnn. tlon Citv llnrnahiirj pavitij Job.
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
The First National Bank
of Eugene, Oregon
-At tho t'loso of Husint'ss April (, 1023
I-onns . $l,SW2.412.3fi
I". S. (1 n v e r n m nt
Kumls mill (Vrtifi
nttvs (Ithor Homls nnd Wnr.
runts . ", .
Hunk liuiltlinr; nml
Olhrr K.'iilt Kstiito .
Stork in 1-Vtlernl Ko-
sorvo Hank
Cnnh inl Siglit Kx-
rhaiiKO
fS!)(;;:;r,.n
7S4,O.V).0'2
21s,r)M.."d
LIABILITIES
Capital nml Surplus . , $ 300.000.00
Unili'iilil Profits (S,5.V).02
Kosorvpil fur Taxos,
InliMt'st and lcpr-
ciation . . 2$, 107.57
Pisrnutit Culloctod but
int Karnod
Ciivulation
1 Vposits
Individual .
(iovornmont ..
llhor Banks
lCHl.0Oll.00
.f:i7.97i.r;
io,37.:s
44j07.S:l
Total $4,193,574.67 Total $4,193,574.67
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