The Eugene guard., May 27, 1925, Image 6

xtxni -mvutiUE GUARD
Wednesday Evenfa.. .
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consumed on the trip. Gold wa dis
covered in the Caspar over winter,
and a stampede is in progress.
slaughter for the death In February
of William Winters, a six months old
inmate of her Fast Mlth street" baby
PLANK IS PARACHUTE
Wl trom the .o.f,,,,..5;
MEN MUST PAY "DATE" BILLS
SAX FRANCISCO, May 27.
Using a 15-foot plank for a para
chute, Ralph llarth, a carpenter em
ployed on a new building here, acci
dentally descended from the fifth
story to the sidewalk today, -unharmed,
save for a slight shock, llurth was
pushing upward on the plank when he
. . art u '
j rarm," As nbe is held in ?:tft.000 hail
PLEA ton an indictment for child substitution
-Mrs. Helen I the bail in the manslaughter charge
ut
Dutch Treat Doesn't go Among Co-eds at University of Wisconsin
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TALKED BY STATES
NOT GUILTY, IS
NEW YORK. May 27.
Dr. Aihlon
Eleciro-tbenip,. Or.n?"",r,'ll ..i
Auguste G"isen-Volk toda
pleaded 'was fixed nominally at $1500.
not guilty in general sessions to an
indictment charging first degree man
Phone E. Stevens for piano tuning.
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8AI,KM. Ore.. Mty 27.- Wirh n'
mnm .'flMHHI uiEn.mir n nturtil. mm-
(liim on Ilic 1ms till f thr lirjrv l-gi-Jiiturp,
wiTp filnl fj.itT'!ny will)
Nori-Plury of St.itr Kf-r. Ii wJ
ntulerl that "f H ntiws li.t I
heen 'irtita. Sin'- only 11 tin- r
uirrtl on Hip pptiiinnt ill nf (ptpnl
willnlrHWjil of upward f Hkki i,..iih
uoiild iriiike no il.ff'T" n- ewn if lb"
willnlrHWiil were 11 Mount by opini'ii
of tltp Hiforny -pfrn'ial.
Tp t'-iii)iotP'l ot.iinM pr filH
hv tb OrcKon M'lt'T Star its n
linn nriri tin- Krnifilil Tnin.ortaii"n
KfMiM':.irinti. Cninp ft- pi'ittioim f-r
Dm ref'r'Uliuii f t'1'' t"!''"''" '
wpr filnl Moittliiy. No informiti.-n
lml liPi'ti rp pivpcI liy Kfrrpmry Kocr
JiiKt Jiilit wliHiu'r iIip pplition fiir
the rcf premium of the litli ri( bill
would lie foinph'tfd nrwl fil'l, but
siiu-n tlif period allowed for filing
tljpin rxptrrH nl ."i o'l-I'M'k lodny llip'-f
wan foniP d'Mild whether llmt refi'r-u-diini
would m HiK'ci'Hffnl. Ah for Hie
tiiiN bill nnd Hip Utbnwu inx bill whim
were niwmu iIip ini'iieiiri'H lu ber-nip
pffpclivn tomorrow, Hipy lire now In'ld
up inilil nftei- the wnvrxl cli-i-tioii in
JirJU,
(Mi Hip bun hill pPtMi'.nn motv
nauips wpip ftiRiird from Multnom ill
county tbnn any oilier muuly f th'
wtntp. Tim numbfr from there vm
(iiK)l. (,'oon county wnn aPrond with
107.1 nixl Murion third with 1.117.
Profitless Peeve
Proves Poor Plan,
Proper Penalized
j,OH ANCKUCS, May S7. Urn
I'rtiper lian been given two weeks to
prove he niti behave himself properly. ,
lie wiis nrrented In PiiniMleim limt j
vek fr parking hm nr improperly,
and when a p'diep Judge fined bim
10 for the Iraffie impropriety he
flew into Biieh a ruga that innlend of
bunding over Ihu turreney be lore
into two bits and threw it on the
floor. The court'ruled this war hard
ly proper and bad liim arrested on a
i-barge of niutilntlng Tinted StatPH
money. AVhen I'roper appeared before
the United States commmtiioner here
yesterday witnesses testified his ile
portment Ufiunlly was entirely proper
so the commiRsioner told hint all
would be forgiven if lie would come
back in two weeks with proof that
he hnd been a proper I'roper during
that time.
Wife Shoots Over
Contest for Child
T.h PASO, Tcx.( May 27. The wife
of a man who followed him from tos
Angeles to Kl 1'hho and yesterday
shot him perhaps fatally, tn crowd
ed courtroom, is being held by au
thorities here today pending tho out
come of her himband's wound.
Mrs, C, It. .lones, slender, pretty
blonde, was desperate to gain ponses
sion of her 0-year-old daughter, po
lice learned. Her husband hud had
the child since the couple ipuirreted in
Los Angeles and bis reaultant depart
ure for Kl l'aso, she said.
In efforts to reach an agreement
concerning the child, Jones and bis
wife came to the local courtroom and
consulted II. It Hedie, assitant coun
ty attorney, lie lectured them, catling
their separation foollHh. This appear
ed to have been effective.
Following it tho couple seemed to
tnlk amicably.
Hut It was only a few minutes unlit
1be courtroom spectators were shock
ed by tho report of a small "bulldog"
revolver, which Mrs. Jones dropped
tn the floor after shooting her hus
band through the head. Khe waited
calmly for arrest.
READ FUNERAL FRIDAY
RnUNtJiqKU), May 7. (Spec
ial) Funeral servtcea for tieorge 11.
Itfftd, ngpd Springfield mnn who died
at the l'ncific t'hriKtiim honpinl ns
result of injuries received when run
over by automobile will be held Fri
day afternoon at 'J o'clock at the W.
F. Walker chapel. Interment wilt he
in the ltiirel Stall cemetery. No In
quest will be held, it is staled.
THE BUTTON SHOP
nesting, Ilultons and Hemstitching,
80 7th avenue cant, l'houa 171.VJ.
Banking
Headquarters
For Many
Fnnnors, business moil,
j-ounK pooplo jiiHt start
ing out in tlioir lifo's
work nnd housewives
nro numbered nmon
the pnlroim here nt Hie
First Xnlioniil.
They find our serviee
most, belpt'ul in soh in;
their prolilcms nnd .n
tho better linndlina; of
their finnnees. llnw
soon inny we introdueu
to you the many wnys
wo chii lie of help in
promoting your general
finnneini welfare J
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
Eugene, Oregon
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KKYLAND NATIONAL PAHK.
Va May Ml. (A3) A chain of state
park Kpatiniug the nation and linking
tip with the exiKting national parks of
the west with the proposed national
prkH of the ent over a model high
way ix the plan conceived at the
fiftli national conference on state
parks which resurimd its session here
with delegates from every state m
the union preNent.
Scattered between the nationally
preserved bits of mountain fastnesses,
speakers pointed out today, are hun
dreds of smaller but equally beauti
ful st ret dies nf onbteniinhed wood
land, which houd be token, over by
tin- states and purks and hold intact
ko that thoxp who. crossing the con
tinent a few years hence, might ride
from ilit Atlantic coast to the Pa
cific slope through on unbroken path
way of primeval nature.
In connection with such a plan, it
was wiid, that the slogan of the na
tional conference on Mtatp parks is
"A state park every hundred miles."
PLANE SERVICE AIM
riUNt K IttTKllT. R V.. May 27.
An airplane for freight service be
tween Wrangell, Alaska, and the
Caviar gold mining district, arriv-tl
here, from Portland. Ure.. yesterday.
Five days, including two stnpa. were
Lemons Bleach
Arlene Kennedy and (inset) Dean E, Louise Nardln
JAMISON, AVis.. May 27. It's the
woman t lint pays reads an old
maxim.
Rut not nt tbf softa fountain or
ticket window, chorus the co-eds of
the Cuivei'sity of Wisconsin.
And tf forestall any effort to cx
ttyi'i the old maxim to cover expenses
of entertainment they have voted al
most unanimously to permit male
students to pay tin bill on nil "heavy
deles."
Ocan F. Louise Nardin, dean of
women, announced to tier charges:
"I firmly believe that any adjust
ment which enn be made between llie
young man and woman that will make
social life less expensive for the man
is highly desirable, It is one of the
diHailvantnges of college life that such
financial eipinlity does not exist,"
The college publication held a
referendum on the idea and nearly
-HKKI women students nt the institu
tion voted "No."
"I wouldn't want any more dates if
I bad to help pay the cost," declared
Arlene M. Kennedy of Sioux City, la.
"Men would become effeminate; they
would lose their )cnderhip. Man's in
centive lo toil for the woman he loves
would be broken down entirely.
"From time immemorial our men
folks have always met Huh expense,"
Waiter, put it all on one check. The
"No's'' have it.
the Skin White
The only harm
les way to
bleach the skin
white l to uilx
the Julrth of two
lemons with three :
ounces of Or-!
chard White,
which any drug
Bint will supply
; for a few cents. Shake well In
a bottle and you have a whole
quarter-pint of the most wonderful
skin whitennr, softener nnd beau-
I tltler.
Massage this sweetly fniBrnnt
I lemon bleach Into the face, neck.
arms and hands. It can not Irrl
: tate. Famous stage beauties use
! it to bring that clear youthful skin
I and rosy-white complexion; also as
a freckle, sunburn and tan bleach.
You must mix this remarkable
lotion yourself. It can not be
bought ready to use became It
acts best Immediately after t Is
prepared.
INJURED MAN DIES
Mr.l)l"OI(l, (Ire., May i.'7.- I'reil
Norinnn, 110, of llutle Fnlls died nt n
Inciil hospital yesterday, an the result
of injuries received Kuniliiy when tlu'
enr he was driving went off the Rr.nie
on tho Crnter like bighwny n mile
nori:h of this city. Wlllium Mr-Caffcy,
of Meilford, hi eompnnion, iiitliottuli
severely injured, is improving iiml ex
pected to recover, t
OREGON MOTOR CO.
Phone Illll (:S0 Olive
BOAT BEATS TRAIN
NKW YOHK. May L'7. Jur Wood,
driving Ifn motor speed host llah.v Gar
IV, today beat tho time of the crack
Twentieth Century Limited between
Albany and New York City.
Wood's i,o;,t pasNed the finish line
nt (lie Columbia Yacht club at M:."tll:uMI
n. in. The boat left Albany nt u:t! a.
in. The Twentieth Century's official
time between the Albany ntation and
tho tlrand Central terminal is three
hours nnd ten minutes.
Check Seal
Material
Sold by
The Bailey
Electric Co.
t40 Willamette St.
Phone 234
1
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tDPir
multimed
.vf
mmwn nmes t ,
If you multiply the power of one horse hy ftco nnd a
half million, you'll have the total poivcr developed by the
P(neer Companies of the Pacific Coast. There is no better
proof of Pacific Coast leadership in the 'development and
transmission of electrical energy than this achievement.
As a householder, your more personal concern is to
get maximum comfort and convenience from. this elec
tricity. Since this is a matter which largely depends,
upon the quality and completeness of your electrical
installation, the selection of a qualified electrical '
contractor to wire your house is of vital importance.
That's why we say," Hcfore you build or buy, insist on
"Check" Seal electrical wiring."
PACIFIC STATES
ELECTRIC COMPANY
IA! Ft A NCI ICO tOlANGIt.tt tONO MACH OAKLAND
lOtTLAND UATTUt IPOKANl
Distributors for General Electric
Before you build
buy or rent gt
"TW KVnnrl Hew for
Know bolA-n. " Thi i hook
Ut ti hi1 tt4 lrr lro
nv rlfrtrinl ciWtrxfnr t
rrwilrr wbn 4irlar fW
"ChK-k" Sr or hv wm
Iftf mi rrr odk-.
htSdrVi
Sustained Quality
'IjOCTA'CO 1-1(1
JsHIPPINO 1'
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One of the
MO TOR MA TES
Delivery cars start and stop, start
and stop all day, every day. De
spite these exactions Associated
- Gasoline consistently helps thous
ands of them to roll up surpris
ingly economical mileage. The
sustained quality of Associated
Gasoline will show its value in
your car just as emphatically.
9MA.O,l
"Sustained Quality" as applied
to Associated Gasoline and
Cycol Motor Oil means that
these two products constantly
and successfully meet the most
rigid of operative tests.
Deal -with the dealer who
serves you 'well the
MOTORMATES dealer
ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY
SERVICE
To Complete Our Line of Family Services
Wet Wash
This service costs the least of nil laundry ser
vices, but it gives you nil the dnys you might
drown in ft wRRhtub. Everything you send
comes back thoroughly washed, ready ' to
starch, iron or hang up to dry.
85c for 20 pounds or less
Dry Wash
This service is just the snnie ns Viet flsn
only wo dry everything, which saves the hang
ing up. nnd drying, leaving only the dampen
ing and ironing to be done at home. There are
many pieces in this service .which will require
no ironing at all.
51.00 for 20 pounds or less
These two services are washed individually, and have no laundry marks
OUR OTHER SERVICES ARE
Thrif-T-Service
6c per lb., and lc for each piece in bundle.
Minimum charge on this service $1.00.
Rough Dry Service
Charged for at a reasonable piece rate. Min
imum charge 50 cents on this service.
No family can afford to do their own laundry at home at these prices.
WE ALSO HAVE A SEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOR CLEANING FORFJGN
AND DOMESTIC RUGS. PHONE FOR PRICES.
Domestic Laundry
PHONE 252
143 Seventh Ave. V.
Eugene, Oregon