renins. May 8, 1925-
THE EUUEXE GUAttu
Page Three
SHOW IS PLANNED
T.l.- in Euecne
I HO fl are be-
I t this "n"n" .
. th Pacific
r'HRldi Trl",e ssocia,i"'
M! ,k it is announced. Tbe
Lil",IW . . .,, of sets
ir"' inlcrfercn and
Al office of .h. north-
lror E. B. I'arks, who
"'""uiution meeting.
' f the association arc: to
J how to U : s""1? r"di0
"ri. ,nd collection of pros-
-.Jins umb" h0""'8
fTiB(: fight the.adio
P.rk of eliminating local in
Ff L .ist in the KW fund:
P ('wilh the American ltad.o
feU.,dio show will be .held
I " . . radio trade tour will DC
ilf'" " ...hesbuw. At least
Kfdeae will tour the Willam
Flr Citorr, selling their own
WSSl te the show. It
fiJll to arranse a big con-
.Tr.dio dealers at the time
,-ru show. . . . .
r,i V Hunrirk. one ot Mie i ,u...-
TasK a"- 01ll,r
I' KGB-s baekins of the Plan. 1 ne
tL of local dealers will be in the
r , . i,hnn early next week.
peSUPPLYDN
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I Kins of the air i
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Travel inn tinar-lv fiflll mi las' tk.
Goodyear III, piloted fay W. T. Van
umidn oi MKron, unio, won ine na
tional nliminatinn ksllnn
which started from St. Joseph, Mo.
van urman landed at Reform, Ala.,
hfS distance bfi.rin 4(1 mile mnrA than
his nearest competitor.
fCjnttnurd from pace one)
--Riihril said tvthiy the anoor-
1,5 kiirn had conveyed informa-
! ij:ratin? that cerium offh-ers
n of the coast guard are on a
Kh Jut" of the rum rumieis'n.id
'Trfker (somat'v efficient nunrds-
Ls ire to be imitpm-itated if pus-
Brttn-ain Pearson of the Athiutic
station was kiduapt'd May U
Jf tin bis way 10 J u 11 Patrol bunt
tit station, lie was bound mid
li but later released on the
skirts f tbe city, when the kid-
ijrfis mm itiey iiaa iuihuikcii mm
moiher. The ;.iau helievod to be
mhti tbe ruin ruuuers ha.s bt-'eu
rrti by tlie (uuuuaiident to tako
-it)tii.DJrj precaut.dim.
Boatswain Kilkd.
&jitHaam Ciut Jtsun wa.t nuoiluM'
t tbe i inn war, lie was sluK
I Li Med from ambush two wcekti
-ff Ul'jik Island, New LoiiJou.
::nti prfv.ously had hi'cn nuni
M hi life, tlfficia s here helieve
ltrul u wliich lip was in fliure
is decoyed by a rum runner mi lii.
i! trip and led ii.im another rum
.:r nhicli iim'iu-d up a n of
ti jud fire from uiiilms.i. Twj
.(is uf tbe crew received seriuus
All
vfral cies liavp h"ei, remrt.-d to
.uirters in which uffieers or men
-Taw t their homes to find that
nwa visitors fcud terrorized
" (ainiliei. This is said by Mr.
i2G to be oarticillariv true nenr
York.
flnhips in rum rw off New York
turned to the use of carrier
lo eonvpy m.'sf;rs to their
ltmt. Three su. h nun
f fatitn into Hm ln-.n.N ..r
'Ntrols and on one of the tunv
.bb. tae mtyrmati.tn gained re
m teluite cf n shore craft
b liquor.
BiilarJ reitrnted tmlar hiit
nation to fstiihlisl. a hl..ik:ido
riy smuIing pru.f us fneill
pfrm" Tie fiiustion has Rrmvn
um- kwpver. that morn men
boats are licerleH n.,.i
P :II be nked t itn next hm-
provide them.
speakers took the role of a dope
peddler, and the other that of a judge,
eugiifting in a court room dialog.
At the close of the meeting, which
was wilder the auspices of the W. L
T. V., a local chapter of the league
was formed, with Trfl persons enrolled.
The speakers told of how. children are
being made addicts in schools all over
the nation. The dope peddler, they
said, buys his drugs for from $8 to
?l- an ounce and extracts from his
victims from .$4."iO to IhK an ounce
for the same drugs. Many of the
addicts turn to stealing, even to mur
der, to get the $lll to !?;!0 a day
needed to satisfy the craving, the
speakers declared.
Counterfeiting
Ring is Bared by
Secret Service
WASHINGTON. Mny 8. (P)
One of the greatest conspiracies for
the counterfeiting of government se
curities ever discovered is declared by
secret service officials here to be
involved in the iml.ctment nt Pitts
burgh yesterday of eight men on
counterfeiting charges.
IJeiween 40 and ."iu persons are un
der arrest in three states on charges
of having manufactured and distribut
ed fake war saving stamps and reve
nue strip stumps. Trial of the alleged
leaders is to start in Chicago next
week.
I'ederal agents have captured fake
HUmps with a face value of $1'JO,000
and agents in t'hicuso have seized sev
eral of the counterfeiting outfits.
Federal Farm Loans
Up for Discussion
Six applications for federal farm
loans in Lane county will be taken ui
for discussion at a meeting of t'ie
board of directors of the Kirst N.t
ticiial Farm Loan association' of Laa.
to be held nt the office of W. A.
Ayres tmo:ruw afternoon, according
to announcement today. It is expeci- tl
thnt n representative of the federil
farm loin bank ut Spokane, Wasb.,
will be here iu the near futurp to ap
praise the property and complete the
negotiations for the loan, it is an-;
nouneed. '
Portland Safe
Burglars Escape
ff II FILL cm
'.'fiy. fr-tr) mudrnia f
"jil'rl cllog,. rriv0(
l-"' llmir ,vy lo
'.""t tTUl.i. in il,. i- i.
'"' fr ,he wxt ,wo
fT'I hr"i''l hv lie,.rge
i'tw"" ,r""'' n"r" """"'Pnn-
Si'",nw na-j
rM ' ' 1 ""'ui until .
Ini .,"' '"l"d. I l.rm !
rh l.ii '!'"i,nl f.irct.
... '"riM .,n l. ,, .,. '
-,.k '!" linn nrk nnd
ill:' l-v thi
'Mt ,,,r itj
'', "!ftr' wir tin-.
" I- liTi iiu!f!.
f0red in Eugene'
V I.. lI;t Of Ih- An...
' Amp,,,, '. " i
POUTLAM. Ore., May 8. Snr?
burglars who early today broke int
tihe Sectir.d and Klnnders street brancli
office of the Portland Gnu and Coke
company, escaped with nearly ?.K in
cash, taken from the strong b"i.
In tiieir haste, the burglars dropped
and left nenrly $1."0 in nickels, dimes
and quarters, in rolls.
Tlie janitor, goinn t" work found
side window forced open, the saf"
wrecked nnd the money gnne
JAPANESE OPPOSED
TALLAHASSKK, Fin.. Miy S.
fP)A resolution cntling for an
ntnendinent to lire constitution tn ex
clude Japanese front the ownership
of lund in Florida, was adopted by
the house today by n vote of iU to 0.
(Continued from page one)
come Washington, Lincoln, and Pat
terson school illustrating three pro
gressive steps in me history of the
i -uited States with floats, iheu w:ll
come another bugle baud and lae
la ear j school wit. follow wita floats
and un foot.
Form On Fifth.
All these will torm on the s-ouih
side of Fifth avenue west fronting to
ward Willamette.
Un the west side of Olive street
districts from 7 io v w.ll be lint d, up
as far south as Sixth avenue, wao wot
fo.low in ntte the Gedry bihool.
Orders Are Given.
On the n.rth side of Sixth avenue
wesi between Olive and Chnruelton,
f.o-ts will be lined up from districts I'J
to 1. On the south side of S.xt h ave
nue west fronting east, districts num
ber lit to 3S wnl lie liucd up accord
ing to number.
On two east side of Olive between
Sixth and Seventh avenues disirics
;tS to -K, on the lu-rth side of Seventi
between Olive, and , Charuelton dis
tricts 5U to Oil, on tiie south hide of
Seven Ui between Olive and Charnel
ton ditricts 70 to 00f on the east side
of Olive south of Fifth avenue dis
tricts 103 to i;3, on the south side of
Sixth, fronting west just beyond tho
postoffice, districts I'M to l.'Hi. On
the south side of Sixth and east of
Olive, districts 1S3 to Uul. On tnie east
side of Olive between Sixth and
Seventh all other districts intending to
parade.
Arnold Collier and Miss F.ve'yn
Schenck will be on hand to assist
these districts iu getting into hue.
They should be on the ground by
.1:30 so that the procession miy move
out promptly nt 10 o'clock. They will
move south on Willamette to Six
teenth street where tie turn will be
made and countermarch on the eJt
side of Willamette to Sixth, east on
Sixth to Oak and south to the ar
mory, it is announced.
Display is Feature.
The collectiou of relics at tlie ar
mory is being placed anil v mains
some remarkable specimens. Anion;
other things, K. K. Orton is the own
er of the idd Knglisb Lever watch
that was brought into Calif rnia by
Captain Sutter on whose land gold
was found in IMS. Captain Suiter
later sold tlie watch to Fngene Skin
ner for whom Kugene was named.
This watch will be on exhibition ir.
the Kugene high school exhibit.
The first piano ever brought to
Lane county, and which belonged to
Kugene Skinner, will be on exhibition
in the Norkeuxie district number ST.
An old clock belonging to the fJther
of the Calef family winch was brought
from Portland in a four horse team
lend of supplies before the railroad
came, and which is still kpeping good
time will nlso be on ehoition. I he
number of the exhibits in other dis
tricts is large nnd very interesting.
The only trouble will be that people
cannot get around in the siiort time
they will hive to see tujeni all. It i
hoped people frcm Kugene may def- r
their attendance to the armory until
Liter in the evening, giving tbe peo
ple from the rural ecttons an oppor
tunity to gee these relics first before
they leave to no home. The exhibit
will not be broken up until after eight
Vcloek in tbe evening, is the announcement.
Agricultural Agent
To Address Grange
Plans for a meeting of the Mapi
ton grange ut which time O. S. Flet
cher. Lane cotmly agricultural ageo'.
will be one uf Kie speakers, are bein.
prepared, according to announcement
received here todnjr. The meeting will
be held at the lirnnge hall Friday,
.May -11, according to present plans,
is the word sent to .Mr. Fletcher by
the grange. The couuty agent h.ri
nude one trip to the cast areas sin. e
assuming office this year but has not
visited several places and it is ex
pected these will be covered in tbv
near future.
(Continued from page one)
Winter Wheat Crop
Forecast is Made
WASHINGTON. May S A fore
cast of 444.W:i.lKIO bushels of winter
wheat as this year's crop was made
today by the department of agricul
ture. A month ago 474.LW5.000 bush
els were forecast. Ijist year 5!'0,037,
000 bushels were harvested.
Try Eugene Special lor a good cigir.
twelve years of life to active service
of the state legislature. He was ap
pointed the first registrar of the
Itoseburg land office under President
Cleveland's second administration. Af
ter serving for four years and three
months, his accounts balanced to a
cent with those of the department
of the interior.
Attended Conventions
Ever since 1ST- Mr. Veatch has at
tended the stale conventions of his
party, and in Haul was a delegate to
the national democratic convention
held in Kansas Cjty. Mr. Veatch was
a Mason, and there are few men in
Oregon who were better acquainted
throughout its borders.
The fuuernl will be held Friday at
J;!!!) p. in. from the 11. II. Veatch
residence, A. H. Spenrow officiating.
Tbe Masonic lodge will have charge
at the grave. He will be buried be
side hia wife in the Scars cemetery.
Mrs. Veatch died 40 years ago.
NOTICE
Moved to Tark street in I'nited
Stales National Hank lliiilding, first
door south of Sth street,
ti l'UANK .1. HI'.ltllF.U, Realtor
THE fJUTTON SHOP
Pleating. Buttons and Hemstitching,
SO 7th avenue east. Phone 171.VJ.
lNSl'MK WITH flKNHY TUOMP
ALL WOMEN WHO
WORK
whotbor In the home, store,
shop, mill or office, they alone
know how often tney are reany
unfit for work. It may be a
hn.H.php. backache, naln in the
side, nervous depression, cramps
or those dreadful drngRing-dowu
pains, all of which symptoms
have their origin In some . fern.
Inlne ailment that is making life
a burden. In nlmoBt every such
case these ailments will yield
to Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable
Compound. For a great many
years this .simple root and herb
remedy has been restoring wo
men to health and strength and
it will pay every suffering woman
i to try It
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
Beef Roast
pound .... 14c
Beef Boils
pound .... 10c
Hamburg, lb. 15c
Veal Loaf
pound .... 25c
Nucoa, lb. . . 28c
Pacific Nut,
pound .... 25c
Bulk Lard, lb. 20c
(Bring Containers)
Spring Lamb
D.E. Nebergall
Meat Market
66 E, 9 Phone 37
tJovernmotit inspocted
There's No Substitute
None Just as Good as
THE WORLD'S GREATEST
BAEiBNG POWDER
Millions of Bake-Day Tests During
the Past 35 Years Prove It.
SALES . TIMES THOSE OF ANT OTHER BRAND
H. A. Edwards Grocery
Phone 1971
Elks Bldg.
7th and Olive
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY AND
MONDAY
Asparagus, I pound bunch 15c
Lettuce, 3 heads 25c
Strawberries, 2 boxes 35c
Bacon Squares, pound 25c
Picnic Hams, pound . 22c
Bulk Shortening, pound 19c
Bulk Lard, pound 23c
Kerr's Rapid Oats, large size 27c
Kerr's Wheat Flakes, large size .... 30c
Have you tried our 40c coffee? ' One large stick
of candy free with each pound ROYAL CLUB
COFFEE.
Table Supply Mayonnaise and
Thousand Island Dressing
is made right hero in (lie storo with our own may
onnaise machine. Making it by miicliiiiq gives it
a more even mixture, ami assures ierfeet sanita
tion. By making (he Mayonnaise and Thousand
Island Dressing ourselves, we are able to supply
them fresh each day. ftvery morning we make
just enough lo hist throughout the day keeping
our supoly constantly fresh.
Our Mayonnaise and Thousand Tsland Dressing
bears our own label, and comes in fruit-jar contain
ers. These jars may be returned ami he refilled,
saving you buying another jar each time.
MOTHER'S DAY
Gift Candy Packages
The Soi-iete and' Oriole candy pcoplo have foreseen the
demand that would be placed upon glfta sultahln for
Mothers' Day, and knowing that candy of a high class na
ture makes a pleasurable gift have packed n number ot
one-pound boxes designed especially for Mothers. Kach
box has some appropriate Inscription, and nil In all, they
are rare packagea.
Let Us Show Them to You
CREME-O-BLEND
A New Food
Is a wholesome and nutritious specially blended cereal
thickening agent for soups and gravies. II greally accentuates
the natural flavor. It Is very easy and eriinoinlral to use.
It Mends very easily and smoothly and prevents lumping.
CremeO HIend Is made In Portland, Oregon, and is a
new cereal product. You will approve of it heartily when you
try It.
Phone Phor Phood
The telephone, not many years ago, was classed
as a luxury ami an expensive one at that. But
now with its development nnd its wide-spread use,
it is one of America's main arteries of communica
tion. It is no longer a luxury. It is a necessity,
.convenience, labor and time saver.
Why insist on coming down town to get your
groceries, when you can jret just as good service by
telephoning us your order nnd wishes, and hating
us deliver it to you iu time for the meal for which
it is desired !
Wc have 4 deliveries daily.
Phone Phor Phood
Table Supply Co.
A Food Department Store
Corner 9th and Oak Telephone 216
Our Aim:
To Serve
You Well
And
Faithfully
Always
Aim i
I ' Institution-
frartnaa4
571 DEPARTMENT STORES
Where
Savings
Are
Greatest
Thruout
The Year
. 942-946 Willamette, Eugene, Oregon Cottage Grove
Students' Sports Suits
Depicting the Action of Youth
Probably no group of Young Men are as critical
of their Clothes as the Student Group. The Student
wants style, quality and character. Especially good
values are these Suits at
$19.75
They have "punch" Ihey
have commanding style without
being foppish. They lend them
selves admirably to the atmos
phere and enthusiasm of sports.
In two-button, single-breasted
models with notch collars and patch
pockets; pinch back; three-quarter
loose belt.
Good qttalitv casstmrres in new
est stripes, broken checks and over
plaids. Sprintr's newest coloring '
of course.
Other Excellent Student Sport3
Suits at $24.75 and $29.75
MR.HAPPy '
PART IX
THINK MEALTmE
SATISFACTION -IS
A REAL F1RST
C LASS ATTRACTION
1 OOK at the face In
this picture. Notice
the action of Mr. ln.ppy
Pnrty's month. The ".iat"
part of the: word ro'ora
to the. time ha slta before
a satisfying meal of our
meats. The "l" pnrt of
the word mains that lis
Is satisfied.
Watch for Mr. Happy
Party
i EUGENE i
RACKING CO
TheTrue Value of a
Pair of Gelasss
Depends entirely upon the service they give you. It is only
because of our long years of experience nnd skillful service,
that we can glvo you such accurnto glasses with a binding
guarantee ot perfect satisfaction.
1 WILLAMITTK ST
UOKNI, OKlaQN
P75Willamette5tJ
PUBLIC DANCE
DREAMLAND
HALL
Every Wednesday and
Saturday Night
Fishers Blend
FLOUR BISCUITS
FREE
Hot from special electric oven to all churches,
lodges or clubs holding meetings or banquets. For
information call Mr. Lawrence at Osborn Hotel.
Saturday and Monday Specials
100 lb. Sack Best Cnno Sugar $6.40
10 lb. Sack Hcst Cnne Sugar ... 69c
4!) lb. Sack Fisher's Blend Klour $2.39
!) lb. Sack Muekeye Boiled Oats 49c
Fresh Creamery Mutter, pound 39c
1 t. .Jar Aina.io Salad Oil 39c
.'! lbs. Head Nice 25o
! lbs. Small White Means . 50c
7 lbs. Italian Prunes 1 50c
4 lbs. Hulk Macaroni 25c
4 lbs. Hulk Cocoa 25c
10 Tall Cans Armour's Milk ... 89c
'J Cans Shrimp .... 35c
,'i cans Campbell's Fork & Beans 25c
1 lb. Can Calumet Making Powder 23c
.' 1-11). pkgs. Calumet Corn Starch 25c
It pkifs. Chinese Noodles 25c
Xo. '1 can Van Camp's Spaghetti 10c
'! pkgs. Diamond W Jelly
Powders 25c
IKoz. Mottle Catsup 25c
.'! Large Cans Tomatoes 43c
.'! Cans Peas or Corn 43c
5 No. 2 Cans Broken Sliced
Pineapple 98c
4 Large Cans Peaches or
Apricots 89c
8 lb. Pail Snowdrift ,.. $1.83
4 lb. Pkg. Seedless Kaisins 39c
Bacon Backs, per pound 22c
(Fanev Sugar-Cured)
3 Pkgs. Shredded Wheat 35o
2 Pkgs. Puffed Wheat . 25c
Post Toasties, per pkg. Co
3 lb. Box Sotla ('nickers , 45o
4J-1I). Box Oraliam Crackers 79c
3 lbs. Mest Pea berry Coffee .... $1.19
1 Pint Mottle Monopoly (irnpo
.Juice 27o
1.-1 h. Can Diamond W Coffee .... 45c
3-11). Can Diamond W Coffeo .. $1.35
.Vlb. Can Diamond W Coffee .... $2.25
10 Mais Crystal White Soap 39c
4 Cans Lighthouse Cleanser 25c
(!ootl Broom 39c
H Large Polls Toilet Paper 50c
Fancy Strawberries, per box .... 16c
.'! lbs. New Potatoes 25c
3 Bundles Carrots or Turnips .... 25c
3 lbs. Spinach (Ireens 25c
2 Heads Lettuce 15c
Long Kadishes, per bunch .. 5c
(ireen Unions, per bunch 5c
Fancy Lemons, per dozen 25c
2 Dozen Medium Size Oranges 45c
3 Florida (!rape Fruit 25c
Fresli Doughnut?., per dozen 20c
.Haskell Feed & Grocery Co.
904 Olive Street Free Delivery in City Phono 522
Mail orders filled from these prices and given prompt and careful attention
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