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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1932)
January 1,1932. THE EUGENE REflTRTER OUARD Page Thre -J - - City News Notes - - rorum Is Sunday Go Sunday evening will be held an ther of the forumit nt Congregation 1 church at 7:30 o'clock. Uov. Clay 5. Palmer, irastor, will tnlk on "A ,'burehnian's Answer to What Would ' Do to Reconstruct Society." In the norning he will preach on "How Can V Save Civilisation" at the 11 'clock hour. Brother's Leg Broken Robert Denney of this city Thurs day received word from Reno, Nev., :hat hia Drotner, niara uenncy. wno left here a few da.vH aco for his home it Rockford, 111., after a three months visit rjupene, ion ami nroKe one oi ui gs in mat cny dhuiiuhj. Eant Patrolman Reappointed A petition containine 40 names was rought in from (iolilson Thursday, sking the county court to reappoint . U. Morgan road patrolman for that istrict in J!t. lie lias served ine ast three or four years in that capa- ity. eating Place Changed The nicotine place of Oregon Rose lflfre has been chanced from the incles hnll to the chamber of com merce with the snmc meeting nights k before the first and third Mon jpav evenings of each month at S frclock. Tisiting her daughter. Mrs. E. D. Cur tis. O'.M Tenth avenue west, over the week-end. Yeomen Have Social Night I The Yeomen lodge had a potluck (upper Pec. 2S, followed by a social ivening during which bridge and 500 ere played. The next meeting will ;e on Jan. 11, which is the regular ight for the business session. jo Observe Anniversary -J The third anniversary of the pas torate of Itev. R. E. Clark will be Observed at the Falrinount Presbyter lan church on Sunday morning by a special sermon on "Elements of Ef ctive Service." !To Conduct Servloes Rev. R. E. Clark will hold regular 'Services in the Wnlterville community church on Sunday evening at 7:30 ejelock. to to Salem ''i Amon? those snending New Tear's !aay away are Rev. nnd Mrs. R. E. UlarK ana inmiiy wno nrc visiiuig wuu Bobert H. Clark at Salem. Locate at Veneta A. Li. Harding is the new stntion agent at Veneta and has tnken charge. He and his wife and son arrived in Eu.vene Thursday night and left for Veneta Friday morning. C. B. Kyler Hare l. IS. ivyier. lurmrri.T ui i vnu. " has bopn llvin in Portland, it here lor a lew UHJB un a visiu I SAW A young lady sitting In parlor shining a young man's shoes with his foot In her lap while he worked cross word puzzle from the Register-Guard. Mrs. H. What Did You See? Hers From Mapleton William Fowler of Mapleton was in Eugene Thursday night and Friday. Goes to Spokane Mrs. Charles Fenwick of the Hotel Tjone enfe has gone to Spokane to visit her mother, who is quite ill. McCready Home Lynn S. McCready. assistant cash ier of the First National bank, is home from a business trip to Portland. Mrs. Gold Here Mrs. Charles Hold of Almn was a visitor in Eugene Thursday. Miss Koke at Medford Miss Gertrude Koke is visiting for a few days at Medford. In Portland j Mr. and Mrs. C. I). Rnrer nnd Miss , Eminnjane llorer are visiting in Port- j land over the week-end. Han Annual Meeting 'A The Emmnus Lutheran church is to hold its nnnual business meeting on .the coming Monday evening at 7:30 oMock. (At Wolls Homo Mr. and Mrs. A. ,T. Surbeek of Washougal, Wash., were visitors at tjie borne of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon S. Wells New Year's day. Hers From Creswell i Mrs. L. Dromey of Creswell was a slsitor in Eugene Friday. Merchant In Portland '4 Bob Callahan, furniture denier, Is lh Portland for a few days' visit. other Visits Here in Sirs. Robert Watt of Tillamook is Here From Creswell Mrs. .1. M. Gibsnn. E. E. Hinchiirt and Paul Ross were nmong the Cres well people in Eugene Thursday. Marsh Returns John L. Marsh, county juvenile of ficer, returned Thursday from a trip to Salem where he took two girls to the industrial home. In Records MARRIAGE LICENSES Gale Blackwell of Prinevillc and Nellie Swift of Vaughn. Merle Moore and Warda Smith, both of Eugene. Soren Karlsen and Dorothy Mae j Smith, both of Eugene. BOUNTIES PAID Howard Nute of Cushman, two bob cats, $4. J. L. Wallace of Walton, one adult female coyote. $4. Merle Michael of Veneta, one bob cat, ?2. STORY (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) this case are 59 degrees Fahrenheit tor making females and 82 degrees for males. Dr. Witschi showed how environ ment that may effect sex is very com plicated. He said there is reason to believe that age of the embryo is one important factor, there being possibly a critical ago at which sex is fixed. -f'He also exhibited pictures of arti ficial Siamese twins, small newts, one male and the other female, joined b.v surgical operation. Immediately in these twins a battle started between tao male and the female sex hormones, and possibly other influences. Usually tfce female lost this contest, becoming dther male or sterile. Dr. C. E.' Allen, of the University ot Wisconsin, told of experiments with mosses and other small plants in dicating that there are two factors de tsrmining sex. One is dominant, be iS probably the chromosomes, while tke other is some influence which at present cannot be defined more than t call It a "tendency" toward either one sex or the other. This "tendency' however, seems to emanate from ports of the plant that formerly were aot believed to hnve anything to do with fixing sex. He described environment as capa ble of fixing the sex sometimes in cer tain humble species of plants. Anyway, Sam I Was Probably j Right, What? i MERCED, Cal.. .Inn. !. Sam Koscich's pronunciation of nlialonc caused Governor .lames Rolph, Jr., to eat ham ami eggs here today. The povemnr passed through Merced by automobile en route to Ban Francisco. He entered Snm s restaurant, anil, climbing up on a stool at the counter, asked: -j"Have tou got anything good to sit';" s"Ahslon." was Sam's reply. The governor thought he said, "Ah, ba foney." So the executive took nam and fgs and said nothing more. It was U explained later. G. A. R., Relief Corps To Install Saturday t 'A Joint installation ceremony for officers of the G. A. R. and the Wo ssen's Relief Corps will he held Satur day afternoon at 2 o'clock in the post rO"tn nt the Eugene armory, 'The relief eorns will serve Its last qOnrterly hnmpipt for the comrades l'J o clock rxitlinlny. be Kaplan Defeats Collegian in Bout PORTLAND. Ore.. .Inn. 1. (UP.) Abe Kaplan, 230-pound grunt and irrrtan artist, increased his string of victories here Inst niht with a victory onr Roland Kirchmcyer, cx-collegian athletic. Kaplan was an nnfavorite victor, soveral fans showing an inclination to eoter the ring and take Kirchmeyer's port against the slugging Jewish boy. "The I niversity or Iowa will ne host to the Western conference swimming rbnmpinship meet in lu'Vi fo the ffr-t time in the l-iear biolorj ot the Hair. j Funerals George R. Buss Funeral services, for the late George R. Buss of Cushlunn will be held Saturday afternoon at i o ciock nt Cushman. Branstetter chapel of Eugene in charge. The body of Mr. Buss was found Thursday morning on a trail near' Cushman. Denth was from natural causes, accoring to C. V. Simon, county cvoroner. Mr. Buss is survived by five sons, C. E. Buss of Eugene, Liston Buss of Canary, Mel vin Buss, Fred Buss, and Elmer Buss, all of Junction City, and one daugh ter, Mrs. W. O. Austin of Eureka, Cal. . Brain Of Man Employs Sugar For Its Work NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 1. P A man's brain, busy thinking, uses more sugar than one of his arms or legs, the American Association for the Advancement of Science waa told yesterday. .... Blood, on ita trips through the head drops much of its sugar in the brain, reported Dr. Abraham Myer son of Boston, Moss. Brains of peo ple who are conscious absorb twice aa much sugar as when the snine people are unconscious under ether, he said. His discovery is a new aid to study of mental and nervous trou bles. The brain absorbed much sugar from the blood in almost every one of the SHU persons whom he tested. Dr. Mverson found. Just how the brain uses the sugar, whether the sugar ia actual "food for thought" is not yet. certain. He tested the blood aa It moved Intn thM hrnin thrnnirh nn Arterv. nnd again as it left the brain through the i jugular rein, before it could mix j with blood from the rest of the body.! Some of the excess of sugar in the body in cases of diubetea seems to lie stored In the hrnin. Dr. Mver son discovered. Describing blood tests of a pnticnt with diabetes, be said: "The amount of sugar stored In the brain in this ease waa fnr in excess of that of any ease that we had. indicating that in a diabetic, su gar is stored in the brain or at least disappears from the blood in exceH. sive amounts. During ether the; amount stored or disappesnng in the brain was greatly reduced." Screens Installed For Gravel Plant The Lane Snnd and (.mrt1 rnuipany la installing- their Inst dTePiis prep aratory to crltinc "'it (trnvpl for the city filtration plant, according to C. Ms Ieop, manager of the plant. Mr. Igop Mated that the firm was nbout rpady lo complete Its arliclea of incorporation. The firm is to he Incor porated at $7.".(KH. with Jpn.oOo in preferred stock to he pntd In as soon nr. the charter Is issued. All of t stock ts said to have leen suhKcribM by local people, leaving mne for sale. Colonial Offers . "Old-New" Show As a New Year's day special pro. Brnm. the t'olnnial has arrnittred an ; "old and new" show, combining th first feature farce ever screened nnd the latest tnlking ronidy of today. Charlie Chaplin and Marie IresIfr share honors in the former "Tillie's I Punctured Romance' the original ' Mack Sennett six-reel comedy "spec- ! tacle." ! A i-oiitinuons show l srhdulM for New Year's day. Martin at - o'clork in th nficrnonn. uliile to matin1 ' and n ic lit performances niU be showo i featurdajr. J 1932 Year of opportunity. The old year passes The New Year comes in bravely New hope, new cheer, New Rewards And always our appreciation of the friendship that exists between you and us The Broadway. Inc. Honan Pongees and Spun Silks An assortment of colors In January Clearance at 49c Yd. 15c Victoria Cotton Challies For comforter coverings now Yd.lOc Silver Queen or Golden Gate Sheets Ths best quality we buy compare them with the high est grade. Size $1x99. In the January Clearance Each $1.15 Sleepwell Bed Sheets Slx99. A splendid quality and soft, durable, long wearing. For this Sale only Each 89c Unbleached or Bleached Sheeting 9-4 width light weight but no dressing, ideal for quilt linings. In January Clearance Yd. 19c Valuray and Marjoray Printed Rayon Crepes In January Clearance Sales 39c Yd. Cretonnes One special group good pat terns, values to 25c Yd. 15c Cretonnes A greatly varied price group In January Clearance At Radical Reductions Fulton Pillow Cases 42x36. A wonder value. 29c quality 5 for $1.00 Stamped Pequot Pillow Cases The prettiest of designs 98c regular. Now, the Pair 79c - Curtain Goods Kid Gloves One special lot nets and mar- We have selected over B0 qulsettes, values to 50c. In J?! of J 0,ove?,tI1i Z? , ' $2.95 to J3.95 a pair and plac- January Clearance- ;d tnem 0 Bnle at tns very low price. The Yd. 19c Pair $1.95 One Lot Invader toods & Belmont Prints An B4 inches wide flannels, crepes and tweeds. Regular To. close out at the Prl January Sale price Yd. 15c $1.29 Yd. Outing Flannels $2.95' Scatter Rugs Stripes and fancies, 23c to 29c qualities X1, wooli giie 27xB0 for Yd. 19c 15c Quality Yard 10c $1.89 Boys' and Girls' Girls' Dresses CoatS of fast color wash prints lZ nCehw1Cceoat0sfthUysea0,Don 2 A 8 " " "e"'' 25 Less S1-95 Dresses 98c Children's Raincoats $i.Q0 Dresses 69c $1.95 Turkish Towels Turkish Towels Extra large, double thread. Soft pastel colors. In an extra heavy weight, pure bleach. 29c high grade towel. 45c value towels at each 5 for $1.00 29c Turkish Towels Glass Towels Huek towels, small slr.es, so In checks and borders, values desirable for shaving, etc. 10 to 20c. and 12'sc towels . . EachTc 8for1-00 Outing Gowns and $1.95 Printed Pajamas Pajamas For winter wear. Now A splendid selection of these ZDo Less Than Regular Price tpi.VV Art Needlework at Vz Price This Includes finlfhed models that are discontinued, novel ties and broken lines. All Other Art Needlework at Sale Prices of 20 Less Pajamas Printed r.rppes snd percales A rinse out of odds and ends, formerly to II SI. Now 50c Our Annual JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Begins Saturday Morning at 9 o'clock Every department has contributed hundreds of dol lars worth of QUALITY MERCHANDISE to this unusual January Clearance event. Unusual because the regular prices are so very much lower this year than you have known and now further reductions in order to clear out winter stocks and broken lines. Many items not advertised will be found on our counters and priced in a way you will appreciate. Bring this advertisement with you and be prepared to buy. During This Sale Red Trading Stamps will not be given with sale merchandise. The low prices prevailing prohibit our doing so. However, Red Trading Stamps will be given with merchandise at regular prices. In these January Clearance Sales We Offer You Your Choice of All Winter Coats At Just ;2 Price Our coats are always marked on a very close margin and now at just one-half price they are real bar gains. Were $10.75 to $59.50. Now $5.38 to $29.75 Silk Dresses 12 Price One Lot of 75 Dresses to be disposed of in this sale so we've marked them just i PRICE. LEATHER JACKETS In January Clearance Sales 19.85 anad $3.95 Jackets Now PENDLETON WOOLEN MILLS SPORTS WEAR JACKETS In gay winter hues $6.95 CKETS In $16.50 Jackets $9.85 $10.00 Jackets $6.95 NEGLIGEES OF PRINTED RAYONS 4 QC $2.95 to $4.95 values for I iww PAJAMAS One dozen of theso only In rayon prints QQf and Rayons, were $1.95. Now wOw RAINCOATS Your choice of any of them now at PttCG WATERPROOF SUEOETTE COLORED JACKETS J Q $3.95 quality, for fci?3 ALL KNITTED SUITS are In this sale In two price 1 prp groups One at . 2 IT TIL" Others at 25 Less ALL WOOL DRESSES In the January Clearance 1 pipp Sales In two price groups. One group at 2 One Group at 25 Less All Blankets On Sale 25 Less Right now when you need them, comes this January Clearance Hale of Blnnkcte. Some of them slightly sollod, we have mark ed as low as Vi price, others crisp and new at marked reduc tions of 25 leas. $7.95 ALL WOOL DOUBLE BLANKETS 66x80 C ftf) Pretty new plalda. at tlitn low price. The pair JwiUU $2.49 PART WOOL BLANKETS, double size 70x80 fl1 AQ plaids, very special, pair 1 w $4.80 ALL WOOL BLANKETS, single, solid color JQ OQ contrasting 12-Inch border. Now OaOO ONE LOT PLAIDS all wool Oregon city Blankets, BJO QC were $7.50. Now Vi33 Not in 50 Years Have SILKS been sn rltcap. Now we offer ALL 8ILK CREPES, SATIN CREPES, CHIFFONS, GEORGETTES and printed silks and ray ons Values priced extremely low at $1.19, $1.49 and $1.69 In the January Clearance fljf rtrt at the Yard ... I Comforters Fine white cotton filling at Yz Regular Price Blankets Part wool Hlngle sheot "OxSO On Kalo Kach 79c Wool Comforters Floral sateen covers and plain sateen backs. A marvelous value $4.39 $1.29 Hassocks Assorted deilgns snd a real value at 98c Umbrellas Umbrellas Entire new stock. January One special lot silk umbrellas. Clearance. January Clearance at ' 20 Less lA Price $1.00 Valour Floor Cushions Wash Blouses. Cflf In January Cfl Choice OUU Clearanc wUC $1.95 Wiih QA. Blouses wOw $1.00 Kayser Fabric "70 Gloves lilC '" Jewalry. Half .PA Price. Now 9UC 75c and 69c Fabric PQ. Jewelry. One lot p- JjSJC values to $1.00. Now 91 Gloves w w $100 $1.19 an(J $1.39 Ruffled Curtains Ruffied Curtains the Pair for nr the Pair for 69c One Special Lot of Good 98c Values Hosiery Silk Hose Wool and rayon, winter $1.65 I-a Francs mldweight weight. Lighter shades only, service. Now Pair 29c 98c Pair Brassieres One Lot Yz Price Garter Belts, Corselettes, and Bandeaus. A special group ing at Silk Lingerie A special group, Gowns, Pa Jamas, chemise, steplns, ac cumulated odds and ends at Vz Price Vz Price and less Smocks and Rayon Solo House Dresses Garments 3 dozen of these to close out Kayser and Athena two gar at ments In one. 50c Each $1.00 House Dresses House Dresses $1.95 Qualities All dollar qualities $1.39 Now 69c Handkerchiefs Handkerchiefs 12V4 to 19o values 15c and 20c values 12 for $1.00 8 for $1.00 Laces Neckwear One box all kinds, great bar- Lace and linen. One lot gains at the Values to $1.00. Yd. 3c Now 39c Rayon Bedspreads One Lot Cotton Sr.1" ed' . Bedspreads 25 Less $1.00 Each Cotton Batts Unbleached Cotton At extremely low prices. Till tts Dube, Dandy, or Lincoln, 3 lb. ulus cotton all In one sheet 72x90, s ,bs 12x!)o-A good cotton, clean and white, at the spe- . , clal low price ni onl Each 79c 50c Linen Bridge Sets Handbags $1.00 4 napkins 89o values for , . A splendid assortment ot real JjCJg values worth more. $1.19 to $1.69 Lace Panels In this Snlo the beat values you ever ssw. Each $1.00 The BROADWAY Inc. 30 East Broadway Sweaters Two special groups at actu ally Vi prlco aand less. $1.00 and $1.95 Linen Luncheon Cloths Assorted slies and colors Oreatly reduced Were $1.19 to $1.95. Now In two groups. 79c and 98c
