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'.pis 21. 1332. THE EUGENE TCEGTSTER-GUARTV Page Three- . - City News Notes - WHAT'S DOING Sunday in dlT Zunwail iamuj r- it Stafford eeboolhouse. !?. m Sunset Home rally iftir avenue west. ":m m. Union service lor LJSunt churches of city at $Sodit Episcopal church. in i m Committee meeting fnr market celebration l office. Prod i.e. l!,. public market. ... "Vis o m. Kiwanis club ('. K. rall.v for all S P- n -,,'riin Endeavor scirieries oi IV r.n.ral Preshvlerlsn ".'m'n m. Meschanta' division j .lumber of commerce meet- cf'n.i! for fall style show ,ftbmber of commerce. Uo"'" Mi.. liUnrnn have just returned from 11.? Si . Mrs. Bruce Boaert tUeEemie Bridge. Miss Morgan i bfr mother are spending the E rkl' rl"sart residence on Pearl 9 nr Mnrfrnn. who was for- flS'.' teacher in clothing at the SBurlinsme and Oakland, Cal the past, four years, and it, the Mnrgsns say they have en 12 tbe bar region, still claim there , alaw like Eugene. Miss Mnr- L aaa been president or ine nome Zamin teachers in Oakland this i Mnrf. a most nptire U nroitressire achool system in Eklni Vr pay . nt.!.i TTnHesvor rallv for all e. ,.;Atie. of Euzene will he LU it the Central Presbyterian Cirth today from 3 to 5 o'clock. Erinc the rally a potluck supper LI served in me rnuitu ., Ct. At 6:45 all scoietiea will join I SAW Three girls, evidently eoun try girls walking past a cigar rtore about 8:16 p. m. Thura ity. The smallest of the three wore a green dress, a tan cirf, dark blue coats, a brown touch hat cocked en one side tf head and only one ear ring. Depression ia on can't afford two ear rings. B. B. What Did You See? l nn nn r. K. meetina. Aiumc. Llkt and committee conferences will Jriirluded in the afternoon program Eri Dr. Victor P. Morris will be fit principal speaker. The topic for t LOriRTtnn r.nueHvr mrcmiK in The Qualities of a Christian." Each m is asked to brine a Bible verse taiaahur with a "C" or "E" ner- lainins to the above topic. Hil.rna From East '- Mrs. H. .M. IJeKoss nas returneo ihn ritr following a six weeks' to Michizan. She visited her pindmother in Hart, Michigan, her pindfather in Pentwater. Michigan, nd an uncle- and aunt in Detroit. St reports having seen a Lansing Mrr which carried a story from At Register-Guard telling about the HcKenzie highway. tilllwnlant Here Mr. and Mrs. Boris Krichesky and Jin Oretchen Lyon, of Los Angeles, ir. visiting here as guests of Mr. lid Mrs. Sam Wilderman. Mrs. Iritkesky Is Mrs. Wilderman's sis ter. They are leaving the first of the week for Portland and will re hire Vara Warlno.Hnv Por-Tlltf1 to lueir home in the south. . Ic.irch Plcnlo The annual picnic of the Minnay rtmnl and church of the First Ifiriatian church will bo held Wed- hmv afternoon beginning at d dock at the park behind the bntte. A special committee to have charge ( the children from three to six hi been Arrflnaeri. A covered dish I dianer will be served nt 6:30 o'clock. tr. Horn to Speak Dr. Robert H. Horn,, Instructor a the English department at the BoiversitT. will be speaker for the tfkly luncheon of the Kiwanis club Monday noon at the Osburn hotel. Hii tuhject has not been announced. Sereral representatives of the local rtnb are in Rellineham to attend the I district convention df Kiwanis. Return From Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Charles Drenkhahn ind sons Ernest and Martin and Miss Mith Drenkhahn and Mra. Chalena Hioel of Medford aoent the past wi at Newport. Mr. Drenkhahn aralo be on duty Monday at the ll'Morran and Waabburne store as 'ht watchman. Nr. Stat Here ' Edward Best, employe of the Pa- ant Telephone snd Telegraph com ft, at San Francisco, is spending vacation with bis parents, Mr. "i Mr. C. B. Best, S59 Washington "N't. He plans to remain about a aonth. H"d for Parking- Three drivers paid $1 fines for "irlime parking In city court Satur-f'f- They are C. M. Peery, W. P. aithis-vn and D. W. Haddow. M. W. nn!trong paid a fine of II. for perk 's In an all.y. N Service Sunday The rntr.l T rthx.h Will Hi no services Sunday but will join "s Sunset Home for their an rally day. Pnnday school will t the usual time. bkmit Men Here Jerome Hweenev and Paul Piper, a are in charge of road construc l in the Bohemia district, confer JJJiih county officials here Satur- 'U Barton Here . .Minnie Barton, of r-ortisnn. "' been visiting here the last week ler psrente. Mr. snd Mrs. O. a-Barton. Sn. T,tur , port- Sunday nfternonn. T-Ton Club3 ' Two. Town club will meet for red dish dinner and meeting ii. ! c 'rening at 6:Sri o'clock at g '. of Mr. and Mrs. T. 0. "rr in Collego Crest. "'" to HornZT" kcnl C. Hunt. .Ir.. of Portland, who hen visiting hie grandparents, 'od Mrs. I. T. Inman in Eugene. WdT' 10 his h"m' Porl,"ml Folk Here 1 Carles c. Malsaa and Frances ' District meeting and 1 -.1 niffllo of American Legion uniial P'"'". nir.id,. nark. Cleveland, of Klamath Falla, were in Eugene Saturday. VIda Men HeraZ Barney Oldfield and Ben Minney, of VIda, were in Eugene on rond business Saturday afternoon. To Indianapolis Mr. and Mrs. Ross fiuilcy are leaving woon for Indianapolis. Ind.. where Mr. Guiley will work for his masters degree st ButleY university. Reports Stolen Bike C. M. Lawrence. 4.1S West Twelfth, reported to the police that his bicycle had been atolen. Permit Issued Hall and Shumway paid J5 in cltv court for a permit to cut a macadam street. In Records BORN NEE17T At the Pacific Christian hospital. August 17, to Mr. and Mrs. John C. Neely of route 1, Eu gene, a boy. ALFORD At tbe home on north Ash street. Thiirsdny. Aug. IS, to Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Alford. a son. weight 8 pounds. LICENSES Charles C. Malsnn and Frances Cleveland, of Klamath Falls.' Clifford C. Stachner. Springfield, and (teorgia Phillips. Etna. Cal. Funerals Alfred August HALSKY, Aug. 20. (Special). Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Alford cenwter.r south of town for the late Alfred August Smith of Lons Beach, Cal.. who wan for many years a resident of tbe Alford community. Burial was in the Masonic cemetery. He is sur vived by his widow four daughters, besides several brothers nnd other relatives. Mrs. Smith will be remem bered as Miss Anna Porter who also lived in the community for many years. John W. Bean Funeral services for the late John W. Bean will be held Monday after noon at 2 o'clock at the Veatrh chapel with Rev. E. V. Stivers offici ating. Mrs. E. E. Wyatt will sing and Miss Brandon Young will ploy harp solos. Interment will be in the Ma sonic cemetery. Samuel Lelghtle Funeral services for the late Sam uel Leightle will be held Monday afternoun at 2 o'clock at the Elmira church with Rev. Crandall officiat ing. Poole-Gray-Bartholomeuj chapel is in charge. Alios E. Tempteman Funeral services for the Inte Mrs. Alice E. Templeman. who died at her home in Oakridge Friday, will be held at the Pleasant Hill cemetery Sun day afternoon at. '2 o'clock. Rev. E. V. Stivers will officiate. Poole-Gray-Bartholomew chapel is in charge. Veteran Expulsion Opposed by Legion PITTSBURGH. Pa., Aug. 20. (U.R) The Pennsylvania state convention of tbe American Legion today adopt ed a resolution condemning the meth ods of xpuls-Jon used against the bonus expeditionary forces in Wash ington. The convention also demnnded im mediate payment of the bonus, re peal of the 18th amendment and modification of the Volstead law and the Snyder state law for enforcement of prohibition. Efforts to adopt a minority report of the resolutions committee which would have deleted a paragraph cri ticizing President Hoover for the ex pulsion of bonus seeking veterans from Washington were shouted down. Boy's Body Found Hanging From Tree GR ANSON. Kjr.. Aug. 20. (U.R) The body of Roy Rickey, missing 10-year-old mountain boy, was found to day hanging from a tree at Soldier, not far from where he lived. His body showed msrka of severe beatings, Coroner C. W. Anderson, of Carter county, said. The coroner said he was undecided if the boy was dead when suspended from the tree. Upon tbt coroner's advice, county officials took into custody for ques tioning tbe hoy's father, Clyde; his stepmother. Bitha. 37, and a neigh bor, Jim Andy Day. Footprints of an adult found near tbe tree tallied with shoes worn by Day, the coroner said. There were no traces of a boy's footprints, he added. Glider Falls, Youth Unconscious 18 days G LEND ALE. Aug. 20. (U.R) Les ter Fuller. 10-year-old junior collfg" student, woke up todsy and found nearly three weks bad been elimin ated from his life. The last be knew 18 days aco wsp when his home-made glider struck a down draft while flying at Redondo heftch. He regained consciousness today after bavins been in a coma since the accident. He wss not expected to recover fully far another two months, Lean of Frog Is Defense in Court CLEVELAND, 0-. Aug, 20. (U.R) Six peddlers stood hetore ronce Snyder asked Jndee Dsy to let him tencn on charge of violating tbe ped dling ordinance, i.me m mem. run Snyder ,aked aJudze Day to 1ft him demonstrate his wares before sen tence was paused, Tbe judge agreed and Snyder plared a toy frog on the floor in frnt of the bench. He ap"- Tn fnr frs leaped fire feet in t air and landed in Judge Day's lap. Tbe judvre smiled. 'May I have tbfs frog?" be asked 'Sure, Snyder answered. "Case dismissed.' the Judge said. . DRIVER FINED ,0. Daly, of (loshen. was finM $10 in Justice court for driving aa auto mobile without a license. The Fox Rex In an effort to pres ent only the stellar subsequent run releases from nil of the major studios has booked its strongest week this year. For a starter Sunday and Mon- y will be seen tbe clamorous one. Greta Gar bo. in 'As You Desire Me. It is Garbo's first appearance since her highly praised performance in Grand Hotel. The picture por trays the story about the woman with the dual personality who ruua the risk of exposure in jier desperate at tempt to find love and happiness. Miss Garbo's lending man in "As You Desire Me" is Melvyn Douglas who will he best remembered for'hia great work opposite Gloria Swanson in 'Tonight Or Never." The noted ac tor, Erich Von Strohcim, hns a prom inent part in the production as a. de praved novelist. In addition to this stellar attraction. Manager O'Connell has arranged for Max Factor the emi nent Hollywood make up artist, to give away absolutely free, packets of his famous face powder to the lady patrons. This feature will be in vogue all week and starts Sunday with the Greta Gar bo engagement. Officer Killed in Battle With Thugs PORTA LES, N. M., Aug. 20. (U.R) One officer was killed and a deputy and a bandit suspect were wounded this morning in a gun battle 4S miles southeast of Portales when officers went to the Pebsworth rnneh to ar rest three men suspected of robbing the Olton, Tex., bauk on July f. Hnrvey Bolin, deputy sheriff of Olton county was killed. R. L. Hollis, -special deputy, of Portales, was wounded. One of the bandit suspects was wounded but officers were not cer tain which one it was. The three men sought were Jack Sullivan, A. C. Hunsucker and Lee Pebsworth. It was reported here this after noon that the wounded man had been captured at Twtum, N. M. When officers went to the ranch tbe three men opened fire on them it was said. The officers had only pi to s but returned the fire and hit one. They were forced to stand by and watch the bandits make a getaway in a car. Oregon Carpenters Favor Union Wages ASTORIA, Ore., Au. 20. (U.R) Oregon state council ot carpenters In annual session here today unanimous ly adopted a resolution opposing pay ment of less than union scales for la bor on all public works. The council re-elected F. 11. Allen president and David Duff secretary-treasurer. Both are of Portland. As the carpenters concluded their two-day session today, local labor of ficials prepared to greet 200 or more delegates1 expected Monday for the annual convention of the state fed era tion of labor. Tbe gathering will last live days. v William Cooper of Portland, presl dent, will preside over the numerous business sessions that are scheduled. Ben T. Osborne, executive secretary, is here already for the carpenters' session. Washington Solon For Resubmission SEATTLE. Aim. 20. (P) Sen ator Wesley L. Jones, republican. Ill- sued a statement from his campaign headquarters here today in which he said while his personal views in favor of prohibition had not changed, he behoved the ISth amendment should be resubmitted to the people. Ho added: "I shall vote to do ao at the first opportunity." The senator, long a dry and author of the "5 and 10" sentence law for prohibition violators, subsequently modified, declared: "The 18th amend ment is a part of the constitution of the United States. Congress cannot modify it or any other part of the constitution; congress can only sub' mit a proposed change to the people for their decision. "The people have an absolute right to exercise their ultimate power in deriding any constitution question whenever such a question baa become of national interest. "T made a statement more than two years ago In harmony with this principle which Is reported on page ftOfifl of tb congressional record for f Style Show Plans To Be Formulated Directors of the merchants division of the chamber of commerce will meet Monday at the chamher at 7:30 p. rn, to make plana for the annual style show. A committee to draw the program of the show will he announced soon Mohawk Grange Is Against Zorn Bill MOHAWK. Aug. 20. (Special.) Mohawk Mf-Kennr, grange held Its rKular meeting at the I, O. O. F. ball at Ma renin Wednesday evening. Th main topic of Importance was the school move. Mohawk M Keniie grange as a whole was against the moving of the university from i-.uaene. After the business meeting. frehmenti of Tratrmlon were No More Trading Stamps! AVp will not give Trading Stamps afler Sopt. 1st. August bills that are paid by Sfpt. 10th will earn the (stamps. Our high quality and low prices forbid the use of trading stamps. Jurgen's Grocery 8th & Olive Phone 183 served by the following ladies: Mrs. John Spores. Mrs. Frank Spores, Mrs. Ma n lee Spore,, aud Mrs. Beck ett Brown. Tbe next meeting will b in charge of the men. - NEWS NOTES Sarahhetb Stafford, dnughfer of Glen Stafford, had the misfortune to fall from a horse, Tuesday morning, and break her arm. She was takeu to Springfield for medical treatment. The Solomon .u in wait pioneer re- i union will he held at the Stafford school bouse on the Mohawk Sunday, August 21. Mrs. Margaret Stafford was a busi ness visitor to Eugene Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Baud.. Mr. ani Mrs. Arthur Bautch and son. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Huftitader. Mr. lu Hunter attened the birthday dinner at the Ray Bauglt home at Thurston Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Blame Anderson, son Lester, and Paul Itohley made a trip to Portland, SumLiy, to attend the Spanish American War Veterans' reunion and picnic at Laurelhurst park in Portland. Mr. aud Mrs. W. R. Berry. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Edgell and Evalyne Robley made a trip to Elkton. Sun day. Evalyue Robley remaining with the Herrys for a visit at hlkton. California folks have bought the Ella Hayden Rnucb. They are re modeling by putting up new build ings and other repairs. They expect to run a chicken ranch. Mrs. J. De ore of Eugene spent a few days visiting at the borne of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rey nolds. Rav Stafford has built a new saw mill in the valley, and was saw ing for the first time Friday. Jim Kennedy of IVnna was a caller at the John Hammitt ranch Friday to move the threshing ma chine to his place. The imme economics cinr ot .mo-hawk-McKenzie grange will meet Wednesday. Aug. 31. at the home of Mildred Barsi. Mrs. Henry Poller entertained the Santa Clara Thimhle club at her home Wednesday with a luncheon at noon. Mrs. Betty Brown ot Portland is visiting at the home of ber sister. Mrs. Arthur Bsugh. The Dramatics club meeting has been postponed until some future time. At Walterville WALTERVILLE, Aug. 20. (Spe cial) Considerable urn in is ' still shocked in the fields in the valley be low the Hendricks nndge in tne Thurston vicinity. Two threshers have been busy in that, section since the beginning of the threshing season and both crews had hoped to be through with the threshing the lat ter part of this week. The machines were held up several days because of the rain. Donald Wegner and a friend from Salem spent Saturday on the Mc Kenzie fishing with his cousins. David and Alvin Potter. The four with sev eral of their elders made up a fishing picnic Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Trvin who have heen at the horn ft of E hot Potter tbe past few days spent part of Friday in iMigene on business. Neighbors of Woodcraft held their recti! ur session at their halt t riday evening with several in the room. I ion tine business was carried out and after the business session supper of ice cream, cake and coffee was fturvefl. Reports as to the condition of Frank Minney of Vida who Is ill in the hosnital In Eunenc were favorable Saturday morning. According to the nurse hp had spent a very good night. Mr. Minney supervises the work at the fish racks at nennricKs Driuge. Mrs. S, J. Godard came home the latter part of the week from visiting her daughter. Airs, r.rma running ham. and family who live near Port land. She made the trip with Miss Mildred MO oil n. Regular services will be held by the Walterville Sunday school Sunday morning at ten o'clock nt the W. O. V Imll. In the eveninir Kev. H. Clark will bold the regular preaching service, at eight o ciock. . Donald McArthur was a business visitor m Eugene Fndny going in with William Thienes of Deerhorn, Several days work is being donated by different men of the community on the house being remodeled on the Momb place in Walterville. Mr. and Mrs. 55. C. Potter who have had their home destroyed by fire the middle of Julv will occupy the house. Mrs. George Stewart of Eugene and Mrs. Ben Isaacs and email son of Portland motored out to Walter ville Friday evening to call at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Page. Roth Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Isaacs were teachers in. the McKenzie high school at Walterville a few years ngo. Mrs. Isaacs was formerly Miss Mir iam Park of McMinnville and this is the first visit, back to Walterville since she left here at the close of her school. The highway workers on the J. Compton resurfacing contract for the McKenxie highway from Doyle hill to Hendricks bridge who have been boarding at the A. A. Campbell home left the latter part of the week for the work farther up the McKen zie. Work In this section la finished for the time being but a finer coat of gravel will be spread on the road In a few days. Misses Mary Smithson and Jean Thompson of Springfield who have been visiting Dorothy and Marjory Hart the past week left Saturday morning for their homes. Friday at dinner the four girls were entertained at tbe home of Mrs. Richard Hart in Cedar Flat. t Mrs. Jack Hultin and son Emmenek John who have been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Matt F.mmer Ick left the latter part of the week for their home at Coquille, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tennis expect to leave Sunday on a week's vacation from Mr. Tennis work at the Rugene power plant. They sre planning a trip to coast points. "FOR STATIONERY JUNCTION CITY JUNCTION CITY, Aug, 20. (Spe cial) Mrs. Elmer Borsaanl enter tained a number of friends Wednes day eveuing with bridge. This party was somewhat of a "house warming" as the Borgaards have just moved into their new home on South Kalina street. Mia Fredrickson won high and Miss Pederson consolation. The hostess served refreshments to the following ladies: Edna Fredrickson, Mrs. llelga Rasmussen. Mrs. Gladys Day, Mrs. llelga Johnson. Mrs. Gladys Todd, Mrs. Betty Carroll, Mrs, Flor ence Calvert. Miss Anita Pederson, Mabel Hansen, Maxine Lee and Selma Peterson. , Sometime after midnight Friday night the 10H service station in the northern part of Junction City oper ated by Mr. and Mrs. Chan. Millies was visited by parties in need of gas. The lock on the pump was takeu off and about twenty gallons of gas taken. Curl Blimp, deputy sheriff, was notified. The Christian Indies' Aid was in vited to meet with one of their for mer members in Eugene on Thursday, Mrs. Esther Jacobson and daughters, Alice and Dorothy. A splendid time whs had visiting, renewing acquaint ances and planning aid work for the winter season. Mrs. .In cob son and daughters served refreshments to tbe fnUowine ladies: Mrs. Marcaret. Nel son. Mrs. Ilvpre and son George, Mrs. F. Wright, Mrs. Geo. Porter, Mrs. C. Patterson, Mrs. W. C. Wash burne, Mrs. Sischo, Mrs. W. C. Evans, Mrs. J. Davidson. Mrs. Anna Harp, Mrs. S. Swank. Mrs. T. G. Williams, Mrs. Fredia Miller and Elvira. The Priscilla club hud its annual outdoor meet ine on Thursday eve- ninc nt Benton-Lane park with their husbands as guests. A most enjo able time was had aud the picnic sup per was a bountiful one. Those go in it out for this zood time were Mr, ami Mrs. Carl Huder, Mr. aud Mrs. CRESWELL NEWS ITEMS rnEHWELL. Auit. 20. (Special) I Her. W. S. Bursoyne, who accom panied the local troop of Boy Scouts on their enmpinjr trip to the Slinrpes Creek district the first ot the week, returned Friday evening. L. E. Zin iker, scout master, who went to re main with the boya until the end of their outing was called home on ac count of the aeriona illness of his father. Allien Ziniker. Glen Martin went .to take his place. Sir. Bur goyne reports the boya have kept in splendid health and. have had a fine time. The following schedule was ad hered to each day: reveille, 8 o'clock; morning colore, 6:,S0; breakfast, 7; airing blanketa and putting quarters in order. 7:30: drill, 8 o'clock; study from 8:30 -to 9:30; games, 0:30 to 0:50; study. 9:50 to 11: swimming and life saving instructions, 11 to 12; dinner, 12 noon: study and testa, 1 to 2 o'clock; hikes, exploring trips snd nature study, 2 to 8:30; swim ming nnd life saving tests, 3:30 to 6 o'clock; gathering council fire wood and making beds, 5 o'clock; supper, 6 o'clock; evening colora, 6:30; games, 7 o'clock; council fire, instruc tions, stories and benediction, 8 o'clock; taps, 9 o'clock. The tests passed included swimming, cooking. fire building, first aid, iracKing, Scout pace, signaling, nature study, iiso of the knife and hatchet and rules of safety. Fourteen boys were in camp, uuesta during 'the week were (1. H. Sedgwick, committeeman and B. E. Derahnm. ... CRESWEMi, Aug. 20. (Special) Membera of the Conquerora clasa of the Methodist Sunday school met at the home of Mrs. Hlnneho liwy- llier Friday evening for tho regular business and social meeting. A bas ket slipper was spread on tables on "Furniture Prices Advancing" BUY NOW! Save Dollars! 0 .S If you want to take advantage of the LOWEST PRICES in Furniture History BUY NOW! Before prices go up. General indications are that furniture will be 20 to 25 70 higher before many weeks. This is your last opportunity to buy furniture at the Rock Bottom Prices I Be sure and see Rubenstein's fine stock of the newest styles of Furniture Soonl lubeirastteiioi) FURNITURE COMPANY Corner 8th & Olive Sts. NEWS ITEMS Damsgaard, Mr. and Mrs. 8. Fries, Mr. and Mra. Frode Andreson, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Scoobo. Mr. and Mrs. I-.. Heats, Mrs. Agnes Johnson and Mrs. Nora Pitney. On Wednesday the Baptist Sunday school had their annual picnic iu the woods on the Willard Gray place north of town. A number of tbe men went down early in the morning and spent the day cutting wood to keep the "church fires burning" during the winter. At noon the women and members of the sabbath school drove Klown and all enjoyed the picnic din ner and in the afternoon I lie children and young folks played games while the older ones visited. On Thursday evening Ihe B, T. P. V, of the Baptist church had their regular monthly social aud business meeting at Bodkers grove. A num ber of young folks were down and a splendid time was enjoyed. The Cotton Blossom SingerB from the Piney Woods schools in the south are to be at the Baptist church on Monday evening to give one of their concerts of negro spirituals. This is to be the same quartet of young men that were here, last year. Mr. and Mrs. George Watrous and Jessie. Grandma. Watrous and Gor don Watrous drove to Medford Fri day afternoon. All will return Sun day excent ('onion who expects to remain there with his parents after spending the summer here with bis grand mother. Mrs. Viola Reels ami Miss Marv of Corvallis visited at the Alvin Reets home on Friday, Mrs. Reels was en route home from n few days visit with an aunt at Reed, Ore. Morris Mitchell is placing a new roof on his place of business on Sixth atreet. Mr. and Sirs. Bishop Moorehend were here Saturday for a short stop. They were on their way to Ashland to visit relatives there. the lawn where electric lights had been placed for the occasion, the hostess providing the fried chicken nnd Ice crenin. J. A. Coleman pre sided nt the short business session. E. W. Ogrnm conducted the devo tionals. Mrs. J. W. Antes, Mrs. C. B. Warner und Mrs. J. K. Smith were appointed to serve on the committee for securing s screen for the annex fire place. Mrs. Gwyther waa sin cerely thanked for her hospitality. Games snd music followed the busi ness. Members of the class.were Mr. and Mrs, .1. A. Colenisn and children Dorothy, Kenneth and Audrey, Mr. aud Mrs. H. A. Howe. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Ogrsm, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gates, Francis Earl, Wesley and Bernice. Mr. and Mra. H. N. Trai ler snd family, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Walkup and son, Teddy. Mrs. Roy Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. ,f. E. Smith. Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Smith, Mr. and Mra. J. W. Watson, . Mrs. Blanche Gwyther, Miss Margaret Gwyther, Douglas and Carol Gwylher and Mrs, O. I. Kent and daughter, Luclle, Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. John Gary and dnugbtera, Margaret and Audrey, of West Linn. NEWS NOTES James H. Burgoyne arrived Friday evening from Loa Angeles to Tisit at tbe home of his son, Rev. W. 8. Bur goyne end family. A brother, Nor. DANCE JEFFERSON 8EA0H SUNDAY NITE 25c Read thla nawa Itam from the 8an Franolsoo Call -Bulletin of Aug. 18th. ACT NOW! man Burgoyne, of Salem, Is also a guest at the Methodist parsonage. J. E. Wilcox: returned Friday eve ning from a trip to bis former home at Ruth, Nevada. Beverly Jean Goheen, baby daugh ter of Mr, and Mrs. L. C. Goheen, received honorable mention in the re cent Romane'a Photo studio pretty Uiby contest in Eugene. Jerry Jo, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, J. H. Lea bo, received first place In the one for four-year-old awards. The annual picnic of the Creswell I.O.O.K. and Rebekah lodges, which was to have been held Sunday, was postponed till Sunday. Sept. 4, due to the death of Albert Ziniker. Silt V T coos .News 81LTCOOS, Aug. 20.(Speclal) Among those from the Siltcoos Iake district who picnicked at Lake Tnh- ken itch Auto camp Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. L. L, Passage, of Went lake. Mr, and Mrs. F. 11 Goudc, Mr. end Mra. P. F. Close and C. G. McNary, of Siltcoos; Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Scott, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wnlter Scott and family of Ada. A number ot Canaryites also were present. A 0-foot cougar was seen on the railroad track not. far from Ihe Dela mater place one day last week. To date It has not been killed. Dr. Ronald Jtoinig, health officer, Inspected the Siltcoos cabins Mon day. All resorts are required to un dergo inspection. Harry Drake, .of Westlake, went to Portland Sunday on a business trip. Mr. aud Mrs. A. 0. Mines have moved to the forest ranger station on the bill back of Westlake. Peter Polan. who has been vaca tioning at the Schuster farm for sev eral weeks, left Saturday of last ween for (Jnrdiner. from where he continu ed on to his home at Marslifield. Mr. and Mrs, S. A. Karle nod hil- dren, who live nit the Klsio M titer ranch, spent a pitrt of last week bmi relatives at Cushman nnd Florence. Mrs, .lames ChristeiiKen went to I'iiigene Tuesday evening, called there by the illness of her mother, Mrs. Bertha Ncet, who has bronchial pneu monia. Mrs. Neet is reported better. Mrs. It. T. Stalcup and children, of Fiddle creek, will leave by motor next week for Sale in whero Mr. Stalcup will join them and tbey will go on to Butte. Montana, whero Mr. Stalcup's father ia very ill. E, E. Williams, cashier of the First National bank of Gardiner, was a visitor at Siltcoos snd other points on the lake Wednesday. L. W. Derrin and Jack Hewitt were over from Cushman Wednes day eveniug and lured H bass. Misses Helen Hyer and Lenora Ditlard, of Eugene, have been vaca tioning this week at the Earl Drew cottage on Moonlight Point. Mr. and Mrs. Drew and two children drove In Thursday for a vacation. STANDARD U Automatic Speed heet Electric Range Latest model Klandord electric ranges on tale at HA below the current market price . . . what a value! Not discontinued obsolete models but the rery newest with Innovations such aa have made the Standard on of the nation's leaders! Full-Size 4-Burner Rangel With Ivory or White Porcelain Finish! Tou must see thla new Standard model to appreciate Ha beatify Ha utility Its convenient family ale lta large roomy oven and broiler Ha exclusive autotnatlo Speed-Heat fcslures. Buy now while you may taka advantage of this saving. Only EASY Eugene Furniture Co. . llth & WMamette Formerly. Powert Oakridge Woman's Club Holds Picnic OAKItllHiK, Aug. 20. (Special.) Tho Dakridge Woman's club held their annual picnic at tbe Westfir community club's picnic grounds be low Westftr rriuay afternoon. Alter picnic dinner, games and contests were enjoyed. A largo basket or -h ome ca lined fruit and jelly wa a presented to Miss Jane Strong, bride- elect, who is a member ot tbe club, (.lie Ms present were Mrs. Charles M. Haid of Phoenix, Arizona, Mrs. C. T. Beach, Mrs. William EUamond, Mrs. K. W. hniltb. Airs. C. B. Mc- Karland. Mrs. C. E. Carloss. Mrs.' Fred Henson, Mra. Brown, Mrs. N. M. Ohrting. and membera present were) Mrs. C, It. Jones, Mrs. Grant .1. Gray. Miss .lane Strong, Mrs. E. 10. Smith. Mrs. Hoy Putnam, -Mrs. Martin Johnson. Mrs. J. E. Paddock, and Mrs. Chartea Croner. NEWS NOTES Miss Thelma Carter and Wayne Walker went to Eugene Saturday and were guests of Miss Elsie Walker and Miss Eva Spats. A. E. Gerimonte was a dinner guest of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Croner Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hills will at tend a birthday party for Mrs. Mary Neet at Fall Creek wbilo they sra in Eugene for a few days. Mrs. Fred Bichter and children re turned to Dead mountain where they are spending the summer. Miss Erma Hills accompanied them but returned Friday evening. Mrs. Mary McAllister la spending a few days in Eugene. B. C. Hall has returned to his home here and his family will ar rive in a few days. At Blachley m,ACIir,Y. Aug. -'0. (Special) Mr. nnd Mrs. Dan Wolfe. Mr. an-1 Mrs. Norman Wolfe of Washington i) re visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Woifc. : Hoy MrMillian left Friday morn ing for his home in Pomiac, III. He hii been here about three years. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Pontius and A. O. Hopper were business visltori in Junction City and Eugene Wed nesday, i Mrs. Elvln Witliaro returned home Sunday from Brootens Springs. Mrs. C. M. Hurlburt and son Wayne were business visitors in Eu gene Friday afternoon, , NOTICE Hop picking will begin on Early hops at Anderson Bros., Wednesday morning. Aug. i!4. Only pickers reg Istered for early hops need npply. PAUL D. GREEN la Now Located In Hia NEW POPULAR PRICE STORE AT 837 Willamette St. KEOULAR 8139 $10 111 Down TERMS
