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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1936)
: 13, 1936. 'ksswomeh HEAR DR, HARADA THE REGISTER. GUARD, EUGEKE, OREGON Pace Five BASEBALL SCORES NATIONAL IS. II. K. Cincinnati 4 7 Pittsburgh s 'J lIoUinsMvflrtli, Frejr and Campbell; Iloyt anil Tadclen. f oil attended the monthly r BuiTis an.l Professional F",,b, Thurt.lay noon, at the Tim Ilara-In. nnteil Japanese dtt visitins professor , the 1'niTer.ity of Oreson the speaker. Jan- L ,1,, beanty of nature and to fiilin' I"1 eommune with '"presented iw purposes i...:i.i;.f nf .liiiiiiiiptie I. n tBe im V ' "... u-i-ru- ileserilK'tl some tie in ...... "fim-os f"f,l'"s of J"l"""Pfe wiotin. out ho- they 6uKsest ,;, ,be beauties of nature and C.jc wra.lers of the liintl. mis ra.;tloil a "' roinz en to tell how roi-te n a" brniitht 3"0 miles or L. iistatres in order to irovn. r ;n n?tffiition rrer elul ,rteo o" tn,! Snrilen. Thc ,. ticislly empnaMf" cf recks in thc snrtlens of 1 Groupin!; them is a sci- H tie 6"r5' of a feuc'al .pted sacks of rocks in place Jhese r cks to be used in '. .unifi'l carden. He told rher sanlen in which nre tcu -Minis of cobblestones, nil j. individually and in group j distance of more than KIK) Dr Harnda spoke of another L that aiearod to be designed It jrounil a nuge f that the large rock had -,kU there from n long (Vis it was so large that it had Misled into smaller pieces nnd r(constnictvl at the gnnlen ,rery care licnig tuuen 10 prc- tbt !lant life on it. , .,.elmlin his talk. Dr. IInrniI.1 L story of a Japanese gentlc- ,ho bmit a garucii nruuuu jus nial tea house. His friends surprised when they called to r had planted huge trees lllocli- i the view of thc ocean. Later, fuests stooped over to dip ,me water from a stone basin, Irlimpsed the shimmering ocean L; and thus realized lhc iilea in rrirn had been to sliw tne rein- I the water in the basin to the an as people nre 111 relation Li or the Infinite. :. Mabel Henry introduced the r. Miss Ruby George sang bers for the music. 1 dub's next, meeting 'will be pfks from Thursday. Philadelphia New York Howmnn, Benge and Wils and Mauctiso. AMERICAN St. I,ouis tr'hicago Thomas ami Hcmsley Shores nnd liruhe. .4 11 0 .ti !l o 11; Smith ...7 in 0 . 7 0 Whitehead, Detroit n 4 1 Cleveland S IS 0 Rone. J. Sullivan, Phillips and Jlv. ntt; Allen ami Sullivan. M"CORlHACK TALKS County Officials Investigate Tax Value Complaints Personal investigation of the com plaints made to'the county hounl of equalization on property assessments ! is bein mode by members of the 1 board and befure the board meets for consideration of the objections the members will hare had first hand in formation as to valuations for taxa tion purposes. County Clerk Walter II. liillurd and County Coinmisinner Walter J. Holland were out nil of Thursday forenoon looking at farms whose owners had filed objections. The number of complaints this year probably will not be as great ns last, Assessor Stevens said Thursday. This is surprising, the assessor pa id for the reason there was a general belief the recent rcvnluntin placed upon prop erty by men from the state lax com mission was not satisfactory to many of the taxpayers. U he equalization board will meet Monday. Aug. IM, to begin its work of equalizing valuations where com plaints have been made. Wiring Fixtures Repairs C. R. REES ELECTRICIAN lone Res. 1358 High St. B20 Phone 1384 Dwelling Damaged Thursday By Fire Ftre of unknown origin caused eon s;uerabie damage at the home of Todd Campbell. Thirl and High. Thursday afternoon before being extincuished hy the fire department. The furnish ings were reported to have heen de stroyed by the fire, which started at - o'clock. The house was unoccupied at the time the fire started. H. A. MrComack. manager of the Kugene Fruit tl rowers' association, told Active club members that the problem of cooperation or competition with cooperative associations was one that every btiMiiesK man nuot face eventually when he nddressed the group at their regular Thursday lun cheon meeting. He divided all cooperative move ments into two groups, the coopera tive producing and selling associa tions, typified by the Kucene Fruit ti rowers, and the cooperative buy ing associations, prevalent mainly in the east. Though opponents of the coopera tive producing associations have ad vanced several arguments that seem to mitigate against their success, pointing out that the path of the movement has been strewn with fail ures and that they work a hardship on their members, forcing them to wait from two to twelve months for their money after delivery of their crops, MeCoruack declared that the first objection was a thing of the past nnd that the latter, while not solved as yet. could hardly weigh against the stability offered by the cooperative association. Thc history of the cooperative mar keting movement, he explained, can be compared with that of the automo bile industry. The first cars were fail ures and the first cooperatives were failures. The motor manufacturers, by continued experimentation, found the correct formula for the production of cars nnd the cooperative associa tions have discovered equally effect ive formulas for the production of smooth and efficient organizations. However, as in any type of business venture, there must Iw a good man in the driver's seat to insure success. Jack Danner gave a fire-minute talk on the petroleum industry, outlining its history from the first known use of crude oil in Itabylon up to the pres ent time. Notice was given members of the impending board meeting Aug ust 'JO. New Breakfast Dish Brought to Eugene By General Foods Introducing ''Huskies," a new type of whole wheat flakes, the General Foods corporation will begin au in tensive ten weeks advertising cam paign in Eugene this week. Samples of tbe new breakfast food iu smart blue and gold imckages will be distributed from house to house along with a min iature newspaper f eat u ting sports i outs as a part of tbe oampaign. according to Clyde llhickuvlj, local representative of General Foods. Pr. G. S. Beardsley of Kugene. past president of the. local Kiwanis i dub. was elected lieutenant governor for division lit of the clului at the ' iloi-ing sessions of the district Ki- wnnis convention in Seattle, Wed nesday. Ur. Heardsley will have !.-l,-.rrM .,f III. otnli- nl It.,.,. ine company nnh wcureu iue rcc-,ntirjIi Krll)I North ,cih Klamath oiumeiiuuiions vi uoicu stars vi iw nd th problems of birth control. "Coyotes are getting fat since sheep came into this country, and I the well-fed females are becoming more fertile," W. M. Huh of the C S, biological survey said. "For merly coyotes delivered litters of , four to five pups, but we know of one coyote which recently gave birth i to 17 and two other which brought 14 hungry pups each." Riptides Take Two California Lives BLAZE DAMAGES HOUSE The Kusene fire department was called out to a fire at Third and lliph Rtreets Thursday afternoon at '2 o'clock. Pamage was reported to be serious, the call coming in late. Explosions in body cells generate human energy, nccordins to Dr. tieo. W. Crile, famous Cleveland (0.) sur-ceon. sports world and the major feature of tbe drive will be the tie-up between tbe nutritive value of the mv cereal aud its strengthening and body-build- iiig qualities as described by the athletes. The list of famous sports personali ties incorporated iu the campaign is tided by Al tlbricksou, ciutch of tbe L uiversity of Washington Olympic rowing crew, and is completed by bttch names as that of Madison Bell, S. M. U. football couch, Georgiu Cole man, diving and swimming chnmpimi. Frankic Frisch, manager of the St. I Amis Cardinals, Helen Hicks, ace woiuau golfer, Leo sexton, Olympic thotputting champion, Charles Grimm, manager of the i hicngo Cub., Helene Madison, famous University of Wash ington 'swimmer, Fraucis Schmidt, Ohio State football coach nnd Johnny I;-volt a. I'GA champion. Mr. Ulackwell has nnnouueed that ' Huskies" will be on all Ku-ene gro cers sdielves sometime this week. Falls, and Medford. Ir. Heardsley wn among uie local inemners aitcmi- fK ing ine convention. Others nt the district event were: Kev. Cecil F. Histow, president of the local club: ,ludct G. F. Skip worih, ami loy (i. I try son. at) dele gates; Col. J. H. Tierney, Ir. A. H. Norton. Klamath Falls gets the 10.'t7 con vention, having won the vote from l'ultm.in. Wash. Cy Gengelhseh of the Moniavilhi club, Portland, is the new dist rict governor for t he 02 clubs in this district. SAN PIKGO .Cnl., Aug. U. Heavy riptides buttered the south ern California coastline today, bring ing death to two person? aud result i dramatic crash and sea rescue by two navy seaplanes. En sign George Whittaker, V. S. N, was drowned as he was swept out to sea by n riptide near Coronado, Sirs. I. K. Parker of Ios Angeles wns drowned near Uiguna bench yester day, scores of rescues were made by life guards. Old Days Recalled By Filing On Land Near Cottage Grove A patend to 40 acres of land west of Cottage Grove and issued at the KoseUirg land office Dec. -0, 1S7U, was filed for record in the office of County Cbrk Walter It. Dillard Thursday to complete the record on an abstract of title to this land. j The patent was given to X. Martin, i a pioneer of Lane county. It con j vcyed this -Pi ncres, lying in pert ion ; '2'.. township 10 south of ranc 4 west. from the government to Mr. Martin. White the laud iu question has chang- j ru im huh mm rim i lines since, me 'abstract has been Incomplete because ! the patent wns never reco riled. It is ! now owned by M. F. Habcock aud 1 a part of it is being cold. produce steam at a temperature so much below ordinary water that Ger many could effect a coal savins of $rjM0O(000 a year in generation of steam. The English government spent S,"hli..sTfl.lHio on the unemployed dur A Huugnrlon scientist, workinc In Hamburg, Germany, has demonstrated that benzol, mixed with water, will Among the students of Itostoti uni versity. Til nations are represented. Library Books For Rural Schools Here Coyotes Increasing Biologists Believe MEACHAM. Ore.. Aug. 13. C4 This littb Blue Mountain town In eastern Oregon, usually on winter weather tables ns one of tbe west's cold spots, ignored such mundane things as thermometer readings to- day. Just cud the topic was coyotes Infantile paralysis germs nre said to enter the humnn system through the nasr.l passages. SEE OUR CONGOLEUM RUG DISPLAY THIS WEEK APPLEGATE'S 1088 Will. Phone 861 Protect Your Roses From Plant Lice Pon't let your lovely rosea be spoiled by lice when it is so easy nnd cheap to protect them all season. Simply sprinkle the bushea with BUHACH nnd you can know your roses will be safe. Money back If you don't agree that BUHACH Is the best protection against insect pests you have ever tried. In Handy Sitter cans 25o up at all Drug, Gro , eery, Seed Stores and Pet Shops, LET KIDNEYS FLUSH OUT 3 LBS. A DAY Clean Out 15 Milee of Kidney Tube Nature rut over 1 5 mitti of tiny rulws and filteri in your kidney to train the wtt matter out of the blood. Kidney thould pass S pints a day and w get rid ot more than three pounds of wute matter. When the rauins of water is aranty. with tmartins and burninjr, the IS miles of kid ney tube may need llushina out. Thia dan jer signal may be the beginning of ni stain backache, leg pains, Iobs of pep nnd enemy, letting up nights, swelling, puthncu under the eyes, headaches and disitneu. If kidneys don't empty 3 pints a day and to get rid of more than S pounds of waste matter, your body may take up some of ihese poisons causing serious trouble. Dnn't wait I Ask your druggiM for Doan's Pills, turd successfully by millions for over 41 years. They give happy relief and help the tidneyi to flush out I pounds a day. MODERN WOMEN Nted Not Sifter monthly pam and delay due to colds, nervous ftlr&in, e xiwaurr or tinular causes. Cbi-choB-tcraOinmontl Itmndl'iilsaraeilccUva rehablo raid give Quick Kelitl. f M hy til uruKRiMi lor over yean. Aivror a TMI fitAHONO ST ftAND' " -W'T Pn-fiifinriiifTiii) '" " """""" SELECT LAGER ':: j' Lone Pine News WiNK HNi:, Aiis. 13. (Special) The Lone Pine Woman's club will hold its Ausu&t picnic in Robinson's Grove Sunday. All neighbors are in vited, each family to bring a basket lunch, Mr. and Mrs. G. h. Lindloy of Om aha, Neb., spent n week of their va cation with the family of the late, J. K. Lhidley, a brother of G. Xt. Lind ley. AYIiile here they visited the Ore gon Caves, Crater Lnke, Odell lake and the Santiam pass, accompanied by Mrs. J. H. Lindley mid Mr. nnd Mrs. L. W, Ijudley of Kugene. They were delighted with the Oregon country. They left Salurdny morning for Cali fornia on their return home. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Berg "of Klam ath Falls are visiting Mr, and Mrs. Hay Lawrence. Mr. nnd Mrs, W. A. Piquet went to the coast over the week-end. Dr. .Tames Whitcnmb Brougher, Sr., had Sunday dinner at the Fred Brougher home. Mr. and Mrs. Lylc Lee will be at Hnrrisburg the next month where he has work until school atnrts at Lone Pinp. William Telford and family drove to Florence Sunday. The aiiuual shipment of library I books for the rural schools of Lane county arrived at the office of County Superintendent Moffitt from the state library at Salem a short time ago aud tbey have been done up in packages trilmtion. Teachers or clerks of the districts art- being asked to call at thi office of the superintendent for them ns there is no provision to meet the ex pense of sending thein out. There are several thousand books in the lot and their cost was over ?104X). Agriculture Topic Of Forum Monday The weekly forum sponsored by the adult education project will feature next Monday evening, the topic "What, My Political Party Offers A a Solution to thc Problems of Agri culture." Speakers from republican, democratic, independent, communist, and Townsend ranks will speak for their parties. Texas has nearly 17,000 miles of railroads nnd leads all states of the Cnion in this respect. : "Jiner'Bakinq Schilling Baking lwder ft. s NUT TOUR MADE NKWUKKG. Ore., Aub. Hi (VP) A chamber of commerce luncheon closed nu annual tour of 1 L ranches today for nearly fiO carloads of west ern Oregon nut growers. The wnlnut md filbert orchards were surveyed an a first-hand study of methods' to improve yields and comUat threats to good crops. Balloon tires for wheelbarrows are now on the mcrket. Thoy prevent the wheels, under n heavy load, from sink ing into the ground. M'm No. 5008 j tflO Ccslw MlrslSstHU QQCnITy IT ALWAYS PAYS TO TRADE AT Williams Stores, Inc. 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