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Newspaper Page TextaV Evening, April 15, 1925 THE EUGENE G U AliD Pago Five .r!:l5 CITY NEWS iCoatumeo ' ners at l"e 0' 1 ' i M ' . rather indefinitely 10- ttt on cauiP"- "J VT",h .n,l l.aur, Lwacaut' and the exact " , ioim of " construct., """""i, not known. The man con op r . ,..., and other de- traversed by the new ' f. -isslons Pending "'.j Vatenanta" commissions in , ra reserve corp. of the L nt- !::niorS.ho6t.di,te rra he .irfrfilj Of Urefou m. . l? iU receive commissions are: trie H . Necll. Jr.. WillUm Hu. t,ir ii. Norton Calef, ? ifrirk lligl.es Clnjson, William 'ed!"C,, f,n. Carl Harold Skoog, Sat Portland; and W. Norman Lar """T Theodore Amstutz, . m'lcust - nud W. Norman Lar- . - U lilt CI Hiilolroln. frDoaM Indolpb Cook, li fe! f Harmon Fairfax Cmf Spring-Sid- Tl Boowtelt Oillenwnters. Sldndale; Boyd CS" "eJ Kuifne: Clayton "s-i " Charles Edward Jost, Ii. . i-.ri U'nllHC Smith, . ,ii.n0.1n Withrow, Klmira; Louis rarlaon. Kcho;: Hersdiel Kd- r Kidwrtl. I'ilot Itock; and ' 'nkew. Walla Walla, Wash. Hood ,ose- Eugene Levi Oration Sent By Air Miimiscr.pt oi me u.uuu w thn rpmion of the a a resiui ui - - - foiwic eoarh". has been sent by airplane mail to the headquarters 0f the national intercollegiate peace oratorical association at Washington, p (,'. McGuire's oration will bJ iAmBA from the manuscript alonfl along with copies uf other orations from colleges of this ronton. The win Der of this reion will -meet the win Dfrsof sil p,hpr '1'stricts in an actual sppaking contest to be held at Los Angeles, on June 5. Tryout April 25 Trrftuta for the Tri-State Oratori cal contest, the bipgest oratorical op- portunitv of the year, at tne univer lite, will he held on Saturday inorU inr, April 23, according to a statement issued by forensic coaches of the Kns lisb department yenrerday. The higher educational institutions of Washing ton. Idaho and Oregon send represen tatives to Seattle in the latter part of May, and the winner of the contest is entitled to the intpjcollegiate ora torical championship of the northwest as well as to a prize offered by a battle lawyer. Home Permits Issuttf Three more residences for Kugout: were added to the record already stacked up for the month of April, it is reported by W. H. Alexander, city inspector of buildings. The permits issued were as follows: Fred L. Bukcr ?o500 residence, 14!2 VilliVd street; Fred J. Voigh, if'-WOO bungalow, 2(MK! Orchard street; J. II. .Myers, fJOUO bungalow. I!0 Monroe street. I'criuid tion was aHo granteif to I. T. Loomig to remodel a residence nt E0T4 Onyx street. Deed is Received A deed to 100 ucres of homestead land, bearing the signature of Calvin Coolidge, president of the l,'nit.d States, was received today by W. G. Baker, IV.rj Oak street. The land is situated on (late creek, three miles from the McKenzie fund, and is s.iid to be one of the best improved home stead tracts in the McKenzie section. Mr. Baker has built n wagon road, costing more than $1300 to bis door way from the main highway. program, lsiue the invitations, and provide entertainment for the mothers and fathers here that week-end. Enrollment Increases With an increase in enrollment of 53 students over last year, the grad uate school of the University of Ore gon has a total registration of 311 members from seventy-eight different colleges and universities this year. Of thia number 118 have received bach elors' degrees from the I'niverstiy of Oregon, the remainder having taken their work at other institutions. Stag Mix Held A stag mix was held by men of St. Mary's Kpiscopal parish at the parish house last night, the first of a ser ies of similar events planned. The program included Bongs by David Jones, George McMorran, Eugene high school boys quartet, and mstru mentnl numbers by Glen .Morrow and Krnest Ludlow. May 21 will be the date of the next smoker. Lesvos for New York MUh Dorothy Wheeler; who has been visiting iu Eugene, left tod;iy for Snu Francisco and I-ros Angeles, where, after spending several weeks, she will continue to Cedar Rapids, lown. She expects to stop over at tho grand canyon enroute. After visitm friends and relatives in Iowa, Miss Wheeler expects io leave for New York city, ber home, Inspection Today All R. O. T. C. classes and drill sections on the cam pun are being in spected today by Major H. L. Jordan, infantry D. O. L., officer in charge uf R. O, T, C. affairs in the ninth corps area, who arrived in Kugene last eve ning, on his tour of inspection of R. 0.vT, C units of this area. Veterans to Moot A meeting of the Eugene post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will be held at the armory tomorrow eve ning. Further plans for -the erection of a memorial monument at the new I. O. O. F. cemetery will be discuss ed by the post members, it as an nounced. Pioneers to Gather Pioneer club members will hold i big roundup Saturday night at the V. M. C. A. A special feature will be the sale of hot dogs to finance the enter tainments. A sample fire lighter, to be used without matches, bns been re ceived by W. P. Walter, boys' work secretary. Catalog Issued The uuiversity catalog for Hl2o i.o ltrjO is just off the press. Between OOOO and 7000 copies of the catalog have been issued and there is already a waiting list which contains the names of vnrious school superintend ents and faculty members in Oregon. her home Thursday afternoon at 2:.10 o'clock. Goes to Oakridge U-L. Graham, district freight and passenger agept of the Southern Pa cific, left today far Oakridne. and the head of rail construction, where he will transact business for the com pany. County Sells Property Four pieces of property were sold by Sheriff Frank E. Taylor for Lane county and the deeds filed today at tne ouice ot the county clerk.. The property was. purchased by G. E. Ue- uerg. Drunk; Fined $25 Carl Render, accused by night ps trolmeu of being drunk on the miin streeia of the city, pleaded guilty to the offense in city court today, and paid a fine of $.". Land Patent Filed A patent from the United States government to Walter G. Raker was filed for record today at the office of the county clerk. Return to Fall Creek Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Herndnn, resi dents of the Fall Creek district, left for their home after a short business visit here. Estate Inventory Filed The inventory of the estato of the late Dora R. Harvey was filed today at the office of the rounfy clerk. The estate totals ?L',04.50. Leavo for Loa Angelw Mr. and .Mrs. Henry W. Sims and daughter left today by automobile for Los Angeles, where they will visit for the next two or three weeks. Fakes a "Suicide' t$f- .iJ-) ntm ' .1 Motorist Fined Robert Griffin, accused of cross ing intersections too speedily with his automobile, paid a fine of $3 in city court. To Meet at 8 o'clock The meeting ofjthe Lincoln Parent Teacher association will he held at 8 o'clock this evening instead of 7:30 as previously announced. Trainmaster Here John Eugles, trainmaster at Rose burg, was in Eugene yesterday on business. Ho returned to Roseburg yesterday evening. Ftoxlno Serpa was mourned as dead when It was reported she had jumped to death In San Francisco Bay. Now it is learned that Roxlne Is alive In Canada and that her "death" was faked by Joseph Weber, who Is Ftox In o's seoond husband. The fake sui cide was tried to cover up the faot that Roxine had married Joseph with out divorcing Serpa. Claims for In surance made by Serpa led to an ex pose of the fake suicide. (Continued from page one) Blister Survey Planned in Polk Club to Meet The Home Economics club of Four OakB grange will meet at the home of Mrs. F L. Waite, Friday, April 17. Old Schedule Resumed A five-nay working week has been resumed by ltuoth-Kelly mills at Wendling and Springfield, annouacC8 A. C Dixon, general manuger. . Discharge is Filed Hollo Jt. Moon filed his discharge from the United States marnie corps at the office of tho county clerk. Hora from Portland Mrs. K. C. Hills of Portland is here to visit with her sister, Mrs. Bcu F. Kccncy of this city. Mrs. M. Guerlng Dies Mrs. M. tillering of Cottage Grove, died yesterday nt the Pacific C'hris tisu hospital, ater having been ad mitted the previous evening for medi can treatment. She leaves n husband aud daughter, according to hospital officials. Claire Lee Elected Cliire I.ce was elected president of ef Good Times Amtisemeot club which held the last of its scheduled dances t Dreamland hall last night, nud elected officers C. J. Fulton wis med vice-president, and Mrs. Cha. I'eBine, secretary. Retiring officers ' K. I.. (iilstrap, president; A. K. Hoberts, vice-president; and Mrs. I)e ine, secretary. The club will hold n ace at Coburg bridge pavilion Mny 12, it is announced. Senool Casa Pends Hearings oil the petition from union 'Hi. school number fight including Jlsbel, Marcola and Wendling will be "eld Tuesday, Mny 17, nt 10 a. m., ac cording to an order handed down to y b, Judge ,1. f. Kendall in circuit court. The petitii.na nsk that the con ohdation . f the three districts whii h " completed lst summer be mad? "lid and legal by a decision of the eoait. Lmv for Portland .Mr and Mrs. tllen Klkin. of this ey left yesterday for Portland for short vi.ii. Mr. Fjkin, is mn,,,or "' the first-aid team of the Kugene "Hire of tue, 1'acilic Telephone and telegraph company nnd tonight will 'e part in the contest for the state rbimp.onslup with five Portland de partment teaun. Mothers- Day Planned-- M"y n and 10 have been set as Ihe ! for Mothers' and Fathers' week. 'M on the empu. A committee eon. "n ot Bin p,n. chairman; Hoy J"Ton. TsuMne Iton.luranl. ,lenn "rpr sr., Meslriee Peters hsa been ppoml.,1 hr lUndnll .lne. ,.i.l, ludnt l,o,y. m prepare the E. R. Jackman Coming Professor E. H. Jackman, specialist in farm crops at Oregon Agricultural college will inspect the experimental pMots of ground in Lane county pre pared in various sections of the county, lie will be accompanied by 0". S. Fletcher, county agent. Road Work Under Way A county crew is at work resur facing purts of the Alvadore road as there- were many deep holes on this route due to traffic during the winter, according to F.dwin Tuller, superin tendent of road work. Kansas Visitors. Leave Mr. nnd Mrsv Allen Bell of Wichi ta, Kansas, who have been vieiting here at the homes of Mrs. Kelda Mor row nnd Mrs. .. M. lngersoll, have left for Portland for a visit. Big Egg Displayed Percy Meserre, local boy, is display ing a big lien's egg with a circum ference of nine inches one way and six and one-half the other. The egg was laid by a white leghorn. To Entertain Cluo Mrs. Y. II. West will entertain the College (.'rest Neighborhood club at Notarial Commission Filed The notarial commission of Colonel W. G. D. Mercer was filed today ot the office of the county clerk. Services Held For Archbishop PORTLAND, Ore, April 15. Fu neral ceremonies for the late Arch bishop Alexunder Christie of the Catholic archdiocese of Oregon City, concluded with pnntificial requiem mass at St. Mury's cathedral here to day. A guard of honor composed of Knights of Columbus, members of the Catbolic orde rof foresters and other groups escorted the body to Mount Cavulry cemetery, where it was tem porarily laid nt rest, pending selccliou of the final burial place. Right Uev. A. F. Schinner, bishop of Spokane, WaBh., ' celebrated the mass at the cathedral. Tbo snrmon was preached by Kight Itev. J. 1'. Carroll, bishop of Helena, Mont. SALEM, Ore., April 15. I,. N. flooding, junior pathologist in charge of blister work, with headquarters at Corvallis, anid today that be will place two men in Polk cwnnty in tho Black Knck district this year to investigate and map the entire district, showing the timber stand and the distribution of black currant. While blister rust had not ret entered the state, Mr. Gooding believes entrance of the dis euse into Oregon is inevitable. Battleship Oregon To Arrive June 15 SALEM, Ore., April in Follow ing a meeting of the battleship Ore gon commission here yesterday an nouncement was mado that the old warship will arrive In Portland har bor June 35 and will be formally ac cepted by the state on July 3. Arrival of the ship will be an event of Rose Festival week, and its acceptance will be attended by appropriate ceremonies. Masked men rob La Grande Store patched a squadron of airplanes out side the Golden Gate on reconnais sance to ascertain whether any "enemy" submarine were lying in am bush outside the harbor and await ing the fleet. As would be the case in war, the long concentration of the nation's mightiest arms of defense was led by the mine sweeper force of the fleet, re-infnrced by the mine sweepers of the twelfth naval district, which re turned Inter to port. Sweepers Comb Bay The sweepers combed the bay and proceeded past ihe Golden Gate, where they spread out in a huge arc and cleared the sea over the path followed by the fleet in order that all mines laid by tho "enemy'1 might be collected without damaging the con centration units. Then came the destroyers, lean, long, bloodhounds of the fleet and the cruisers, armored and light, some of them with a speed of 33 knota which make them among tho fastest craft afloat Followed then the ships of the train, known as the fleet base force, the less romantic, but highly important auxiliaries, such as hos pital, repair, supply ships, collicra, tugs aud tankers. Then came the pride of the fleet the backbone of the navy the battle ships the squat, wide-beamed bull dogs of the sea. Serene, indifferent and unruffled by the stir their ap pearance created among the crowds of spectators, the floating fortresses, each an armored, bristling house of steel, steamed slowly out to sea. You Larger Womenand You Undersized Maybe you think that you are hardest to fit of all. Not so no one in these days of really scien tific coat making is much of a problem. It seems to be no trick at all for really skilled designers and stylists to seemingly take off inches, reduce pounds or add bulk or height where needed. After all, it's not so much of a fitting problem as one of styling the style's the thing that gives tone and distinction. Coats for the Oversized $34.75 to $75 Coats for the Undersized $19.75 to $95 Atirl nt mi)' price, nt every price, remember Hint hero will find values tlint ennnot bo duplicated clscwJiere. J1.M-kAIJ.IIIlILA,JJ.I'l.l.k,J'4!i'!s i you Canadian Tobacco Proves Popularity MONTREAL, April IK. (P) To bacco growera of Canada produced a crop of 1S.710.71O pounds In 1024. Ontario planters bad 13.275 acreB in tobacco, producing J2, 135,0410 pounds, and Quebec growers bad 8,044 acres in crop, wbirb yielded 6.&7K.740 pounds, and, Quebec growers had 8. 044 acres in crop, which yielded 6, 57fi,740 pounds, according to a report issued by the federal department of agriculture. Of the total production, the report estimates that J 5,000,000 pounds was shipped to Canadian cigar and tobac co factoriea for manufacture for do mestic use. Exports of unmanufactur ed tobacco amounted to 2,S20,'J1() pouuds. . Wbile the areas of Canoda suited to tobacco culture nre limited, the report shows they are capable of be ing expanded beyond the present acreage. THE BUTTON SHOP Pleating, Buttons and Hemstitching. SO 7th Ave. Fast. Phone 1715-J. OREGON Phone U10. MOTOR CO. 030 Olive tf Dr. Ashton for Chiropractic and Electro therapy. Opposito Heilig ths tter, Phone 800. tt INSURE WITH HENRY" TROMP, STATISTICS LA GRANDE, Ore., April IS. Two masked men last night entered the Ncwlin book storo here ns Mra. Enrl Lnrson, clerk, was closing up the shop. They struck her above the eye, when she refused to opoii the safe, knocking her unconscious, and took three rings, 'worth more 'than $100 from her fingers. She won dis covered about 0 o'clock by a girl who entered the store. Police could find no trace of the men. About 25,000,0H pupils are enroll ed in American schools with an aver age daily attendance of 'JO, 700.000. For hemstitching see Vena Sneed at The Mode, Springfield. 8c yard alO BORN ARII At the Eugene hospital, Wed nesday, April io, lltli5. to Mr. and Mrs. A. 1. Ash, 138 Seventeenth avenue west, a sou. J. FINNIE Finnies Plumbing Shop Phone 1630 Plumbing. Repairing, Steam and Hot Water Heating 731 Olive St. 2 Day or nlsht emorgency fcrj Plumbing Special prices on fixtures We Estimate J. FINNIE SYNOPSIS or TIIE ANNUAL STaTKHENT OP THK PA0IFI0 MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA f I.es nr.. In th SUt f California, on the Slat day of Dwwnbw, made to tha lncuranea CommUaioner of thn StaU nf Oregon, porauant to lawi CAPITAL Amount ( capital atoclt paid up I l,5M.tM.M 1NCOMK Total prtmhim Inoom for tha your -Tift. ei.t?0 M Intyrent, dMrtwida aud ronUi rwivl during- tha ywT A.0O0.370.M Ineoms from other aourcea received durlnt the 7- A91,fl$o,78 Total Income . niHRIIRRRMRNTfl Paid for lnMis. endowment, annuitta and nurrander value Dividend paid to poHcrholdtra during th ywar. Dividend! paid on capital aUtck during the yenr CnmmUslnnn and anlarta paid during th yr.,m. Taxmi, lirencM and feee paid during the yer , , Amount of all other expenditure 7.0M.7M.19 J.2M.325 M 1.01.,Mt..71 MKU23.0 1.UI.WSA1 Total ttpendltnrea... ARRRT8 ValiM ef real eatate owned (market value Value of auwka nnd bonda owned (market or amort lied value). lxiana on mortgagee and collateral, etc. Premium notea, liena and policy loana.- Cash In -hanka and on hand - ,., Net uneoUected and deferred premium. Inter eat and rent due and accrue.... t Other aeaeta, due from reinsurance companlea. Admitted aaaeta. Life Department ...llMlt.TM.IT -I T.17i!KUl .7.3M.W8.I0 3fl.M.fl(i3.79 . 14.WUM.39 1,8,18. IM.M 3, TOO, 9(3 l,2fil,M1.KA 23.737.00 ASSOCIATION TO MEET SPRINGFIELD, April 1.1. (Spe cial). W, A. Elkins, of the .Elkinsj gift shop, Kugene, is- to address ihe Parent-Teacher association of Spring-i field on the subject of art apprecia tion tomorrow evening at 7:'M o'clock in the high school auditorium. The girls' glee club of the Springfield high school will give musical selections, i CHICHESTER S PILLS jbedlral Ak jour Urscglit tot A riii in ited tmi doit in.iui(W to.i, tnlcd with Blue RlLboa. Tb Ihrr. lly of your " tlriiRB-W. AiWr'HillVri.TF.Rr! UAUUNI II HAND Il.l.a. fo. Bit 7 tin known ti Dear.Strcit. AUa-rtR.cllit.il SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE l i i Admitted Must. Atttd.nt Department.. Total .dmltud V.t Orou el.lm. for Iomm unpaid. All other ll.biHtiei . H.0J.I9 M . 7.5S0.3U..11 LIABIIJTIK8 ..ps.SM.on.no Mj.iuj.no l,iU.UI.T l.i.hintin or Li.billUe. of Life T)errtmont Accident Uepartment . l..m,3U7 . l.tSO.111.01 T.I.I II. hlllll... .icla. I. of capital alack of tl.SM.M, and .orpin, ef U.1U.U1.U UIIHlNK.cl ,01 OKNion r,,K inr. inAK OroM premium, received during the yer iicludinK accident nnd health - - Premium, and dividend, returned during the year Including accident and health WJM.7M.U lV191.lt 55.091. It The president of the United Fttatoa rannot be nrresled for any offense, lie fa ainenablo only to impeachment. BOND ISSUE CARRIES MAKSHKIEI.D, April 15. The .$0.(KX city bond Issue for the pur chase of property, delinquent in tax payments, and for the funding of out Btanding warrants, was carried at mi election held here yesterday by 22.t for and .1!) against. For hemstitching see Vena Hneed at The Mode, Springfield. Sc yard alG Get back, that lost weight University Glee Club Concert The combined men's nnd women's Glee Clubs of the University of Oregon in their annual concert. UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S BUILDING Thursday, April 16 Tickets on Sale at Laraway's and Co-op. away the you start to to a shadow, color leaves ,. vnnr nOOr. cneea .0u,.n. up nnd life's worth roots. Ii rns f lh. PUBLIC DANCE DREAMLAND HALL Every Wednesday and Saturday Night livANrr I at Triangle Lake every Saturday' night waste when your tired Ioks will hardly noin P J"u' , It', hl.h time yoa siar erf takinK a fine tone and btil.l- er ike iaiiin:. Tnnlac will build you make you tuc that iutn m.Ha from d bark fathered from the frur corners of the ear.l. and f-.m-pounded under the cxcliisivo Tnn lc formula. Tanlac is jimt whnl he poor, starved body floods. First of all it cleanse, .ha blood stream and puis the die- organs In order. 'Vou find !er . . .l.v. trea ment. Ihit 0.l I wnl to eat. Pretty soon me wrl ' om, color steila back in o ,u cheeks and the scales tell n that vou r gainlnn weight, i rom i?.en on it . only a short time ..nail tnil'rft foelinK fJ as a Ilrl'll". Millions of men 'and '' have taken Tanlac with (treat benefit. More than one hun Ircd thousand people have wrl.tn glowlnc tributes to this wonder- I"l . u First Bottle Brought Improvement 'Tain. In my aide and back caused me lots of trouble day and night. I could hardly walk my beat. Tanlac fixed me up quick, t noticed the improvement after the fir.t bottle." Patrolman Wm. J. TWer 324 Paul Ave., Belleville, 111. u-hon vou know It a . tn an manv folk. 1 fnllv .not to takp advantage r.f it a 'I an ..it's help yoursolf. lon't 1 tit ft nff anothfr day. t.t a bittl at ynur drunefsfa now in, I a;art the good work ripht away. IT Scissor Sale has been very well patronized and we are sold out of a few patterns, but we still have some 14 patterns left. They are going fast. Sale Closes Saturday Night We still have on hand 51 gallons of outside white at, pr gallon $2.75 TAKE TANLAC VEGETABLE PILLS FOR CONSTIPATION TAN IAC FOR. YO UIl HEAJLTH 0. implement Co Phone 1840 73 W. 9th St. mm Easter Did not see all of the Goat and Dress Shipments as each day finds us showing new . numbers and those of you who've waited until after Easter to make your selections will find our show ing to your liking, in dressy dress es, plain dresses, dressy coats, plain mannish tailored coats, etc. We are also showing excellent as sortments of shirts, sweaters and blouses, which we feel will meet with your approval. Merchandise of style and very high quality. Sale of Lovely Rayon Silks $1.00 Yard Printed cryntiil ct'c))ep, Xu-wcave crepe, sheon crepes i" lovely pprinR colors. Just tho right woiftht and weave for the new frock. Full .",(1 inch width. Recrula'r values $1.85 Special, $1.00 Yd. Sale of Belts Excellent rjHiilily, most all colors, ftof. fine values for 42o Kojr. 75c values for 67c Keff. !ISc values' for 79c Kep;. $1.25 vals. for 98c No refunds. No exchanges. Amoskeag Ginorham 19c Yard ?,1 inch fast colored (im?hain in the depend able. Amosltenir make. Checks, i.laids and T.lain. Splendid for house dresses anil for children's wear. Lowest price since pre-war. New Purses and Bags Excellent assort inenl of the latest creations in carry stran nr under the arm si vies. Priced at $2.00 and up. Xew vanilv cases the last word in vnnilvisni. Pongee Special 69c Natural color, 12 mom mi", pongee. 11 envy weight, very special f0c yard. Berkley Cambric 24c Yard Xo. GO Berkley cainbrio in white or flesh. Every fine knows the finality Wry special 24c yard. New Scarfs Tn printed crepes, plain erepes, and knitted. Big assortment. Priced at $-'.08, $:U8 and up. This is a big scarf season. ...i.i Hxrlnv tha r Ineltidinir accident and health THK PACIFIC MUTUAL I.IKE INSURANCE COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA Oeorg. I. Cochran, President. . r. Meaning, Beereiarr. SuttutorT reeident attorney for aarvice: tneuranra CommU.toner and W. M. McConnell, Tartland, Oregon. HOSIERY "PHOENIX" means quality, style and "your money's worth." All he most wanted colors. Pig Shipment of ,1-4 length sox Tor the kiddies most nil sizes nnd colors. BEARD'S 5i; I' t.