The Eugene guard., June 09, 1925, Image 2

Page Two
THE EUCEiN'E QUAKD
Tuesday Evecjng, JnQ(
E
II ed Cron es eiam.Den. I K. Pal
met, t -riuer t'uivprnitjr of Oregon tu
dent, alo. a field worker in fivcsav
iDg and first aid work, arrived yes
tcxlay mid made iirdiiiiliiarj' plum,
for the testP.
Mr. I'iilim'r gave .JpinonitratiotjB
of the firtt nid work lining taught by
the Hed I'rons. at the luc-al office of
Ihi! J.mi comity clmpier, thii uioru
ih(,'. 'I'lie In-' men re trnvpliug witli
( 'oniMi' dore W. K. J,onnfelIow, ok
HjKtutit 'Kiliorinl director, Americnn
H'il (7n.n lifp miving H'Tvu-e, whose
afldresM w;ik liroadcunt lij radio f mm i
ath;iiK(JV of I'orlland J.-iKt nijiril. I
to ?200 to b dirided into three priies
of $UX, aud $.13.
Miss Mildred Hayden, of Kugene,
nnd a neoior iu the Knlverait of
(regoD, won the Keeond prize of $fi
Mrs. Sarah Meyer
Dies at Deerhorn
HrnrXGI-'IELI), June 0. (Rne
rial) Mrs. Sarah jane Meyer, 70
years old, died early thiH morning
at her hoinjj in Deerhorn. 1'uneral
Lom nd Il.irrett's riejmrfinon:
store, .Ninth iivenue pant, wa o.d
tod-iy to ). Mutt ,1'MUKoii, lirinri
owner of the White li'iite rhuiiins
Hnre at C'olfnx, Vanb.
Kollowiuji it Mile, iu which lifoise
K. Love nud Robert 1. Biirrett, uhosc
block intereKiK in the Love and Itir
rett corporation ere purclumed lv
Mr. JoIiumju, he expf-cis ) uwiime j
lull c-li.-irge of i he Mure, and conduct;
u btiMineMt similar to (lie line in woii-.i j
lie eiic;ii:ed iu Colfax.
Mr. JohuHon, who is a member of
the Ki.vi.uiH club mid Odd r'Hl. w. i
Jodye, was in luumesjt for liJ .unrn m j
( uJtax. He linn hp'.-n I heveml month
looking for a new locution up jnd ;
down the io:tt, nnd d-i-nicd .'.upTM' : '
Ottered the b-'wt .pi rtUMitien an ui'il'
tin the be-i iMhicaii'.ijiii rt .--jMiret-H lor
hth dnighter, ov in liitr.li h'muhI, huu
foii, in elenn'ijimy ol-. J .nv a fi
ll i present making liieir home in the
MiinJcy aiHfliucni, hut exji'-ct either
to pun Iuim- r build tf n'Miin i' at an
eany date.
Lot i! and I.jiin-M's htnie wan
opened May ,'II, J'.CM, im a K''i'".l
nn'rchaniliw' Hlore by t.fMrtfK Love.
wUn hid pr'vioiiKly coiidllcled H Mil
plus jinny goodn More m Willamette
Mroct siloe I'ecemlier, I'.CO, and by
llohert S. Ibirrett, who wan wito Ax 01t nHt riyM mn other lineH repnrtej
Lane Court Cases
For Week are set;
Caned on the rimilt court docket I
for the coming week were Bet today
by Judge (J. K. Skipworlh. j
The following in the docket an- j
nouiiced today. !
Stale veriom (Joode, We In, Snyder;
and WencJie. I
1'owell vermn Anilernn. !
Hr-'wn verfum I'etereon.
Andernon verstm Mr'Dougal.
Mielielhroek vermis Southern I'n
r if if company.
Ta.i lor vermis Hill. ,
Spray verhin Hedford.
in the. Murray Warner contest at the rvicea will no ne m at tne borne ro-
univcraity. it wnn announeed today. , mpnt wjU )e ju fhe jIomt Vern0D
Ifnrold A. Kirk, ispeeial ftudent in (.p,plerrt Arrangementa for the
the school of journalism, and of Ore-j funeral are in charge of the W. F.
gon Citv, won the firft prize of H"0. 1 Walker chapel. Mrs. Meyer, a pioneer
. (- . n.-Ji.-.i i cepident, in mrvived by four sons: N.
Aflifiruslin I. Cnrmltls. pre-medical :
if. ,;- i ' ...ii.,i ,-n ih. third Myr nf l.ovina, nl., L. K. Mey
er of Springfield,
C N. Meyer o
Meyer of I leer
student from Portland, won the third
prize or , : . j H(sport. and H
I ne general buoj- i i"r iw ' . , . fi ,in1,wi,, y
which ib an essay contest, is improve-. " "
me t in relation between the Cnited ('ody. Mrs (Jeorge Sweanngen
States and the orient. There werend Mrs h rank Sweanngen, nl o
severfl entered in th eontest fld Monmouth Mrs. (.eorge l arnnrd of
the decision between the first fnur K'ni;;nd, T al nnd Mrn. l ay Peters
Hiffin.lt Miss Ktbe .lohnfon.:"1 dpiihjbhhi, Hnitii, '-it' wt-m
(Cnnfintied from vnnh one)
Jtilh 'h dcpurt nieut store.
.Neither .Mr, l.ove nor Mr. liarr.'it
June annuitiued any immediate plans
for ilic fin lire, Mr. Love, wiio ha-,
been extremely active in civic and
ex-service men's affairs the Inxt fuw
.tears, inists that he would "rather
be a b 'otMack in Lnjjene ttum mayor
nf Portland." He in now viee-presi
dent of the Lane county lied Cro.u
chapter, pant -commander of the loca
American legion post, whioli he or
ganized and built from n inemherthip
i f lo(lto 517. He i "'so grand diet
de gare of Oregon fcr the -111 and S
order, the Minlime degree of the
American b'giun.
Mr. P.arreit iinnouuees he will make
Ins home In Kusene. lie is at present
the president of the Lnne ConQ'y
Credit usuocintion. nnd tin active mem
ber of the chamber 'f commerce, lie
has been a resident of Kugeuo for
more tlinu five yenrs.
diffi'iillieN with (heir men.
FIGHTING CONTINUES
CANTON, .June !).--(P) -Klghthii?
between rival Chinese forces battling
for possession nf 'union continued
todny with renewed inieiiMly and con
siderable cimi.ilticH. Itiver stenmeni
are crowded with refugees unableto
move nn account of cross firing over
the Chukinng river.
MOB OPPOSED
I.ONHON. .lone 9.- P) Foreign
police In Shanghai fired into crowds
of students during the first outbreak
of the present disturbances., "nt a
moment when the mob was forcing en
trance Into the police station and j
shouting 'kill the foreigners !' " Hon
nid McNeill, tinder-sreretnry for for
eicn affairs informed the house of
commons today.
history major from The lialles,
ing just outside the money.
"Wrong Attitude," was the subject
of Mr. Kirk's them's. "Mutual Cn-
I derstanding and Contribution Ke
lt ween Cnited States and the Orient.
was Miss Iffiyden'a topic. She is a
major in history In the university and
wbh recently elected to Phi Beta
Kappa, national scholastic society.
"The Pacific Problem and its Solu
tion," was the suhjeet of Mr. ( nr
misiw' essay.
Judges were Ivan Ware, formerly
connected with the Canton Christian
college in ( 'hina. and i Inrvey A.
Wheeler, formerly nn edueal ionnl
worker in Japan, both of Eugene;
Joseph Washington Hall, lecturer on
oriental languages nnd literature, of
the t 'Diversity of Washington; nnd
I'pfon Close, author, nnd writer of
works on the orient,
Mrs. Oertrude Hns Warner is the
donor nf the prize and nf the Mur
ray Warner oriental nrt museum at
the university. The prize is donnted
in honor of the memory of the late
Major Murray Warner of (he Cnited
States nrmy engineers. The prize
as first, given was $."0. Last year it
wns incrensed to $100, nnd this year
he- j grandchildren.
New Hotel Offers
Suite for Jardine
Many new and attractive fentures
are. planned for the twelfth annual
boys' nnd nirlJ Hummer Brhool to he
held nt the Oregon Agricultural col
lege June 1" to 21 Inclusive, nccording
to Arnold Collier, club lender, ('biases
for local lenders will bo conducted,
music, will ho furnished nud led by
Paul Petri, director of, the school of
muBlr, nnd such nuthorllies ns Wal
ter M, Pierce, governor of Oregon,
Miss Ortrudo Warren of tho Cnited
States department of ngriculture, nnd
"W. J. Kerr, president of the college,
will apeak at tho assemblies. Tho fol
lowing members are expected to at
tend from Lnuo county: Pearl Klliott,
Mitrt Liles, Margaret Mnhr, Uexford
Kidson, Helen Watson, Othcl Stroud,
Francis Coldren, Molly Cochran.
"Busy nt nil times" Is tho motto
nf tho club department. Class work
will stnrt at H:'f0 aud Inst until noon.
Ono and one-half limns will bo nl-
lowed for lunch. AH club members will
report at 1:30 for assembly. After as
aembly the "clubbers" aro free to i
spend the afternoon nt recreation of
some sort provided by those In charge.
Stunt shows, movies, h ml parties nre
examples of tho evening entertain
ments. The hoys will be taught blncksmith
Ing, slock judging, crop production,
horticulture, farm mechanics, bee
keeping, poultry, and hn tcriology, in
aucb a wny that they will benefit
nioM from it. The girls' program bus
been increased. Hunk ing, cunning,
cooking, bonne decoration, tnhle ser
vice, and other home economic sub
jct is will be taught,
Lifcsaving Expert
tTo Conduct Tests
IMwin II. Carroll, field director It.
lifesaving work of the American Hed
Cross, ni rived in Kngene today, to aid
in the examination- tn be comlm-fod
among ntnib-ntn for position with th"
AGITATION SUPPORTED
PFKINIi. June f).(P The ver
naculHr newspapers report that Gen
eral Feng Yu-Hsifliig, "Chriitian gen
eral." hns Issued a circular dispatch,
supporting the student Agitation
against foreigners and al'o that he
tins wired to Chang Tfo-Lln, Mnneliu
rian wnr lord, urging that tho mili
tary lenders co-operate with each
other and with the nation to obtain
"tho Tights of the Chinese people."
IN EUGENE
Robert (iilmore, 77, resident of the
Willnmetto valley, for ' more than 74
years, died this morning nt the Mercy
hospital. For the last six years he
has been residing with his daughter,
Mrs. Paul Iloppu on south Wllamei
to street.
Mr. (Jilinore came to Oregon by ox
team from Illinois in ISM), with his
parents, settling nenr Lebanon in
ISM, where he has lived since, ex
cept the last six yenrs which lie spent
in Kugcne. i
Mr, tiilmorc is survived by three
daughters nnd two sons, as follows:
Mrs. Paul Hoppe, Kugcne; Mm.
tirtnit Skinner, Itciid; Miss Junniln
tiilmore, llentl; M. M. tiilmore, Sil
vertnn; Claude tiilmore, Portland.
The body is nt the Ventch chnpel,
aud funeral announcements will b"
made Inter,
Pi-id Pipers Give
Last Dance June 13
Pi id Pipers will give their final
ibiiii'e of the season nt the Winter
tinrden Satiirdny night, June L't, It
u:iH announced todny. This is a musi
cal organization of I'niversity of Ore
gon siudeuiN.
The orchettra will open In Kngene
iir t fall with n dance September .L"i,
according to the manager.
REpULAR PRICES
For Griffith's Latest
D. W.
GRIFFITH
Pre rents
m Mann
114 I LIE-n
WONDERFUL
a Jlmple Jiomanci
of ove an) flotafo&s
NEIL HAMILTON
In the Mox Gripping Role of
Hi, Career
"Hat Itarntd iht CriUnh'lnch
oiimiltng through grit."'
N. Y. Eve. world.
i'Ntat Hamilton it great."
N. fcY.; Herald-Tribune.
"Surpauei himutf"
'"N.Y.; American.
Many reservations are being re
ceived for the opening of the nev
Eugene hotel next Monday, according
lo 1 lut i on and Clark, managers. The
hotel management has made nn of-
f t r to the ehnmber of commerce of
the best (mite In the hotel for ttx ;
entertainment of W. M. Jardine, sec-;
rotary of agriculture, who is expected j
to m.ike n stop in Kngene next M"ii-
day or Tuesday on his trip Ihroun
Oregon. This offer has beep accepted
by the chamber contingent on con
dition that .Mr. Jardine stops here
for any length of time, as bo may
only make a brief visit on his wav
frm Medford to Corvnllis, it is announced.
CLUB DELEGATES
TO HAVE SPECIAL
Vnr the benefit of the many mein
hen of the boys and girls' club of
Oregon south of Corvnllis the South
ern Pacific will run a special train
from Ashland to Corvnllis next Sun
day, according to announcement re
ceived by Arnold Collier, county club
lender, from IL C. Seymour, state
club lender. The train will leave Ash
land fr the north at 8 a. in. Sunday
and will arrive nt Eugene at about 7
p. ni. in the evening. Mr. Collier
states. All bojs and girls ia Lnne
county clubs are urged to meet the
train here aa a greeting for the dele
gations from the south. The Lane
county party will board thp train here.
Letters are being sent out to the
club members asking the Uiey be
here Sumlay eveninc. .!. film director!
of the Southern l acifie publicity de-;
partment will be on hoard the special
to take pictures. It Is announced.
this morning at the Eugene hospital.
S-je is survived by two sons, Lewi
W. Lsogdon of Portland sod George
W Langdon of Colorado, and by two
daughters, Mrs. W. J. Baldwin with
whom she has been making her home,
and Mrs. E. X. Shafer of Oklahoma.
Funeral services will be held to
morrow morning at 10 o'clock at the
W. F. Walker chapel in Springfield,
conducted by liev. E. V. Stivers, pas
tor of the Eugene CbrUtiini oiurdi.
Interment will be in the Laurel Hill
cemetery. Mrs. Langdon was for inany
years a resident of Springfield.
e 9. Ufc
Southern Pacific
To Film Club Work
Martha Langdon, 87'
Dies at Hospital
Mrs. Martha E. Langdon. age 67
years, 3 months, and -Vt dnys, died
Lane county pictures for publicity
purposes particularly the work of the
boys and girls clubs will be taken by
a film director of the Southern Pa !
cific railroad, according to announce
ment today. This director hss been
employed for the coining year and '
reels will be tnken in various parts:
of the state and these later will he j
available for display. The film direct-1
or will take pictures of the boys and ;
girls club work course at the Oregon j
Agricultural college next week and j
later will be in Lane county to takei
a series of pictures. ' j
l.VSLIt WITH lltft-UX
OREGON MOTOR CO.
Phone 940 930 Olive
Ther. ar. manr Jfilk
"tomorrow." for MjUil
HT ffarmenti that bear VLfMMM
hi days i.b.i. to.
Hi "en SAT'S Khaki 1 1 JT
HI Trots. ra art 1 SXrTa
DETTERI
cuy aol
You'u una sara
Xhakl x.!n In.
elude, Trouiara,
fera.chtB aud a
auiart Norfolk Unit
all up to th.
u n a 1 DA Y'S
Standard of work,
waashlp and atyl.
. tUADINO
DEALERS
HAVE IltllUI
my
X it '.
Sittiiurecu i
trousers
IAIIORE0 BRP-ECHES
NOHFOLK SUITS
DIO S OVERALLS
WATER RtPEUENT CLOT HI NO
1 " '
Ninth Ave. West
Stanley Building Eugene, Ore. i
Canned Milk Advanced
25c a Case Yesterday
Ve have bought 300 cases at the olil
continue to sell this week ns follows:
Pnce and veil:
Borden's Milk
Tall
Cans
Our Aim:
To Serve .
You Well
And
Faithfully
Always
STlDEPAKmENT STORE
945-946 Willamette,
EUGENE, OREGON
TfPeiSalDa
Where
Savings
Are
Greatest
Thruout
The Year
SUITS for YOUNG
MEN
Youthful stylos for young
men and men who stay
young.
Fashioned from excellent
wool fabrics that mean good
wear and lasting satisfac
tion. The two-button model pic
tured with its loose, yet
slightly fitted coat is one
of our popular models for
summer.
"Wo want you to see these
suits, you will like them.
Low priced and big values
at
$19.75 - $24.75
$29.75
Clark's 5 Famous Cruises
Dy Oun.r4 MiM, njy ll-tM.r.r.
July 1, Summer Cruise to Norwny
ami Western MediUirranean. 63 (iRya,
.v.o to $uiiK).
Jnn. 20, Around the World Crulao
wentwnrd. VM days, $VM to J:i(KH).
Jan. 30, Meditorranenn Cruise
a rtnys, $ to 1HK).
Feb. 4, South Amerloa with Rio
snd Huenos Airct; 60 dnyH, $650 to
lim
Juna 30, 1020, Norway
andWstrrn Mcdit.'rrancsn; Md.ivi.
.M1 to $!;.
Rates includr hotrl.. drives. Ruides,
fees. Lonjfent experienced cruitie
management. tlalUslied K0 years,
r. C. CLARK, Times Olds, Now Yaik
Hall's CatarrJji
Medicine
t rid your ytrm of Cstafh or Dei!
neu earned by taurrt.
F.I. CHENEY & CO-Toledo. Ohio
Your Mind
is at rest . . . under trying conditions
This NEW way solves woman's
oldest hygienic problem in a way
centuries of women hoped for
rysce
ITY!
ider New
QUAL
Small
Cans
Tall, case of
48 cans
Small, case
of 9f cans ...
10
5
$4.50
4.40
Carnation Milk
Tall
Cans .
Small
Cans .
10'
.5'
Tall, case nf
48 cans .... 1
rsvr 4.40
JW. & M. Milk
Small cans,
6 for
.25 rtn 25'
Small or Tall,
case
Eagle Brand Milk 19(J A Cai
Wednesday Extra Specials
Comb Honey,
Sliced Pineapple, CJ'tI
No. 2 can
Linit, Starch,
10c package
5
Hillsdale Asparagus
Tips, 1 pound -f R$
net, can . JL'
Calumet Corn Starch,
1 pound pkgs.
Fountain' Pumpkin,
1, 2 124
Clorox,
20c bottles
15
iixtra fancy fj)Fc
local AO
Snider's Tomato
Soup,
3 cans
25
Libby's Sauerkraut,
No. 2i -Sniri
can
C. H. B. Dill Pickles,
Xo. 2i
can.
20
Van Camp's Ripe
. Olives, ijc(
gallon can W
Our Meat Department
Unusual Bargains All Day Wednesday
Pork Steak
Cotttage Rolls
4 to 6 lbs. each
hi B
pound
Frankfurters
2 lbs.
for ....
43
Best shoulder Orti
cuts, 11).
Shortening
Swift's Jewel, Qffi
2 lbs. for -.''
aiaee
melt
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
M:i: llnnk Helm'MrnlMMf f"r fir !
liniiHMliHIn ilrlivei.v. I'lmne I"- 1 .
jell
1A 1ST Khrll-rlin Blne!i in ..k
li'ntller eaf.a (Ul Ktshth SI. hpteen
I.awreiiie Mini Me.Murrau's. I'lmler
return tn.ttimrd nffiee. tf
loll Itr.N'l' it-room alignment nnd
ImiIi, filllv fiirtiinlml. wmer nnd
iih.ine. No rhllilren. I front
...... I, i '7 .M a inomli. ( nil 1-' lo
7 i. in. 1 l!H) (Hive on corner of
THROUGH the .(res.
women have suflerrd a
hygienic handicap.
Now it lias been UrRely
overcome. There is a new way
in personal hygiene.
A wav that supplants that
uncertainty of the old-time
sanitary pad with scientific
safety.
Today, women live every
day n( every year . .'. not a
moment's charm lost. Panee,
motor, wear filmy frorks anil
Itow-ns in lull confidence.
The name Is Kotrx ... a
method scientitjally right.
It ahsorhs 5 times the mois
ture ol the ordinary cotton
pad. And that means frreat
protection.
It is ss easily disposed of as
a piece of tissue that ends an
old-time emharrassment.
It is deodorired. And that
prevents danger of ottense.
You get it at any depart
ment store or drutr store, just
by sayitiR "Kotex. And that
banishes the embarrassment of
asking for a "sanitary pad."
8 in evety 10 women in the
better walks of life have
adopted it. Which proves its
benefits.
It will mean much to you
in health, in daintiness and
protection. It proves old ways
a needless folly.
KOT6X
DEODORIZED
r.'tii.
JMt j
CMrKTI.NT mmogniplir want-...!
. Muni h fipfrimci-d. AHdrfna H !
KVi, Kujfnr, Ure., lviug
orhnl cotton p1i,
Abufrht II 1lm ( own
wl(ht In molatur n4
ltitin-slty d1orliit1.
9 No liiiitdrr. Pltt'ft1
r.r to bu. nnrhr.
Yn Kik for thorn tjr nam,
rs.il?-rspp1 hlp
11
WW
' iir pi.- ot tiMu.
CELLUCOTTON PRODUCTI CO., 1S Wsal Jsckion kM, CWsmte
- " --.yww -
i laving bought out the interests of Brooks and Corbit Ser
vice Station, we make our bow tothe good people of Eu
gene and vicinity and invite you to call and get acquainted
We handle General, Shell and Standard products all
kinds of oil for every motor. Three Rapidayton Pumps,
quick service, obliging and polite attendants.
Oil Rack and Free Crankcase Service
Rest Rooms
We handle the celebrated Lee Tires and Tubes strictly
guaranteed. Also all accessories for your car.
Cigars Cigarettes and Candy
KEITH'S SERVICE
STATION
EDWIN S. KIETH, Proprietor
EDWIN S. KEITH, Proprietor
Q eat mmlamitmmmi afarWftt;
GRADUATION
TIME
Nothing thrills the graduate more than
beautif"1
jewelery. She's always fond of it.
mean as much to her as her diploma.
Come in and see our elaborate display of gran
at ion jewelry.
Luckey's Jewelry Store
W. W. BRISTOW
HOTEL ASTOD
2nd A Hill Los Angeles IV
Every Room has Private Toilet
6Kfc Baths New, Modern
Close to Shopping District and
Theatres
Frsa Garsga Tariff from I.W
PUBLIC DANCE
DREAMU
HALL
Every wed""""
eiturdsy o-'i