Thursday Evening, April 16, fK
faro Four
THE EUGENE GUARD
THE EUGENE GUARD
An Independent afternoon newipaper published dally exoept Sunday.
PAUL It. KELTY, Editor EUOENE 8. KEI.TT, Business Manager
Offices 1037-1041 Willamette Street
Telephone 1200
Ited In tilts paper and alio the local news published herein. AH
rights of publication of special dispatches herein are also reserved.
Toe Eugene Guard Is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
TUtrjt.HKAY. APItir, 10.
We Shall Have Better Water.
from ten per ceot or leu to one hun
dred fr tent r more.
Nothing lik uniformity U adhered
lo id : i:enta, over the state, of
different k'nda of property. Livestock
nay be aessed at full value or at
any other per ceul of value decided
upon by individual asieiaora and couu
ly courts, while commercial or maitu
faciuring jdauta are subject to these
or any other ratea u-ually tbe lat-
Tbe Eueeoe Guard is & member of the Aasodatcd Preaa. The . ler.
Asaoclated Preaa la exclu'lvelv entitled to the use fur public Why nt aasess every piere of prop-
Uon of .11 . dnipalcbe. credited to It or not otherwise crod- - - - ; '
and no hither tain than now. And
there should be much leia complaint
of liicbunleos of taxation.
The Stat a Depart men t'l High Hat.
(New York World)
Yeiterdny all the newspapers fn tbe
Timed Hiatea look part in a rant
bootlegging operation. Tbe .State I.e
partnjent acting through a few bam-,
booxled bureain-rats and a timid little
8ecriary of Ktaie, had enacted na
tional prohibition against free speech
for a huropean exile.
Ho the exile went to a free country,
Canada it bappeued to be, and the
American newspaper sent their re
porters v him and the next morn
tiig served up for Mr. Coobdge end
Mr. hellogg and Mr. Castle to enjoy
at breakfast ell and a good deal mure
thai. Count Knrolyl would buve said
if he hud not been forbidden to talk.
This leaves the State iJepartuieut
decidedly unimpressive
rvrong, it has been
stupid, and now it has been made
ridiculous: it inflated its chest, lifted
its eyebrows and put on e very high
hat. Hut the American reporter seat
ed himself on. the high hat, and as a
contiiMiucnca, the American people will
restore free speech while the .State
lJepartiucnl U trying lo recover its
dignity. At the next session of con
gress Mr. Itorab haa promised to
move for tbe repeal of the powers
which the department haa shown it
self ao unfit to exercise.
It la apparent that the department
rnnnot be allowed to prohibit free
dom of speech. The bootlegging of
liouor In bad enough ns a breeder of
lawlessness, but if in addition the
country goes In for tho bootlegging
of Ideas, It will become a nuisance.
If every lime a visitor who want
to make a speech that the administra
tion doea not like baa to go to Canada,
or Cuba, or Mexico, and bellow it
arrows the border, It really will be
most inconvenient.
Bugology Will Now Come to Order
EUGENE is not to go on drinkinff AVillnmetto river
water. That is tho outstanding favorable rnmilt of
yesterday's special city bond election. AVc shall do
away with tho necessity for drinking filtered sewage.
We shall havo water from tho far famed MeKenzie,
and in inaugurating that project we shall bo taking the
first steps towards bringing into tho greater and more
populous Eugene of tho future, water from the high
Cascades that will bo absolutely pure. j
Of next importance in tho election results was tho
nrrvinc if fhn nrnnoRnl fnr (ho new reservoir and water
.......p, i- wearing n decidei
mams. It was u necessary measure, because some sections . k H n, bn
of tho city alrendy aro sintering lrom inadequate water
pressure, and tins condition would navo ueon contin
ually aggravated with continued building growth and
installation of moro and more water services. Early
returns from the election count had indicated tho de
feat of this measure. That it finally emerged a winner
is causo for satisfaction.
The carrying of the bond proposals for sewer recon
struction was another highly valuablo consummation.
It was a measure of necessity for tho protection of the
publio health. And tho carrying of tho proposal for the
paving of street intersections 'will insuro tho progress of
Iho paving progranimo so necessary to tho city's con
tinued expansion.
By their votes tho pcoplo showed that they knew
what they wanted. They wcro willing to voto bonds of
whoso necessity they wero convinced, but not otherwise.
IWhethcr the majority judgment was the correct judg
Imont or'not in every case may bo questioned by some
I who have studied and aro closely informed on tho issues.
Hut tho verdict of tho ballot is tho verdict of the ma
jority and this is n land of majority rule. There should
ne complete acquiescence in the results, and conformity
to tho necessities of thoso, results.
A Case and a Cause.
npjlERE lives in Eugeno a young woman, tho wife of
- n ninn who served overseas in tho great war. Nic
And her two small children aro almost entirely destitute.
n tho miserablo ami miserably furnished place where
they resido there was found last Tuesday by one who
had gonn to investigate, not ono thing to out except po
tatoes. The husband and father had become mildly in
inno recently as a result of an injury which ho sustained
whilo in France. lo was taken to a government hos
v iiital in an adjoining state. No provision was mado for
Lis helpless family.
That js, no provision was made for them until the
American legion post in Eugeno heard about them.
Then thorn was quick action. From (.ho legion's slender
and depleted relief fund groceries were bought fur the
veteran's wife and children. They aro not hungry now.
Tho ease is typical of many which the local legion
tost is called upon to relievo and does relieve. There
I. provision by the federal government for giving hos
pitalization and care to disabled veterans. There is pro
Vision for direct, aid to them ami their dependents in
C. ses of established proof. Hut frequent eases of dis
ability long deferred but nevertheless directly the result
of war service keep cropping up. Proofs of disability
efler the lapse of (he yours aro hard to get. and the pro.
cess reouiies time. Sometimes tho disabled man finds it
'impossible, to establish contacts at all that will enable,
him to make his proofs. Moauwhilo his necessities and
thoso of his dependents are grenf. .That is when the
American legion post steps in and, through its relief
fund, extends help.
The American legion is preparing to give n spectacle
ml entertainment at' the armory on the evenings of
April 24 2.1. If you Ket a couple 'of tickets through the
mail with a request to buy, don't send them back. Send
a dollar instead. One of tho beneficiaries of the proceeds
of this show is the fund for tho disabled war veterans. i
l , referred to in tho foregoing. The other beneficiaries
.iro likewise worthy. They are the W. ('. T. V. children's
mn homo nt Corvallis and tho Hoy Scouts of Eugene.
' Tendencies in Taxes.
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Here and There
(The Oregonian)
An article is at hand which reviews
stato recent legislation iu screral
Mtati-s, reflecting national policy of
economy. The work of the Oregon
legiKlnturo in tlint direction, if any,
is nut mentioned. In New York, the
income tax witti cut L'j per cent and
the state tax rate on real estnte wn
reduced in like amount. A constitu
tional amendment is to bo submitted
reducing (he number of departmrnts
and bureaus from one hundred and
eighty-two to twenty.
We wild, to ernpluisixe the word
"economy" aa lined in the foregoing
sentence. Shifting of t rises from one
mnirco lo nnolher, without reducing
tost of government, is not economy.
Oregon has dno some shifting. Hut
nothing could bn dcviurd na regards
slmpllf, cation of government except
to appoint another committee to in
vestigate. This Ingenious way of side
alepping tile sun hi job nnd thereby
avoiding real thought and renl work
by governor nnd legisluture lutd tnrn
adopted on more than one previous
occasion.
Well, in New York, the broad m.-in-lle
of Irgif tnti f fli'hipvritient fn Hit o!i
tioveruor At lmitlf nnd his people are
stronger tlitui ever for him fur pres
iilent, lu Oregon tho democratic gov
ernor, who ha rt, of course, not been
mentioned for president, has bnd to
hafflett out to til end his political fen
ces, imli mi they nre. The people ad
mire accomplishment.
A Little Betrayer and Big Qnra
O'eudletnn Kast Oregonian
Clnrence Thompfon, deputy state
treasurer who under two administra
tions svNteititi tit-ally defaulted wilh
several thoiiN.tud d1lara of state
money, has hen sen tended to the
peniteniinry and the previous pnrole
given him has heen revoked.
Is it a meet penalty for the offense.
Such an offender is more than a
thief, llo in a betrayer of public
trust.
Thompson took certain sums from
atate treasury and placed them
to his own n--count, lie needed the
money, ho said, and intended repaying
I it. I'crhnpK his Intention were not
criminal, hut his a-'t was.
Iliiw ever. Thompkmii was n inn 11
criminal compared with those big be
trayer of politic trust who, through
bribery, political manipulation nnd se
cret plotting, rob und dcnpoU the pub
lic o( iu great heritages. And these
men seldom pay the price of their
m sdeed, Witnes the escape through
' technicality of ex Secretary of tbe In
terior Kail and his confederates who
looted the I nited Stairs of a ftDO,
(HSMHH oil field.
CAILLAUX ALWAYS COMES BACK
There is Plenty In his Career to Have, Smashed a Dozen Ordinary
men, but he Survives
the
Jty MILTON 1IKONNKK
(XKA Service Writer)
J ONlOX, April HI. Joseph Cal!
laiix is the French politician with
nine Uvea. There liuve bceu enough
sensational and dratnnlic things in his
career tu have amtishod a dozen poli
ticians, but lie always mauagea to
come back uniting, lu the first place,
lie bns a first class brain and, in thv
next place, he seVms lo be the only
one willing to tell Hie French some
plain homo truths. Thus, the other
day, he wrote:
"The financial phuruiacop;ie i moro
limited t tin n peoule inuigiiie. It is in
vain that one will seek there an clixer
which will bring a rapid recovery ;n
heiilth. On tho she hen on findti only
two inedictiments, limple, but piiinful
( absorb. And they produce results
only if the pntient follows n severe
regime. Thene two medicumeulM arc
Work and Kconomy."
Liko the Cnitcil States, Turkey h:is
an imiuigriilion problem. Hut tin tike
the I nit til .Statev, Turkey' iniunt,'r:t-
lion ia Ihat of Turks wishing to cmne ;
back to Turke. It's another one of
the afferut'itht of the i-hain of wnrsj
with which tau world haa been curacd. i
As a result of the Inst war lu which!
Tui key licked (irecop, ihounnnda of j
llrecks have left Aia Minor to settle j
In Orciiin territory. And thotiHHndn n(
Turka hnve left tlreeco to settle iu
Turkey. And now a new miK'nlion has
commenced. A considerable portion
of nld Macedonia haa been given to
.lugonbvia. The Serbs ami Turku hnve
always been hostile. Therefore, iht
Tiirks are anxious to get out from un
der Serbian rule. Hut Turkry will only
allow WMKtrt of bom to come in n
year. Tt provides them-with land and
seed credits, but expects them to build
their own bomes and secure their own
ui'cc saury capital.
M. bcllac is a member of the
French chamber of deputies. More
over, he is tjuite an obscure member.
Hut mit so long ago the house suffer
ed a long speech from him and no
body objected, although he drolled
and drorred along for an hour. And
tbe reason for his immunity is pecu
liarly French. He bns a voice exactly
like tii.it of M. Doumergue, president
i'f the French republic!
"You can't expect us to be dis
courteous to tho voice of the presi
dent, can you V" naked a prominent
deputy irritably, luuigino- some hay
Meeu consrcsHiiiHU taking up an hour's
tiin; of the house of representatives
becjuse he bnd a down-ciist accent
exactly like timt of l'rcsident Cool
idgc!
I'f.-pite all the talk nbout Knglnnd's
slowness in providing houses for her
population, acres upou acres of small
lioinea have been added to the terri
tory Hint in incorporated lu the city
of l.onduit. And most of these homes
tuive gardens iu front and in back. Hut
the evil thing for lOnglnnd is that nil
of them lire built for the middle via ah.
llre iu London joti find no ubur''au
districts, such as we hvo at borne,
wh re nturdy workmen nre housed
with their families and which they
aro buying on time. And that is one
of the rettsons why the Hritish work
man is a dissatisfied man. His hun
ger for n home of his own is hardly
ever appenstd. What happily for s
is taken as a matter of course, is over
here considered almost a miracle. The
Hritish worker who owns a real bom
and garden, is the exception rather
thnn the rule. It perhnps explnins
sme of the troubles of the Hritain
of today.
In New York
VKW
lN Vor
rpAXKS, the Oregon Voter finds bv analysis and proves
by figures, will bo grenter in Oregon tins vear
than last by $2,470,7.r)7. Tho total of tho levy is if lL',
it0,783. Taxes for state purposes aro lower this year
than last, but taxes for countv and local purposes' are
much higher.
Of tho entire tax levy, tho Voter savs, 42 per cent
is devoted to education, 'J'.) per cent to 'roads, reclama
tion, docks nnd ports, per cent to soldiers bonus,
-5 per rent to county and local government and less
than two er cent to state government.
Here in I.nne county our tax lew for countv and
loon! purposes iu l!L'l was l ,:!0.VJfl. In lilLTi i't was
fixed nt 1.58:i,'02. Tho increase wns $'J77,!):1. The
pcroontngo of increase was 21.:tt) per cent, or more than
ono-fil'th. Tho amount was finally cut to sM.-J.VJ.Tiit;
through the invoking of (he six p,.r cent increase limi
tation law by Assessor Keeiiey. Tho amount of state
tax in this county this year is $:;07,7O."i. Our total tax
levy is $l,7(!0,47l.
0 Spend III I.ano countv 4 1 OS imp ,..! ..r ' A nw pil lOlivcijf wine, news
tax money for high and grade 'schools. We spend 17..VJ ! TTZ 'Z'l I.ZZ
per cvm tH il lor roiuU, ami nnuthcr 8.71 wr eont for in-'01'1 l,( u H, ammotiat tuni
torcht hih! sinking fumi m roml bomls. Our rilios niul ,','"ou, x v,( ,n rrr.
J Oregon Hricfs
A atnge temcusl and hotel will be
built this summer at Klamnth Falls
at Kightu and Klamnth streets. Tbe
structure will cost lr,tHH.
Hecaime of so many vicious dogs In
Klamath FnlU, mail carriers have
been granted permission to carry re-toh-ers.
Six postmeu were bitten last
werk.
Itattge in the I'matti, forest f,.r
hordes and caitln as opmed lat
week, heep will be permitted on the
range beginning June U.
town JtliHorh 12.12 jht cont of our tax umnoy. Port
firo putrol, HoMiors' bonun nnd tho htato otluoationai ' ,
iuiiu (aim RiiuiiiL-i nuiuiiuiif.
levl II. 11,. i.l of l',li It,., k
'D iula In. tdrkrjr-rai.ins buinr4.
Tho Oregon Voter's analysis of our x.. ; i luonbeior .u.i i.uoVto
... .. 1.. . . ' . " " 1 "I i.m).i ....L..
oi uio hiuuv oi every taximver w in fi. u i, '
preseni-dny tax problems.
corn over
COMMENT OF THE PRESS
.fimairihlslioa. Vut u( lha .lfm Jf
Tax OUtrihettea
up rroormi eiionn oi me aiata i k .... .
!iard of control '"d a ba.i ..rr,wrd ""hods of ir,,,B. h ,," V
thsnir" ri 'ariig ir uiMrirrti cotuitita ....
Tha forest terti,- ih , T(.r ;(
pend $kVOfaj in th tucking of ta
Cooper a Spur lalersl rx,i to Cloud
I'sp Inn. Muhnomnh ami Hood lti.er
couutira will rkh contribute f.'-Vt.
H; JAMF.S W. PKAN
YOUK, April HV Are New
rkf ra Amero'iins? That ques
tion in on n par with Alice luer Mil
ler's ' Are Women People r"
At any rate, consider the HI bojs
neieeted by the New rk Nard of
education for merit, study, initiative
ami Ifadersliip ns tbe group from
which one nns selected t- me-'t
I'resident Coolide na the rrpresenu
tle New York lo.
The nutionnlitien reprpsented in tbe
list of HI are Itilun, Au'trinu, tireek,
French, Chinese. Syrian, Irinh, ltu--sinn.
Spinish, Holi.b. Hravitinn. Cutau,
Argrtiiuie, Caecho-Slovakiau antl tier
man. Wilh the selection limited to th.it
group you can sva that it w;m iih
possible to select nn American na a
representative New York by.
Say what you wiU of New York's
crowded traffic, it rt tho only city in
wliich I have lived where sidewalk
are kept unobstructed. I'f spue rea:
building operations, the rasing ( otj
buitdmts and the rearing of new one
the pedestrian still finds a place on
tbe sidewalk, rither under n protec
tive canopy or over raised platform.
In mot cities he nout detour into
the street and take bis chances with
auto.
Warren liamalicl Harding came
to Americs on lha freight-r
Currnco tbe other day. He had be-n
gone three months aa a purser aul
had called at the ports of Kgypi.
lireec and Syria. He in a nephew of
the late president aul In fa at Colum
bus, Olu A student of an anormil
psychology and a prospective medic-il
timlent. be had a note book fuM of ob
lervatioes of strange charate?s rn
couutertd on his trip
The other evening It was my mH-
000,000 eggs were boiled and dyed in
Portland for Laster.
Last night n brilliant meteor wis
seen to fall in the eastern sky by
residents of Spr.Dgfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lurch were visi
tors in town today from Cottage
Grove.
-
K. H .Skipworth went to Junction
City today where tonight be will give
an address for the citizens ticket.
In Lighter Vein
cracy In America by making the ballot
short enough to rote intelligently
than was gained by extending the
right of unintelligent Toting to all the
people. Voting is important; but the
means of making that vote count are
equally so.
Tom Sims Says
rpHE bones of a mastodon bare been
found in New York, probably
proving the ancients had taxicabs.
Now that a radio swindle baa been
reported tbe grouch will report radio
is at last Bearing perfection.
Maybe a Chicago boy is working as
a laborer in his millionaire dad's fac
tory. Anyway, they say be is.
.
Atlantic City will fine drunks ac
cording to their breaths, but one
pleading bay rum may escape by a
hair breadth.
Two Colorado mountains are mox
ing. One has moved 100 feet. May be
a sign of spring restlessness.
But tbe two mountains movinr in
Colorado isn't so much. We know a
man who saw a plumber move.
Recent army tests show that shoot
ing at airplanes is about like throw
ing rocks at birds.
Mora farm relief in nlnnnod Run
ning a farm Beems to pay about as
wen as senaing a. boy to college.
:Eiu-oi)cat4
Lmy a.
Few Hats Worn to
Church on Easter
; , Classes oi traveler,.,
j ns gr pleasure - choosTih.
j Mono-Mas Cabin Servk,
!. turope. It is a modcrat.
rate service, fares being only
; i sightly in excess of regular
; second-cabin rates. AnH
operation by the Canadian
1 acitic is a guarantee of th,
finest cuisine, personal serv.
tee and comfort.
j Vour lu-dfrt aitnt frit ffl.
1 XS" nrew mormj:w. ,
1 anj literature.
iCanadianRaafic
i 'ft U firnrm'Ctei! Iml-bnn-.h-i
(Cottage GroTe Sentinel)
The women of the Christian church
of this city made an Easter .Sunday
record that is likely to stand for some I
time as unique when they attended:
rosier (services WUDOUC naiS.
The plan to attend minus millinery
decorations developed when the men of
the church, in response to an urgent
appeal to be present on Easter Bun
day, made facetious remarks to the
effect that there would be a crowded
house because all the women would
be there for the usual purpose. Then
and there the men were challenged
to an attendance contest, the women
agreeing to wear no hats and none
were worn yeaterday except by visit
ing women who had not been informed
of what was on, or off.
Bhowanda. tbe cbotct of tbe smoker.
fortune of get into a crowded HMT
auhway train duriug the rush Ik nr. I
tried to gpt off at . Canil street, You
the inrushing crowd swept me far
Imck into the car and the train had
reached le Kalb avenue iu Hrouk
lyn before could get off.
Another jouug fellow caught in a
similar situation was much cleverer.
Seeing that he couldn't get off, .ie
yelled "Stand back. a woiiuin ha
fainted!" As the mob m mfutarily
halted he rushed off lbs train.
Once, in a while the subway mob
can be halted for a moment by a fninr
ing woman, but on two occasions I
have seeu women collapse on subw iv
platforms with scant attruticu from
the hurrying throng.
Katy Heist has been running a kit
chen fr poor kids of the east side
for the past -i years. Hundreds of
the hungry know her. Now she is re
tiring and after her long career of
rr vice the Presbyterian Hospital is
giving her a purse that she may never
Snow buuger herself.
Alorii ) nt ha another hotel, a
having been let Ut meeki
..or. i hotel lti l, hi,, it !
routines ... . .k- ..I.. .....
now prevails should receive pubtir and fnr ind.v.dnala and vrgaaisati ns at a evst of $:;!,. iV j
greater e.tiility in levying taies than j
A THOUGHT
Oh hew grea ia thy g!Hx!ne,
which th n hat laid up for
them that fear t;ee, htva tKa
hast w roc-flu fr them ibt
trust in thte br fot the s-.t
of men: Pa. 311 !.
The ww Htrong that trim
hi go 'dne).-- Msstn.-r,
25 Years Afjo
; ' 1
(From The tluanl of April HI, HHKM
Kugene Lodge, No, iOT. H. P. t,
tl, will give a ladies' sttcial Tucd.'y
v flit at its htl on Kightb itrvet.
iThfl event ia being locked forward to
wi;li nuith interest, for this order 1. 1
i i ell rs.abhshrd repitaticn for hos
; i uality.
! e
1 Sheriff Withers this aftern -on
! turned over to Treasurer Patteto ni
iji.ytai-l tai money. This makes th"
i itnul amount .tliut far turned ovr.
1
Tne office of the county clerk of
i Ijine county will be open each M-ii-1
day -v-r.ng from T to y o'rtoek fr .o
1 1 h pie-ent time until Mat I,V t il
j low hoiking turn to register uud r
i the toticf law.
:!
i i Archie Mas, a. of IV rt land, the n-w
1 rri.iroor in clrg of ia grsdme
of tin M"bawk branch of the Souta
i ,e-tl Pin'ifo". b com men. -d ii'.irr
1 nork. Fcor carload of bo ,
( ; Hiaier. etc., arrived SaiunUy rotc.
i were at once sent to the fr.i;
1 he material f"r the railrosd. bnJj.'
I irn-M the McKerue IS expe.-.rd io
! ' : i.vr at ant l-me
His Only Chance.
tendon Auswera)
Fred Why was Adam made first?
I ad To give him a chance to say
a word of two, 1 suppose.
,
No Cocktails.
(C. S. N. A. Log) ;
lie Dear, every kiss just Intoxi- j
cotes me. Won't yoit let me be a;
driiukurd 'i
She Well cr yes; but on tho
condition that you won't mix your
drinks. '
e
Rapid-Fir Cooks.
(Stanford Chaparral) j
Homestic 1 hear that you ned a
cook V
Mistress Thank you, but I havo
just hired one.
"Very well, I'll csli again toraor- i
row."
Don't Try It.
( Penn Punch Bowl) i
Art What's all the noif-c down'
there?
liurt Fella turned a corner!
' "Well?" .
'Tbere wasn't any corner. '
x Up to Specifications.
(Progressive Grocer) j
She was giving nn order to the gro- j
cer.
"And I require some cheese," sh
said.
"Ys, miss." replied the grocer.
smiling amiably; "I have a-me lovely
cheese."
"You should not ay .'lovely
cheese'! said the customer severely.
"Hut why not, miss? It is loyeiy
cheese!"
"Hecause" she tried to combine
miidenly modesty with an air of learn-1
ing -"because lovely rhould only be
used to qualify something that it
alive."
The grocer's smile broadened as he
glanced at the Gorgonxola.
"Well, miss," he said, TII stick t
'lovely, I"'
No Outsiders.
i London Humorist)
A contemporary describes the Ox
ford and Cambridge boat race as hav
ing something very itnupie about if.
peculiarly nttractie to London's mil
lions. We suspect that the unique fea
ture referred to must be the fact that
nu Kcglish team is louud to win,
Encouragement.
t Recorder) .
She tea train toots at grade cross
ing) "George, you go right ahead.
Won't let that big brute buliy you."
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J-Ju-aLTH is a priceless
possession and is
the result of perfection
of the spine. If one or
more of the vertebrae
are subluxated there Is
Imperfect connection be
tween the brain power
house and the nerve
cells. Chiropractic ad
justs the spina! segments.
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Mr CIIKSTKK U. KOWK1.L
" JVKKNCli woui.a do not want to
j -uir, mi auourj a.puufs. Out
i since . have so many war widows,
.and ao many younf womrn foredom
, rd to be war ai'inst.rs. It may be
n.cMary to force political rights on
; the ia.''
j It is on a par with the Am.rkan
slogan. "Vnte as ).m Itko; but vol.."
We all tend lu nuke a fftich of the
mere vote. a. if tbat .re the hl.
secret of self go. eminent aud deio..
: .'racy.
What boots it to vote, if the nMiti.
ral s.t.trm ni.ar, that lote (uule or
ai.anmjieis No ijitra, to he sure.
JJoea ll.at conij.l.t.ly. .,! n, ,otj
i. no where entirely ulesv Hut the
rest .ratioa of l,.al self (.Kernraem.
, in r'r.n... or to. shori.-utiig of :Sfc
ballot in Aniens, .,,!H he even
snore important atr.. toward dmo.
' ""'! "'in 'S the ri,au.oB of the
fr.avli.te.
A .. my wnld nearer
! .elf toteriinient Kill, hjif , lf.
)' lotim and th. riant to ele, t u.
a major tt.n wub n o( then
ot. an.l no ...er o ,1,,. ,.,
on ih'.r own .v,l affairs
XI re .,id t. ,,,ned for dem ...
LIKE TWO PEAS
IN A POD
To the casual observer two violins look n much alike as two
peas In a pod. In color, shape and stringing they appear to
be twins. But in the hands of a master one may be worth a
king's ransom, the other a beggar's purse.
To the casual observer all banks, too, appear alike. Their
buildings are much the same, their services tally one with
. the other, nut ask our customers nnd they will tell you.
Their answers will be something like tills:
"There is one bank in .Eugene where you' can be sure of al
ways getting more than you expect, and that Is the United
States National. For the past thirty years that organization
has helped Eugene's business grow and prosper. That's ths
bank for you.
US. NATIONAL
.BANK. '
"Che Bank cf Service
. EUGENELOAN c SAVINGS BANK
'Cne Bank for Savings
Travel Planning
for vacation journeys
Depend upon your local Southern Pacific
agent for aid In completing your vacation plans,
li s nieh time to be thinking about them.
And he is thoroughly informed. He can advise
you Intelligently about acation spote of especial
charm and how best to reach them.
He'll gladly supply you with all booklet, and
complete. accurate Information regarding
Fares Schedules Routes
Rcsertarionj.fti:. ,
Tour local agent is eager to serve you. t
Southern Pacific
. K. (J. LEWIS. Ticket Agent-riione 44.
SOMETHINH VVDniur
Headache ! Backache! Nervous! All down and out I
Jus illnefs ' y"rWlf- XegU'ct wy to '
CHIROPRACTIC tj
homoves the cause-Health returns i
GEO. A. SIMON S
m "-"""" Tea . Willamette St. . Phon. 35J-J V