The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, April 21, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text15day Ev"g. APril 21 1925 XHE EUGENE OUABD Pace Five CITY NEWS tmnm nflPA On?) (rnntUIU""' j "jKMTmT ? H 0 are offrrfil ' .1 fipst and second place Lltofajift tothelnlvorsltj d, two men after whom the !t it named. ir "Hived"- ,ro of '"' llh"11 in .... in the front yard of W. A. 647 Sixth avenue west, lit -'filled tie t"P of the- treo ye r afternoon. It was bel.eved to In the lareret een iu this locality. .Mr. .McUlew, h. formerly kept been of his oun. ami has had experience in hirinj them, ob tained a hive, hastily improvised a tack from nn old dress, and dimliej to the top of the tree, where he scooped several gallons of the bees from the limbs, and located the nueen. These he placed inside the hive, and in a few hours the entire swarm had been 'hived.' Examinations Schedulid All county school districts with the Choker Special This is a Trade Stimulator AVe jusi made a large purchase of different styles and colors of chokers that we are of fering you at a very low price. Xo choker is worth less than $1.50 anywhere at any time and some run as high as $4.00. See Our Window. Choice of Any Choker in the - Window .25 Luckey's Jewelry Store AY. AY. BRISTOAY exception of seven have completed their lists of pupils who are scheduled to take the eighth grade examinations lo be held Thursday and Friday, May 14 and 15, according lo announcement today at the office of the count su perintendent of schools. The largest number of childreu ever to take these examinations in the county at one lime will be listed judging by present indication;. Some of tue pupils have lakeu their physiology and geography examinations in other counties aud these are being checked up, it is an nounced. . Suit Is Filed - Suit to recover $280.33 alleged due the .National Surety company was filed by the company today against 1. N. Kndicott. The complaint w hich was filed by Harold J. Wells, local attor ney for the plaintiff, statvs'that the defendant wna bonded with the coin peny while be was financial clerk of Council 1001 of the Security lienefit association of Vancouver, Wash., in lit and 19l'2 and that the bonding company paid over to the benefit as sociation the sura alleged due that or gr.nizntion by the defendant. Six per cent interest on the mi in from June 2, 19-'2, is asked in the complaint. Gypsies Visit City The modern gypvy caravan no longer travels in covored wagons and by horseback. The' tin flivver has te placed the old-time method of trans portation, it was revealed today when police were called to keep an eye vn an automobile caravan of gypsies, who had parked their machines at Sixth avenue and Olive streets. Officers Judkins and Macy paid the chieftains I of the tribe an official fisit. and sug I grated that they '"move on.' After purchasing some gasoline, groceries and other supplies in tthe city, the caravan proceeded northward. iflrs. McMurphey Returning Mrs. Alberta McMurphey, who lias been in California for the past four months, is now enroute home and will arrive in Eugene within the next week, according to a letter from her received here. Mrs. McMurphey says tliQj. weather in Southern California has' been hot, but at the time when she wrote was pleasant. She ex presses herself as curious to see the changes that have occurred in the Eugene business district since she left here. who recently sold his control of the I city directory business there and who i is a paet potentate of Al Kader Temple, Ancieut Arabic Order, Nobles of the .Mystic Shrine, is in Eugene ' looking after his sun, a freshman in ; the I niversity of Oregon, who was stricken with appendicitis a few days ago aud underwent an operation at the Kugcne hottpitnl. Sheriff Returns Sheriff Frank E. Taylor has re-1 turned with the two men, Felix Es- i posit u iumI Augelo Mession, arrested at ItoRcburg on charges of car theft at Cottage tJrove .Sunday. The men are said to have admitted being de-, eners from the army at Camp Lewis. ! Whether they will be turned over to army authorities is not known. loo Cream Stolen Two 1 gallon freezers of ice cream aud several cakes were stolen from the W. O. W. hall last night at about H o'clock, according to reports telephoned to the police department. The officers located the containers for the cream cn the city streets later after the miscreants had catcu the cream. New Equipment Bought A dry claniug machine, power gas-1 oline pump aud gasoline storage ; tanks have been added to the plant of j the City Cleaners, according to . W. ; E. Naylor, proprietor. The plant is ' at S'-U Eighth avenue west, and downtown office at Uo9 Willamette street. Buy Summer Home A MO-acre tract on Peadwood tract to be used as a summer home has been bought by E. Tu oral son, Los Angeles banker, announces David Auld, cashier aud vice-president of the United States National bank, who handled the deal. Hal T. Hutchinson Here lint T. Hutchinson, of Portland, J. FINNIE Finnies Plumbing Shop Phone 1630 Plumbing, Repairing, Steam 2 and Hot Water Heating taj 731 Olive St. 2 Day or night emergency fcrj I'lumDins Special prices on fixtures We Estimate J. FINNIE Singers To Leave 1 ho members of the mens and women's glee clubs and University orchestra will leave Eugene Thurs day afternoon, April 113, in a special train for Salem where they will pres ent a combined concert, and Friday morning they will journey on to Port land to present the same concert that night. Roads Are Discussed Two delegations in regard to road matters were callers on the county court this afternoon. One delegation from the Lorune area was here to talk over the proposed chauge of route of the Lora.net highway, A dele gation from the Fox Hollow district was also present to discuss road im provemeul in that area. Business Name Filed The n Kb tuned business nnme of the McLeod Contractors, wus filed today at the office of the count r clerk. Nor man nnd Hugh McLeod of Yaneouror, IS. C, nre the firm partners. The company is empowered to do business in Oregon. Funeral is Tomorrow 'Pile funeral services for the late Mrs. (irorge M. Swineheart will iir held nt the Ilrnns tetter chapel, Wed nesday morning at 10 o'clock. Hev. Frederick 0. Jennings of the Epis copal church will officiate. The bodv is to he sent to the crematorium in Portland, Boy Reportod Lost , A renjieal. lias been received nt. the office of Sheriff Taylor lo be on the lookout for Kernard Iove, . Jr., of Klamath Falls, who is reported lost. The boy is described as five feet nine inches tall, weight I .VI pounds, blue eyes, brown hair, fair complexion. Leaving for Portland T. II. MfKinlcy, local agent of the Travelers Insurance company. Is leav ing for Portland Thursday to attend n meeting of representatives of ihe company. President Hutler of the company will ho nt the meeting from his headquarters at Hartford, Conn. Schools Are Vleltod Arnold Collier, assistant superin- i temlent of schools in Lane, is at Onk- ridge. High Prairie and Westfir vis iting the schools in those districts. I This Is the first tme ths year the j schools in that area have been visited. Assessor Completes Work O. F. niindon, deputy ssses.'tor who his been in charge of nspRsinent work ; in the Spencer creek area, hns com j pleted work in 1iia district and his turned in his Teports to lien F. I Kecney, county assessor. ! Rights of-Way Filed Three righta-of-war in the f'atmde ! forest area were filed today at the i office of the county clerk. The f f i - dsvils nre by .). It. Mrl-'arland and John Cain, There's only a few custom tailors in this country that can make suits as fine as these Wider shoulders, tapering hips, low-placed pockets and huttons are characteristic style features which identify Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes as distinctively English. t Club to Meet The I'nity Study Huh Is to meet Wednesday afternoon nt 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Leonard Gross nt W0 Charnelton street. Any one Inter ested is Invited to attend the sessions. Mooting on Wednesday-' ' The YV. C. T. U. is to meet Wed nesday afternoon nt (he Hsptist church nt -:.') o'clock. Miss .Maude Farnhnm is to give an address to the group on educational interests. Miss Moore Returns j .Miss Nina Moore, former Eugene resident, has returned to the city from j Portland. ; Requested to Meet All Itovnl Neighbors are nUe to INGROWN s35 to $50 Wade Bros. Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Turns Right Out Itself k mm '. ' L.! J Springtime Home Dressmaking THE sewing room becomes the most important room in the house these days. The clip of. the shears and the whir of the sewing' machine mingle with enthusiastic planning of new Spring ward robes. "More beautiful than ever" is the Glenfast Colored Dimities 60c Yd. Sheer, lovely dimities In dainty floral nnd clinckcd patterns such nn you will want for summor HnRorlo. Fairy Like Voiles 65c For frocks of. dainty appeal no material oqimls those soft pnstpl colored voilns of nnoer dura hie finality. Tissue Ginghams 35c Yd. ir dozen pieces, soiling ordinarily to 75c nre i goods wook nt this low prlco! Anderson Ginghams 50c Yd. Impnrlfd Scotch Klimlmnin known tho world ovor for their exceptional beauty nnd hlRh qunllty. 1'lnln colnrn. Plisse Crepes 35c Yd. Floral pattern! and plain culorn. Rummer culls for light lingerie and plenty. Will you be ready? general comment on the new Spring fabrics an opinion which will be confirmed by a. visit to our store. For here on special dis play are the newest and most attractive of Spring materials ready to be included in your plans for Springtime Dressmaking. Madras Shirting 60c UiKlrotifl morrorlied ntrlped patterns Ihnt will nppoal to you hecauKH of their beauty nnd viilun! Voile La Suisse 48c Yd. All thn lovoly pnalnl ahndea n'rn available and the raised dot patterns will wanli and dry-clean well. Novelty Voiles 50c Yd. Fnnry voiles In whoao radiant lengths will be found Just the pattern you'll never tire of! Silk Mixed Canton $1.50 Yd, A "fabric, you love lo touch." Orncrful, clinging crcpo in refreshing tail, blue nnd green shades. English Prints 50c Quaint floral patterns that will delight vou with their rinrlns colors. And how well they launder! Specials of More Than Ordinary Interest Novelty Voiles Trojan Percales NelliiiK roRiilnrly to 50c yiifd. Dozens of now pnttpnia. 3,r$i.oo 5 arsi.oo Tiim W VVK nT Y! T,II'S AVKMIC ONLY! Jin.-) IjIjIv w.niji A m0B( altrBrMvi, lowing of theso All new! 7wo doien pieces of artistic- "Trojan" yard wide percales. You'll .nlly patterned voiles sheer and lovely thoroughly enjoy making theso Into bo- In a great special for National Wash coming frocks for yourself and for Roods week. All 40 Inches wide. Flock chllds dresses. In dark colora as well dot, floral and novelty patterns. j as cheerful light designs. New Everfast Fabrics Fully Runrnntopd fast to sun, tub, ncid mid perspiration. ub 'cm, tul) 'cm, scrub Vm tlioy roino up smiling. Clear fresh colors. I'KIOK MTTIO O.-.c var.1 FJN'IOWKAVJ' Boo yard SUITING 60c yard (UXUHAM 6!)c vnrd Phone 4 ' . .... . ... .. Always use Butterlck pat ternt with the wonderful enclosed Deltor. meet at the Urmtettor chapel nt 10 o'clock Wedneioltty inorn.ng to iitteml funernl Brvicen fot the lute NelRhltor, Minnie Mwiiicliciirt. Butlnets Name Flrd Tho HfiMtiriH'd bu si iM.' nnme of the (r t'ure company wn fllor) todny nt the office of the county rlerk hy N, II, iVnrce and 11 1- ( hrlHinnn. Pentlon li Granted A Kivernrnent pension f $2 a month fcnN hen ftranted lo Nfiomi K. Bower of Kugpn, a-cordin( to wot J received from the pension office, Soelal to Be Held Ihe ( iitholic Iatihtera of Amer ica will hold a uncial at the Hi. Mftry'i , elturch jnrinh hull thin evening, ac cording to aii:i'iin'''in'iit loflaj. "that one of the mnller dohtora hid liKiin convcrHfitioriH looking to n fund ing Mettl'tncnt" lrHKiiry MffifiiiU mod" ft plain ycster'lny Ihnt the Wnnbington (tovcrnincnt hml no intention of Ir. forrniuft K ranee formally of (Im l -titiide; hut tiny apparently hud no lieaitnncy in pcrmilttnn ll Id hefom'1 known throng h other clwiunela (o Kuropeon xlHleKni'-n, It wn i"ilici mil that nreciKflv the aiimi position had hven voiced on hehalf of (Jrent Britain by Wii.ston (mrchlll, chancllor of the exchequer at the time of f-nverf iitions hre bv twefn AuibuNfudor Jinoierand and HeetMnry lfli-n. f Raw, Itchy Toes j f Sore, Tender Feet j "DIAMpND DYES" COLOR THINGS NEW A few drop of "Outgrn" In the crcvire of the ingrowing nail reduce' inflammation and am and o tough , , en the tender. Kniitive nkin under-! nath the toe nail, .that it ran not penetrate the fleh. and th nail turn' naturally outward almost over night. "tutgro" a Imrmlr" antifccptu i manufaciured fur rhtropodt!. Ilow pjpt. anyone rad buy from the drug ftorc tiny battle coutaming dirrc-1 lion. ' Debt Situation is Closely Watched WASHINGTON, April -M. A th government bg!n wnr debt fumling conerM&tioni witli on of tiie ni tn among the croup f eniilb-r dfbh-ra, treasury off.riaN are watcn Ing the aitnation nt London rennnlug the Kmi'-h debt t Great liriiam with the avfiwed attitude thai the KrmHi rtbt t. the t'nited Stat-a ptiHHihl b aevtrded etpiaf run da fton br the I'iri" government, In di'iittig the fnreifii debt ait lulivn iocidnt o the anuounreiuf nt It rra, Irritating ncid iTfpirn!inu from the foot poi-a profluceH ntirl ng gravntca cracked Irwtt. (tfhilitf he teen toc. raw V l,,',M, a"'' ,'n,1,'r' feet. The moinenl you nppty "I'liiilipa Mtlk of Mag neaia." all thitt minurfm, itching and tiredne diapp'iiro .lut pnt it on. it dria instantly. Nothing flf atop foot odor, relieve fnot orf-nraa and foot werinea i promptly a thii harmlefcM antarid. Iriwit tifKHi genuine "Philip .Milk of Maitneain." All drugMorrn nil cett bottles. Tfeaiittful home dyeing and tinting 1 guaranteed with I hamond I y e a. Jtiat dip In cold water to tint aoft, delicate ahadea, or boil to dye per tuannt r o I n r . Kuril 15-cent pack' ogc ronttiina direr tlnlia ho aiiuple ' any woman cim dye or tint lingerie, ilkK, ribbon", 1 ekirta, waintu, drfaaea, coat a. atock , itiga, aweatera, ilrapeiiea, covering, hangings, everything nw. ' Hnjr "Diamond Iyea"- tin other ( kind and tell your druggist whether j the material you wih to rolor ia wool or ailk, or whether It la linen, cotton, or mixed good a. Recommends Alvita As Reliable For Kidney Trouble 'I had been troubled wlh kidney trouble and iiiflnmmntinii of the hlad drr for year. I waa an aore and fttnaitive nt time I rould acarrely do my work. I tried ao many remedies without relief I began to think there waa no remedy for my trouble. I waa diarntiraged whn I began nxing Alvita. I waa greatly surprised when I got relief at once. It haa indeed hevn a Meaning to me. I cannot ar too much In favor of Alvita for what it haa done in my case. cordially recommend It to all, aa I know what it has dona and what a aafe, reliable : remedy It la." (Signed i It. V. DOWD. ! Alvita Tablet, nre arlentifically ! prepared from the wonderful alfnlfe. plant, which through ita long root ; iibHoi-bo the vitul elementa lime. Iron ' ami phoyphatea neceanary to health nnd vigor. Alvita haa proved eape I'ially beneficial in overcoming kid ney, bladder and prostrate trouble. No matter what you hare tried, try thia remedy of Nature no. A dollar buy a hoi at any drug atore. Al ways in utork at Kuykendall Prog Co. Mail ordera arteptfd. Adr. Phone S. E. Stevvna for nlano tuning.