Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, July 21, 1936, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text' THE-REGISTER. GUARD, -EUGENE,. (JltKG.UN, . . , Pig Thrw City News Notes WHAT'S DOING Tueidiy hi n. ID vmun r"Znr chamber of com- L JlcCrady cafe. . If- W' l n for all . .,,i in county P -L-.m Osburn hotel. . L pros"!". " .,, l5.p' . ' N-orton. campua L ( music buMJins.. ;, yy CD J .-.-Weekly luncheon for w -ins. Eurene mEosene Garden club s at the home of Sin, ' Br0ler;;..Tn for Her. I1 "iT-u IT TliKtnw. 'First Bible stun J i j,ipt.. Ml L!Tswnu east, Wednesday L.t 7 o'clocV. All young peo Ctestcd .re tarta! TO. org"' h-- -k-- rnnn titffh school ,. .mMi of all churchea. L ic adviser. .Purine fcmmer tbe group la meeting tuo w - - devotional aervico, and a L roast. 1 t,mrr.:.l.. n.rho1-4.R rluh ....).. ti nnond fire f . iuro-.j -r -- - . . n.rnmunf iMimn tin . tne I in a sucit.. - r niie river. In the group were Andrews, r.uui.c, ...... .5 nt..T.riln and Kl- n rini-ntliv Knowbercer. Ilurifl Darve, also, Mra. S. M. n, leader. Tbe girls plan to on TCRUiar- cnio uicmi(,n . 10 OTiiim-n- Du....v. , Ttia twin waa nrnm- 10 camp. the girls Inst fall if every one ted ner wmier iirujc-ia buuo- ilr. Ire-iohool clinic was held Tues- at the Dcerhorn scnool, con- bv Dr. A. N. Jonnson, county Jtr.n Tkn piim for tuber- tts ran out and the county will be at the Deernorn again Thursday afternoon to ster the serum for those who it- In Arranged regular uuion services ior sev ( the local churches in the he Ministerial association will ild the cominR Sunday evening Vint Christian church. Dr. Chikters. pnslor of that church. ant. C. O. wearer,, coioreo lif, San Jose, Is to give a re- is Ihe feature of the service. Iran Has Anniversary M C. Pickenson, well-known nt of Eupene. celebrated an irsary July 18. , It.- wna 28 nco.thnt lie Innded in Kilgene Teias. "Dick" says that of all itatfs. he has . lived In, Oregon best nm Eugene is the garden khahn Gets Sack ' rln Drenkhnbn, leading sales- fcre tor the Townsend 'National Ir, has received from the pub- of the paper a large canvass has as a sift In recognition of 'k in boosting the circulation. Drenkhabn sells 200 copies a l Picnic . ' Santa Clara T-T., A .Btiidv :S nlanninz a nicnie Runner fnf F!" evenine. at BrSO nVlnpW. It home of Mr.- and Mrs. I. F. tr. All interested are invited, family Is to bring Ha own and silver. r5il Picnic rfl previously announced as ior all former resident! of F'ng. the nicnip nphednlitft fn P J at Anlnuf -will be confined tnalents of Lnno and Douglas wno prenously have lived 'trow county, Wyoming. E" From San Francisco mi Mrs. A...T.- Atwater and nj Mrs. Pl.t. v f from San Francisco . where week and where Dr. 'r attended the notional dental "nun. Set- . ' JOmini: niPniP ia-annnonPAI '""lay. August 2, at Anlnuf. " v-orTaje (,rove and rrniiv 'nn-r Wyoming residents from ." "onty as well as ftom I,nnc Wn in the,gnthering. In Cockerllne H'-' ' flh Cockerllne. formerly of ' "nlJ wh" IS now mnnnror of '"'re in Portland, wns here rnoti,,., A T.. Cock. l "'h?r relatives over, the -end. f To Meet . -ion fity gran-e will meet "'mn- ,lv 24i t s . ,, k Mrs. Minor ... .1.. ... H'nt rnrninifl.. IJ.f .1 4.. tki. sandwiches and cof- Plcnic Ta r. u.i ' be held at Ttrynnt " Albany A.u,t n A form. "f states are in- 10 att-nrl. f' Clk In city- ch-'d district, was in w.Ir ,n4 transapted busi- " l "ffiP. of I, C, ,,,,, ,'Prin!ndiit. " 0 Trlp Mr. Ttupert Knrtreiter " a trip to Yankton, In-lay IMPLES h'.C burning of pimp fLt. errem. ,.li....J 'lea. ty 8outb Dakota, and Dea Moines, Iowa, planning . to be gone from a month to aix weeks. Will Arrlva From Oakland Mrs. Clarence Kester and son of Oakland, Cel., are expected to ar rive here Wednesday, to visit her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Karl, Lund, also Mr. Kester's parents. Leave For lewa Mr. and Mrs. Harold Launder of Marahalltown, Iowa, after-a. week'a Tisit at the home of Mr. Launder'a nncle, County Judge Tred Fisk, have left for home. , Plan Fas, Party The . young people of ' the. First Baptiat church are planning a skat ing party Friday evening : on the South sknting rink. Visiting la Donna Miss Sue Brown, who is em ployed In Portland la spending a week'a vacation with her parents, Mr and Mrs. H. H. Brown of Donna. Leaves For Spokane Gilbert Cook has returned to Spo kane, after a . visit with his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al Cook, at their home on the upper iMcKeniie. John Kebelbeck In City John Kebeibeck of the Cottage Grove section wns a Eugene visitor Monday, Hera From Camp Creek M. It. Wagner of the upper Camp creek district was in Eugene Tues day. . Lorane Farmer Here A. Guggisberg, farmer of the Lornno section, was in Eugene on business Mondny. Junction Principal Hare , A. H. Weber, who is principal of the Junction City high school, wns in Eugene Mondny. Here From Junction E. T Edwards, farmer of the Junction City district, was a busi ness visitor in Eugene Tuesday. Mrs. Land Here ' Mrs. Ellen Land, who is clerk of the Dorena school district waa in Eugene Monday. A. G. Townsend In City A. G. Townsend of the Eugene Crow stage route, was in Eugene on business Tuesday. Dlsston Route Farmer Here Jacob Stalder, farmer of tbe Diss ton route. Cottage Grove, transacted business in Eugene Tuesdny. Dr. Baker Home Dr. L. L. Baker has returned from San Francisco where he nttended Uie national dentnl convention. ' Istrator of estate of Lillian M. Me- L ratten, deceased. TRAFFIC FINES Graham Smith, overtime parking, Ralph C. Neal, overtime parking, $1. Carl Obst, failure to observe through street, 2. . POLICE COURT William II. Leonard, intoiication, forfeited S'.'O bail. - Cbarlea Williams, Intoiication, 121,4 days suspended on condition he leavea town. Alvin Bray, intoxication, 12 days suspended on . condition he leave town. BUILDING PERMITS W. T. Brisbane,, permit to . build gnrage, , 1125 Eighth . avenue west, MB. . - - Mrs. Campbell, permit, to remodel store front, 87S Willamette, .8207. Mike Lalish, permit to build chim ney. 1U3 North. Grand. $20.. Congregational . church, permit to remodel residence, 275 Nineteenth avenue west, $50. F. . E. Semon. permit to extend chimney. 1761 .Twenty-fifth avenue east. $25. Lilta Yoder. permit to ' make re pairs, 124S High, $75. H. O. Quam, permit to reshingle residence, 85S Seventeenth avenue east. $i). Obituaries Frank Andrews . TONCALLA, July 21. (Special) Frank Andrews died at' his home Mondny after a long illness. . He was born June. 10, 184S, while his family was crossing the plains near the Black hills in South Dakota, He spent all of his life but -the first four years, on- the home place. He was married November 3, 1879 to Miss Alice Roberts at Toncalla. Surviving are the widow and the following sons and daughters: Ros coe and Robert AndrewB of Tilla mook, Ralph Andrews of Yoncnlla. Mrs. Mande Hubert of Albany and .Mrs. Mildred Richardson of Sisters also several grandchildren. A son Roy Andrews died a short time ago. Funeral service will be held Wed nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Christian church. Rev. Emll Helsetli of Drain officiating. Interment will be in the Yoncalla cemetery. Funerals C. H. Merti Here C. H. Mertz of the Pleasant Hill district was in Eugene Monday. - H. T. Lane In City H. T. Lone of Crow Stngc route was in Eugcne'-on buslnees Monday. Go To Ceast ' Rev. ; and Mrs. Frank S. Bcistel were -at the ' coast Tuesday. . . L, ' J.' Jennings-Here L. J. Jennings of Creswell, . R. F. D. 1, was in Eugene- Monday. Fall Creek Farmer Here T. J. Donovan of .Fall Creek was in - Eugene- Monday.' Heme From Seattle Mr. and Mrs. Harold Skipwortb have returned from a trip to Seattle. Pleasant Hill Man Here , B. E. Schrenck of Pleasant Hill waa-in Eugene Mondny.. .. In Records CIRCUIT ' COURT Eileen Andrus against Louis An drus, suit filed for divorce, alleging cruel nnd i'nhumnn treatment: mar ried July 23, 1034; no . children: plaintiff asks return of her mnlden name, Eileen Mntlock. Roy M." Johnson . against A. A. and H.- A.1 Hillstrom, doing business as Lane. -Gravel -company, suit filed to collect $993.01 alleged due for trucking and . hauling. . Ben Erskiii .against Mary . E.: Era kin, - anit 'filed for divorce, alleging desertion. ' . . ,., MARRIAGE LICENSE Irl Binder' of '.Elkton and" Dorothy M. Dornn of Cottage Grove. BUSINESS- NAME ' Certificate of - assumed business name. Kremmel "Bakery, filed In-office of 'county, clerk. ' ' ' , BOUNTY Bounty, collected by Ira - Ishani of Leaburg en two bobcats., . . BORN " COLE At the Lillian Van Darwnrk Home. Sunday, July 19, to ' Mr. v and Mrs. F. K. Cole, a son. . PROBATE COURT- C. 3. McCracken appointed admin- WHAT you went' WHEN you want it- Safely A teaspoon of MX-BA in a glaM of water after every meal enables you to eat foods that have heretofore caused you aaany unpleasant tnotnenta. Large sua package l-- Try it ... . satutacoon la guaranteed or money refunded. Stevenson's Sottage Grovi Pharmacy aRSCSf.'l I MWW MM Mrs. Mabel Shlnn Jackson ' Funeral services for. the late Mrs. Mabel Sbinn Jackson are to be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday at the Poole chapel, Rev. Mr. Cook officiating. Burial will be In tne old 1. v. u. x. cemetery. Mrs. Jackson wss born In Lane county, Feb. 21, 1894. and had lived in thin section all her life until the past spring when'sba moved to Oak land, Cal., where sne died- aunaay. She was on the staff of the J. C. Penney company store here for more than 14 years. ' ' - - Surviving arc the widower,' L. J. Jackson; one daughter,. Mrs. -Wllletta Egkolm of Oakland. Col.: one grand daughter: 'one brother, - JnmeB -Bhinn of ' Healdsborg, Cal.; three sisters, Mrs. E. Blessing of Salem, Mrs. T. C. Henfro of Healdsborg.1 Cal., and Mrs. J. R. Butler of Oakland, onl.; nnd an undo,-Till Shlnn. of Eugene. Mrs. Jackson was a member of the Christian church.- a.. crthl filnnletarv .mi" -"" . .. .. ,1.. lot Mra t unerni aqrviL-vn iui in n.L.I CJ!.1... ... tn Tin ViAld nt 3 p. m. Wednesday at the Hebert cemetery, ci. u. jmuer oiui-iuiuitt, veatcn.cnapei in cnarge. . . In Deerhorn . DEERHORN, July 2t: (Special) r. mA Mm ftrover Allison. Mra. Elizabeth Robson,' Mack, Ward ' and Frank Robson all of Kprlngtieio, airs. Fred Wagner, Jack, Howard end Don .i.i n-npnnr of Monroe and Hugh God- ard were .Sunday guests of, Mr.' and Mrs. Clyde Ulenn anu larouy. Herbert Sharman, WPA'worker of a :.rl.M roa In Denrhorn recently conferring with members of the school board about modern improvements on the school grounds. Miss Thelma Mary Brown has re signed her position -in the Coburg schools to accept an offer as physical director in the Springfield schools. Connie Stnng left Saturday eve ning to spend the summer with her mother,' Mrs. Katherine Stang In Se attle. She waa accompanied as far. as Eugene by Mr. and Mra. O. L. Stacy. m. nH Mra. Paul Tobie and son. Junior of Spokane, Washington; were Sunday guests of Mr. and airs, ivei Benson. PAINTING, DECORATING, -ROOFING Estimates free. Terms If desired, u n rinnKVTIF.r.n CO. Phone 'lliST.-W ' ' t44 Blolr Four kinds of gliding . are being practiced, tbe most popular Deing ".Inna ttnll Hnff.'.' .In which thfl nilot utilizes the air current awerved up ward by a hill or a -ridge.'. It1-. motel J AeJi live. TorlUfui (dully located. FiftecMh Avenue t yhiH, tutt two Minute, drtve I' flfOardwty. Modem nd lircoroef' Owlet turroundinii. EaccllcM dining lerviee. PeovUr rttet: EuroMiflPltn toom, with bttti, 1 ft noti , $9 end ut. wo penom, S3 end ua. Amtficjn Pliri tetm. wth btn, 1 MrHW, $4 end ue Two penen. $5 50 end wd. LA.Fettff Menejer clal Leo Lockman spent Ihe week end in Hprmi; field visitiug with friends. He is employed at Detroit. OF FLAX CONCERN HERE IS INCREASED Borrowing power of the Oregon Fibre Flax association was invreasrt! from $J5O0 to $'Jo,0UU by action of stockholders of the association at a naeeting at tbe Eugene chamber of commerce rooms Monday nixht. The action enables Lane county flax grow ers to obtain loans through the fed eral land bank at Spokane, ranging from $10 to $12 per ton. Ihe Lane county flax "harvest Is now under way, approximately 1500 tons of fibre flax being-expected from the harvest this summer. Two pulling machines hare been brought to the county for the- harvest, but difficulty is being met in tbe operation of them, due to tbe fact much of the flax stand was beaten down by - recent rain storms, It was said at the meeting. Since it would cost approximately $15 an acre to pull the flax by hand, such method 8 would greatly reduce tho value of tho crop to tbe grower. It is expected tbe price for flax haul ed to the plant at Springfield will be $25 per ton with an additional $5 per ton bonus paid by tbe government Prior to tho meeting of stockhold ers, a meeting of tho board of direct era was held with L. L. Lawn, director of the state flax and linen operation. It was said here that the work at the Springfield retting . and scutching plant was progressing satisfactorily nnd would be ready for tho county flnx when harvested. The matter of transportation of tho fiber from tho farm to plant was discussed and it was reported thnt one truck bad been purchased for trans portation of the fiber through the plant, from building to buildiug. ARRIVE FROM EAST SPKIXGKIELD, July UL (Spe cial) Mr. and Mrs. Gale Hathaway and family of Kansas City, Mo., arriv ed in Springfield last week to spend a f e w d a yg with Mm. Ha t ha way 's mother, Mrs. N. U Peterson. RETURN FROM TRIP SPRINGFIELD, July 'Jl. (Spe cial) Mr. and Mrs. Con Snyder and family returned last week from a visit in Washington. They are visiting here from North Dakota, with Mr. and Mrs. Art Hugh. STOP FOR VISIT SPRINGFIELD, Jujy 21. (Spe cial) Mr. nnd Mrs. H. E. Mnxey en tertained Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mat tox of San Iternardiiio, Cal., Wednes day evening, as they stopped over en route to Kllensburjj, Washington. them as far as Salem. They all re turned home Friday. . Mr. and Mrs. August Sperling spent Sunday in Eugene visiting with the new granddaughter, Elizabeth Lenore La Porte. Interment of the body of Mrs. Har riet Giddings who died at Albnny Fri day was made here at the Woodman cemetery. According to a desire she had expressed she was buried by the side- of her sister, Mrs. It. K. llurton. FAREWELL PARTY GIVEN WALTEKVIL1.E, July 21. (Spe cial) About 'JO of the young people gathered at Hendricks bridge Friday evening to have a farewell party honoring George Drury who Is mov ing soon to Cottage Grove with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Drury. George has been a student at Spring field high school going in on the Mc Kentie bus each morning. A weiner roast furnished the refreshments and games and visiting were enjoyed until a late hour by the guests who were George Drury, Irene Jessen, Carl JesKon. Hazel Shelley, Bob Ucuson. Anita l.enson, Knlhryn Partridge, Jim Partridge, Dorothy Sloan, Mnrtheda O'Pell, Nellie Ens ton, Marvin Easton, Meredith Eblvert, Andy Orr. Laurel Edith Williau, Clarence Tliiimm.n, Elizabeth May, Howard Antone, Wil bur Dehne. Bed Bugs! These pesta may ret intu an house. They don't stay long wbera there is a vigilant housekeeper. Not when It is ao easy to get rid of then with DUHACH1 Simply sprinkle BUHACH on the bed and bed clothing, and dust It inta cracks and crevices around the room. BUHACH brings a swift, sure end to any insect peat, but is guaranteed safe for human beings and animals best of all It's odorless. In Handy ftlfter Cans 25c up at all Drug, Grocery, Seed Stores and Pet Shops. GREATGRANDSON BORN SPRINGFIELD, July 21. (Spe cial ) Mrs. Itoa Montgomery of Springfield has received word of the btrtb of a sou to Mr. nnd Mrs. James Montgomery of Corvallis. Mr. Mont gomery is a grandson of Mrs. Rosa Montgomery. CALIFORNIANS VISIT SPRINGFIELD, July .21. (Spe cial) Mr. and Mrs. Glen King of California are visiting with friends here. SPRINGFIELD, July 21. (Spe cial) Mr. and Mrs. Harold Poole, who were recently married in Eugene, were honored at the regular weekly meeting of tbe J u Anita Rebekahs here Monday evening with a reception. On behalf of.the chapter, Mrs. Clar iue Putman presented a gift to Mr. and Mrs. Poole. Visitors included Mrs. Evelyn Buell Robley of Corval lis and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poole of Eugene. The group also announced plans for a joint picnic with the -1. O, O. F. members the second Sunday In August, definite plans to be announc ed later. Refreshments were served, the committee including Mrs. -Mamie Richmond, Mrs. Clara Taylor, and Mrs.' Leo Lockman. Swimming Class . Slate Revamped SPRINGFIELD, July 21. (Spe cial) Addition of a special class for nine-year-old children,- coming as a result of an oversized enrollment, was announced here Tuesday by officials of the annual "Learn to Swim" cam paign of Springfield, conducted at Willamette park. A record enrollment of 80 students, largest since -the classes were insti tuted three years ago, necessitates a full schedule of morning, afternoon, and evening courses for the ten-day schedule. There are slightly over 50 beginners signed up. The schedule follows:. Advanced swimmers, 0 to 0:45 a. m.,' intermediate, 9:45 to 10:30;-beginners, '10 years and over, 10:30 to 11; beginners, under, 10 -years, 11 to 11:30; beginners, eight years and un der, -11 30 to 12 noon. Junior and senior life-saving, 2 o'clock; adult swimming class (over 16 years), 7:SVp. m. (No transpor-' tation for adult class), - Harrisburg Notes , HARR1SBURG, July 21. (Spe cial) Miss Gertrude Lister of Port land wns here Monday for a brief visit with her mint, Mrs. Alice Belmont. Mr. and Mrs. LaGmnde Carson went to Newport Saturday and return ed Monday will) Helen and Ethel May Murphy, who have been there for a week. ' The Misses Mnrthn, Ida and Fran ces Strodu returned the latter part of last week from a trip to Yellowstone park nnd points along the way. E. W. Hlelmi, Stnuley Davidson and Mnrybelle Btehm have gone to the Florence district for a two weeks' vacation.' John Miller, who works nt the Wid difield garage, is carryin:; a badly lac erated fiuger as a result of a pecu liar accident. He was working on n combine and as he jumped down from the machine the ring on his band caught on a projection, stripping the flesh from the finger. Mrs. Cora Goodman Is enjoying a visit from her son, Don C. Goodman and wife, and Mrs. Boteman, all of San Diego, California. O. D. McClane of Detroit, Oregon, spent the week-end here with Iris two sisters, Mrs. Cora Goodman and Mrs. E. S. Platts. From Portland ' Mr. aud Mrs. Lor in Gooding of Portland arrived Saturday for a visit with his pn rents, Mr. and Mrs. Green Gooding, and other relntives. Mrs. Nida Scott attended the Hnl- sey-Harrisburg reunion which was held at Laurclhiirst Park In Portland Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hale of Fresno, California, visited several days last week with Mr. Hale s sister, Mrs. Minnie Melvin. Mrs. Maud Nolte and daughter of Portland have returned home after a two weeks visit with the Wassom and Mrs. Clara Warner families. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott are the parents of n daughter born Sunday morning, July 10. Mrs. E. W. Blehm and Morybelle nnd Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Boatman went to Portland Thursday for a short visit. Miss Maria Porter accompanied FRED LOUKS ENTERTAINS SPRINGFIELD, July 21. (Spe cial) A groiip of visitors .fmm Cali fornia, including. Dr. .and Mrs. J. O. Hunt and Mrs, Paulino Mite of Los Angeles, and Guy Bossett of Exeter, Cal;, are, staying at the Fred Louk home In Springfield.' HERE FROM KLAMATH FALLS SPRINGFIELD, July 21, (Spa clal) Mrs. Rosa Montgomery enter tnined Mr., and Mrs. Cv L. Kelsey of Klamath Falls Friday, evening. VISITS OVER WEEKEND SPRINGFIELD; July 21. (Spe- il IT ALWAYS PAYS ro TRADE AT Williams Storei, Inc. 8. B. Fong USE CHINESE HERBS WHEN OTHERS FAIL Charlie Chan Chlneaa Herba Remedlea ara non poison oua, their healing virtue hae been teated hundred, year. In following fihranle allmenta. note, throat alnualtla, catarrh, eare. lu'naa. aathma, ehronlo cough, atomach, gall atonea, co lltla, eonetlpatlon, dlabetea, kid ney,, bladder, heart, blood, nervea, neuralgia, rheumatism, high blood preasure, gland, akin aorea, mala, female and children dlaordera. 8. B. Fong, 8 yeara practice In China, Herb Specialist, glvee re lief after, othare fall. 708 Wll lamette St, Eugene. Ore. Office hours 3:30 to 6:30 Sundays ad Wednesday, only. 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