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THE EUGENE QUASI)
Monday Evening, Jra
LET FLAPPER FLAP, SAYS MARY GARDEN
They Should Flap All They Wish, Unless They Want to Marry, And Then They
Should Settle Down, is Theory of American Diva
Low Humidity to
Be Forecast From
Portland Bureau
NEW YOUFC. May IS. Clarence
Par row, Cbicajo lawyer who is to op
pose William Jfnningi Hrjan in a
Ttnnrsfiee evolution trial, came out
ttxliij with a few opinion about the
ciiiniiK'Df r. Srro ami Bryan were link
ed by ln r row an nipn whote Irration
al opposition, fiihnnceJ the spread
of ttrrat d'wtrin'".
Offers of )nrmw and Ptidley Field
Mtilone -if New York to nwit in the
d-h line ut J. T. Seniles, Pnytnn,
Tenii.. piiMie m-honl Irndier, rhfirged
w ill violation of law forbidiiinx the
mulling of evolution, have been ac
cepted. Mr. Hrynn is lo ns:st
the profip ittlon. .Mr. lnrrow Is here.
"Nero." Im sniil, "tried to kill
t'briMtinnity with pernecution and
kw. Itrynn would block enlighten
ment with law. Nero failed an will
Brj-sn. More persons are studyfnt;
tvolution In Tennessee now than be
fore the law whs passed just as
Nero's arts made Christians.
"Man may be sure -f his ideas but
if he be Intelligent, he knws (here is
room for doulrt and debate and he
welcomes both. Mr. Itrynn would
block both because of his .views. H
was brought up on certain beliefs
whirh he haa never questioned or
about which he 1ms never sought to
be enlightened to the end that he
might be wrong. That is In Hit of In
telligence. "HimI Mr. Itrynn'a ideas of what a
man uny do towards free thinking -
1st cd throughout h story, he would
stilt be hanging and burning wltrhe
and punishing persons whu thought
the earth round."
Mr. 1nrp'W wiid he and Mr. Ma
lone were willing to pay all the ex
penses of the , Tennessee irinl, "in
, .irder tint day might triumph over
night."
"Any man of ordinary intelligence
could lopple Jtrynn in such a fight," he
on tinned. "The TenneKsee lawyers
are good. They will not need to have
lielp."
X Xffc "JT CANT havf-
m ) ?P)t M,D FLA9KS. NECKING
W S PARTIES, ETC, ARE MOT gS.Sffl '
f ifcWA. THE INVENTIONS OF jfW B
iPSJ iViW fir! iVTff
' lb SHOULD LOOK TmiRl$s
I
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Fire weather forecasting service
will be continued by the United Statea
weather bureau at Portland this sum
mer, announces N. F. Macduff, auper
visor of the Cascade national forest
WanTngs of low relative humidity
will be sent out from 12 to 4S hours
In advance, and will serve to raiuion
tiie forestry men to be on the look
ou during thest danjer periods, says
; .Mr. Macduff.
: This service was started last sum
' mer. and the weather bureau n Port-
hind forecast accui Mei i-.-erj Per
iod of low relative humidity, it is
!iid. The inesHiigp arp sent out by
i ,...;, I uLm-m.l.ln torvir-n nrfoetWvw
B,.r. ,a, n, ...... . ( ..rr,:l
times of danger. j'-j-jf j
I I.,-;,,. ,. ..a.-,, ..I f rn iif v law hll- lU
m d ty. the forens are dry, and chjic-1
rin Mr suKceiitible to flames, it
stated. Charts prepared from data of i
previous years idiow that most fires
K'art during these periods, says Mr.
Macduff. The government forecasting
is a gread aid, and is of material as
sistance in checking fires during the ! who has been critically ill, and in a
summer, he reports. j hospital in Portland for the last three
weeks, is much improved, Mr. Kay
MRS. KAY IMPROVING . said today. Hope is entertained that
RALKM. Ore.. May IS. Mrs. T. she will return to her home in Salem
B. Kay, wife of State Treasurer Kay, , in a short time.
ftl At..
urisetl i .tt.,i Vi"""M
it.. "Win. Ut
are reuuMii ..
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SHMS THE GREATEST
GiPL THE WOPLD
HAS EVER KMOWN
AVA8III N !Tt pN. Mar 1 S.(P) - -
Adoption of a policy looking 'to the ; nti'iiiflon
criipi'iiig of iipwnrds of f Ml g'veru-1 n( f
mrni sit'pK prooaniy will ne Tcrom-
inenilnl to t hcNliipping bo.ird shortly
befon1 tin Ktib cjiitmiltrr on Kcrapp'ns.
StK i a sti'p would pave the way fr
(he hiile for junking of n large b'ock
of vchhcIs hi Henry Ford or nthvr
b'd'lert nndi'r opc competitive trrin
The suh-commiltee, con sis ting -if
Chili nun n ')'( 'miner and Comiui
ri'oiP'rH I'liimmiT nnd Meiisoti In uu
(' t it.ttl to favor puich u pollry nn-l
iv h e it will encouutei' ppoition in
f!'i lioiiid llici-e are Indications I tin t
II may coiiimoiid n mnjovily.
M' O'Ciinucr declined lod'iy to
tni,iify I) in Miil.'iHcnt of ycMteidny ex-prcM-liiK
Hie belief Hint Mr, Fori
would make mi offer to buy ships
lo'li for peratioti and for scrapping.
Until the Cnitid Slat ex htn', nov
operated by the fleet coiporntlon ?o
Furnpe nnd the Panama line, now op
erated by the Minis hi tium to Soulh
America were mititloned in repit
tlint Mr. Ford might enter the steam
shifi IuimIuc-h on n considerable scale.
The Cnited St a ten lines operate
smog pother vessels Hie President
Harding. President Uoonevelt, (lenrge
W'nshhigton and I.evlnlhnn.
XKA Service)
HlCAfiO. Mrjy lS.r-F tappers
4 should "flap" nil they wish. They
chould cut their hair as short as they
desire.
Presses? Well, abbreviate them un
til the ,aw ye;i whoa -anil lipstick,
rouge and other ingredients for youth
ful appearance can be daubed on with
Grand Fleet Will
blurt Maneuvers
l.AHAINA, Inland of Maul, May IS.
'1 i grand licet of thu I. in led Suites
vas prepared to it i cam otiu today (or
five imna days ot uiniicuvcis in Its
waiinu uatcrs.
Tina new series of maneuvers in
tludcs torpedo p nut ice, boil) defeu
ma and otfviiMive, varitiun nicanung
lonnalioiiri and shitis, such us ihang
ing eouiiilicated foimalious mio oiImmn
u Inglily inli'ii-ate. Higli speed runs
Will lake. pute.
The fleet sIimiu kruward following ;
ft week of uvurhnuling m I.ahanm i
roNdslead during win. h the sciual in
juries ami theoretic' wounds suffered
by the vessels at the buttle ot tinhu
and siilMeueiit uiHiii-uvers were re
imirs lule an airplsne, suhmsrine
Miiro) and deHirojer spisdron in their
dJily prm tnt kept the prospective
enemy at bay ouiiude the theoretically
uintU entrances uf the roadstead.
flapper wants to marrr
well, that's different we just can'L
hive "flapper wives."
Mary Garden. American diva, says
there mnt be a parting uf the ways
for a flapper when she reaches the
altar rail,
"Hut we do not have to reach back
to the Victorian age to find the solu
tion fur all the problems now , nt
tri'iuted lo the. flapper," Mary "ays.
"Fi r If ydur prcHenl day girl ineetM
life with reckless- abandon it is be
cause she Is now coining into the
freedom of thought and actum lnnji
denied her.
Greatest Girl In World.
"She is (tie greatest girl the world
hub evrr kn-wn and nil she will have
to do Is to mix a little Intelligent
thought with her problems to become
an excellent wife.
'You wouldn't want to put her brick
in the lonj. sweeping dresses of years
ago. They were nothing but dirt catch
era. trailers for germs.
"And where do flappers get their
ideas which seem so shocking to
adults? Why, isn't It from their mir
ried sisters? ,
"Hip flasks, necking parties, etc.,
are not the Inventions: of the flapper.
My no they come from the young
married girl who gors to the altar
rail .to escape the dingy office and
long hours over n typewriter.
Falls to Study Problem,
"Probably slip feels a sort of pro
tected freedom. She is the 'flapper
wife,' who fai's to study her problem
of married life. -5
"You can't come home, throw off
your corsets, eat chocolates, and keep
the figure necessary to hold admira
tion. N'or will late hours and dissipa
tion be tolerated by a body or mind,
"(iirls who marry should look their
problem in the fact, nnd solve it
just as, a business man meets bin duly
problems just as I meet my prnV
lems before the public.
"And how am I able to. hold my
public? by keeping alert and Abreast
of the time my youlh. my figure nnd
my voice nre constantly watched.
"If I was to marry, and plcnse ru
member I didn't cay I had any such
thought, 1 would meet the problems
of married life in the same wny
adapting myself to my new turromid
ings, eager to bring my happiness with
me.
"Hut flappprrs can't be 'flapper
wives.
"They mmt leave behind thmn at
the nltar rail the trail of jar.z ntul
solve their new problems
"In this wny they can keep their
youth, nnd hold the admiration of
their life mate,"
She Says:
iAmThin"
Her Friend Says:
"She Is Skinny
If she only knew that she could put
on at least "i pounds of good, healthy
flenh in ." days she wouldn't be
worrying about her peaked face and
run-down looks.
She has tried Cod I.irer Oil, but
the ill-smelling, nasty tasting stuff
upset her stomach and made her feel
worse than before.
Poctors nnd good pharmacists
know that Cod Liver Oil is full of i
vitnmines thnt
make flesh, cre-j ,
fltes nppetite, !
builds up the ;
power to resist j
disease nnd,
chases away;
nervousness. j
Hut it's hor
rible tnsting j
stuff nnd every ;
dny fewer peo- J
pie ore taking j
it for doctors j
are prescribing
and the people ;
nre fnst lenrn-j
ing that they '
t'j J V sK rfln Eel hftttPr
m results w 1 1 h i
Metoyg Cod Liver Oil Tablets,
which Linn Drug Co.. W. A. Kuy
kendall, Carroll's Pharmacy and
druggists nil over the country are
having a tremendous demand for.
It's a wonderful upbuilding medi
cine for children, especially nfter
ickness, and sixty tablets only cost
fit) crtlts.
One woman gained 10 pounds In
22 days and if any skinny man or
woman can't put on 5 pounds in 30
days, your druggist will gladly return
the purchase price.
"Oct McCoy'n, Hie original and
genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablet."
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For The Greatest Fun
Try California This Summer
See a land that's new. Feel the thrill and the re
juvenation that come from an entire change of
environment and viewpoint. Plan now. Low rates.
Wl
riuirl tnlNlliiK Imh lint mil looking
at IIih floor wliili- NiMilf-nci- wnM pro
Mound'. I hy .Indgi- Koch. (lllirrvlo
ho Mliou-cd no pinotion.
rnvtilir'H moihrr 'u not in the
ponrlrooin.
Tun juiliti-, vlnihlv nffcM'lpil. told thf
hoy thnt ho hud ucrii fouud guilty. n(
rirHt ili'Ki-t-o imirdrr with n rocoln
iiii'iulnllon of merry, hut there mi
no nltenmtlre provided by lw lo
penult the impoeitlon of any other
nenleni'e than death.
I'ounHol for the hoy announeed ao
appeal would be taken for a new trial,
Recluse has Huge
Fortune at Death
POUT TOWNSKN'H. Waal,., May
IS.- I.nren Muilh. a rn lue who d.ed
here Saturday nighl left IHHI.IHHI in
Cnltrd Stntr. bonds and .'n,(KKI in
rnn.i braldra a valuable farm, an in
teMinitlon ban rftraled.
'"" bad lived fill a rahln nea,
Port Totvn.etul fr more Hum l
jenra. lie tv,, forcibly taken to a lion,
pltal llT t'lallum rountv autborltlra.
lie had Imngimd everyone waa aft
er lua money and when peraon. a;v
pr'inrheil hia rabln he ordered Ihtvn vrnra old nnd hns relntivea' In Kng
nway with a gun! He win about 7" ! land.
rIPE out all the old cobwebs in one
decision that this summer you'll
do somethine different and worth while.
Come out among the mountains, lovely
valleys, canyons, forests, lakes, old mis
sions, palms and the thou
sand other new attractions of
Southern California great
est summer playground in
the world.
Sleep under blankets ev
ery night, and enjoy these
temperatures (U. S. Weath
er Bureau's figures average
mean for 48 years, not
merely for one) 48 Junes
69 degrees, 48 Julys 70; 48 Augusts
71 i 48 Septembers, 69.
And no rain to spoil an hour of your
fun. What fun? why, golf, tennis, bath
ing, mountain climbing, hiking, horse
back riding, motoring over 5000 miles of
paved highways that lead through mar.
velous scenery in fact almost any pas
time that you like.
All are here in close proximity within
your easy reach by motor or trolley.
And with all this, a feel
ing of detachment from your
usual hum-drum such as you
have never felt before a
complete change !
Just try it for a summer.
Special round-trip
tickets on sale from
May 15th to September
30th (with return trip
privilege to Dnnh Of
31st) make It easy to come.
Ask railroad ticket agents for full in
formation, or mail coupon below.
See what a different summer will do for
you this year.
One of the greatest
interesta in this favored
country la Los Angelea
Harbor, fast srowing
Into one of the most
important in the world.
Business men will find
much to inspire them in
Southern California' .
great industrial
development
Southern
California Summers
Average 69 a 48 Year Record
AlUYear Club' of Southern California,
Sec. 71-D, Chamber of Commerce '
Hide, Los Angeles, California,
ou me iuii iniorinauon trout me
summer and year around vacation possibilities
in Southern California.
Name
Address
Hot Biscuits and Honey!
Delicious when made with
THE WORLD'S GREATEST
They will raise perfectly
bake properly digest easily
SALES 27a TIMES THOSE OF ANT OTHER BRAND
Prospect of Hccr
In Canada Looming
WIMiWUt, Out., M,T x.-(jpi--ThK"
proapfrt of a tirlnk of rral iwrr
for fi rrnta a llaaa with.ut far of
hreaaltic law Is ratiMiiic thoiuands f
Canadians and Amrrlrmia to lie raj.T
for nest Thursday to cnie.
An allirnilinrnl to lha Ontario drr
at Iniiluiiu I ) .cr tmt hrrr
Into rffri't then. Iirlittry of lr 10
liol?s tn anlicimtion of tlia
Modi lirjEtin t"lay.
Thire nill ha no luira and all drlnka
mil.t h arrifd at labia. Tlia hei-r
ill hr 4 i irr run vrialit and -.'.5
tiy volume
opi'lnni
h 1 Youth who Killed
Relative Will die
mrrsvn.i.E. v. Mar w-w
Wllliaiu l avalirr, -.V.Tar-nl ,,v.
er of hia arandmothr for tha pur
.oae of rohhfry, today waa aantanred
to ii in tlia alrotrlr rnair.
He alood awkaarilly brfora tha
Much Driving . Hurta Eyes
After a lonr iTrira always wah
your rjraa with almple eampbor, witrh
liairl, hjdralla, nr., aa inltrd in
Ijroplik aye ali. Thia ri-morea
duat and larma ami oonnterarta rf
ferta of wind and aim. Slops dry
nraa and burnin(. Allan's lruj atore,
88 tk An. K. I
Inter-Mountain Life Insurance
Company
Salt Ijike City, Ctah
J. 0. CARTER, President
RECORD OF RAPID PROGRESS
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I.iff iintl Aoc'ulont Tnsuninro in Force 532,717,109.00
"A PROGRESSIVE WESTERN INSTITUTION WITH
HIGH STANDARD INSURANCE AND THE BEST SE
CURITIES IN THE WORLD"
Our Ordinary l.lf R.iurn Promlum poller roata mit nnthlnt In pvnt of rtrath witnln
Wr!:V."r" m d""- ",nr ALL PREMIUMS THE R HON ARE RETURNED WITH IN
TEREST to lh llrnaflrlary IN ADDITION TO THE FACE OF THE POLICY.
1? "r,.n':1 ''",h LL PREMIUMS WITH INTEREST ar rMurnrd and In addi
tion DOUBLE THE FACE OF THE POLICY 13 PAIO. .
This contract alan contains provision for th roturn of tho faco amount of !h p,Mic If
you y. In maturity, and' disability benefit. If you r Imailtatod at provided under' tha
disability rlauaea. , u'
TWO GOOD
MEN WANTED FOR
Writ or call on oui
UNOCCUPIED TERRITORY
gensral agent.
MR. J. A. HENRIE, 143S East 19th Street
Kl'(iKNK, (HvK(il)N', for inforuintiou
DAIRY
Good Cream Is Worth More
Than Poor Cream
Because GOOD BUTTER can bo made from GOOD CREAM and only poor butter can be made from
poor llavorptl cream. ,
1'lio system of buying bntterfnt that has generally been in voruo in this state has not offered anv
inducement ior the progressive dairymen to turn out high quality cream because good and poor have
been bought at tho same price. This system has been and is now fostered bv large manufacturers
who arc so situated that it is impractical for them to obtain hicli grade cream in large quantities,
lhey quite naturally oppose any change in this buying system because it means that it is possible
for the country creamery to put better butter on the market than thev can produce
"We have, been grading cream for more than a yenr and since Janua'rv first have been paving om
cent above Portland Morning Oregonian quotation for our A" grade" ami one cent below 'the same
quota ion for B grade, lhe express on cream to lortland amounts to more than one cent per
pound on bntterfnt.
Three Cent Premium For
Good Cream
"We are pleased to announce that' we are now pavinc two
gonian quotation for our "A" grade cream and are still n;
tor "B grade. '
cmts above the Portland Morning Ore-
:iying one cent be'ow the same quotation
OUR REQUIREMENTS FOR "A" GRADE CREAM
l . 1 a 1
.-v Kimii- 1-rrj.m niUSl DO clOBll to tilt tMst, shi.ll linvv.
from lumps, shall have at least -JS p,.r ,t butt r -,t , u , , , "I" '" ll!,V";S T "'l-V 1
percent aciditv iCrnnm will nr n ; ,' 11,1,1 ' 1,1 nnis ""' h,lv more than one-halt of one
ve are Mr& SZ l" l 't " XJl,l !e? " "H,nnrt,r of one per cent acidity.)
.to.I.. . : ... i "'in -A sr-.ji
, ,. ,mii i, in-nui tiiat lacKS uie lino navc-r and
as first gratle or tests too low in butterfat.
'C" grade cream is undesirable cream
aroma ot
e cream.
V grade and is too sour to use
fur i.iif .... l ...
We make "BLUE BKI.L" Bl'TTEK from our k'1 Z -, , , 1 r''y'
put as fine piece of goods on tho mark, ,. CU""1 1 ls 0,,r ailu ,liat no 01,0
Eugene Farmer's Creamery