Tape Two
THE EUGENE KEGISTER-GTJ AED
STAGE BIG ROW
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE I)
break occurred, twit before the meet
fnf ra adjourned, fire more newa
paper men deserted letislatire enter
al, to attend, attracted bj the loud
Telorts hurled back and forth.
The fore part of the meeting waa
taken rjp with routine mattera of no
major Importance. Pnrtn discussion
of these matterslt waa noted the kot
ernor was stndyina: the recent liat of
lerislatire anpjeetiona iaened br the
atate treasurer. Thia fact tra alio
noted br Ilolman, who apparently waa
prepared for the question of the or
ernor "Mr. Hotman. did eon Issue
these ehargea araintt the board of
control?"
fTolman replied he did and that he
thouilit tber were Terr ood anirees-
lions. He declared there waa secret
Jrenees in the board of control office
and charted William Einiir as con
dnrtinr a "Reitn of Terror."
Hots Demand! Probe
"It la nnfortnnate that yon should
use these methoda to present your
ease.' the aorernor told ilolman. Wil
liam F-lniir. aecretary of the board aa
well aa atate pnrehasinr aaent, charg
ed that Ilolman' atatementa were
false, end he challenged the treaaurer
to nrore them.
At thia time the "firht" became a
four-aided affair with Hoa declarinr
be took exception to the method of
Tlolmen'a probe mto the affalra of the
board, aa It wna a reflection aealnr.t
the other two membera. He asked the
matter be Investigated, and if found
true, he would be for general
houe-cIeaning.
Klnrlr farther charred that Hol
man had airnen hla name to all bnd
get issues and that tt waa abaolntely
false atatement that no departmen
tal budreta had been preaented him
for atudy before submitted to the
budget director. This waa likewise
charged in Holman'a Hat of anggea
tiona. Intlmlditloa Charged
Tha treanrer then attacked Eln
klg for hia "Insubordination" which he
termed "no employer would tolerate.
He declared that F.inalg had forbidden
hla employee to apeak to Holman on
the threat of being discharged. Ue de
clared three employea had come to
him and reported that waa the caae.
Kiniig again took Isane. declaring he
demanded only that before any filea
were taken out of hla office, they get
hla permission. Thia action waa up
held by the other two membera of the
board.
"Ton bar intimidated erery em
rloye in my office," Kimig charged
Ilolman. "Yon hare taken out filea
which hese nerer been returned which
la something Hoes would not let you
do."
"I hare not kept your filea and I
can take them Out whenever I like
Wh.r. yoti are nothing but our chief
clerk," Ilolman retorted. The eoter
nor and Hoss both concurred with
Kinslr that the taking out of filea
enouia not be permitted.
Holman Ducks Blda
F.lnilg further declared there waa
nothing aecret abont hia ictlyltiea.
and that whenever blda art opened all
membera are Invited to attend and
that Ilolman had never done ao. "but
waita to critlciie me afterwards."
Anawerlng the govemor'a atate.
tnent that Holman'a methoda wera
"unfortunate" In thia matter, the
treaaurer replied he would go the
limit to stand on hia grounds and that
he would do It "aa I nleaae." "I will
do It because I waa elected by M.OOft
more votea than you were," he hurled
i ine governor.
It waa at thia point that the gov
ernor aaid "ll'a getting about time I
apologia to the public for appointing
yon slate treasurer."
"Tea. and It la abont time T wear
earkcloth and ashes." Holman re
torted. "And your being governor is
the only thing that keepa your face
from getting elapped."
The governor retorted "Then get
out of here, if you don't like It. why
don't yon reaign. I demand you to
Rt out."
"Yon can't demand me to do any
thing. I do aa I please and J shiill
continue to do ao," Holman came
back.
Malar Atka Proof
At one point the governor branded
one of Holman'a chargea aa "a lie."
"Prove yonr charges." the eiecu
tlvo challenged. "It ehonld be easy
to get employea of the purchasing
department to testify as yon yourself
hired most of them " Holman denied
he hired "most" of them.
The governor then moved, based on
Undetermined tnctica of I..msn In
nuking these chargea of Intimidation,
eccrctiveness ami "reign of terror"
"that a legislative! investigation he re
oiiesied.'" Thia motion waa not car
ried, but Holman aaid he would vote
for an liivesiigation.
"Alright. 1 mil draw up a motion,"
the governor sahl.
"Yea, you'll wait until llenrv (Han
sen! writes It f.,t you," the treasurer
again came back,
"I preaume Mtsa Austin (Holman'a
aecretary I helps you a lot too. You
con take her out to lunch at aome of
the inetitutiona and "
The governor waa cautioned bv
Ilolman at thia point to "be careful
hat jtoii ear."
The governor adjourned the meet
ing wiih "The 'Keign of Terror' Is
adjourned."
City Kiews Jptes
WHAT'S DOING
Wednttday
12 noon Weklr lunchon of
Eu?nf Lions club, Kugene bo
te, 4 p. m. MVettn,: of Emm
Trhr aSsvOcUtina, Eugene
bitch tK'booL
7:.'tO p. m. Mtitij of un.Ter
aitjr faculty committ of reliat
lotji and ipEritual arttriti and
KnxD church reprtMnutirei,
Orltnffr hall.
7:45 p. in. .Monthly m?tlnf of
Fucnv (jardfn dub, chamber of
commerce rooma.
DRESSMAKING HEMSTITCH INO
KA TV ANN SHOP, Tfl k. HMwjr.
TUXEDOS SUITS
Mada to Your Meaaura
Plrat Claaa CO it Cf
Worbmanahfp... 94aOU
FULTON, 30 West 10th
Lumber, Wood, Paints
And AM Building Material at
LOWEST PRICES
Waltm Bushonff Lbr. Co.
Rhone 500 4th 4 fcar
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Mr. Jae Ta VlaU
Frank Jue (Font) graduate of the
TniTeriity of Oregon and widely
known tenor roca.li.st, will arrlre in
Kutcene Wet-lnenday to be the jrueat of
Keuben C'harlyle Goffreiere. Mr. Jue
fa to aim at aereral catherinca while
here and will be aoloiat at the Cod
frecationar chnrch neit Sunday
morninr. with Mr. Goffretere accom
panyins him at the piano. The two
mnnimna will prenent program at
the Kiwanla club luncheon on Monday,
at the weekly luncheon of the Notary
club Tuesday and at tha Lion a club
luncheon Wednesday.
Recital to Ba Given
The public unmaking department of
the Kugene Bible college will give a
public recital at the chanel at 7:30
o'clock Wednenday evening. Thoe on
the program are Donald Rain ton,
Dowell Callia. Jry Conley. Hubert
Plan, Walter Krank. J. M. Hill. Wilma
Kddy. Mabel fofftt. EdwaH Dyer.
Fmma Buraon and Maty Hadley.
Villi at Florence
Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Mad en. for
merly of Kugene. now reiiding in
Marnhfield, were gueata orer the
week-end of Mr. and Mra. Ernest
Hi board, ownera of the Florence Auto
camp at Florence. They also Tiaited
nnmerons. frienda before returning
home. Mr. Madnen la an employe of
the Southern Pacific.
will be taught in thia claaa by Mr.
Mullina.
Report From Hospital
In the report from the Pacific
Christian hospital Tneday morning
the following were listed aa admitted:
Mra. Ma Hills. Mrs. Ida May Cart
ney. Mra. Alice Humphries. Mrs.
Mary lhmsnn, and Belden Brnaten.
DUmissed were Mrs. Alia powc.1 and
George fkbarpf.
Heavy Snow Falls
A heavy enow fell over the week
end on the upper MrKensie. accord
ing to Kugeneans driving up the
hiebwav Sundar. The snow waa three
and a half feet at Ist Creek ranch,
which is the furthest point cars can
to. The ttat snow rlw hrl -tn
make two tripe over the bigway Sun
day to keep it clear.
will appear at the Christian church
in Corvallis Sunday evening preced
ing an addreflji by Dr. H. Earl Cbi'id
ers, pastor of the Kugene Christian
church.
Teachers Meeting
The teachers of the junior high de
partment of the MethodUt Episcopal
church are to meet Wednesday even
ing at the home of Mi a Alice Baker
for a potluck upper and business
meeting.
Visit la Eugene
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Stephens and
daughter, (lerahline, of Kosebnrg.
spent Hundaj viitiug at the home of
the former's brother-in-law and aia
tr, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Morris, in
Eugene.
i saw
A grouchy looking woman
airtlng In her car which waa
parked near a school. On the
windshield waa a sticker:
"Smile with mo in '33." F. T.
What Did You See?
Cllnle It Wednesday
The well-baby clinic of the Welfare
league is to be held Wednesday morn
'ing at the group'a headnmrters in the
basement of the Tiffanv b'tilding from
9 until It o'clock. All mothers with
well babie, who do not have rezulor
physician attention, are invited to
bring thefr child, en to the clinic.
Garden Club Meeting
The Eugene Garden club Is to have
its monthly meeting Wednesday even
ing at the chamber of commerce
rooms at 7:45 o'clock. Prof. Arthur
: Peck, head cf the landscape garden,
ing department at Oregon State col
lege la to address the group on Eu
ropean gardens. Hltiitrntirig his talk
with elides. All persona Interested as
well as all men.Lera are invited to
attend the meeting.
Dance Class Optned
Wednesday evening will be the last
time for those interested in learning
to dance to come In at the special rate
of the Merrick Studios during the
month of Jannary for the class being
taught, according to Francis ;. Mid
line, manager of the studio. The class
ia scheduled to start at S o'clock Wed
nesday evening. New ballroom steps
Plan Church Program
The student council of religiou ac
tivities on the campus fa nl.inninr a
program for the wiWr term whereby
sororities and fraternities will go to
church Sundays in groups, the dates
and churches to be selected by the in
dividual groups.
Mr. Peterson Named
II. E. Peterson of Junction City,
director In the Pacific Co-Operative
Poultry Producere' association from
thia district has been re-nominated
for that office. The annual meeting
and election of the officera and direct
ore will come on February 4.
Couneil to Meet
The Women's Council of the First
Christian church will hold an all-day
meeting Wednesday in the church. A
covered dish luncheon will be held at
noon. The meeting will begin at 10
o'clock.
Leaving for South
" Mra. Harry F. Gordon of the H.
Cordon and eominny store leaves on
Wednenday for California to canvass
the retail and wholesale evening sp
parel field. She is accompanied on the
trip by her mother. Mra, K. F, Wil
liams of Marshfield. ,
Will Sing at Corvallis
"The Serenades," a men's onar
tet from the Enrene Bible college.
Lodge Will Not Meet '
The meeting of the Women of
Moose scheduled for Tuesday evening
ha.i been potponH due to the fire
v.liih partially destroyed the Moose
hail iuesday morning.
school age of the Lorane community
is to be held at the Eorane Church of
Christ Thursday evening. A program
of games and refreshments will fea
ture the social.
Drives to Roseburg
C. B. McNab of the Music Box
stores of Eusene and Marshfteld
drove to the latter city Sunday to be
gone a couple of days on business.
a play, "Mammy'e Wild Irish Rose,
Friday evening at the First Baptist
church in Eugene at 8 o'clock.
In Records
Homo from Marshfield
A. C. Goetsch of this city return
ed home Monday after having spent
the week-end in Marshfield.
From Oakland
Florence Undley of Oakland. Cal..
ts suiting her mother, Jlrs. Minnie C.
Undley of Santa Clara. Miss Lind
ley visited friends in Eugene Tuesday.
Sowing Club Formed
Eleven 4-H dub membera of Cot
tage Grove have formed a new sew
ing club under the leadership of
inelma irerinu
Visit In Corvallis
Mrs. Allen Ogleby and little daugh
ter have returned to Eugene from
Corvallis when thev visited Mrs.
OkIcxUt's mother, Mrs. A. Simms,
and other relatives.
McLean In Portland
J. A. McLean, manager of the Os
biirn hotel, will attend a meeting in
Portland Wednesday of the Oregon
State Motor association of which he
is director.
Miss Stevenson Homo
Miss Mary Margaret PteTenson has
returned home from Ashland where
she visited for some time. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Stevenson.
Lawyers III
I-awrence T. Harris and E. R. Bry
son. members of the law firm of Har
ris, Smith and Bryson are both ill
from influenza.
Club to Meet
The Norkensie home and art clob
will meet Thursday at the home of
.Mrs. C. F. Calef. There will be a
covered dish luncheon at 12:30
o'clock.
Albany Couple Here-
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Doerfler of
Albany spnt Sunday in Eurene visit
ing friends and relatives.
A. W. Frazee Here
A. W. Frasee, who operatea a farm
In the Leaburg section, was in Eugene
Monday.
Social at Lorane
A social for all young people of high
At Oakrldge
P. A. Thompson, supervisor of the
Cascade national forest, went to Oak
ridge Tuesday on business.
R. 6. Carter Here
R, G. Carter, resident of Oakridge,
waa a business visitor in Eugene
Monday.
Hero From Leaburg
B. Slavens, garage owner of Ia
burg. waa a businse visitor in Eu
gene Monday.
Hers From South Lane
Mr. and Mrs. F. G, Uaight, who
live south of Cottage Grove, were
in Eugene on business Tuesday.
Here from Lebanon
W. E. Merchant, resident of Leb
anon, transacted business in Eugene
Tuesday.
Reedtport Fish Man Here
Clarence Hayes, fish merchant of
Reedsport. was here Tuesday on one
of hia regular trips.
G oi hen Resident Here
G. C. Lawrence, farmer of the Go
shen district, waa in Eugene on busi
ness Monday.
Hero From Franklin
Henry T. Smith, farmer of the
Franklin community, waa in the city
on business Monday.
Hero From Fox Hollow
A. L. Gerber, who lives in the Fox
Hollow section south of the city, was
here on business Monday.
Wend I ing Resident Here
C. C. Parks of Wendling was a
visitor here Sunday.
Here From Spencer Creek
W. L. Young of the Spencer creek
valley was in the city Monday.
Mrs. Slocum Here
Mrs. H. G. Slocum of the Blachly
district was a visitor in Eugene Mon
day,
Hero From Westfir
Mrs. L. F. La r wood and Esther M.
Seifken of Westfir were in Eugene
Sunday.
To Give Play
The Willakenzie grange Is to give
LICENSES
Ambrose Dennis and Anne Adams
of Eugene.
Ralph Warren and Catherine Ar
nold of Portland.
PROBATE
Clara Perry appointed administra
trix of the estate of W. G. Perry:
Worth Harvey, T. C. Wheeler and
Herbert Eakin appointed appraisers.
Obituaries
Mrs. Helen Kick bush
Mrs. Helen Kickbush died Monday
in Tacoma at tbe age of 76 years.
Funeral services are to be held in
Etisene Saturday 'afternoon at 2
o'clock at the Veatch chapel. Rev.
Martin V. Simon officiating. Inter
ment will be in the new L O. O. F.
cemetery.
Mrs. Kickbush is survived by one
daughter, Mrs, A. Libke of Eugene;
and three sons. Carl Kickbush of St.
Paul, Minn., Theodore Kickbush of
Port Orchard, Wash., and August
Kickbush, Fairchild, Montana. She
was a member of the Lutheran church.
She waa born in Germany, May 20.
ISTi. coming to the United States
in 1SU. She lived in Wisconsin. North
Dnkota. and Montana, and at Tacoma,
since 1020.
News of Alpine
ALPINE. Jan. 17. (Special).
The Odd Fellows and Rebckahs united
in giving a supper to the members
and their families Saturday evening.
.Jan. 14, at the I. O. O. F. hall.
After supper the regular business
meeting was held. After the lodge
meeting was completed the ball was
opened to the people of the com
munity and the evening was spent at
card games and old-fashioned dancing.
U C. Davidson, Darold Bane and Em-
mett Nye furnished the music.
The Alpine Community club met at
the I. O. O. F. hall Jan. 12 for an all
day meeting. The day was spent work
ing on quilts for Mrs. Alfred Lee and
Louise Davidson. These quilts were
finished and quilts for Mrs. J, V. Mill
and Mrs. Glen Levnugh were put into
frames, A covered dish luncheon was
served at noon. Those present were
Mrs. L. Bristow, Mrs. J. V. Mill, Mrs.
Edwood Lee and daughter Nndine,
Mrs. Walter Peek, Mrs. T. Rivers,
Mrs. H. Hawley, Mrs. Srigley, Mrs.
Win. Goble, Mrs. I. C. Davidson and
daughter Virginia, Miss Louise David
son, .Mrs. D. Whiteis, Mrs. T. Nye. An
extra meeting for Thursday afternoon
was announced, with the regular
meeting Jan. 26.
J. . Mill, who has been Quite sick
for the past week. Is able to be back
at work again.
Mrs. Wm. Christians baa been ill
during the past week but is reported
improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Thornouist were
in Eugene on business last Friday.
News of Cushman
OTBTTMAN, Jan. 17. (Special.
The Johnson Wood company has
moved Its drag saw from the boon
here to Jack Hester's camp on Whoa
hink lake.
Mrs, L. I. Wheeler is recovering
from her long illness. She can sit up
a little while each day.
Mrs. Larsen is very ill with flu at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Roy
Sanbert.
8. J. Seymour is recovering from
a very severe attack of the flu.
Mrs. Laura Stingley returned Sun
day from a month's stay at her home
in Noti.
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley were in town
the first of the week.
George B as ford and family of
Munsell lake resort were in town
Monday.
The E. I. Smith came in from
Coos Bay Saturday and will load with
lumber at Mapleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Petersen are
building a nice new bouse on their
place along the highway
North Fork bridge, fc
Frank and George fUtiV
the Ethel 8. towed
bouso bnilt here by th IT
fishermen to Mapletoa Frida?
George Carle has purdu
land along the highwaT
Florence, on which he paajV? 1
ranch.
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We have Tieen experimenting for some time to
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ordinary bread, is easily and quickly digestible
and which sells at no advance in price. At
last we have perfected it, giving it the name
A llhams' XXX Bread.
It differs from other loaves; first, in the
materials we put into it; second, our secret
recipe which can not be duplicated by other
bakers.
Actually, XXX bread carries a higher per
centage of proteins (muscle building elements)
and calories (energy units) than anv loaf ever
before sold on the local market. We use gen
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extra malt and sutrar, unnsuallv hitrh grade
flour and the finest shortening on the market.
There is no other bread like XXX. Order it
instead of ordinary bread. Full 1$ pound loaf
fit no advance in price. Order from vour grocer
sxlay. Williams Bakery, Eugene, Oregon.
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