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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1932)
Page Font E A dry June followed an linuiusllr Wfit May. tne mommy repori iron, , the lorn! weechv office shows. There wss onlv .f4 of an inch of nrecinits- ' tlon here last month against 2.33 locoes la June, iVAU It was a eomperatlrely warm month in June, too, wilb the luui- . Inium mounting to w once, dime ju. The minimum reached 43 several ', tiroes flu ring th month, the highest in the lowest minimums recorded for the month during the past nine . ' years. I.ait year the maximum went to 91 In June, but the minimum - dropped to 40, In the preceding year, 1030, the maximum mounted . to 02, but the minimum was lower at 88, for the extreme temperatures during tbe month There were 18 clear dajs, 18 partly cloudy dayi, and one cloudy day during the month. Tbe chart on hixbeat maximum and lowest minimum temperatures durinit June for the nast nine years Is as follows: 1032. f0 and 43: 1981, 01 and 40; 1030. 92 and RR; 1020, 90 and 87; 1028, 88 nd 41; 1027. 80 and 89; 1920, 99 and 42; 1025, 100 : and 41; 1924, 08 and 41; 1923, 90 ' end 89. The precipitation chart for the ;l past nlno years reads as follows: 3032, M of an inch; 1031. 2.M inches; 1030, 1.02 Inches; 1029. 3.55 inches; 1028, .IK of an Inch; 1027, 1.52 inches: 1920. .23 of an Inch: 1025, .87 of an Inch; 1024, .80 of en Inch: 1923, 1.90 inches. The Willamette river was 2.8 feet for its highest stage in June and at ,1 of a foot for the lowest stage. For tbe past nine years tbe rWer has been recorded as follows for highest and lowest stages during June: 1932. 2.S and .1: 1931. -.1 of a foot and -2 feet: 1030, 2.1 feet ' and -1.4 feat; 1929. 2.4 feet and ' xero; 1928. .6 of a foot and ..(1 of ' a foot: '1927, 8.8 feet and 1-1 feet; 1 1020, .8 of a foot and -.2 of a font: 1025. 4.8 feet and 1.8 feet: 1924. 2.1 feet and 1 foot; 1023, B.8 feet and 8.4 feet. Following Is the dally chart on maximum, minimum, and preclpltar Tion tor tne montn just passed. . June Mx. Mln. Prec. 1 83 47 48 .03 .25 : I: 4 . . 8 . . T . 8 . 9 . 10 , 11 . ' 12 . 13 . . 14 . 18 . 18 .. - 17 . 18 . 19 . 88 88 83 82 88 70 70 87 90 82 87 88 81 72 87 ..... 73 80 ,..81 40 47 43 48 47 48 45 52 82 55 83 81 40 40 40 43 81 81 54 50 44 45 48 49 81 52 54 51 .08 .00 tr. .18 .00 tr. .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 tr. tr. .00 tr. .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 ,00 .00 .00 .00 0 88 21 88 22 70 23 ...v.... .......77 w. . 78 28 ,....77 21 , 85 , 7 .vriaTr.'.ir...... .88 ! 28 .,......, m 20 ,r 83 0 87 : Many Thrills in Tom Tyler Western "The Man From New Mexico," the latest Monogram western presenting . that ace of western stsrs, Tom Tyler, , is conservatively regarded na the most , thrilling picture on his present pro- fram of tight super-action thrillers, t la now playing at the State the ; ater. Other recent Tyler successes . include "Two-Flsted Justice," "Gal loping Thru," 'The Man From Death Jj,U,T' ''Partners of the Trail" and "Mingle-Handcd Sandera." Will Rogerl Plays On Colonial Bill I People who go to the Colonial the c ajer Friday night to watch Hsvwnrd , Thompson, par-optic wiiard, do his , mossing feats blindfolded will not onlv ace t:.is great wlinrd in feats that hava amazed scientists but will see one of the fumiicnt shows of the vesr. When it rains it pours "4 Cititmm JJ ttU It I h u a ftff , ,. .. , MORTON S SALT This Is the assurance of the Colon ial managemeut. The picture for the evening will be Will lingers in "Ruslneaa mid Pleas ure." In this will Is a razor mane magnate, bound for far off Persia to get a formula for making a new kind of steel for his blades. He falls into all kinds of humorous situations, just ii limit loses h a fiawir Home, ills me mid bis all, but as usual finally comes through with everything. All-Day Service Planned July 3 An all-day gathering of several dis tricts is planned for Bunduy, July 3, at the Jeans acliool house on the El mira road went of Eugene. Once a month the Sunday school holds an all day service with a basket dinner and outside speakers on the program. The entertainment committee has word from several communities that delegations will be in attendance. The program follows: 10 a. m.. fitindav school: 11 a. m communion service and preaching by I,oris Inman; l:no p. m.. Basnet nin ner; 3 p. m., preaching, Kev. Karl Uownlng; 4:30 p. m., greetings from delegates; 7 p. m.. U. r.. nour, .Mr, and Mrs. Hayes, Eugene: 8 p. m., preaching, speaker to be selected. Road in Siuslaw Forest Is Started Work on the Clover Ridge road In the coast section of the Siuslaw na tions! forest was started Friday under C. C. Ulsen, superintendent ot con struction for the Cascade forest, who s in charge of construction In the Siuslaw area this year. Crews havo been at work on a short road leading from the main highway to a lookout site near Silt coos lake. This work will soon be finished end the men will be shifted to the Clover Ridge project. A com pressor started work Friday getting out rock for the road. Next week the lookout on tbe Silt coos lookout point will stsrt building a lookout cabin, doing the work at the same time be la going his lookout work. MELBOURNE IN TRAGEDY LONDON. July 1. (UFO The four masted barque Melbourne, one of the old sailing ships .competing in tbe annual race from Australia to Eng land, was sunk in a collision off Fastnet and lost with her captain, three other officers, and seven men, Lloyds reported today. FRIEND TOLD HIM ABODT ALL-BRAN And It Brought Belief From Constipation Thou who at bothered with con. tipatlon should read Mr. Gelpke'i unsolicited letter! "I have Buffered with constipa tion for years. A friend of mine told me to try All.Bran. I havo taken All-Bran for the past six weeks as a breakfast food. It has regulated my bowels as clockwork. Now I would not be without a package at an times. Mr. Leslie Uelpke, B73 iimgewooa Ave,, JNewark, W.J. Common constipation with Its headaches, loss of appetite. bIccd lesaness is due to lack of "bulk" to exercise the intostines, Vitamin D to help tone the intestinal tract. Both are present In Kellopg's All. uran, as well as iron for the blood. Tit "liiillr' tn Art-Tin. i I. MnU IIIta vTiaf In lall,,.. Hllll.1- .1.. body, it forms a soft mass, which Bcuuy cicnra wio intestines or. wastes. Being a nadiml corrective, All-Bran is not habit-forming. Try All-Bran In place of pille and drugs so often harmful. Just fnt tA taVilanAnv,i.la 1-11.. serious cases with every meal. If t'uur imosunai T-rouoie is not re lieved this way, see your doctor. In the red-and-green package. At all grocers. Mad. by Kellogg in Battla Creek. aa i sas 1 1 i af Vma r -. .L . u r "J tned ""'n. erouin busy Canal oouniour oj rain. Vhmrrr good rfmVing lathe rule, there Morton a Iodised Salt ia the favnrii,. (or ood cooka appreciate, not only its aavor bntthefacltliatltnerercakeanr harden.. Wade with cuho-shaped crystals, hlch tnmWao(Tonanoti,ernsteadof.tlckln together like the Hake crystale of Inferior alts, It ix.il re just aa frwly on ralnv da a aon dryl And it alsoaaveaclill.lrnri fmin almple Roller, a rauseof l.wa of apiwtite., lack of vigor and harkwardnraa at ulioul. 1 et It coau but 10c a mouthl THROUGH SEVERE WASfllN'GTO.V, July 1. UJ) Soldier of tbe bonus expeditionary force lined up immediately nfter breakfast today and went through a stiff hour' drill under a hot un. -Sharp comuundi of "squad rigbt" and "double time March" attested the strict diicinline clnmped down by Walter V. WflterH. foreeful young commander-in-chief, elected Wednes day und eivrn dictatorial nowertt. Waters is determined to make a brisk military unit of the 15.0W veterans who hnu Dceome little else ouc squat- ; tera since the senate's defeat of tbe j bonus bill. At tlie same time Waters was raak- j In? plans to extend the B. K. K. j throiifhout the United States. If his plan succeeds other cities niny bnrbor i bonus armies similar to the one here. I Waters proposes to send veterans We Still Have Silvertown f f f,. - , A t,&zfro 1 Cavalier Wil . WB SSS:::::-:::;: II t ' UmMA j "-p H 79 0JfMfMim V, 'Wf fcj mmmm Theyearioutstandmg value Vv aS ' S 'i 4 " Commander jl 5.00-19! !!!!!!!!!! I'll g 5.25-21 5.98 $22 i 22 A Set Allowed for the Old Tires on Your Car on the Purchase of New Goodrich Safety Silvertowns during this sale Goodrich Silvertown Inc. 10TH AND OLIVE Robertson Bros., 6th & Blair Rinohart Service Station, 790 W. 8th Danner Service Station, 10th and Olive THE EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD schooled by underfire experience at the Wnshiu(on front to various lo ciilittea to organize drill units. These would remain stiitioned where form ed, providinu an ever-present illustra tion of th1 pliant of uneiiiplo.ved vet erans. Their presence would be their plea. The bonus, of course, Is the main Idea," Waters eplninfd. "but we feel that such fcolirlificnthm will be the first step toward the relief of all un employment. 4,Vn rfnrtinnnrv ero mis will be tol erated and these corps would stand ready to aid In the enforcement of law and order. Playground Group To Teach Swimming Recistrations fop the boys' nnd men's swimmum classes to start next week at the Riverside park ore beinc arreptrd by the city pittycround divi sion, and all are invited to enter. Gilbert Sprosue will be in charce of the classes, assisted by Jimmy Urooks, Oregon swimmer, and Ills brother KiHi.ird Brooks. The big P.ntterson playcround slide is beios installed at the Kiverview park and will be available for the swimmers. Spra?ue says. FOR YOUR Fourth Of in Sensational Sale of it Selhi $807,026.77 Ik- Collected By Lane Lime county bad collected $S07,0'.!fl. 77 in taies at the close of accounts on June 30, It was revealed here Fri day by County Treasurer Grace 8rhiKka. This figure represents first half 10,'tl taxes collected by the tax de partment as well as several thousand dollars in back taxes. It represents approximately 80 per cent of the tax money needed aceordinc to the budjtet for the first half of the year. A total of Jl,010,KWfl0 was due as first half of the 11W1 levy this year. Actual collections of first half llllll taxes were but .Wi7,;)8.J5. The levy for tbe entire year Is $2,00, .133.38. Local Musicians To Give Program The Saturday afternoon local tal ent program to be broadcast from 4 to 5 o'clock ower radio station KOIt!. will include: Vocol solos, Myrna L. Itarcor. uccomnanied by Blaine I'ratt: liano solos. Blaine Pratt; violin solos, inrold Wilder; vocal solos, John Dev- ereatix. The Friday afternoon program in- Tax Free Tires July Trip ITOil CSH,S TT0i7 To HELP cut down the toll of automobile accidents this week-end, we offer you a special in creased trade-in allowance for your old tires on the purchase of New Goodrich Safety Silvertowns The Safest Tires Ever Built. TELEPHONE 1760 COTTAGE GROVE Wlck'a Service Station, Sth and Gibbs Nalllwell A Nelson, 62S South 5th Mathart Service Station, Springfield Lawrence Hill, Oakrldga ylolln solos by accomnanied b: Elisabeth Means, j Caroline .Means; vocal solos by Aim Louise Lie varpnur. flcconman en Dr tfinine l'riitt; saxophone solos by Violet Nel son, accompanied by Mrs, Anenn Nel son; nnd piano solos by Kyle Smith of Hpringfield. Monster Egg Is Exhibited Friday Friday a large egg joined the sea sonal narade of nature's freaks. E. Oliver, 2460 I'uiversity, came to the Itegister-Guard office with a White Leghorn egg measuring 7 7-8 inches the long way round and 6 8-4 inches the short way. r.xcept for a rough surface, the egg was well form ed. The hen which produced the large egg regularly lays eggs larger than the normal extras, said Mr. Oliver. nil v DU I cane sugar refinediBU.S.A. Help horn industry eluded; Business Holiday Decreed in Suburb CHICAGO HEIGHTS. 111., July 1. (U.R) A five-day business morator ium was in effect In this Chicago suburb today in order to effect a PRODUCER'S PUBLIC MARKET Broadway and Charnelton Buy Saturday for Sunday and Monday Newman's Fish Markets Saturday Specials Fresh Cooked AA Crabs, each ; lU Fancy Kippered Off! Salmon, lb Fancy Small Halibut and Salmon, half or whole fish. J Salmon Egga for Bait 39 past Broadway and Produeera' Publle Market Phone 2309 Morgan's PABST-ETT Spread Cheese Full Cream Cheese (Local Make) Pound lOo Butter (Fresh wrap.) Pound ' 22c Tti- If i ri. mayonnaise ITC 1 Rn tr Thins M -a--a jsa Jka Salad Dressing, Pint (Kraft's) Coffee (Our Own Blend) Pound Potato Chip? iftc 15c Size Cookies 6 Different Flavors, Sandwich Buns, doz Milk Shakea (any flavor) loe Cream Sodas Ice Cream, quart Millers Featuring for the 4th of July Baby Beef, any roast, lb. Home Cured Bacon, Per Piece 100 Young Tender Hena Only, each James Garden's Market Phone De Your Shopping fop Two Monday, Free Delivery Also. Watermelons on ice, Klondike variety, pound 2jc Cantaloupes, ripe and Peaches, local grown, fresh Tomatoes, Texas Merceds, Green Beans, sweet and tender, 2 pounds :..15c Cucumbers for that salad, each 5c Celery Hearts, well bleached, Ore, grown, bndle, 15c Apricots, excellent for salads or eating, bskt., 15c Cherries, large fancy Bings, basket 15c Beets, Carrots, Green Onions, Radishes, Turnips 3 bunches iqc We alio have Orangea, Lemons, Grapefruit, Applea and Bananaa 100 MARKET Specials for Saturday A Side of Swifts' Bacon Only if 1A Hambergeror tj aJLfftJd Pure Pork Sausatre L3L Shoulder of Lamb Pound Beef Pot Roast Pound restoration of business confldrnJ' shaken by closing of a local h.... for liquidation. u . All buslneas except groceries, faJ stores, public utilities and t,e H , newspaper were ordered siiswmH' until Wednesday by Mayor Daniel p '1 Bergln, h Market Closed All Day Monday, July 4th. Make Shopping Easy. You Can Buy All Your Food Here at One Stop And Have Plenty of Room to Park the Car. Delicatessen Pimento 2? Swiss American PkffS - Flavor Foods 27 Both for 19c 23c 2 dozen . . 1Sc ...15c ...10c ...10c ...29c Market Trade 14c 82c 50c 924 Daya. Will be closed all day July 4th. C O. D. Orders Taken firm, large size, 4 for 25c and ripe, large bskt, 25c ripe and firm, basket 23o 88c 12V2C 14c
