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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1931)
-' - THE EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD Faga Piye EfliO GOES AFTER DISCED COUPLE nFVO N.. A- BUS r,:; courts today r heed to the Kion of perjury in hr ta.t and fr.erin.line divon-e milt. Thidiroroe colony wns ihocked und Jlittli worried at the hint of SfJctae from 'he rule that ha pre IS a minimum of questioning and iajimum of mm in aeyerms the blfdefBeF- Curler, who pre ,ids orer one of the two depart 'Z't of the district court, declared fh.t he ia invMtieaciM the diyorcea &ed here in July by Ralph Mod t.ki international l.r Pr"n'n J.r and Mrs. Mry T. (.iblyn of .N York, and their immediate mar- r! He said they had siven Russ'mn ad j,ea in their diyorce comiilamts. Sd" "listed K-no a their permanent ,idence and when they had applied far the mnrrince license hod said they re from New Tork. M.lieUi is 70. His marraz? to Mr". Giblvn was a say event in Heno. With leaders of the divorce colony Ttrendtnz ineluclins Sirs. Cornelms .rderbilt. Jr.. Ralph Lauder Smith f Xew York and True Vencill. promi nent Nevada politician. YHiile Reno's new statute provides that mi weeks will establish residence ; the state for the purpose of seeur hw divorce, intent to continue resi des is a vital fnotor. FOIST FIRE sin (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) wTrn Pouftlftt and eastern Coos conaties," CronetniHer said. "Thre sr? no rPidrncps within any of this rP. h A(kP- country and accessible only by trails, Lnrge arpns sr eovprpd by f!d burns that make it Mtn-mrl.v hazardons. Due to its iniiiwssib ilit:r. it would br a- slow prow tn set inpn and equipment in to ftsiit fires. Some' fishermen oe rtnall.r B n hut the, jjreatesi complaint i for illegal hunting. Hunters Go In Wardens in the section report tnstiT men seen there with guns. Al?o the Wendiary has been busy and or fftrren sr now fijifetin? a large fire is this area that was started in wren different, plares. A hundred mn hare been enf in orer trails na foot and thft supplies hare gone in by pack trains.- 'The areas upon which entry t allowed under permit are more ae rfpsibie. Also there are some few resident!. The majority of these areas are rtit-orer lands, some of them selectively logged. They com prise snmft of the worst .hazards in the pountr. Through permits it will bp pofsihle to keep traek of fisher men, the multitude of berry pickers and also any individual going in with i gun." NEW TROUBLE MET SALFM", Ore., Aug. 13. OJ.Ri Firefiehters today encountered new difficulties in battling two of Ore gon's unrst forest blazes. As the Kooky Point fire in Klam ath Lake district reached the peat lands, a blanket of dense smoke made it impossible for crews to get near eimiich to do effeetire work. Ruins alone will ptifr the fire our forestry officials said. The blaae btirned more than ?.O00 acres on the T?$t sid of the lake. The entire acreage is in Crater national park. Country Inaccessible Almost inaccessible territory In Cons county slowed up fire fighting in the Panther Ridge district. The men are forced to walk several miles to jret to the fire, and carry in their iuipmnt on park burros. The 3.000 acre fire still was uncontrolled today. CALIFORNIA FLOOD KILLS PORTLANDER TEHACHAI'I. Cl Aug. 13. (A) Torrential rains in the. Tecachapi notimains last night claimed the lives two persons, one of whom was irmrneil nm the other rjinc of ei nsustifin in escaping from the flood 'afers, Mrs. James Davis was drowned "hen a full of water swept down a ''wren ,) demolished her cabin in 'W Oak Creek neighborhood. William . MrFarland. of Portland, Oregon, lied from a heart attack induced h.T ihaimion in a fliiht from the water Jhirk swept down the Majore-Bakers-"id hichwor. He had abandoned his a'ltemnhtie nnd fie to higher ground ttflere he succumheff. Lost Ugly Fat Her Husband Says She Looks Five Years Younger! There : certain weight at which "7i minin looks her loveliest wt s;m,v underweight nor pendu wer;hr, but normal weight. " f id artist., doctor?, theatrical Pr)ipr, ,,) bil'hnnds:i ail agreed 2? '' !"int. "Mr husband ssvs I V1 v,!1rs voimger." writes this 'Mr of '.Mi whothanks to her daily dV! Kr,l?"aen Silts has unbur i.l b"? of 1S pounds of tigly Havmq heard from a frland of "IM that she had tost considerable. "W ,nce taklne Kruschen Salts. h. ,",no ,hem J" ..r.l.1 el"'d 177 lbs. 1 have lost iS l",.,edlly sinca then, and am J? 1 3ft lbs mv normal weight. 1 nriqhter and mora i,0-lc. every ay- "f dressmaker my meas Bum ,,(, Hi?, . waist J.V, L U" thy er: Bust . Him 40. Waist 31 Inches, which J t, T' ,nr "" helqht. which Is Hn.h 'nrhes. My g Is 7. My lit. I v'fy er critic. H TSer, , l"'".1.,,v younqer. TK.. , ..to .cars you .J1"' l no other reason for mv t tV. rx"" Kruichen. as I do ' anv particular diet." i' ... '- Lttndoii, England 1 '".t t.f Kruschen S-ilts rbsl f"'ir weeks cnt bijt s5 e a generous lis If tea n a e1 of hot water n"'r""'i. When the Jar Is i-!"i' '"; ,h cals and ee .j,. ro-inds T.-.I hsr lost. M- ,.." 'I 't :! Ma-eat out I f;''v light on vc t""' ,!,"r. crenm and er ., 1 ' way ! 'he ssf ii TtJ"" f,r" 1 'r on. boif! if not 1 'v rnnev bsek. J,"' , ' I" "'erensoi,'. Inc.. All'n's " 'it, IiXtanj-ltn Drug Co. MOVIE ACTRESS BACK IS MENDING! DAIRYMAN LEI A new-found friend, named "Vertebras is shown above sharing with Evelyn Knapp film star, the good news of her promised recovery. When the actress fell from a cliff near HoMywood several weeks ago and received severe spina! and facial injuries it was feared that her career, if not hep life, was m danger. Doctors now say that she will suffer no permanent disability.' State Moves to Confiscate Auto Proceedings were started Thursday by the district attorney's office to confiscate a 3030 Marquette sedan owned by Raymond W. Mnmraey and the Amerir&n Securities Corporation of Klumnth Falls. Confiscation ts bsed on the use of the- car br Mammey in iransporting liquor. Mummey was arrested ni .function City on July IS by lepty Sheriff John Carlile and f L. Hickman, state prohibition asent. HSEWl STORY IGllSfH, CQMH1Y Fl (CONTINUED FROM PAGE f A rond of nlmtit L'OO sHended the 4-lf and comniimity fair liM Wd nsday nisrhf at VsiiffhiK Kxldhits were arrand in the school htyhd. A program Ras presented in the school honsf. Th program was rs fo1!wrs: Mu sic, Wayne II;iriiert; play. Viiits for the f lector," Konjr, Ins Fiich and lra Bpiiuiiir; stunt by camp cook cry club; music, Wayne Herbert : pViy ."t'Nsbs Are Trumps": rotation. Resmie MnrssJiii; ug. forking Tti rtsion f ; stunt, forest ry club ; mu sic. Wayne Harberf : f slfc, B. C Kuehner. imty club aapni; readiue, Tris Fitch. The pmcratn was arrang ed by Mrs. Karl Jnhnfwm. The Paul Bunyan forestry club won first nrlzc for the best PshihH The Jolly Hiker cofkery club tk second and the Tunnel Troopers for est rv elm, third. Ih ihc Ianl Hunyaa rshibit, Wayne Johuson took first prize: t'barips Snellstrom, second: and Klla Nelson, third. In thf Inch sf-hool foresters rhib. Wayne Harbert took first; Iris Fitch, iecmd: and Arthur Johsa and Dora Benmnjier tied for third. ins Thursday morning at the Kugene hrticL Arthur Rtshnisn Vde the h.rso,M If, 1rt Alford and 1arid B Kvans wore masters of ceremony. Tittis were iiie decree team. Pon UayiRnd m severs! numbers for th clnb. yiissa Hrnif HntchinsoB and Jo;s Mclntyr patig dtiia. FARM IN U l ack of water to gtow feed and inability tu purchase feed in that fesv Hty has ttjsei! J. U Owcu, a dairj farmer of lkeview, to nmve to Itte iuiity and bring fais miile here He feas rente! a farm of 4$ii arreis three mUcn northeast of Coburg and uned by Mrs. Amy V. Brims and will lring hi tt!e and farm epnpment here swu s he ran retars io Lakeview asd of tbe McCuliy lieaFty company, wfeiii j handled the deaK i Sir. Owen will shm his i5 head of i fine dairy cattle am! tlac them oa i tut tatm on wmea are ioeafeii a nnm ier of fine springs of water find where there is nn abundance of pasture HiriH2hont the year There has iseen so little moist nr? in tho vicinity of fakview during the past few years that many of the dairy farmers there are shipping ibetr herds; t (Hfiereot parts of i aiitornm assa western tresoa where there is a eer tsiittv of obtaining feed for them said Mr, Owes. The 'rrisation ditHls m California ssd the natural feeding plaws ia westers Oregon sre being sH?ht. would, if spdied frv jeasedj for BiieaipWsjseBi. ASSISTANCE ASKED HETUUIT, Aug, IS. GHforf imehott goversor of iVsasylrssis, stronfty sdvocated jfjersmest fisas ets! Rssistsae for tbe an?moyed during th r&mms winter m as ad dress today before member ef layor Fratik Marph5 anemploj mesi com mittee. "it we can deHsre t mortonssm to help Germany if wp mn rersissend a loan of a biiMos to two busdred asii lion dollars for i.ernsaRyf what is tberp wrong in c federal loan feed the needy in America 5" aid iioveraor Finehot. Jhe goveraor diseued various remedies for depresssott jeistmg that th "futKUuieitta! remly lay m national phsmsing "t& saiwstitute planned ami orderly development of ur resoijries, our prmluftios, sn our institutions i&? the hsphsKsrd and nn Imlanced grwth which fess - to this depression. He said Ifest irjvate eharfr fdto&M carry r heavier load f reiiei PsMw rks, he said offers but a oarttat solufhm, sis many states laek fnds to finance saeh aivitiea. Cosstita timml provisions ttrerent tsasy states from RfmropriatJSg money ts rrne? private distress, he pahl sfiil mny cities are at the limit of taxation n4 many nnaHie to borrow further to aid the uneEBhve4. "The fat is that the osly ?ower strif; eooKls and able to ar m time t meet the tsetr wrolslem of the eom- m; winter is the government of the Fiuted States, said (oremor Pmehof. Tbt is a nstionsl emergency. If is a national eslamlty ss weli. Tlift na tion mssi feelp to meet (CONTINUED FROtB PAGE O asers f industry stssd tmttenf and hidpless, even thmish several natwinsi meetings hsv heeo heid oy those griips. n plan has been snsetei throtish whieh work o$sortanities may be epdtsHy distributed smss ff and wotuea wtlHng and eager to work. The A merlcsn f edern i ion offers n cncrele plan which, in Its jmlssimi ALBEHT FALL (CONTINUED mom PAGE O cotisa before the federal parole board after serving ost-tMrd of his sen tence, or four month slier lh day he entered ih Xew M?siea ftenites tiary. Fall entered the S&w Mesieo state penitentiary lattt July after repeat- ; ed efforts escap serving the sen- i tenee had proved futile. The T-yesr-old former aesator eonriHed of soeeptis a $U'A"i hribe from Fdward 1. loheny fr leasing the oil operator tfee FJk lliils naval reserve whes he hea1ei the interior department v& the Harding adsiinistratios. Would-Be Robber Runs From Crash Th stteusnted ro!4ery of his ffic at Sitti Willamette Mreet Welse d.tr ni-ht was reported Thnrsslsy by iieors1 X, Ml.es. The wonid-be thief, said 1r. M C.ea, apparently trie! to Hinsb through th? transom Imf slipped mi lrok the c!as from the offiee door, then ran after the ndce of the erah. Footprint hwed where he had tried t elimb p to the transom. Terrible Eczema Goes Quickly Strong, Powerful Yet Safe, Moose's Emerald Oil Has Astonished Sufferers Here is a wonderful atieepiie eil now dispensed by pharn?acisi at triflmg emt thai ?fii da more ro var!s helpinjf yon get rid of m& ssjEhtl? spts and sia iM?sass? than snyuims e ever ns. ii IB J5sl tfSS I esl. Th itehinc is instantly sltetl; snd in a Khorr tifjie va sre- rid of that hotherome, eesema. The same is true ef hsrher iteh. salt rheust snd other irrmsting: and a siehtlr skin troiihle. Von n obtain Sloone KmeraM Ofl n fe? orizmal hotties fr 5 cent 8 at ??ens8X ? A Hen's Irng Stre or so?? tnmlera drns sOre, If. is safe to stmrsnleed : and failnre In any of the aliments 'noted nno?e is ntxt t? tmosiblev Value Hunters Caa always My to better advaatags at this store, Low Rent Low Overhead Low Prices They All So Together Serve Yoarself and Says It's the Madera Way To Do Your Parehasisg WILLIAMS' Self Service Store 77 E Broadway Washington mxmiy, Tenn. fsrmers prodnd -.."ii'R'M'HiO pounds of tohaeeo o;i 2riO nerei. for a net profit of jnver a hslf mubon dollar In 1H30. cation in the Kort bTrejst rVfaool of jBFrom 1H21 to 102S ho wss in Ta- eoma as head of the Taeonsa City college under the Y. M. 0. A., hat gave ( this work p to enter th brick basi- neca in Portland. In 1023 he mored to Ashland to establish a brick plant j and -while there became interested iu j chamber of commerce work tbroHgh j service a scHnc secretary of the Ashland chamber. i Joins State Outfit ! Three years aco Mr. Harlan left Ashland to join W. G. fde in the acri eultural colonisation work of the Mate chamber of commerce and in this j connection founded and edited th ; macazine "Oregon Business." : Tomine to Kneene. Harlan steps into a position which is crowd ed with activities. In addition to hi duties as secretary of the Eiicem chamber be will he actinc seeretar.v of the Lflno coantr chamber and wH? nialie his first expedition with thi jsroan to McCredie Springs, Oakrsdjr and 'West fir next Saturday. In addition much of the detail work in connection w ith the soldiers home movement and other important cm developments will be transferred t his bands. Mr. Har!sns wife was May Wal tber, of The Dalles. They have -sons, one a boy of 14 and one old1 -hoy who will enter the University Oregon here next fall, I will more my family to Egeii as soon as f can dispose of my proj ertT in Portland," said Mr. Harlat. "One reason for my interest in this ; Eugene situation was my keen infer- i est in the nni?ersity and the fact ; that mv boy is gom there. "As to program, they will have to be stated by my members and by my board. As T see it. snccessfa! ebsm ber work depends mainlv on the active cooperation of the membership, the secretary being the assistant to the act ire officers and committees." WORK TO START LAS VEGAS. Nt.. An. 13. W ; Work at Hoover Ham. suspended for several days following a strike of workman, will be resumed immedi ately. Walker Toon?, constntetion en gineer for the Six Companies Inc., contractors for the huge project, an nounced today. 1 Now in our New Downstairs Home at 43 West Broadway Phone 121 UiO T!CKEE-ti0 SHiRTEE - 1 1 V i h a r Tib i tin rni IP YOU HAVCMiAtt IflSURAHCC POLICY YOU CAHt EXPECT PAY MEfIT PORLOSSES.IttSURE WITH tromp & Mckinley agency "WE INSURE ANYTHING" HENRY A. TROMP J. H. McKINLEY First National Bank Bldg, Phone 121 It cost about 50c to ask over 13,000 people if they found your dog. Certainly that is a small cost for such a service, and undoubtedly you'll get him back. Your "Lost and Found" ad in The Register Guard will be looked for by the finder of your property. If you loose anything, never give up hope until you have made an attempt to recover it through a REGISTER-GUARD "Lost and Found" ad. Just phone 1200. WHY THESE LOWER PRICES QUITE NATURALLY YOU ASK WHY CAN WE SELL FOR LESS? THE ANSWER IS VERY SIMPLE, Low Rent, Unexcelled Buying Power no excess clerk hire no high priced fixtures fast turnover of goods which enables us to make a much smaller profit on each item. AH of these savings combined with this modern way of merchandising quite naturally enables you to really SERVE YOURSELF AND SAVE COMPARE THESE PRICES, THEY ARE LOWER MEN! SAVE MONEY ON YOUR WORK NEEDS MEN'S GENUINE ROCKFORD SOCKS The longest wearing kind and absolutely no seams in M toes. Save on these, JL JL7 !!0 weight white back denim- roossy nockeSs eitrs aaailty snspearicrs douMs hip psckeis extra fuil eat. Save os these. Men's Extra Quality Bib Overalls rk dsnlm roomy j e hip pockets 87 Pair Other styles as low as 58s. Men's Express Stripe Overalls Isis of pockets triple stitrhesi an4 bar tacked gaed, heavy weisht material a real a!ae. 79 Pair Mens 13 Ounce Canvas Gloves Men; Here's a res! glove muds estira fuli 13 esse m teriai with elastic red wrist, 2 Pairs lg1 Men's Khaki Pants A good weight khaki materia! that is mads eitr fail rat. They will fit and wear , 97 Pair Men's Work Shirts Why pay more? the maiprisl ia Mtra good -tk sisse is fuii anbreakabie bationa t fwket front. A big valae. Other styles as low as 37c. Men's Moleskin Pants If wry wiHphf nrnieskln, heavy ritl pockets, flsps os prk' ist fear lacked, caff tmHom. Why p&y morsf S1.67 Pair 8 Ounce Waist Overalls A jEeasijs t mine denim with eeppsr rivet sd bar (arks io inauro wear. An bone a)ue. 68 Pair Men's Rayon Web Garters Tou'ii hardly bsiievs it when yoa acs tha extra vaias at ins iosf prlre of 15 Pair Men's Canvas Work Shoes ? weight bmws rsnva Mh rHnfftr! t? ssd Hh mbbr ols sn4 h1!, Tbv ik Ilk ft $20 vslu 98 Pair WILLIAMS SELF SERVICE STORE Men's Plain Toe Work Shoes k soff.ssitoMa e ?,"! W for M he S1.98 Boys' Bib Overalls 47 Pair Men's, Boys Tennis Footwear rnjarkaMs tIs jcood qs&iHy upper ssi dymbls rs 47 Pair Misses White Tennis Oxfords 47 Pair 22x44 Turkish Towels v plftii?- gf this 19 Each Women's Sample Footwear 4. 4?, yas rt , S1.48 Men's College Cords S1.97 Children's Rayon Anklets A H&ft assort m?-?if. its cho from, colors as4 fsae!, lxs io i Ffdy d only 2 Pairs 25 Women's Rayon Pajamas ?m'Pir miy&n mlfli elaMIc fUi4 w,&izih&nn Colors r 97 Each Jst the ehw for work fwft,iii&&!s elk BOfssr mlih Souhln wear so!?s Whs pa? f3.0 for ss oeUer? in Hber htem r esprss sfrp. A well mads sveral! ih&i will nf sr sss ?rssh snsfaetsrilj. ffrs it ilsndy jstra ssstfly rsnras appsns ssd darabls rfehftf soir-s. Vssll b? snrprd at the vslas. As stra havyt &mhtx thread Caisson towel with assort? colored bijrtlrs plftiiy gf tfes fi? of If you wear aizs 4, o rt smotig ths Isrity on? fs5r here's & big ba Values io $-.$ A mad. jE53araiJ rsrdsroy that Is t dasr jf-sir haa a garastes of pa?sfarno. 77 East Broadway Next to h 0. 0. P, EWg, OUR BUSINESS IS G00B OUR EVERY DAY PRICES TELL YOU YVIIY A FRIENDLY PLACE TO TRADE
