The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, April 15, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday Evening, April 15, 15,. TIIE EUGENE GUARD Page Two by Carries Seventy-Two Airplanes E WASHIXfiTO.V. April 1S A sug gestion that Dollar Interests I" required to purchase tbe veesela they dow ara operating fir tba abippinjc hoard waa made to President f'oolidge today hj Hrnstor MrNary, republican Oregon. If thli abould be don, Sen ator MrNary la of the opinion that there would be removed much nf the liaiia nf criticism of the action of the board Id Belling to the Dollar intereais the fire president-type ahlpa now op erated by a competitor, the Tadfie Mail Steamship compsnr." The three commissioners who da aented to the aale of five ehipa to the Dollar Interests Captain I'luromer, Thompaon and fleneoD will file sep- arate anewera Id the Dlatrlct of Col umbia etipreme rourt In the Injunction proceeding brought hy the Pacific Mail to prevent conautnmatlon of the Bale. They begun prepnrallona of their aniwera today after the board by a vote of 4 to 3 had refined to permit them use of lawyera In the legal da . partment of the board to act for them In making appearance and filing affirfavlte with the court. Tbe vote waa on the aame linea aa that hy which the aale waa originally authorised. Adjuatmenta In aalarlei paid exe cutive beada and teachera lu Ku f ena'a achool ayatem, announced . by the board, were neceaaitated to make the aalarlea conform to the average paid by achoola In other citlei of En gene's else throughout the alate, It ia announced. Heveral email reductlona have been made, aa well ea increases. The aalary to be paid David Jones, Dew city achool superintendent, will be (3400 t year, while the preaent achool year Joaeph T. Glenn, retiring uperitnendent, waa paid 13000. F. E. Chrlateoaoo, principal of Eu gene high achool, will receive 12400 a year, aa compared with $760 re ceived by the retlriog principal. Thla waa the reault of removing the nluth grade pnplla from the high achool to the new Kooitvelt and Wilson Junior high aohoole. lleada of departments at Eugene . sign achool will receive uniform ectle ol 11050, It Wat decided. Thla will be reduction In aoine caaea, aa Karl "Bpike" Leslie hae been receiv ing 22uO, end C. 0. Btone, head of the commercial department, flSOO, In grade achoola the mlulmum enl ary for principal la flOAO, eiceptlng In the Geary achool, where 1C. It. I'arker will receive $1800, became of the alee of the achool and bit tenure of office. Stanley D. Eeton, principal of the new Woodrow Wllaon Junior high, with S2 ream; will receive 111100, and Miaa Margaret llalvoraen.t principal nf Theodora Itooeevelt Junior high, 11800. Thla aeaool baa 13 rooma. In grade achoola tba miulmuiu for teacher la IllKJB. aa compared to IU2S Int year. In the high achool the minimum wea ralaed from IIU'S to $1300 a year, and the maximum from $1330 to $1400, Other ealarlea announced Include aaelatant physical director for bote In grade achoola, $1316; phyatcal direct or for glrla at high achool, $11130; el ement phyelral director for girla In grade achoola, $1303; ahop Inatrurtnr at high achool, $'.'100; aslsstant ahop Instructor at high achool, $1300; shop Instructor in grades, $1(100; sewing teacher In grade achoqla, $1000; achool puree, $1330, Local Lodge Will Choose Delegation Election nf two delegatea to repre Bent the Eugene council of the Knighta of I'olumbiie at the annual atate convention to be held soon at Portland will be held at meeting of the council tonight, according to an nouncement today On Sunday, Apr. 10th, the com bined Councils of Albany, lorvallia and Eugene will hold a Join Inltla tioa at Albany. The three drgreee of tbe order will lie exemplified. X banquet will be held In the Al bany hotel at T;HO. following the Ini tiation, 'the fourth degree knights nave charge of ihie freture. Wivee and friend of the members end ceioll aisles are cordially Invlled to attend. The progrem of the dey will begin It Eugrne at H:ni o'rlora a. n., when all membere and candnlntea will at semhle et the pariah lull and go to Usee and t'ommunlon In a 1..m1t. After breakfaet everyone will again asaeni kle et the church The cere will atari for the Albany K. of P. hall at 10 ocU Tk. v -i1 ft i Jr &; w ilf tept r I v,; - UW mA vX Th ll. ft. r Rrir.tnfia la shown Jut miimr htr launching at Cam den, N. J., with the airplanes for whom aha la to ba a mother hip flying overhead In greeting. Iniet ahowa her aa aha left the waye. Tha Saratoga la the longest naval vessel In the world with a length of B88 feet, beam 105 feet and 74 feet deep, displacing 35,000 tona.. Six great electric motors developing 180,000 h. p., enough energy to eupply a city of 1,000,000, will drive her by means of aix great propellere at epeed of 33 knots per hour.. She Is capable of handlino 72 alrolanea, which can be repaired and refueled, and then take off and land on her aclous decke. Bankers to Spek At Local Schools SALKM. Or., April 15. Jnitlr of the pMce Small today sentenced R. L. Weill to six months in tbe county Jail and fined faim ?"00 in addition, while .lames Williams and Lawrence Montgomery, na:d to be co-partners of Wells, both pleaded not guilty and their bail was fixed at f 1,000 each. Wells pleaded guilty to the charge of manufacturing liquor. The tbre men were arrested yes terday hy William If. Levens, stste prohibition comrnieiioner, George JIurllmrt, a federal agpnt and Roy ftremtner, a Marion county deputy herff. Levens f.l$d the rom plaint. Kollowing (he arrest of the three. confiscation of their 100 gallon still and their iniirisonutent in the county jnil, the vicinity of the still was en relied and .'to giillons of moonshine was found in I lie brush. U'liimnw end 3: ntgomerT asked for a jury trial in iiHtu-e court, and i thfa will he held next Wednesday, j Prohibition officers alleged the I men under nrrcKt had operated from j Woodhurn, in Mar:n cuuv'.y to as j far south as Jtoncburg. , latire session." Mr. Co id wick id The musical program will be preient ed by Arab Iioyt lUe who w.lJ enter tain wiih vocal aelectiona, is the an nuunceaieut. iMothers' Day' to Be Observed Here I "Mothers' Day" Sunday, May 10, will ioe the neat large event on the calen- dar of l':c Kugene lodge of hike, ac cording in II. II. Hobbs. eialted ruler, Tlie Molhcre' lay coininiltee recently ; appointed ia conipoerd of O. K. Iee. i.hairmen. K. I. roindller end Hert I Violent. A orngram for the observ ance of the day hy the local B. I". I). ! K. will eoon be ready for ennounce- m.nt. j The first of tlie consignment of ; be'lgfs to lie om b; the Kug.ne Kike at tbe annual BStlone! conv.n i lion In be held al Portland the week 'of July 10 will soon he here. Tbe j bailers, 400 of wh ch have been or-'d.i-fd, ere being made by an eaetern firm. Prune Pools in Lane are Closed All prune poola of the California 1'acking Corporation in the Irving dis trict in Ijine county were closed yea n,t th. tntfll oroii handled i from that area, for 11121 ia listed at; io.-l.-it pounus. accoroiug iu me - , ...j.- r.t u-uii.m r; ' ; mraiironri -- - , ; Klusaman of Irving, representative of line i aurornia orgaiii.euuii u diatrict. tMlliam ti. risoer, reprco-; eniatiie of the t'alifornie corporation, j was here yeaierday from Salem to pay i the last checks in the 10.4 pool. The ; Irving growers are proud of their; ! that the pool has been closed and pav- i . ... ...I, In Ih. i.r Mr Klustman states. Assistant Ciub Leader Coming Two telle nf the aerlea under way hy the Lane County Itnnk.ra asso ciation will be held Friday, accord- me to announcement today of .Mies M. Kthel Taylor, chairman nf the committee lu charge of the program. Charles Hlginnn of the Hank of Com merce will apeak to the alildenla of he University high school at II a. m in ''if-,,- tbe nubile makes use of ih. h.olr." YV. V. Calkins, liresl- dent of the United Statra Nntinnnl bank, will apeak at 11 a. m. at tbe iiteene hlah echool on I he general Iteeerva Kvstetn." .Meetinaa will be held at the echool In the Marcnla, Wendlltig and Mabel district April .., according to preaent plana. California Pleased With Heavy Rains Callfornlans are joyful now will) a general rainfall that la worth million to the grain growera, is the report of Sheriff Frank K. Taylor of Jeane county who returned lawt night after a trip of several days in the south aa far aa Turlock. "California wel come I the rain Hint Orcgotiions sonic times protest" the Hhcrlff states. Everything In the south looks good and a fine yenr Is looked fur in nil lines Bhrif( Taylor stiitea ncronl ing to opinions expresseU. Miles of grain wera passed on the trip through California and this ia heading flue, Is the report Volcano Reported To be in Eruption MANAGUA. MCAKAfil'A, April IP. ft.. a......llnn .f ll.aa V..I.....A Ometepe lu the Jake Nklmgne, is showering a Hies upon nearby agricul tural diitricis nml ruining the crops. Discharges of lava were flowing from tba crater today. Mrs. Mary Soule Dies in Portland rOKTIjAXO, Ore., April IB. Mrs. Roscburg School IJonds are Sold ROftr.m'RfS, "re.. April 15.--Bonds In the sum of $IH.i,(00, Issued for the erection rf n new high seho'd building, were sold la nt night hy the school board to K. M. Hollins and sons. Kleven b ds were nuhmitteil, ranging from par thirty to flO.'t.lU, the latter being the )d of the suc cessful bond buyers. The bonds are to be In denominations of $ 1 fMMJ an.l wl'l hear five per cent interest. Jlecsuae three of the members nf the school board went out of the ci'y on business yesterday. It was neces sary to recall oue of the directors from C'orvallis in order to have, n quorum. Ie was not located until late In the evening and was forced to hir a fait car to race home, reaching here shortly before midnight. , Plans for Resort At Foley Started Although tbe road la nt in the brut of condition for traffic there are nev cml parties making the trip into, Foley vprtngs, according to Mrs. Kl!.i K. llafenger, proprietor of the resort, who was a business visitor in gene, today! The MrKen&ie highway above Nt m rod is under construction now but tenuis nr provided for the hauing of cars if necessary although many cars hnve crossed the lorn up sections under their own power, tlie visitor states. A new dining room and a new cottage are being built at Foley thla spring, Mr, llefenger aiild. On tho way down from tlio upper river resort, today, Mrs. Hefenger reports (hat she saw many anglers make an early atart at the opening of the son son. Chinese Coat to Re Worn in Play "Crimson Eyebrows," a Chinese musical comedy, is ready for presen tation on Friday and Saturday eve nings t 8;1. at the .School of .Music auditorium, it waa announced today. The three nets are given without cur tain as Is the Ch.nvse custom and tbe orchestra, also in costume, is a part of the performance. llio costumes, designed by .Mr. Frntik Jue, Chinese tenor, are worked out in detail and are fattcinating in color. Tho Chinese garden sparkles with bright colored lanterns. The summer houses are black and red with orange root's and lend character to the setting. 1'rugoned banners, done by Henry Sheldon, bang on the garden wall near Wang's throne. Wang Mung. the usurper emperor, wen re a valuable Chinese Mandarin coat which has been loaned for tbe occasion. The L'nlveraity High School Glee ci-jD is presenting the performance for the benefit of their student body fund. Tho operetta is under the direc tion of Anne Landsbury Heck. I .Several meeiingi. in Lane county isre scheduled for U J. Allen, ansist 1 ant state boys snd girts club leadt-r, i for this week. Mr. Alien w.th Arnold (Collier, county club leader is at Muchly today t talk over club work ! in tbut district. j The following is the schedule for (Thursday aud Friday: Thursday afternoon McKenzte district with calf club members. Thursday evening I.eoburg calf club conducted by 1. It. Mill. can. Friday evening Irving Orange. Kiwanis to Have Mothers' Program That the Eugene Kiwanis club had one of the best Mothers day pro grams held by the order last year is commented on in the current issue of the official publication of the In ternational Kiwanis clubs, copies of which have Just been distributed here. A picture of the emblem that deco ra ted corner of the palm room at I the Ostium hotel where the Mothers' I day meeting aud luncheon was held i lot year is displayed iu the publi cation. 1 he committee in ennrge ol the program waa headed by George II. McMorran. IGold Nugget is Sent to Portland 1 POBTXAND, Ore., April 15. A j 'gold nugget, tipping the scales atj i more than four ounces, pennyweight, ! ' haa been received by the United , States National bank of Portland for' conversion into casb l'or a customer in eastern Or? (ton. The nugget was said to have bepn found in' placer j operations last season on Tine creek, j in Baker county. FUNERAL ANNOUNCED Funeral services fur the late Lois lielt Tibbetts, Eugene high achool girl who died yesterday, will be held from the HrnnntPttcr chapel Friday after noon at -I:.i0 o'clock, it is announced today. ARMENIAN SPEAKS M. B. Parotinaginn, Near East re lief apeaker. told of the work being done by America for the stricken na tion at the Lions club meeting today. Queen Maud of Norway has fin ished one novel and Is working on a second one. 1 n L5ULSU WESTERN VAUDEVILLE TONIGHT 2 Shows 7 & 9 E D 0 U A R D 'MASTER OF SHAOOWOLOGY" WILLIAM O'CLAIRE & MADALINE In "A BIT OF OULD IRELAND" HERBERT CROWLEY presents "The Different Revue" with 7 SAILORS 7 A cycle of Comedy. Singing and Dancing Surprises. The aeason'a novel offering. HON. DAVE MANLEY The National Spokeaman, In "WOMANOLOGY" , JIM & FLO BOGARD "ALL FUN" okeoonian Harry Laugdon T0PICS REVIEW he Ha ndaome Cabman1 ,OF DAY HEILIG ORCHESTRA featuring "ORPHANS OF THE UNDERWORLD" J, OFFENBACK t-1-.T i t a n r- wr a k it a r USta, 1 artH, VjUafUeU V WafAlN I WAY Elbert Bede Will Speak at Luncheon F.tbcrt Bede, editor of the Cottage Grove Sentinel, will positively be the apenker at the noon luncheon meet ing of the Kugeno chamber of com merce tomorrow, announces K. Fu geno Chndwick, secretary, "There ia no error in the urogram this time," the secretary declares 'and we hope that there will be a big turnout to hear our visitor from southern lane relate a few of his new crop of Btnr iea picked up during the recent legis- Egg-Laying Contest j Plans Made Public Jlequests to serve as a member of tlit board of directors of an egg-laying contest to be held at San Franc.aco under the direction of the Internation al Barred l'lymouth Itock Journal, have been received by lien F. Keeney, Lane county assessor and poultry fancier. The contest will be held un der supervision of the University of California and will be open to all breeders of l'lymouth Ilocks, the communication received by Mr. Ke.cn ey states. LORD MAYOR GETS HAT LONDON, April 15. Tim Mix, American movie actor, visited the mansion house, official home of the lord mayor of London today and pre kc nled Hint dignitary with n five gal lon sombrero, similar to the one lie recently gave Governor Smith of New York. The number of Methodists in the United States is 4,711,004. gon City, February ft. ISTiJ, died early , today at her home here. Mrs. ttnult ; was a daughter or lnpialn William H. Thomas, a pioneer of ISM, and one of the first shipbuilders on the WU Ismette aud Columbia rivers. About &000.no animals were 1aughttred for meal in the United States Inn i vr. A THREE DAYS' IL MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Two mirnsie lireners Bate kern li BUed al the nffka of tie ruunlv elera. Tbe liemeee ere !aitel In yj. mer Un.xl Trait ami llrrnlre M.ion, Hth nf Marco's, anil Wallace IV Brainrrd atl (ieendlin limine,, both nf 1'nttes.e tlrove. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Toft HAl.tV-Mr 70 erre litm ahmi! i 2A aree In rultUaltun. family or chard. fd buee apt) ham, tii.-ken bntteea and parVs, lth ilriity it( other oibiiildinit, Irritation ei s teni with Intel of weter. Hrhool house on tbe olece. I'lt'toe l.Vl."V-l. nr aiWre.s J. T. KMliliT, '.Ul Al der street. tf lead to serious lung trouble. You can Hop them now with CreomuMnn. an tmitlaihed creosote that ia pleasant to I :ake, Creomiilslon la a new mrdlrel i llsoverT with twolold action; It aoothrt ind heals the inflamed membranra and j tills the artra. 01 all known rlniat. rreoeote la re. ' Ntnlted br tbe mediral (taternilT aa the irealeel healini asenry for the Ileal- i nent o( rhronto couaha and colds and Mher forma u( throat and lung troublea. Lreomulsion contains. In addition to MMnla mLm k . . 1 -I . I : . L tm.i iaini, rirmrmi wai(n loothe and heal the tndamrd mem. iranea and stop tbe iriitslion and In limmation, while the creosote aoea no o tha stomach, ia atootlied into the Jood. allacVa the seat of the trouble nd drelioia the germs thai lead to ronauniption. Creomultion la luartnteei aatlsface orv in ihe treelment o chronic, roughs ind rolda, bronchial asthma, ratarthal arotRhltia and other forma of throat end lung diseases, and la earellem for gliding nn the rreirm after eolde or M flu. Money refunded if ant cough ir MlJ nn ... -.r I I i - . w ,i, now long eieua- Is not relieved after taking accord. ng to directions. Ask your druaglst. Crwmidsiua Co. Atlanta. Ca. (Adv Kill JIKNT-One first floor sleep ing room. 1108 Olive street, tf IK Ylitf WANT a eteel range for leas than it la wertb ileal at (VII ih Ave, weat. BIT ACTO lAIA.N - Itefinancing to re dur pavmenta. ft WAN MOIiT UAUK CO. U Kaa Tib Ml. Check Seal Material Sold by The Bailey Electric Co. 40 Willamette tt. Phon-B ZU How many Electrical Connections ( ic'iV your new home have? If your new home is to be a real home of electrical comfort the wir ing must he done by a qu,ilifed electrical contractor who installs convenient connections for elec trical appliances, provides cor rect lighting and uses standard wiring devices. Such quilifi,;l contractors are identified for you by thc'Chcck" Seal of this Company. Before you build or buy, insist on "Check" Seal electrical wiring. Also when you need electrical appliances, remember that "Check" Seal electrical retailers sell quality electrical merchandise. rVfoew yoa build, buy or rent get "Tl nwtnc.1 Hr fc Hi.uSitlin -TSmW S m tu w M eMnn 1 raeww w f..ir w wM, e i-v" i e -n lu m nine wsm. PACIFIC STATES ELECTRIC COMPANY bar raucctr lot awcaui uao u.cM oaiuand fiiaTVaxo aajtrru aroaiAwg Diitributon Cor General Elate trie Announcing a New Dining Group in Walnut Table, Buffet and Six Chairs Specially Priced $11 $10 Cash ' I I lir $8 Month A Tha very lowest price ws know of offered on a dining suite of euch chanuler nt rloalgn, construction and finish. The suite as priced consists of a 54-inch Buffet with convenient cupboard and drawer space, a e0i60-lnch, 6 foot extension Table, and 6 chairs upholstered In genuine blue leather. All pieces are Kracefully desicned all pieces are well constructed and beautifully matched and finished. In short, a hlprh character dlnins croup In combination American Walnut at a price of furniture built of Oak. Tho pieces may be purchased separately as follows: The 54-inch Buffet $34.75 The Chairs $6.95 The Table $29.75 Electric Irons and Electric Percolators Underpriced for 3 Days Jlabjais's'liilKllieaBiie t POUNO Electric Irons $3.95 Electric Irons, d pounds In weight, pretty nlchi-t finish es, and complete, with heavy cod. extra apeclal. 6 Cup Electric Percolators $7.50 Fxcellent quality Electric TercolatorB in cup Hie. heutlfully finished In alnml beauttfully finished in aluml unuaual price. Seasonable Specials from Wetherbee-Powers Drapery Store Ruffled Marquisette Curtains Complete with Tlebackg White Marqulaette Ruffled Curtains, 2 yards In lenS. with Mneh ruffles, complete with tie-backs. ei 70 Special, pair $fce (3 Figured Marquisettes and Filets alufs up to 90c yard. Figured Marquisettes and File's l very pleasing new designe. Tallies Up to AQrt rt cents per yard, special yard 3C Bungalow Nets 50-in. Widths Hood quality Bungalow Nt. very appropriate for SpnW ,, , p,, j.lr(1 7Qfa I V w i ,tv- dm IWETHERBEE I - Your 7 Charge -POWERS ' .