The Eugene guard., May 12, 1925, Image 2

Tues3ay Evening
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tame roinpnnr paid a fine of 3 for
reckleia drlv.og thia week, according
to Judge Gilmore.
Banker Will Talk
For Geary School
William I'orter, of the United
(!.).. Vutit.al l.nnlr u-ill Hnonlr At
MKIiSTO
TRY DUT PACIFIC
(Continued from page one)
Naval Plane Sets New Non-Stop Record
TAIILH, Mny 12. fP) Gineml
Ohnrlos Mmigin, French hero of Ver
dun, died today.
Charles Mnrio Ktnminuel Munain.
horn at fnrrcliourj on July (I.
van one of tlio tniliturv leader, with
lifelong tniminjc ua a Mildier. who
proved it bulwark of ktrcngth f.r
I'm nee in rcpHlinjr th ('rrtnan in
vnnfn during the World wur.
Shortly nftrr the outhrcnk of the
nnf, he wax placed in command of the
Fifth Infantry division and Inter of
(he Hth army corps.
II in temporary rank of flcnrrnl wnn
rondo permanent Jut heforo hii hril
limit littiu-k in Verdun in ( Mm'mt. I
VMU, v.li'.L resulted in the rcrnpturo
from the fJermftnn of Kort Iuji inont.
Later lie become Involved in the
hitter controversy which followed the
portly vhtory on Uio 'AImup. in the
Bprinc of 1!U7 mid van deprived of
lis command of the nixtli nrmy,
A comii)iHion of Iminiry however,
exonerated him from Mmn nnd he
wns relnfitnled by ('lriiiiW'pftii. In
July, 1U1H, in citnjiiiictifin with Gen
eral iJi-floutto he carried out the
jrreat counter off end ve nguinut th
(iermnu r'ulit flank which brought the
first of the final ncrien of allied suc
ceea. After the wnr, he xvnn tnide a mem
ber of (lie Ituhr wnr council nnd wan
decorated with the griiud croa of the
Ition nf honor.
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A full report of the, progreflf of tlie j , . .u,.i t umnrmu'
,;u-en,ity of Ore. under the pres. j OB ,ubjct of the Ito-
ent bu.lge Is to be prepared lonxbt , warf of Kuvi .. TllU the ,()t o(
or e.rir tomorrow mornint, .ecoru- , fl o tM given bj. Incmber8 o(
A. Anderson Pays
$25 Fine lo City
A. Andernrm, nccimed of drunken
neHK, paid JJ-Tj fine iu municipal court
thin inoruiiift when he nppcurcd before
Judge icroge A. (iiluiore. lie wna ar
l'pKtcd by night offievra Inst night, nud
IM-1 ram'd on hail,
II, ( ', Kaudei , who was it r rented
for disorderly conduct at a downtown
rooming house IukI night, und who
pooled hail of f'll), will he given a
hearing the latter part of the week,
it wan at a ted. Traffic law violator
who pnid finea today were n followK:
H, Townnend, - for parking till
night;'K. K. Matlock, for turning
car between tnteinect)on; S. W ,
('Inypnol, $'J for purking overtime in n
restricted tone.
EU3ir M2s1)k,2:i i?arl.
The P. N-9. U. 8. naval plane, broke the world's record for continuous
flight for seaplanes when It remained In the air for 28 hours and
38 minutes. The plane, carrying 4 men, 1300 gallons of gasoline and
110 gallons of oil, covered 2300 miles. Photo shows the P. N9 In
flight over the Delaware river.
Bond Concern has
Judgment in Case
Judgment fn fnvor of the National
Surety company for $JfC.fi5 nnd in
herent of $47.37 watt handed down lo
day by Judge l. l' Skipwortb in cir
cuit court here. The cnun wan
brought by the mirely company to
recover from I. N. Kndicnit on a
bond iHNited for the defendeut when
bo wns finnneinl Hecretury of a frn-
lernnl order, Wells nnd Wells, local
attorneys, were counsel for the plain-
Three Divorces
Are Granted Here
Three decreet of divorce were
handed down this afternoon in circuit
court by Judge G. F. Skipwortlt, At
n Into hour today several morn di
vorces were (o he passed upon by the
court.
. Divorces granted were as follows:
Angle I. llognrt vs. John T. Itognrt.
Kay il. McMurray v4. Mao M Mur
ray. Ludle A. McDoosId tb. J. A. McDonald.
PERMITS GRANTED
Predion of a f:UHX bungalow at
3 8 III Seventeenth avenue east wna
Aiiuounred toclny by Kd Walder, who
appeared In the city building inspect
or's office lo tnke out n permit for
the work. J, N. H, Fuller also took
nut a permit to build n $ir00 bungft
low at o.'O First avenue west,
KLAMATH FAU.K, Ore., Mny
i'Jt, (P) Another attempt to grant
Uio Ktrahorn railroad franchise rights
to cross Klmnnth Falls streets with
out the common-user clause, was
made nt Iho city council meeting Inst
nigkl, when a franchise resolution wna
ndopted by a vote of three to two.
Mayor Fred (ioddard announced that
he would promptly veto the resolution
by next Monday night.
It. ( timesheck, representing the
railroad, declared that "Hades will be
froxen over 1,000 years before be will
grant n common-user over nny of our
lines."
Mayor Onddnrd urged the council
to take steps to hnve the interstate
commerco coinmlsHlon intervene on
hflinlf of (ho city of Klamath Falls
In the event Iho Ktrahorn line sells
out to somo larger railroad. The eltv
of Klamath Falls gave Itobert K.i
Strnhoin $:i00,0t)0 when he first stnrt
ed his railroad in (his county, and if
plans to sell to (ho Southern 1'aclfic
or sumo other road, the mayor wants
tlH city to get back its f'lOO.OOO
which it invested as a partner with
the pioneer railroad builder. 1
GOVERNOR TO SPEAK
KAl'KM, Ore., May (lovernor
rierco will leave today for Hcnd
where tomorrow bo will address the
chamber o fcouimerce nt noon and a
meeting nf fnrmcrn in the afternoon.
He will also Inspect the Tuinnlo pro
Ject. lie will be accompanied Ly Wil
liam S, lifvcns, stale prohibition com
missioner.
RIVfeR LOAM
Itiver Ion in for sale. Ttione 1180-Ti.
OREGON MOTOR CO.
I1 ho no DIU IK;0 Olive
Tanlac puts solid flesh
on scrawny bones
HJW enn you expect to
lid buck your health
nml streiiRth ns lou as
your body in scrawny nml
uiitlerweipht f Let Tanlne
jmt fionio Rootl, solitl flesh
on your bones, juit your
stomach 'in Hhapo to digest
your food, purify your
poisoned blood! Then see
now much better you feel.
In our files are one, hun
dred thousand flowing
torn of thanks from men
and women who .have been
helped back lo health nml
Htrenglh by '1'anlae. What
il has done for these folks
it can surely tlo for you.
Tanlao is Nature's great
est tonic and builder. It is
Compounded after the fam
ous Tanlne formula from
rools, barks and curative
herbs. It K'ts rijlit down
to the scat of trouble nnd
makes you feel riKht from
the first dose.
Don't put off taking Tan
lac another day. lon't go
on dragging yonr pour,
tired-out, sickly body
around when this great
Got RiJ of
Neuralgic Tains
"I MitTrreJ four ver from
ImliiirMion ami neuraliiio
rain. Nuw. tltank. to Tanlac
am la perfect health."
A. R. Artiterson
1 05 Au.tin Street
Houston, Texas
ring vou
remedy can I
iiliicl; iclii l'
lu cases of torpid liver,
rheumatism, stomach com
plaint, lowered resistance,
indigestion and malnutri
tion Tanlac will work won
tiers, (let a bottle this very
day and start feeling better
tonight.
TAKE TANLAC VEGETABLE PILLS FOR CONSTIPATION
TANLAC
FOR YO UIl HEAJLTH
tury to the university, who is meeting
with Dean Henry D. Sheldon of the
school of education and Halpb Casey
of the school of journalism. The re
port will furnish the facts underlying
the recent flurry in regard to uni
versity expansion, according to Mr.
Onlhank.
"We are still living within our in
come," he snid. "Hut the margin for
building is very small, since the pro
spective current expenses have caught
up to the l!i''5-Mt appropriations."
No consideration of 10J7--K plans will
be made, Mr. Outhank said, the re
port being concerned with expendi
tures under the present budget, A
definite report on the condition cannot
he made until after the meeting and
consideration of ail the facts, Mr. On
thunk declared.
there is a big map with pins of various
colors representing the rum craft and
the Lane County Hankers association those of hhi own forces.
at ne r.ugene n o scnoo .m n f p ,, t A(d
grade schools of the city during the!
psst few months. Several talks were og has failed to aid the die-hards
alMo given at various county school ! of the rum fleet that still linger off
listricts, according to M. Kthel lay- ew y0rk. No running of the blockade
lor, chairman of the committee
charge of the program.
(Continued from nage one)
the tribesmen to mako all prepara
tions fornttuck while safely on the
Spanitu side of t ho border, a
.CENSORSHIP ESTABLISHED
TAWS, Mny 12. UP) A censor
ship has been established on press
dispatcbra of French nnd foreign
agencies nnd newspapers don ling with
the Moroccan operations, it watt an
nounced today.
The decision to estnblish the cen
sorship on news from Morocco was
reached during n .cn hi net meeting to
day at th conclusion of which Pre
mier Pninleve said:
"The French and foreign press
have goue too fast nnd too far. We
wish to bring the Moroccan operations
back to their real importance."
'EXPLOSIVES LANDED
TANtJlKK, May l-1. OP) A re
port (Oitho I lavas agency says n
I'lidoiibtedly the production of
"The Creation" on Friday and Satur
day nightH f this week ik Kugeue's
biggest musical event of the yi-ar.
"The Creation" is one of Haydn
most famous Oratorios. It Is delight
fully tuneful nnd very uingable. It
in the kind of music 'one remembers
and recognizes again.
This Oratorio has not been sung in
Eugene ti nee 1MH1 when it was pro
duced under the direction of the Into
(iifford Nah. It is intnrcsting to
note that, ncvcrnl Members of the
present Oratorio society also nang in
the former production.
Those who have never heard "The
Creation' will have the opportunity
of listening to it under the merit ad
vantageous conditions, and Uiohc who
hnve enjoyed the privilege will un
doubtedly be eager to bear ngain
sung by this nkillcd chorus of 170
voices under the direction of John
Stark FvauH. Those who know Mr.
K vans' work realize that n finished
production in in nlore for them.
The solos nro exneting, requiring
not only singing ability but large range
of voice ns well, Mr. t 'hristopher
is n renl buns and unqucslinmihly
ninply adequate to nitig his difficult
bnsH role, .Mrs. Albert nnd Mr. l'il
cher hnve nlso been carefully se
lected as the fingers suited to thir
ocension.
No chorus of ordinary ability could
sing this Oratorio with Its intricate
weaving nf voice pnrts. In addition
Mr. F.vnns is n bnder whose inspira
tion and skill have turned to good ac
count all of the musical equipment
of this choral group.
I had been reported in two days of
i heavy mist. To prevent the fcg help-
ing rum row the dry navy sent 14 ad
ditional armed craft out cf New Lon
I don.
The increasing activities of the
guard is being supplemented by
onsiderable sponging up of liquor that
leaked ashore. Michigan state police
have se:zed ,0 cases of Canadian
to have u conduct anuulkd I Deer ' boathouses near Mount Cie-
l!i SALE!:
Taxi Driver Will .
Be Heard Saturday
Hearing of Jerry Cobb, taxi driver
for the Hlnclt and White Taxi com:
pany, on a charge of reckless driving,
lias been continued by Judge George
A. (ti)inore of municipal court until
t.erinnn submarino recently landed Saturday, ho announced today
explosives, telephonic material and ! Thn driver was arrested bv A. II.
foodstuffH on the const of Riff, the ) Shorten, city traffic officer. According
chieftain nf which. Abd el-Krim, la
invading tho French sone of Morocco.
It ia also stated that several Ger
mans, dressed ns Itiffians and using
oriental pseudonyms, have been ob
served on the It if f
to Iho nccident rerords in tho chief
of police's; office, Cobb was involved
in ii collision with Joe Hart of motor
route A, at Sixth and Lawrence, this
week.
A. J. Kirby, nnothcr driver for the
Suit
was filed today by ti.e Mapletou Tim
ber compiny aainut the- LawBuii
('reck Logging company. The platntii'f
alleges that a coin met was entered
into with the defendant company Aug.
lit1, ltl.2. whereby the latter was to
cut S,IKK,(XN board feet of timber
per year from the holdings of the
plaintiff cumpany at the rate of $i.'.oU
per Uiousiiud. 'iho defendant concern
w.ih also to pa' all taxes on the lands.
This contract has not been fulfilled
and ft total of ouiy 5,000,000 fet hu--
been cut subsequent to DO days after
the signing of the contract, it is nl-It-ged.
The plaintiff alleges that $".
U71.M is due on the contract. The
plaintiff -ask that the defendant be
enjoined fn m the use of the land.
High School Play
Will be at Heilig
Junior and senior class debaters
will meet at Kugene high school to
morrow morning nt S:!tU o'clock to ar
gue the subject, "Kesoived, That con
gress fdiuuld overrule the supreme
court by a two-thirds decision," an
nounces Oavid John .)oj:a, principal
of the school.
Thursday morning the freshmen of
the tfchool will entertuin with u pro
gram of vaudeville and comedy stunts
and music, it is announced. The pub
lic is welcomed nnd to this entertain
ment. AH the assemblies will be held
iu the auditorium of the high school.
A musical assembly will be held Fri
day morning nt JO: 13 o'clock, to
which the public is invited, and for
which an admission of L cents will
be asked. At this time the combined
glee clubs will repeat numbers pre
sented uf their recent annual concert,
and thn boys' nnd girls' quartets and
the prize -winning soloists at the stnte
school music contest nt Forest Grove
will be presented.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
ONK .'l yenr-old Shire stallion for
side. Inquire William Smeed, Wal
terville. Oregon. mis
NOTICK Having sold by River road
property it is now off tho market.
IIOHT. I). CLOW. miff
FOIt It K N T y loderu furnished I
apartment. Ask for Virginia Apart
ments. UL'S C II If SL. Arhlltu )f
J'hnne Springfield I2.'t-M. mill.'
mens. Fight more saloons have been
closed by federal padlocks iu New
York and n plant that did a large
business in cutting and distributing
rye whis-key has been raided.
Rales Go Down1)
Fp hi Glace Hay, Nova Scotia,
whence have cume many of tho craft
that have sold liquor for thirsty New
Yorkers in the Inst four years, liquor
could be bought cheaply from two
schooners if the Canadmu authorities
would permit it. Whiskey was offered
on board yesterday nt $12 a rase and
champagne nt correspondingly low
rates. Presumably the vessels cnmi1
from off the New York const, drive!)
home by tack of customers nnd need
cf food and water. They did no busi
ness, however, ns two Canadian rev
enue cutters stood by.
In the nonual report of the depart
ment of commerce, published today,
Secretary Hoover, in statistics on the
country's foreign trade, Inst year,
gives $-.0,000,000 ns an estimate of
the cost of bootlegging foreign liquor.
Officials connected with the custom.
service nre said to regard this us u
low estimate.
Stanley Building Eugene, Ore.
fn Our
Meat Department
These Unusual Bargains All Day Wednesday
Steaks
Pork Bones
Fresh from shoulder and
25
loin.
for .
5 lbs.
T-bones and Rib n
Steaks, lb. 40
Coupe Found With
Cullen is Stolen
After investigation by the I-anc
county sheriff's office it has been
determined that the Ford coupe in
possession of Earl Cullen when he
was arrested recently at hpnngtieiu
on a forgery charge was stolen here
February IV from in front of the
Osburn hotel. Ciilleu, a former tem
porary patrolman on the KuRenc po
lice force, is now at Dallas, Oregon,
awaiting trial on the check charge.
Cullen claimed to have purchased the
car but it was found that the car had
been licensed again by Cullen nnd that
it belonged to C. M. Hawes of Tort-land.
BA1
Mutual Life, (J.
Sth.
SI. fe'praguc. 'M K
K&J rtf-A
D Ouurtces for &D
More than sTounianda half for a Charter
WHY PAY HIGHER PRICES?
Millions of Pounds Used by the Government
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LOU TELLEGEN
MARJORIE DAW
la a woman's home mere I
Important than her stags I
career. ,
THE GO-GETTERS
in
"Playing With Fire"
AKSOI FABLE
"Hello Daddy
don't forget my
Wrigley's"
Slip a packet Inyotxr pocket
vken you go home tonight.
Give the yDtutgttert fhl vholecone.
lonUitlnrf tweet fcr pkatnre & benefit
The ii yoanelf after cmokinor when
work dragi. Its a great little tVcsheaer
tvlLES
Sealed TihtKept Ritfd
After Every Meal
THE TLAVOBt
LASTS
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The Oratorio
"CREATI
will be presented by the
Eugene Oratorio Society
J ohn Stark Evans, Directing
At The
Methodist Church
Auditorium
Friday and Saturday Evenings
May 15 and 16
Over 150 Voices In Chorus
SOLOISTS:
JANE BURNS ALBERT Soprano
WILLIAM PILCHER -flnor
GAGE CHRISTOPHER .....l'.'. Basso
The Most Complete Presentation of "Creation" Ever Given in the West.
Seats Now on Sale at The Laraway Music Store
Cioncnil Ailmi.sion .""to . . . .
hosorvfd Scuts Too, $1.00 ami H--1
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