Tuesday Evening, June 30, 1925
THE EUGKXK GUARD
Pago Vivo
GITY NEWS
tomorrow for a werk's inning at
Tslltcoi s lake.
(Continued from age one)
broadcasting. program will include 10
p. m. on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, it in an
nounced by C. M. Granger, district
forester, Portland. This U in keeping
with the policy pursued last June
the forest office. It is prepared for
vthe benefit of those too remote to re
ceive the regular broadcast at "iiU'J
p. m.
Return From Salem
Mr. find Mrs. Frank L. Chambers.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kerns, and Mia
Maude Kerns are buck from Salem
where they attended the meeting of
the Irving ciau on Sunday. A total of
UDO Oregon members of the clau were
present, some from as far a? Kch ,
Oregon. Senator MeNnry sml Milt
Miller gave Addresses. Mrs. ChamVrs
gave a history of the clan, which was
Scotch -Irish originally, tracing its
history through iettlemeuts in Ken
tucky, Indiana, Missouri and Oregon.
Irving Clnggctt, oldest member in
Oregon, accoinpauieu the Chambers
from Independence.
Hotel Information Asked
A letter asking for information
about the new Eugene hotel, its plan,
rates, number of bedrooms, location,
and a. photograph of it, has been re
ceived by the Eugene chamber cf
commerce from Cleo C. Smith, a
memory artist in I'alisatlo, N. J. Th
letter ulso inquires the name and
seating capacity of the largest thea
tre, and the date Eugene was founded.
the Vnivendty of Oregon with the
class of "Jl, and was at Harvard for
two years taking graduate work. I.nt
year ht taught psychology at Prince
ton university. Mr. litilin is to return
to continue his work at Princeton uni
versity in the fall.
Co to Newport
The McCar.iue party and Mrj.
Frank Chatos and euiM of l'eu!Utou.
and Mrs. It, Uudj and children from
Portland who have bmi visiting .u
the honje of Mrs. C. U. liudd, ha.e
gfue cu to Newport.
Leaves for Eur one
Mis Cosby liiLstrap. formerly of j
i.im mj. uiiugiuer o .ir. ami MTA,
Will U. Cilstrap. now high school li
brarian at Alhambra, Cal., left on
Tuesday in the Santa Fe limited eu
route for a three mouths trip to
Europe. She will sail from Montreal
on the "I.etitia,'' Eugland. France,
(iermaay nnd Scotland will be visited
on the trip.
Sum for Divorce
Hilda K. Wilmot filed suit today in
circuit court for divorce from her
husband. Pernard W. Wilmot. alleging
cruel and inhuman treatmeut.
Plan to Locate Here
Mr. and Mrs. F. li. Cmmniugs and
daughter (ihtdys of Portland are -n
Eugene with the intention of locating
here. Mr. Cummings has been con
nected with the Portland Eight and
Power company. Despite the fact th u
the family had the misfortune to lose
$1000 worth of furniture in the Ore
gon Transfer company's storage barn
fire Saturday night, not covered ov
insurance, they are favorably impress
ed by Eugene.
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Purchases Lot
Professor H. It. Crostnnd purchas
ed the Dillard lot on Harris street
between Eighteenth and Nineteen' h
avenues yesterday. The lot is 55 by
100 feet. Professor Crosland plum to
begin the erection of a modern home
immediately.
Visiting Parents Here
Wilbur S. Ilulin, of Princeton, X.
J., is spending a part of the summer
vacntiou with his pa rents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. (A. Ilulin. He is a graduate of
h Wf St
Leave On Outing
W. T. Gordon and family left yes
terday for McKenzie bridge where
they will enjoy a week's muuiR. They
will be accompanied by Mr. aud Mrs.
J. Webber Isaacs who are house
guests at their home. Mrs. Isaacs was
formerly a Eugene resident, known
to her friends here as Estella Eearu
Back From California -Miss
Esther Doty and brother ave
back after two weeks spent in Cali
fornia. They visited at Oakland, and
in the Sacramento valley. The wea
ther in the Sacramento valley is ex
tremely hot, according to Miss Doty,
the thermometer registering between
110 and 114 degrees daily.
Here from Portland
Mr. and .Mrs. W. Lair Thompson
and family of Portland arrived last
night to visit at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. .1. W. Hobbs. Mr. Thompson and
son Dunulil plan to spend a few days
in the mountains.
Guards to Get Treat
Members of Company C and tha
Headquarters company of the nation il
guard will be given an ice cream treat
at the armory tonighj by way of
celebrating the honors won at tue
encampment at Medfi'rd.
Mr. Holbrook. Fined
Ellis Holbrook, who liven west of
Eujene, was fined 7.50 in Justice of
the Peace Harold J. Wells' court yes
terday on a charge of operating hi.
automobile without a license.
Return from Newport
Mrs. tieorpo II. McMornin, Mrs.
W. W. Calkins and Mrs. Ualph Pierce
have returned from Xcwport where
they visited Mrs. DeMott McMorrau
and daughter Jean for a ftw days.
Roturns to Blue River
Maurice Why to h.i returned to
Blue Itiver after spending the week
end with friends in Eugene, lie ex
pects to return to Eugene again next
Saturday or Sunday.
Superfluous Hair
Rid FOREVER
or No Cost
Why tolerate iinsfictitly hair on your fnre,
nwk, anna or lejrs wlirn it can be remmed
quickly nnd Bafp ly root and sit? Don t ute
expeiiaive electric treatment, or be a ilnve
to a rnzor or ordinary depilittoru-n which
merely hum off mrfiicc hairs, and oftrn
ttrerofUien the hair rooU. A mnrveloin new
m affile tic balsam, which is applied alniit ns
riisily ns cnJtl cream, loosen i every unsightly"
li nrnnd puntly lifts it out, root, and nil. leav
ittK the skin healthy, clear nnd beautiful. No
trnis. no odor, uo diicomfort. Ainlntly
harmless. Try it on this guarantee that it
will absolutely rid you of tupertluoni hair
forever or no cost. rvirmn. a this new dis
covery it called, may be purchased at all good
dealers, bucIi as:
S. K. Allen. AV. T. Carroll. V. A
Kuykondall. UrrI Crops Drue R'nro,
Stated communication of
Eugene Lodge No. 1 1, A.
F. & A. M. Regular busi
ness. Visitors welcome
July I, 1925. Jy I
Here From Santa Monica
E. X. Wilson and family of Bantu
Monica, Cal., arrived yesterday from
California and plan to go on to ltain
bow camp up the McKenxie to spe.i-1
the summer. - , ;
Deputy Sheriffs Appointed
Willis McMah;in and It. 1!. Hrnn-
tlage have been appointed special dep
uty sheriffs. Their commissions were
filed yesterday in the office of County
Clerk Urvsoii.
Driver Fined $10
Harold Mend, charged with speed
ing and reckless driving, was fined
SIO in city police court this morning
by .Judge tieoi'ge A, Ciluiore.
Miss McLaren Visits
Miss Mary McLaren of Vancouver.
11. C, is a house jiii'-st at the home
of her sister, Mrs. I.. V. Wengant,
11X0 Tweirih avenue went. Miss Mc
Laren niav make her home in I'.jene.
Back at Work
E. 1- Annitagp. superintendent of
(he Cniteil States Employment bu
reau in Eueene. was hick at work
yesterday after two dajs illness.
To Leave On Vacation
Harold A. Moore, reporter fr the
Morning .Itesruster, accompanied by
his wife, and son Hnrton. will leave
Home from McKenzie
Mr. nnd Mrs. IX. It Itnin.tn.., Ir
J. A. llruudage ami Mrs. W, S. Search
are nome alter wsek-ecdmg up the
McKenzie.
Miss Baker Leaves
Miss Constance linker of Grants
Pacs who has been visiting Miss Eliz
abcth Anne Macduff, returned home
yesterday afternoon.
MM IN
0DG1TIDN ID
TASK OF TEACHER
Back FromMcKenzie
P. E. Snoifgrass, president of tlu
First National bank, is bak at woik
agaiu after a Hl-iiay outing speut at
his untune up the McKenzie.
Moving to Residence
.Mr. and Mrs. .1. M. Swruson and
children are moving Jidy 1 from the
Usburn apartments to the ltaird home
at Aider street, for the summer.
Nurse Files Certificate
The certificate of Ann H. Purdy,
graduate nurse, whs filed in the of
fice of County Cbi-k llryson yesterday.
Returns From Canada
Miss Katheriue Welch is hack aft
er spending two weeks at the Cossard
school in Vancouver, P. C
Leaving for Vancouver
Mrs. II, Hornch leaves tomorrow
for Vancouver, It. C. to spend two
weeks' vacation.
To Go to Colorado
W. W. Jacks n of I.ornne leaves
tomorrow for Colorado where he will
visit his son.
Mr. Earle in Portland
H. II. Enrie is in Portland on a
two-day business trip.
OTETSON
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Stetson Hats
Tlicre's nhvnys a "touch" "hoiit our special
Stetsons that no others have. It's the de
signing nml fine hnnd-wosk that puts it there.
This summer it's wide brims, larger sliapcs,
light colors.
$7.00 to SI 0.00
Wade Bros.
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
"Weather reports for the month
of .lime show an unusual number of
hot days for this time of year, as
announced today by fierard M. de
Proekort. local weal tier observer,
with declining precipitation to the
zero point. The highest temperature
whs reached on .June with the ther
mometer registering 100 deirrees.
No rain has fallen for the past 17
days of tho month, though winds
ohnneirig to west nnd northwest have
cooled the atmosphere.
The minimum temperature recorded
is 41 degrees fur .lune ,". The menu
minimum temperature is -is.:n de
grees. . The following table shows I Jm mnxi
mum nnd minimum temperature for
the month and the precipitation:
Pate Mux. Min. Pr.
1 TO 40 :10
2 (10 4.'. .10
ni 42 .00
. 4 U 40 .14
r, to 4i .oo
0 00 41 .oo
7 V2 M .01
S (U ,VJ .0.1
n os 4 1 .oo
to oo 47 .or.
it os 4:j .oo
1-2 71 M .04
irt ns 47 .01
14 00 40 .(to
ir ..so 4 .'
io 77 r.:t .oo
17 KO 47 .00
ts 7S 4S .ott
10 K 4S .'HI
KS Tt'2 .00
I .8.r r.o m
'J'J ' ' KO 40 ,H
5-I Z'.'..'. R- -M'
4 ' . . 00 Till Ml
'J.-, "m ItKt o:t Kl
2 tto W Hi
.".... ts r.i hi
iis Z"."Z!"""!.'"!!Z.""!.'7't 47 ,im
mi 77 40 ,mi
!"ZZ"ZZZZ 77 4o ,(o
Tola! precipitation 7
Announcement of
Fire Permit Made
Th"se desiring camp fire permit
can g"t them at Hlue Itiver, M K'-ti-ie
Pridge, i lakritlte, and ItcsTve,
about two miles ntmve Enudas, it i
ninnuncefl from tlie office of .4sun
1'. Macdi:ff. supervisor of the ( a
cade natioim! forest, where perm;!!
are ordinarily issued.
I'enmts ore given from the ('
cade d:iie Mot1dJvM, TueHd.is. Wd
nsdaj. TlmrMlH.vs and 1'nd.iys, ail
day, sod on Sarurdnyit up lo nonn.
The office is 1 sed to busines! n
Sntiicday afternoon, so th'tne wantiiiif
pei mi I a for over the wei k-eiul mut
(iieiu before linn time. Many are
niittc.pated for the Fourth of July
ou:ili)! peri-d
Many Labor Calls
In June, is Report
EnW r-n.diiioiH in F.o;," lie an J
vb irnty f it .lun" have ln-n kcii-i ii).;.
jo d. d"p:te the ieprcir.n iri btoor
.--miitinn if many p.irf- nf the coutt
trv. is liie ?;ii:'i!i'iit of V. E. Anionic-.
iipth nd'-nt of Hie E lit'11'
nitcd Stat Kmpbt iifitt Imi'Mn.
Ti:t'i e is if in i li r it ihi ye.ir
a lt in lhi . t1'
ra n m tde th- ha t..p j,u,d off n I
t.e cioer bay i-d vefi-h caii' nil a'
oiict- t- it'lb-r. Mi.n; ai's for work'', '
,i, th' hafibl tiivp hft-a re-e;s-..
ace 'rd.tijt t" -Ir- Annii f?-.
Pigeons Will Race
At Eugene Sunday
Kijgen w::i th !;irUf.g p'-mf
fr a loge-n r:-e Joi " dmg t-
airarsm''nt- I"1 y-f made bt la
Krf!. H .-ifh.. ixK'-t-rt t .-.i1... 'I r a-
:;j up fri.m th -ry to :n-
ro,,t B! l.reir, lt.-!end 1 h. m.
jitmdJj i S-ji-i'i. "r-- t-"ti
ond bv Aii-it !-Tt.jir. -f E-er-ett,
fi .1 1 u..!.t a1; ,;'
tt l',g "i no. li.. 'de t!) d'tair " t
Krc't : '""a b - . "i :ii ii:.'
and oJ ("'.
Education f-r appreciatlm, as well
as trainirg for specialised work was
declared the big tuk of educators to
lay by l'r. Havid Sneddon, professor
of education at Teachers' College, Co
lumbia university, who spoue at the
assembly of summer school student
of the Cniversay of (.iregou. IH'.
Nneddou defines vducationap metlunis
into two classes, the ohjecitve and the
appreciative, naming these the "Al
pha" and "Peia" methods.
Taking geography its an example,
Dr. Sneddou poinud out the fact that
the subject as now taught was far too
complicated, and too crammed with
detail to be interesting to the aver
age student. This subject could be
cut down to essentials, and the great
bulk of matter left to those who wish
to specialise in a field imolving ex
tensive geographic study, he pointed
out. Thus ail students would gam an
appreciation of the subject, and some
could become specialists.
Principle ia Use
This principle is already being
adopted in regard to tmiMc, said Dr.
ueddon. In many schools technical,
highly specialized music is given lo
those who show special talent, while
the great bulk of students are taught
a realization of values, and au appre
ciation of what is really fine in the
art.
"Today almost everyone that
amounts to anything ia a specialist
in some distinct line." said Dr. Sned
don. "For example, teaching now em
braces Hiiuio UO specialized depart
ments, ami other professions aud
crafts are likewise Hiibdivided. For
things other than the specially, a per
son must depend upon uuperficial
ideas. An economizing process is go
ing on, whereby the exercise of a real
depth is saved for a person's major
interest.
Appreciation Held Need
"Hut in order not to become too
narrow, this superficiality must be
tempered with an appreciation of what
is going on, and this is wlmt educators
must concern themselves with iu the
future, s specialiatiou comes more
and more to the fore.
"Appreciation should bo taujiht to
the child in such a way that the es
sentials can be assimilated, and it
should be a separate ami distinct ob
jective from teaching for specialixa
tion.' ,
Dr. Sneddon will apeak the an me
general Mihjert tomorrow, at 11
o'clock at Cuihl hall, it is announced.
that has turned out to a special elec
tion for a lonst time, will be recorded
today, report the judge of the uui
1 ous election boards,
j Muor E. It. Park this afternoon,
.'issued a List minute appeal to votrrrt
to approv Uto nu-aurea to pay for
Uhe city's fire apparatus, change the
Ujstem of pauiK lor street inter-
feciion paving, and f ,r reasesMiient
j of Costs.
The charter amendment measures
Jaa they appear upon the ballot today
' are as follt.wa:
I "Shalt Mcttous " mul 7'J of chapter
, t. of the charier of the city of En
itene, be amended in such a manner
as to provide that street and alley m
j terM'cnous (.hall be improved at the
cost of the city, and authoriiting the
common council to levy an annual &s
to cover principal and imvrrsi for the
I payment of the same? Vote yes or
' no.
j "Shalt section 57 of chapter 0 of
1 the charter of the city of Eurcuc,
j Ore., be amended in such a maimer as
j to authorize the common council to
I reassess rest for sewer, street and
: alley improvements, when it shall be
i deemed necessary? Vote yes r no."
A hundred gallons of umoushtue
whiskey the second cargo designed
for Oak ridge trade on the Fourth of
July, officers sin were taken la-t
night when J. W. Watson, depuiy
sheriff at Oakrioge, aud Perry Stell
macher sweoped dowu upon Ub An
tlrns who was transporting the li
uor in a Dodge truck.
The whiskey was in 10 kegs holding
10 gallons each, ajul at the prevailing
market price of $5 a pint would be
worth $4000, according to officials tn
tho sheriff's office, officers pre
viously had stopped a b'-oze runner
on his way to the railroad town with
a cargo of 100 pinta of whiskey,
Andrai waa brought to Eugeue tins
morning, accompanied by the eviiletu
and was locked up in the county jail.
The liquor was stored In the vault
at the sheriff's office, and wan founl
to test 100 proof,
The arrest wjh made on Hills creek
'J'j miles above Oakriuge. The prison
er told officers that he had a market
for the entire cargo. He was to h
given a hearing in justice of peace
court this afternoon.
Polls for the Hpevlal city election
will bo open this evening until 8
o'clock, so you yet have time to cast
your vole.
If popular opinion expressed
around polling places is any indication
of the vote, all the measures carried
by a good majority, It was expressed
at the etiy ball this afternoon.
A small vote, by far the sitiullrst
AN OPERATION
RECOMMENDED
AvoiJcd by Taking Lydia E. Pink
barn's Vegetable Compound
Lou AnRclM), Cal. -' 'I cannot give too
much praise to LydiiiK.I'inkhHtn 'sVor-
forwhatithaarinne
forme. Mymothcr
Kaveittomewhcn
FwnaaKirlMycara
old, and since then
1 havo taken it
when I feel run
down or tired. I
took it for threo
montha before my
two babies were
born for 1 suffered
with mv back and
hadsiiellna.nl my heart waa all ecleo,
and it helped me a lot. The doctors
told me at one time that I would havo
to have an operation. 1 thought I
would try 'Pinkham'a.'aal callit.lirat.
In two months 1 waa all right and had
no operation. I firmly believe 'I'ink
ham ' cured me. Every one who naw
mo after that remarked that I looked
ao well. I onlv have to take medicine
occaaionally. nut but 1 always keep a
couple of bottles by mo. 1 recommend
it to women who apeak to me alwut
their health. 1 have also Ufcd your
Sanative Wash and like it verymuch.'
- Mrs. K. (iot'l.D, M taal Side
Uoulevard. I.os Angeles, Cal.
Many letters have been received
from women who have been restored
to health by I.ydia L. Pinkham's Veg.
etable Compound efU-f fcje.ratiuu
bave been udvuscd.
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GOING
AWAY!
Take The Guard
with you. Read
The Guard where
ever you go.
Transfer your pa
per to the beach or
to the mountains.
Simply phone 1200
and leave the rest
to us.
FIRE PERMITS GRANTED
Three fire iii'imit were KntntcJ
IliiH iimniiiiK In thi. offici' of the 1'iin
smiii luuicniil (orcHt t thf follow
inn:
riiomtis S. Well, i-.it HibIi slri'fi.
wtm iilims to iln to llt'lkmip sprinns
with a party of 111.
Knrl llornfll. Klklnn, Ore., to go
up the Mi-Keninc.
llo.v Murrti.v. Ulli I'.lpvrntli aven le
wont, for up tils MrKriwie.
Store Closed AU Day Saturday, July 4th
3 DAYS MORE OF THE GREAT
Suit Sale At
MB
l'f
Offio'ml lii'iuliiimr
U'l's fur !oy Scout
uniforms unit
ciiuiiiiucnt.
150 nu'u's iiiul young men's suits will pomnin on salo
lit $.8 until Kriilay evpuing of this wci'k.
Kupiii-nhi'inier, Styloplus ami other voll known
clothes selling formerly at $;!.", $-10 ami $45.
tiooil selection of English, semi-English nnd con
servative styles in every size,
tllenitiil woolens. The new shinies.
PLEASE NOTE PARTICULARLY:
This is tho, rock bottom jiriee on this lot of suits.
Any remaining alter l-'ritlay evening will not be
iiiiced lowermany will bo more. iHm't wait.
Phone nDfttfTTOn zWatflLvJrm cfto Phone
Eugene's Finest Showing of Jantzen Swimming Suits
E
J. Knmlson, iirrsuh-nt of lh I'hev
ruli't Mtr romiuiii). nml It. II.
tirnnt, vlrp-prtniilint hik) Ri'iicrnl
iniiiiaucr of thp ('(nnpimy, wen vixil
nra in Ijikimm1 toihiy with V, H. timt
ni'tt of th ttiiinntt Motor roiiimnv,
lifvly-iMlnhlisln'tl Chevrolet flgeiify
and Kervicn trui'iinr.
tthcr In Mr, Kmi(Weii'n nurty were
V. S. Cimtn, of Oiikhin.l, I'al,. re
Lionel Hftlt-N maniiuer; nixl W. J,
Iticlunonil of I'urtUinl, rone Huh'n
manifrr. i W. Kox, ilistrlet fot.v
renrejo'iilativ' of tho roinnuny w
one of tho grout) to weU-omo th vis
itors. Mr. KmitHen oxurfssed himself
very fawtrahly iniiiteH-ted with Kuk'H"
tnul Kane OiMinty niol (ho ku d roiiiU
to hw fuiuut tu ihU fevtioti. He fore
Meett a rapidly Kiowtm field for tin
lUitomohile iiuhiMtry iu thin locality.
STATISTICS
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BO UN
.FAN - At llieir home, KiiKenc motor
noito A, Monday, June '-".I. U to
Mr, ii ml Mrs. A. .1, Itean, n dHiuh-
ter, woitfht U il-l, naiiie, itttth Klieu.
AMERICAN PLAYER LOSES
V.MItl,i:iHl, Knj-land, Juno :U.
(A) AmeTiett' lut houo in the
muRlest of the alUKinjlisth teuniH rbum
idoti'thips, wiih olimimitetf tminy when
lohti HeiinesHey, of ludiiinupolis, w
llefeated hy Henry Corhet, thint
rankius phivr f Frai.it, 7-i, 40,
Ul, (l-u.
PUOLIC STE N o (i RAP HER
Kuiretif Hotel, milii lotdiy. UutsU
worh H.dh iit'd. riione yiHio.
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You Will Welcome The
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MISSION BELL -
Its qualities ire distinctive there ia
nothing like it.
Its rich, creamy lather will give you a
new aensation of refreshed cleanliness.
Buy a Carton
L' the 2 FREE CaVe. If you are not entirely
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rid your vtem of Catarrh or Dear
cu caused by Catarrh.
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