Pajre Two
THE REGISTER. GUARD. EUGENE, OREGON
January 1, 1037.
I
Jan. 1.
AtI.axtio cur, n. J
(A A rut, and In, n L uf hair, Ini
royrtalised by Kipling, art Lelinir
ulf jou tods; whether you'd better
lake alone an umbrella for tlm walk !
ti the office, although the skies
ojjjThead look perfectly cle.ir. Tb"J
rrjf reaihlui inlo Ibo strittospliere ti
fid the place where alornia bide.
'ifTbey are the latest component uf
lit device perfected within the last
month by the burcnil of slaliunnls in
WtbinKlrn in rniiJtiiK'tlno with the
werttlirr bureau.
The new Apparatus was shown for
the first lime at the annual lonven
Hon here of the Association for the
Advancement of American Science.
With the new inttriii. il the 1
weutlier bureau is able to reach tip
Into the atratoapherc itself In search
of storms that hitherto have soared
like hawka over a flock of unsuspect
ing chickens.
pne of theae new balloon, with $.')."
Murth of instruments attached, sailed
if the top of hotel here the other
(ffcy, rlalnc from ground temperatiirea
if 60 detreea above to temmralures
t W degrees below aero 11 milca
ifbove the earth's aurfnce. Hour times
i minute, during the aacent, a tiny
wilio act flashed liack signals to
tentber burcuu llatenera, reporting
iyirh time the tempernlurc, humidity.
i:d air pressure. When ita work was
ifver it tumbled down far out to aen.
The apparatus ltelf is amazingly
ijienp. There's a balloon filled with
IMrvgen, nltout three feet in di
ifnieler, and a few feet below It, sus
lf-ndi-d by a bamboo rod, a collection
4f toy gadgets that look like s by'
Crystal radio aet. ,
A hank of hair registers the hu
midity reading. Two thin plains of
kionie, about 23 cents worth, form
rfce aneroid barometer that gives the
iir pressure figures. A two dollar i kJ gance to
eltnric motor that weigha an ounce frock that la
it run by a battery that acalea half
ifn ounce.
, A bit of coiled wire costing five
enta Is the thermometer. Two rsdio
$ihes. costing W cents esch. crystsl
nd sune bits of wire, make up the
f unimitling set. The "rag'1 is a red
nrning signal to '"look out below."
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President Roosevelt's Budget
Expected To Hit 8 Billion Mark
By U'l.E C. WILSON
United Press Staff Correspondent)
WASHINGTON. Jan. I.-(U.R)
Government costs for this fiscal year
probably will be anuounced at more
limn fVXSi.isKi.OOti in the budget Pres
ident Hoinevelt will present to eon
grwis neit week.
i The budget message will he deliv
MKXICO (TIT. Jan. l.--M Au
thoritative Miun e reported t' day the
Spanish iteiimer M"tormar. ordered
ly the ripauisli embassy at Kusuing
lon to put in at Vera Crur, was
uilgiiuilly instructed to pick up air
planes which have arrived at tin port
iccently.
(The embassy today ordered re
base of ?IWsi cargo of flaisee-J be
longing to an American firm which
ihe Motormar was carrying ,n, unPJpei.tC( expense of paying the
toiled States when Ihe willing order I. , ' . mlM ' , ,
of court invalidation of AAA process-
was for recovery and relief from unci
liended balancea of previous emergency
appropriations.
In September Mr. Roosevelt pub
lished new budget summary, esti
mating 1fW7 fiscal year expenditures
nt 7,7!'.'.'J.".WK1. In the interim he
had asked congress to appropriate
$l,SO0,WtO.i.ajO for current unemploy
ered to congress Jan. 8 by President ment rebel.
Itoosevelt in person. It is expected to The White House explained that no whetncr otner deficiency funds will be
sought.
the amount! expended therefrom will
of coursie. Increase the estimated ex
penditures shown in this aumraation.
It is confidently expected that any
such requests for additional tunas
will amount to less than $3iO.OOO,000."
Mr. Iloosevelt revealed yesterday
that the additional survey, first pro
jected for early 1!7, has been com
pleted. Instead of delaying his relief
deficiency appropriation request until
mid-winter, the president will make
it next week in his regular budget
message. It is expected that the re
lief deficiency need will approximate
i.-iOO.OfKi.OOO. but it la not known
U.S.E
reveal the third upward revision of account was taken in seeking that
government costs for this fiscal year, j appropriation of the eriouB drought
The increases in Mr. Iloosevelt s em
timatea are chargeable principally to
j v as cuuugcd.)
I The planes described as giant
I'urtlss Condors arrived in Mexico
' from the L'nited States under con
signment to the Linens Aires Uel l'a
cfico, nn aviation company which op-
: crates a small passenger line between
Uaxaco and Acaputclo.
i The line immediately lesold them
iti- Ihe Spanish embassy In Mexico,
authoritative sources disclosed, four
of the plnnea are now at Vera Crut,
it was reported, and two others at
Mexico City. They were flown from
the United States between Dec. 24
and Dec. 'M by two American pilot!
S. C. Connell and W. B. Norton.
The ships were originally concen
trated at Brownsville, Tex., it was
said.
The airplane transaction Involved
n total of H ships, reliable quarters
reported.
1!
ing taxvi and unforeseen drought re
lief needs.
A year ago the president submitted
a budget which forecant expenditures
for this 15-montb period oggreguting
$0,732,000,000 of which $1,103,000,000
which affected a large area this sum
iner. Unforseen drought relief ex
penditures consumed much of the un
employment relief fund.
"Another survey of the unemploy
ment problem and the amount for
drought relief will be made," the
president's September statement eaid,
"early in the coming calendar year,
and if additional appropriations for
The $.',00,000,000 for drought and
unemployment relief again increases
estimnted expenditures, this time to
$S,l!fjl,.S.'.ii. This will not be the
peak spending year of the Roosevelt
administration.
these purposes are found necessary, Hanks.
The first silk mill in the United
Stotes was erected in 1S10 at Mans
field. Conn., by Rodney and Horatio
in in
cess of twtwstt eon o rail with a $
Uar balance f 10JC3,000 for
same montfc a yir ).
I The deeirtmct anld the inc.
in exports this year was due lat,
j to larger shipments of manufactm
: articles, while the import rise t
uttribiilnble to Increased purchase!
a wide range of commodities.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1 OJV-The
nation's exports during th fir8' 11
months of this year exceeded imports
by -10,01 2,000.
This figure was announced by the
commerce department today in a
statement which showed the export
balance was substantially smaller than
that for the Bame period last year,
when sales aboard exceeded purchases
by $10S.SSS,000.
For the II months of lfl.'W. exports
were set nt $2,22:!,4S0,0OO and imports
at $2.174,4fiS,OO0.
Exports incrensed $lfi4,07.r),000 over
last year and imports rose $313,051,
000. During November exports were
listed at $225,760,000 and Imports at
$196,423,000. This $20,343,000 ex-
Metropolitan
5c to $1.00 Store
735 Willamette St.
January
CLEARANCE SALE
Applegate Furniture Co
11th and Willamette
fchu'rch Announces
Week of Services
ojjsnusry 10, at the Central Tresby
firian church, Tenth and Tearl, the
Srular quarterly, communion will Is?
lebrated, with opportunity for re
ception of membera and baptisms,
Rhtb Infant and adult. In preparation
0r the Babbatb the. pastor will bold
ateparatory services .In the chapel
hiring the preceding, week, at 7:30
m. They will consist of praise,
rayer, ann siuqies ni some pnasn ni
la reality of the Cross. The subjects
f ai follows: .
I Monday, "The foolishness of the
Iross."
! Tuesday, "The Inevltahls Cross,"
I Wednesdsy, "The Indifference at
Cross."
"Thursday, "The Watch at the
prnsa."
Trlday, "The View from the Cross."
The public Is cordially Invited.
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OMOOTH red velvet lends Its ele-
COCKIMH IIIU UlliriBl
aay and youthful,
with short, puffed sleeves, in
triguing new collar, and silver fox
border. Note the arresting way the
fox la manipulated to come tq a
head near the waistline.
Scottsburg News
SCOTT8BURG, Jan. 1. (Special)
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hedden and
McKinley and Cyrus Hedden of Elk
ton and Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Fryer
r.nd sons were dinner guests at the
N. Hedden home Christmas day.
Mr. and Mrs, David lliley left
Sunday for Ihe, tfuiHh River logging
camp, afler spsptii the liulidays nt
their home here. Vss''
Mr. mid Mr..-0rrt Wessela of
Mtdford are apehd1n ev.fttw ibos witli
Mr. and Mrs. I'auL Wessela.
Mr. and Mrs, J'sy ApnlcKulu were
callers at the iftyitlir' farm on Long
Vrntrie Tuesday fv
Fred Schemmel ariti AV. Garrison
made a business .trip, to Uccdsport
Wednesdsy. .'ffn''
Mr. and Jlrs. Lso'ert have moved
from their LrnSer! , h(ill" Into Ihe
tlwens house which 1hey recently
bought nod nra remodeling.
Jink Murphy is spending a two
weeks' vncnlinn nt his home here
from O. S. C,
Mrs. W. Waggoner nud children of
Rerdsport were callers here Tuesday,
Arizona Solon, Linquistic Expert,
Arizona Solon, Linguistic Expert,
j Would Pare English Language
Bv HOWARD J. NEIL
ATLANTIC CITV, N. J., Jnn. 1.
(P) Junior's tnnjor problem of net
tine l"l looxe from ttii electric train
that rnme with the Christmn tree
bounced up Tuesday nt the opening of
the nnnnnl convention of the Amooib
tion for the Advancement of Science,
I numhering 3,000 of America's larger
iLike .Tunior, the convention ran
into a little trouble dragging the
grownup boys college profeMor.
must erf of renrcb, inventors loose
from a mechanical marvel that baa
nothing to do with tbe main show, an
j electric train that do everything
nut carry pufftengers arouna tne loony
of the ep.vrtion hotftl headquarters.
".My, my," snid big Willinm Beebe,
who goes down a milo or more into
neenn depths in n bathysphere, "now
isn't thnt snmething."
Arninid nnd around go thr(e trninn,
, whinilintT, stopping at stntions, flnnh-
ng lights, drumming through tun-
tH'U.
I The convention has weighty prob
lems nn it collective mind.
1 Hut It looks nn though there'll have
to hi a train wreck in a hotel lobby
to get science hack to business,
' The roii vent Ion whs informed today
by l'nited Ktntcs public health serv-
I ice that nt least ten different disease
henriug kindx of ticks have been dift
covered. Tick arc thing that live
nn animals and bite men, and were
Known by nn entirely different name
by soldiers who picked them out of
their underwear during the World
war.
Two cause relapsing fever. The
eastern wood tick gives spotted fever
and tularemia. The five worst trans
mit spotted fever, Colorado fever and
tick psrnlyKis. They also cause A
great itching, which was all that
soldier knew about them heretofore.
WASHINGTON', Jan.
fraator Henry Fountain Anhurst
Ing h student of the EitglUh lunguage
advocated today that the nation for
5t om of tho words cluttering up
e dictionaries.
"We hav a wonderful lanunt;e,'
said, "but It Ir becoming unwleldly.
0 would be a good thing to call
inference of authorities jind sbolUb
Jm of our verbal corpses."
8 The Ariiona senator recognised
picking on of the most remark-
l vocabularies In congress hss
pped Into the national language and
tl wome novel di Helmut re.
JJ'iery 100 wonts spoken by an
Attested American.' be ..aid, "fsll
(to four general classiicstiotir
They are; 0, Anglo-Paxon: 30,
IJ.tin; H, (Ireek; 5, other Isngunges.
J Two words for nhi -h Afhurst has
Hi UK, are "very" and "nuite.
V "Either of them tends to weaken,
t strengthen your speech," he. .id.
"iou will hesr neither used in my
office. he added, "for we have
nholUhed them.'
A cflMwl visitor to the office some
times Is startled by efforts toward a
more picturemjue speech. For hi
nt a nee:
"tiive me the llvci," said the sen
Htor to bin Kerrrliirv,
"The ibei" turned out to the Ash
urtt's speech on Ihe dnukry, mid enn
tnlned a gtiod example of his colorful
language:
"The donkey k (lie personification
f the sublime virtues of mo.lerntion,
forbearance, reMr.niut, and rigid econ
omy. From the Mhranl chords of hi
throat there come sigmg bars of
music as thrilliiis ss Ihe mttinight min
strel of ihe nightingale."
Incidentally, AhurM is a democrat.
Christmas Dinner
At Pleasant Hill
PLEASANT HILL, Jan. 1. (Spe
cial) A very pleasant Christmas din
ner wan bad at the home of Otis
Whito at I'lcnNnnt Hill. Thoeft pres
ent were Mr. snd Mrs. I. M. Lien
and children, Martin and Dorothy,
of San Francisco, formerly of Eu
gene, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Newton
nnd dniik'htcr. Joan, of Salem, and
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. White of Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hoberts and
children. Kichnrd and Doris, came
m to spend the afternoon and eve
ning. Mr .and Mrs, Lieu expwt to
return to .San Francisco Monday.
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RESIGNATION of Resford G.
Tugwell es resettlement d
flnletretor was feilewed by the
sport that he would be succeeded
ley his assistant, Will Wlnton
Alexander, above. Alesander, S2.
rjatlve of Missouri, la a former
clergyman and ha, been active
r yeare In religious, educetlonal
etd e'vle work. He was a director
ef ti e Julius Rosenwaid fund be
iwt entering federal est vies.
!
ht I.K-k for ro! You have
oiircli.mc.f a splcnili.l selection
f Cnn Jrtticks, , ,htntia!
Miii(;. Many stvlr,, manr aire,
sn.l i,lt!, tl iN gn
liere rarly in tlw sak
Amrrica', Smartest Walking SU Co Via Comfortably
WILLIAMS' STORES, INC.
This Super
Value Event
Starts
Saturday
9 A.M.
COME EARLY!
WOMEN'S
FOOTWEAR
One Big Group,
Values to $2.98
$17.69
IAMS STORES, INC.
January
Clearance
Price
One Big Group
WOMEN'S
SHOES
Values to $2.98
.90
January
Clearance
Price
You will save plenty at this great
January Clearance Sale. Every de
partment has unusual values to
offer. Buy Now Prices are advancing.
SHEETS
31 x 99 Acme Sheets, Regular
69c, January PQ
Clearance Price WW W
TOWELING
Stevens Crash Toweling. Jan.
Clearance price, OCf
2 yards .' OwC
SHEETING
9-4 Bleached Druid Sheeting.
Regular 39c, OE
Sale price, yard. . . . . . WWl
SHEETING
Unbleached 9-4 Sheeting.
January Clearance OR ft
price, yard CwC
Silk Remnants
Real Values, Bo and 10c.
On Sale In Basement, -
SHEETS
81x99 Druid Sheets. QQ
January Clearance. . OwC
81x108 Druid Sheets,
January G4 A A
Clearance Price.. 9 I w3
MUSLIN
36-Inch unbleached
January Clearance
price, yard
muslin.
...8c
HOPE MUSLIN
36-lnches wide Hope muslin,
January Clearance t A.
price, yard I ea2
Unbleached
MUSLIN
36-lnches wide Druid Un
bleached muslin, January
Clearance price,
yard ,
IOC
2ht Women's TTjjj
W Values to $2,98 Di
In The Men and Boy's Department
Cljf Misses tJ
jSI Winter Weight V
N UNIONS ?i
jfrWomen's PureK
tSi SilkKnee-Hi
Kl Januarj- 0m DJ
ifl Clearance AI
Price yfry
Men's Fancy Rayon Socks Men's
Regulsr 15c value-Now. - ft B. V. D. Outing PajamaS
at a January Clearance price of.... I UC
. Regular $1.95. January g4 QQ
Men's College Cords c'e,r,nca prlee ....I-
A real January Clearance, (f 4 f n Mon'o
Army Style Undershirts
Men's Bib Overalls Slzee 40 only. January CQm
220 weight. January fiQ Clearance price, only OwC
Clearance price, only OwC '
. Men s
Men's All Wool Drawers Frisco Jean Work Pants
Large elzes only. QQ - $2.39 Values regularly a? Q
January Clearance prlee 90C Now for Clearance at 9 I Dt)
Men's Dress Pants Men's
citVn:: J.,?:::r $1 .98 Cotton Suede Jackets
Values to $2.69. January ha
jyjeng Clearance price wOw
Heavy Weight Wool Socks Boys' Sweaters
A real value at this 4r. 98c values. January aA
January Clearance price, pair IOC Clearance price OwC
Boys' Cord Longies Men's Polo Shirts
"cc $1.39 S&r, 49c
2QUOTi
Df SHEETS Yj
IV 81 x 99 fl 4 AQ K
JCl Sale Price.. f I efcw IJJ
II 81 x 108 J4 AQ f
YBk. Sale Price.. $ I atl9 JPJ
Colored Top tjlH
W SOCKS N
IN THE WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT
Full Fashioned Hose
Misses' Sweaters
AM wool. Values to $2.98. mn
January Clearance price $lsw3
Womens' Ribbed Top Hose
Regular 49c each. m
January Clearance price, pair hwC
AT Vl!!av
y WINTER V
jrl Every Garment jSj
Women's
Formal Length Slips
98c
Values to $1.98.
January Clearance price
Women', 45 gauge full fashioned
wnucipaie your needs at this
sensational Clearance price, pair.
hose.
49c
Infants' Rubber Crib Sheet
10c
Regular 15e value.
January Clearance price, each
yfatLd sssfasjffl I il alllill si aT "
fit Boy's Sweater
AC and Jacket y
M Values to $1.98
now 98c
Turkish Towels
22x44 towels, regular 25c value.
January Clearance price, only.
19c
SALE WARNER'S CORSETS
$3.69
One Big: Group
vajues to $3.49, a
On Sale at 9A8T
One Big Group
values to 55.00,
On Sale at
Save at Williams' Stores, Inc.
jQr Department
j Represented ju
Great Sale! Jjj