The Eugene guard., June 16, 1925, Image 3

T,Jrtay Evening, June 16,
IE1I3 CLOSE
IffiB MEETUIfi
TO KEWSPAPEflS
(Continued Iron1 PaSe OBe)
gfssicn, ana aitnoucn news
"Hwmen remained in the building un
? I, nieetini was adjourned, they
.11. und to return to the
m r...
tccordiu? " leporta jnen nut ii-
toe ni'-''t'? 'ac proposition of
.lir participation in ooBni utiaiis
rred,,.,.e.o . he absence f
IV;.. t w: HainUtui
uaumiuu, ... . -r.,rS,(
I t'oli L. H. awter, Herbert
Uou, and Wiilip I Jackson.
for tee
..titinn iron, iuiuuj "
iI)WB dem'-ti -u cast's. lr. Janvs
fT,s!hrt. chairman of tlie commit-
I . ...1. !;,. tn i lift, closed ItlPPt-
... i: Uwft nrpneuttd the fii.-
I 31. " . .
Vjcas1; ud wa8 asKcU ,to retire
chile diiCiisMon to ik place, iue oarj;the mno. Mr. MrKlnnnn will siv a
recalled Dr. Gilbert, oud offerul
mttt fntire committep theu and
!f xbe committee uJt being pres
1 . nr Gilbert asked timt a "faculty
Lmitt" wi'.h power to act, be ap
wmtpd from the board of rcRODU,
confer with the committee of ftio
members, but the board declared
S the matter must be settled nt
art, to tbe fact that new fae
jjtr'tnea to fulfill vacancies creati-d
'the a'ts under controverpy would
'.r. in be found before the opening
ftll term, Tac inculty then declareti
th(ir previous lu-tiou, which rcsultej
j, dismissal of l'rof Kerjrus lieddie
ml die dramatic staff, nud demotbu
ef pr.f. H. C. Howe and others, a
sed affdir-
FflliowiDR fhe regents meetms, iv.
Gi!tit declared that n meeting of
faculty committee would be calleJ
jimJ further action decided upon.
Dean Walker Named.
Dean H. Walker, student advisor
md director of student loan funds of
the university, was ehoseu dean vi
BCD fwr one year. He is n ginduat.'
the University of Uregou, sefv-'J
graduate inanaser, and has held his
present position for the past twj
mis. He will fill the place made va-
nnt when lean John Straub was
juile dean emeritus of men.
No beads' of the departments ot
EDslisb, romance latijUHge or zou-
bjy, were appointed. Former heads
ltfre, respectively, l'rof, H. C. llowr.
Timothy flora n iicd Harry H. Torrey.
While on his way east tn embark fo
Europe, Dean Colin . lyment Will
ItHtk f.r suitable t"'n for these posi
lions, and reommend candidates !o
tte board.
'James H. Gilbert, head of the de-
pirimvnt of economics, was appoint d
hy the board as acting dean of the
college of literature, science and tiu
irti, to replace lean Colin V. Iy
oent, who has been uranted n years"
Ifave of absence. Dr. Gilltert is a
fradmte of the University of Ore
jenn and has been heal of the de
partment of economics for sme tin
Resignations Tendered.
Four members of the faculty of the
English departmtnt tendered rcsi,;
saiioas, which were accepted. I'l tr
tnce I), 'i'horpe is leaving to. areei
t professorship ttt the University of
JiichigaD, and Oscar Itrowu has uken
a position in Kansas.- The other iwo
icMruciors leaving are K. W. Mer
rill and Ualph Ilocbcr.
Alary Watson liarnes, professor,
vii Alice li-'usen Kriist, nss slant
prufenstr, were changed liuux p-n t
time to half ti;nc t-ervice. Three mem
iers to the faculty of this depart -Bitot
were appointed. They are, J.
Stanley Gray, Itobert T. Horn and
Stephenson Smith.
Ihe administration report pronos
l , , il spinal curvature. 'Jd cases of defect -CBaree
of t ie t-lrnmiitn-H division, but ' .
ince no one has been found suitabb
tciion on this was deferred.
It i-
understood from the administrator i .
recommendati.m that this one iiotrue
'
tor will have charge of nil dramatic
'or k. Ir a ma a nd speech arts ha ve
been handled by l'rof. Fergus Keddt-?,
ith a force of two instructors, -n
addition to graduate assistants, but
this entire department was abolished
by the bo;ird nt a previous meeting.
Assistants Employed.
Fniir craduaic asuistants. Florence
"k, Vm Mrissette. Iluth Alden
Kilfr. were hired for the department
of Knziish. Marquerite Itoltse Clark
ass appointed it teaching fellow in th?
lmirtnie languages department,
Julian Hulaon and Austin E. Hut
fhinsnn wfre appointed to the history
faulty. GustitVA Muller. n crnduate ,f
Brn university, was appointed to Ml :
.r pince jptt vacant m me uepart-1
writ of philosophy by failure of the ,
!ward tn reappoint Kirhy Miller. j
Ir. Knymond II. Wheeler, profen-j
in the department of psychology, i
resigned to become head t the!
apartment of psychology at the Uni-;
ritr Kansas. Miss Margery Gil
ft. tarhing fellow, aUo resigned.
In the romance language depart- J
mnt Grtrudc Ksptnosa was rear-1
Mmrd and Andree Fellion and Mary '
Mil
T wer named n Instritefor.
(er w. Kirharda was appointed tn
'rrf,,r jn .ij. department of zoology.
r""iik A. Nagley, nssistant profes
"f '0 th school of business admint
'"tion. resigned, and A. I. I-omsx
' srshtrd a ytr.rs' leave of absen-e.
Artbtjr Hrrnbert. who has hem stud
J? at the Fniversity of alif rn:n
''r past two years, will repbe-e
Mr. Vif pt --.I t Irkntnn nt '.ht
r:irw ialm tin
f.so -nude racnnt- by Mr. Lomst.
"a-tr J Hempy was apiwinted tn-
lr"t. B. W. HeBnsk m granted a
iav. f ahsien !or four-fifths of hi
f'P1. in rliA .i3nrn.An ,.t ,l,n..M,,.'
rr. - nd T 1 m-oni't. formerly
iitnr if th Kugene Guar I.
prt r.- nt iif jonrnaiism. Chilton Jt.
t"'1,' "r-gngd nt the la at meeting.
-t.d it in.n'sle to accept.
. rfh::r t Kent was afptdnted
i t r-1 .rofHir in (tie sWvo l of law,
f !! th p:a nf James A. Mdle-.
n itn.iT on leave of l.snce. I'r.
j "' Miller. Ir Wilson Stejemnr.
1 " r . and M hired Stephen
'"iCr.J tn oitj..ns in the s, hool of
pi'T .ii ed'icaon to serve on baHi
M't p F.TrS K. Leslie n appoint-d
n nr.! if, Mpr-,-t! th.Tt he w '!
. ' 'rrlrem athletie.
h Ir- 'be .rlM ,.f MH-a'-sj J W. A!
. ' 'rrjctMr, r1 'tited. srd Kimb'll
i2. pr.,f,.a4.,r rstrt.I-fy. i't.
1925
be transferred two-th-rds time to this
department. ;
Four research assistant were an-'
ported to the craduate school. Th.-v:
are Hnnml A. Powers. Vladimir it. j
H -jan.ky, Hupe Plymate, and Sinfer-1
oso i. Padilla.
The bud;et und personnel of th."
summed school was approved.
Lodges Plan for
Special Program
Sl'HIXCFIEI.l,. June If!. (S,,..
Spoal music and reading
will be features of the prosram to oc
fiveti under the rtispirea of the Komi
Neighbors and Woodmen of tl,.
Wurld tomorrow evening as S:.'SI
o i l .tk in the W (1. V. lull. Tii
elei-ution pupils of Mrs. F.dna Yir
nuli of Thurs'on will ive the f llow
ing selections: "The Cirrus," Yirail
MU;7lW ,..
j,, " I ..., I.-,,...:.
Mourn Veil." Iln7.el liuss.d; "Til
log and the Carn.pi." KinrU Varn:i!l;
"Two Little Sutdmunets." l-'a-?
llhodes: "Marble Halls." pnntam n,
H.tzel !iiisel -n.l Leone Kiimiston.
A quartet of Norton Pt'nsrs, Mr.
Arthur Pmcrn. Wilfred Cook and
Mrs. 1. w. M.'Kimioti will s tic. ac-
compnuicd lr m,S- xorton IVnprn on
readms and a vocal selerth-n; Mrs.
Holand K. Mohier mid Mrs. Va las
H. Murphy will sine a duef; Mrs.
Kathryn Hunan. Kunice Parker and
Margaret Sk-ivlan of Knsene wiil ea.h
sing a fo!"; Iowa and Naomi Uarlton
will give vocal numbers.
DEPUTY DROPPED
BY DISTURBERS
(Continued from pags one)
ed young Fuller, taking his revolver
from him. He then took liurke's gun.
he said, and compelled the elder Ful
ler to submit to arrest.
ArcordiiiK to Sheriff Hawkins, a
small quantity of liquor was found in
possession of the men, (hie of the
irio. he said, has bceu under suspi
cion for several months as an alleged
bootlegger although there is no record
of liquor violations in this county
against any of them. Ilurke is re
ported lo have arrived here recently
from Nevada.
Defections Pointed
Out During Clinic
Statistics compiled for the free
el'nics which were conducted fr the
children of Cottage Grove and Spring
field by the Mercy hospital in cooper
ation wild the Im-al doctors in those
towns reveal a high list of defections
needing attention. On; of 40 girls ex
amined in Springfield yesterday halt
w.iowi'd goitre tendency.
"This i an afar tiling condition,"
said r. W. C. Kebhan of Spring
field, in speakin? of the situation.
"The nntter of goitre should be taken
v- ur-hool boards and proph'lae
tic treatment instituted in the schools
..-.i.. i .... -i- on. of tiU boys examined
were up to standard, according to !r.
Ii. 1. Mortenseu of Springfield. ''This
situation should not be considered
average, however," Ir. Mortenseu
said.
The 15- recorded cases at Cottage'
Grove are outlined as follows by Miss
Katheritie Jnhst. superintendent of
the Merry hospital, who directed the
work: N?ne enlarged thyroids; cer
vical, axitlarv and inguinal glnnd trou
ble; 1 uhihiHieiil hernb; 1. thronic
appendix:.' abdominal and pelvic trou
h!e; 1 circumcision: 2 overweight; "
heart disturbances; 2 lun; disturban
ces; 1I defective eye and granular lid
cases; 4 ear defections; 5 nas:if de
fections; 1 blood examination remm-
teeth. In many cases the same
1 child had -two or more of the record
ed ailments.
The SnncfieM list of 100 children.
40 girls and 1.0 boys, is ns follow: 2
enlarged thvi-oids: 7 enlarged cervical.
axillary in inguinal glands; U spinal
curvatur.-H among the boys; 4 chest
and lung defections (boys,; 1 over
weight (boy); i:t underweight (girls;
IS defective eyes and granular iifls.
(in same cases this wan a secondary
condition from other ailments); II ear
def' tions; '. nose defection6; 4J
adenoid and tonsil rases; 3 circumcis
ions; l"i cases of defective teeth; I
skin affection.
ASSISTANT NAMED
WASHINGTON, June 11. -President
Coolidge today appointed
UoSerr K. Oris of Sfl. i'MlU assist
ant prcretary A state.
WOMAN'S BACK
STOPPED ACHING
I Suffered Three Years.
Relieved by Taking Lydia E.
Pinkham' Vegetable
Compound
. .... ... .
St Paul, Minn. i nave n mui
trirl three years old and ever since he:
- 1 1 i. Ill f have auf-
fered with my
hack as if it were
breaking in two
and I had a bear
ing down feeling
all the time. J
alio had dizzy
spell and was
sick at my
tomach every
month. I had read
several letteri
t . .nn.an in th
newspaper'""1 the dniftdist recom
menred Lydia E. Pinkham a i Vegeta
ble Compound to my husband for me.
As a result of taking it my back hai
stopped achine and the awful bearing
downfeelmg a gone. I fee! tK?'
and do all o? my housework and tenc
to my little trirl. 1 hav. taker
Lvdii E. Pmkham's Liver Pilla foi
constipation. 1 hare recommendec
these medicines to some of my f rienoi
and you may use. th.s letter as a tes
timonial if you wish. I will be pleas
to answer letters of other women il
1 can help them by telling them what
this medicine has die for me. -Mrs.
Pui' E. J" Sun mit Avenue,
St. Paul. Minnesota.
FACULTY PRESEMrS
COOPERATIVE PLA
TD REGENT BOARD
A program of cooperatioa be'ween
the board of regents the Univer
fi:y of (Oregon, und the members of
the faculty was presented to the
hoard at its meeting yesterday, it
was teamed following the closed ses
sion of the regents. The board defer
red avtion on the proposal, due to the
absence of .hidg(. J. lismilton and
other members, it was stated.
The moe on tht part of the faculty
grew out of an informal mee"ing held
on April !, attended by til members
when a resolution its mmnim.'ii;!v
adopted to the effect that the regents
"by formal legishnion. recognize that
tt be their established policy to confer
with the advisory council of the f. le
nity in case of appointment of a pres
ident of the university, ju the issue
of orders respecting tin edm-nii-mai
policies or orgtniration of the uni
versity, and in removal or reduction
m term. rank, or compensation of a
faculty member ou mdefitrte tenure."
The argument set forth t the board
of regent s t he policies followed in
many leading universities and dismiss
als adopted in by the Association
of American Colleges, an orcanira
ii"D of presidents of "Jol institutions.
This is in part, "Termination of a
permanent or long term appointment
for causr should regularly require ac
tion both by a faculty .committee and
the govern n? board of the college.'
In regard to this matter, the board
cloptrd the fohowtnc resolution:
"The board expresses its apprecia
tion of the offer of the faculty to con
fer with tis in matters touching on live
government Mf the university, and ex
presses their friendly attitude toward
I he faculty having an opportuuty to
express itself thr-ugh the president
Ui matters of major univcr?i:y policy.
A'-ron on th? sccifir faculty pro
gram is deferred until the next meet
ing ot the board, because of the fact
that only a bare majority of 'the
board is present at th .lime meet
ing.' t'he proposal set forth three miin
pain's w hi re by the faculty uud board
could work together. These were in
th,- "matter of sc!eH;tg a president,"
and "in the matter of determining th?
educational polhy of the university."
and "in the matter affecting tenure,
demotions, etc., of faculty members.
If the program were to ! foJiowed
out the proposal sa'd. ""in case of
necessary dismiss tl actio!! the tmatd
would be removed from the charge of
being hnsty or UI-considered.
Springfield School
Directors Chosen
SPUING F1KI.IK June Hf. S,k
rin!. William G Hughe, presidcii
of the F.rst National bank f this
city, and Ueub-n W. Smith, ciiv re-
Certain Relief
For Neuritis Pains,
"Nerves", Neuralgia
Do you suffer trom nerve pain
- ;o.arp. d rj-2. t nz imr. u
prick, creeping nerve pains? Th'n
Kiun relief tnMore your entire nerv
ous system is undcrmindu' by dan
gerous nturi;is and K.mirftt '-i 'l'1
jus disot'd'T.
A new discovery Is Announced
by an eminent San Francisco
physician to bring; relief in casos
of nerve pain, neuritis, neuralgia
md nervous disorders, and at the
same time tc give tcne to the ex
hausted none cells; thus reveal
tzinj; the' entire .nervous system.
This prescription which is now
compounded" under the name of
"Kopa Neuritis Tablets." has
been tested in thousands of nerve
cases and found remarkably effec
tive and beneficial. If you suf
fer from nerve trouble. ovftr"mie
(t with J3pa Neuritis T-ib!o!s.
They are guaranteed harmless nnd
free from narcotics, -dope" and
bromides. Your druggist ill
recommend them.
Allen's drufr storo will supply
yon. Mall orders filled.
OREGON MOTOft CO.
Phone 04 tKW Of.v
YOUR BEST
FRIEND IN
TIME OF
NEED
You may have many sTfiml
'rlends. hut in ttmn of ar
ual need your bst friend
a a substantial balance in
:he bank.
fnder our new plan it is
;asy to start a savings ac
;ount. Just deposit on dol
lar, or mor. and take home
the little bunk coin sav
inirs hank km! lend )'"
This ltttle bank will collect
spare char.ee at a surpris
ing rate Almost before you
know it your dollar wilt
have crown into a real
bank account.
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
Eugene, Oregon
THE EUGENE GUARD
l eorder. won unrontestett offices as
v school director for three .vears anil
school vlerk for one year at the school
I election held j.ncrday in the city
' had. Mr. Hus'.ies succeeds Ueors.'
j t'itto. rettriuj vnairiuan of the board.
i Mr. Smith succeeds himself. A toti!
of 5"i votes were cast, a few bemj
h anks. Mr. Hughes received M. and
rami The name of W. K.
was written on one ballot f-T
LEAVE FOR YELLOWSTONE
Mrs. W. V, I'otterf and son Haven ' ernor, ami alo lo the foreign conv
!oerf have left for a trip to Wyo- s misb aer bef.inse of the kiifing of
rntng by way of Yellowstone national William W, MacKenxie. a Hrmh sub
pirk. Mrs. Votterf expet8 to return ject, last night. MacKemie wa thot
with;n.ihe next six weeks, but Haven i iy Chinese ag-tatio-s.
wnj remain.
WATER 13 PERFECT
Sll;iN(,FlKIJ. June 3tkiSp
ciaU. The Srini'fieUI water snuolv
is pi-r feci, according to a report from.
J. K. Simmons ot the t regon Agr.eul- :
tnrnl crt(e W;eteriolog:cuI depart -!
nient after an analysis of specimens'
which he !ofc hiii'slf from the pttnti
fdter anil f r m a downtown fancrt
here lat week.
Our
5H Store
Buying
Pa wee
Saves You
Money
' VA 5ilDEiAKITIENT SIuHIJ
Thousands of yards of snowy, billowy
White Goods! For all those thousands of
Household needs.
For Bed Linen, Table Linen, Towels,
Curtains, Underwear, etc., you will find
this Store well equipped to satisfy your
needs.
Of course, our prices are lower. Our
" 571 -Store Buying Power assures that?
Our "Honor"
Splendid Muslin
"iiunor Muslin of iurse."
That's whiit thotiKamis nf
women tliruoul this country
say when aske.f what 'hey
wish tn muslin. this Is
our own brand and II fs
woven of splendid yarn end
then fully shrunk.
36 Inch Bleached 18c
36 Inch Uneached 16c
Bed Spreads
Good values nt a low price.
72 by 89 aize
$2.25
78 by 9Q size
$2.98
El by 90 alia
$4.98
Foot Comfort Expert
from Chicago
will he nt (his sturo ami frivc froo tlfmtmM rafi'iit
to foot fufforoi'H uric day rmly 1
FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1525
J. . PKXNKV
IPs CoM
This New Summer Breakfast
Note the recipe.
Get Quick Quaker
and try it out.
You'll like it
A chef of great note pre
pared this NEW idea in a
Bummer breakfast.
Now millions follow it.
You will find it great de
light '" 40 pjij
FOREIGN LIFE Fi
CHINESE. IS
BR
Ull j
HID
(Continue.! fiom pag? one)
l?ritia cons --tl-genera I her ttar
viert:i)dv itrot-'Mv.i la the civil eov-
UNEASINESS FELT
WASHiNtrroN, June Irt. UP -Anti-i
'r !gn rg tatlun iu th Cant n
vicinity is cuusin? uneasiness in that
place itnd tiea.-;y cities Cunsiit-Geiv-er.il
Jenkins niforaied the .tate de
partmuu in ;i mstutcii sent from
Cantuu. .Uiui' 1 1. tid received t.Hl;v.
l(iriitg a sinVnt demo:s!rHi'.(MV uv
Wnclvow on June S a mob ytted "kid
f-reieners" and threw stones at th-?
Buying Moat
We Buy
For Less
Setting Most
We Sell
For Less
Buy "Penco"
Shttia & Sheeting
We have made a study of
what fine sheetings ahoitld
he ami wr have mado "Pen
;." . It in woven of lung
selected fiber cotton and tha
maximum care ta exerrlswl
In each step of Ha manufac
ture. Meat In d and un
bleached. Sheeting the
yam1, according: to width,
59c and 65c
Ready Made Sheets
"JVmo" Kttoeta, 72 by t
aiie
$1.59
61 by ta l
$1.69
"Penco" Pillow Slips
each
42c
Pillow Tubing
the yard
39c
The Recipe
A you prepare dinner to
night, cook your regular
breakfast quantity of Quick
Quaker. When done, pour
into a pudding mould and
let cool. Then place in the
refrigerator over night.
Cut in medium thick
dices and serve at breakfast
with fresh or cooked fruits
or berries and sugar float
with rich milk or cream.
The combination is de
lightfuh Just for the joy of
it, try it younelf.
- J J co 5 micuu
! . ...... i
i- .vmrncin tfptTt OfFititnl, Hit ave?-
TROOPS BROUGHT IN
I'KKING. .fw JtV KespomJ
ing t representation fm'm foreign
tlegatiouii, the lvekiug govi-rnment to
dty brought den.chmentt of Ceneral
I Feng Yu-Hsiana trop into the rity
; for guard duty, and aio poited pUk
eta outside the principal office tf
foreign firms cod forercn reiJenee.
t Several companies of Gener.tif
jChnnt To-U n's troop also arrive! !
j:m Peking this afternmm, lnit.it :
doubtful that they wilt able to co-
Uperate with Gecerwl Feng's men.
Hairs Catarrh
Medicine
tbl your system of Catar-h or Deaf.
MM caustd by Catarrh.
f. J. CHENEY & CCX, Toledo, Ohio
Ladies Orchestra
at
CASCADE RESORT
after June 22.
Wo enter to p.tvty tl.mtes by
reservation.
CASCADE RESORT
McKenxte Bridge, Oregon
CONCRETE
BRICK
BURIAL VAULTS
DRAIN TILE
IRRIGATION PIPE
SEWER PIPE
CULVERT PIPE
HOLLOW TILE
BLOCKS
SEPTIC TANKS
Eugene Concrete
Pipe Co.
135 Blair Phone 003
Hotel Bathroom
Fixtures
Adaptable to Home
THE TUBS ARE MADE BY THE
STANDARD SANITARY MFG. CO.,
AND SUPPLIED BY M. L. KLINE CO.,
PORTLAND. THEY WERE IN
STALLED BY
Raymond MarJatt
Plumbing Co.
56 10th Street West
waays
LUNCHEON
suggestion
Of coarse, you often eat StntKDrjEa
"Hr.Vt tor breakfast bus did yours
consiifet what a satisfactory lunch yoa
cart enjoy when you otder Shieddeo
Vi'KEAT and nrawbemet?
It's a practic! mid-day combination,
too, because tt is a perfectly baiaaced
ration. SrEDDEDWHrUTijffnorKn
mcnt. Jt contains all the body-building
properties of the whole wheat grain.
Twb btactttts with cream and fruits sup
ply all the energy you need focvoik or
play.
Order, this ecromkal, Wancedlonchi
eon regularly during the fresh fruit sea
son and keep fit.
PAOHC COAST SHREDDED WHEAT CO.
OtltW, Caut
Stmwhcmes and
Shredd
iiiiiiiiiiiiilgii
OUilt-liLDalU
js ag youc
Every Bath Room in
1 New Eugene Hotel
Equipped ivith the
(Famous
b "Pembroke"
1 Tub
'Stamtnttf'
G it
Nils
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