The Eugene guard., May 29, 1925, Image 3

Frjanv Evening, May 29, 1925
TIIE EUCLXE GUARD
E. B. U. EXERCISES
Ul.-..-
i,fin L. R. 'o'mer paator of
- . i,riiin church in Eusene
1" ',r'. ...... nreacher for the Eu-
" Bible univeraity exercises Sun
'"'it li" rirat t-hrtin "'.
lJ'' , ;llira Morrow of Austri
d'liiers the Commencement ad-
prnfram'ia announced as fol-
Urjjure.ii sermon. Dr. .Morton
i Itwf l'-",ar ('hris"an
. i ..lifnrrtlil-
i '"nniio'Vion'service. conducted by t'h
I )ir. K. V. Stivers, and I'resi-
! t- i ' Sjtnderson.
Ti"'m..r class will direct the eve-
f"J- 1 1-
Kuffne Hil'le 1 Diversity
...-.lion. Kirt Christian
tiLUI r '
4-311. iuiMiiri uuu .
j-no. ltu-ius meeting,
(j-atluati. n Kierciacs
Or-nn . r e I u d e. -Troiessional
.(oerne) Mr. Mary ft. sie yen, ,
l. i l,.l'nl iiii SAHtlle.
l'tujer. j. -. -
Sons, Kns-'ne 'i,ule university corn-
!tk.n choir.
I TfrsJty of Oirg.
Sods, r.iigene jiiuiu uuivibuj,
IMmv Harm, ny )iiartct.
je, South .usirniiu.
Con fp"" i nc ingress, i rrsiuviu
mti SniuliThOH.
.. , .. I V M lloliarcnti
Alumni
i-hur.n
winners, i'tie Jersey boosters. led by,
H. I l'Unk. were Awarded firt rda-e
for attendance, ami the Willakcniie :
club, lead by loil liriggs, won the'
cup for judging. j
The list of exhibitors was as fol-;
lows; '
H. I. Plank, II. V. Dunn, C. W. '
Godlove, t S. t'alef. I.. U. ig;s
and son and E. C. O N'eel.
Jersey Hester Calf club Kenn.'th ;
Dunn. Harbara Dunn, (iuy (iilinn-,
Marion Kt-lso, Warner X.uinwnlt, Raj-j
umnd William. Harold William;.
Pnpro Three
Eugene Students
Receive Honors
Students and friends of the Vni
rersity high school are rejoicing at
the showing made by its graduates
in scholarship in the university.
Among the lUt of seventeen umvrrs
ity juniors and seniors recently elect
ed to l'lii Iteta Kitnpa national honor
society, were the names of three I ni
yersity high school graduates: Mar
ion Hayes. Mildred lliiyden. end
Floyd Km-li. alt of the clav "f l!-l.
the first graduating rlass of the ram
pus school.
The I niversity high school and Eu
gene high school were the only schools;
in the state represented among the
chosen seventeen with more than one
graduate, the latter school contributed;
two.
Arrangements were made today fori
the operation of a ten days young ;
peoples summer camp at I'alanooja
Springs by the Salvation Army, June
to July 2. tirl Guard units and
other young people from the state of,
Oregon will be in attendance. j
The Salvation Army lAs rented the
hotel and grounds for the ten days
and will have exclusive privileges dur- j
ing that period. "The state of Ore-.
g'n is the first division in the west
ern territory to operate a cainp of
this kind," said Adjutant Roe to lay. ;
"and we are pleased that we have ;
been successful in locating the camp'
in Lane county." Portland and other:
localities were bidding for privilege, i
it is said, t'alapoovn Sprincs i
to be the best location of any of the
many sites visited.
Application blanks may be secured ;
from Adjutant Itoe of the local corps
by anyone desiring to attend.
Commissioner tiifford and other
territorial leaders from San Francis
co will conduct the opening ceremon
ies and officers from the division
headquarters ljill be in attendance.
Hikes, games, swimming and devo
tional exercises will fill up the day
and the various corps delegates will
put on a program each evening.
OREGON CHERRIES BARRED
Shipment of cherries into California
barred indefinitely, under the terms
of an embargo declared. The embargo
was declared following the discov
ery of the so-called cherry fruit fly
ou a shipment recently received here.
Th counties exempt from the quar
antine ruling are Hood ltiver. Wasco,
t'matilla. Curry, .lostdiine and Jack
son counties of Oregon.
and S'xteentb avenues, ami hii carl
wns slightly damaged. '
W. I. Morg'tisiu, m tor route A. -collided
with WilUm Palmer, f Thf I
It.illes, at the corner cf Si'sth avenue
rust and Peart si reet. The damage
was slight.
MODEL IS OFFERED
liAYTON. Ohio. May L'i,4
The original Wright airplane will be
given to the Smithsonian institution
at Washington by Orville Wright, pro
viding the institute meets his require
ments which will be presented to Ir.
Wnlcutt next week.
A total of four auto accidents was!
i reported to poiico headquarters this '
morning. Hamate in aU cases .t
-ligiit, however, ai.d n; injuries were ;
leporicd. This brings the total auto-!
. mobile accident r spoils U t the mon'bj
of May to ,"hI, it is announced. :
Mrs. AlSerta McMurphey. MS Wil- j
jlamette aireet, cilided with a car:
i driven by tu-rge tiioier. at the coi -j
iter of Eighth avenue cast and Mich1
street, j
It. A. Allis.n, till) Wills met it j
(street, wa struck by a motorcycle
! driven by John tinyette, at the cr-
ner of Eleventh avenue east and High :
1 street, 'ihe glame was jiot fixed. ;
1 i'tm.ik;e aiuoiinled to a 'unit $7.50 lor;
j repiir of a fender. j
i Eugene tiross. -1 7.'t Nim'i avenue
! west, got caught in a traffic jam on ;
1 Wil Hiuette street Iwtwecn Fifteenth 1
RECEIPTSOFCITY
Burglar Takes on
Punch Board Play
KOSKM'IM;, May Ut. The thief;
who. last nit It I entered the Neas res-j
taurant at Oakland, at least believed t
in taking u chance, if he did assure
himself of a sure thing. The restaur
ant iiiatinceiueut maintained a large
punch board, offering cigarettes,
flashlights and knives as prixes, wilh
a rule as a grand prize. Last night!
some unknown person entered the
restaurant and proceeded to putn h ;
out .".i chances on the punch board, j
taking such prizes as corresponded to;
I be number punched out. When tbej
grand prue was won. flie burglar p 1
parently was satisfied and left the re-;
inainder of the anards untouched. Aj
small car belonging t N. E. Moycr'
of tiold Hill, was nNo stolen from J
Oakland and offuvrs believe the same j
party to be guilty of both crimes.
City colled ions coming In at the of
fice of Ceorge A. (iilmore, city rec
order, will total $l'tK, it was re
ported today. Of (his amount. $llt'0
is nov in, with an additional $40 on
a carnival license due today.
The total is welt above the aver
age, due to the fact that the Harm
circus and the Snapp Hrothers enr
nival contributed over $VMt to the
license fund. Patii.g fee also were
considerably higher than usual, while
fines and dog licenses dropped mark
edly. Fines swelled the city coffers by
ant) dog licenses b roue lit in
but $!, according to the report. A
total of S.V-O has already been re
ported for show licenses, with an
other pa incut to be made.
Paving cuts brought in $,UVt, an
unusually large amount, and milk li
censes contributed ?-7. Last month
paving cuts brought In $S0, milk li
censes $.'t, and miscellaneous, $1S. .
Fines last month aggregated $.'!3S.
which was ?IW more than during
May, it ia reported.
Got the Real Thing
"For five long years I suffered
with stomach trouble and what tin
doctors called gall stone colic, and
all said nothing .but an operation
would do me any goo!. A friend who
had taken your medicine advised ine
to try it, and 1 found it to be the real
thing. 1 feel better than I have in
eight years and I am praising !od
for Mayr's Wonderful Itemedy." It
is a simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from
the intestinal tract and allays the 'in
flammation which causes practical);
all stomach, liver and intestinal ail
ments, including appendicitis. Out
dose will convince or money refunded.
At all druggists.
BALL GAME
At Cascade Uesort between Cot tags
(rove and Cascade Sunday, (in ma
called at 1:"0 p. in. nioO
(Continued trom pat- one)
(Continued from page one)
guides tint any ship an hour's sail
fr m shure and which is selling rum
o ibnre bonis, may be seized.
The skipj'cr of the "Over-the-Top"
rig .".0 utiles off shore and figured
Ait be was s;ife. Hut Yeandle accom
pinied by Hrowti and another s.iilor
unit out to her at niht in a sea sled,
niuhle of nuking ."d) milrs t hour.
bought '2T nises of whisky by repre-
wuting themselves as rum runners.
Jul then made it b.ick to shore iu 4o
minutes.
A cutter immediately went out and
brought in the 'Over-tlie-lop on the
iruuml that she was less than no
hour's sail fiom shore. I he treaty
read a clause that stated that the dis
trict could utilize the waters of
Klifinath lake for power development.
Engineer Gives Data.
A. H. Lamm, consulting engineer of
Portland, submitted a long report on
water supply and present and poteu- j
tint irrigated land. According to his!
findings, if there were two dry years
in succession similar to ll'U'-l. the irri- I
agatioo district would find itself short !
of water, due to the fact that one- j
half of the outflow was being used
by the California-Oregon Power com
pany for power purposes.
His findings were based upon esti-
mates of total acreage which is now J
irrigated and that which will be irri
gated in Die years to come.
II. I. Newell, project -manager of
the reclamation service, took issue
with Lamm on his estimate of acre- !
age. Over his exceptions to the re
port arose ine of the dramatic uio- ;
ments in the hearing. j
"Why are you ret using in include :
approximately tiO.MOO acres of the j
siiine k nd of land that lhs just across ;
the state line in California, all in the !
same body and which would be irri- 1
gated by the same hodf of water'" ;
.Mr. Carnahan wanted to know.
"Yuu don't contemplate irrigating ;
that land because the water is needed
to turn over the turbines of the California-Oregon
Power company," Car
nahan charged.
)x-(Jovernor Campbell took issue
drfining the meaning f an hour a sail., . " ,
Comma ndr l candle has olleii made j ".' i'''
trius into the worst dives of til
"ruinniiCH. Hy many
of them he is
toniden'd as u pal. What his fain
till he if they ever discover the truth
nJ get their chance at him, is casi.y
figured mil,
lint t' Coiniiinuder l candle it is
ill a urt of the day's work. The li
jfirs thjit he has served in the coast
luard have given him an undying )
fi'tiim to its service, and his one de-
fir is to uphold the traditions of the
jldest armed naval service of the
foiled States.
his imagination in making such
charges against the reclamation service.
Legion Delegates
Chosen at Meeting
Ilea Irris, (ieorge E. Love, Wil-1
l:im l'sge, E. S. Tnttle. Colonel John j
Williams mid Winifred Ma.vs were
chtisen last night as delegates to the S
' Kite American Legion at Priueville j
wit month. lr. L. i. Helterline.
K. Ch-aver, Carl Michelson, Van j
Snrverud, I r. 1 elbert Stannrd and
jeorge Woods, were elected alter-!
Cites.
MenuVrs of the legion were in-
Mr, Crockatt Talks
At Lions Meeting
SPRINGFIELD. May I'll. (So
cial ..--Professor Peter C. Crock'ttt.
of the department of economics of the
i Ini verity of Oregon addressed the
-;irinf.eld Lions club today at the
I regular weekly luncheon at noon in
j the W"odi!ivti of the World ha'l.
Railroads formed- the theme of Pro
j f'SS'-r Crockatt "s talk. Herbert J. Cox
, and H. Elmer Mnxey. delegates fro:n
i the Springfield Lions cub to lb
Lions convention in Longview. Wah..
left lust night f r Long view. They
' will return Mondnv.
Are You One of the" 93
Kecently the Ijd.a E. P.nkn.p
Medicine to.. of Lynu, Mass.. sei.
out over one hundred lhoiis.ind tu--t:onuaire
to women who hid un--Lyuii
E. Piiikhnm s Vegetable Co.o
Juried in their part in the memorial p ucd. asking if they nad Deen neipn
'rruvs Rt the meeting, and plans fori by its use. From the rep iei rereiw,
party ' nt the MeKenzic us per cent or women, irum an .m
me tnov
cr discussed. - It was also
'if-niwl to bring one or more large
'friiian cntinon to Eugene as war
T.phies. liese will be here in a
month, it is said.
The riiloment campaign is not
fmifig !(- fnst as should bo ex
linl offieiniK stated, and all m'in
r" Wfie urged to make nn addcil
'ff'Tt the rest of the week to raise
quota (lf $;i,ihk, only $'HH) had
"u rnwe.i tu date.
if life, answered in the affinnatirf
telling how they had been relieve,
from the various ai'nvnis fftr whie
they had taken it- I "n't this a woi.
derful recommendation f r the ff
eienry of tliis old-fashioned root an
herb medicine.
A
r'S'iintion on law observance was
-i. hi n i ne Legion voted to coin
""ud the merchant and others in the
"r h.( hi-c closing on Memorial 1 'ay.
Medical Practice
1 raud is Charged
HI NTlNi.ToN PAlfic rni mv
IV
rh!,(
one of her patients
lr. M.ldrlmo I Vl.nrr.l .
, jail today, awaiting trial on al
""f oi l,,,u,'Oiig medicine without'
"(tip:.-. At n(ip IPn rttifc in justicej
!")' witnesses told h"W j
i'l various sums to the i
'J hn i
-K.r '
M&e,
tirr..
Hl. r.
in
r removing "live sninmls" !
m their stomachs thr- iim j
;uation. All went merrily.:
iy showed, until Man nd '
a former fisherman, com- j
a itnoritie. that the "l.ve
' i ad paid Vr. Vbarra $10
fr.ua his tt niuh hii jut !
"eacrab, and he was sure;
t "f hand must have been '
"removing" it from ln !
was then the "doctor I
Jerscy Jubilee is !
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EUGEN E.OREGON
MILEAGE HEADQUARTERS at the red, white and blue pump
o?? - ,-
URN IN TO T HE " RED CR OWN"
PUMP FOR GASOLINE CROWD.
ED WITH MILEAGE. ALL THE
years of the Standard Oil Company's gaso-line-making
experience have gone into
making "Red Crown" the best for. summer
driving. Here you find not only quick start
ingj speed and power, but the very maxi-
mum ofMTEEAGE!
These Dealers Sell Red Crown" MILES
Bangs Garage
Cor. 8th and Pearl, Eugene
Brooks & Corbett
Cor. 5th and Blair, Eugene
Eugene Vulcanizing
Works
957 Oak St., Eugene
B. F. Goodpasture
Corner 7th and Olive,
Eugene
Johnson Motor Co.
Corner 9th and Pearl,
Eugene
iray's Cash & Carry
East 7th, Eugene
P. Headley
1545-llth St., West, Eugene
L. W. Rowling
Santa Clara
George Davenport
Service Station
West Springfield
Mooney & Son
West Springfield
W. H. Adrian
Springfield
Creswell Garage
Creswell
J. E. Woodson Motor
Co.
Creswell
Stones Service Station
Creswell
Henry Klussman
Irving
Paeschke Bros.
Riverview
G. J. Loffer
Dexter
Frank Blair
Lowell '
J. O. McKinney
Tall Creek
Jackson & Addison
Lorane
Geo. Achison & Son
Swisshome
Nelson Motor Co.
Oakridge
E. T. Templeman
Oakridge
Mm. Clarke & Son
Leaburg
F. E. Clayton
Vida
Harry Hayes
McKcnzie Bridge
Ben Helfrich
Vida
I Clapper
Blue River
W. E. Hines
Blue River
I. Quinby
Blue River
Sloan & Kuhn
McKcnzio Bridge;
Ibw males
c7fe fast fcij iri Wn-hyr miles
Taylor Bros.
Veneta
J. C. Horn
Elmira
Drury & Son
Coburg
D. L. Bullis
Junction City
Gibson Motor Co.
Junction City
Junction City Service
Station
Junction City
B. S. Norwood
Junction City
I. Slayter
Blachlcy
R. E. Reinheimer
Trianglo Lake
E. J. Horton
Hcrton
J. R. Hayden
Junction City
G. W. Carter
Junction City
E. M. Moyer
Junction City
John E. Neilsen
Junction City
STANDARD OIL COMPANY