hday Evening, May 20, 1925
THE EUGENE GUARD
Page Seven
GIRLS IN COOS MILLS WEAR MEN'S TOGS
Trees Which Are Cut Down by Men Are Given Their Final Cut-up by Members
of Fairer Sex.
WOMAN Oil STREET
.-n May 20. When Lu
CHICAV1!?? ;.ear old high
till" yr., i.,t niKht with her
c f ' 'nA her tthtr, William.
Agues Sim-
V she shot nnu prouamy
, wounded Miss Simneck
"'Vhtlv wounded her father
22Mr attempted' to in-
TiSdil a suburb where the
Ritcrdaie. a mother.
T'Sfew nerse'lf before the girl
' .n"her shooting the father.
i shA fllQ UUl v"
,M. ..rlnir the weapon
.; th weapon
' .nioi) Wunsch and
,MB tner cu
, Zne. wounded In the
MU-f hoih lungs, will die,
.l surgeons said.
WP" 5: rf.,lned bv the
2fof ponce at his home and
CM"". r.iiiai. ii'Prn said to
raurro" prosecute the
pi. ' ';, ,r"n :i oi miss
nlopmeni ... Rlverd.le.
Sionecn. o .
inHFPr TIHSD
inner is member ot the village
'The' elrl is said to have been
Jrted in shooting because of
Ma of schoolmates, who knew of
(llKioi .1 -....j-hin for Miss
simneck. The latter and Wunsch
had returned .rum .i oU..........
.. .u- .ha nimntlne occurred.
Mls Simneck told hoBpltal doc
lors that Mrs. Wunsch and not Lu-
dlle. did the snooung ami wnne
r. hichwav notice ac-
Mpted this version, the Uiverdale
notice said do.u m
Wunsch asserted the former had
,hot Miss Simneck.
few t fe TJA
f Deserts his Drys
SALEM. Ore., May 'JO. Hifhway
work atl over the state will be affeot
ed by the court decree in t h a case
of St unify lirrgor npdinst Lane
county, which is now pending in the
circuit rourt at Eugene, and in which
the county will be aftiied in its de-1
fence by J. M. I-ever. attorney for j
the state highway commission.
The question is whether the county
can be forced to pay overtime wage )
to laborers who requested the privi
lege of working over eight hours.
The suit is brought by Allan Joy.
a Portland attorney, tn the name of
(iregor, who has taken the. assign
ments of nil the other laborers in
volved. The cnfce dates back as far
as 10 1 S and the overtime wages al
leged to be due total about $5,000.
The county employed a lnrge number
of men on mad work and they were
required to furnish their own board.
Since they wr in the couutry n
loug distance from their homes, they
had to pr.y board, and expressed a
preference to work 10 ins toad of S
Rainfall Total in
Bend is .96 Inches
l.KXl. fire.. May 20. A steady
rain which begau falling here early
Iflht night, continued this morning
and at S o'rlock a totnl of .1M1 of an
inch had fallen for the lHhour period
ending then. This bringH the total
precipitation for the month to more
than two inches. Kanga conditions all
over central Oregon ar reported to
bo in u mutually good condition a a
remit of the rains. Heavy raim
have Just returned from an Inpctlou
trip report.
KLAMATH KAIX8, Ore., May 20.
Knough rain fell in Klamath eoun
ty last night to aupply the country
for an entire month, according to the
local office of the reclamation eerv
i e. Hatnfall totalled .77 of an inch,
or more than ha fallen during the
entire month of .May for the past H
years. Fanners throughout the county
are. jubilant. The only damage re
ported was to unmacadamized roada.
Expression of Thanks
AVe wifh to extend our most heart
felt thsuks tn r.ur friends and neigh-
. . . ,( i.ori irr their many u is ot Kiniuess,
have been falling in the mountains and; wnich htve 0 KrMtu lessened the
near flood conditions are reported
from Crane Prairie. (Jrass on the
meadows is in unusually good oon
dition there, forestry officials who
burden of our affliction and which
will always be a bright spot in our
memory.
Mli. A NO MRS. CHARLES KXOOP
AND FAMILY.
(By N'EA Service)
MARSHF1ELD, Ore.. May 20.
Equal rights means equal work here.
Where there's a lumberjack there's
a lumberjilNcluso by.
Which means that the big trees
which the lumberjacks cut down are
cut up by the lumherjills, who are for
the most part wives or sweethearts of
the 'jacks.
The war introduced 'jills to the
lumber crimp, hut peace has not taken
them away. Instead, the employers
Lumberjlllt In lumbermllli of Coos bay.
breeches
stocking;
are getting to like the. 'jills more and
more every day. Proof of this may be
had in the phonographs and radios
which have been installed for the
benefit of the 'jills.
"They work better to rmreie," says
the employer.
some of them wear silk
s but this luxury .is eu joyed
onlp by the older hands, for a novice
would rip her expensive hosiery in no
time.
Jacks nud jills doing the same work
"Besides that," snya he. "we find) get the aaine pay; and that is an in
that jills do not sneak off to smoke
behind inflammable piles of thin wood,
and they don't quit a week after they
are hired.
ducement which attracts scores of
school teachers during vacation time.
All this the men don't mind but
they do complain that they can't cuss
The 'jills wenr flannel shirts and as much as they used to,
The Yates hotel, aliaa tho Eugene
H!h school, alias the Lane County
wart house, is going on another trip.
This time the historical building which
wit born January 20, ISTm, will find
its final resting place, it hopes, on the
banks "f the millrace. another his
toric old fixture of Eugene, nt the
end of Seventh avenue east.
The building was erected for the
Cfluntr by A. A. Smith in Inki, and
occupied the renter of the court house
Kiiim. In 1SW. after n leg:il battle
that involved most of the town, it was :
moved from the center to make room i
(or the passage of Eighth avenue nnd
Oik street. The original structure
wis made by hand, of haudhewn tiin
brs. and was the most imposing or
rhiterttiral structure in the county for
ttcny yesrs. '
Id 1M'7, whpn the court house was
built, the faithful old building was
ttunted over to its present position,
u addition put on it, nnd the late
John II. Campbell fitted it up for
Eoffns first high school. "When the
bich nrhnol building that is now the
city hall was built, the old court
brMite was fitted up and made into a
kntel. which it has been since.
The giieMs nf the hotel will be
taken a long when the. structure is
Bfivfd, nnnnunres George Clearwater,
proprietor, and not one has signified
my intention of leaving becnuso of
the journey. The new location will be
Wil for living, as part of tho rooms
i!l sverlook the millrace. Frank L.
Chambers is now owner of the hotel,
hiving purchased it from M. O. Mit
chell. Henry Mitchell will erect a gar
fe Sxii4 ffpt on the present site.
out thej country has been to extend
these services, and a noticeable
growth of houses has been reported
along the new lines.
Storm-Felled Tree
-Affects Power Line
Auto Busses Open
New Homes Areas
SPKI.NUFIELO. May 20. (Spec
ifll tThe California -Oregon power
line of the Mountain States Power
company went out yesterday afternoon
at 4:4S o'clock, due to n tree falling
on the line near Oixonville during the
heavy rains. The line was not in again
until 7:14 this morning. During the
trouble on t he line t he Springfield
power plant put an extra turbine in
operation, giving emergency help to
the Koseburg power plant's load.
MURDER CHARGE DROPPED
LHN ANGELES, May 20. The
charge of murder against Mrs. Eoldia
Henteria, who threw a flat iron at
Jose Lenla nt Lynwood, near here,
Februnry 20, lost, and killed him, was
dismissed here today. Mrs. Henteria
said that Lerda had attempted to st
tark her.
T
saaKSasraww m
"Prlhibitlon Is nearer the grave
than I," says Dr. J. P. Stoddard, 01,
oldest living graduate of the Uni
versity of Michigan, who says that
while he was behind the early dry
moves, that he now believes prohibi
tion laws must be revised. He Is
descendant of Jonathan Edwards,
fiery theologian of early New England.
LISBON. May 20.OP) The pop
ulation of Lisbon has fallen recently
under the terrorizing influence of
the Hed Legion, a secret society of
malefactors notorious for Iminb out
rages, assassinations end robberies.
Several groups of these bandits have,
during the last few weeks, carried
out their exploits in broad daylight.
entering the principal national hank
and demanding, with pointed pistols,
large sums of money, nnd imposing
silence by threats of venjeeance on the
clerks and their families.
A few days ago, in a busy thor
attacked the collector, others dis
charged pistols in the most approved
movio style, effectively covering the
retreat of the attacking party to
side car, in which they made tiioir
npe.
As these repeated occurrences are
being carried out without the Inuned-1
inte intervention of the police, and
without arrests being made, the news
papers have censured the negligence
of the police. Now, however, the
authorities have arrested the prinrU
pal persons implicated in the assault
on the collector and several other
membern of the Hed legion. At the
same time nil the newspaper print a
statement from the commissioner gen
eral of police in which he protests
against the injustice of the refger
ences made in this corporation, lie
affirms that the impldity of the
eriminnls Is due tn the terror and
cowardice of the victims, who refuse
to lay complaints against them,
As soon as the members of f,h
Heil Lesion were arrested dynamite
bombs exploded in various quarters of
the city, fortunately causing no loss
estimated at $50,000 to $73,000, with
insurance of probably $1,000.
Property destroyed includes ,hc
general merchandise store; hotel and
residence of F. M. Oecamp; Smith and
company's drug store; Gene Smith's
restaurant : 1. C. Purvey and sons
pool ball and Fred H. Howard's plc-
! ture theater and dance hall.
; Nenpelem is in the southern half
f nf t)a liivillr Imtinn reservation nu.t
hours, so that they might pay board !tho ll)dilin resi,ienrs outnumber 'he
by the additional two hours lnbor. white persons.
There is a law that says eight hours j
shall constitute a day's work, more WalterVlllC Itiail
man that to uo required only iu
cases of emergency, when double pay
shall be allowed for the overtime.
The suit is brought under that law,
but the county claims Hie law should
not apply for the reason that the men
vented to work 10 houra.
About a year ago, some of the
same md complained to State Lnbor
Commissioner Gram, demanding over
time pay, and at the request of Gov
ernor Pierce, Attorney ever placed
the matter before the Lane county
grand jury, which did not indict the
county officials, and now the labor
ers have instituted civil action.
WOODWARD DISCHARGED
MIOnLEBCHY, Yt., May 20. (A1)
Karl Woodward, charged with the
kidnaping of 11 year old Lucille Chnt-
terton in Granville, April24 , was dis
charged "for lack of evidence" suffi
cient to hold him for a jury triaj in
Xddison county municipal court late
today. i
oughfare, a collector was assaulted i of life, though several places ot
ort rnhhari hi Kntr mninlninir bpv-t business have suffered severely, one
eral thousand pounds. While two men of them being completely destroyedt
NOTICE
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or debta contracted by anyone else
than myself.
tu2l ROBERT P. DRISCOLL.
LONDON, May 20. OP) Motor
"raaihuses have done wondera in
I-wland to build up the country dis
'rirts in the movement started years
l to relieve the housing problem
M London end other cities.
According to recent estimates there
'pproximately fw.000 miles of
wiaibus routes in the various parts
England. The tendency through-
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EUG EN E.OREGON
Lemons Bleach
the Skin White
! !
The only harm
less way to
bleach the skin
white Is to mix
the Juice of two
lemons with three
ounces of . Or
chard White,
which any drug
fist will supply
for a few cents. Shake well In
a bottle and you have a whole
quarter-pint of the most wonderful
skin whltener, softener and beau
tlfier. Massage this sweetly fragrant
lemon bleach Into the face, neck,
arms and hands. It can not Irri
tate. Famous stage beauties use
It to bring that clear youthful skin
and rosy-white complexion; also as
a freckle, sunburn and tan bleach.
You must mix this remarkable
lotion yourself. It can not be
boucht ready to use braue It
! acts best immediately after It is
prepared. v
Property Lost at
Fire at Nespelem
XESPKI.E.M. Wnh.. Mnv 20.
Ruftineft Iiouros on one siile nf l he
main street here were ilfHlrn.ved nv
fire that started in 11. K. Hopkins
ment market early loilny. The loss s
Injured by saw
SPHINnKIEI.n. Mny 2ft Spe
cial! Waller Kaston. of Walter
villa sustained a severe cut on
hla rlRht arm halt way between
the elbow and' tho wrist yester
day at his homo. Mr. liaston
had been rultliiB brush In his
yard, and had hung a crosscut
saw by Its handle 111 a tree. 'I ho
saw was jarred looae, fell from
the tree, and struck his arm. cut
ting nearly to the bono. Ho re
ceived surgical attention from Dr.
Kilgene Hester of Springfield, who
took six stitches to close tho
wound.
TRUCK SUIT STARTS
BAI.KM, Ore.. May SO. The purple
truck garage company has instituted
a friendly suits gainst the public
service commission in the circuit court
for Marion county to ahcerlaill wheth
er trucks operating under contrart
are subject to the automotive trans
portation act.
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ry and $10 or $12
T TO HM CPay only $10 on dellve
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$247
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