Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, June 29, 1932, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPage Three THE EUGENE REGISTER. GUARD City News Notes - WHAT'S DOINQ I Wednesday "Tis'p- m.-R"'cltl of Ml" . oimnnr university school JM ? ' t"1115''- Thursday t noon Wee kly luncheon of 'fM Active Club, Osburn l'e1, m,Yoin)! Bepubltcan dob. Lee Duke cafe. 8 0. m. ("'""n meetlnu nnil McMorran and Wasbburne Judiiorium. ""he""" gathering of the year for Srml plnn discussed for the com " 7 .ear. Wayne AkerK is to preside ,, toastmanter. Several features for "J, entertainment are being worked Aiit ille uiecmcu un. ........... ( their most successful yenrs, Z I bv John Stark Evans as director jid Dr. Charles E. Hunt as president. professor Casteel to Speak Tntin Pnstpel. d rector of iif speech division at the University 3 OrMon, will sive a drnmntic rend er "A Morality Play," for the Leis . class at the Congregational church Sunday at 11 a. m.. It is announced, me nastor. Rev. Clay Pnlmer, has ffle to lecture at the conference of tie noriinvcai. v.,,, ......... .v... ittlva Club Meoting The Eugene Active club Is to have Its rurular meeting Thursday noon at lb, Osburn hotel. A "surprise" pro mm is planned by the pro(-rnm com mittee made up of James. O. Hnrdins. rk 0 Meiscl. Ropers Kimberling and Donald Husband. New committees are Mprcteil to be announced thiR week by Wallace N. Wintler, who has been re-elected president. jir. an" ""r. 'riu" ir'" family left Wednesday for their new borne in I'ortinnci. sir. r leius, nssist- Dt chief train nispaicner ni toe fiOutnern inn" v., .n. ...... . ...... .. transferred to Portland. Mrs. Fields bis been active in longe wotk 111 r.u nne, beinc a member of the Neigh bors of Woodcraft and the Rebekah lodges. Father Dunn 111 Rev. John Dunn, pastor of the HirrisBurg. is in St. Vincent s hospi tal lor a minor operniion. miring nm absence for tbe Friday morning ser- Leipzig, pastor of St. Mary's Cath olic church. Eugene, Is to conduct nasi at 7 o'clock. Concert at Church The program of the Hnnna Con cert company will be given Wednesday r. the First Christian rliurrh lit 8 o'clock. The program will be featured by many novelty instruments, inclmlitiR the Swiss Bells, of which the compnny hns 50. Th concert is free and the public is invited. There will be a silver offering taken. P, lnman HI I I Turn an BAMI-atnrO nf SnonCAt' Butte lodge of Odd Fellows, has been confined to his home for three weeks on account of illness. While he is not able to be out of bed he is reported An Via tmnrrwaniT TTo a unf f princ from I complication of ailments. Return to Eugene Mr. W. E. Nnylor and Mrs. Fred erick Porter hnve returned to Eugene after unending the week-end in Rnse bnrg. The former -visited her mother. Mr. li.a Mcllhinny. and the latter visited her sister-in-law, Mrs. A. J. UcCulloch during their stay there. Return from Rose burp Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dunlnp have returned to their home in Eueene. after having spent o few days in nosem.ru as guests of Mrs. u ii Thurston, Sr. Prof. Roest to Lecture Prof. Rnocf nf T?onl i-iIIppp. Port land, will give -n theosophical lecture Wednesday nieht at 8 o'clock in the Community Liberal church on the Modern Crisis. The- public Is invited. Quilt DfsDlaved A quilt recentlv completed by girls Of the Hi-Tri club of the First Chris tint, church will be displayed nt the MeMorrnn and Washburne store on inursdny. New ShOD Onnns The O. K. beauty shop will oppn July l nt 84H Olivo atreet in con nection with the O. K. barber shop, it is announced. Hilda Tedersen is the proprietor. VliHInn Here Miss V.-.-.. T.n.l TAM nf Tlonr orn, Mich., Ik visiting for the summer fo Eueene- as guest of her aunt. Miss -junniDei Keid. nno: with ner uncie, A. A. Iteid, and family. Plan Installation Members of the Enirene court of tho Knijrbts of Columbus nre planning wr instniintinn of new officers at their rfeiilflr meeting next Wednesday eve- Servlcfii AnnnnnfiAri Mnss at St. Mary's Catholic church ul be held at fl:4S o'clock Friday Jorninc. Rev. D. P. Curlev In charce. rre win ne distribution of conimun t 8:15 o'clock. Stewart In r.liv C. E. Stewart, county horticultural Inspector, was in Eueene Wednesday on business connected with his office. Watches Convention -Mrs. l.ee V. Stuart, 1030 Univer sity streer. in u-nifhlnn tk. .iK .... convention with unusual interest. .Mrs. fMiiari nioiner, .Mrs. Charles F. Car ter. WnR n rloto-nta , ,!. A .. convention in Snn Francisco In lO'.'O, .... Urr muier was a delegate to New ork i, iuoj nih j.i. Kates from Missouri. Man Is Fined Bert Kine, arrested by state police for ,emg mtoxicated, was fined $10 when he appeared in justift court here Wednesday. Unable to pay the fine, he was ciimniitterf tn tl.A jail. ' Hours Changed The postal snrinjs department at the postoffice will be open from 1) a. in. to 5 p. ni., instead of from 8 a. in. to C p. in., start ins Julv 1, it was announced Wednesday by Darwin h. 1'oran, postmaster. Mrs. Freeman Visits Mrs. J. A. Freeman of Roseburg is here to visit Mrs. Mury Jane Wade of the Hotel Smeed. California Couple Here Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Wacner of Ar buckie, Cal., are in Eueene for a few days looking for land to buy. band, James Hart, died at Klamath Falls five weeks aao. The Harts had lived for t long time in Cottase Grove, Fnn..1 . I ..v. nC , """ "re id or neicl on Inursday morning at 10:30 o'clock n . n tu,,Iei i coiiace urove, ..v.. ,vuii i, Cameron oiticiatini;. Interment n-ill bA Ka I i r .i ..... ww .u tuu J, X . temple. Mrs. Mary J. Harlow COTTAi:,.! i:nnvr i oo (Special). Mrs. Mary .1. Harlow died -Monday night at Weiidline. She was a resident of Cottase drove for some time but the nnct faw l.u.l l:..n.i at Weiidline. Mie was born Sept. 21. 18S, In Stebben conntv v-t- cu- i survived h. her Tr!.ln,PAK i ' a u low; three Bona, C. N. llnrlow of uiti.-uii, kj, .. tiariow of r.ucene, J. J. Harlow of Eueene; two daughters, Mrs. W. T ITilnlin. nf I Xl.. C. K. Wicks of Wendline; seven sranilcliilclren; one Rreat Branilchild. She had lived In Orecon for 44 years. Thursday afternoon nt 2:30 o'clock in. ine .miiis cnapei in (Jottase Grove, ev. Duncan 1. Cameron officiatins. Interment will he in th T n n v cemetery. I SAW A man changing a tire on his car which he had stopped almost in the middle of a sec ondary highway, and all traffic had to make a wide detour to avoid striking him and the car. H. B. What Did You See? Mrs. Brady Here Mrs. C. X. Krndy, resident of Oalt ridpe. was a visitor in Eugene Wednesday. D. T. Awbrey Here D. T. Awbrey, who operates a farm north of Irvins, was in Eugene on business Wednesday. Mr. Awbrey for ninny years was express spent at Cottage firove and lived in Eugene before moving to that city. Jay Lewis Here ' Jay Lewis. Corvnllis attorney, for merly of Eugene, transacted business here Tuesday, Here From Bradwood Roy V. Leonard of Bradwood was a visitor in Eujieno Tuesday. He is bookkeeper for the Bradwood sawmill. Goes fo Salem J. O. Holt, mqnager of the Eugene Fruit Growers' association, was in Salem on a business trip, Wednesday. Dexter Resident Here J. E. Johnson, resident of the Det ter district, was a business visitor in Eugene Tuesday. Otto Wilde Here Otto Wilde, who lives on Junction City It. F. D. No. 2. was in Eugene Tuesday on business. Wlnberrv Man Here Charles Xeet of the Winberry creek valley was in Einene Tuesday. He is road patrolman of this section. One Good Bump Deserves Another A minor accident on the McKenzie highway in which three cars were in volved was reported Wednesday morninit to the stnte imlice. The acci dent occurred just east of Spring field at 8 o'clock Tuesday nipht. A car driven by Enid Travis, Roinc east on tbe highway, slopped to make a left hnnd turn into a side rond. A car following the Trnvis car, driven i jajuih lUHiiiKowftKi. also stopped, but a car driven hv JnGnnlt Tin.rr.u behind the Ilodakowski car did" not stop. TheJRopers car bumped the Rodn vunxKi car, i ne uoaniiowski enr bumped the Trnvis car and the Travis up the hishwny a few feet and stop car, having nothing to bump, rolled ped partly in the ditrb. No one was injured, the enrs were not damaged and the Travis car finally mrueu mm me Bine roau. A new bullet, carrying two cir oular "wines." is said to nttnin t speed of 500 feet a second and to be able to pierce armor plute at 30 yarns. TO GIVE CONCERT IN EUGENE! mi Above U a group from the Hanna Concert company which la pre senting a concert In Eugene, Wednesday evening, at the First Chris tian church. A feature of the concert la the program arranged for the Swiss Bella. Several other noveltlea are alio arranged on the program. AUTO LICENSE STORY (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) way department will be deprived of the revenue it urgently needs if it is to carry on relief work. "I believe- that- tbe present emer gency is evidence acute to justify the departure from the customary method of isHiiing licenses. I am, therefore, asking that you accept license fees in quarterly installments, giving in re turn windshield stickers which will serve ns a means of identification un til the full fee has been paid. "I will instruct tbe state police to cooperate iu such a program by rec ocnizing tbe stickers in lieu of license plates. I will further direct the state police to grant a respite from arrest for two weeks from July 1, so that cars may be operated until the plans can be- put into effect. "This method of procedure will bring into the state treasury for the use of the highway commission the fees of those who could not possibly pay for a full yeav's license; it will save the gasoline tnxes wincu wouiu bo also out, therefore, cars forced into storaire: it will enable hard-pressed farmers to market their crops; or will permit desperate men and women to continue employment which they now see within their grasp. It is simple and workable and can be cqrried out with organization now functioning un der your supervision. The expense entailed in printing and distributing the stickers will be- negligible as com pared to the benefit that will accrue. Will Bring Revenue "It will mean returns and also rev enue for the stnte because enrs will b operated which would otherwise lio idle. "There can be no doubt that the present emergency is serious, the pro nosal outlined herein offers n simple. practical and helpful solution of the program wiiicii n Meets tiio hvennoou and welfare of thousands of our peo ple. As such, 1 believe it will meet with the approval of thousands of our citizens who are fortunate enough to be able to pay the full license fee, and while there is no provision of lnw for doing this, the present emergency overcomes any objections that might arise or nny adverse opinion that might be rendered. "I nm. therefore, asking for your eooperntion and assistance in putting this plan Into effect. 11th & Pearl Sts. S"Jim" . "Bill" g mifh & Watkinb Phone 220 VsnB In Records COMPLAINTS T.eo Condray vs. Louis Nettleton and Frank Nettleton, suit to collect ?Ht")0 damages as result of auto accident. MARRIAGE LICENSES Stephen Ogdon Allison, Eureka. Cal., and Martha Louise Hofass, Eu gene. Cyrus J. Fulton. Eueene, and Flor ence I. Wing, Portland. TRAFFIC FINES Overtime parking, $1 each: W. N. Wintler. .lim Wilkinson, Clarence El kins Charles H. A. Brechtel, Adam M. Wilhelm, L. B. Schmidt, R. M. Peterson. BUILDING PERMITS School district No. 4, alterations to skylight, Eugene high school, $100. Obituaries Mrs. Emma J. Hart COTTAGE GROVE, June 29. CSperial). Mrs. Emma .7. Hart of Cottage Grove died Monday at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Mary Miller, at Khmath Falls. Her hiis- BIG BARGAIN Bovs' or girls' adjustable size SK00TER SKATE, rubber tires and a regular 50o tube of X YD EXT A TOOTH PASTE, ff Q both for OD for a Few Days Only BBMFawW"aaBWaaaaaMsa1eaaa By Express Today TVomen's Panama Special... 1.00 Voile Dresses Special ,.$1.98 Silk Dresses Special .,...$2.98 to $5.00 Sport Hats for Outing Something New all colors. r.,..,. oc Hosiery 7oc value . .: .50c .White Gloves to close out, pr.. . . .10c HAMPTON'S Main Floor-.3th & Willamette BUY Tireofonc Tires Now! While Stock Lasts! NEVER BEFORE have we given such amazing pre holiday bargains on Firestone Tires and Tubes. Here is the opportunity you have been looking for to replace the thin, worn tires on your car before you start on your holiday trip. These prices can only last for a limited time. When our stock of Tax Free Tires and Tubes is gone, prices on Firestone Tires and Tubes will go up. Remember "only Firestone Tires are made with the patented construction features of Gum-Dipping and Two Extra Gum-Dipped Cord Plies under the Tread. Come in today. Buy note and save. The Tire That Taught Thrift To Minions COMPARE CONSTRUCTION QUALITY - PRICE Fonl I Choroid I ChrroUt . rortt Ford 1 Chi.rol.t WMpprt I Plymouth! Chin-.-Plymouth Chandler DtSoto. Dodt Dur.nt ... Cr. P.ll. PoutUc... RonMT.lt Illicit. ; En 1 N h i i Foot !..h OldVblla I BulrkM..' Chmll Old.'bll. Rulch Auburn . .lu-hVr fi.rdnrr .. M.rmon. Oakland .. Pcrlr. - nrtsTon ritKTOHt ft. tMUM OldMI a, Trtt T,M en rM On rrka Ut rw Ft. 4.40-21 S4.79 S9.30 4.50-20 f.Sf 10.38 4.50-21 $.4i 10.54 4.75-19 t.JJ 1I.J1 4.75-20 6.45 I1-4S 5.00-19 . "-90 5.00-20 .7f 5.00-21 1S.(4 S.2S-18 7.i 4.0 5.25-21 (.If 5.50-18 t.Jt ! 5.50-19 S.48 16.4 Chry.lrr..' SluVll VlkltlB .. Stubk'r Franklin- Hudson. Ilun'bl1 Salla. l'.ekard Plorae-A. . Plara-A. Sluta.. CdMI.l Uoroln.M Park.rd .00-1H H.Di 6.00-191 II. u, 6.0O-2M II D. 6.00-21 H.I), 6.00-22 HO 6.50-191 II. n. 6.50-201 II. D. 7.00-2tt ill). PirtaroNt OufaM tn. CtWtlM Ik. 10. Sf 10.91 11.10) si. o it.se I4.f riatsroirc 0dM4 tn. Cm Pile. Fff ri. lo.eo at.04 at. 14 11.14 11. (0 M.16 14-14 11.41 TRUCK and BUI TTRKS l.w , rirtiioht nnstoNt OutaWlrH) OUfHHtrr. M.O. Cur r. Iki Cm Mr.rw ri. Mtxi !. S-9.74 32i6 16.10 ft. OO 6.00-20 11.61 11.60 6.50-20 If.fO 30.00 7.50-20 16.41 ft. 60 9.75-20 61.61 110.00 Othmt 5i.l ProfFortinrulbrrr lta Tlrcifcae e 001111 TYFt tpc'l tin enjnw) 0,d.,i. I fik.twli 4.40-21.... 01.10 (3.10 4.50-21... S.f 3.55 4.75-19... 1.98 3.98 MiVACA 1.991 2.89 f.98 6.98 7.6S 71 TtrOltOnO umiiiei ttpi 4.40-21 .f 9 13.59 86.98 4.50-21 S.91 3.95 7-66 4.75-19 4.61 4.63 9.00 5.00-19 4.8f 4.85 9.44 5.25-21 1.99 5.98 1 11.64 Olkmr 3iM t repot iUtnm t.ly Low Firestone do not manufac ture tlrrn under speelel brand Damea for mall order houaea and othera to dlatrlbute. Special Urand Ttreaare made without the manufaclurer'a name. They are aold without his guarantee or reapnniiblllty for aervlee. Every Klreatone lire heare the Firestone name and the quality excels that of special jtrand mail order tirea old at the same prices. THOMPSON FEATS STORY (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) going to drive into the one-stop sta tion and explain the reasons why every thinking motorist should use only the best of tires for economy sake. And that Associated Flying 'A" gasoline! Hare you tried a tank of it? Better take the advice of llayxvard Thompson and fill that tank with this nero-type of gasoline, made especially so that your motor may enjoy the type of fuel that aoroplnnos use at no ndvanre in price? Ernie Danner who is iu charge of thin part of the one- stop itatioD, Tenth at Olive will tell you about it and he Is also an expert on lubrication, washing, p o 1 i s b i n and anything along thowe lines. For real bargains in high grade shops, be on hnnd when Thompson enters the store of the Stern Shoe company, 7J8 Willamette, Friday afternoon. Try on n pnir of those "Arch Presever" shoes, Ak the price and be convinced of the real values. Follow Thompson through on the highway to the Jumbo I,rmn at Mid way, between Eugene and Springfield. Witness a demonstration of what Thompson can do iu connection with the pure-fruit juice ndes that are served. No. J. R. (Slim) Haines, the win dow cleaner is not n "human fly." However, he is one of the best win dow men hi this section. Harry Shaw said it was rumored that Slim might want to climb the Eugene hotel in order to get a good view of Thomp roh'h finish. However, we have it that Slim is after new business and bo deserves It. .lust call 77 and see how fast his service Is. Tomorrow you will see the first of he cartoons drawn by Jack Fair. Watch for theui. Baldock Believes Cut Will Be Okay SALEM, Ore., June 29. (U.FD Oregon highway commiKHion'a pro pond to my lahorern $1.50 a day instead of $3 will prove more satis factory to all parties, believes stata highway engineer It. II. Baldock. "Men will not receive less money than formerly, but will work twice as long for it. They will keep in condition, for heavy lnbor. Men would rather bo employed nt a low wngn than loaf four weeks out of five." snid ltnldock. "Taxpayers nt the same time will be getting value expected from road money, despite the commission's pol icy f doing everything it can by hand lahor to provide greatest Bpread for present fumN. 5?olph Sionka Store No. 1 Miner Building, Eugene Store No. 3960 Charnelton St., Eugene PHONE 2425 Store No. 1 PHONE 428 Store No. 3 FREE DELIVERY Red Hot Pep Specials For Thursday and Friday Put your money into these and you can't miss it. Every article listed in this ad is worth more money than our price, and I'll gamhle that if you buy them now and keep them until this time next year that they'll be worth at least 25 per cent more. Save this ad and your sales slip, and come in one year from today: if I am, wrong I'll give you adime for every dollar you spend on this ad: Presto Fruit Jars- Quart, alumi num cap, doz. 75 Quart, glass Qft cap, dozen OV Potato Chips C 15c package Shrimp Chandeleur, 5 ounce, . QC 3 cans Oysters Founta in 's 5 ounce, 3 cans Libby's Red Salmon A'o. i flat can No. 1 tail can Corn Libhy's Maine Golden Bantam No. 2 . can 124 19 1 lit Ills 12 Corn Preferred Stock Tiny Kernel, 4 A No. 2 can XV: Peas Royal Club Dainty Dimple, No- 2 M can M.m & Tuna Family,, white meat, 1 9 No. I can . Xsfii 2 Pineapple Crushed No. 10 Can Sliced No. .10 Can 29c 49c Pineapple Crushed 6 Ounce Can . Tid Bits 6 Ounce Can . 5c 5c Corned Beef Hash Council, f$ No. 2 can XU Beef Steak & Onions Council, 10 No. 1 can XV Beef Stew with Vege tables Council, IW No. 2 can XV Corned Beef Wilsco, No. 1 can loo No. 2 can 25c Boast Beef Wilsco, No. 1 can , 15o No. 2 can : 25o Deviled Meat -fl No. i 3 cans.. XV Vienna Sausage Libby's, -j Ai No. i cans XV Pigs Feet Sinclairs, Quart OQ aM If jar Dog and Cat Food Pal, Ctf 1 pound can Powdered Sugar 3 15 nminrla Brown Sugar 4 pounds Guarantee Malt 21 pound QQ can tl Crown Caps -fl '7 Gross l.XJ 15 Loaf Cheese 5-Pound Brick Pillsbury's Flour Drifted Snow Flour 49-Lb. Sack, 1 ?C Your choice V Jar Rubbers-Dozen 2 Caps Economy or Mason, Dozen MM Lids Kerr Regular, 4 O JL dozen M.M2 Lids Kerr wide, dozen Economy Clamp dozen 174 Clamps "fOJL M.M Z Candy Bars 5c kinds, Buv Jimmy, Babe Kuth, Butter finger; 2 for M. J. B. Coffee 1 pound can 33c 3 pound ran........87o Schilling's Coffee 1 pound can 29c 2 pound can 5Gc Preferred Stock Coffee 1 pound can 27o 2 pound can 52c Full Cream Cheese Blue Bell, Ac pound Sugar Sea Island, fine cane, refined in San Francisco. 10 lbs. IQtf cloth sack 25 lbs., cloth sack $1.07 $4.25 100 lb. sack . Citrus The New, Im proved Granulated S'oap) largo A package X 1 MILK Borden's- Carnation, Tel, Golden Key Tall co oe case of 48 cans.. f?MMO Small- Q4 O case of 48 cans.... VXXU White Eagle Flour 49 Pound Sack Betty's Pride Flour 49-Pound Sack QC Llstin to the "Voles of Flrestons" Every Monday Night Ovsr Stations KFI KCW at 7:30 P. M. SJIM "BILL" (T MITH & WATKINoN) "Invite Us To Your Next Blowout"