Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, February 21, 1926, Image 15

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Newspaper Page TextiT-t'""::. iZi ! "! II "i nllOOTT CO. IUIIT. MO-1 cCZTi .sr. L, !'' II pXr,,.,, , lilt "earl. f.uiW "". l n. Ward. ftrjToT M, Blrlolly "..rr""" nkiHIB ISH"" i" imm r-LAT r an., HI u.ill.en. ' ,) , ,l.t'''!r.V.,d.uod Herat ill and showsrei IJKS ' ''2 '"E fe-Sa'KT if m ...i.til. unformatted I- r."... "'? ':!!" ienabls islilnl. A .lull Ltrvsce. Flume 1131-11 or .l-lf Eela 'I furnlehed apt l wain. . . Sill '. fall .1 Ml I W. ! n r..l. - i - i rio APT. of aeuee flrwr.. tsa private fi.ul rvbraary l, M awwi ihi-j. it-Nit 'laa l-room fur. luarlmaal. ouialila antranfa; V ouit oalr. rnooa 4,'-,Y;i.; LwJ.i.MMim furalahad apart ,11 iwalra Wl alaat i.MfM anartmant alia 1 . n k alunlna MAftih 1 tttf uakM.lai. Oil lit Waal llh brr-l flaama aad kllchaaaKa, I(tnilllw4. priTaia anirsnvw. til W, U, alda doar la rlahL IRft raratahad and nafttr taulmiala, Claaa la. I'booa t-14-ll Lu U JhIm IMrlM.I. atat la I'roora houaa. Ipqulra Mi. hmldiaA anartmant InfilUdlria fnirr, HlH. lie. Oaaia It la- IMI. lit W. TIB. i.iaii ICtlv-Aa aparlm.nl In Boao uu wtuanaiiat aa par mwn.. ll-l-ll VtaWIAN AKD tUROBON toBUtm. M.n root aad aroh UitL PracLIca llmllad to non- Li arlaapadlca. Offlca lei Minor Tuaaday and Friday, rnoua U.I0N and kTANNARU Prao alal la tha aya, aar. noaa and . Ina taatad and laaaaa fur- oiflca lei i. o. o. r. uidi. III. I MArtDsXCT PrMtk Um arlatrlea and dlaaaaaa of chll- 1144 Mlaar Bolldlne. Of floa ahona Jkilltaea pltona III. rlBLDB, M.D. O.n.ral praotka. f atttatlon prran to obatatrloa faati of woman. Offlaa 141-41-41 I Blf. Fhoao III, naaldanoa fitutm it. Pkona 111. I WRljtit Phyalflan and aur- III.II.I. U, 1.1. ... I-- ..-., tain,, kiur, r.ail IMMK4 III Wa.nloaton. I'hona JTtli-Obatalrlea and dla.aaaa " a aoaclalty. Brown tilde. . vaa atraaia. dkntiit kwiUf-itoom lei itoaiorran Fm ninr, . JIICIIMOND Orthodontia, 'gig (Mih). pbona till. ,t:i fJRlBOPRAfTTIO n fin.,,... "' ' 11 ' ItatiuT. . " 1 oniropraolor. JJ!jMtr.a. Tie Wlllamatla. L ptar-naia. . . . . . . . ava-T-a wntia v rxoaa tit, Ra.idanco phona W A. IllMON Chlropraotlo rl4 (auat. Il.alth raturpa. ' wniamalta. upalnlra. loPMnio pnvRioiAN, HH J'fONIV- Oataopathlo phy- tviaon, 404 k, w. fegnBATMIINTg Ml. Pit Vim. r" r . ' ' 1 "MClallat, Blao. fm.ttl "" Offloa, P. pE. o Cora. - -- frea. iSJSWAH HOROnoi pal'OAN-Votarlnary aur- . .'a,T.."v"l!h,'..0"' iT. X'VltlM Offloa kn H,,n' pla IMI. t'oYnrlS." anlontoblla, bllnipr.k nidi. I ' L""XCItlNf1. aaaa.!1 tiawrani-a. P.?.rha,.ln. L. niDRANCB VOIl HKN I'AiMU'tjlloilU TWO-IIOHM Purul.hed apartment i Main water, moiltra eaeepl heat 111 lib. Ave. Weet. 1-lu-tf rfill ItKNT Purnl.htd apartment Willi , bslltl Hl.u gaiugu., AUulle only, trail at ttl oak. l-ll-lf I-IIOIIM AI'AII'rMHN'r (downtown) llewly HatiiiaK.il, lama fiunt living riHim. Plume 743 air BIO-J. l-l.f iron IIIONT l-lliuiin apt, wllh bath, io iar nii.lilli, Including garage. Inquire 144 Washington al. I-M-4 anon IIOOMir apartment, funil.li.il, HUM THIS SUIIU. Oarages, ill w. Will. l-IT-lf mem CLEAN rooma, private hath. Oarage, 1111 Lincoln at, Phone lll. I,, 1-11-4 roll ItKNT l-IK.iirn nirnlahail apart merit, steam heated, 17 W. Ith. I. II. If VOH IIMNT Unfurnished ai.arlm.nl l-ruume. balh, laraaai at 1141 Perry HI. Imiulra al 111 I4lli tt. l-ll-lf FOll IIBNT Una roam furnl.h.d Biiarlni.nl f Undarwood and Hlllott, llltt and I'allarann. l-IT-If Ftllt IIKNT 7roum modaro houaa, aloaa In. U, I, Collin., llarlla Court, 1'hon. I4. II. II. If Full RHNT Now and UD-lo daia i. room anarlmanl, I. B. yoraa, lit Ith Ava. Waal, 1.17. If roll ItKNT l-lloom partly furulabod , - . i - . - -i -i -, r!1 J' H," 'OH ItKNT 771 K. 11. Phono roil IIRNT Anartmant, modarn. Ill ria .-""'j;. - - .- - . 'l'" . it It. l-hiina l4, , - l--i ron ltNT-laraa. T41 . 11 in. ON l-nOOM furnl.h.d apt. III Foarl , . .. , ,.,.''''' L H'-""" . OAltAOB ror rant. 117 laarl at. rilllNIHIIKD aparliii.nl, Ml W, Ith. -,,-,. -, ,,-,. ..., ,..', ,. ?'"',! L, ., .. . . L V"1' 'OH UKNT Uaak rooini II Eaat llh. rnit HUNT ApartrnoDt. lilt Mill. . ,, I'hona I'H-". l-ll-tl BOAKD AND ROOM ron MJCNT Umall (urnlahad houaa. ill W.at II, l-ll-lf AfAflTM RNT for rant at Loomla aparl inanl Kmiaa. Phnna III. 1 -t.tr For Ilmt Ktimta64 Ilooaru NRWI.Y rilllNimiien llouiaMaapInf rooina, ataam Itaat. 120 par month up. ! II v. lib, aaat to Cbambar of Com morra. 1-IT-lf 'OH- HICNT rurnUhod houaakoaplnir roima. Onund floor In qulat homa, 174 Waahlnaton. l-ll-lf ONM AND THIIKH furnl.had houa.k.p. Inc roema. III Lawraaca, lfhono 117-L l.ll.tf' ron AKNT rornlahad l-room modarn cottaia. Inqulra 1141 lllin DL l-t-tf ri)ltWIHMRD honaakaapliv rooma on round floor. 114 w. 4 Ara. l-14-tf rtHINIMIKD koaaakaaplas noma. Ill Lincoln at. l-ll-l mo. ron IIWNT rurnlahad room, -modarn 111 It, llth. l-hona 1441. 1-JO.i I rtooM Apt. for rami III par month. Inqulra at 111, Jafftraoa. l-ll-l' roR RHNT rurnlahad houaakaaplnl rooma. I'hona 10II-J. l-ll-t: HI.rBPINO ROOM 7I W. Tth. YOU RK.NT Itoomn XRHI-INa nnnM Prr Rant. Prlrata aniranoa, 471 HUb at. I'hona lllt-J. l.t.lno. i- : rorr RENT I alaaplnv room, tarnat-a haau III - lib. l-ll-tl ping Register Business and Professional Directory : 8. D. Al.l.BN Altornayat-law. Boom I rovar Hank of Commarta. . C. A. WINTRItMRIBn Ijind. tlllaa and probata apoclallllaa. Ofdoa eoraar Irk and win.ii.ita atraaia. M. O. HOUB Attornay, Practloa la all eourla. 721 Wlllainolta au U L. RAY Ulnar Dulldlna CHAB. A. HARDY Room If, U. . National Uank nidl oornar lib aad Wlllamatla atraata. AI.TA KINO tVawyar. Pbona 100. Ill Mlnar llulldlna. S. U. CALKINS Attornoy-at-law, V. B. National Rank nilda. Phono lit. IIIHOHODIHT DR. ItANIlHIllllI foot Npaolalliti ' oornf. eallduaaa, buntotla, fatlan arohaai alt fool allmanla. dally. If to I. Ill Wlllamatta. arnund floor. Phono' 104. V1AVI PltBVSNTtl oparatlona fijr man. woman, and f-hll.lran. 647 W. Ith. Phona Tll-J, UNIIBRTAKKR8 MARION VBATCIf KIINKRAL ItOMB Lady aaalatanl. rull auto aqulpmant. . Coraar Tanlh and Paarl atraata. Phona' III, Marlon Vaatch apd Harry u. Koanay, w. w. nttANHTBTTRR runaral dlrao lor. Lady aaalllant, Auto hoaralt 1111 oilva atraai. a'nona loto. BOILKH RKPAiHS AND WBIJUNO O. A. nUTH AND SON nollar rapalHhl and axpart waldlna. Phonaa Shop 111, ltaa, IM67. Una 241. Kugona. ' TRAMNFfrTtUI OltRllON TltANHFRR CO. Copatihavan A nonnoy. Uanernl tranafar. Moving and honvy work our apaclalty, phonaa: nfflf-477; raaldanfa. IIW, TINNINO AND n BATING aiHII'K'H TIN SHOP Tlnnlnn. furnaoo Inalalllnr. IET W. Tth. Phona 110. iiai.i. a riiuhwaV Plumblna. tin nlna and ' hoallnfl anwor plpa and , drnla tlia. Sovanth and. Oak. Fhoao 1093. (JKO. D. ItRITZMAN Plumblna. tin nlnir. Ill Vf. llh alratit. Phono 17. Pl.llMlllNO- AND II K ATI NO CHAB A I.RH1.T5Y rlumblni and haat Inc. Ill Oak atroat. Fhona III. Roa. Idonca phona 1800-Tj. JtRPAIRINO AND UPBOLMUBINO '- FIIRNITURB SHOP -WIMar- and Ttlrnar Ranalrlna. flnlahlna, upholalarlnl, fooda pnokad for ahiprn'ril. 1IH Lawranoa St., Kuitana. 1'horra 1171-H. BBAVBRS' rifRNlTBRB HOSPITAL . AND 'ACTOnY Rapalrlni, upholatar ln, raflnlahlm. rurnltura mada to . or.let. flood, packati , far anipmani. Faolory 1H W. llh. Phona 401. L ltIIHINJC Crtl.l.KOB BliniONm H11HINI083 COLLBQIH Bnto.1 Now for bualnoaa odlloatlon, Cataloiuoo fraa on ratine.!, rnnna Baa, WOOD DKAI.RHS DRY WOOD In ahd, body fir, aaoond growth, mapla, nah, oak, Blab. Mohawk- Wood Yard. Phona in. Yard 1117 High .Irani. Photo 10. HHALTOIM DrfFORB Buying aoa our large Hat and profit oy our 17 yonra- oxpnrianra. ' Ram Hugh Haally Co, tth and Will t amatta, i ;: MORMNC Foil IIRT tlK,nui foil HUNT Nlr.ly fiirnl.ha.l , room, by wa.k or niontli, furnaoa liaaL iluao in, i.ull at iiii )iii " -0-l NII'M ROOM mudanla or ganllainan, II per inunlh, 171 lllll Ava, W. ll.,n,,) . " 'OH ItKNT Two mum. prlvata en trance; board neat dimr If deelred. 1'lii.iie 7I-I 1st B, llih. 1-17-1 MI.KKI'INU IIOOWH 404 1'aarl atrial. I-2I-0 I'OII IIWNT Nleeplng room, tlla-l,. I'll'iha - J I-4 roll HUNT Mealed rouuii only. Cil 41)4 w. Illli. genllemali l-ll-l I.HHPINU IIOOM for rent. t!7 Pearl Ml. l-ll-tf roll IIIC.NT A LIMITBI) AMOUNT Or GROUND rLOOR NI'ACB ron njtNT la tha MOHNINO n KOI XT Bit rillll.DINO Corner Ninth and Oak Htr.. la . OOH Apply at Offlca of , MOHNINO RBOIHTRR II Willamette lit HOARD II V TUB WRBK or 1 or I moolo a day. Hume oouklng. Alao room forj i or I. aaa is. utn. I-1T-I WANTRD Oenlleman to room and bnard; plaaaant heme, good maala. Phone III-L. l-4-tf nOOM with board for a gontlemajt. 441 w. ii, alao garage, pnone U47-I.. l-ll-tf HOARD AND ROOM Oood homa cook- ng. Ill weet llth St, l-ll-tf DOARD AND ROOM 111 Eaat f at. l-l-lmo. SI.EEPINO ROOMS with board or bouae- keeping rooma 141 R. 14. 1-lt-lf MTCATION8 WANTKU CAIIP1CNTRR Work wanlrd by day or contract; building repairing, flnlehlng. ehnn work. l'hon 1BBB-J. Shop 1401 Olive St, A, L. Whipple, l-14-tf WANTBD Oood rook wanla Job either wllh eawinlll. hotel, men e frat or will go anywhere. Write "Cook", care Regular, 1-1-Iwk. WANTBD Nuralng la own or patlenl'B home, special training in contagion Doctor! refarencea, l'hopa 1170-R. ll-J-tf EXPERIENCED NIJIIHB Reaaonable. I'hona 1I7I-R. Mlaa Cronk. box 111. city. l-ll-tf WANTBD Houeawork end window oleanlog by day or hour. Phone IS7l-f. l-!7-lmo. COMPETENT Houeekeeper wl.hea work by tha month: would prefer to go homo ntghia. Phona 441-R. l-ll-tf WANTRD . oltanlagi or hour. Window eleanlng, houaa waahlna-: ezuerlencod ! day Phone 441-L. l-14-tf WOMAN Wanta work of any kind k d.v ne hoar. Phnna !70-rt It. la. If WANTBD Hate Uttp WANTKD I non-union palntere: muat be gund brualtman; call Monday morn ing after t a. m. 14 Enat tth be tween Willamette and Oak la alley. Aak for Mr, Illalr, back of Carrol'a Drug alore. l-ll-l MARRIED MAN ror dairy; muat be eleaTh. dry hand milker, give exper ience In Hret letter, till car Reg later, l-ll-tf WArtTKIb FcwrurJei Help WANTRD Capable woman for general houaework and care of two children 111 rerry, l-ll-tf WANTED Sella MAN WANTHT .City or country) old enlabllahed company will aupply cap ital ami alnrt you In your own per manent buBlnoaa telling nacnagtflee people muat buy overy day. Eaper lencej unneceeaary. Write MeConnon A Co., Factory 181, Winona, Minn. tr YOU THINK IN TERMS OF 14000 THIS YEAR, WRCTB MB NOW. Strong line for retail atorea; nation ally advertlaed; catabHahed concern; beat aooann now alarllnit; liberal week ly advnnco to producer. Oeo. It, WH llnma. Mgr., 3010 Euclid, Cleveland. Ohio, Dept. Itt. 1-lt-l IT 18 EASY to make , big advance pay faking ortlere for these wonderful ' ehtrt bnrgmne. A genteel. Independ ent, profitable occupation where your prngreaa Ja limited only . by lho time ' and effort you care to give to Ihla work. 1 Fnehlon' Wear ' Bhlrta, Dept. I C44, Clnclnnnll, Ohio, 1-2121 TAII.ORINO AOENTS Ouaranteed all wool aulla 111.71, value 140; ab.olute aattafncllon guaranteed: commlaelon as in and bin bonua. Alao rnen'v ahlrta toticoala nnd buy.' Bulla. Elaborate ' outfit, le-gO. awatch . samplea free. Mnri.v rr.nnitnv. 1654 lndlaaa. Dept. til. Chlrniro. 1-21-1 Oo Into bttalnaaa without Invoallng a' -,- Kn rent to Itny. No otock t. carry. Yet you .moke bigger proflta ' ih.n athrekeeuert. avrlte tor rncta nt once. Adreaa Dept. 171 Ooodwoar Chicago, Inc., 144 Ailatiie, Chlcrtgo. AnW YOC A' Pent appearing, ambllloua young man, lt-24i Willing to work elx houra each day 7 Pond of travel and able to leave city Immediately 7 ' Soo Mr. Turner, 1-5 p. in. Monday. Hoff man Hotel.. - POLLY AND HER PALS : .;. Oopjrrlht laa by Nowrspaper Service, Inc. ' . ' By Cliff StCITe .t l WJE ft Ml) llW WRV 1B0LJT. HERj ' ... toLLVS RlSHf .TtWMk) -' ' , . . ' r& ':Z.J3Z$f , fctAD 1H4T ( VW COMPLEX. PA- C SCODMESS. -CLl) 1 ' V '. , ' " . ; MS not SO BtD rlR As;, .. v : ; PSVOIOSV V4MP3 ARE BORmJ m. . AKiT - BUILT , . . : .Vp- . 25 STAfZTER. Art' rWriCfc) - ' j . gy ip '. REftlStfcR, EUCENE, ORE., WAYMOU Knliianit.il K't IIAII.Y, taking rnlnr'utt nrdnre for 12.16; neweal t-nlura ieil, lilua, green, yellow, -. Uulflt Irre, t.'oiiii.ilaal.ina Ually. .llot hv. Ilradley, all Van lluren, Chlrago. l-ll-l AOKNTM High grnde, all.wml Bulla, made 10 rnaure, 121 and 139, Five dull.re pi.tilt In advaiii-a. Pren anniple outfit. Write C, II. rerrln, Mgr., boi lB7, ('liliaan. l-ll-l I nard an agent to eel! daitlera candy, uiltita, kuiii. Large profile. Kaper-leni-o uiwiarea.Hry. free auulplee. Wrlio luday. Milton Uurdon, 1414 Vine HI,, (llnilnuall. ' l-ll-l tt'ANTKI) Anlilont and lieiilllt Inaur. an. a aalainen. Ileleren.'ea required, (.'all Win, Mulllvan, Eugene Hotel. 1-11-1 WANTKH I'lllVATM MONHY WANTBI 1 and If. wllh aafety on let inlaa. real aetata aerurlly. Wa ran place any amount and eavura good loane for yua without extH.iiN. Have placed hundreda of Ihou.anda tha iaat 14 yearB without the loaa of a dollar to any ollent I'BTKItHON A McCULLY ' Phone 17 . l-ll-l PIANOS WANTBD We pay caah for your old piano or trad you a Vlelrola and record., LARA WAY'S MUSIC STORB l-l-tf HOlmBg AND LOTS WANTBD WB IIAVH Many ealla for houaaa and tola: wa want to Hat your property if the price la right; aea Mr. Ilaacom wllh Ihe SWAN MOKTOAOB COM PANY, I Eaat lib atreel. Phone 101. 11-14-tf WANTBD Drea.maklng; have that new frock or coat made now. Or that old frock made over like new, PrlcaB rea sonable and work guaraaleed to pleaaa. Mr.. Mclnto.b, .164 W. 41b St, l-l-tf DRINO YOUR cream to ua. We pay caab every day. Today, butler fat 44c IlISBIiH' CRKAMBIIT 111 Pearl i-io-wd.rn.sun.-tf LOCKIKII To furnl.h 11.000 feet per day, good limber; medium ahow; muat bo able to put In half mile of ekld r tram road. O. N. Hult, motor C. l-ll-l WANTRD 4 or i-ltnnm bungalow, weet of Illalr, north of llth, few hundred down, balance monthly. Write full da acrlptlon, 5313, care ncglater. l-ll-l WANTRD Uaed furniture. We pay caeb. be eure to get our price.. APPI.BOATB rUBNITURR CO. New Miner llldg. I'hona tit 10-ll-tf WANTKD To borrow from private party 11000 or SIQ00 for one or two yearn. Will pay Sr.. Write 1141, care Ileglater. 1-51-1 WANTRD A good building lot. cloae In on weal aide, between 7th and llth. State price, alee and location In let ter, P-I17I, care Beglator. t-ll-4 WANTBD To aell yon freah. amoked and cured meata, live and dreeeed poultry. Earl Baldwin, 7H Monroe 81. I'hona lie. l-l-tf WANTED To buy or rent to-milk cowe on aharea": have good paalure. L. J. Reevea, Box II Springfield. Ore. WANTED TO 71UY Cook elovel and heairra at lh Stove ' Hnapllal. 1104 Washington al. Pbona ll&l-R. l-l-lmo WANTED Seoond-hand ptanoaf will pay yon caah. Uorrla Mualo Houaa. til Willamette. 11-14-tf WANTKD Good aerond-hand cream aeparatnr, BUe for I or I cowe. Troy, 47, III. 1. 'Junction City, Ore. 1-21-1 WANTED Oood word truck. W. F. Naught aC Arp'a Dairy, Junction City. 1-11-1 TRAM WANTED weight 1160 to 1100 each. Write parllculare and price. No. 4741. care Rentier, . . l-t-tf WOODBAWINQ Phona 714-R. bacber. - H. Sar . l-ll-tt FOR GENERAL HAULINO of all klnda. rith ton truck, call 22ty-j. iu-za-u WANTED Children to cara for In mr home. Phona H14-J. - i.ie-iwa. WANTED Olrl to ahara coty apartment. 1301 care Ileglater. a-i-- WANTRD Small power apray Phono ll-F-ll. HEMST1TCHINO at lfempton'e. l-l-lmo. JUNK AND SECOND HAND Thlnga 11-l-tf wanted, can tna LOST LOST Between .Lincoln school and Eu gene oreamery. pair ot American wjr tortolae-framed glasaeB In caae. Re ward. 43J W. 10. J-- LOST Female collie pup. Finder please phone 441-R or call It! Jefferson et. neward. l-ll-l HONES TO LOAN RRADI.EY THB LOAN MAN SMALLER MONTHLY PAYMENTS Paymente required to pay 11000 prln. clpal and Inlereat: 111.10 per month for 140 montna. 113.10 per month for 110 monthe. 11.10 pert month for 11 monthe, 130.70 per month for 10 monthe. - -1 MW.n n nrtADLEY a-. as. Phone B44 " 7 11-ll-tf , xinNTfiY TO LOAN' At tV Inlereat on flrat-claaa residence Droperly. No commission cnaiae. - TIFFANY nnd PRRHCOTT At ItODT. TRESCOTT CO.. Realtorf nkniu. lit and 241 ........ l-M-tf MONEY to LOAN on CITY PROPERTY Monthly paymente of I14T14 per tlooO: Loan to 60T 01 value, nu cuouu....... "Vmisry INSURANCE AOENCY ii llh Ava. W. Phone HI Eugone - 1 ,".iV,"d,co"mnrri.orrnvd: w j Llchty 11 B. Ith Ave. 1-8-tt SATURDAY, PfeB. K), imi- MONTY TO IXA.V MONKK TO LOAN-Helol clly proparty. tT,. in.taiuiieni loane, IT. Farm l.iana, l. Liberal repayment prlv- llegea. irauel t-oinmlaeloiie. 1'C'I KItSrtN A McCULLY 131 Wlllamatla St. l-lt-ima. MATTHKS8RS made over with or with out newa ik'ke; can be rolur"-od aame day; new matlre.s any site, OHrlen'o Mattreea and Upholstering Co. Phone let. Ill Eaat llh Ava; l-ll-tf MONKY TO LOAN on flrat ola.s business srid re.ldence proparty. Tiffany and I'raacolt at HOI1BIIT I'RBSCOTT CO., Realtors. Winmnette St. at Ith. 1-17-tf MONEY TO tJAN We make loans on farms and ty prop el ty. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Eugene l-10-tf WE IIAVB UOOO local money for first mlg., aerurlly, al or part in one place. Hofaeas Realty Co. II W. Ith. t-14-lf FEDERAL FARM IXANR Low Interoal rate, lung time payment, rirat na tional Farm Loan Association, Eugene. Oregon. 1-24-tf LOANS -PLENTY MONEY, City and farm: lowest interest rate, 9. J. Bar ger. n w. sin. 11-1-tr ' MIRCEMjANEOtlH PHONOORAPrt HEI'AlltlNO ' All makea of phonographl rapalrad. Work guaranteed. LARA WAY'S MUSIC STORB ' l-l-lf IT'S TIMB TO SPRAT YOUR TREES Let an expert do It, Modern methods. one tree or an orchard. Phone I4F4 avanlnga or leave orders with tita C. F. HYDB REALTY CO. 131 Willamette (upetalrs) Phona 741 l-ll-l mo. ALL men-women, 11-10, wanting to qualify for government poottlona, 1140 1231 monthly; home or traveling; write Mr. Oxmant, lll-A St, Loula, Mo., Immediately. 8-2121- STOP THOSE LEAKS Roof repairing and painting. All work guaranteed, j. v. iianilng, tez Aima den. Phone 1124-L. 12-1-tf SEND lis your carpet rage to b mada Into beautiful ruga. j?rompt service. Satl.factloq guarantaal. L S. He Ilallen. Crow stage, Box 141. l-ll-tf SEND US your carpet rage to be mada into beautiful rugs. . prompt aervlce. Satlafactlon guaranteed, 1.- S. ' Uc Hatton. Crow Stago. Box 142. 1-lt-tf Ft'RS remodeled and repaired.- New spring fur trimming. Ill Willamette St. - 1-lt-tf FLOOR RANDINO Hardwood floora Phona ItFll. - - 4-T-tf laid. O. Z. Harrla. FOR HOUSE PAINTERS and PAPEA Hangers, call Preston A Halea, Itf Willamette. Phona III. 4-Zt-tf CITY BEAUTY SHOP Expert opera- tore. Pbona 141, Odd Fellows Bldg. Ill Oak St. l-l-tf FOR FURNITURE Repairing and odd Joba call It. - , 3-iT-tE PAPERHANOIN'O By expert; alao houee- painting. Paul DeAntreraont. - t-T-tr INDEPENDENT Woodsaw. Phona lotl-L J. B. Patlon. l-10-tf BL'OENB PRINTING CO. Phona 141. . 1017 Wll , 11-ll-tf lametta. PA11RATII DAY IS DISCUSSED ( CoMlnuefl, frorn "8 ', given to bring to their 'remem brance all thlnga whatsoever,, tnnt he had said unto thorn, deal with this question. Nor yet did the In spired apotJtles, In preaching the gospel, founding churches, coun seling and Instructing those foundr ed. discuss or approach, this gub- Joct.. Dr. Edward T. Hlscox, author of "The - Baptist Manual," In a paper read before a New York ministers' conference, held Novem ber U. 1893. "It is Quite clear that, however rigidly or devoutly we ma spend rigidly or devoutly we may spend Sunday, we are not keeping the Sabbath. . .. Th Sabbath was founded on a specific, divine com mand, wo can plead no such com mand for the observance of Snnday, . . , 'i.nere is not a single sen tence In the New. Testament to sug gest that we Incur any penalty by violating the supposed, sanctity of Sunday." "The Ten Command ments," R. w. Dale, n.D. Coni crcKatlonnllst). pages 108 and 107. .London: Hodder and Stoughton. You may rend the Dible tram Genesis to Revelation, and yon will not find a single line authorising tno sanctlflcatlon of Sunday.- The Scriptures enforce the religious ob servance of Saturday, a day which we never sanctify," "The ratth of uur 1'atncrs," uarclltml omnonB, page 111., Baltimore; John Murphy ct L.O., Webster's dictionary, defines It thus: "Sabbath kept by the Jews upon Saturday, the seventh day. and by Christians on Sunday, the first day .of the week, the day on which Christ arose from the doad. Sabbatarian one who regards the seventh day of the week-as the Sab bath, agreeable to the lotter of the rourth commandment in the deca. logue.". . W.c never read' In God's word that Jesua disagreed with Bcrlbes and Pharisees in regard to the day, for we find htm Joining them often- lh the synngogus for worship and also asking the question; "Is it lawful on the Sabbath day's to do good, or to do evil? To save life or destroy it?" Luke 6:9. "The Lord answered him, and said, thou hypocrite, doth not each one of .you on the Sabbath loose his ox or. his ass from tho stall, and lead Kim away to water ing, and ought not this woman bo sat, hath" bound? lo:"",hee "is" years, be loosed from this bond on tha Hulil.uth rluy." T.uko 13:1s, 18. Iii.ro we see Hint lie agreed with tho r ii lor I hut It win tha Hatbath, but dlwiKToai with him In the perfor jnunca of the nets of mercy done. "Hemembor the Aafbbath day, to keop It holy. Mix days shit It thou Itiibor, and do nil thy work! ilut the sevonth day la the flabbuth of the J.ord thy Uod: In It thou Shalt not do nny work, thou, nor thy aon, nor thy daughter, thy manservant, nor thy mnidnervunt, nor thy cattle, nor thy stronger thnt la within thy Patr-a: lor In lx days the 7ord made heuvun and earth, the sea and all that In them la, and rested the seventh day: wherofore the Lord blexgcd the ffahbath day, and hal lowed it," Kx. 20:8-11. ,Thls was the Bavlour's custom, liead Luko 4:16, "If that galth he nhldeth In him, ought hlmitolf alto go to walk, even as he walked." 1 John 2:6. T. M, LANOnKfiO . Pastor of eleventh Adventlst church. Day TOO.SIAS.X I'HOrileSCIES, 1-t.KA Most of Them ltcaily Written After . Events Oavo Trorufplired, KUOENT3, Ore.. Feb. 12. To tho Editor) J. R. Conlee's reference in lost Sunday's Register to Mother Shlpton's prophecy reminded mo of an English newspaper of 1I4 which my grandfather had, pre served on. account of a similar prophecy. It had oome Into my father's possession a good many years ago and soma 20 years ago I ran acroe it in looking over some old papers that had been bundled together and, being attracted by the partial. fulfillment of the prophecy, j tveked him for tt and he gave It tome. For some time I was qui to Impressed with It and redd and re read. It. but after i time I laid, It away and' had not thought of; it for years until last Sunday. After some little search I found the paper, yellow and brittle with age, -but still very, readable and J here present a copy: ' A JUBetAltKABLB PROPHECY '. ' Many people who have read "Tha Skeleton In Armor,"- by the American poet Longfellow, know that It- waj founded upon the discovery of a skele ton, chad la rusty armor, near an old alone twer In Newport, R- 1M U. 8. A. Nd loss an - authority than Professor Rafn has made a Btudy of the architec ture of .thla tower and elates that It Is ortslnly of Norse origin and waa con structed ,not. later than tha. llth can- turv. ' - - Many people are familiar with tneaa facts, because a statement of tbem waa printed In connection wllh the poem, but few people know of the existence of a manuscript that waa found In a hoi-lowed-out atone near thia same tower fa he year 1711 by one Jdhn Molr, ai able seaman on tha brtgnntine- "Oram, which aklrted -the North American coaat In tbat year and pot In at various points while tba crew went on tours of ex ploration. John Mulr made his dleeovery while alone and. finding tha parchment writ ten lb an unknown - tongue, ha immed iately lumped an the conclualori. that It waa the key to hidden treasure and ao kept It Secret until hla return to- Eng land: aa soon as possible thereafter he hurried -4o a professor of ancient and foreign languages- and- finally Induced him to attempt Ita tranalatloa without telling him of Its origin. The Professor discovered . that tt was written In the Norse language and .placed ita date aa about, tha, llth century. His translation follo'wa: 'To Valhalla I am going aeon and glad ly will I go. For all my gallant matea have gone; ala n by the red man a bow. And I am left alone to guard our fort in thla alrange land. Hut death la coming very aooa to take me by the band. And lead me to another home where frlenda have xohe before. There Norsemen all will gather and live forevermore. - But while I linger here a while between the living and the dead. Uethlnke my . erea ara opened to. the 4hlngs 'that are ahead. I seem to see rhla country, where' tha - red man had hla birth; A home and place of refuge for the neonle.Af tha earth. Tha commerce of tbe world eh all com and brlna their r ehea here. And -flit their holds with rhe. products of rhle western hemisphere. X . see tha ships - with wondrons speed move without a sail. - And abipe of war-Ilka glanta .dreeeed ID m coat or. mail. I see the brack man brought by force . to live by the White mart's laws. And blood of white men shed la Bfresma ' to help the black mali'g canea. - 1 aea men conquer tha upper air ea wings, like a mfghty bird. And Aha aong -they elng aa they speed .along Ilka artillery le neara. I aee bright, flashing picturea that eeem to be alive. J , . And men working In great factories like bees, around a hive The air ia filled with voices from miles nd miles away. And the thunder bolta of Trior make night aa bright aa day. Thla land ahalt have no king, but many men shall rule; , Some ehall be mighty men Indeed and some be but a tool. Rut towards the last a man ehall rule, . who very aeJdom epeaka. The world will lent, when ha la gone. Just three'' and twenty weeks. Now I feol my power, Is falling and I will soon be gone. . nut thla will be secreted before tomor - row'a- dawn." . -Am no rort of this prophecy liad been fulfilled at the- time that tt wan printed. I suppose that it was soon forgotten by most of the people that read it. but. read in the light of our present knowledge, it certainly appears to be a remark able prediction. - Now the facts about Mother Shipton's prophecy' (and any one may discover them by referring to any good encyclopaedia) are these: The prophecy was supposed to have baan made in 1414, accord ing to Mr. Conlee's article, and the dato is substantially correct, but as a matter of fact the earliest date thnt the scholars can find nny rec ord of her prophecy whs 1841 whn The rrophoele of Jlotner unipton was published In London by an I Its fame; because It foretold tho aenttn ol t-arauiai ivotoj furred In 1530. It Is evldont them that It wns very wonderful If writ ten In 1414, but very cominonplacs If written in 1841, as It no doubt wns. The prophecy has been re printed many times with many ad ditions, but all of courso having the ancient dato. In 1882 one Charles ttlnriley re- ftrinted what was purported to bs a ife of Mother flhlpton. He In serted some doggerel verso of Ills own in which he prophecled tho end of mo world In 1X81. It is ovideni that If the reference in tha cur rent effusion to 1028 had been In existence at that time that he wmilit nnf hnvn titn.fe. the hlunrlMr of claiming 1881 as the date of the final blowup. I am willing to make a small wager that the paper from which Mr. uoniee tooK trill prophecy is not more than twenty years old and. If it really contains that verse referring o 1938, I am willing to gamble that It is not five years old. If tt were possible to get at the facts. I am satisfied that one would find that every prophecy in It that has tteen fulfilled was written alter It was practically assured. It Is not difficult to prophesy the end ot tha world. It has been dona times without number and every proph ecy has had Its followers. Only a lltue over a year ago quite a num ber of people got out on the hills with their nighties on waiting for Gabriel to blow his trumpet. In the Oregonian of March 12, 1922) there was a full column, front page article headed: "Violent Quakes Coming; Submerging of Much of Europe Predicted; Mfircp Is Month set: Dr. Milton AiDeri Nobles Says United States Shaken, But Not Wiped Out." After four years the only pan of that that has come true is that the good oia United States not wiped out. Every Sunday -newspaper, nearly, has a story of some seer that has foretold something that has come to pass, but strange to relate you never hear of the prophecy till after the fulfillment. Now as to this old Norse proph ecy of mine that I quoted in the beginning. It is. In the parlance of the times, the bunk. 1 made the whole thing up while I was sitting around resting, but I claim that It is Just as good prophecy and a whole lot better poetry than that credited to Mother Shlpton. However, my idea Is not merely to run a hoax, but I do want to register a kick against all. thia prophesying of disaster for, though it Is a joke to a great many. It Is a very serious matter to lots of chil- ?ren and credulous, nervous people, know of people that as children went to bed nightly In the mortal fear that the world would come to a terrible end ere morning and I know of people right- here in the enlightened city of Eugene who feel that the time is so short that any preparation for the future, educa tiomtl or otherwise. Is useless. One mother said that she didn't care wbether her children went to school or not for time was so short that ah education would do .them no good. ' - ' Such teaching will work against American Ideals. J. E. RICHMOND. CRIMINAL- BETRAYS HIMSELF Offenders Orten Bring About Own Arrest by Little Slip Even the most astute criminal, after eluding the police for Years. will bring about his own arrest by making lust one little slip. Lesa (Sifted crooks often give them selves away. An Instance has' recently come to hand. The police had been baf fled by a murder until they chanced to examine the hat of tho victim. Inside the band, to make the hat fit better, was a piece of paper. This proved to be a court summons made out to another man. He was questioned and his guilt established. In his hurry to get away from the scene of the crime he had taken his victim's hat for his own! On crook betrayed himself by the way he carried off bis plunde from a mansion. Among the spoils were two silver inkstands. They lert a trail of Ink balf a mile long, which led the police to their man A gang of 'cracksmen who broke into a country house a few years ago tirought about their own capture-through greed. In one room thoy found a bottlo labeled "Cog nac." a pretty piece of good for tune, they thought, and promptly drank to the success of their night's work. Deeply they drank tooand few minutes later were seized with violent pains. The pains grew worse until the napless jburgiara were almost .par alyzed. Then thoy called out for the police) to help them.' That bot tle contained rat poison! Two recent . safe-breaking at tempts ended In the criminals be traying themselves. One man try ing- to open an office sate used too much .gpllgnlte. The explosion wrecked the entire office and roused the whole neighborhood- including ' the police. Similarly another gang In a factory created such a noise when they blew up the safe thnt tnev-had to beat a hasty retreat, leaving all their out fit oenind. , . Crime and Its detection Is a highly scientific business, and In it, as In everything else, there's many a sup. She Knew "Better let me send you a couple of cans of these new peaches. 'Mrs. Gnyboy." remarked the. grocer. "Your husband will like them." "The poaches my husband likes,' came loud and clear from the other end of the phone, "are In bathing' suits not can"Tho Progressive . Seven How Lifta Span May be Heredity and Environment Af fect Health, but Use ot Hy gienic Knowlodgo, Mixed with Common Sense, Add Yenrs, rty DR. ROYAL S. COPBLAND, M.D. (l.'nl'ed Slates Senator from New York! ' former c'ommle.toner of Health ; i . New York City , Length of life Is determined to some oxtent by what we call "the . law of chance,' A given number of persons, bom ' on the same day : and living prao tlcnlly Identical . lives, will did . on dates wide apart. There are so many ac cidental factors In every career that nobody can prophesy accur- -ately as to the ' length ota given life. -. - ; Th t o ar o some, general principles, how ever, which have nn impor tant bearlnsg upon longevity. Tha observance ot certain rules of Hv- , Ing are likely- to make the mem. bers of one family live longer than the members of another family. ; In this connection, I want to mention a family which to my mind has had the most remarkable record In history. If there Is an- . other parallel case I shall bo glad to be told, about It. , : - One of my colleagues In the con gress Is the son ot parents still Hv.. ing. The father Is 86, and the mother, 79. This couple .have nlna living children, all sons. . There ara . 65 living grandchildren. AH this may not be remarkable, but what, do you think of the fol lowing statement? There has never been a grave opened for this fsm Uyl Not a single death has occur red among them for three genera- . tions. ' . ' Something more than chance de termined these circumstances.. I venture to say there was a good cook In the background of the fam ily. Somebody taught the value ot fresh air; sunlight and exercise. That valuable information- was handed down from parents to sons The latter selected wives who held similar Ideas. . . , ' Of course, a family which trans mits a strong, vigorous body con-. . fers an advantage over the -weak and frail structure which Is the : common heritage of another family. No one of the weak type need be discouraged by this fact. A little . more care than the stronger per- . son needs and exercise will make it possible for the frail- persons to live out a life fully equal In deeds and years to the other. - . , i-" Heredity and early environment are Important, of course, but they are not all determining by any means. I have told you of a fjiend of mine who retired from business . at thirty-six, because of chronic III- ncaitn. He lived to be eighty-six. The exercise of common sense in his physical life gave him a long career In spite of the bad beginning. xou may tnantc uod lr you are well born In a physical sense, but even If you have not this advantage you may live to be a hundred. Answers to Health Queries . O. T. , Q. What causes head aches? Answer. Eye-strain, infected teeth, tonsils and sinuses, constipa tion, indigestion, auto-intoxication, high blood pressure, kidney physi cal examination and a complete eye test will usually locate the source of the trouble. . , , , ; .'- - - SKINNY. Q. I am frequently 't v- V;. V' Dr. K. S. toyelaaa bothered with a lumping muscle In my eye. What do you advise? . . Z. I am very slender. Although I eat a great deal I oanhot gain - weight What would you suggest? Answers Your eye trouble may . be due to a nervous condition or to ' an Infection of some kind. Have your doctor advise yon after con sultation. . 2- You may be Of ilaturally slender build. Try building? your self up and await results. For full pnrtlculara send a stamned. Self- addressed envelope and repeat your question. . W. A. P. Q.-What dd you ad- . vise for. sciatica? . . : Answer. There may be some in fection In your system responsible for your trouble. Applications of bent end massage should give re lief. - For further Tiartlrulars send a sclf-addressed envolopo and re- . peat your question. '.,- Ke Dr. Copoland will anawef for readers ot thlr paper questions, ort medlelnsl, hygiene anil sanitation eubjecta that are of general Interest. Where the sub ject of a letter la such that It ennnot bo published In thla column, Dr. Cope land will when the question Is a prop er one. write you perennally ;lf. a self addressed, atnmped envelope la enclosed, address all innuiriea. to Or. Royal 8. Copeland. In care of Ihla office; Copyrlrht. 1121, Br '- Newspaper Feature Service, tno. ' , , The conceited young man: had talked about himself till the; girl felt she could not stand It any longer. ; , "It costs a great deal more than one would think to become' a broatlminded and Intelligent man of tho world," he remarked serenely. ' ' " The B'rl saw Jier chance and took it. ' . "I.jmirpo.a so." she m d, "and i ao , o,.m, you ror saving your .