Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, June 07, 1933, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text" THE EUOENE BEOI8TER 0 P ABD Jm.Tw Page Two - BBgaL'i 183; iiMiniimnn nnrii I Ti I RMTTmHI N IflllT I mm "" vin cniv rutin i aiorrura- KiiKcne'i summer playground activ Itlei will becin about July 1, accord ing to Arthur Uendcrsbett, member of the city playground cnnimiKsion. 'The activities will be cunfined lre y to Riverview park where the swim ming pool will be mnhituineri ami the playground apparatus of the park will be in use, but II enough volunteer workers are obtained the work may be carried on nt tbfi different school grounds ns in the past, Mr. Ilrmler nhott miitl. This year there is only $io0 in the playground fund an com pared with $.'.000 last year. Major (ieorge W. llrnden of tin National Jtecreution AKHoeitUiou of America was here Wednesday, and met with tho members of the local playground commission. (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) of the organizations of. his interests at over $104,000,000, or $175.75 a share. Having a direct sale in mind, Pe cora asked "if you had sold, there would have been a big profit;" "That's like saying if the dog hadn't stopped running he would have caught tlm rabbit," returned Van Kweringen. "Wasn't the purpose of the (ienevn Securities Corporation to evade by lnwfnl means this tnx?" Pccora pressed subsequently. "It seems the economic way of handling it' the- operator replied. The witness pointed out he had al ready said the transportation was so carried out to tales advantage of in come tnx exemption, "Wo did it according to law' he put mildly. "Oh, it was legal enough' Pccora rejoined. By unanimous decision before the hearing opened, the senate committee agreed on ft resolution to seek brood er power to inquire into income tax reducing stock transactions by Morgan partners. Chairman Fletcher predict ed quick senate approval. Number of Clinics Are Being Planned A scries of clinics to bo held during the next few days is being planned nt the office of the T.ane county henltb unit. Thursday Ir. R. C. Itmnig, county physician, assisted by MisB Bessie Williams, county henlth nurse, will hold a clinic nt Florence for all persons in the district in need of county medicnl assistance nnd on Fri day Dr. Romig, assisted by Mrs. Delia FitKgernld, county health nurse, will hold a similar clinic nt Cottago drove. June 14 the second toxoid treatment will be given nt the College Crest school by Dr. Romig, assisted by Miss Williams nnd June 15 a toxoid clinic will bo held at the henlth unit office at the courthouse, beginning nt 10:30 a. m. It is desired thnt all children wlo have not had toxoid trentments re port nt this tlmo and It Is ndvisabe to take children any age pat six months. There- is less renction to the trentment while they nre young than in older children. Theatres Ily It. 1. C. Lane People Named On Program Group Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Baugb, of Mohawk, and Margery Ktngslcy, of Elmirn, members of the Lane county recreation and dramatics committee, have been named as members of the committee to have chnrge of the mixer program at. the opening night of the state grange sessions in Pen dleton, Monday, June 12, Miss (ier trudo Skow, home demonstration agent, announced Wednesdny, They will work with other recrea tion committco members from Clnck amas, Columbia, Deschutes, Jnckson, and Josephine counties In preparing the program. Continuous 1:00 tilt 11 XST TIMES TODAYI WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS REX "The Mutch King" with Warren William, Lili Damita and ;ienda Farrell. Knds Wed nesdny. STATE "No Man of Hr Own,", with Clark (iable, Carole Komlwrd and Dorothy Mackaill. Ends Wednesday. COLONIAL "Faithless1 with Robert Montgomery and Talluluh Uankhcud. Knds Thursday. HEILIG "The Rig Drive," authentic pictures of the World war. Ends Wednesday. McDONALD "Central A ir port," with Sally Eilerx, Tm lirown. (ilendit Farrell and Rich ard Iiurtlielmcss. Ends Thurs day. The World war rolls across the Heilig screen where "The Rig Drive" in phiying for the lat times tonight. The film is a chronologicnl arrange ment of pictures excavated from the military archives of the Germans, French, Austrian". British, Italians and Americans. While some of the ; sources from which the pictures were taken have already been exploited for : the purposes of the cinema, this lat ent entry has a completeness and a chronology that creates the excite ment of history in the making. As record of the World war, the pic ture is unique. There aro for ex ample, scenes taken in St. Petersburg ; and Moscow during the early days of j the war, in which the ill-fated Czar Nicholas is shown, reviewing his troops. ! ! Richard Barthelmess zooms into town in his latest picture, "Central Airport," today for a two-day en gagement nt the McDonald. This thrilling air story is unusual in that it glories the commorcinl fliers of peace rather than the birdmen of war. One of the moHt fascinating love triangles is formed between Dick, who believes a flier's place is in the sky, not In the home, his younger aviator brother Tom Brown, whose view-point is just the opposite, and the girl, Ho My Eitcrs, who wants Dick's love but Tom's security. Goorgo Raft, Hollywood's champion coin-flipper, has a rivnl. It's Clark (Jable who perfected a coin-tossing technique for "No Man of Her Own' which closes at the State tonight. The star developed this proficiency while rehearsing for a scene" where heads or tails decide whether or not he should "marry the girl." Carole Lom bard nnd Dorothy Mackaill have fea tured roles. Tho Match King," which closes at the Rex tonight, is one of tho most amazing true stories ever brought to the screen. It is a powerful dramat ization of the lifn nnd loves of a char acter who stole a billion dollars, forg ed n government's bonds, nnd was a power behind a dozen thrones. The role is played by Warren William with TjUi Damita ns one of his many cna- moratas. Presenting the Interesting en-starring combination of Tullulah Rank bend nnd Robert Montgomery, "Faith less opens at' the Coloninl tonignt. The picture reveals the plight of two younger members of New York so ciety who lose both wealth and social prominence ns a result of tho depres sion ami its disnstrous economic crash. Miss Bnnkhend' part entails a vivid career in which she runs the gamut from cxtremo luxury in liviug to extreme poverty. PATIENTS TAKEN Mtss Bessie Williams, county health nurse, went to Portland Wednesday with two patients, one an outpatient ror the University of Oregon medicnl school nnd the oilier for tho Doern- becher hospital. Sho was expected to return YUMinesuay evening. LAST TIME8 TONIGHT Man of Ik TOMORROW ISLAND OF LOST SOULS" Chariot Laughton TODAY ST,' AT LAST! Wmrn aT m m BS Anflgff m (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) were b'nkI ami there was every reason to believa the flight waa proceeding tmiootlily. KNITTING HINDERED WALLA WALLA, Wash., June 7. (U.PJ Mrs.' Delia Mattern. wife of the round-the-world flier, told the 1 lilted I'ress toilny that she waa very much elated to learn of her husband's fast progress, and was looking forward to his next water jump over the sea of Okhotsk. 'I have never been greatly worried exrent for a few hours Inst Sunday, but when Jimmle gets over these two water jumps he will be. home. He hns flown the route from Nome to dmonton before and Is familiar with it," she said confidently. 'He always carriea charta and things so that if one route is unavail able be can take another and not lose time. When he left Omsk for Chita he was taking the southern route and that was only one of the ways he had figured out," she said. Mrs. Mattern Indicated today that she wished other people would atlok to their "knitting and let me do a lit tle of my own non-stop flitht through this ball of yarn." Mrs. Mattern -has knitted continuously since the start, of the flight. She snid reporters and news photographers took up half her working day. VETS' PENSION (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) have to be raised to meet the added cost of $170,000,000. The modification of regulations an nounced yesterday, be said, will not require new taxes to meet their cost. This Is estimntcd nt about, $30,000, 000 by the White House. Under the senate provision, it is the understanding at the Whito House that about 150,000 casea would be added to the government rolls on the presumption that they, were service connected. Baseball Scores NATIONAL LEAGUE At Chicago It. II. K. Pittsburgh 2 8 1 Chicago 7 12 0 Swift. Kremer, Hoyt, Harria and Grave; Bush pud Ilartnett. At Boston R.H. E. Philadelphia.- 1 8 1 lloslon ...3 0 1 Klliott, A. Moor and Davis; Cant well nnd Ilnrgrave. AMERICAN LEAGUE At Cleveland It. H. E. Detroit 3 8 0 Cleveland t 6 0 Rridges nnd ilnyworth; Ilildcbrnnd, Iludlin, Benn and Myntt. TODAY THURSDAY Snappy Comedy Gripping Drama! With Two II Creat Staral -M m Seat 15c ROBERT MONTGOMERY and TALLULAH BANKHEAD PLUS Charlea Chase In "FIRST IN WAR" Lata News Novaltlet plus- YTR A Firat Run iVllVL AMOS BURG'S Own Talking Thriller "Giants of the North" Huge, fearless Alaskan bears photographed In their own haunta by Eugene's own ad venturer. No Increase in Price NCDD(IT)SMDD J Aftar Fifteen Yaara, Her la tht Real Truth About the War! Here's Why Men Re fuse to Talk About Their Battle Front Ex periences! It's Unforgetablet Starts Thursday "The Old Dark House" with BORIS KARLOFF CHAS, LAUGHTON And ( Creat Mystery Cast p. m. 20o n m Tt- M .I Jf "a -ft 7 Vagabond daredevils of romance streaking down h speedwoys of the sky Riciinno J EllERS TOSIl BROUinie CEfitnni n.Eipanr WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7 KOAC, Corvallia 11:30 In tho dny'a news; 7, music of the masters; 7:30, farm hour; 7:4."i, market and crop reports and weather forecast; 8, Dr. V. L. Powers, "Hecent Develop ments in Fertilizer Practice"; 8:15, philosopher of the crossroads; S:il0-'J, Kdna Edwards, pianist, Carl Laine, tenor. KtiO, Oakland 7, Amoa V Andy; 7:1S, Al Mitchell's orchestra; 7:H0, Kdilie Penboily, entertainer; 8, Ralph Kirbcry, vocalist; b':0o, Frank Libuse'8 orchestra; 8:15, to be annouueed; 8:45, Kerde Grofe'a orcheatra; 0, One Man'a Family, drama; t):30, concert 10, news flashes; 10:15, Anson Weeks' orchestra; 11, Abe Lyman's orchea tra; 11:30-12, to be announced. KPO. San Francisco 7, Dr. Cope land talk; 7:05, organ concert; 7:15, Turzau of the Apes; 7:30, inastei- singers; 8, Cnliforninns on parade;' 8:,0, hno Crime clues; 0, stringwood ensemble; 11:30, Hal Tabarln orches-. Ira; 10, Kmil Polnk's orchestra; 10:30, Meredith Willson orchestra; 11-12, organ recital. KXX, Hollywood 7, Frank TVata- nnbe and Archie; 7:15, Black and Blue; 7:30, fifty famous lond marks; 7:45, Count of Monte Cristo; S, Char lotto Woodruff; 8:30, musical pro gram; 0, news, ltnnco Valentine; 11:30, Hay West'a orchestra; 10-11, dance music. , ' KFI, Los Angeles 7, Amos 'n' Andy; 7:15, .Mitchell's orchestra; 7:30, Eddie Pcabody; 8, orchestra; 8:30, to lie announced; 8:4a, Fcrd Urofes orchestra; 0, One Mini's Family; 0:30, orchestra and soloists; 10, news re porter; 10:15, Abe Lyman's orchea tra; 11:30-12, dance orchestra. KGW, Portland 5:15, Rialto ech oes; 5:30, Myron Nieslcy, tenor; 5:45, Sax Appeal; 6, Corncob Pipe club; 0:30, Sara Gordon, "Kibitzer"; 0:45, Texas cowboys; 7, Amoa V Andy; 7:15, B. Marshall, baritone: 7:30, Ed die Penliody, banjo; 8, Bnldy's Home spun Mclodiex; 8:15, to be announced; 8:45, Ferde Grofe orchestra; 9, One Mnn's Fnmily; 11:30,' concert in rhythm; 10, news flnahes; 10:15, An son Weeks' orchestra: 11, Abo Ly man's orchestra; 11:30-12, to be announced. Couples Forestall Gin Marriage Law: Obtain License Now The "gin marriage" law passed by the state legislature at its last ses sion will go into effect Friday and nireniiy several couplea planning to be married the latter part of the week and Sunday nnd Monday have obtain ed their licenses at the office of County Clerk Dillard. Under the new law application for a license must, be filed with the clerk three days before the marriage cere mony takes place, the main purpose of the law being to prevent couples from marrying while intoxicated. If a couple desires to be married this week-end a license Issued any time before Friday is good, but If they wuit until Friday to apply for the license the marriage will of neces sity have to be postponed three days. Too Late To Classify VERY DESIRABLE and close in 3 rooms furnished Apt. Also 4 room and sleeping porch unfurnished. 241 East 13th St. LAST DAY WARREN WILLIAM "The MATCH KING" LILI DAMITA GLENDA. FERRALL THURSDAY MAMMOTH PROGRAM JOHN 1 u '"'A titchoM siisiiasllilisW " You'll law At Koundnll TCPAZE' "Wl HyRNA LOT ADDED ATTRACTION! YYJ. A dtlidoiu, twnrul irlic jnow I uiih KfPHIL HARRIS i y noncy-tonrd radio star. A ncu, 'H friuhingnottinrntrrtiiinmcntl Oir.ct.J ft WILLIAM A. WELIMAN ' ' 'i " tJ irL Jjl'-mJl' is LAST CALL! THE END THE FINISH! HERMAN'S MEN'S STORES, INC., ANNOUNCES THE FINAL of ft! SELLING OUT SALE of EDWARD HANSON'S STORE PAY YOUR LAST TRIBUTE TO A DISAPPEARING STORE THE NAME Of EDWARD HANSON'S STORE WILL BE SET IN HISTORY K NOTICE We thank you' people of Eugene and surroundings for the nice business wo have enjoyed during this Selling Out Sale at Edward Hanson's Store, and we really call It big business under the elrcumstanoes of tha present quiet conditions. We want to thank the publle for the kind co-operation you gave ua, and we hope that we gave everybody a square deal and honeat merchandise, and that the publle Is satisfied. HERMAN'S -MEN'S STORES, INC. It Is nsedless to tsll you about the reputation of Edward Hanson' Store, and the quality of the merchandise that It has always handled. That reputation was olearly proved by the hundreds of people who kept flocking to this store dally from the start of the SELLING OUT SALE of EDWARD HANSON'S STORE to this very dsy. They bought and sent their friends and neigh bors. This sale has been upheld by the faot that every customer found that everything we said In our advertisements were true, and In this FINAL SALE our aim Is to continue to be square and honest In our dealing with the publlo to the very end and oloss the store under the Edward Hanson name forever. Now w must clean up the balance of Edward Hanson's store as soon as possible. Every effort has been made,-every moaning of the word SACRIFICE has bean taken, every bit of strength In our power Is ussd, and every consideration has bssn thought out to make this FINAL SALE the GREATEST 8ALE of all past sales, a aale that will brfng HIGH GRADE MEN'S CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS within the reaoh of everybody, a sale that will sell cut the entire bslanoa of the stock completely to the bare walls, and nothing will remain except the empty shelves and counters, a sale that will be remembered In Eugene for years, COME! EVERYBODY TO THE GREATEST SALE OF ALL TIMES! Canvas Gloves Keg. I0o valnei While m Quantity At -Lasts T ' LIMIT WORK SOX Reg. 15c vain C Pr. Genuine Rockford Work Sox While They Last LIMIT NOTE THE DRASTIC REDUCTIONS FOR QUALITY MERCHANDISE THEY WERE HONESTLY REDUCED FOR QUICK DISPOSAL-YOU WILL FIND EVERYTHING- TO YOUR SATISFACTION. LAST CALL! MEN'S and YOUNG MEN'S SUITS and TOPCOATS of the moat outstanding lines In the land clothes of style clothes of quality such as Michael Stern, Curlee, etc., at the loweat prices offered In years. Many to chooae from at the following FINAL SALE PRICES One Lot of Men's Suits All wool, broken elzes of various assortments grouped for quick close-out. While quantity lasts. Values to $20,00, Narrow panta. Men's & Young Men's Suits No man that needa a new suit should miss this great offer while these attractive prices are available. Values to $35.00 $9-50 MEN'S FINE HATS The newest styles, colors and shapea. Final Clean-Up Price Valuea to S4.00. $.85 Men's & Young Men's Suits Another remarkable group of ; wool aulta for men marked at aensatlonal eloae-out price. Such makes aa Michael-Stern, Curlee, values to 30.00, II o" $.50 Men's & Young Men's Suits This group consists of Michael Stern, Curlee, and othera they go In this Final Clean Up. Values to $40.00. $14.50 MEN'S DRESS HATS Hardman's and Townsend's, as sorted shades and styles. Final Clean-Up Price. Values to $S,00. S2-S0 Final Sale Starts Thurs. Morn. JZe 9 MEN'S COLLARS Men's Starched Ide Collars, Final Clean-Up 4 Pric I C Men's Light. Weight Union Suits Valuea to $1.60 Final Clean- CO A Up Price P3 C FINAL CLEAN-UF PRICES One lot of Men's Oxfords values to $4.00, In black and tan. Final CdJ QQ Clean-Up Price 4 I a09 Men's Fine Dreaa Oxfords Values to $4.95, plain or capped toe. Final Clean-Up Price ... $2.89 MEN'S UNDERWEAR Men's Two-Piece Balbrlggan Shirts or Drawers, not all sizes but a good assortment. Claan-Up 4 Cm Prlc IOC Men's Work Shoes Values to $2.60, heavy rubber sole and heel, a real value. Final Clean-Up Price -.. $1.39 FINAL CLEAN-UP PRICES Men's Work Shoes Values to $3.86, heavy leather or rubber sole and heels. Final Clean-Up ' Price ... $1.98 Men's $2.90 Work Shoes Final Claan-Up Prlc 98c Men'e Whipcord Work Values to $2.00. Final Clean-Up Price Pants 98c Men'a 16 -Inch Buckhecht High Top Shoes Values to $9.85 a real shoe. Final Clean-Up Price $5.85 FINAL CLEAN-UP PRICES Men's Fine Mercerized Lisle Hose In plain colors, val ues to 35c. Final 4 Cm Clean-Up Price, pr. I3G MEN'S GARTEES Men's 25c Gartera While they last, 19 C they go for Men'a Heavy Cotton Ribbed Union 8ults Reg. $1.50 value. Final CO ft Clean-Up Price ...DOC SMOKINO JACKETS Men's Smoking Jaokets ti Final Clesn-Uo Prlc ' Men'a Rayon Silk Fancy Hose Assorted patterns, vals. to 60c. Final , Clean-Up Price ... Men'e 8-Inch Work Shoes Values to $5.60, all leather. Final Clean-Up Price ... Men's Caahmerette Hoae Values to 15c. A real buy. Flnel Clean-Up Price . , Men'a Fancy Golf Gartera Values to 35c. Final Cm Clean-Up Price, palV WW 19c $2.85 7c MEN'S HANDK'FS Men'a 6c White Hemmid Handkerchiefs While they last fcv -y FINAL CLEAN-UP PRICES - . - . pi n.i nlazsrl iwen-e oueuo ni Values to $3.00, CI BQ Bin.l Clean-Uo Price r ' "' . ,. B I a pre Men's aii vyooi '"-. an Values to $4.00. CO 89 r.lan-Uo Price ."' Men's Fine Tweed Pante Values to $3.00. ff HQ Final Clean-Up Price 9 I a09 Men'a Dreaa Pante - Values to $3.00. Final Clean-Up Price $1.85 Men's Fins Dress Panta Values to $4.00. CO OC Final Clean-Up Price 9fai09 Men's College Cord Pants Values to $3.50. ff J IQ Final Clean-Up Price 4 I. I 9 Men's Whipcord Breeches Fine tailored. vnluis to ?3.nn. Final Clean-Up Price $1.69 Men's Leather-Knee Breeches A wonderful value, formerly priced to $4.00. Final CO CQ Clean-Up Prl 9C.D9 MEN'S FINE DRESS SHIRTS FINAL CLEAN-UP PRICE Men'a 95c . Dress Shirts Final Clean- 4Qm Up Price ,..:.,.w3G Men's Fine Dress 8n;rti--Values to $1.95. Final Clean- OQm Up Price Men's Fine O. D, Dress Shirts. Values to $2.00. Final Clean- n Up Price ,., 9 I I w Men's Work 8hlrtc Values to 65c. Final Clean- OCm Up Prlc OO C 0l Final Clean JgQ up rricp T. ! Musk Dnii-Ovir Men's Terry . ' " -a- Sweaters-values to 95c. CQq Final Uican-Vfj . -. n.i. ehirtf Men's .tipper ri - -fl Values to $1.50. 7MQ . . m. II. Dp iI.... w Final UieanuH Men'. Work Shh - Ven back and shoulders. 86c. Final Clea"- up price MEN'S SILK TIES Men'e Fine Silk Ties Val ues to 75c. Final AQn Clean-Up Price.... OS C 3 for 11.00 SWEAT SHIRTS Reg, 75o Men's Sweat COm Shirts, Final Clean-Up PrlceWWW MEN'S FINE TIES Men'e Fine Ties, values to J9c, assorted pat- ICm terns. Clean-Up Price I 3C FINAL CLEAN-UP PRICES Men's Rayon Shirts or Shorts Reg. 76c valuea. OQm Final Clean-Up PrlceOSC Men'e Coat Sweatera Ties;. $1.50 values. Final COm Clean-Up Prlc Www Men's Summer Union Suits, short sleeves and long leits, res;. 75c values Final Clean- in Up Price tJC Men'e Summer Weight Union Suits Rnyon stripe, reg. $2.00 values. Finsl QQ. Clesn-Up Price..., 90C FINAL CLEAN-UP PRICES Men's Straw Hats Values to $2.00. Final QQm Clean-Up Price ....vOC Men'e Fine Pajamaa Reg. $2.00 values. Final AA. Clean-Up Price. ... wOC Men's Flannel Gowne Reg. m.du values. Final Clean-Up Price... Men'e Dress i-p a. Values to $150- 7gC Final cican-up . "llrt Work "rfjSZ Val. to 60e.Flnal QQQ bieanw , S FANCY HOS! Men's 1a Fancy n., -Cotton Fine Hose- HQ Yhlle tney i 79c -.tio if ATS WW o Vsl" One lot of Mn. to $4.00. Final CleanU-p Pr'ee Boys' Leather Belts 35c values. Final Clean-Up Price - Reg. 15c Novelty Indian Robes Reg. $2.60 values. Final Clean- 4 iO Up Prlc 1.49 SHIRTS OR SHORTS Reg. 39c J'rf. Shorts, sll !' '""ifl While they 1 3W last HERMAN'S MEN'S STORES, INC., SELLING OUT EDWARD HANSON'S STORE 20 EAST BROADWAY EUOENE 2 DOORS EAST WESTERN !