Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, July 13, 1937, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE. OREGON fifty News Notes democrats ,MVfckl!- lmchf.n f..r rl..b. Enscn. hotel. TlfZi is - hW i's ral1 ...i, and rlosniK "genl prominent spe" L bu t h"1,,ine mee,j,ni:s Lnths throughout Ore- ffuhiMion will be the camp (lanselist. ! V: ; he held ll,nKTi:...JZ .I .he Osbun Lanark Fay.' president, pre- 1 1 . , .n - ic tn nrrnn facility im-..-. ;- ti. nimmitlPP 111 r . l-:,,.K,. fliirl Paul Hum f"1" itige Grove f rr-.i.i uPl engineer. 'in fnttace lirove Tuesday j . attending to matters in con ffith the crew working on the . rr?fk mud. UTA workers en np1oy,'l 0,1 ,1,c rnn(1, nm r i bitlliir wns placed in n there. Mr. Todd said. Wednesday Woodmen of the worm wm r their regular nepsion Wed fwnins at S o'clock in the Kv. hall. Hans will be discussed i-ommittpe named to enter a L the Oregon Trail pageant's ill parade. Forests it officials from the Siuslaw headquarters in Eugene left r far inspection tours. R. S. ', Siuslaw forest supervisor. left. aldport and Maplernn, M. I. for Hebo and Wah'tort, and 'ones, for Hebo and Mapleton. f (union Purkerson-Cheshire reunion held at Skinner Butte park .July 1$. The reunion is held fir, the families having met it 15 years. p-rom Salem and Mrs. Stephen Cox and r. Lee. have moved to Eugene alem. Mr. Cox is now with the restry service in Eugene, hav fn connected with the state department nt Salem, Announced 1 has been received here of the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kilpatrick of Canyon City. Mr. Kilpatrick is the son of Mrs. Helen Kilpatrick of Eugene, and the couple formerly lived here. Tugman, Mrs. H. Artnfttrong, $1, for double parkins. JUSTICE COURT Jamea Albert Dunbar, charged with improper clearance, was fined S and coat Tuesday morning by Juftice of the Peace John Bryton. To Police Pageant Boy ScOUt Force j Trail Pageant week-end by a force of inj iniji, it nun aniiuuiH rn mri- day by Carl Bergman, c.ief of police, i j "There is iu reason why these The Eugene police department will biy cannt function f-plcndidly in, be augmented during the Oregon helping the regular poli.-e force." Mr. Bergman declared. "All who are in town for those three dnv should co-operate in maintaining law and order." 1 He culled atrrut.Mi of al'cgi'd in.i dcnis in whirl, iinrns wcr s:tid to' have defied the youthful officers. "Aj far a the police department is con rerned, the bys an to he obeyed. strictly. Mr. Bergman said. Alt ROW MESSENGER. Phone fUO Bloyclt Stolen, Recovered Norman Lobeck, 104K Lincoln, re ported to city police Monday morn ing the loss of his bicycle from the corner of Tenth and Willamette. The vehicle was recovered later in the day. Cal.. MARRIAGE LICENSES Pique Smith of San Pedro, and Revery Arey of Eugene. William Lawrence Cole and Tla Pe oris Bartholomew both of Sprins field. To Meat Wednesday The Missionary society of the Evan gelical church will meet Wednesday afternoon at the parsonage, near Seventh and Blair streets. To McCredle Sprlnoa - Mra. Joe McKibben and mother, Mrs. Mae Henry, drove .to MeCredie Springs for the week-end with Mr. McKibben and friends. Townsend Club Meeting Townsend club No. 1 is to meet in regular session at 8 p. m. Tuesday at 24 Seventh avenue west. From Florence T. J. Nealy, western Lane county road supervisor, was a business vis itor in Eugene Tuesday, OAKRIPfi E, July 13. (Special) Mrs. Gordon Pavis was injured while fishing Sunday. She stepped 'onto some drift wood which gave way and she fell through it and a large Harold Rowland Primrose and Opal piece of the wood lodged in the calf Dowdy both of Springfield. ; of her leg. Mrs. Glen Good and son of Eula BORN I spent from Thursday to Saturday SMITH At the Eugene hospital, at the W. C. Wilkenson home. Tuesday, July 1.1, 1937. to Mr. and i Miss Ruth Steele and niece. Ruth Mrs. L. P. Smith of Wendling, a 1 Steele, are spending the summer at daughter. ; Empire on the coast. OSMfNPSOX At the feu-red Heart I Loyal Workers Moot general hospital, Monday. July 11, 11C.7, to Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Os- mundson, 1W1 Madison street, a daughter. APAMS At the Thompson Matern ity home, IfltVS Pearl street. Sun day, July 11. 1037, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Adams of Crow Stage, a daughter. Funerals Petrold Here F. P. Petzold, in charge of thistle control work for Lane county, was a visitor here Tuesday morning. Mrs, Alice Lynn Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Lynn, who died Sunday, will b held Wednesday afternoon at the Bran-stetter-Simon chapel, with Rev. H. R. White officiating. Interment will be in Rot Haven Memorial park. Visitor Hero Henry Smith of Smithfield was a visitor Tuesday morning nt the county courthouse. Returns Frm Vacation Harold Skipworth. city policeman, wns back on duty after a two weeks vacation, while Sergeant Roy Wilcoi left for his vacation. Funerals Mrs. Claudia Halpln Christian Science services for Mrs. Claudia Halpin, will be conducted from the Veatch chapel Thursday after noon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in the old Odd Fellows cemetery. In Records BUILDING PERMITS J. A. McBurney, permit to re shingle residence, 1508 Columbia, $30(. Andrew S. Olson, permit to reroof residence, 1002 Villard, $75. General Petroleum, permit to re model service station, Sixth and Blair, $1000. It, A. Babb, permit to repair roof, MW Broadway west, $20. R. A. Bnbb, permit to repair roof, 144 Seventh avenue east, $00. Hendricks estate, permit to reroof 104 Broadway east, $375. Otto Schmidt, permit to reroof residence, 40 Broadway east, $75. II. F. Garrett, permit to repair residence, 1070 Seventeenth avenue east, $48. A. A. Furbed. permit to erect box factory, 1385 Willamette, $500. A. H. Houck, permit to erect duplex "building and garages, 724 Sixteenth avenue east, $2000. TRAFFIC FINES Carl R. Baker, F. M. Cashman. L. Hillis, Ruth Pinkston, $1 each for overtime parking. G. A. Metzger. Mrs. William M. Bertha Ellne Coll Funeral services for Mrs. Bertha Eline Coll will be held at the Phil Bartholomew chapel in Springfield Wednesday morning at 10:30, Rev. P. J. Luvaas officiating. Interment will be in the Laurel Hill cemetery. Monroo Miller, Jr. Funeral services for Monroe Miller, Jr., will be held at the Phil Bartholo mew chapel in Springfield Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, with Rev. Claude O'Brien officiating. Interment will be in Laurel Hill cemetery. He was born in Junction City, Feb. 5, 1010, and when he was a year old, the family moved to Leona, Ore., where they resided until 103O, moving then to Marcola. Surviving are his father, Monroe Miller; one brother, James Miller of Elkton; four sisters, Mrs. Joe Queen of Ryderwood, Wash.; Mrs. Ben Beaty of MeCredie Springs; Mrs. Jack Queen of Marcola; and Mrs. Ferdie Reller of Marcola. I The Loyal Workers club met with Mrs. W. C. Wilkenson Thursday aft- I ernoon. for sewing. Refreshments j were served by Miss Marjorie Wil- I kenson. Present were Mra. Charles X. Brady, Mrs. Charlie Hebert, Mrs. E. O. Hawes, Mra. Gus Ryker, Mrs. Clarence Ryker, Mrs. Glen Good of Eula, Miss Wilkenson and Mrs, Wil kenson. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Richter enter tained at dinner Sunday for Mrs. C. B. McFarland and sons, Lee Lowry and Harvey John, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Croner and daughter, Bar bara Ann, Miss Madeline Richter, Bar bara and Freddie Richter and Mr. and Mrs. Richter. In Euoene Mrs. V. H. Tib bet t s and grand daughter, Ixms Mae Croner, spent the week-end in Eugene with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Purdy. Mr. Tibbetts re turned with them. Miss Gladys Fisher was a guest of Miss Mnrjorie Wilkenson Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Lawrence Hills has returned from a trip to the coast. Mr. and Mrs. George BracVett left Saturday for their home in Tacoma via Newport and Astoria. They have been visiting Dr. and Mrs. G. J. Gray. Plane Is Forced Down at Florence; Lands in Siuslaw town Go Prices Wednesday Thursday Friday MUSHROOMS - ?nro0 0ad Canned FANCY BUTTONS-2-Oz. Thf"1.' .. . . . 12c FANCY BUTTONS-4-Oz. tin 23c FANCY BUTTONS-8-Oz. tin 43c IS AND STEMS-2-Oz. tin 10c PIECES AND STEMS-4-Oz. tin 17c The Best Ever Offered in Mushrooms $1.79 49-Lb. Sack. Snowflake CA A7 100-lb. Sk. ItT No. 2 "Can French's "Bottle ... JlFTED SNOW FLOUR ANE SUGAR - - ELERY HEARTS oot Beer Extract - . - I RAPEFRIIIT UTIfP Del Monte i WWIVBv. fRAPEFRUIT - -CATSUP . . . . ?0T SAUCE - . . 'UNGE JUICE opK AND BEANS AND BEANS &KENT03 - ASTERS . . . RICOTS . . . 'Wed apples . Wed peaches I0TUE CAPPERS 19c 10c 10c 25c No. 2 Can ... Del Monte No. 2, 2 Cans Sacramento 8-0z. Bottle -.. V State Fair 4n. 3 Cans AwC Golden Flavor 4(n 15-Oz. Tin Sacramento 16-0z., 4 tins Sacramento No. 2J Can No. 2 Cans Dunbar, 5-0z. 2 Cans No. 1 Tall can ... Pound . 2 Pounds . $1.00 Value 25c 11c 15c 25c 10c 15c 25c rtrr value " "EE DELIVERY 4 NY SIZE ORDER 49c ftgfeh & Stanly Two Stores - East or West UV from TT. o-J n-i .u. n.. .... a auu ucl lmh nK hi. WASHINGTON, July 13. OJ.fi) James Roosevelt, the president's sec retary and eldest son, denied emphati cally before the congressional tax in quiry committee today that he ever had utilized foreign personal holding companies for tax reduction purposes. The committee promptly voted to side-track a republican demand that young Roosevelt's income tax returns be investigated. I The president's son appeared with out advance notice hefore the commit tee to refute charges made last week by Rep. Hamilton Fish, R., N. T.. that, he had been interested in foreign personal holding companies for the purpose of reducing his income tax payments. "I want to state that neither now nor at any time have I had any con nection with foreign personal holding companies,'' Roosevelt told the committee. FliORENCB, July 13. (Special Airplanes are getting to Tw quite a common sight in Florence these days. When the air show was in Marshfield, several of the planes flew this far north, circled, and went back. How ever, Monday brought a plane closer when Sovia Mnrchetti was forced down in his seaplane on the Siuslaw river one mile up the river from the coast guard station. The coast guard cut ter steered it up the river on the tide, and it is now anchored behind Jhe new Legion hall, just below the ftridge. The seaplane No20K. belongs to the Alaskan Airways, and Mr. Marchetti was flying from San Francisco to Seattle when he was forced down here because of two strong head winds. He plans to take off as soon as the wind goes down. Improve Buildings Quite a few improvements in and around Florence have been started lately. The Kyle building on Main street is being painted. Mr. Oster hoff is doing the work. Also, some very extensive landscaping and shrub planting, under the supervision of Guy Faris, have been done by the state highway department around the new public library and the north approach of the bridge. Homecoming For Two Places Held HARmsm RO, July 13. I So cial I The I,nk Trpek-Busey tfrri tnrii" held their first annual home pominr at Brownsville Sunday. There were about 00 present, mostly resi dents now living in these districts, thouch a few came from a distance. A permanent organization was effect ed. Officers were elected as follows: Mrs. ,1. W. Owen, president; T. J. George, rice president: Oliver Cold iron, secretary treasurer. It. was acreed to meet at Brownsville next year the third Sunday in July. The feature of the day was a his picnic dinner, with everything that urows except ice cream. Conversation, stories and old time experiences whiled away much of the time. Cedric Brock rave a readina and T.vle Georse furnished music with an accordion. Lounging Room By Club Is Feature During Pageant A lounzine room for women and children visitors durinff the pageant dates is to be provided by the Kugene Zonta club in a centrally located buildinff yet to be selected, accordins to the announcement of Zonta presi dent. Mrs. Spencer Collins. Mrs. flussell Kvans has been made chairman for this courtesy feature with Madame Rose McGrew and Miss Irene Kitrhic corpleting her com mittee. The pageant hospitality committee will assist in providing for the com fort, of all visitors in the lounging room whi'-h will be open from a. m. to p. m., daily, July 'J'2t -."J, and '-M. Organizations in Alvadore Are Busy During Past Week ALVADORE, July 13. (Special) The Thursday club met at the home of Mrs. K. P. Hanson last week. Members present were Mrs. C. A. Hall, Mra. O. A. Drew, Mrs. F. C. Sanborn, Mrs. M. Hill, Mrs. E. B. King, Mra. W. T. McClure. 51r. B. Klemer. and Mrs. E. Webster. Guests were Miss Doris Haley and Mrs. Betty Madsen of Salem. The hostess, as sisted by Mrs. McClure and Luella Hansen served refreshments. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Hill on July 22. Group Sews The Friendly Helpers council met with Mrs. X. Lemmon the flast week. The time was spent in making hand and tea towels. Barbara Lemmon, nssisted by Mrs. Sanborn, served re freshments. The next meeting will be at Mrs. C. A. Hall's the first Tuesday in August. Townsenden Elect The Alvadore Townsend club held its semi-annual meeting at the com munity hall Tuesday evening. July 7. D. Fisher was re-elected president, A. V. Pound as rice president, Mra. A. V. Pound was elected secretary and Iris Webster re-elected treasurer. Refreshments were served after the business meting. The next meeting will be July 2". Baseball Standings By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NATIONAL Chicago .... New York Pittsburgh St. Louis .. Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia W L Pat. 4o 2T ! 4". 20 ,(W ; ..4n 32 XA 3!) 33 .542 33 40 . fcVJ 30 1I .42!t 2S 43 .3f4 28 4t .37 S The new Coited Airlines Mainltner planes can rearh a ceiling of IWiO feet on one engine with a full load of 12 tons. With both engines tbe7 -an climb to 23.XiO feet. A delicacy in Aiiftralia is kangaroo tail soup. Legion's Meeting Will Be Tuesday Second nomination and election of officers for the Eugene of the American Legion vill be b'ld Tues day evening at the armory at 8 o'clork. Also, delegates to the state ' convention to be held in Albany next month will be .lected. 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