The Eugene guard., April 14, 1925, Image 6

U&itii&t i L
Pnge Six
TIIE EUGENE GUAED
Tnesrt.iy Kveninr, April i
News of Nearby Towns
Special Correspondence To Tlio Guard From Various
Live Districts In Us Field.
KOKOMO. Intl.. April II. Klw-wl
Ilo.rnft., OA. win in 1MM InvrulPil ill
'howl r-jrriiiic?, Im tl'-nd at
bom lirr, s victim nf iiifliifiiza. Mr.
IlnyiifM, who Iiod m-ver fully rv
covers! from a iirpvimi tttiirk vt tit'
disc (i hp. .vtia ill hill A frw tiny. Fu
ll em I orrutit'int-nt hiive not b'Wi
maiic
Mr. Mnnr miffernl nn it truck .f
infitif iiEii wii;lc ou a nip t hi ihjx h
MHillii'in ntatvH, ii ud on I Ik ml vie if
ptiirifln wh iii tie lunl ii)Mittl, lie
riiirnrtl hoinr. Heart iiimM', with
which li: long lend 1p-h nf flirted ul
contributed to hit dentil.
Illness Utile Known.
Kpw frlrnila it new of tin n-rioti
illncHM of tin; oionMT itiitoiiMihile
manufacturer who nhit minied i;inr
mtionnl reputation aa u HerjiiHt un'i
uiPtallurgiMi, nml hm rii-uih lint niifht
wui a shock to nil that knew him. Ili
widow, on and dHiijclitcr were at his
bdititlc when death i-uine.
t)u the Fourth of July. 1!H. Kl
wood J 1 m', thi'tJ a yuniig fkltl au
perinietidfiit ff.r a natural pim com
pan with lipnditiarif ri it Kkoiui.
Ind., had a (iier Uueity, without tun
Kue of Him flu, towed out onto a
count 17 road. He drove It triuni
jilinutl.r hark Into Kokonm, at the re
nmrknblf .paired of right mllea nn
hour, under Mwer tfeiiernled iiy n j
ganolinp mine. That, It la t'lnimed,
waa the firnt trip of a nun d,in drien
Vehicle in America.
Ordered Off Street.
Thfa horaele-.-i carrinc, whirh o n
brt-nme familiar Right in Ihe itrreU
of Koktimo, was the remilt of two
earg of exirritiii-nt nnd imw U pre
aerved In the Hmithaoniaii Invtllute :it
Wiraliinglnn, I). ('. Mr. llnynea aaid
he una ordered to "ifel that emitrafi
tinn off the; alreptu,'' when he druvt
fain firm automobile into Clilrnen,
The automobile waft (he direct re
ault of the fad that Mr, llnynes Imd
a large territory to cover in hi duties-
at field auperlntendent for a nat
ural gaa fompnny. lie den i red to make
bis rounds more rapidly than he could
with a horie and aiaried hia experi
ment , being of au Inventive turn tf
Uiiud and having a technical education.
Formed Company.
A year nfter hia flrat aurreaaftil
trip with his li'irarlena rarrlnge, Mr.
Hnynea formed a rompnny for the
inamifnrturi of ntitnmnbilra nnd yva
jtrenideiit of t for many yfnra, Me in
vented mimcroin improvementa In the.
automobile.
Mr. Hitynea wna n native of IlnoalT
having been horn at Port land, Ind.,
h (fctnher M. IH.17. After rninpletln
. the courae in the public fchooU thcr.
' lit attended Worcenter Polytechnic m
;.' atitute at Worcester, Maa., where he
wn graduated in 18HI. I,ntrr he vtn
,v a nttident at Jnhm Unpklna tinlver-
e!ty. He wna married in 1HS7 to Mlaa
Itertlm Ijintertnan, a I no of Portland,
Ind.1 The two children, a nun nnd
j daughter, both nMilmed their father !n
y hi laboratory work In connection
lj vlth hia fnctorlea In Kokonm, Ind.
I ('0'ITA';K CltOVK. April H.
! (Special) Mra. T. I.. Hall from A-
loiia i intottig tirove with h'f
hriMhund, )r. Hall. 'J h.r duufibtr.
Mr. II. J. Hui-is.vii, who w.i in
( ottnge (irove r,,emly with her l-a-rn:,
left lust Thursday fr"in hati
Fran. ii"- f r New rk ) iiy.
Mr. and Mim. It. T. Iluxier and fam
ily from J'trtlaiid peiii "u!ier run
day with (he .1. K. lUntoti fniniiy nur
I,(ik1'ii.
I. Kniirh nod wife who lioiight Ihe
Kity Leonard hoile uu S I Mill St.
moved inti town ,ondj from l.u
gme. -
Mr. Mae Itoyd f mi iitrali ia
vuitmg her broiher, Harry 'I'i-iumh,
and fnm iy.
Mr. and Air. J. Kein left H.Hur
doy for Hpukane.
('. W. Kw.ng of lindon wut taken
to lh( Kugene Ji'otpit.il Sunday.
.Mr. and Mra. tiiorge diim wifli
the.r daughler Mia. Jfetiton Voal and
ent. He traded h a property on H '
ttreet between Kighth and Ninth j
utreera f-r the Snouka ranch at Fall!
(( k over ttie week-end, and ha ;
goo.' with hi aon, iarn. to takej
barg of the fpring work on the.
r.iiKh. ,a Wrn i nnve permanent '
charge of the rini'h.
( IjjImii Hurbt-r of S r'njfie!d went
fishing in the SiiiMh.w river Sunday !
in coiitpuny w.th Mr. and Mra. Herl
MH'urry and Mo i'l'a Mr-l urry "f
Kugene, They ca i.'ii a niimhcr of
filt, the loiigrKt tro.u meuuriiig 10
iiicliea.
Mr. and Mm. Addicon Jellinn and
4'hddrtu Jit-nine und Tiiuiiiaa arrived
Saiuiiliiy i-w-n ng iiiid ijnt Kitater
i Siind.jy a gif-M.i) til Mr. ami Sir. 1.
,i Kiriii -li of Willamette lleightu.
! Mr. and Aire. A. H. .Snid djier-
' la ned wi.h a large family ddjner on
1 i.ater Sundii Mr. and Mr, .1. I.. AI
ten, parting of Mrn. Smed, Mr. and
; AIra, Tom Ail- n. Air. and Aim. Jeaa
family motored up
from Portland : Allen and their familica, Ali I-Ut-IU
CroNnworil puaalea are now being
Inrludcd in packngea of llrltlah cig
areta iiiMtead of picture canU.
Saturday nnd pent Hauler with their
nicti; and coiiin, Mra. IJcorge Alt
Vieeti and family.
I'harlea lie Walt left Haturday for
t'atiynii.ille to upend KaHtcr with hia
wife nhci ih w.ih her mother.
('. S. Lowry, nmnuger of the J. ('.
Penney more, left Sun lay for I'ort
l.i nd where he will attend ihe r'jiiomiI
Inning; (ontent.on "t nianac' ri of the
orgmiixntioii.
! a mi ic Witte and aon William
from Portland are vmitifig Mra.
Wllte'a mother, Mra. S. K. Kinney.
They will return to Portland Tuea-
day.
I'.ddie and Leonard AIorriHon Irtt
.Monday for KcIno. Wnfli.ngt"!!.
Alii. Il:ir.!d Mcf nrgar with flaugh-
ter Nuncy Lee AL-Curgar from Alid
ford, are visiting with Mrs. Akin
Wicki, Mr. Mit-'argar'a Hiater.
M ra. .May I rvjng mot her of Al ra.
W, II. Jfaugherty went to Newport
Alunduy for a few daya on Iiukiiichb.
Frank Wearing, burlier in the Kur!
Hill build ng haa aold hia intereat in
the leaae of the barber ahop to Wil
liam AloreUi'-k who runa the Arcade
theater. Air. Alorelnck plum to pul in
a balcony in the theater, und nae the
room where the barber ahop In located
for a atnlrway to the balcony.
Miaa Haae) Kerr returned to Port
land Aloodny after apending hauler
w.th her brother, John Kerr of Alonhy
Creek.
LEABURG
r.KAHCIUI, April M,(SpecinI)
Alra, J. Kennerly, "Aunt Kinmy," aa
alio la known to all her friemla, wna
given n aiirpriae party lat Friday
April 10. The occhhIihi wm Aunt
Lmmy'a (Wth birthday, Karh guet
brought her a beautlfid hnndkerch ef.
Aunt ICminy entertained tint gueMta
with aevernl old-time piece on her
violin. The teachera nlao ftirniahetl
mualc.Hainty refrnditncniH were aerv
ed by Ihe Indiea,
The gurata who railed to winh Aunt
Km my many hnppy returna of the day
were Mendamea Mnrhm LlHtun, Frnu
cea Klaion. C; W. Yarnull, A. X.
HatiMcn, lrn lahum, Hurrell Slaveno,
A. .lohiiiatfiu, Jidui Hrooiu, W. Al.
Clark, U. 1 Weat, A. W. Fraiee, H.
W. ( nun ng ha in, II. Fountain, Kvclyn
llnrr.l. It. I leniluioud, J. J. Pepint,
I. liner Pepiof, . i arler, I hna. Car
J I nicy uud Wndu Alonhy w cru all
gucHtii from Cotiiigf (jrove.
Jrv:i .Mulligan rt'iurned Friday
from 1'oriland and im ill at the home
of her pun-ntu, Air. and Alia. F. M.
Mulligau.
Word Una been received from l
ro K. i'arker, 'n of Mr. and Alra.
John C. I'arker, llml he expeda aoor
to leav San Frinieiacu t -t a tii
to Hawaii and AiiHtrulia with ('nde
Sum' fleet. The young man if a dy
namo expert on board Ihe bultlehip
"Arir-oiia." After the Hummer inan
etivera in Ihe Pac fir the "Arimma"
will return lo Kreuicrlon, where Air.
Parker w:ll receive It i h dicliurK in
Oetidier after four yeara'. aervice.
The primary drpurini-ut of ihe
Ilupiiht Sunday m houl enjuyed a
party Sun lay afteiuooij at Ibe t hurch.
T UKiSisWJSLL
merry rinp for egga was held. M1k
l'heitipjc entertained her i-Li
on tli.- achoo ground. Mra. lan Ir.a
coll enterta utd the primary via of
the Chriitj.-jD i hureJi with an egg
hunt Sal Urdu y aft 'i noon, and the
Chriatian cl.'urch t:laun f boys and
girl were given an onting by Jtev.
Cooper il'-wri on the river bank Sat
urday and enjoyed egj fried, boiled
and acminbled.
The Junior Chrlbtian Kndeavor ao-
eiety waa entertained at tiie home of
Helen .Maaranen Friday afternoon,
afier a nhort bunine aeeftion and
egg hunt waa enjojed after which re
freshment were er ).
Mr. Jjicy entertained her primary
pup I wth an egg hunt together with
the cclebrat ona of ioiiip of th birtli
daya of her pupils. A fine birthday
cake rta enjoyed by lb foilwinj lit
tle giieatH; Lillian OUm, Margerette
OJp-n, Alh- ilmi Irene Olson, Amy
OIkoii, Kenny Hr.ckler. and Hetty
Hr.i-kler, Kj tiruiinoi-rk and Krh tie
(iro'lf berk, Kather.ne TreJiinj. Nor
iiilii I'.i.il. tienre I ohl. Lilian Heak.
and (liinT Altirra.
I
Albany boy Dies
nlnr did t local homital
J- . .ha AffAffK Itf in
- - . . irran7 ir'nu -
frVnm his InllirieS i.,.. .i,n.rnl Kun.lnv vbiD m
! uloinobil- run nvr ob
. . . . n l Ti Ttrn riomeo. 1 lie "w r ,.
:Vr'..:. K.himnilnrHn.lnB with other children
around
iho rar at the norae 01 . a
Calkins, two miles south of here, j
He tell under the car just as one !
of the children pushed the ma-:
chine down an lmne. Calkine j
is grandfather of the dead boy. I
CHICKEN DINNER. WHERE;
Ar Knur hi Uruje Hall. Vh ,
Wdnei-ddy evening, 7 oVl-xk r '
wli.-mV Ka-rjlvily ai:.J tl,.., U;nT
'i'-i-feeta 1-
i vear
J UNCTION CITY
CltKSWFI.L, April 1 L (Spn
hit) Cremvell grange met in regular
MeMH.on on Saturday afternoon with
'J7 present; work w.ia pul on in (he
fourth degree with four candidate,
Air. nnd Alia, Charlea Wetzel, Chaw.
Aher and Ivluard Silkwuod. Alra. I
.Mathilda IderhoMf, a new comer and!
a member of Tualatin (.ranj;e. a-'
aiated in lh work. Aha. Clara Pur
ai'tia waa elected Steward and Mr.
tiiTtrude Howe, aamatant atewnnl.
Quarterly report h were read nnd auli- .
mitlcd anil approved; L'" wait otdered ;
puid on the hall iudebtedneHM; tlo'
new aign wna reported completed nnd :
wna on exlrbltion and will tie placed '
in the. near future on the front of ihe
huililng. Air, MeFHrlsnd reported at-
tending the Agricultural ( 'ouncil nt
Kugene aa (he local grange'a tepre
aentntlve. The Aliaflonnry artciety of the Pre
hylerinn cburih held n meeting Ihk
Thuraduy nt the home of Alrit. F. I.
Ijicey, ttne feature wna the rend tig
of a letter fr"tu the medtcnl miaiou
ary, Itr. Ataude Allen of Froxelnre, '
India, who will be remembered aa a ;
dinner gueat at Creawell when ehe '
waa home on a furluugh.
Mra. Itity Marpole and three chil
dren of Kugene. were gneia of her
parent, hr. and Mra. Wheeler fiver
the week-end
The Prebyterian Christian Kmle.i
vor aociety enjoyed a pieiifant eve
ning with It'bert Olsn Saturday
. .IL'NC'i'iUN ( ITV, A.ril ll (Spc
i:tl). iJave Strumi; uud Chance
i itorniou luvc o,'un w urk cxcavatui
lor (he n;iv Au.ij tiiusoii rtiaiUcuc
uU SeveuliJ ULd Laurel.
The Alpine 1. i). it. F, met with
the local it dgc Satuiduy nigiit an i
die home team coiilcrnu the urat J'
ree on a c-ind duie from AJp:ne. Vi
jii'H were present tlom tuv -M.ijc-j .1
(Mlo'e inviljii,; iii.'inot i of ihima lod
o attend Me county I'o.iVtUlloU ti Ue
.iiid at .Maicolj A;,pril '21.
A very pretty n--rv.ee was held ;i
.he Hanirh Luth'Tdii i hurch Sund,i.
vitcn l.'l youiix pHi,iif wcie i.-uufirioei.
ihe groi.p went to Lugelie Alond.'i
ufteruoon to have a jn'otip pic'.ir
taken. M tidny iiigdl Iney were en
tertjiiind ut tin home ot Alra. Kev.
Laracn. In the ne.it- ruiure a n'cept.o i
will be held for tiie jouiig peupie.
Those who were toiilirimd were Har
old (Haen,. Itny Soruard, Vict"!
.Ichn.im, Victor Hendnck-eii, Kdwarl
lEuder. Jena Hlirup. Ldward I tidt'ii.
.ivciend .lnhan.tr ii, An.u Pnteraen.
Klsie llaueninn, Ame in Tasted and
Kdiih Itudrr.
ter. ti. W. Huell,
Kaaton, Alary
; COLOR IT NEW WITH
"DIAMOND DYES"
Milliran, Albertn Weaver, and the
Miaaea A-I.i it. Ileum a, Mildred Prlre.
Viola Pepiol, Pauline laham nnd Ihe
hntioree, Mra. J. K. Kennerly.
SPRINGFIELD
j! rieaullful horns
I dyeing and tint
f. Inn la guaranteed
1 ith L) I a in ond
lyei. Just dip
In cold water to
tint toft, dollrnlo
. (hadu, or holl 1 1
dye rich, pernian
rs ml colors. Tarh
' 15-ceut parkann
f rontalna dlree-
tlona io slmiila
5 ny woman can
i lya or tint lliiaorln. allka. rilihnna
i; pklrta, walsta, dresiea, coats, 1
i lorklns, sweaters, draperln., 1
S covcrlngi, hsnnlnij, erarythlni j
;! new. I
'i riujr "niamond Dyea" no other j
, kind and tell your druajlst !
,'wheiher Ilia malarial you lh to
' color Is wl or silk, or whiih-r
, is linen, cotton, or mixed goods.
.
FASTEST TIME
SCIONIIKIKI.il. April II. (Sprc,
inl) -Mr. nml .Mrs. Il.n Sinllli nnd
el.ildren, liny, wlilrliy and fljde,
!"'nt Kanlrr at llm liume nf .Mr.
Xmilh'a ni'illirr, .Mrs. Kme ( lark al
1ji-iiiii, 1L mile east ot l.etiniiiin.
Mr. and .Mrs. K. S. iHllnrd and - lill
ilrell Anna ami Kennelli were Kii.tr
liriMkfn.t url. al Ihe home nf .Mr
illard's mi. Cher. .Mrs. S. J. llillaril
nt Ktltrnr.
t'. '. Ilnnlrn nf (lani'in was a
Sirlligfirld vi.ilnr Snlidiiy nu hi. wsy
llume trulli Ihe Snilllii'lli I'liiiriu Im..
li'tiil In .Shu Knnti'l.rn nhere lie liinl
Urell for Hnvrn umtilli. pu.t -villi a
hriiken leg. lie vi.llvd K. N. Jlillnril
and NV. ('. .Mrl.nsnii wli.i wti. mn nlil
trieinl alien lliey nurii.,-, tlrrinn
Vgrli'iilllirnl enllrge tnarther.
Mr.. M. J. Kninie sn.l .Innjht.r
llillll rrlilrneil Siniilny rvniln, (rum
lteedKnrt where (hey .iri-t Ihe -vi'ell
i-int -i.iltnu -uh Mr. Krntu-e.
I.. A. Smith, firelmin al Ihe Inrat
I'll l of Hi' Miiniilain Stale. I'nwer
iiiuli.ll.-, h.. received s werk's vni-n-linn
tn louk sfler ht -rn(irrty inter-
SICK WOMEN
OF PILE AGE
Can Be Carried Comfortably Over
The Critical Period by Lydia E.
Pinkhara's Vegetable Compound
Note Mrs. Headden'a Case
Macon, Georgia. During the
Change of Lifo I Buffered with my
wnoie right side
and could not lie
on my left aide. I
waa in bed about
two months and
could not fret up
only as my son
would lift me. Af
terdoctoring with
out relief a man
who was rooming
with us told my son
thatLydiaE. Pink
ham's Vegetable
Compound cured hin mother at the
Chanfreof Lifo.ao 1 bcRnn takingyour
medicine. After taking it for two
weeks I could gftoutof my bed by
myself. I am now 5Ii years old and in
better health and stronger than ever
in my life. I have recommended tho
Vegetable Compound to many suffer
ing women, young and old, and you
may uae my namo anywhere as long
as you please. 1 will be giad to an I
swer any letters sent to me."
Mrs. F. n. Headdkn. 6 Holt Avenue,
Macon, Georgia.
In a recent country-wide canvass of
Lvdia E. Pink ham 'a Vetrtnhl ( Jim.
TnrL'pH Tr.PQ y P"nd, over 200,(X-0 replies were re-
V-l tlrXVU i UtO I rpivfld nndnRnntnf nvorv 10flrfnnetnl
thev had been benefited bv ita uaa.
S0rC,TGndcr FC6t y for sale by druggists everywhere.
J niKhr.
Knitter eg; hunla were In order Kri
flay nnd Sutunhiy afternoon. Mit.it
Ziuikei of hA third anil fourth trailer
fooli the da men in her home and n
Irritating; ac
id perspiration ;
from tho foot
pores pmdurea '
tnd npsnivnti'S
cnicked toes,1
1 1 c h 1 u g bet- j
ween toes,
rawness and
lender, nchttiK. i
awnllon feet. !
Tho niniuent you apply "Phil-!
Ilpa Milk of Magnesia," all of ,
thia aorcuertfj. Itching: and tired- !
neas disappears Juit pat It on, '
It dries itiatanttv. Nmhinir elae !
J atops foot odors, relievos ft tot ,
: aitreneas and font wearlneaa an :
1 promptly as this harmless ant j
arid. I
Insist upon Renulno "Phillips :
Milk of Mujtnoala." All tlrugstoros j
sell Sfi-cent Imttles. I
I
1
CONCRETE
BRICK
BURIAL VAULTS
DRAIN TILE
IRRIGATION PIP
SEWER PIPE
CULVERT PIPE
HOLLOW TILE
BLOCKS
SEPTIC TANKS
Eugene Concrete
Pipe Co,
Blair. Phone 903
I VXIUMOUS C
waatJtin Hi6c
Empra kmrt' roc
ori time to th Or
rt-l-B tfaryi to Up,
(ttttm to
Rlui thWHmcBb4
mpiulitr, nth
ihu tU ftvlwrW
way to ttL
Saihnajt fortaifath;
(root ViincoHveri
your Wl ftni
will f Udrv fir btf
ture ni comaitta
iatoinMiK.
If you wwh. attrt
tiv Mcoml cabta c
commodttioai ar
avsiattai.
1- 1
Canadian Iinfic
Writs, pbon. or all
Hall's Catarrh
medicine
rid your iyem of Catarrh or Deal.
iea caused bf Catsrrh.
1 UU it 4rnui eeeM nan
,'. J. CHENEY fit. CO.. Toledo. Obis
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
The First National Bank
of Eugene, Oregon
At tlio Close nf Musiuess April (!, f)Jj
Ionnn
Iv'KSOUKCKS
$i,o;vj,4i:.;;o
S. (J o v e r n m e n t
HoikU iiih! (.Vrtifi-
rto 5S;,:5.94
Oilier H-iutls niul Wnr-
nmt TS4,!)53.92
Hank Ittiililiui; mnl
Other Henl listato .. 21S,rlHt.;J4
Stuck in hVtlt-rnl He-
serve Hank ..... O.OKXUXl
Cash iul Sight I',x-
ehaliKe O.V.),2SO.U
1.IABH.1TIF.S
Cnpitnl nml Surplus ...$ 3V,ntXt.0(l
Uiulivi.l.'.l Profit-i CS.ri.Vi.OJ
Ivoservt'tl fur Taxe,
Inti-rcht aii-1 Depre
ciation CS,10T.')7
Piseount Collected but
not Karnc-1 4.r4.".;!j
Circulation ll'HVHlO.lK)
lcxit.
In-liviilunl 3,(;"?,!i;i.t.')
liovernnient 10,S!7.-JS
Other Hanks : 44.lr7.S:t
Total ....$4,193,574.67
Total
.$4,193,574.67
3 Per Cent Interest on Savings Accounts and Time Certificates
Contractors
Some
,We were never better prepared to supply you with
Lumber,
Lath and
Shingles
We have a large stock of lumber of all grades and dimension, and
have added two new trucks to our equipment which insures you of prompt
delivery. Remember we offer you nothing but old growth stock of the
most durable quality.
We have a plan service that is of great benefit to any one planning a
home and we want you to come in and make use of it. '
St Will Pay You To See
Us Before You Build.
The Booth-Kelly Lu
507 Willamette St. 1
mber Co.
Phone 452
The Spot
light
You' ve been in a theatre when the stage was dark,
and a spotlight suddenly focused upon the thing you
wanted most to see. Advertisements are like spotlights.
They focus, attention upon the goods that interest you
most.
You could wander in and out a dozen stores and, in
the confusion of many objects, overlook what wo'ul'd
please you best. Yet by reading the advertisements, with
out leaving your home you can tell definitely where the
desired wares are, their prices, how they wifl serve you.
1 ou can know actual values long before you buy.
Advertisements throw light on new comforts and
improvements, too, you might like to own. Thev ler
-rti. AA . r i- .
;u Luuvciiiciices oiner roiks are
them within easy reach.
Let these spotlights guide you
They'll help you save. Read the
ularly.
enjoying-
-bring
to standard goods,
advertisements recr-
Advcrtisements light the way to
wise buying