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Page Twelve THE EUGENE REQTSTER-OPARD - Ariril 2( ON ACTIVmES OF 4 DEPARTMENTS : hii In . Sheriff H. L. Bnwn h compiled tie loiiowinK rerun, wiui " tiTltlon of nil four dppnrtments of office for the year J"'"': .. CRIMINAL DEPARTMENT t I .oti mnlft 4ftn tune cnses bundled. 43; rases hnndJert. 482: men tnken to peniiemmrr. men rnroieu, i: urn" . -i iberiff'B rnrn (in criminal and civil work), 52.KU miiM. Manslnuchter. 8: liqor fsnle and toxioted. 20: arnon (burnm with . . ... 1 1 AuraiiAn Or intent to ariruu,. .1 . , -- ownership of still nnd mnh. 13: sato theft, Z: Rme Tioiaiion """""'"'j moral cases. 8: burelary (breaking nrt enterinK). u; micr.nj. and forKery. 84: vagrancy and held for Investication. zo; "' " tery. 12: assault with weapon, : support, m: triniu: "t"'"-' gitiyes arrested for other counties and strifes. .at: yiommm ' " cense law, o; minTimir ter men escaped from work-cangs anti jail, Is nnmtier men re;ra escaping. Is ayerace number of meal: served per montn to urnoun. U "ff. U Ti'mvX. Sheriff. In charge. (ir.llKlir; I rt.AI'Al, uriMitj LEE M. BOWS, deputy J. E. CARLILE. prohibition enforcement muii nrDARTMFNT ! pTumber cases certified to county clerk. 11S7: services mane. bank deposits, civil prongs, r ntnonnt of fees turned oyer to re"s- m . 1. .... A n una hnnolefl tlV jsirw 1 .in : nun"" -i " "" - . - this department, 1254: deeds issued by A E ilf'r-EnAATm, deputy In chee. TP TV F'MTSTOV. service deputy. LICENSE DEPARTMENT Total amount of money collected. JHWI.2-in.10: temporary licenses Is sued 720(1: beef tacs Issued. Jl-IIW. A R Ilf'MWAATtn. denutv In chge. TAX DEPARTMENT Collected by TI. Bown, sher Iff, from .Tan. 1, 10fl0 to Dec. B1, 1030 In- fU'"iW 1929 Tax.. Amt. chgd. $2,069,001.31 nnoercng 8.420.38 at $2,073,034.94 raid treaa. $1,823,164.09 Soldiers, -. ,. widows ex. B02.B0 Collected by assessor B.HiB.d Overcharg on roll 8.1B2.M Staf'ux- 243.B3B.13 $2,073,034.04 int., pwalt. B.'""'00 VM Treas.. Errors . . . r Delinquent $74,T4.42 90.2S . 75,008.03 $149,006.70 $140,806.70 f4MTH.2S 1,647.14 1927 Taxai JMhiqnsrt Int., penalty r Pd. tress. .. 8,207.05 $50,522.37 "Error nl.flT Delinquent 42,253.35 1928 Taxes PellnqnMit . Int., penalty .- vj ..- .... M.K11.A1 jrfora 45.62 Delinquent .. SO.121.75 $50,522.37 $41.M664 833.31 $42,078.98 Pellnnuenr .. Int., penalty $42,678.08 $26,055.21 582.45 $27,567.60 TM. treai. ... W Errors 82.16 Delinquent 24.514.68 $27,567.00 1024 Taxes Delinquent .. 1T 2Ao Int., penalty 209.71 $17,820.70 TM. treas. .,, I7S2 21 Error 1323 Delinquent . . 17.075.25 " 817.820.70 SALE OF PROPERTY Proceeda of sales delinquent $2,591.90 Taid to treasurer $2,501.90 Tax money is turned over to coun ty treasurer dnlly, producing fl gain of Interest paid on average dnily balance- over the amount, when the method of dally turnovera of tax money was not made, heretofore. Tho number of turnovers made to treasurer for the years 1014 to 1020 Inclusive wai 63. Total amount, $2.n.W,-l 70.53. The amount collected for 1030 tin secured personal property tax, was $308.25. NUMBER OF RECEIPTS J020 taxes 47.571 II12M laxe 4.S54 1027 taxe 712 101MI tine H14 J 023 taxes 1SS FLAPJACKS Always Upset My Stomach Flspjarkt (or tome other food yu like) nuydiuKTr with you, custig a (tiittcuinx, fay (eflinit. our tomnrh or indict tton. For almott im mrdiiterlifl.ral two or it re Tupit (ofim orw Turn it enough). Irlicioui wrttnta the nrcain. uti I Flapper Fanny Says ; i Ci KtA . . The girl who li drsised to kill li often very dead on a party. 1024 taxe 112 Receipts 1024 to 1020 53,778 Certificates delinquency 277 Certificates redemption 224 Deeds Issued 55 Total number employees 4 LLOYD HOWE, deputy In charge of tax collections GEORGE F. HOUGHTON, KLMEK A. HOI LAND, ETHEL SCOTT. handy roil today at any drug storeonly 10 cents. llWW.Willl Roadhouse Owners Get Prohi Warnings SEATTLE, Wash., April 21. CP YVnrnings were sent by the pro hibition office to a largo number of hotels, road bouses and cabarets in n drive ngainst liquor law violations after the padlocking today for one year of the- Club Victor, popular night club. "Not only In hotels, but in a lot of road houses east and west of Henttle, violations of the prohibition law are occurring," Administrator Curl Jackson announced. "We are sending out notices to every property owner where we have information the prohibition law is being violaled," he added. "If the owners don't abate the nuisanceB, we'll abato them." Ark and Animals Reproduced For Wood Show Here Like Nosh's ark In mlnlatnre will be the exhibit to be put up by Dr. W. B. Lee at the wood products show which opens here Thursday at the ar mory. The display arranged by Dr. Lee will include an ark with 18 pairs of toy wooden animals lined up In a row to walk into the ark. Elephants, giraf fes, cebras, camels, lions, tigers, llamas, leopards, ponies, dogs, pan thers, wort hogs, geese, ducks, par rots, gazellcH, rhinoceroses, varying from about an inch to five and six Inches In height and painted in bril liant colors, are Included In the dis play. Dr. Lee makes several Inndred of the wooden toys as a hobby each year In the shop he has fixed np in his home, 1137 Washington street. A pic ture and write-up of his toys recently appeared in a national dental maga-sine. Cottage Grove Girl Has Birthday Party COTTAGE GROVE, April 21. (Special). Mrs. Leonard T. Smith entertained at her home on South First street Friday afternoon for her sister, Margaret Leura, In honor of her birthday. Guests included Gayle Tennis. Phyllis June Clark, Kathleen and Stnrvin Moore. Dora May Scott, Vic tor Leum. Clifford Hlnes, Julian Mil ler and the honor guest, Margaret Leum, The afternoon was spent in plsy Ing games, and refreshments were served, SELBY ARCH Preserver Shoes FOR WOMEN S7.85 & S9.85 Stern Shoe Co. 782 Willamette Ilccp your EYES well dressed t Just as there Is a style of dress, for each occasion,1 there Is a style of glasses to harmonize with the clothes you wear. j If you ore particular about your dress, the glasses you wear ior buslnet will not be worn for golf, or for lormal cv nlng wear. i Come in and let us show you how the new modern styles win iook on your lace. OPTOMETRIST 10 YEARS IN EUGENE Modern, Efficient, Up-to Date S21 WHIamette F TO BE DISPLMEO AT BIG EXPOSITION An office fitted entirely with Ore-jron-made furniture will be one of the featured displnyi of the second an nual Lane county wood products show which will open Thursday for a three day session at the Kimene armory. It in pointed out by those in charge of the wood show that there are a number of firms manufacturing fur niture in Oregon and that the Pro ducts of those firms are comparable in quality with the best furniture man ufactured in the United States, Another interesting feature of the finished products section of the wood show will be a map which is being prepared by Eugene and Lane county box manufacturers. The map will show the extent of the industry and will show all the points to which Lane made boxes are distributed. There will also be a number of wood novel ties on display, one being of a new use of Juniper wood recently commer cialized at Bend, showing possibilities of several other little-used Lane county woods. One Important feature of the wood show this year will be an exhibit of model farm buildings which will be arranged by Prof. J. W. Gilmore of the school of agriculture of Oregon State college. The display will show numerous types of attractive fnrm buildings, all of which can economi cally be constructed of wood. Prof. Gilmore will be present at the wood show with a number of plans for farm structures of all tvpps. and he will give free advice to farm era on building and remodeling. His presence s made possible through the courtesy of the school of forestry of Oregon State college. The lumber committee of the Eu gene chamber of commerce, which is Hponsnrine the show in cooperation with the Willamette Valley Lumber men's association, ia composed en tirely of men who are not engaged in any phase of the lumber industry but who are interested in the indus try as it vitally concerns the welfare of the city, county, and state as a whole. It is the purpose of the committee to make possible a permanent wood display following the completion of the wood show this year, to secure suitable housing for shch an exhibit, to actively encourage unexploited and new uhcb of wood, to promote an in creased interest in good design in wood, and to further in every man ner possible an increased use of wood locally and its uses in such a man ner as to be interesting to every tourist and visitor. Mohawk-McKenzie Grange Initiates TARXELL. April 21. (Special) Mohawk McKenzie grange met at Donna hall Wednesday evening for its regular meeting. Seven new members were taken into the grange. After the business meeting the lecturer gave a program which was followed by lunch being Berved by Mrs. R. Hill, Carrie Moore, Lela Seavey and Mrs. Horace Myers. Coburg Residence Damaged By Fire COBU R G, April 21. ( Special ) . What might hnve prove a serious fire, if it had not been under con trol at the time it was, started in the roof at the home of the Misses Lola and Alma Allingham. A large hole was burned in the roof and a quantity of water was dropped down into the kitchen as a result of extinguishing the fire. No other damage was done outside of burning a hole in the roof. "F. "IS "Father's Ron," which opened Tues day at the Heilig theater, is one of the really good pictures which has come to Kugene this year. The picture was previewed !ate Monday evening at the theater, and the little group who saw it agreed with the three-star rating given "Father's Son" by Lib erty magazine. Leon Janney, clever child actor, plays the part of the boy, with Irene Itich as his mother and Lewis Stone as his stem father who takes all his pranks for evidences of natural de pravity. The lad has the brooding sympathy of his mother, the faithful ness of his dog and the worship of Vestibule Pullman Johnson, a colored lad, but dad's harshness seems to cancel all the comfort the others bring. The boy finally decided to run away and then it is that the father begins to see the havoc frought by his attitude towards the lad. No more of the story need be told except that the picture from the first is a living, amusing and tender reproduction of the Booth Tarkington novel. The theater is inviting all fathers to bring their sons free to the show. Fathers who pay admission may bring all of their sons, regardless of age. Creswell Church to Be Convention Host CRESWELL. April 21 (Special) Rev. S. I). Trefren announced at the resular Sunday school hour Sun day that the local Methodist Sunday school will be the host at the district convention next year. A meeting of the hoard of stewards will be held at the church following the regular mid wept; prayer service Wednesday night of this week. Balcony Lunch 35c .Table Service 11 A. M. "Eugene's Own Store" McMorran & Washburne PHONE 2700 Tomorrow Wednesday We Offer the Loyal Enthusiastic Friends of Eugene's Own Store 1500 Yds. N ew Silks In a Great Long-to-be-Remembered Selling Event ------- $1.49 to $1.98 Values Si! 0 o Yard More tlinn a month ngo wo wrote our New York Office "(Jet 1500 yards new choicest Spring and Summer Silks selling regu larly $1.50 to $2.25 to sell at $1.00." Here is the result an event wo believo never paralleled in Eugene Silk selling history. You enn't afford to miss such values 800 Yard, New Prints - - - $ 1 00 $1.G9 to $1.98 Values at Y X 350 Yards, Plain Crepe $ 1 .00 Regular $1.59 Values at JL 250 Yards, Joria Shantung - - - $ 1 .00 Regularly $1.39 Values at JL 100 Yards, Silk Chiffon - - - $ 1 .00 Regularly $1.79 Values at JL See The Windows Extra Salespeople Extra Selling Space None Sold to Merchants No Phone Orders No. C. O. D's. No Refunds Sale Starts At 8:30 A. M. Demonstration of Union Cleaner and Polish floor riKST "Eugene's Own Store" McMorran & Washburne . PHONE 2700 Wednesday Bargains JSP Wednesday "-One Day Only We Offer Women's Coats A New Shipment Just Received From Our New York Office! $29.50 to $39.50 Values at Only COLORS: Skipper Blue, Navy, Tan, Black, Brown, Green, Red, Dress styles with tie belts, lapin fur collars. Sport Coats, tailored and belted models. Johnny or notched collars, setin and patch pockets, full linings. Every woman who judges the appearance of her Spring outfit equally with the services she expects, will find this a most opportune time for selecting a new light weight coat for the season of warmer days. All new models new fabrics and at a time when you get a full season's wear from a smart new coat at a substantial saving. Here's News: Makers of Hooked Rugs Afghans Yarn Pillows Or Any Yarn Work YARN SALE All 40c Yarn 34c. Ball All 35c Yarn 29c Ball Fill In Your Needs Tn Any Color at These Low Trices. IF color and quantity are not In stock bona tide order will be taken for later delivery. (Wednesday Only) This is the first time in many years that there has been a cut in the prices of yarns for those wM make hooked rugs crocheted pillows afgnnns, now is the time to lay in a supply of vnrns tor future uses. These famous brands are included Columbia Scoths, Shetland Floss, Zephyr German town, Columbia Silkywool. SECOND FLOOR Float on Water Paints On Sale in Art Needle Section At Demonstration Price 50c Set For Picnics Outings Thermic Jugs On Gallon Size $1.49 Peerless Thermic Jugs-full gallon capn j-j tary earthenware jugs with genuine cork keeps foods, sandwiches, liquid?, u. ... 0r Very convenient for motoring, cam for use in the home. 1931
