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THE REGISTER. GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON July 1, 19. Pag Two NEA SEEKS I; (CONTINUED FROM PA8E I) te on tenure cited dozen dismisssls or threatened dkmlstala and men tioned names and plaeea In four. The committee parlfkallv mentioned Val halla, N. T.t Aleiandrla, Ind.; Corun nan, Mich., and Loch Haven Teachere' Collefe, Pa. PORTT.AND. Ore., Julr 1. (U.F5--Twelre thousand teachers and eduea tora began the fourth da; of the Na tional Education amoriation conven tion today -with a thrlllinf rhallenge by Dr. Bobert Gordon Sprnul, preel dent of University of California, to make education an Intelligent, co ordinated, national program, ringing In their (an. "Rsekstesns," hi Mid, "are telling the youth of America that thia la not the fair land or hope and opportunity the, alwaya and everywhere, it has been pictured to be," he aald. He pointed to education aa the force which can give modern young people "that natural self reliance and Inde pendence of action ... to meet the testa of an age of crisis." Highlights Fourth Session Dr. Sproul'n addreaa highlighted the fourth general aeseion of a convention which opened chindHy and will end Thursday night after more than R00 general, departmental, and committee meetings. In so fnr aa It has failed, education bad failed because it- bus never been approached aa a national problem on a national acole, Dr. Bproul eaid. Youth's problems, he stated, must be answered by education reaching all the nation. "America's answer to youth's: ap peal is not going to be fulfilled by In erenaing facilities for the economically and Intellectually fortunate at the ex pense of those who are leas fortunate. We need a greater diversity of paths In our educational landacaps and we ra not going to meet the altuntlon by pouring more concrete on the highway that leada to white collar Jobs. "Go Out and Chang It" "Above all, don't ba . content with contemplative Inaction.' Don't be con tent merely to interpret the world, or ven to complain about it Oo out and change it. But remember tbat there Is difference between change and de atractlon. "If you can keep our American sys tem of government successfully work ing, aa It haa worked alnce the daya lot It beginnings with Washington and Franklin, you will be keeping clear the way to the land of promtae, far "better than any 'Ism could possibly Ho." 2 E Two caaoa of burglary In Eugene homes were reported to city nollce Tuesday. John Bwafford, 1200 8rd avenue weat, reported the theft from his house of a boy's club suit, slse 10, pair of white ahoea, a hat, type writer, gladatone bag, woman's ill a and skirt. The home of J. H. McOlintlc. 127 6th avenue went, was broken Into Tueaday sometime between 8 a. m. and 12 noon, and an alarm clock, a box of cigars, 4 cords, a wrlstwatch and a kodak and films were stolen. Banker Morgan lilt Under Doctor's Eye NEW YORK, July 1 UP) J. Pier pont Morgan, the financier, suffering from neuritis that made walking pain ful, waa taken to hia Long Island estate at Glen Cove today and placed nnder close medical care. Two aona of tin 60-year.-old banker, Junius and Henry, were at the ela tion when a apodal car to which thele father had been carried by stretcher end ambulance yesterdny at West Manchester, Mnaa., arrived. Junius Morgan ssid. "There's nothing wrong, He juet needs rest." BASEBALL SCORES NATIONAL It. H. B. New York 6 8 1 boston 8 11 1 Cumber!, A. Smith, Uabler and Mancuso; It. Smith, Cantwell and Lewia. First game Philadelphia 1 3 1 Brooklyn t) 11 1 Kowalik and Grave; Mungo and lie r res. Hecond game Philadelphia 10 IB 1 Itrooklyn 3 8 1 Jorgens, Johnson and Atwood; Brandt, Clark, Jeffcoat and Pbelpa. Chicago at Cincinnati, postponed; ram. AMERICAN Button 0 T 1 New York 6 S 0 W. Ferrell and R. Ferrell; Ruffing and Dickey. First gsrae Washington 18 15 1 Philadelphia ft 18 0 Deshong and Bolton; Ross, Fljtbe, Gumbert end Hsyss, Moss. First gams- Cleveland 13 19 0 St. Louis 19 10 2 Hildebrand, Hudlio, Galehouae, Lee, Blaeholder and Hulllvan; Knott, Heus ser, Llehbradt, Kardow, Hogsett and Hemsley. Detroit. 21 25 1 Chicago. 6 11 4 Bridges and llaywortb) Lyons, Evans, Chelnl and Bewell. LABOR CONSIDERS (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) ter. Auy clvlo auditorium ahould bava facilities' for women's and girls' cluba and organisations for meetings and the Ilka aa well aa being a general community center, Mrs. Horton point ed out. The Busliisss and Professlonsl Wo men's club Is another group tbat has long wished to have a civic meeting center for Eugene. This group, too, would glvo its best cooperation to- ward such a project. Aa a partial aub atltuta for a community center, the Business and Professional Women'a club haa sponsored the upkeep of the cluimouso in Bkinner Butte park. aa. alstlng in the program to have this aa one community center. Its size, bow ever, has prevented It being of service to any largo community enterprise, Dr. Allle M. Smith, a past president, expressed the opinion that the busi ness women would be behind an audi torium project 100 per cent. The Girl Scouts group is another organisation that Is in need of facili ties such as a civic auditorium could offer. As It la now, the scouts have Bmnll headquarters In the chamber of commerce and have to hold court of awards, program meetings, etc., wher ever room can be found. Groom Grants Kiss: Gives Fee To Bridle HTINTINfiTnN Tjminn n.m .iuiy i wj judge v. T. Pann was uut iu marriage lee today and had Instesd a kls from a flustered bridegroom. After the ceremony the groom, nnmeless here, gnve the Judge a haaty klsa, handed the bride the fee and before Judge Pann could point out the mlatake, hurriedly left. There are aald to be more than 000 languagea in use on the continent of Asls. Activities at the Eugene aummer playgrounds will beat a standstill over tin- Fourth of July holiday, with the exception of the Skinner Butte park and swimming pool, annouuced Gilbert Sprague, director. Attendants will be at the Skinner Butte pool from 7 p. m. to dark and supervision of the playground will also be made. Monday, July 6, will see an In creased activity at the playgrounds and plans are underway for the open ing of the swimming clssses. The first two weeks classes, starting Monday, will ba for girla and woman and will be conducted each morning during that period, except Bundaya. from 10 a. m. to 12 noon. Classe8 will be held for the various age levels and swim ming abilities, such as classes for non swimmers, beginning swimmers and advanced swimmers. The classes will be under the supervision of Marion Weitz, Red Cross life saving exam iner, assisted by Ieonard Srroggin, also an examiner, and James Smith, a Bed Cross senior lifesaver. Mr. Sprague announcea that the handicraft classes working on kites are progressing well, and next week will be the local kite tryouts at the varioua playgrounds. Also starting Monday, July 8, will lie beginning clasaea re pine needle basketry, leather tooling, soap carving and clay modeling. July 10 is the data announced for the all city ping-pong tournament which will be held at the Lincoln school house at 2 p. m. and thia week the local ping-pung play is being held. All interested In the tournsment are to contact the playground in their neigh borhood, aald Mr. Sprague. Twelve Additional Jurors Selected The king cobra is the world's moat dangeroua aerpent. Its home la in In dia, but Africa ia repreaented by sev eral distinct species of eobraa in all parte of the continent, 4 A woman residiug in Durham, Eng. ia reported to wear else 21 ahoes. Twelve additional juror war em paneled Wednesday to aerve during the present term of circuit court to take the place of those who have been excused. They are to report Friday at 0:30 a. m. The namea of those chosen are as follows: Effie Bond, 528 Clsrk street, Eugene; Itose E. Brauer, 010 Law rence atreet, Eugene; Welter Adri an, Springfield; John Cupp, 2227 Agate atreet, Eugene; Walter P. Fell, 010 Waahington street, Eu gene; Howard Morse, R.F.D. 2, Eugene; Robs Mathews, R.F.D. 2, Springfield: Rodney Roach, 1200 W. Seventh, Eugene; Cecil H. Reynolds, Quality Photo ' III Finishing ag Oo. Kuykendall Drug Oo, 870 Willamette 81 Lest You Forgetl Grand Opening PACIFIC VIEW TRACT 300 Lots for Quick Sale. Your Choice While They Last at $60 Cash Saturday and Sunday, July 4 and 5 . ; "Across Bay from Newport" 1 7-10 Miles South of Ferry Modern Cabins Modern Trailer Camp Shell Service Commissary. One Mile of the Best Beach in Oregon. Best Drinking Water on Earth. Electric Power. Tbl Property will be only one-half mil south of brldga ap proach when finished next September. Theso lnta offer great Investment opportunltlea due to the preparation under way for greater development along resort and amusement line. C. A. CHILTON & CO. 123 East Tenth Ave. Phone 474 iHTj.iv jui r iir tew" ju SPECIAL VACATION "THINGS" AT THE STORE OF "THOUSANDS OF QUALITY VALUES!" CANDY SPECIALS PICNIC GOODS WAX PAPER 100 Sheet In a Big Roll 10c PAPER PLATES S Inoh Plenlo Slit, 10for5c PAPER CUPS t Ox. Deoorated 15 forlOc TIN CUPS 3 for 10c ICE CREAM DISHES 24 for 5c Spoons & Forks 22 for 10c FIREWORKS . AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD Save the difference for your Fourth of July Trip 5o Package Fire 4Cn 15c Pal RePat- 4 Af Crackers 4 for ing Guns AW 5o Box 2-inch 4 tip 20c Revolver 4Cf Flash Salutes, 3 for" "fyp0 (jung , X71 SS&ZiSc g1 5c 8c Box Sparklers tfC 0aPStaun Iftc 6 for OC munition, 3 boxes VV 5-ball Roman 4A. SKY ROCKETS Candles, 3 for .... vl 4-ok . Be 6-o. 10c 8-ball Roman Jc Candles 5C Mb . 25o 25c Auto Joke f A 15-Ball Roman gp Bombs vv Candles . HW Auto Tire 4A 3 Big Aerial 4C Bombs . VW Bombs X-HJ HUNDREDS OF OTHER SPECIALS! JINNY CAKES 8 Package of S Sugar Filled Cake 10c PEANUT BRITTLE Dellolous, Tasty and Fresh- i lb. 10c WRAPPED KISSES Assorted Flavors An Ideal Summer Candy f lb. 10c CANDY BARS of Delicious Chocolate and Nut 5for5c TIN SPOONS ISforSc FOR CAMPING SUN GLASSES Remarkable Low Price 10c Others at 20c FIRST AID KITS iOc SUN VISOR 15c FRY PAN 10c FLASHLIGHT 25c LET'S GO ban mining Bathing C. Boys' f-Q- Capa Jl Wool Trunk Ws3W Bathing 1fl Man' QQ, Belts IUC Wool Trunks 30G Bathing OC Ldles' All Wool Swim Suit Sho C36 98 M.29 '1.49 Swim 1 C Tube I OC $J Qg Kiddles' Swim 9 lit ,,rfle rtment to Trunk C9C choose from. Children' AQft Ladle' Cotton Efls Swim Suits f Ql swim Suit wllC WHY PAY MORE? FUDGE ROLLS Covered with Nuts Real Delicious ilb.lOc ICE CREAM SANDWICH Jumbo Sir., a Special at Sc For An Auto Trip TIRE REPAIR KIT With 38 Square Inohs Patching Rubber 10c Large Size 20c TIRE BOOTS ScandlOc HEADLIGHT LAMPS 15c VALVE CORES 2 for 5C FLASHLIGHT BA1TERY Sc Kiddles' Cotton Polo Shirts White, blue and mall Small, Medium and Largs 39c Men' Whit Summer Caps Good quality duck 25c LIQUID WAX 10c POLISHING CLOTH 10c Men' Cotton Shirta and Shorts Good quality 25c each Men' Rayon White Hose Stock up new 15C Pr. Ladles' Desert Cloth SLACKS $1.00 Ladles' and Children' ANKLETS IOC Pr. METROPOLITAN STORE The Thriftiest Store in Town! 735 Willamette St, Eu?ene. Ore 1041 Cbarneltoa atreet, Eugene; Frank W. Strong, 208S Gardes ave nue, Eugene; Elsie B. Shields, Cot tage Grove; O. K. Wright, Junction City. Canlaloupea were named for Canta loupe, Italy, wbere the medona first were grown in Kurope. It baa been estimated tbat appj niniriy A pvr treui 01 me pOPUU' of the United States la ill at,nv - time. That averagea 7.3 dais of ill pees per perouo iter fear. Tnibrellas which look like bono. J of ailk flowera when closed r, lasnion novelty m i-arig. IP V IM kmM . j .: J . EVERY ;;. ' . f perfect ;;' JJr THESE SHOES TAKEN FROM OUR REGULAR AND $2.49 NEW( SUMMER WHITES . .. V ''t'Wxmk : Hw .;;:;7; m SANDALS SPORTS OXFORDS PUMPS STEP-INS TIES rm nrn die a m. mm mm ikrvrr: iv WHITE dLUrJ 997 WILLAMETTE STREET r t
