Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, June 13, 1935, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE REGISTER. GUARD. EUGENE, OREGON June 13, W35. I F. NOT G-MEN, BUT FAMOUS! at Omaha vi. to moke her home .H W Mr. nd Mr,, j, Mt' Mrs. I-,,,, toi'x. Hills .re TLini. ? "tr n. 5E Pape Four CAN YOU TAKE A BETTER ONE, SNAPSHOT FANS'? t . .,,r,....,.-r-...., ,,,,,,, vtff.y .,,.:,.,,,,.,.,..., ...,,,.. , ,., ....., ,,,,.,. ... ' ," ' sf4, , H; ' ' ? v' , '' FALEM, Ore., June 13. (P) 0 ttrce HiaanuTC will aitpeur on the Fallot at the general eiTUoii IV.v, Tl.'6, it wok announced today by J'hivid It'IJurn, election clrrk in the utote ilfimrtnient. Time for filinK referen dum petitions ended Inst ni'lit with imt on nioiisure referred to the elee J.ornte. Two olherw were referred by Alie IcffiMlnture, Additional inenHureH ny bo placed on the bnilot by init- 5ntivon which wcuild have to Im filed .v July .", HOi. The three nieuuros ore: . The referendum on the law inakiiix payment of J?t." a year student fees otninilbory at the hiRlirr institutions i( b'lirninK. The leKislntivc act chunking the da In of the primary election in Orc u!i from May to September. I The constitutional amendment af fecting the salaries of members of he lpgifdaturc. This would cbnnjje iectton LI), nrllcle IV to moke it lend, "The members of the lej;iMntive tsHcinhly Khali each receivo audi com. ticnHRtiou nn may be provided by law." J'lie constitution now limits the pay to $3 a day or $lliO maximum for any Yt'Ktilar HCKKion and a day for the Jo-day limited aperinl HessiouK. News of Halsey r i; HALSEY, June 33. (Special). )Iurcel Mabaii went to Salem Friday feflernooD to spend the week-end vinlt jnjr bis nunt, Mr. Joe Stnujcy, and iitmily. His sister, Vera, Is alfo there, invinjr -Kone previoiiHly and both will li'turn home humuiy. Pi L, II, ArmHtroiiK of Muni una, fur Ibunv yea i'8 n Ilalxcy resident, has lii' 01 1 viififiiiK former friends here, f Airs. (i. W. Davis and son Murl Were paKKeuKers on he train Tuesday for Kutceuc on a combined business ind pleasure trip and visiting Mrs, ftavis' sister, Mrs. J. F. Spooner. Mrs. JL)avi returned home that evening but Murl remained with hla aunt who took him to I'ortland one dny the last gf the week to attend the rose fes ttvnl. J' B. M. Dond and wife motored to Albany Fiday afternoon where Mr. Bond attended the Linn count? ir rigation project, and Mrs. Bond vis ited with her cousin, E. Maude Hend erson. . Fred II. Brown, editor of Ibe Brownsville Times, was n business visitor In town Friday afternoon. Clyde Hollemon and Marcel Mjiltan tfiotorcd to lOugene and attended a bow Thursday eveninc A large group of Halseyites. ment rs and many friends of the Mctlio ifiht Sunday nehool, motored to Lnne Benton park Friday for an all day Sunday school picnic. Many enjoyed swimming twice during the day. A Kaket dinner was enjoyed at noon and In the nfternoon tho married men glnyed the young men n game of base bnli with the married men giving up Hr the young men when the score was JIMO. All returned homo lale In (he , evening tired but happy, it Tho Powell school bund assisted Willi the Sbedd community club pro gram Friday night and many local people attended as their children were ill thp program. Among those going W.ere Mrs. Alma Hamer, V. ('. Pel hfim, (iorilon Munker, Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Bond. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Bond were pas KenKcrs on the north-bound bus Sun ihiy afternoon. They went to Portland t attend the grand chapter of the Order of the Kaslern Star which con Vrncd at Portland Monday, Klninc Klrnley is taking cire of the children during their absene. 4 Lowell Brandon Morgan, the drug gist at Shcdd. was a HaWcy visitor Bund ay, NMiss Mary McNeil Is homo for the aii in mer. She has been In school at Monmouth. Mrs. fleorge Audrey Is here visiting Hpr brother-in-law, Tom Audrey. Mrs. J. S. Nice wood went to Salem RiumIiiv to visit an old school mat e, Mjry. II. H. Carpeulnr. and to nlon Someone led these horses to water and they did drink. An amateur photographer In Victoria, B. C snapped the picture. The picture won a aubatantlal cash prize In an International snapshot contest. You will not find such subjects on Willamette Street, but there are many such picture possibilities waiting amateur photographers In this district who are competing In the Register-Guard Amateur Snap shot contest, held in cooperation with the Carl R. Baker Film Shop and the Modern Engraving Co., to show them the sort of pictures which take the judges eyes. Wednesday at 5 o'clock each we-k Is the deadline tn the weekly contests. tho graduation exercises of the A V i 1 -luinctto university. n her way home she will visit her sister. Mrs. J. A. Burns, of Jever, formerly of Halsey. Jtcv. and Mrs. Walbeck and daugh ter, Florence, of Ivnke Creek,1 were dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brock, Sunday. Air. and Mrs, Jtoscoe Bisk and Le roy Nice wood were dinner guests at Mr. Stsks' parents Sunday. The dinner was In honor of Mrs. Sink's birthday. Lowell Stanley and Wellington Bond took their ld-mile Boy Scout hike this week. They hiked out to Tom Jackson's farm Monday night ami spent the night in the Ixiruyard, re turning Tuesday nfternoon. The Halsey town team won their game with Brownsville Sunday with a final score, 0-4. Linslaw News Notes LINSLAW, June 13. (Special). During (he first weeks work (ho gym nasium has been rami to the floor and rebuilding will be started soon. About J- men nrn employed. The Linslaw Mountain Home club met nt the school house June 5. The Indies entertained the gentlemen nt dinner, it was decided to hold the nicotines nt the school bouse during the summer months while the gymna hi ii in is being rebuilt. Mrs. Andrew i aylor. wife of the Itichardson-Kugene stage driver spent the week-end at Kugeue, Mrs. Carrie Fowler of Globe visited at the Richardson home last week. Business visitors in Kugenc during the past week were Mr. and Mrs, Charlton Bichnrdsou, Frank Sliuman, Henry Bust, and Air. and Msr. lleber Mnrnuin. .Mrs. Stella Bcldoit was quite ill dur ing the past week but Is milch better now. She received treatment from Dr. Orcutt nt Vcnetn. Airs. Craco Hooker of Fugeue who luis been here visiting her sister, Mrs. Kenuetb Hooker returned to her home last week. Mrs. Oscar Monroe Is now working in I'.ugene. Mrs. Audrey Turnbull left recent!- to intend summer school nt Mon mouth. She will teach In the Vnughn grade schoid next year. .Mr. and .Mrs. Lewis I tub-son of Co.niille are here visiting at the home of -Mr. 1'iilcson's cousin. Mrs. I'.lsie M. Lean. Ali-s Vpj.hi Monroe who has leen working in Port bind is home for a visit. Mr, and Mrs. Kd Sutton and family visit cil at the Porter home at Vaughn Sunday. Alpha Sutton remained there for a visit, I . NeWS of Thurston THURSTON, June 13. (Special). Kugeno horseshoe team won from the Thurston tossers on Ktigcne courts, ten games to Thurston's six, in a four man round robin Sunday aiternoon. J hurston plnyers were J. B. Beats, Bay Bnugh, Hary Baugh and A. Menig. Kugeno players were J, Lamer, Bill flerlack, Campbell and Kills. When tho first two rounds were played it stood four games each II. Cook went in for (iorlack und Liles for Kllis, Kugeno then took the lend. The closest game of the match waa between Larmer of Ku- gene and R. Baugh of Thurston, which was a see-saw game nil the way through. Lnrmer got 4! to Bnugh's 40 and threw a ringer with one against the stake. Baugh put on a double ringer, tying the score if all, then won with a ringer and a close one. Virgil Hansen came home Tuesday from Portland where he had been visiting and attending the Rose Show since the close of the spring term of O. S. C. .Mr. Hansen plans to he nt home during the summer. Some rnin was reported Wednesday morning in the Thurston vicinity and farmers are undecided as to whether they are really wanting rnin nt this time as considerable hay is down or ready to be cut in that vicinity while on the other hand tho growing crops need the rnin. Baleing is going on tn the Thurs ton vicinity this week and a crew were nt the home of A. B. Mathews Wednesday for that. work. Tho early hay crop is being baled nt this time. .Mrs. Dale Smith, Airs. Zora Culver and house guests Karl King and Airs. Ida King of Kugeue, were guests I Wednesday nt tho home of Air. and Mr. Bay Baugh at Thurston. Airs. E. Withrow. jilsn that of his sister and brother-in-law, Air. and Airs. Vern Coak. Air. and Airs. Ray Rhnriroan of Kugeno visited at the I"), h. Montgom ery home Sunday. Miss Itosina Stcbhins of Eugene was a guest for several days last week of Airs. Lizzie Coak. Airs. Roy Steamier of Kugeno spent Tuesday at the home of her par ents, Air. and Airs, Ed Potterf. Ah, and Airs. Nornvin Alalton of Beavcrton came Sunday to visit with Airs. Alalton's parents, Air. and Mrs. Sterling Hopper. Race of Supermen May Result From Gland Extract Find HYDE PARK, N. Y.. June 13. CP) Tin renewed weight of President Roosevelt's influence was behind ef forts to prevent parole abuses today an incidental result of the Weyer hnenper kidnaping case. "Every decent citizen is interested in humane parole systems which seek rehabilitation of offenders but at the same time we should seek to prevent abuses of pnrole, especially in cases of habitual criminals. There fore I am glad flint you are hnving a special study made of these two cases, Investigating nil facts relating to thHr previous records In every jurisdiction where they have been apprehended or paroled." Shedd Townsend Clubs Have Picnic News of Noti MILKY Wav. Milk delivered fop breakfast. Cull LMtlW-.l-L1 One ginger ale you know is wholesome . . of course, it's "CANADA DRY" The Champagne of Ginger Ales Expense is never spared to make Canada Dry as pure and wholesome a drink for the children as you'll find inallthe world.! he water ucd in making CANADA DRY is costal clear, like distilled water. It is also treated by the ultra violet ray. All Ingredients in CANADA DRY are tested in our own laboratories by graduate chemists. NOTI, June Hi. (Speciul).-Mrs. Chester Mathews and daughter Flor ence Mae, and Mrs. Eurl Ashby and daughter Jesse of Eugene left Tues day for Marsh field. They expect to enmp at Kmiset fte.nch for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. K. U Curby of Mill City are spending a few days nt their ranch near Noti, Mrs, Lizzie Conk and Miss Itosina Sieidtius of Euficnc anil (iarrelt Coak went to Swisshome Saturday to vi-it the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Wiseman. Mrs, Nelson Sallee accom panied them back nnd expects to visit relatives and friends at Noti. The community picnic held at the Uale ball park Sunday, June !, wns I well attended. The game of baseball played in the afternoon U'tween Co rresn j ),rp am f 0 1 i was won by Coburj;, i to r. Mr. nnd Mrs. T.ee Wit brow ot! ! Tafl, Cal.. are visit hid at the home J of Mr. Wilhrows' parents, Mr. and f 1 .SfeXsV ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., June l.'i. flj.R) Discovery of a gland extract which may produce a race of "super men" was reported today ns ll'.tKH) physicians of the I'uited Slates and Canndn met for the opeuriu: of it joint convention of the American nnd Cana dian medical associations. A colony of sqnonkinjr white rats In tiny cages demonstrated to the fjnth erinc scientists a development of thymus pland extract, from the sweet breads of calves, which speeds growth and maturity to an unprecedented de gree. The extract is being tried on hu mans. Dr. Leonard 0. Downtree of Phil adelphia Insitule of Medical Re search anil the Philadelphia general hospital, directing the experiments, reported that, rats treated with the extract reproduced in one-eighteenth of normal timo nnd lived longer than others of their species. SIIEDD. .Time .(Special) The Townsend Hub met at the Wood man hall Monday evening. It was a special meeting so ns to change the meeting dates, from every week to every second nnd fourth Thursdays. Mrs. J. A. Itlankenship was elected president to fill out the unexpired term of Mrs. Dan Farmer. The picnic that was held at Ilurlington Turk was reported on as well attended and the speakers were Mr. Brown fll of Portland ami Mr. Iticbards of Albany. After the program was over n base ball game between the Townsenders and the town team was held with the club team winning". The McKinley fnrm held a sale Tuesday, selling off JI5 head of cattle nnd a milking machine, bottles, cap ping equipment, and other small items that go with dairy Bupplies. Dinner was furnished by the ladies' aid of the Presbyterian church and Ice cream was Hold in the afternoon. Mm. Commodoro Malson returned home from Portland rose show and reported a show exceeding all other years. Mrs. Anna Pugh went to Browns ville to take Morris Holier) r. who wns hurt here in a car accident, to see Dr. TTerron, about his arm. Sirs. W. II. McConnel and daugh ter. Anna Francis, have returned from North Bend where they have been visiting Mrs. McConnel's daugh ter. Mr. and Mrs. John Cox went to Salem on a hut-iness trip. Mrs. Phil Merrinm and two 8ons Jackie and Ilillie went to Newberg to vi.'it with Mr. Merriam's parents. Pauline Shirley returned to Flor ence with her parents after school closed here. I Mrs. Bertha Jensen went to Port- land this week to receive medical treatment. 1 Haiph Stearns and Henry Nitzel ! who have lecn attending school at' t& VfliL' if Two ordinary Salt Lake coppers. Patrolman L. B. Glfford (left) and Detective William M. Rogers (right) share with the G-men in the glory for the capture of the Waleys wanted In the Weyerhaeuser kidnaping case. This pair, on alert, nabbed Mrs. Waley when she at tempted to pass a ransom bill in a Salt Lake Btore. Munmnuth returned to hero Tlnirsdny. their homes Lowell News employed nt AVnlln Wolln. "Vnsh., and Ethel Neiunnn is working in Eugene. Miss Leila Ltuvmnn who has been attending school and just graduated ri,.dU.H!ekTrL0,"U,, Mrs. UelinBrRay. KBtt Anderson R'rL valli. where be will ' "UjiLnrt., comply ivti- Mrfc Ch... JU, . PitaiinE;;.. the work. ' nb"mivi Fred Diestelkamn , ni.h, ' the S. 1'. denot. VI OI,fro, Here over three years Dexter Carter i5 Joins t-hf m rreek. ' f Big Ia Tom Arounnr and fumii. . Horton where Tom " ' ""l'DT. Ahont 7."; no . .. tre, show; inX Ir are of Ameriean ro.i,io, ". ""' eent are British ,Bj ,he !' " ' from continet,ti r . """ Father'. Day CrdZr. Expert Film Developing and Printing Kuykendall Drug Co 870 win. ' UPHOLSTERING Your old Davenport rebuilt and a New Cover 04 J mm forxnly PS,4.lO Applegate Furniture Co. LOW KM,. .Tune 12. (Special). A meeting of the Teaeher. and Parents club was held nt the Lowell grade school Friday nfternoon, June 7. After ! the business meeting reircshments were served. Now that the high school is out. most of the students are working at various positions. Mnxine Callison is I. Williams' Stores, Inc. Now In Our New 8tore at 1015 Willamette IM DANCING FOR JOY WASUDAYS SO ASY NOW I M 'P Dodge Economy Car Sweeps Eugene Schilling 1 apr i ka Rr.r. J Y)clicate flavor. ITS a rI joy to know that never agala will I have to break my back over a washboard. For Rinso alont without the aid ot washboard ot boiler soaks clothes 4 or 5 shades whiter. It gets colors fresh and bright. And it saves the clothes makes them last 2 or 3 times longer, because they're not scrubbed threadbare. A little Rinso gives thick, lasting suds tirn in hardest water. Rec ommended by the makers of 34 famous washers. Grand for dishes mid ail cleaning. Easy oq hands. I'M AMR1CA'S BIGGST-SELL1NG PACKAGE SOAP wii'mLj . f"----T- Mf.:.ilaMiaiiKm This Certificate Coupon Worth $rf X 1 4 W On purchase 'A jjfj of S or more gallons of world famous j (Jwji I SWP HOUSE PAINT W,- vtmx W Ijiiniiinni ill. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimi"? , f f This coupon will be accepted as $1.50 in cajh from any property jj ' H E owner purchasing 5 or more gallon, of SWP Houie Paint duriai 1 O P this Event. One order to a house. j jai, ! E Name... j AddreM ' ........f jcstoi! la ' The Modern Multi-pigment Painl Year, of scientific research have built the old fashioned, single pigment, lead and oil (mixed with a stick) paint into a superior house paint. S-W Ozlo, an exclusive S-W ingredient, and other pigment, added to pure lead and oil make SWP more dur able, more furac-resistant. There Is one way to be sure of a lasting and economical paint job insist on SWP House Paint. 'The ni-w Dodse is certainly break- 1 small rompctitif e ears ing salt's records all over the coun try. Itiirht here in Kuyciic. Orecon I'm hnviii? a luiniier .venr." decjares "People I've sold Dodse cars to come in to tell me of th wonderful .cas mileage they're Retting some Jones Paul Fine old-fashioned quality... at a modern low price 15 S940 Pts. Qts. 251-C 551-A riAWirOIIT USTUXUKS Or lOUISVtltl IALTIMOXE MUvE WHISKEY T0 Fit EVCRV H1KI p 1 KthvjiH S. 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