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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1932)
Jannary 7. in THE ETTg'ENE REGISTER-GUARD Paps Two E A cut of $7000 for market roiid maintenance In Lane county for 1932 Trai announced Thursday by the county court. A total of $'.28,180 from tha market road funda baa been ap portioned imonf this B2 market rnnds In the county aa compared with J.'i.V 000 budgeted for maintenance in 1031. No appropriation ia made thia year for market roada 1 und 2, these roada, the northern and southern sec tiona of the Territorial road, being Included In the stat's secondary bigh wnr program for 1082. The roada and the amounta allotted by the county court for their main tenance are nm luiiuno. .neconusry .Socondary 2M SM 4M KM ttU 7M 8M fl.M 10M mr 12M ISM 14M ir.M J0M 17.M liM 20.M 21 M 22M "JHM 24 M 2"'M 2H.W 27M 2SM 2011 30.M snr R'JM 83M 84M sr.M RUM 87 M 8KM Km 4(if 41M 41!M 43M 41M 4r,M 47.M 4HM 4IIM ROM MM 62M 4111 . 2!H . 180 . nor. . R.Vt . 150 . filsl . 225 . 550 . lotto . 210 . 7!r. . B0 . (155 . lino , 120 . !!5(1 . HO0 , 1IK0 . 1250 . son . 150 . 11O0 . 1200 . 330 . 1410 , 135 . 725 . 440 , 330 . 2S0 , 2020 . fiRO , TiHO . 81 K) . 00 , R20 . 150 . K50 , 700 , 410 , 1710 . 350 . 1200 . 300 . 2(10 . 150 $23,180 (CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE) contrasting aharply with the ahouted demands of the marcher! led by com munist aynipatliisera a month ago. Canlto! aiithoritlea rlanned to ad- tnlt the marohera to the gallerloa to tlit limit ot meir capacny. Tha heavy pollra guard thrown kntlrnU urnund the White House grounds during the demonstration of J)ee. 7 waa entirely lacaing. Boma of them tired of walling for their leadera and atarted on their way to the Capitol (ilaia, climbing the long flight of atepa at the west entrance to tho Cnpltol grounds. "v ain't cnmmunlsta and wa aln t looking for trouble." one of them lnnillv nrtirlnlmcd aa (leo. Ii. Ewlllg, Pittsburgh grocery man, one ot tho leadera arrived. Kwlng snkl the plan waa to march the men to the capltol four abreast, although he added that it would take "Napoleon hlmaelf to get tula bunrh Into line." Father Cox estimated there were more than 20,000 in tbe group. The nrlest sttent most of the night :olng from billet to billet talking with lis men and urging them to keep up their aplrits. The niarchera begnn to form Into groups of four shortly before eleven o'clock preparatory to atartlng the nnrsils. A scattering of war-time nnlforms of woQlen ollve-drab appeared In the line and a number wore aervice over coata issued more than a dernde ago Most of their clothing showed the ef fects of their long march in the rain, Most were unshaven. ' MYSTERY TO HER I.ONIHIN. Grace Katharine ftruce, SO, Is wondering what It is fell about. it has been reported that l.nnre-t orpornl 11, W. .Merry, of the ltoynl Kugineers, t'hatlmni. lias Inherited $125,000 under tho will of Miss Tlruce. who is said to liava died thia year. Hut Miss Jtriica la very much alive, and she's now wondering who thinks ahe'a a dead one. OFFICER COMING Minn Mnxlna Illako. province proaldent of Alpha Delta PI sor ority, Is to arrive Sunday from Fcattlo to Tlalt th University of Oregon chapter ot tho oiKtmUn lion. Aluminum cloth la now being pro duced In varimis colora and dikifin. It conlHta of fabric bato cuvend with aliiminnm foil. Chesttold w Colds on the chest may mean serious congestion. This congestion In bron chial tube, and air patsagrs mutt be relieved by bringing freah blood to tha congritcd parts. Kubbrd in frrclr, the deeply penetrating qualifies of BAUME HKNCiUK.(pronounced Ben Gay) stimulate outer-cheat circulation, lessen deeper congestion and usually breaks the cold up over night. Ben-Gay relieves the pains of rheu matism, lumbago, sciatica and neuritis Suickly and .airly without harmful rugs. Den-Gay haa been prescribed for over jo years, for every pain of nerve ana muscle. Atk for Ren-Gay and do not accept weaker substitutes. 'BenGau AK for HuOtkwl Hiiiim Haiiaua YOUNG RUSSIA LEARNS! ; : f - ''' sU I i I . - ; LoOKlna gneaa to ! new aay, plotura aymbollzoa tha quest for modern mechinical knowledge which the soviet government la anawaring througn technical acnooia estab lished In large induatrlal centera. Thia youth, with the atandard ttraw footgear (laptl) and homespun cloth atocklnga of the worker, la em ployed In an automobile factory In NIzhnl-Novgorod, called "the Detroit of Russia." Every worker muat devote part of hi! time to Instruction. SPRINGFIELD BPniN'OKIKLD. Jan. 7. (Spe cinl) Mcmliers of the Kensington club will meet Frlilny afternoon at tlie Home of Mrs. Mnty KcsRcy. Mra. W. 11. Whitney will be assistant host ess. Chamber Re-Elects Barnell As Prexy FPIUNfiFU-XI). Jnn. 7. (SPp rlnl V. K. Itiirnrll wn rp-olpi'tri! prenidont o( the Kprinicf frltl rhnmhor ot cnnimerre nt, tlio monthly mppting of thnt body VtlnPBflny pvphIiik. Othpr ofticprn p.pplrd inclml' H. F.. Mnxpy, vlep-prcHhlptit : I. M. IVtpr non, trciisurpr; W. U. Wright, II.. O. IXhttlrn. John W. AnrlorMnn, Julius Fulnp, nnd W. A. Tnylor nn iHrrolorn. I, M. IVtrrMon wna nppointcd by the .llppptom to norve the chamber tm prrptnry. A dflpRntinn will Rttpn1 thfl mppt tnjr of th liPbnnon rhnmhrr on Jnn unry 11 to dlmMiM tbe prnpnsrd ('hs rndo hibwny which wonhl pnss tlironnh thnt; city. F. II. 1 1 m in 1 . ii. P. J. Bnrtholompw nml II. K. Mnxoy werp appoint rrl (IpIp xntpR to tho county chamber of coin morce. Box Social Planned By C. E. and Choir RriUNaFIKI.O, Jan. 7. (Pne-rlnl)-The choir and i'hrlMtnn F.n dpnvor Rronpn of tho Ohrintinti chnrch will pivo n box florin nt the rciMilnf chunh mipppr nteht Jnnnnry 2'2, it Wns niinoiinppil 'rhuradiiy. I.adicn of tho rhumi will brine bnxpa of food whirh will bp gold to the mrn nttpiidinx the event, rntcccita will go to pnmont on tho church piano, Tht follow I np comniltteea nrp workinp on the proernm: Mrs. X). 11. Murphy, Mra. Vcltie I'ruilt. aoctul proirrntn coiumlttpp; Mm, Hnlnnd M" nhier, Mra. Flln, ,nnhnrl. choir com mittee; Unrbarn Adnnia, Jewel Ililter braud, C. K, committee. VISITOR HONORED RPniXtiFlFM. Jnn. 7. (Spe rlnH For the plcnauro of Mra. J, C Mi'Murrnv, win in v mil itiir hern from (irnnta Pass. Mm, W. r. itlilin en tetrniiied nt Iipc home Wednesdny aft ernoon. About H Kiicats went invited for the nft'nir, The nftPtuoon wna apent ncwum nnd plnybiK unme. Mri. Mi'.Murrftv ia n forintT renidput of I SprinjtCieid, hrtvitm moved villi her uuftoftim to i.rnnla rnhs Inst Bprinif PERSONAL ITEMS PPUINtJFIKI.il. dun. iSpeeinlV Mr. nnd Mm. Ilnrvey VentrU ot ( ohurtt were himineas vitiitora In POrmitfie hi I Itur.HihiT. Mr. and Mm. Wtilter Ijixton nre pendiuit I luirftlny in Salem. Mil(m Hintley of Los Anselra ar rlrrd Thuradnv tnorrunir to be with lua fnt her, "I ndo Xnck Kiutstiry, who in vert 111. II. Si'bntfenburji Ii reported to be mi m ma no me. V.. . Alherx, Mho waa hurt when at melt In the bfnd hr a niee of inn- chinery nt the Mountain State Power eottipnnT plnnt ht Snlurdn.v, ia now rep'trieu to oe recoveniiti. ernon (Writer retnrnd Mondar from California, whero ho hn trn iit!nir. Hal Miller of Vropeit la her to ?Uit bi parent for a few di. Mrs. Prn'i tjiilierrv and dmishtef Increase Your Earning NIGHT SCHOOL SHORTHAND TYPING BOOKKEEPING KoRiilnr clansns Tor lirRinnors nnd advanced stu d.Mil.x, every TiiomImj- and Tliursdny from 7 until Enroll Right Now . . . "It's a Good School" EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE A. C. ROBERTS Dr.. Phone ant ine Russian peasant youth In thia NEWS NOTES Kileen returned to their homo in West fir Ttteaday after visiting at the home of Mra. Kin ma Olson. Mrs. Lnns berry'a other children, Bruce lr., .Mil xi ue nnd Phyllis, returned to nest fir Humlay In order to ntlond school. Jtev, and Airs. Uenn U. 1'oindexter and ltev. and Mrs. J. T. Moore went to Portland Tuesdny, where- Rev. Poindexter waa in charge, of the fiiuernl of Mra. F, G. Church of Hood uiver, Ihe avrvice was held at the Hell wood crematorium. SHOWER GIVEN PPItlNtJFlKIJ). Jau. 7. (Spe Icnl) Mra. Paul Rchiewe wna honor ed by n shower Wednesday evening when 25 friend gathered nt the home of Mra. Kcunoth Tobins. LADIES' AID MEETS R Pit IN a V I K hl Jn n. 7. ( S pe ciul) The Indies' Aid of tho Metho dist church held its regulnr meeting nt the church Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. W. II. Pollnrd, Mrs. L. K. Pnge. and Mra, N. W. Emory were hoatcBses for tho nCfnir. Bull Frog Love Life Barred By U. S. Bulletins WASHINGTON. Jnn. 7. nJ.Rl An nttnek of expenditure of S'JOjHKMXKl n year for Rovernment hulletlns wna made In tbe senate fodny hy Senator iliirrison, democrat, Miiatppf. He proposed suspension of such publications for two yenm. tauntingly rpnd title of recent hullo tiup, and poked fun nt their contents. Some limit with: "Love life of hull frons" "I'tilirntion of calcium in spinach." "Mow to dress for sun baths. "Children's rompers." "Hringinu up bnby." "Puhlle dunce halls." ''llousinir in family development Tn the Inst, Harrison said "They tell mil whirh rmtm ii nmn fnp lw ntnlr. lng.' The bull frojj pamphlet tells how the male hull frotr jump off a log before the female nnd thnt rronliiug U a prt of hi love nuikinn. "And when I wna a bov." Harrison went on, "we never dressed for tun hatha." New Comfort for Those Who Wear False Toeth No loueer need tou feci uncomfort able wi'Hiiiif false teeth. Fnsteeth. a greatly improved powder sprinkled on your nlnte hold them tiiiht and com fortnble. No gummy, pasty taste or fr.'ting. Iendorire. Oct Fnsteeth at Titfany-Pavis lrug Co. or your arue::isr. IT MIGHT BC WORSE, SPOT -1 I GOT COMPLETE INSURANCE , "ROM AGENCY Capacity by Attonding MINER BLOC Eugene, Oregon TO (t'nlted Press Stuff Correspondent) A newspaper fighting for freedom of the presa ana a juuge ub is iur solute control over uis rumi .BRrU i.,,tilo here todiiv in the Kentucky court of appeals. IeWtOn U. J5UKr, Wlir-IWHC nct. i I ... .n,l nlantil ttresident 111 candidate, led legal counsel for the Knoiville, Tenn., N'ews-Sentlnel, in ita petition to set aside a dictum bar ring its representatives from report ing iK'llueruiiuiin juusd i.n...:t,'a ..irenit enurf fit Mt. Ster ling. 08 miiea east of here. Prewitt, wno oannen jvewa-nenunei . a.,, I ll : 1 1.... .l.nn.AK fnlAM O lailPgP'l UUriHOi, DIBIIU.IVI, , , ,, of alleged "libelous, alnnderoua, false,' sons, Alien nnii ii,;ui, neys. to join Issue with Baker. The action grew ouc 01 eiiimrnu comment of trials of conspiracy to murder cases resulting from a spec- . i I.)... nr In mittiANatern liiiTinnr wuui " " . ... . Kentucky coal fields last spring. Jliago I'rewnt cuwu .lunu a. v.. . ..,1,., , - the. News-Sentinel, In contempt of court. but dismissed me cuaiioo uu .w,,,,- . 1.a AA nnt wrttA the objectional editorinl. Although held not in contempt, muiium bhcv, from the court along with Jnek Bryan, and other News-Sentinel reporters. Mcnntime the Nows-Bentinel edi torially refused any retraction de- ..... .,..,nlr a the. henrt inring uio nine u "v " of the constitutional right of freedom ot the pross an inierpreiuuitu, j.n.ll whteh .TiuleA Prewitt dia- missed aa untenable. In the appellate court action, lin ker, senior member of the Clevelnnd law firm of Baker, Hostetler, Sidlo and Patterson, will specifically renre aent tlie News-Sentinel. Judge Pre witt will be represented by his son Allen, affiliated hero with E. 0. M. Orcar. former county court justice of tho Kentucky appellate court, and Attorney Held of Montgomery county, Ml. Dinning. L STORY (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) crews to reach dozens of families ms rnonetl In th snowbound Mono bnsin district of the Sierrns were expected to he conquered todny. Snowolow onerntors nonen to reacn Mono Iske and Tioa loilne yester day, but found sections of tho road rovured with drifts to an unexpected ""I'th. l;rews worKinr soum irom mono and north from Denton were expected to meet on Mcl'berson grade today, however. Officials of the department of water and power Bald today thnt tho hunxer si I nut ion had been exaggerated, and declared virtually all of those'Bliowed in had prepared for tho winter and had plenty ot food. Medical attention, however. Is need ed in several cases of exposure and frostbite while two expectant mothers are snowbound near Mono Inko. More than a score of white people and more than 100 Indians are snow bound. . GALE NITS ENGLAND LONDON, Jan. 7. (U.R) A terri fic nale lashed the Uritish Isles and Holland today, disrupting shipping CCdDILIID r7 r77 ,ir fr I -. I ..ST w . . .-WjiJj t ' ' f ' 1 &. :.. .;,&tX- I- s " 9 'K"i."'tii;: CSv iv.r..: k 'Uif ? V Ik. ' v'&n? ' aV" V ' rl?" rWtf 11 . Go straight to the nearest drug store. Buy Mcnlholatum now. Use it immediately for quick action! Put just a bit in each nostril to clear your head in a hurry. Rub it vigorously into your chest to prevent &WfTK(.IJjv or break up congestion. U! SI I chH lfelr I 105971 wulameU St. Phone 3220 Eugene, Oregon nnd air services, while floods and heavy rains isolated many towns aud villages. , , , The wind reached hurricane- veloc ity, the worst of the winter. Hadio stations received numerous calls fro.n ships in distress. Bhips of the royal novy yard aided regular life saving aervices. , .. . The hurricane reached a velocity of 90.:i miles an hour nt Birmingham, and 72 miles an hour at Salisbury. Torrential rains flooded villages and towns. Tweuty warships schedul ed to join the Atlantic fleet in regular maneuvers were unable to leave Ply mouth harbor. The destroyer Vendetta was in dis tress off Portsmouth and was towed to safety. The battleship Boyal Sov ereign went to the assistance of the steamer Trevaylor, which lost a pro peller off Eddystone light. Air aervices were cancelled tempo rarily. The village of C.'apanmore, In County Limerick, Ireland, was evac uated as the result of floods. The gales broke dykes at Cronln gen, Holland, and flooded wide areas. MONSOON FEARED TriE IIAGUK, Jan. 7. (U.R) Dis patches received here from Batavln reported fears of a disaster on the islands of Ball and Lonibok, in the Dutch East Indies. It was believed a monsoon had struck tho islands, or Hint they hnd been damaged ny nn enrmuuHKe. uuiu inunirntious were broken. Airplanes o.tnhlluii f.nntfirr. with tho Islands. The district wna reported ravaged by floods and high winds re cently. WARMS PILOTS' HANDS DAYTON, 0. An electrically heat ed glove for use by pilots has been tried out at the army air corps ma terial division at Wright field. The glove is a "thumb nnd one finger" style, made of green pool-table wool. An electric henting element is sewed between tlie lining nnd outer cover of the glove. A switch in the cockpit of the plane turns the curren on or off. . NEW YORK LEADS ALBANY, N. T. New York still leads in, the total number of licensed nnd unlicensed planes, having 1200. California, having 1175, ranks sec ond. In the number of pilots, Cali fornia ranks first, having 3220 out of tlie totnl of 17,242 in the whole coun try. New York is second in this re spect, hnving 1811 Hotel guests nt Devonshire, Eng land, now use a ferry thnt travels on land or sen. It is equipped with tractor wheels for land, and a pro peller Is driven off the tractor motor to drlvo the ferry through water. ORE MIMIES UMBER UP QUICKLY One application of Mmtorola often Drinsa renei. uieontn every hour for 5 houri thit coun ter-irritaot" should give complete Rheumatism ti Often Caused by Kidney and Bladder Irregularities If you have rheumatic pains, nagging backache, burning, and discolored urine have to get up frequently In the nlglit then you need KIDHO Thousands haTe received relief from this great kidney and bladder regulator. 60o with Money Back Guarantee at Red Cross Drug Co. and Kuykendall Drug Co. I4t IfWiA, a w 1 B C s'tenw. i?si.jyi MOCKS ' Mm MM Blue & Khaki R , , il KGW HIND'S CREAM Ul 9:15 A.M. wPRzZ20T'in Nationally advertised 1 WmfflTW UWN1VERSA?W goney & Almond lotion. S wfammVUM 112-19311 Reg-50 s"e. Rayon Satin II ALL THE NEW SHADES IN PLAIN COLORS YARD FINAL CLEARANCE I 13 I Hats CRST, 7A n Weight I )) ll Onlv I Clear, sheer chiffon and aerv- Ar I X J j Ice weight hoae the kind "W I you'd expect to ooit you much j V 1 morel Plcot tops. Frenoh 1 H X heels. New shade!, CA tW a A SALE - MEN! t j MEN'S BLUE DENIM BLANKET LINED I f A rcuT Jackets49 I J Si37 SHRUNK New Low Price 7 ; rzrzswvssm t i a MEN'S WORSTED ;J I 'gHL DRESS $.98 I Trousers J - '$j I I Work Shirts ctc ' 5 Heavy Hickory Stripes iL-! rjWy ' Tvo Oxen Blue 11 -l I ' " t V7 ,yi7 And Grey Chambray New II T Ji 'i'l ? iJy Low U w Tlr Price III 1,'flllifM'l I wgs-vV I aB M VI .J'TTtMlfi IIH ah. M m MaH' ! Ilil 3UltS i Sra,,,rt Work FIGURED Cotton Crepe SUITABLE FOR GOWNS ' PAJAMAS UNDERWEAR YARD H SALE SILK Prints ALL NEW PATTERNS NEW 1932 PRICE ' YARD J J
