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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1932)
THE KTIOENE REGISTER. GUARD Page TEretr flit 9, 1932. . . Citu News Notes THAT'S DOING Wednesday .. a .. Rnao show ladies an"""' " r jwinwrc at chamber im.'- . Eugene Buildine meeting, v.u.. . (ODimerce. Enuallxa. j p. p.. -,. ,,. m League -. M h"' Thuradav .. ... weoklv luncheon , Eugene Active club. Osbura Mnnlhlv luncheon gdubl osburn hotel. M J'!n.....l o,, of Cl ""ntrih,iK.H fruit. I1" WlieVetc" to the Doerobecher or crippled children in Port- iTare reminded mat strawDerries IIM re r7' and that inm IB very.'",". hnanilnl. The I. hiaiment fof Westminster house on the cam 1 , t,. nhta neri from there. ki no n -..,. .: rich y'"t:" " r - n as Dau neeu una jcar as Lr, it ' Mid' Lois Given- .tJiitT students will be presented IW,,rl ' -...I rrii.trcriar araninc piano rn-'ij.. VVV""-; li... 9 at n u nil' jv ni me ,v presented in recital at K the tlnir-.l.r nroBr.m. Wild. Foof Dr. and ra W W St McMorran and Wnshburne store Etorium the peat Saturday by Mr. foffruere ami - Uj in Junction City. lEwigellit Startle Audlenoe The law auuien Litic tent at the corner of Eighth -J M.J,'. street Tues. IS" nfght was startle when Jack Mutt tne "cowouj Ji utm;,, unit unusual statements in his roes nit. Some in the audience thought . " u ... k. .1.1a in nM Vila lUtemtnts but seemingly did so to the MtisfKCtlon 01 me eronu. nc in oiicniv- i-l Wedne 'day evening, me uue ueing The Beginning When." nLlll.. U.r. '" -"T . . v. ... I Mi,. Justine ACKerson. woo naa httn teaching school at Harrington. Wash., has returned to spend the with her parents. Mr. and IMfl. J. acitersoD, oi jugrne. I is the same place, accompanied Miss AekfTSon to Eugene where she will T.M.tiaa Shalt An nhA rmiirhr Rrnnnl I ipend part ot toe summer. It. fllu AriilpaaaMd IRer. Francis P. Leipzig, pastor cf St. Mary's Catholic church, will 4alirar the ffmmiTi(pnipnt address lit Mt. Annel academy, Thursday, Jnnea. rat Her J.eipziff returnen 10 ItDEene luesrtay eremnff irom cor ..IK. V.BVA ha i,A1!un.fAi-1 iho inm. convention oi ino Oregon lire uiiicib. I Bin Scorn Ion Found I H. C. Maxwell, motor route A, I drought to the Register-Guard office this week a lnrpo scorpion which he l toand while rennirinc a fence on Iiouih Willamette. Mnxwell lifted up i rock and the scorpion, a particularly healthy specimen measuring about I two inches, ran out. I Niwlyweds Return I Mr. and Mrs. Stanler J. Crouch I lave returned from their wedding l trip through eastern Oregon and I "unrnzTon. ine bride is a dauen I ter of Mr. and Sirs. Georee H. Jen I jiifs ann tne groom is a son oi I Jir. ana .Mrs. Linn Urotich. tminauons Begin jweniy-iour applicants for teacn- i ceriincnies presenTen tnemseives It th. 1 1 I'm umi-annuai examinations, several more are expected by E. .T. Moore. Thursday and Friday. Parmtrs' Union Meets Snenrpr f'fa.lr ln.l t 4-1,. r.,M I'nion will meet tn regular ses thOn Juna 111 . t-l.. 1 f fn I M Mrs. B. H. Brnhhnm. A report i' tlie stntp convention will 1 Eiven M matters of interest nre to come I UP. II lH ntinniinPoH Mnmhaca aro pected to bring lunch. M;. and Mrs. Baketell Here .;m . Baketell, finnncinl editf Baketell was here during tl "ie onnKers' convention. Mrs. Bnki I. ' former resident of Eugen I ip j . .innei stiles wtien si iired here. I MPr,fAl Graduation M. MnrA. rountv engineer, re home Wednesdav from Port W rhero hi ot ti, nt.s.li.a. 'wn ef hi diiiiEhter. Miss Katherine ,,nrie, from tu Munnmflh M..iv "tpOrt Prnm Uo..l..l E. D. Sherwnnri. Wendlintr. and E. n Morris V,,nnA V.atnA "tr thnm. nhnitted tn the Eu IT n- vpi,n' in 'he report given J "Hnevl-iy morning, and Hon " "' l.nriin. n n lltnl n dt. , linn .iir. ;wtnn Miinler ami Str nnri Mr. KMW. r,ll.nr ' W. Hutch, nil nf rnsndenn. C,t ' lv"n ' Mitchell of Collece J,J MtCormlck Here from' o'V 't'lrmiek ha errlved ;.".:a' tun Will. .in,,,i. i,r,ormirk ,..i... .1.. ti. 1. 'ir.n, h'ti has a business at stlinm. tl Tn C - Ai't.r. rlnh la In k.r. Ila Ur1 m"'ii'it Tliursd.iv noon at '.'""irn hoirl. Vnr th. nrnaram Tl . "I"""". hr the Active .club. . " I"" ti ih. mher. " r. P.v.reaux- n,r!. f!illi and 'm nf OaVlawl. rl. n.r... " "h" lin f Mr,. Klla FW '" T'ialnr. Thar were at '"'titijl. ' " lrin ,hf recent t Ik. . '' '' irvtnr arill meet .i. "'I Ihn radar afler- ""M , v A" "-omen re- ''' :n i ',r'"'nt. A notluck 11 ' erred. returned to EuBene to spend the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. Barton. VlilU Firm County AReut O. S. Fletcher wn making farm visits along the Lomue highway Wednesday afternoon, giving special attention to rodent control and i.niinu ilUifl (UtPUieM.B. I saw An Item In m r.nnnin ..... quoting a resident of that city as ....... n ins gingiBio ftKron is It was "moored 400 feat aver Eugene, waiting for better weather 00 on to Portland." M. R. What Did You See? Eujene Man Arrested- Stanley Hiphardson of arrested at Huatiburg Tuesday nlKllt .:urni'u whii possession ot liquor. Sheriff Jackson, who made the arrest, said Richardson had 12 gallons of liquor in a Roseburg camp ground vnim. Stolen Car Found Residenta nf tha raihKA.V,A.J ported two men pushing an automo liny nwnif.it. On investisation; Officer Quinn of the Eueene police found an abandoned model T Ford belonging io wuway r rancia oi urow, Ure. Hurd Up McKeniie Clinton T4nrH mn.l. MWMt..l - .., iumu.1 LOUlUllRBIUlieF, was in the upper McKeniie valley ".n.it.nn.1, vuLerriuK wuu county road aupervisors regarding work in "i.i kihbi uisincia. Woodmen To ftlv. rtann. The. Woodmen of the World are hnll ednaBdui. anon,n I. k -t n i. n mimiuaie, jiarguerite Moves From Roseburo G. Heminger, aecond-hand dealer of Roseburg, has closed his shop there and moved to Eugene where ne nas accepten employment. Cottage Grove Counla Hera Mr. arid Mrs. George McQueen of ottngo urove were in Eugene Tues- a. uvnnmgs. Visit At Tyson Home M.r. and Mrs. Walter Vassal of Dallaa visited Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Tyson while Mr. Vassal attended the atate bankera convention. Dexter Sparks Here Dexter Sparks of the Sparks ranch at Blue river was e business visitor in Eugene Wednesday. Bloyole Stolen Jack Rowland, 1670 Olive, reported his bicycle stolen Tuesday night from near tne uex tlieater. Mrs. Kinnalrd Returns Mrs. J. H. Rinnaird returned to Mapleton Wednesday after a visit of a few days in Eugene. Mra. Wlthrum Hare Mrs. W. Withrum resident of the Blachly section, was a visitor in Eu gene Tuesday, Here From Westflr Mra. E. W. McXamar of Westfir was a visitor In Eugene Wednesday. In Records BUILDING PERMITS Mary E. Warren, reshingle res! dence at r(ri Lawrence. $175. John U. Welborn, reshingle resi dence nt 1542 First avenue west, $45. COMPLAINT Vernon H. Woods against Gladys T. Woods, divorce on the ground of desertion. MARRIAGE LICENSES Kenneth D. Carlson of Prineville and Esther Ruth Tutt of Lexington, Kentucky. r.nlIRT DECREE Florence E. Elliott against O. H. Mork, et al, suit involving property in Portlnnd: decree for plnintm. Obituaries Andrew C. Miller Andrew 1'. Miller. 81. died Monday, June 6, In Yuba City, Cal., at the home of his daughter, Mrs. u. w. Brandt. Mr. .Miller, who for 20 years mnilo hia home at the Miller orchards on the Crow singe route, was born in Denmark and was a mcniher ot tne Danish Lutheran church ot tugene, He is survived by one son, L. N, Miller nt Eueene? two daughters. Mrs. H. W. Brandt of Yubn City, Cal.. and Mrs. John G. Robinson of Oakland, Cal.: seven grandchildren: fivo great grandchildren ; one brother, L. C. Mil ler of Eugene: two sisters, Mrs. Mar tin Iverson of Falmouth, Me., and Mrs. B. B. Schmedgaard of Randolph, Mass. The remains arc to arrive from Yuba City Friday morning. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Brnnstetter chapel. Rev. I.ouis Larsen of the Danish Lutheran church officiating. Inter ment will lie in the Danish section of the new I. O. O. F. cemetery. Mrs. Gretchen Wrlder Mra. Gretchen Wrider died at the Al I'oill residence. oiH) South 2nd street. Springfield. Wednewlny morn ing at the age of 22 years. She was born in Lehigh, lown. She lived there until three years ago when she moved to Anacnrtes. Wash. After two years' residence there, she returned to Lehigh, com ing to Springfield, May 1,1 of this yen r. Mrs. Wrider Is survived by her widower. Irwin Wrider, menilier of the coast guard service: one daugh ter. June, -2!1 months old: two broth ers. Ed Sturdevnnt. Fort Dodge. Iowa, and another brother Jn Iowa I'itv: and one sister, Mrs. Fay Nes bel't. Lehigh, Iowa. Funeral announcements will he made Inter from the Poole-Gray-Barlhnlomew chapel, Springfield. Funerals Royal 8. Smith Funernl service, for Royal S. Smith will be held Thur-day afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Rrnnteltr chapel. Iter. Ceril F. Ristow off iriating. In terment will be in the new I. O. O. F. cemetery, Samuel Annett Funeral service, for the late Sam uel Annett. Creawell, have been chanted to Friday morning at l'l o'clock at the graveside in the l're well cemetery. H'v. Mr.. Bailer of ficiating. The Srbwering chapel of Creswell is in charge. A modern automobile highway oyer the Amlea mountains has been built hr Venezuela. It i m connect wilh a similar rosd in Colombia that ritea to an altitude of 11,1UU feeU g a ntr, a;: iv; v:as. x New 0 Weave ! Sensational Savings On These Spiffy faulty" KJ CLOSE Selling Out Everything Your Choice of a Big Rack-Full of $9.95 SILK . Street and Sport DRESSES FREE Exactly 61 exclusive mod els, no two alike In model or color combinations, Washable Chalk Crepes, New Prints, Waistline .and Jacket effects, an Infinite variety, sizes 14 to 20 nd Dress Free with ny one of them. A Gay Color Variety of $16.75 SILK Dresses FREE White and colored trim med whites, the fsvored colors In pastel, exquisite silks, heavy, rich weaves that hold their drape. And they all have that exclusive look of higher priced things. Sizes run up to 20 and 38's. Tske wo for what the first one costs. New White SWAGGER Diagonal Weavss Honey combs, nsrrow. coilsrs, no belts, push pockets, and three-qusrter lengths, mitred bell sleeves and mitred rag Ian sleeves styls . festuras you'll wsnt In white eoat to be In style. .70 10 A Tomorrow, 8:30 THURSDAY Beginning the Second Big Week of Our - OUTSALE Our Very Finest Grade TRIPLE SHEER $24.30 SILK DRESSES FREE Quit few laoe Ineert, triple Canton, two place and party or function dresses of the gowned type In staid and "always good" black and gayer, younger colore, all with that different charm of the better de signers, sizes to 20 and a dress wrapped with each Free. 1 J u 1 1 mmv 1 a Our Entire Stock of New Spring COATS Formerly Priced at $16.75 $19.75 and $28.75 teoff . Final Sale Prices Now 8.37 - 9.90 - 14.35 The FRENCH SHOPPE SELLING OUT CLOSING UP TILL FALL MINER BUILD1NO ANNEX ON EAST BROADWAY, EUGENE It Starts Early, at - Closing Up Until This Fall White and Pastel Coats 0 Mixed 11 and $1.25 SILK HOSE 8ervlce and chiffon thla aummer'a colore by 3 makera whoie names we are not aupposed to adver tlae, about 73 patre of 8!s a and ice. 49 c EVERY RACK Re-Grouped For. . This Z Great Event Thursday Friday Saturday All Our FINEST NEWEST 1932 MODES INCLUDED! NONE RESERVED! NONE HELD BACK! NONE WITHDRAWN! 0 A Wide Selection from this Big Group of $14.20 SILK New All Occasion DRESSES FREE Varsity girls' things wit plenty of pep Buslneii girls' dresses for 8ervlce and oolorful things you'll see at every resort and beach thla summer, made for sizes to 20 and 1 38 and another dress with eaoh dress Free. And To Complete Your Sports Wardrobe $Q.95 Leather! Jackets Made for ua for U. of O, and Oregon wear, the right colore and the right linings for golf, beach, or the mountain cabin thla aummer You have the option of a Suit or Dreia with each one Free for 3 days. Greater Values Than Ever! MORE REAL SAVINGS THAN COMPARATIVE SALE PRICES " With so many cut price sales In . Eugene you'd probably doubt our word If we said "Half Price" so ws'll prove It beyond all doubt a Dress Free with a Dress double value In concrete form that you Just can't deny Is a saving. There's bound to be a rush so better .come. down EARLY THURSDAY! r- im .... v 1 1 1 H vcrv 1 2 New Fabric L L t aaCAr Lit" HiT l HA .l FA ".'WJ 1 alf " ,TA i7i 1 WSJ Every 1 f'Vl I New Style TlSm o o o o o o o I mmm o o o I mm
