The Eugene guard., May 26, 1925, Image 8

Phrc Eight
TO PREACH HERE
Rv. Frank H. Mathn. pnMnr nf
h rniversitv Hnntit-t eliiirrti of Sc
uttle, has bcn ehnn to rirlivrr tlx
bmvn laureate irnmn, June 14. at the
graduating exircioCH nf the 1H-.i rlaw
of tlie I'nivernity of Oregon.
The eer'iren will toko pin-re in
the First M'tho'list church of Ku
gene, anil the cunmenreinent exer
cise for thi rlnH of more than -K
will be hold the following Any, .I""''
., in the woman' huil'ling on 1)ip
miiipuK, with I Iran .llin H. MiMe
hrand of the I'niverMty f California
an a apeaker.
The Kir v. Mr. ,Mi!ipwm i himself
n Oregon nhimnnn, and will attPti'l
thp commencement week exercises
aixl reunion of Hip rlastt of J.sJCt, uf
which Iip was n member.
While, at Oregon, the Hpv. Mr.
Mm t hewn iv ii h f-nlain of Hip varsily
football team in IiIh aenior .venr ami
held the offipp of president of the
rninpuH Y. M. . A. Hp Iiiih been
piiMtfir of Hip I'niversity Itaptixt
church in Hpattlp ainro 1D1f, and
nerved previously for tpn yearn in
the pulpit nf the First Mnptist church
of KpdlHnds, Col. ! hiring: thp war,
he was o lecturer in the California
ormv ramps.
The iti'v. Mr. Mathewa' Seattle
rhurch is npflr the mm pun of thp
University of Washington and his con
gregation contains, a number of Wash
ington BtudpntB. His two ana arp
undergraduate in tha I', of W. The
Mnptist clergyman i(t familiar with
Hliidpnt life and is a friend of the un
dergraduate. TEACHER TELLS OF
IT
Canton Christjau college ia the first
Chinese college to have po-fduratlnn-al
work, aaid Ivan Ware, former
huslnpsB maDiigpr at the rollegp, in
cxphiinliig the function of Die srhool.
Of course, ho added, there were noma
titnalter coIIpkpm. which offered work
. for girls th;it corrcspondrd to the
work now given in Canton Christlnn
college, hut the aehool Is the first to
offer women audi courses on a co
educational basis.
The school is composed of seven
colleges, (he primary, the middle (cor
responding to the Amrrican high
school), the girls' school (which is
really nothing more than the dormi
tory whero the girls live), (he Wnkui,
a school for foreign reared Chinese
I boys, the western college, the col
lege of science ami arts, and thr. col
lege of agriculture, Tho wide diver
gence In grsdes and ageH 1 due to
the fact that there aro no prepara
tory schools In China, capable of pre
paring students' for llio colleges,
Canton Christian college was estab
lished in 1NH7, "growing up out of the
desire and need for higher education
In southern China," The leading
merchants, government officials and
U'lidlng foreign residents were fn ro
nton I In the steps toward starting
tho school, nald Mr. Ware.
Area Desorlbod
Tho eninpus is spread over MOO ac
res, and the buildings, plant nnd equip
ment are valued at over $ 1 ,(KK,0tK)
gold. There are foreign teachers, as
well ss Chinese, and many course a j
are given In Kngllsh. The wlmlc i
organisation is nn advanced one. The
buildings were, for the most part, de
signed by western architects. "China
Is nn tip nnd coming country, in some
ways," Mr. Ware smiled. I
The students eonm from nil parts
I of tho world, the Hiiddhist religion
' being responsible for the great dis
tances travelled bv some of the men,
Mr, Ware explained. The practice nf
oucestnr worship makes It mlvlsahle
for young boys to return to China for
their training, even though they may
linvci been horn ami reared in the
Chinatown of San Francisco, Seattle,
or Portland. The Waiku college
a prepsratory school, designed espe
cially fnr such students.
Buildings Art) Bio
The Jtulhllugs and walks Htmitt the
campus are very big, and spacious,
aaid Mr, Ware, nhowing some small
snspHhots, The banyans with their
long, hanging roots are speclnt fea
tures among the trpps. The sampnn,
trnnslsted, meaning three hoard, ror
Tssponds to niir hosts end the boat
men will rondui't ft trip of reasonable
length for I'D cents.
The western college U for the chil
dren of tho foreign Instructors. It
would be ImpoMihlp to rdif'tite Die
American ami Kngltsh children In the
asms school with the young Chinese
students, sld Mr. Ware. The differ
ence In language, of course, Is the
most n 'parent reaiton.
Italian Actor has
Temper Outburst
nKIH.lX, Mar "(U-ofJ-An exhi
bition of tPinperanifiit, characteristic
In many artists of various callings,
was given by Tilt Uuffo. the lialiui
bnrltone when he fund his first up.
Itrnrsnce in Herltn opera. Singing
the title role in "lti,detto." the
finger complained in the third act
that, Conductor Dohrnuen ws mov
ing too slowly for him. After sig
naling repeatedly to the conductor.
Ttuffo lost patience and with one
hoi'nd was beside the Vrnmpier'.i bi
fcwticnlating frantically. ;
Two factions were formed Ininie- j
diately in the audience, one for the
sn.ger and the other siding with the
conductor. So much opposition arose i
that It was Impossible to continue the
performance and the orchestra prov- I
ed Its loyalty to the conductor by re- ;
fused to play until Uuffo hud apol-
cied. This Uuffo readily agreed to :
do, appeared before the curtain nnd
after expressing his regret to the j
rondurtor for the incident embraced
and kissed him.
Drj A.hton for fVrflprnetle .ml
Kleetrn.th.rfin.. Oppn.it Ilpilir ht
ter, Tbone WW, II
OREGON MOTOR CO.
:io 0!iv,
SO THIS, IT APPEARS, IS ART
London Child of Three Cains Much Attention With Her Family
Portraits
"Maddy" and
My MII.TON hltONXKH
fKA Service Corrpspitndpnl )
I.OX1HJX, ' May .Miideleinc
ltert he t, -a pretty fair-lmin'd tot of
three, has Hie dist iii' t ion of ht tng
the youngpst 'nrtit" whose "vork"
has pier hcen added to a permanent
collection in tirent Mriniii. And "Mad
dyM is blissfully ignorant nf what it
is alJ about. She just likes to muke
pictures on odd scraps of paper and
can't understand as yet why I biddy
nnd Mummy were so frightfully pleas
ed not long ago when I hey got a let
tor. "It's nitwit you nnd your pictures,
Miulfly," said 1 biddy.
"1,'m," commented Madeleine who
had tho end of a lead pencil in her
mouth. And that was 'that.
Tho honor came t the tot from
the Hoyal Drawing Society, founded
JN.H8 and whoso first royal patron
was King Kdwnrd VII. lis main ob
ject is to encourage (he love and
exercise of drawing among the chil
dren of (Jreat Itritain. Many young
sters display quite extraordinary tal
ent and the work of (he better of
them is collected year by year, show
ing thp progress llipy make, until they
are really established artists.
Kvery year- there Is an exhibit of
News of Nearby Towns
Special CorrcHpomlcnco To Tho Guard From Various
Live Districts In Ila Field.
NPKIXGF1KU), May 110. (Hpec
ial) The Springfield high achool
baseball team will play the university
high school team of Kugene on the
local field nt 11:15 o'clock tomorrow
lifter noon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Wilson leave to
inoriow for Lebanon where Mr. Wil
hou will attend thu initiation cere
monieH of the. Knights of Pythiaa, fol
lowed by a banquet.
The Springfield high school glee
club concert is scheduled for Friday
ovening, May I'D, in the high school
auditorium. There will be selections
by the high school orchestra,, ami an
luohin cantata will be a special fey
tnre. ItehenrsulH have been conducted
by Mrs. Kliznlieth Nelson, high Hchool
music teacher,
Walter ,1. Scott ninth I a .'H-puuiul
salmon while fishing up the McKcnzic
below Hendricks bridge Sunday, Ho.
wi,n accompanied 0n the trip by Mux
Green, The two of them caught -i")
rcibide trout ns well.
Thomas ,1. Johnson spent the week
end 'u Portland visiting at the home
of bin uncle, Will Johnson. Ho re
turned yesterday for u longer visit
with bin father, T. C. Johnson.
l!y llolverson, Max Green nnd I.
X. Kiuiicott went fishing Sund.iy up
the McKcnie, bringing back Its trout.
Mr. and Mrs, 1 ick 1 In f tier and
daughters Murinn and Grace nf Ore
gon City Arrived Sunday to spend h
few d.i,"i visiting Mr, and Mrs, X. A.
Powc of Douglas Guldens,
Ht rn At their hiuue in Spring
field, May iTt. P.t'J.V to Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Tullar. a son. The infant weigh
ed nn.c pounds.
Horn -At their home in Springfield,
Sunday, May -I, to Mr. nnd Mrs, Fred
ItoNeberry, a daughter.
Porn - In Springfield, May
llJ. to Mr. nnd Mrs. Sidney Peter
sun of l-'.ugene, n son.
Horn -At their home In Spring
field. Mhv I'.'l, H'J. to Mr. and Mrs,
Frank K in t nicy, n daughter.
Mrs. C, F. G i if fin was In from
Hn.u h Kelly enmp ',t nhovo Wendling
Snlurdny,
Andy Stevens was here ypsterdny
from Mnrcotn.
Dr. and Mrs. W. 11. Pollard and
children, accompanied by Miss Kiln
Hoesen f Kubciip, picnicked above
Trent Satutilay.
John l-'itrgernhl Is side to bp up
Goodbye FOREVER
to Objectionable Hair!
Wonderful new Onrntst dictuvtry
sjlcly bttiout unsightly hlra t
-ffMti AnJAUt
Nfi need to mnov hairs with an flectrtfl
trr, nr lo hav. nor to um old (ath
lonrd mfOvnt ttut ouif th haiT to grow
blt hravier nnd Miftr thn ever. Siirpty
itct a httle kaims, tyuty palitt'
urwert discovery , over the unwanted hairs
and in one nuiuite thry are oo though
by mic, and the akin w clei, whtl. hcallhy
nd aolt at Velvrt.
Karma t imula of tha Anesl of seething
Otwnlal tvalMiiia. It i ai('lid alni-t
easily at cold cream. It penetrate to tha
hor roots, ar.d sently sea not the hair a,
roots and at). Nit luusa. no bother, no odor,
eo timuy in the aim. ix tut yourself boat
Wcntterlul It la,
h.ru, a i aoitt co an abaoluta guarantH
I aaUaiKtHia by
I
hor drawlnfla
drawings polled ed from schools all
ovpr the kingdom. If youngsters are
too Htii'ill to go to school, their par
ents may send in their drawings for
consideration by the committee. Sev
eral thousands are exhibited. And out
of this multitude a few of the best
are chosen each year and nddpd to the
permanent collect ion in honor1 of the
bite King Kdwnrd. This year lo chil
dren had this honor conferred upon
them.
Madeleine was tin youngest. She
devotes most of her time at present
attempts at, depicting 1 mddy, Mum
my and herself. And in the big cala
logup of the Jtoynl Drawing Society
these are gravely put down uu "Fam
ily Portraits."
Her father. A, Iterthel, U a painter
and nn art expert, so that it comes
naturally to Madeleine to wish to
draw what she sees and what she re
members. No attempt hns been made to teach
her. She scribbles down her hnpres
lions of those around her. Her pa
rents proudly claim for her that al
ready she displays a considerable
knowledge of art and has n very keen
hpiiho of the difference between a
I good painting and n bad one.
nnd around again after several weeks'
illness with infliiciiMi, '
Mrs. James Allen of Cottage Grove
was a Springfield visitor Saturday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Lamberty and
family of Albany visited X. A. Howe
of Douglas Gardens Sunday,
Mrs. II. H, Rhodes ami daughters
lono nnd Thed.i accompanied by the
three small sons of Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Cyr visited Mrs. Rhodes' siH
ter, Mrs. Itoy Fdjnundsoii of Thurn
ton Sunday.
W. C. McLngan, superintendent of
the, local plant of the Mountain Stntea
Power company, reutrned Saturday
from a three-day inspection trip to
Xorlh Hend.
Hill Darling and Jess Yager went
fishing up the McKcnzie river Sun
day, returning with a good catch.
i COTTAGE GROVK
4
CO'ITAGK GUOVK, May 20.
SIDE PAINED
HER TERRIBLY
After Childbirth Women Should
Take Lydia E. Pinkham't Veg
etable Compound to Restore
Normal Conditions
Rt. Louis, Missouri. "After my
first chilil wns born I was bothered
with a pain in my
sidewhich became
more severe tho
longer 1 let it go.
It was terrible. I
often had to Ho
down to pet any
relief. ' I was in
a weak and nin
down condition,
and my aido
seemed to be tho
point for all the
pain. 1 was this
. wavforthree months, then I read your
'littlo booklet Bnd tho testimonials it
contained, and started taking Lydia
1 1'., rinkham's Vegetable Compound.
1 1 could feel relief after the lirstlxittlo
1 and I hove found it to do all you claim
J for it. I lind to repeat it again after
I my second child was born. I sure will
recommend the Vegetable Compound
to mv friends." Mrs. N. It. I.avton,
SiT'-ViA University St., St. Iiuis, Mo.
If you are suffering from any woBk
ness'which causes such symptoms a
pains in the side and back and nervous
feelings, givo l.ydia E, Pinkham'a
Vegetable Compound a trial now.
lo not continue to feel all run-down
and half sick when relief is at hand.
Sold by druggists everywhere.
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BURIAL VAULTS
DRAIN TILE
IRRIGATION PIPE
SEWER PIPE
CULVERT PIPE
HOLLOW TILE
BLOCKS
SEPTIC TANKS
Eugene Concrete
Pipe Co.
135 Blair Phone 903
THE EUGENE
(Special) Miss Mabel Rockemeyer
returned Monday from Kalispel, Mon
tana, where she has bpen teaching
school the past winter. ' j
Miss Krmin Uandall has closed her j
school near Gaston and returned home
for the summer vacation. She will .
teach nean McMinnville next year, i
.f'hn Alleman returned Monday ;
I from Portland where he has ben ;
I with his daughters, Mrs. lyouie Hen- '
; der and Mrs. (ieorge Ipe and faini-:
i lies the past s x months.
Mr. nnd .Mrs. James Bennett and
son tilen. Mrs. Theadore Haker. Mrs.
Carre Howmer. Mrs. William Hill of!
j Comstock. Mrs. I,. M. Doyle all left!
i Sunday for the east. They will all be
j tnireiher as far as Denver, where they
( will separate and each one go to their
relatives in different states, Mrs. nn-
ker will visit in Kunsaa and in Ten-
nehHPp befor returning.
Vance Cn mcroii hh of Mr. and;
Mrs. C. ,1, Csniprosn will be brought j
hnhie TiiPBflay from the Kugene bos- j
pit.'il, where he ban been for some -time.
j
ltorn, hiunl i,v, to Mr. nnd Mrs. M.
It. I.assley, a O-poiiiid daughter.
Mr. find Mrs. 11. ft. much from
Portland who have been v'siting with 1
Mrs. Crouch's sisters. .Mrs. Addie !
Hallgarih, and Mrs. WiH'am More- j
lock, returned home M"nihiy.
Springfield won the baseball game j
played at Springfield Sunday he-
twppn the Cottage drove and Spring- !
field tennis, the score was fi to 1 in
favor of Springfield; the Cottage I
Grove team will play the Cnscadiu j
team at Caw-ndln next Sunday.
( i. K. Woodson returned Sunday
n'ght from bin stay at bis ranch at j
Medical Springs, he reports his cattle j
and crops doing fine. - j
Horn. Mcmhiy to Mr. nnd MrsrKr-j
nest Davis, a Hon. i
.Mr. and Mrs. Lester Phelps and son ,
fiom Tillamook nre vintinjj the Vi-;
nn I M. Itanihill home.
Harold McCarTiir has been trans-;
fen ed from Medford to Portland
where he will be wnrphouse foremnn ,
for the Pacific Fruit company, and i
"If it wrk
STANDARD OIL
GUARD
Klwin McCarzar haa been transferred
from itaker to Hbaata City, Cat.,
tvhere lie will hnve-chnrge of a branch
bmiHe fr tlie Iar;fic fruit company.
(Ieorge Wiisoo, Kenneth Goff, Ken
neth Ward, and Citen Swanaon the
junior track team from Cottage Grove
brought back from Kugene Saturday
where the l-ane Coiiniy Junior High
meet wag held, the silver trophy cup,
eight blue ribbons, and an SHHortment
uf red and yellow ribbons. They had
a lead of 5 points over the fieary jun
ior high of Kugene their nearest rival.
( njitain George Wilson was high point
man. winning three- first plnces and
one second. Kenneth Goff took first
phice in the broad jump and third in
(he h:gh jump. Kenneth ward threw
the bisebail over the fence and was
awarded the firm place in that event.
He also placed in the 100 yard ami
1:1:0 yard dashes. Gfen Swanson en
tered but ont event' the relay race,
wh h wane won by Cottage Grove by
n Hife urn-gin. Wilson who wmi the
pole vault cleared the bur at 8 feet, U
inchpH, with two feet to wpnre. Ilia
lenient rival cleared H feet and 3 in
ches. The painters of Cottage Grove or
ganized a tinion .last Thursday night;
K. .1. Stack of Portland federation of
Labor was present and made a speech
complimenting Ottuge Grove on its
progress the past few years and help
ed with the organizing of the first
labor union in the dry. William Sten
nett was elected president, nnd Jack
he Vore secretary and treasurer. The
object of the union is not antagon;stic
nor to increase wages but to protect
the citizens in their efforts to have
good work done.
Calvin Marlow and family who have
been in Arizona for Mr. Mario w's
health, have been transferred to the
sanitarium in AValla Walla, Wash.
They are visiting at Iondou at the
present time. -
.Mrs. Annul Wooh-ntt ami "i..t
Jtt'hert and Itussell went to Portland
Saturday to visit with the Charles
MaMiews family, also Mrs. Woolcott s
friend, Mrs. James Watt.
But it doesn't prove out in practice this legend about salt as
an aid to bird-catching.
Neither does the superstition that there is something mysteri
ously "better" about eastern lubricants merely because they
cost more. Every quart of Zerolene you buy proves the ground
lessness of this superstition.
Pacific Coast Crude Is Best
Zerolena is a western oil and a better
oil even if it does cost less.
As a matter of fact, the best crude pe
troleum so far discovered for the manu
facture of a motor lubricant is obtained
from Pacific Coast wells, and the most
advanced refining process is this Compa
ny's patented high-vacuum process dur
ing the use of which Zero
lene is submitted to 1 5 pos
itive checks for quality.
Experienced Drivers
Prefer Zerolene
Experienced drivers
know this that Zerolene
lubricates more cars in
CRESWELL
CKKSWKIX, May 26. (Special).
Mrs. b. D. J.acey and Uaugurcr
Kiizabeth left Monday morning for a
visit in the cast, expecting to remain
about six weeks.
Through the interests and interces
aion of the Ladies' Civic Improve
ment club the better homes films
sanctioned by 'Secretary Hoover uud
President Coolidge will be shown at
Creswell W. O, W. hall Thursday eve
ning vf this week May 'H. Manager
McDonald has secured this for Cres
well in spite of the fact tha tthe filr.i
is in great demand and has boen dif
ficult in securing. It has attractive
and educational features that .ire
worthy of notice by every citizen and
home maker.
Tho Misses Karhael Jnd Ruth
Woodward and Claudia Parker of U.
of O. were Sunday guests of Eliza
beth Lncey.
Miss Gertrude Odmark of Mon
mouth visit ed Sunday with John
Manranen nnd family.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Brown and
family of CorvalHs visited Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Jjiuck.
The following members of the
grange attended Pomona grange at
Coburg Saturday: Chas. K. Asher,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Cooler, Mrs. Hen
rietta Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. David
Francis, Mr. nnd Mrs. V. K. Grous
beck, Mr. nnd Mrs. Richard Grosh
ong Mr. nnd Mrs. H. A. Howe. Mr.
nnd Mrs. C. E. Hewitt, Mrs. C. I.
Kent, Mrs. Mary Lindsay, Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. McKarland, Mrs. Flora
Magee, Mrs. K. B. Melton, Mrs. tiara
Parsons, Mr. nnd Mrs. V. H. Sly, Mr.
and Mrs. Kdwnrd Silkwocd, 3Ir. and
Mrs. Henry Taylor, Mrs. Francis
Taylor. 'Mrs. Clara Wallace. Mr. and
Mrs. Clias, White, Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry Yeoman, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wet
zel, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Gano, and
Mrs. Iderhoff.
Drin Gregg of Springfield was
slightly hurt in a collision Saturday
when his motorcycle ran into a Ford
Insist on
ZEROLENE
even if it does
COST LESS
(CALIFORNIA)
which was occupied by Cottage Grovel ranecri .
motorists. His companion, Charles
Krickson of St. Helens received brun
es on his leg which were attended to
by Dr. Wheeler. The women in the
Ford were not hurt. The boys on the
motorcycle failed to see the signal
given by those riding in the Ford.
Mis Lucille hand closed a suc
cessful term of school at Cloverdule
Saturday with a picnic and a treat of
ice cream. She has been re-elected for
the next year.
The Indies' Aid of t'e Presbyterian
church will hold a cooked food sale
at Wyatt's store Saturday, June t3.
HARRISBURG
HARRISIIURO, May 20. (Spec
ial) The Methodist people have ar-
A
SPSRIN
Say "Bayer1'' - Insistl
For Colds Headache
Pain Lumbago
Neuralgia - Rheumatism
Accept only a
Bayer package
ivhich contains proven directions
Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets
AIbo bottles of 24 and 100 Druggists
ntrln Is the trade m.rlc of Itiiy.r Mann
:.ctur. of Mouoaeetlcacidester of Sallcjllcacld
the Pacific Coast states than any other oil
made heavy-duty trucks and high-priced
cars alike. Superstitions don't work out in
practice Zerolene will increase the gas
oline mileage of your car, reduce carbon
accumulation in the cylinders and length
en your car's working life.
Why pay tribute to a superstition? In
sist on Zerolene ask for it by name.
Get The Facts!
A series of independent and
impartial reports showing tha
experience of large users with
Zerolene has been collected in
ourbooWet'WhyPayTribute
to a Superstition?" Ask any
Standard Oil Company repre
sentative or Zerolene dealer
for a copy.
COMPAI
Tuesday Evening, lh ,
J -"1 J;ri
- ....u...e ,mm (
' the evannii.", ot Hii
1 ot
Chart's Mitel,., '".!?
iJuvefocK, .Nev.,
Wv veats
25 Ounces for 25c
s Use
less than of higher
priced brands
WHY PAY MORE?
THE GOVERNMENT USED
MILLIONS OF POUNDS
ailed h. l
y" "MtW't
1! VAmJifO
Jo
Thorn OIU