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Page Two Whether Lnno eounty rnprnsontii tfon in thp lower house of (ho state Ipjtijtlntim will hi indict on the re prihlfrnn hallnt nt f Iim primnrv Mnv IS in utill not dffinitfh nteriiiitn"f. Emmott Ilownrd. K. I' 1 'otter timl I. S. MrCri'HfJv tin ve it'll mndi miy fliinoiinrpinritt yet nn to Heir poli icnl intention nd en h Iibh nUl thnt lie linn not yet cleciflrd on hi courfte of nation towarj anuiii rkintf Gargle Aspirin for Tonsilitis or Sore Throat X luriiilnin ninl i-ffi'ctive nrle in to iIihhoIvi two "'Hiircr TnUetH of Aspirin" Jit four tniilcHnooMitiln of wilier, atul ttntyte Ihrmit HinrMjrhly. ii(j:fiit in two hour If netf SHi.ry. He Mire you uue only Lh K"miino Bnyc? Anpiiin, innrkwl with the Bayer Oobh. whir'li run ltd liud In tin buitoU of twelve t a llea for row con Ik. - . PUT CREAM IN NOSE AND STOP CATARBH TUt Bow To Open Olojrged HoBtrllf and End Head-Cold You feel fine In A few moments Your cold in head or catarrh will be gone. Your t clogged noatrila Will open. The: air pawiagea of your head will clear and you enn breatho free ly No morn tiulluetH, headaehei no hawking, anuffling, m 11 coin diHfhurgea or uryncaa; tio utrugfl ling lor breulh nt tiitflit, 1 Tell your druggist foil wnnt a amnll bottle of l'ly'a Cream ltnlin. Apply a llnle of (his fragrnut, antiseptic cream In four boatrlla, let It pene trate through every air pfinmige of the head; Nonthe una heal the swol len, inflamed unicorn tneuibrunei and relief cornea Instantly. It 1 Juat what every cold and catarrh autlerer needs, uou t atfiy atuffedup and miserable. STOMACH UPSET Get at the real can Re. That's what thmiNaudn of stomach sufferers ore doing now. Instead of taking tonics, or trying to patch up a poor diges tion, thny are attacking th real raus of the a i'ment clogged liver and disordered bowels, Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets arouse the liver in a soothing, healing way. When the liver and bowels are per forming their natural functions, away goes Indignation and stomach tro'lbles. Have you a bad taste, coated tongue, pour appetite, a lnr.y, don't care foeling, no ambition or energy, trouble with undigested foods? Take Olivt Tablets, the aubslttuta for calomel. lr. Edwards' Ollrs Table ta are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. Know them by ihoir olive color. 'I hey do the work with out griping, cramps or pain. All Druggists. Take one or two at berttlma for quirk relief, Kat what you like. 15c, .BOO, 60c GIRLHOOD TO MOTHERHOOD Iowa Woman Found Lydia E Pinkham't Vegetable Com pound Alwaya Helpful Vinton. Iowa. "Whea I wni anvnntixm ynnra old I hud tf stay at taonu from school, finally had tortul! school, 1 wa ( weak. I nufTorof forabout twi yoara before took Lyilla C I'lnkham'a Vnc tablo Compound then I picket 111 one of your book: and road It. I ho Kan takln Hi, modlcliie. Now 1 am a liouoo kepr with nix children, anil 1 hare taken It before each on' 'was born. I cannot tell you al the nood I have received from It When 1 am not as well as cwn ho I take It. I have been dolnn this fni over thirteen years and It alwnvi helps me. I read all of your llttli books I can set and I toll evervnnc I know what the Vi'Ketalile Com pound doc for mo." Mrs. Frank Hellers, 810 7th Avenue, Vinton, Iowa. Many plrls In the fourth numera tion ara learnlim thru tlinlr own personal ejporleiu-es the beneficial effects of Lydla K. Vlnkham s Vege. table Compound. .Mothers who took It recommend It to their daughters as a dupeudubla uiudiciua. mi fffK PlMSr r Standard Furniture Co, 672 Willamette Street place in the legislature. 80 far there have eeo DO other avowed aHp.ranU fur tate leKulative posts although there have heen a few light ruiaora but they aeeiu to luck tuutttunce and laying power. Tliere ia one at mux potential ran didate but hia decittion to enter the O. O. I. primary depends on whether there is oiiy break in the ranks of the present trio of Uine repreentu ture. ('hnrle M. Ernnrjr, local inmirawe agent, who finished a atrorig fourth wljen the three l'ndcr were elected nt the primary two yejira nays that he deeniH it Ativan hip Unit the "ouiitf return Howard. Potter unri Met 'ready for another term, hope thp three If gift tit torn will decide to run and way a thnt he will aupport them. If there 1 any break in the rank of the Jirce and one or more decide not to enter Ihe primary. Mr. Kmery will be among thoxe present on the repuhllenti lint In May. he nays. V LIEUT. LUKE A. T. (Tony) Oravos of Springfield served overnena with the same outfit as Lieut. Krnnk Luke, aviator whoxe story Is told in "Aces Up." story now riiniiini! in ihe (Junrd. "I was a mechanic with the 27th areo squadron at the t:me Lieut. Luke was kilied on the Verdun front," said Mr. (Jravos. "and another mechanic and I repaired his nhinn when he had to take a forced landing a few duys neforo ho waa kultti. Mr. Oravos said that Lieut, Luke was "surely a game fellow." Three balloon and two plnnps were drop ped by the me In A slngtn patrol, and In 12 days .Mr. (Jravos knew him to have dropped IN planes and balloons. "Freuuently when out on patrol and flying with a number of other planea In a V formation, he would si iii out through the clouds and go off working single-handed," Mr. (Iravos said. "For that they used to take hi in off lying for1 a day or two, and how he used to Jin to It. Then they would let him go up again, and ho would do It just as before." Mrs. Eva J. Smith Dies at Home Here Mrs, fiva. J, Kmiih, 70, died at her home, 878 AJmadmi street, Hunduj, Feb. 12, at 0:15 p. in. .Mrs. Smith was burn In Michigan, June 21, and bus lived in h)uuciia for is year. She is survived by her husband. An drew L. Smith, one son Louis K. Kmith of ISeatlJt!, three brother, Wil liam Spencer, Frank Spmcer and Thomas Spencer, all of MapJetou, two sisters, Mrs. Julia lluwlcy, and Mra. Ella Taylor, both of Micliiuti, and two grandsons. Ken and JtJaruld Smith of Seattle. Funeral services will be hold on Tueminy, Fell. 14, nt 1(1 n. in. In the liranstettof chapel, with Hov, Fish, pastor of the Seventh Day AdventJgt church, officiating, interment will be at the now 1, U. O. F, cemetery. Dr. Dan L. Woods Leaves for South Pr. Dnn L. Woods returned to fs Allele Hntiirilny to resume Ills In terne duties In the California .I,utliern hoapltitl, niter a few dnys visit with Ills pnreiitu, Capt. and Mrs. Loo Hoy Wonds, Dr. Wood" studied prc-incdtc nt the Unlvornity of Orennn for three yearn, and then took Ida senior jenr nt. WIseoiiKlu. After two yenm at the WlHcoiisIn Meillciin college and two years at Itiwli Medicnn in t'liiriiKo, he nerved nix montlis Interne work at the I'renliytcrlan ho.pltal afljolnitiK ltunh colleKe. He Is now under a year contract with the Los AnKcles lios pltal. Kn routs, Dr. Woods will vl.lt his brother, Ie Hoy dr., wlio Is an of ficer in the field artillery, V. H. nrmy, slatliined at the Presidio of Monterey. California, Dr. Bowman and Col. Rees to Speak Two sneakers are to linen r on the T'nlversity of Oregon campus for od dresses Tliurndny, Feb. 111. Dr. Har old Leonard Mownmn. pnntor of the l-'lrnt I'rcnliyterlnn church of Port land, will npenk nt U a. in. in the Woman's IhiIIiIIiir at the ssneiuhlr hour on "Inleitration of Pernonnlltv. At 2 p. ra. on Hint date Col. Hub ert I. ltees, annlttant viee-prenldent of the American Telephone and Tele uraph enmnsny, will epenk In Vlllard hnll. Col. Keen was In iteneriil chnriie of cdticntloimt work In tile A. K. h ou (lenerol TershinK's staff duviiiK uie woriu war. HOP RANCH BOLD KI'ItlNUiniOI.D, Keh. II. (Rpe 'laD Mlsn tl. Hutton of Hnrlnsfield hns trnded his renldence nt Sixth and W streets for the 'J2-ncre hop ranch of lirrv Wntnon In the (louden dis trict, Mr. Sutton Is lakiim Iminedl nte ion,enion of his new nrooertv. nnd will Tiuike hi" linine there. It will take you through every night olub, bowery and eran' ny of NEW YORK East Side West Side See pane 0. BE "The world's premier of The Mil ler's Lovely haiihter," a grand opera in one act," is beiiig planned as a 'niversitr hitch school frolc Friday eveninn. Feb. 17. al the University hich schoou aditurium at M p. in. Complete program and cast of char acters was announced Monday by Mrs. Annff Lnrnhbtiry Keik. super vinor of music. The opera, both words and miidct wnu written by Mrs. Jleck. rroftram Is as follows: I'izicato Folka J. Strauss 1!. II. S. Orchestra. Nonsense and Son ...."World Famous Seven Hicks" Japanese Love Soiik. Clayton Thomas Lout annit Harriet Ware ii rW Double Quartet Just a S.injc at Twilight Nollny Sweet and Low Uarnby Iioys' Double Quartet. ' HunRarian Dance No. 5. . . . Drahms Pickaninnies l'atrol . . . ,Iavandeau Simple A veu Thome U, H. S. Orchestra. THM MILLKI'.'S UJVKLY DALdHTLIt A irrand opera in one act produced oy tne l;nipoiilan lininu upern com pnny, composed br .Madame Itecke dinl. Dunce of the Clowns Zenecnlk I.', II. S. Orchestra. Personnel of Groups XI II. S. Orchestra John Caswell, Jimmle Dutton, Helen Oordinier, Kuidienujji Lurawny, Alice Morcun. Hilda Hivere, Lee Nelson, Itt.se Si mons, Marion Stafford, .Inane Jlolden, Uene Hurt, Kill Itooth. The Seven Hicks Kennit Stevens, fiordon Fisher. Alton MeCully. Ken neth lonK. (Jifford Nash, John E. Caswell, Alfred Frese. Oirls' (piartet Opal Harklow, Itettv Allen, Alary tiray. Hose Sl Inons, liulii Orrick, Dorothy Hrljf ham, Helfii (iordinicr, Louise Clark. Cast of Characters Prologue ...Kermit Stevens The Miller Illicit Nash Tho Miller's Ixvely Dautihter. . . , Gordon Fisher The Villain Alfred Frese Ladies and gentlemen of the chorus: Hetty Allen, Opal Unrklmv, Hi Ma IHve re. Dorothy HriKlmin, Itnth Carlson. Louise ('lark. Helm Gordinier. Mury Gray, Mary Klixa betli Gulllon, Hazel Heavy, Glndys Simons, Inez Simons, itose Simons. Virginia Stafford. Mary Margaret Kto vnson. Grace iscininger, Klzine Jenkins, Doris Kuykendnll, Hettlna L'bby. Knrh Maltm;int Moiin Master son. Florence Nombalais, Itulh Or rick, Margnret Ueynolds, Ardis Sur dmn, John (v'aswell. Alton MeCully, Kenneth Long. Machine Gunners in Membership Contest Members of Company "M," 180th Infantry, tho local machine a tin unit of the national guard, are entered in u recruiting campaign to seek six yountf men who will fill up the ranks lo iuii Hircngiu. Several prizes have been offerred and the member who takes In the most new men will be given a banuet. New style enlisted inen'B caps, known as the "l'ershing" cap, and new regu lation cap ornaments are among the prises to be given. Uolh Company M and Company C" are in hot competition for drill attendance, the machine gunners tie- ing me rilicuieit last week in total members present. In a recent exam ination Riven to the gunners, several old-time members passed with 100 per cent grades. with teiie ml inspection but one month away, much of tho drill per iods between now and then will be on special work to prepare for that. Dr. Hall Speaks At Medford Meet Dr. Arnold Itennett Hnll. president of the University of Oregon, is nt Medford Monday, and will address the Jackson county Lincoln club at a dinner Mondav evening. On Wednesday, Feb. 15, Dr. Hnll will attend the inauguration of Presi dent Spencer of tho University of Washington, stopping in L'ortiaiul on Tuesday to address the Portland Knights of the Hound Table nt a luncheon meeting, when his topic will be "The University of Oregon." Pythian Grand Chief Will be Here Tuesday Mrs. Lenh HAllauh, grand chief of Pythinn Sinters will be in Eugene Tueminy afternoon, to meet with all members of the order here at 2:HO o'clock in the Knights of Pythias building. The degree team nod officers are requested to meet nt the K. of P. hnll Monday night at 7:110 o'clock in preparation for the visit of the offl- Police Blotter Light Crime was nt a low ebb lu Ktigcne over the week-end and the police blotter turned iu by (he niht force was the lightest In some time. Iteport of n stolen bicycle, one automobile speeder cilfd, one telephone rail from Corvallis reported theft of a car there and one transient guest regis tered for the night at the city jail, wan the sum total of the week-end Activities. The lo1! bicycle belonged to Mnrian Morse, j:ill Alder street. Tho alleged speeder was ltalph 1 hnmlK'rhiin who put up $10 with the truffie ofticer. The city's guest de par ted in the morning well satisfied w th his acconiinoda lions. The Cor ulli car was not found. OREN HOWE DIES Oren P. Howe, IP. former Kugene resident, died In Portland Saturday, following n brief Uluess of pneumonia. "Out of the High Rent District" Your Home Should Come First Courteous Intelligent Helpful Service Your Money's Worth' and More Every Time! IIcl?2 Theatre Eldg. TTTFi ETTOENE He is survived by his widow, and one, son, James John: two trotnere, ray of Portland and Lloyd of San Jose, (al.; and two sisters. Mlsi Lola Howe of Eugene and Mrs. Karl K Mills of Cottage flrove. Funeral will be held at the Branstetter chapel Tuesday at 2 o'clock. Mra. W. Goodman In Auto Accident HPKINOFIELD. Feb. 13. (Spe cial) Mrs. V. Uoodinan Is suffering from an injured ankle and ruts and bruises alsMit the face sustained when the automobile which she was driving misfi-d a small bridge near McKenzle bridge and went over a 12-foot drop. The aee'dent occurred about 10 o'clock Sunday evening. Passing mo torists brought her to the city. The car is considerably damaged, the front of It being badly wrecked. Thero Is a sharp curve in the road just before it crosses the bridge, It was stated. FRANKLIN CLUB ELECTS I. V. McAdoo of Scio was elected (resident of the Willamette Valley ten Franklin club, typographers' or ganization, at a banuuet held at the Anchorage Saturday night. Thomas Nelson of Junction City waa elected vice-president, and Arthur Kirkhain of Corvfllli, secretary. GUARDS' PAY ARRIVES SPUINOFiELD, Feb. 13. (Spe cial) (uarterly pay checks for Ilead iiimrters company, first batallion, 102nd Infantry, have arrived, and the men of the company are being paid off, It la announced by Lieut. C. A. Hwnrts. commander. Tho puyroll is approximately $500. TOO LATE FOR SALE OR TRADE 10-Inch onk wood cheap. Phone 2723-R. (18 FOR SALE Chevrolet coupe, sport model. Priced to sell, T. S. Evans, iilll 8th Ave. W. fl4 H-ItOOM FURNISHED-HOUSE for rent nt 2011 Lincoln or phone 1484-.1. tl FOR RALE. RENT, OR . WILL TAKE IN GOOD LIGHT USED CAR ON TKAnH Hamburger Stand, furniture for apartment house, and also lease on house. 34 K. Iilll St. Phone 248:l-J. fl8 FOR SALF A Strndivnrius violin, date 1710, .Mrs. Joe Drink, North Oth St., Springfield, Oris fl4 BEDROOM and PARLOR with fire place. 1040 High. Phoue 1194-J. flS CHEAP STOCK RANCH WANTED Have for exchange new double house close In on West side. Good renter. LEWIS MONTGOMERY Room 18, First Natl. Bank Bldg. flS FOR RENT Close In West side 5- room modern hunjrniow. LEWIS MONTGOMERY Room 18, First Nat'l. Bank Bldg. fl8 CLARKE & SON 09 West Broadway. Phone 2300 Residence 611-J. FINE RESIDENCE nt Klamath Falls Two Thousand clear Swap ' for Eugene. Might assume. WILL SWAP for good car Good homo on W. 12th carrying ?2."00 loan. WANT SWAP Good home, good lo cation, W. 18th. For big house suitnble rooming, close in and pay up to $4U00 difference. WANT large modern and exchange for smaller on Jefferson and puy cash difference. CT'T OUT that high cost of living. Have garden, fruit, tiowers ana poultry, lie a real honest aristo crat. Close to school and city. Buy that little Elkay Love Nook. Cost $1500. Easy terms. WE HAVE SO MANY SNAPS It would lirenk an honest realtor to pay for advertising them. Won't you come to our office and tell us your wants? EUGENE will hit us tomorrow for improvement funds. We are for more payrolls and industries. Here is one avenue thnt will make for success. Pave every street in Eu gene North, -South, East and West. HrfUcroft and give employment to an army of laborers. The next step would he take advantage of the city lieeinepeddler'a motor store privi lege mid install one store on each street to cover all stroots daily. The present objection is insuffi cient service. Only choice territory is supplied, and patrons from nny distiiiu'c find their vegetables all wilted and inferior on their re turn home. The poor farmer nnd small grocer with fresh crisp pro duce should be relegated to the city mnrket. CLARKE & SON 09 West Broadway Phone 2300 Uosldrnce Gll-J flS "MERGER FOR BARGAINS" 40 ACHES WALNUT and FILBERT LAND TO TRADE FOR 5 HOO.M HOUSE IN EUGENE Only $.".00 per acre. In the best de veloped walnut and filbert grove district. Mortgsgs fSOUO. Owner will trade his equity of fTOOO for . 5-room hnuae in Eugene. Might as sume a $1000 or $1500 mortgage if house suits. Be independent in o years by planting this in walnut and filberts. Will be worth $1000 per acre in tt years' time. If you don't believe this, just go out in this district and try to buy an im proved waluut grove. F. .1. BURGER REALTY OFFICE i West Slii Phone 595 fl4 DAINTIEST, prettiest, best toned small pianos known Kimlial and Gull.rausen. $11)3 to fll'.i.'i. Ove tnn years to pay. LAltAWAY MU- si t o. n; ! SFD KN ABE UPRIGHT Regular -!iJ5. now $290: eny terms. 1.AI1 A'AV MUSIC CO. (is il l.!!)! ANSEN REGISTERING I'l A NO- Regular $545 now $415, like new. only used In store, a re.il Kir gsin; thirty months to pay. LAIM WAY MUSIC STORE. fl.", 'INE J'J.Vt VAI.UE-Beautirul ma hogany console, nnlv $S7- pat $ per n:onth. LARA WAY Ml SIC 0. fl. ost Tapestry under rm bak et. fli booi. GUARD ICEHSE FEE 15 OPPOSED County Jiirlue C. P. Barnard, Vole- auto license fee In Oregon, was the vrunis dub Monday at the Onburn hotel. . Judso Mnrnaru cneo iari ilres crncernniK ru ,ir.wu. Die state, and declared that if a prop- ...lnn,nl.;l.u i..n intro . i n .1. np..nnr license fee, the. cot to the automobile "V" Mould be as nisn a si i;p out tile neneins A rr"I"'f,3r approximately AV. mills would result if the W tee WOS VOied, UK miiu. .... nn ttl. itoy uooin spoKy iinr.i, MpnniiRpo enamuer wi w."""" - trinl survey. Junior Colleee Plan Will be up . j i tM mII... nlnn The nroposea juuwr t-- r. for the University of Oregon which would replace the present "irroup re nuirenienf plan, will be lid Monday evenlni! nt a eolloqiiluni meet- iriK of the university lai-.m, o clock III room mi ""I" Formal action on y'f. , i be taken Wednesday. Fef. la at 4 p. m. when the faculty meets in regular monthly session. Call ManerudVliinllncton Fuel Co for real service 851. " Bob Earl Life Int:raac. tf TO CLASSIFY EXPERT log cabin builder. Call at 771 East 14th. tf MEN AND WOMEN of refinement and ability to repfesent p.itiona or ganization that has the support of tne puiuie in general, excellent op portunity for those who qunlify, full or part time. Give ouallfi- tions nnd address. Write care Guard 2755. (18 CLARKE & SON Central Offices LISTEN TO THIS Do you want furnished house? Best in Kuirene- $1250 cash, balance rent Price re duced to move property. LET US SHOW YOU. (13 $20 TO $25 Attractive, nulet. hent ed. 1 nnd 2-rootu apartments. Also sleeping rooms. S3 W. Broadway. tf You can save $ $ $ at the Army & Navy Goods Store You Need A Piano In Your Home Yon owe it to yourself and your family for musio and tho understanding of it can only come through the study of the piano. lour children will grow in popularity and social standing their whole lives will he much richer and iiner if they can understand and use a piano daily Let us help you to own a good instrument. We will work with you and help you to select the in strument best suited to your needs and arranco terms that will not be a hardship. Here you will find only the best makes of instruments Knabe Fisher . and at prices as low as $295 Even at this low figure you get a beautiful duco finished mahogany high grade upright. . See Jhesp charming pianos now. LARA WAY'S EUGENE'S OT.PEST MUSIC HOUSE SPRINGTIME ts Morcrop Fertil- '' I.1",.', ot-t-r. jl W.V.T1 CO. uitr-"u-' 440 Charnelton. " . -r. . rt.nwEH 0A8.PACmcrEBD8UP. PLY. " The Biggest Piece of Pi 'n Town for 10c at Our Fountain Lunch. Carroll-Davis Pharmacy 730 Willamette Disturbing Night Cough Quickly Stopped "A distressing cough and irritated throat kept me miserably ' night and prevented others from sleeping. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound ouiekly comforted and re lieved me. Helped my neighbors over flu' coughs, too. Feel I must tell you about it," says II. U l Sailors Snug Harnor. . x. derfully soothing and healing. Bland . .h.at nt fl child, ef fective In stopping the stubborn coughs of grown persons. HOUSE FOR SALE Six-room modern house, hard wood floors, stucco finish, ce ment basement, fireplace. Large lot. Reasonable terme. Phone 199 between 9:00 and 5:00: 2164-L after 6 p. m. Mr. Moore. R0XIE HART She'll Turn Eugene Upside Down Who was the oharmlna flap per wife That tired of hubby and wedded life, Because he couldn't buy such things As autocars and diamond rings? Kimball Gulbranson e R emoval Men's, Women's Children's Sh.w Every Pair in the Store Mini r During These Sale Days, fij dolus Bargains in New SprinesS Not a Pair to Be Moved to Our ? OIU1C. lies 9-A Buster Shoe 921 Willamette EiUNDREOS OF PAIRS OF PATENTS Patents High Heels Calfskin $.0 1 MANY STYLES GROUPED IM THE LOT Suedes Calf Skins Patents Bobolink and Rollins Silk Hose. Regular $1.00 Value-While They Last- Be sure to attend this, REMOVAL SALE -We mo soon to a fine NEW Store a we must MOVE all the stock the present store before mow Buster Brown Shoe Store Miss I dayat Brown Store Military Heels Satins Flat Heels SEE WINDOWS Kids Velvets Satins COME EARLY no Pairs $ for 921 Willamette Reward. Phone m S. e
