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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1934)
t 21, 1934. THE EUGENE KEGISTEB-GUARD Pago Three : City News Notes :-: WHAT'S DOING Saturday M ,. in. Lane Pomona meeting. Creswell srange. "2 m Kootball same, 1$ n..... Havward ft " " J ' AfMth"dt.ittIran hour over Tt Siradny at 1 p. m. wm B)BE i the Garden o 'fhe Deschutes Man," "Sea I , "Is Sickness an Illusion?" W '. for the Bible class at the I Tniheran church this Sunday Loin'" .. . r: . . nut iwo .. ni,,k Cats and Other bupersti OV sermon topic for the day the Hero-Apostle," uovt Speaker "' u V. Hoyt of the University '2f3n ak on his recent trip "? orient at the regular meeting i intum in Westminster house, JTkSS street, at 6:30 o'clock, (".Ianine. Jean Lewis Is in the worship service. A soe- v-,,r will be held from 6 , o'clock preceding the meet ..n, All students are Invited. MO" u ill ei'ditive meeting of the mmittc chairmen. Kte.t the home ft Mrs. H. A. fcTwetlng was set for Oct. 22 tr. William Kletzer, ' J nffi. BflU K m," Ljia Escape Taken Here .. - r r.wifl ... I MM JUM. L.L ........ -T. unnnnrPil flfr the 4 juem om"v v- 'X, f the Red Cross in Bugene afternoon. His actions tT.l kim in phHi'ire. Hi was be- LttU Friday for the authorities att t Trianale Lake lim will be another dance at Trl u lite Saturday night, Sept. 22, el Hummer's orchestra furnishing ifciuic. There are many visitors ft like wno are sitting uvcr iwi tatter season. I for Sunday Sohool He Bunaay scnooi ui me vw (IL...I TTnltavIanl nhnimh 0SJ lAUVai .bXM.U.IHU, ....... Ufrwpo on ounany, nept. ov, ai T , A III. Ht, It IS anuuunvrw. ,uici.v IffUtemilth, minister of the church 1mkk to return tne coming- UUIoroia. UmI nukt Wanted limber of the rural schools are 1Mb; crowded that there are not pqti desks to accommodate the 1. Anvnnp bavin? extra desks labj.to communicate with I O. Kltt, County superintendent, so tnat tciMcts that are snort may ne i. em Judge of Fair 1 C. Kuebner, county eluh agent. Mniriday nfternoon for Klamath Kt Tiers he is acting as judge of mull Four-H club fair of Klam II ity, being held Friday and snji sDnr Near Dam- lb first report of a deer being Mm tut section to reach the Hen' isbtt run store was one bagged by m Tjkto on the McKenzie near .itdtr power dnm. It dressed bet 100 pounds. mau. Ben Sherman, all of Portland. and Harold Tompkins of Dayton. Waihburne At Corvallls Carl G. Washburne. Kinte hlfl,,vv commissioner, was at CnrvRlliK Tri". day to attend a meeting of the com mission ana will be in Ncwberg and Portland Saturday, Osoar Mllllcan In City uscar Millic-an, well-known stock raiser of Walterville, was in Eugene on business Friday. Here From Klamath Justin McDonald of Klamath Falls is here for a day or so visiting his mother, Mrs. Lucille McDonald, ami his siBter, Miss Maxine McDonald. Mills Hotel t the Hotel Hoffman from m mints Fridnv included Ken Wton of Sslem, W. H. EUings M. Forrest Ray, Charles A. Gil- roof pori-h, 20T Tivclflh avenue west, l.i. t'.-ilviu Cruiiihuker. permit to make repairs, 2IS1U Onyx, $L'5. Oreiinn Klectric compnny, permit to nuike nltcrutions, 48o Willamette. $25. K. K. Quimby, permit to make re pairs. .10 Fifth avenue west, $12. J, C. Trafzcr, permit to make re pairs, 21,0 buth avenue west, $25. Lodge to Meet- Tent 52 of the Maccahee lodae will hold initiation and the regulnr re view Friday night at the Mooso hall at 8 o'clock. I SAW An Incident I am at a loss to classify. If a customer used a grocer's telephone, that la an accommodation. This lady used the flrooer's tele phone to order groceries from another atore. That would be ? W. H. What Did You See? One Admitted The Eugene hospital admitted Wayne Walls Fridny, discharging the same morning Howard Hughes and Miss Jeanette Boyd. Report Made The Pacific hospitnl reported Mrs. Marie Davidson, Mrs. Ella Boggs, and Mrs. Hettie Smith as dismissed Thursday. Cottage Grove Man Here Gottfreid Graber, well-known resi dent of Cottage Grove was in Eugene Friday transacting business at the courthouse and at the national forest offices. Judge Flsk Absent County Judge Fisk is in the Maple ton and Florence section of the county for two or tnree nays. Audrey Oreyblll Here Andrey Greybill was a visitor here from Harrfshurg Thursday. Gltchell Camp to Meet Gltchell CflmD of the Rovnl Nelch bora will meet this Friday evening at 8 o clock In Eagles hall. Cottage Drove Attorney Here H. J. Shinn, attorney of Cottage Grove, was a business visitor at the courthouse In Eugene Friday. Crow Resident Here JameB M. Morgan was here from the Crow district Thursday. Harrlsburg Man In City- Floyd Warner, who lives in the vicinity of Harrlsburg, transacted business In Eugene Thursday. Mrs. Boyd In City Mrs, A. O. Boyd, who lives on the Crow stage route, was a shopper in Eugene Thursday. BORN THOMSON At the Pacific hospitnl, 'IhiirMlny, Sept. 20, MKS4, to Mr. and Mrs. Carey Thomson. North Heuil. Ore., a daughter. STEWART At the Pacific hospital, jnurstlny, Sept. I'll, 1KM, to Mr. and Sirs. Itllssell Stewart. Monroe. Ore., a son. FIELDS To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. fields, 11'M Wnlniit street, Sep tember 10, at Miss Nelson's Mater nity home, twins, son and daughter. LIVING FIRE BLAZES IN KILAUEA! Obituaries Mrs. Emma Dirratt Mrs. Kmma Dirrntt of Albany died at the home of her Bon, Edward B. Mrrutt, Jefferson street, Thurs day evening. Mrs. Dirratt was 83 years old, having been born in Matfi- sonville, Kentucky, on Aug. S, 1858. She came from Kozeman, Mont., 24 years ago. She had been making a viMt with her son for the past six weeks, being taken ill while here. Mrs. IHrratt leaves two sons, Ed ward S. Dirrntt of Eugene and TV. H. Dirrntt of Albany; eight grandchil dren, and four trent-grandi'hiklren. Services will be held at the River- Niile cemetery in Albany Saturday at 2 o'clock, Brnnstetter-Simon chapel are in charge of arrangements. In Records BUSINESS NAME Certificate of assumed business name. Economy Food Market, filed by Everett Eggleston. Mellow your morning mood I nothing a loving wife can do for a 'peach of a hus ha nd9 that's (uite so much appreciated as seeing his day gets Parted right with a hot and cheering cup of the left coffee $ in the nicefi exjr gJ the house affords. fJndan afier-cofce Poodtye is said to be csjxckuly sn&tl Smellowd Coffee right up to the fkvor-and-3rd established these fortjryears Canned Fruits and Vege tables. What more ntd we srf P T (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) I """ wm STORY (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) standard gray of the Japanese schools. When a body was clnimed, stoic and tearless parents would carry the form of their child away in the'r arms. Damago In the stricken territory will total approximately $123,000,000. Damaged power wircB stopped water pumps of the city and threatened a water famine. Military depots sup plied food for 200,000 persons. Damage to many factories created a social problem as thousi.nds of per sons were thrown out of work. The home ministry announced the death total as Oil!, but this figuro was con sidered U w in view of the count of other agencies, Including Nippon Dempo, It wah estimated that 6500 houses were flooded and 53,000 damaged. Two hundred schools were destroyed. AH residents were photogrnphed by Turkish officials during the last census in that country; they are to ho fingerprinted at the next census. The "Step Pyramid' of Egypt Is estimated to be 0000 years old, mak ing it the oldest large structure In the world. Enjoy the Fragrance of Cashmere Bouquet The Aristocrat of Fine Soaps 25c Cake Now lOo 3 for 27c Tiffany-Davis Drug Oo. 8th i Willamette Molten lava spoutd 500 feet Into the air In an awe-Inspiring but harmless aruption of the mighty Kllauea volcano on the Island of Hawaii. The display, most spectacular In 20 years, was clearly visible at Hilo, 30 miles away. -L - fit (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) entation was $13,018.70," Mr, Rosson said, Expenditures, totaling $20,056.38, wore divided among the following items: Ballet, $15.19; chorus, $324; costumes. $884.00; insurance, $766.S0; lighting, $1,675.80; music, $946.8fi scenery. and grounds, $3,650.43; ticket expense, $537.78; cast, $1,534.68; di rector, $011; script, $200; admlnistra tion, $1,022.58; decorations, $788.61; drum corps, $200.60; hospitality, $441.02: barbecue, $288.35; civic par ade, $602.49; pioneer parade, $1, 032.72; programs, $462.40; publicity, $1,007.40; advertising, $1,191.62; Ore gon Trntl ball, $423.12; queen contest. $1,003.66; concessions, $201.80. Detailed expenses of administration were listed as follows: Rent for office, $70: salaries of manager and others, $1,400; stationery and supplies, $183.86; telephone and telegraph, $00.72; postage. $97.20; miscellaneous, $110.80 or a total of $1,922.58. In closing his remarks, Mr. Rosson recommended that the community make a definite decision as to staging the pageant in the future, urging that plnns for the next presentation be started at once. H. E. Cully, secretary of the cham ber, announced there were several pioneer relics at the chamber which had been used during the celebration. Owners of these relics are urged to claim them at once, I am a bum In it," he laughed. Alli son Skipworth, little David Jack Holt, and others are In it. Baer has to do the fight and tussle stuff. 'You know I have to hit a fellow in It. I thought I had to hit him hard to make It sound in the picture. I knocked him out cold. . They didn't take that scene but oncer' "They call me a clown. That's all right. Who wouldn't be a clown if he could make the money I did the past year? Huh?" "Do you like the fight stuff, or do yon aspire to the more dramatic? "I'm just myself. Being natural Is something they all can't do in Holly wood, at that." Baer goes back to Hollywood to go to work again on his picture sometime between the first and tenth of the month. A goodly crowd gathered wherever he appeared Thursday evening and Friday, The little boys were staging fistic bouts all of their own to get to the champion for an autograph. While managers and guides pushed here and there to get the champion along, Mnx would reach over them now and then to bestow the coveted signature. Max aud his brother visited Coach Prink Callison's football squad on the university campus during the morning Friday. "lilt tie Brother" remarked that he picked up a player In either hand. L n J Jflklf - CIRCUIT COURT Willis B. Elliott against Clsra May Elliott, salt for divorce. Plaintiff seeks care and custody of minor child. PERMITS Mrs. Pearl Williams, permit to rc- ALL AT GME LOW PRICE! PTflnU I am a bum In it," be laughed. Alii- I. , ', il I 71 I I IK I son Skinworth, little David Jack Holt. I ei7CC a TO 0 TT-Zi Style Show "JotSw and Fall Exhibit ft. W of I V EpnuETWM5 ,Sf Knitted Garments V xLj with Living Models mVTv. j Saturday, September 22nd 1 LjV NO. zSft I 8 P. M. and 4 P. M. On the Balcony 111 "V J VJt Miss lla Perkins of The rielsher Yarn Co., will conduct 11 1 CUBAM V 1 I gtyle Show of the Latest Fashions In Hand Knitted HEELS , TTT7C1 Suits. Dresses, and Sweaters. , 15 U 10 Afghans and Hooked Ruga will be a displayed feature. fl 1? V"w This service to Lane county la made possible by our II I ' '" 7S. Sandwiches III everyday classes hi Knitting and Crocheting. IL rtpgOjM ' iS. Salads I DON'T FORGET THE DATE J WBLACK AW BowSVN- Desserts SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22ND JJ SUEDE OR WO J4 " h" ' ' ' " ' W ALLrSAK TRIMS. i Whitest and Cleanest -r isM tfftT-"' digf$Vi white palace ! The Broad way inc. I Mp Mm 47EastPlColh'nTWnll stast broaoway J JW JWf i lutr in i . mjm ! Select Your Home l-gli' As School Bells Ring! (y IJf S STYLES IN ELK SKINS (g ! r LOW OR IW I f MtOIUMjl 1 I I rain rr rr r'CZ fll 1MoD.n. ULUUXUUX .ad Thuntrr I 97 WILLAMETTE wiHmettel If you are thinking of moving; into a new home this Fall, now is the time to make plans. As your first step, consult the Register-Guard Want Ad Setiion and study its "Real Estate for Sale," "Real Estate for Rent," and "Apartments" columns. The beginning of school means the end of vacation for parents as well as children though some mothers say they have it easier when the youngsters are back at their lessons. But it means that another year's activities are under way. Home hunting isn't as convenient then as now. Also, the very place you want may be taken. At the moment it happens that there are a number of most attractive homes to choose from and they are listed in today's Classified Section. Turn there now and select those that are most to your liking, then arrange for a tour of inspection among them. That way you will save both time and energy.
