The Eugene Guard from Eugene, Oregon • Page 2

0 Janrwrv 11 192SL Tlf EUGENE QUART) a note of optimism. i --11 Km rA for aruO cm ina utiuiu eating machine on eiactlj the same prinaple. serve aa nn uvuvi all er-aervice men who aerveo in ONE SOLDIER TO ANOTHER The growing cooperation the sheep and cattle Industrie, commented upon by Mac HokeI Pendleton, In response to the World war ana wno 1 I aAu1 BttMnilinaT Among me was one row which had come down Aava am which fPaiu up mcmuvrm the Eugene post. Hhcn the ex- irora -r still is legal standard in the Chan address by William Duby, serr.ee man pay a l. 1,1.

noma Will hs FEATUF nel islands, aitnousn of cattle association aues id ins ULm written in on the very elaborate There were weiguio Reports of "(I' snd Secretary W. A. Holt, WflS the spirit of optimism. rocK-cryBiai, tuia. -u CTiinese balance of Ivory which would dty bulieun aiong was of his service buadiea.

.1. I I hatal AT1 slip into a vest pocsei, t. vT" u- 4 n1ann mrtnil.r Well! itS. Aireaay me iochi ry-1 200 names to put on the board and these names will be arranged al- i' t- ii vrtnv i- 11 lew grHpiiM m.n.. --D weighing hundreds of tons.

Enaneticaiiy so aaauiouaj added in the proper places. The bujiw if the steel shares, based on reports of unusuallj farorable trade ounditioDs. festured the IrreiruUrlj higher price movement in today a etock market. to 700 names, and It is boned to have It completely filled by fbru-ary 1. The board Is electrically MADE IN EUOENK Rubber Stamps BY THE VALLEY PRINTING CO Progress Made in Power House Work 11 I.

1- nAri.aeHnv An th. HP1T The announcement ot a new puum. L.U:.. n.nan hv P. that the world la printing too many stamps.

Like the national printing presses once turned out paper baoknntoa In excess, curb dealers contend the presses are now making too many commemorative and special issues of pontage atauiita, which takea out of tht pockets of collectors annually. There were new postage stamp issued In the world in the paiit year and It won never intend! that miiny of tbem would ever grace a letter. The curb points, an an example, to the French 10-frenc stamp Intended to fatten the national amortization fund so that world stamp roller) ora would help to reduce- the French internal debt. The stmnp, of a normal one franc fifty centimes value, wan sold for ten francn. It was an attractive Job of printing, but cost the government only one centime to print, ao It represents Ifi.OOO per rent profit.

If one million stamp rollcteors around the world bought It, the French nHtlona I ren mi ry would be enriched by 10,000.000 francs. Hussla la a particular offender. In one serfea recently there were 40 denominations. Since 1921 the Snvift government has published 2M different postage stamps, and 1NQ since Ut2f. The curb market esti Morgan and company interests re By RALPH HEINZEN (United Prssa Staff Correspondent.) PARIS, Jan.

11. (U.fi) From the posts: stsmp rurb market, off the Champs Elys.es, cornea the protest 76 W. ROADWAY PHONE476 la donating hia serricea painting k.1lin nt- hnnAf power house of the city of Eugene -u- oa with fniindfl- un uie juncuiic tions completed and concrete floor poured. rrm cnnnults ln- ine nsnips iu roll board. Permiasion to bo lid the bulletin on county property was received from Barnard of the Lane vived speculation ior mo buu iu tlie power and liht stocks.

Commonwealth power and American water worka quickly advanced iVt points, the former to a new hinh at 117 3-8, and aeveral others moved up a point or two. if ww.nli tulrlnv mummed staluition were necessary before the county court. Call us for your repair work, our 17 years elect rical experience is at year service. A ft 4 rather large proportiona in the late floor could oe poureo. J.

W. McArthur, engineer for the water board, has just returned from vkan, Annferred with Phone 25 For Drugs Wa Dsllvar. Carroll's Pharmacy 730 Willamette engineers on details of the power atteruoon, wiin o- oieei CY eral other leaders droppina back a couple of points from their earlier hirh flmirea. the Motors, especially tleneral Motors, showed increaaed ihins heaviness. In the meantime a uanniui of stocks --fleeted confident accumu- In niivanma nf 4 to SUBSTITUTE LAST fl points In I'ere Marquette.

Ildlmn nouse conscrucuou. Wool Growers of State Optimistic BAKER. Jan. 11. W) The annual convention of Oregon Wool Growers' association opened here today wit hmore than 100 attending.

Talks by leaden of the group sounded mates that collectors and denier a round the world absorb 1 ,000,000 stamps of every denomination of each Issue. That repreaenta pare ELECTRIC SHOP prone ror tne issuing government. Steel, olumoia uas aou wn-un, American Steel Foundries, and Beechnut packing. Commonwealth Power ne 10 points to 123, a new high. The cloning whs irregular.

Sales approximated 4,500.000, Bicycles New and Uaed HENDERSHOTT'S Gun Store 770 Willamette Phone 101 liusslsn stamps nave a greatly Increasing value fn the stamp euro turns- if 3p iff9 rr; WA87TT.VOTN, Jan. 11. By a vote of 144 to 135, the house today rejected a proposed! substitute for the Kenn bill which would leave a reapportionment of ita membership to the congress sitting after the 1030 market. The two I- three-, and flve-mhle stamp of i02f are already worm i.nuu rranca earn, area ob Hterated. White Will be Honored The rarest and costliest stamp In the world la still the one-cent itrlt-tsh Guiana stamp of lftfWJ, which sold In Paris six years ago, at the time the Ferrari de la Jtenotlerre Health Programs Ji if' 4 i collection was broken no.

for nfiSf. 000 franca. It fa now quoted on the curb at 7BO.00O franca. There la only one known example of this HEAR AND SEE The Mohawk-Amerloan. The Lyrlo Voloe of Radio.

"Radio Headquarter." Radio Service Supply 111 Wert 7th Phone 09 Officers and men of the national guard units stationed at Kugene and Springfield are planning a dinner for their membership and reserve offi-cera in thia vicinity to honor BriK. Gen. George A. White of Salem. The event will be held In the Eu-gene armory on Tuesdsy, Jan.

15, at (i. HO p. m. in' stamp, marie on carmine, and it la I Begin in Schools Schools throughout Lane county are. already reporting pupils signed up for the achool health program sponsored by the Lane County Health association, according to officers of the association.

Schools announced aa ready to start the program, with the names of teachers and number of a bad state, with its four eornera torn. The two-cent British Out una stamp NBA London Bureau lt was not aa former heavyweight ohamplon of the world, but aa of IHnO Is quoted at a half million franca, and others of hlirh value In a captain or tne United Biaioe mannoa, mat uana I unney waa aoiing elude the famous "miaalonarr tamo" here. Tunney. rloht. le pictured aa he preaentod to Brig.

Gen. L. 8. nunils. are: I of Hawaii.

The Willamette Furniture Co. IS NEVER UNDERSOLD! Florence. 25, Leta D. Seifert; Silt- inn nignest pnrea men "an sramp T. Halllday a trophy for which the British Royal Marines will fight In their annual aeaoolatlon football tournamenta.

The preaentatlon took place In the Royal Barraoke at Portsmouth, England, where coos, 7, Marian Gibbs: Cloverdalc, 20, Nita D. Ziniker: Latham. 30, Mrs, 8 howl no new assortment of Women's Sample Bhosa $2.98 and S3.98 Williams Self Service Store Oene and hla bride were visiting. Alice Mercer; Florence, 15, Oeorgia Walrath; Idylwild, 6, Mrs. C.

E. Bes- is tne nve-rene postmasters stamp of Boscawen. New Hampshire, whirh ts qnoted at 40,000 francs. The five-cent Alexandria, Virginia, postmaster's stamp of 1Mfl Is worth 400,000 francs, and the Baltimore stamp signed hy M. Iturhannn tor; i'MBHtinfl, ho, upal Aittcneii; Bain.

7, Mrs. Emma P. Hake; El-mlra, 23. Wflma Scott: College Crest, members to the third annual Younger rtnilroiid Men's conference at Salt Will Honor Pioneer Directors In 140, la worth franca. 18, Jessie Leep; London, 55, Mrs.

ke City, February lf, 16 17. The conference la held by the Y. M. A. with the cooperation of the railroads of the Pacific region.

Newton; Rlverroad. 50, Mra. Pirtle; Zion, Mrs. Ruby Mathewa; Cushmnn, 52, Nellie Iep; Mabel, 25, Mra. Chase; Alvadore.

18, Xfrs. Morrow; Bethel, Mrs. Michael. Eugene Birth Rate Sell STANDARD GOODS at out prloea all the time. Who else dees that? Low in Patt Year "DOCTOR" JAILED PUVTHiBrmN.

Jan. 11. CP Dr. O. Ktnrrtnm of Umatilla, a self-styled "harmony doctor," was In jail here totlay, held under F-W) bond.

Fiendlnr trial oh a chars, of prnrtJo-n trlthoiit a llrenee. 'Hie rharie was preferred hy the slsts board of medl ml eiamtners. Honor Fraternity The birth rate for Kugene during Elects Members PORTTANT), Jan. 11. OP The doors of the Golden West hotel, one of Portland's most prominent negro establishments, failed to open today.

For last night, fifteen government operatives, armed with crowbars, picka and other Implementa of destruction, visited the hostelry and barred doors fell before the onslaught. The place waa closed, and D. Allen, its proprietor, was under arrest today on a charge of maintaining a nuisance. The federal agents said much gambling paraphernalia waa gathered in the raid; that a gambling game was broken up and $'200 waa confiscated as evidence, and that dice boxes and decks of cards were found. the year 102M waa somewhat lower A combined annual meeting and membership campaign kick-off la be-ins planned for the second week of February by the Y.

M. C. A. accord-In to Henry Howard, general secretary. The plana include lionorini ur-rlvina members of the original build-in committee, eiecutlve committee and board of directora: M.

A. llooth, Oeorae Kelly, K. K. DeOou, U. French, J.

O. Holt, 0. P. Deveienui, C. A.

Mctlaln. Frank Chamber, and P. E. Snodaraaa, who were c-tlre In eatabliebtnx the local aaao-datlon In 1IX)8. The local "YM la also planning to aend a delegation of Ita railroad men Eugene! Leading Davenport 8tor Lftrgefjt Select I re-Very Lowest Prloea on Davenportal than In the previous year and deaths were Increased, It wna ahown by the annual report announced Thursday by lr.

H. Kerron, city and county health officer. There were tiHl births In Lane county in liL'S aa compared to 505 fn 1 HUT. The total deaths in Kugene I nut year were 413 and In 1027 the total waa 320. i Completed lists of births and deaths for be nion of I ecemher, 1023, nIiows births nnd 88 deaths.

The Infant death rate in Kugene la very low compared to that In other pi res, stated the health officer. There were 20 deaths of Infanta un-dor one year of age in lOiifl and In 1027 there were 2S such deaths. For Superior Printing EUGENE PRINTING COMPANY Modern Scales Changed Little From Old Ones A group of ten newspapermen were elected to associate membership in Sigma Delta Chi, national professional journalistic fraternity, Thursday by members of the local chapter. Those elected follow: Jack Biadioe, McMinnville Telephone-Register; A. K.

Voorhies. Grants Pass Courier; A. L. Crookham, city editor of the Oregon Journal; S. H.

Winch, manager of the Journal; Frank Appleby, LnGrande Observer; Oeorge Cheney, Enterprise Record Chieftan; Ben Litfln, The Dalles Chronicle; Jennings Suter, newa editor of the Oregon Journal; C. J. Gillette, Forest Grove Times. The following students at the University of Oregon were elected to active membership: Cecil Snyder, Eugene; Rcott Milligan, Eugene; Joe Brown, Redmond CJa retire Craw, Portland; and Leonard Delano, Now le the Time to Bring In Your Old Felt We Clean and Hand Block Your Own Pe'eonaMty Into Vour Hat. The Style Shop MoOonald Theatre Bids, 1026 Willamette 2 PANTS SUITS AT.

$29.50 Tailored to Meaaure 0y Fulton, 30 W. 10th Ouerd Building 1047 Willamette Phone 148 It will pay you to come in and see us for your furniture. Willamette Furniture Co. On Corner of 8th and Olive Streets TNTK)N, Jan. 11.

U.R) There Is little or no difference between the scales used todhy and those used in the day of ancient Egypt, judging by an exhibition in the Science museum. South Kensington, recently. Illustrating the history of weighing as far as Is known, a steelyard used by a ltoman butcher identical to Pulpit Exchange To Be on Jan. 20 the orient-day "meat purveyor," waa on snow. Modem scales of nickel and en- Vespers Program Ready For Sunday Program for the UnJvendtv of Ore amel, with multi-colored dials, on which the weight can he rend In an Instant, stood) side bv side with mod isaejrw els showing that centuries ago Leon- gon vespers program to be held Sun (Mr.

Jan. 13 at 4:30 p. m. at the school of music auditorium will be open to the public. The doors will be closed promptly at 4:30 o'clock since the affair is to be broadcast over Eugene radio station KOKB.

Rev. Ernest M. Whitesmith. TMtstor w' of the First Unitarian church, will read; special music will include a contralto solo by Agnes Petzold and Pr. John Marvin Dean, president I of the Western Baptist seminary and i pastor of the Minnon Memorial Baptist church nt Portland will exchange pulpila with hr.

t. L. Trawin, pastor of the first ltaptiit church of Ku-kimh both morning and evening on Sunday. Jan. 2D.

Ir. Ican will be hre to complete arrangements for evangelistic servicer, whirh will be held at the local church for two weeks opening Sunday, 27. They wilt be conducted by Minn Amy Lee Stockton, evangelist, nnd Mix Hits (tould, song leader, both of Pasadena, t'sl. Servian for the evangelistic meet-Inge will be held nightly at 7:30 p. m.

I'srept Saturday evenings. American Legion Honor Board Up Through the efforts of R. H. Vn-e nr. Kiigen representative of Foster it Kleiwcr company.

a large NiKiidard city bulletin has been erected on Kigtiih avenue ent the public market for the Kugene post of the American Leg-iou. The purpose of thlg bulletin le to organ mimhers hy Stark Evans, associate dean of the school of music. The FINAL Cut On U. of O. Group to Leave For Orient Tire Tniverslry of Oregon men stu-denta compost nc an orchestra headed by Reynolds, will leave lCugene Jan.

fc't. sailing for the orient on on the S. President Pierce. The group, who will enjoy the cruUe while being entertainers on the ooat Include: Jerk Remolds. Clifford COM3 Mtrd.

-ene Hurt. Mervin rury and Al Woodruff. They will return to Ku-rene In time to take up their studies at the university for the spring term, but will meanwhile have visited China. Japan, Philippines and Hawaii. ORES Eugene Group Will Go to Scout Meet Annual meeting of the Pprtngfield council of boy scouts will be held PHdsv evening.

Jan. at o'clock in the Springfield chamber of commerce rooms at 7:30 o'clock. A delegation will be present from Kugene. Among those going from here will be U. Clark.

Lnne executive Nelson F. Macduff. K. Merrill Or. W.

E. Motley, and W. N. Wint-lef Mr. Clara, will spend next Tue-dsy at Cottage 11 rove and Junction City arranging the annual meeting in those cities.

Vestrymen Named HOW TO STOP FOOO -FERMENTATION In Stomach and Avoid Sourness and IndlQMtlon Is gas. formed by fermenting fo.nl, that after meal bloat yur stomach, cunning siriirness, heartburn. unoomfortsbli fnii. and pains of iVnga, tumach tonics and ariificial diget-tenti like ppp-tin fail to give relief becsiixr they hav Httie or n. effect on the ntomaclt acids that bnvp been provrd to be the rea.1 of stonmch and practic-ily indigestion.

Insfend an pur nnt-acid or nentralii-In sgent yhdiid be uned after mewls to lieutrrtltre thi dmigerom acid in the stomach, and undoubtedly nothing could be better or safer 'for the purpose than pure ftimirated Ton can obtntn from mv r.mhI drug store In either powder nr and in irot cncs a of the lewder, or two tab-U't mKen a little wter after '-xmU mil suffi.ient to instantly nemrsbre aridity of the stofsch. and prcTi-nt premature "'Hrng and fer mentation of the 'd snd permit a painle of ihjt(er t.mi hsve eaten. Trv ti ninip pra4crptton and be Out They Go Every One! DRASTIC SURPRISING COMPELLING REDUCTIONS Big Selection of Ml Styles and All Sizes to Select From By Episcopalians The annual meeting of St Marv Kpmcopsl ehinvh held Wednei- idav night. Tr. M.

I York senior wsrden, accorihnc to Hev Kredeni-k O. rector. Other "'r-trtinn choen for the 'eir sre iTm llreenwood. Frank Pace Sm. Kred tlerot.

Oerow Prank INlner, Ije it. tT- bert and Harry 1L Knight. hiMt our entire freed ST ft EUGENE'S GARMENT SHOP ''Enclosed Please Find Check" of the sweetest words In the English language. i you have a desire to experience the joy they bring, just dig up something you don't need and sell it. Old furni-ture piled in the basement (it'll bring real money and leave more space in the storeroom).

That old camera' or Nellie's latest batch of puppies-they all win be fcirned into cash with a Guard Want Ad! Try one today! You'll find a buyer for anything! Wfint Ad Hindquarters 957 Willajnette Eugene ALL MAKES Typewriters SOI Rnred Repaired ije! Our Prices Eugene Office Equipment Co. E. Broadsy phona Ml1'" HWr" i oe era CO.