The Eugene guard., April 23, 1925, Image 3

April 23,
1925
THE. EUGENE GUARD
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li SMUTS TO
BE ANNUAL EVENT
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iniU. AcCliru", '
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til uarin- i""1'
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-I'h council
f'"f, tie i"" s SUra",l,r
H'" . miiiuual .uardsineii.
SpM. km lud)- "ud 0,her
ljt u. ii.iiused court
.. be formed.
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nof this curt of honor is to
Uie orn m uj.
.nbe miu.remi'iHS tor
rinks. Jtiese nji '
.J, uassed esatuliultious
JUJ .... riolil-. nml
j, toe pai"--" -
' . , .u. ilu hv the court
mrcoastitutes tlic higJiest autJ
' in .cout work " l'roceduro
OTaniiation uf the sourt is
,! after the supreme couri oi
'rant now has fivo scout troop-i,
.-i .t f...... KIO f ft linvs.
tciai ui uv" -
Mr. Clark. "There are lo
(rr disai'P" nted if. we (loo t have
t 10 troops oprrauun ."'
L- There is absolutely no conflict
r.' . ii. !.... Cn.nr iinrl Pin.
U linos "I -
. . I. 1.. L'n.mna ihpra la ll
IrClUDwor. iii i.... .. . -
b B(M (r both organiznttons.
Youngest Exhibitor at Annual Dog Show
nomcv nusc ournmcr, o, win ue me youngest exniDitor at tne
Washington. D. C, National Capital Dog Show, with the entry of
was topheavy with acrobatic oud gyiu
unxtic turus.
"The House of Yomti," with Jaoiuo
Hue' J.ogan and .Malcolm McGregor,
ojienpil at (he Hex last uijjlit. These
very youthful stars present a story ?;i
whii'h "flnpperism" is the tbeme. Uar
bara Tennant nod Jiirhnrd Travers
ore also in the cast. The picture has
a splendid nccompaniineut on the bi
Wurlitzer.
Japan Would Swap
Goldfish for Birds
TO BE OPERATED
CAYK CITY, April 2X C4) Sand
rave has yielded its prisoner and to
day the body of Floyd Collins, taken
from the bottom of the shaft after
resting there over night, lies in a
Cave City undertaking parlor. Burial
will be on a hill overlooking Crystal
cave, a cavern which the explorer
discovered t-everal years ago.
A limes toue and sandstone rock
weighiiifr between 75 and l'X) pounds
which pinned Collins' left leu as be
was erawling from a newly discovered
pit. was removed last night by miners
employed by the victim's brother.
The body was freed for the first,
time since last January .10, when the
falling rock caught Collins and held
him fast while hundreds of volunteer
workers struggled 17 days to free
him.
Today they attached a hook to a
ropi fastened about the body and
raised the crumbled masn by means of
a hand hoist. Wrapped in cloth, the
body reached the top of the shaft
while several score visitors watched.
After being placed on a stretcher an
improvised Hack was removed from
the bend and Y. 11. Hunt, miner in
charge of the recovery work, asked
the spectators to walk past the cot.
"Pass and look nt the body closely."
Hunt said. "I don't want anybody
to go away and say we brought up a
chunk wrapped in rags."
One of the miners. J. S. Smith,
asked that the group kneel while the
Itcv. It. 11. Noel of Howling Green,
Ky.. offered a prayer.
A henrsc from Cave City then
backed to the scene and the body was
taken to town seven miles away
where it was embalmed and arrange
ments made to have it lie in state
several days beforo burial services,.
session opened did not appear to see
him enter.
The expected hostile demonstration
from the conservative and moderate
bemhes f.iiled to materialize. The sen
ate went on with the debate on the
articles of the budget white M. Cail
laux scratched his bald head, exchang
ed a few words with Foreign Minis
ter Hriaud. who S:1t braid him and
frmn time to time gave indications
that he was very much bored.
Farm Week Plans
For Lane Pending
Chamber Officials
To be Entertained
IlKDFURU, Ore.. April IK!. About
u'clock this inormtig the stifea :n
Miller jtrocrry store and l'ickard
her shop in lit Id Hill, 17 miles
ria of here were blown by dynamite,
idide from a few hundred dollars
-;S of negotiable securities from
Miller safe, no cash or1 valuables
i secured. The explosions were
'fled, o the robberies were u ft
NTfrfd until the stores were
mfd ihis morning.
lArording to the nnerif f's office the
it was done by two profissionals,
it ii feared have iiMde g"od their
ipe.
olonies Restless
But Holland Fails
To Show any Worry
LONDON. April 23. UP) An in
terested visitor at the national show
of cage birds held in Iondou recently
was 1'rince Taka-Tsukat'a, a cousin of
the prince regent of Jjpan. As vice
president of the Japanese Ornithol
ogical Society, he came to Fnglaud
to purchase a supply of canaries and
oilier songbirds for the Orient.
The prince says that canaries, in
trod need in Japan about U00 years
ago by the Dutch, have become very
popular as pets, and fresh supplies
are being bought regularly in Kurupe
to meet the increasing demand.
One of the outcomes of the visit of
the prince may be the organization
of an international syndicate to bring
goldfish fmm Tokto to be traded for
linnets, goldfinches and other song
sters wh.ch must be imported into
Japan.
CHICAGO. April 23. Plans for
the consrrurtion by the Pullnun coin
pan. at Pullman, 111., of fleets of all
Pullman airplanes ' for service in
trnns-continental commercial flights
wera revealed lost night, by Peter
Park, rhief engineer of the company.
It has already been decided, be snid. j
to operate -the planes nloug the same;
lines as Pullman sleepers are used in i
ra i 1 r on d t rn f f i c. The Pull ma n co i n - j
pany would lease its ships to opera-:
lives who would contract to maintain
service and observe provisions made .
obligatory by the builders. The craft i
would be manned by Pullman em-1
ployes but operated by pilots of leas- .
ing concerns. i
The aircraft would he intended pri-1
marily for long overnight hops, such
as from New York to Chicago, or
L'hicngo to Miami, Flu., it was said.
Caillaux Re-Enters
Senate Chamber on
Anniversary of ban
PARIS, April 23. OP) On the fifth
anniversary of the day the senate, sit
ting as a high court, deprived him of
his civic rights and banished him from
Paris for war time commerce with the
enemy. Joseph Caillaux made bis re
entry into the senate chamber today
ns min:ster of finance.
The few senators present when the
A the guests of the girl students
of the Cnivcrsity of Oregon who re
side nt Hendricks hull the members
of the board of directors of'the Ku
gene chamber of commerce will be
entertained at dinner this evening
starting at (( o'clock. Other officials
of the chamber and past directors will
also attend, accord;ng to announce
ment. today. A chicken dinner will he
served under the d rectjon of Miss
Gertrude Talbot, head resident of
Hendricks hall. "Yon are g ng to re.
gret it if you do not at lend" is the
warning being sent to the chamber
officials this afternoon.
I.anc county farm week when the
fanners of I-ane will be invited to at
tend special events at the Oregon
Agricultural college will be tome time
in June the exact dates not having
yet been set, according to K. H. Jack-ni-in.
farm cr 'ps specialist of the ex
tension division of the O. A. C. w:io
is here this week speaking at rodent
control meetinxs in various parts of
the county. Various problems lb-it
have an interest to Lane farmers will
be discussed ami solutions offered tt
the annual farm week held nt the ex
perimental station, Mr. Jackman 8a id.
Odd Fellows Plan
Special Service
All members nf the various branch
es of Kugene Odd Fellowship are re
quested to attend the special church
services to he held next Sunday eve
ning in observance of the KHith anni
versary of, the founding of the 1. O.
O. F. The Oiid Fellows band will par
ticipate in the observance and there
will be a pre-service concert for 30
minutes starting at 7:30 according to
announcement of the committee in
charge of arrangements. The lodge
members will form nt the I. O. O. F.
temple and march to the church in
a body, according to present plans.
"Compare it with others
It has no equal"
PBER-O-LATUjVl
CHEST OINTMENT "
For the prompt relief of Chest
Colds, Croup, Pneumonia. Influ
enza and Pleurisy Pains. Price 50c.
For sale by all drug Mores.
DINNER PLANNED
SPItlN(iFlKLl). April 23. (Spe
cial. The annual dinner given by the
Methodist Indies' Aid for the benefit
of the c hureh budget fund will bo
held tomorrow evening nt tl o'clock in
the church parlors. A program will
be given at 7 o'clock following the
dinner, with music by a male quartet,
and rend'ngs by pupils in Mrs. L.
Yarnell's elocution classes. There will
also be duets, and other vocal numbers.
In Jamaica the young ladies carry
their shoes on their heads when they
go to a party, putting them on their
feet when they arrive.
J-JATS off to the man
and woman who nro
in perfect possession of
their happy health. If
you are not fooling: aa
well as you should, Chiro
practic will find the
Bouroe of the trouble in
the spine and adjust it.
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From higfxfkrir Jays up
a better breakfast!
A "better breakfast" takes first ptaee fn mother
foocLpiaos forbaby. Even the young mother with
her first toddling tot knows that a nourishing, hot
cereal is. the prime morning need of a growing child.
For more than jo years Carnation Mush has had
a Urge share in the growth-and-health of countless
children. For an.afl-wheat reason! It is Mother
Nature's first and finest food wheat transformed
into creamy white flakes that are light and airy yet
filled with tiny-stomach nutriment.
All the health-value of whole wheat fn tempting,
flaky form! Quick to prepare! Easy to digesri Easy
to assimilate!
For baby's better breakfast and for baby's quick'
todigest supper J Lirmtxai Musni
rAElbeirs
Better Breakfa& Cereal
Bay tXUrrcion'Muh"toyourmcer
OSE THE GUARD WANT AD WAYS I
National Museum
To Show Patents
HE HACI K lli.lhlli.1 li.r'.l V.
VfJtllp itl Ilnllnml nrn.iiiiviiic
L'wd deal of attention just now to
tih oi communist activities in
r ristPrn possessions.
hr latest news from the colonics
'me eitect tiiat closer supervision
tkfln nPflsa.n.1 tl, l.....t 4 1.-
Ml archinclaco over nil imlitif.nl '
r IS years of age are allowed to
i" neing considered a ripe
l"'iii:caiiy. in the tropics.
r f Wienies, seems, however, to
the noil t inn Hill...,,t n1 n 1..
hfinnrial to the chamber on the i
an Dnticet he deprecated reports
iinine masses are discon
' nd ready to adopt a policy of
"vi-rauon. imtever restrict
Iftiotl linn .1 l.
'aMl. WM not ftinwd nt ll.n dim.
hw of communism as a creed.
m"y in the interests of the
f"ati0tl Of Inu- nn.l
Intern communism, the minister
- - a pniuem by itself and
1 tint K i...
. i ' " J",'t,, oy r.uropean
"o raueij (iioinselves coinmun
ww mallv liitln - r
"""lint fln..triu .
ltl vnulil (1f i.
,riK the minister declared.
WASHINGTON, April 23. OPi
The task of sorting out, from the
1."m,0H0 models in the custody of the
patent office, those of historical and
scientific interest has been delegated
to a commission whose membership
.ncludes Thomas K, Robertson, cum
mins oner of patents, and Charles 1.
WalcoU, secretary of the Smithson
ian Institution.
Congress recently appropriated
$UMHiO to pay the commission's ex
penses. The woik will consist large
ly of unpacking the models from some
2..iU0 wooilcn boxes iu which they
are stored, and choosing the scienti
fically and historically valuable.
These may he retained at the Na
tional Museum or the patent office,
but the mass of thein w.ll likely be
distributed to the museum through
out the country that desire them, or
sent to the original depositors ;
their heirs.
ARE YOU FAT?
JUST TRY THIS
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mil be Tonight
IN-ljKIKl.R "A"nri1 2:t.(Sp..
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lifiil linonwny. prinrinal
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Thousands of orerfat people hava
become slend r by following the ad
vice of doctors who recommend Mar
nola Prescription TabTets. These
iittle fat reducers are made from the
same formula as the famous Marrnola
Prescription. If too fat, don't wait
go to your druggist now and for one
iollar (the same price, the world
over) procure a box of these tablets,
if you prefer you may secure them
direct by sending price to the Mar
rnola Co.. General Motors Bid., De
troit. Mich. They reduce ateadily and
easily. No need for tiresonu? exer
cise or starvation diet and no unpleas
inf effects.
QUARANTINE ON
SEATTLE, Wash., April US. A
quarantine against smallpox which
went into effect March 17, requiring
nil persons entering the l.'nited Mates
from Yanciiuver. H, C, to be vac
citistcd was lifted today.
SICK WOMEN
ATTENTION!
Read this Remarkable Teslimonj
Regarding Results from Taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound
Norfolk, Virginia. "If you onlj
knew how many women and girls have
taKen your medi
cine by heanngmj
testimony,itwoulc
seem wonderful U
you. Every daj
and every chance 1
have I advise sonic
one to try it Itwai
injune,1904,whcr.
I hr.d given uf
ever getting well,
that I wrote tt
you. My husbanc
went to the drug
store and brought the Vegetable Com:
pound home to me. In a few days ,
began to improve and I have ofter
taken it since. 1 am now. passinj
through the Change of Life and sti
stick W it and am enjoying wonder
ful health. "hcnl first started witt
vour medicines I was a mere shadow.
My health seemed to be gone. Th
lat doctor I had said he would giv
me no more local treatments unless
1 went to the hospital and was oper
ated on. That was when I gave th
doctors up. Now I am a healthy ro
bust woman. I wish I could tell thi
world what a wonderful mediciro
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is. "-Mrs. J. A. Jonks, 31
Colley Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia.
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You sre Invited to
DANCE
at
Laraway Music Hall
THURSDAY NITE
(Every Thursday Ntehn
t to 12 J Hours for tio
GOOD FLOOR GOOD MUSIC
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Cecialian Choral Club Concert - Tonight at Music Hall on Campus
TICKETS OX SALK AT LAKA WAY'S MUSIC STORE. GENERAL ADMISSION 50o RESERVED SEAT SECTION $1.00
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PROGRAM
I'ART ONE.
I
I'rtlude March Henry Smart
DAISY IIICI.I.K I'ARKKK
11
Gloria (Kngllslii Twnlflh Mass Mozart
C'KCII.IAN CIIOUAI- CI.UI)
III
Murmuring Zehyrs Jensen
JOHN PlriFKItT
IV
Venl Jesu Chorublnl
cecilian ciiortAi, ci.un
V
The Dark King's Daughtor - - Dalnlirldge Crist
, JOANNA JAMES ELLIS
VI
Jesu Del Vlvl (Trio) "Atlllla" ' . . Verdi
JOANNA JAM KR ELLIS
JOH.T WIEFErtT
HUGH WINDEH
VII
The Horn
HfGH WINDER
VIII
First Word fSerpn Words I
CECILIAN CHORAL CLITi
PATRONS AND PATRONESSES
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Hrlstow
Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Dalo
Mr. and Mrs. John Stark Evnna
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Koke
Dr. John J. LandMbury and
Mrs. Anna l.andsbury Ih--k
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ludlow
Mr. and Mra. F X. Krhaefura
Mr. and Mrs. F J. Sherman
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor C. Whltft
Inti-rmeazo
PROGRAM
rART TWO
I
DAISY nELI.E TARKEri
II
"IN A PERSIAN GARDEN"
A song cyt-Io fur four solo voices
Gullmant
Words selected' from
"IILHAIYAT"
of
OMAR KHAYYAM
(Fitzgerald Translation)
Muslo by
LIZA LEIIMANN
Flegler
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JOANNA JAMES ELLIS
EVELYN I1I1ISTOW
JOHN SIKFKIIT
HUrill WINDEH
Assisted by
CIIARLEH RUN YAM
III
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CONTRALTO
JOANNA JAMES ELLIS
SOPRANO
CHARLES RUNYAN
PIANIST
HUGH WINDER
BARITONE
ROSE McMILLEN
PRESIDENT
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