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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1937)
THE REGISTER-GUARD. EDGEN'E. OREGON. Pn ere Ten. Julv Arne G. Itae, manaJtr of th Oregon Newspaper Publishers as sociation, ha been elected rice president of the Newspaper Associ ation Managers, Inc., nations! as sociation nf field managers. It van announced here today. Other off 1-j cers chosen at the group's national j convention held recent.. y In Chi rago, were Rrurn R. McCoy, Ixmts-; iana Press association, president; i and Fred J. Minder, Nebraska Press assorlatlon, secretary. Mr. Rae, who has nerved as man ager of the Oregon association for the past eight years, aluo took a prominent part In the Chicago ses sion. He talked on three important topics, "State Contests As Stimuli . to Improve Newsoapers;" "State Conventions Ho to Improve Them," and "Affiliations of Asso- j cfations with Universities and Col! leges." Managers from 20 state associ ations were present for the na tional meeting. Mr. Rae, a grnduate of the Uni versity of Oregon school of Jour nalism In 1922, took over his res ent position In 1929 after serving an co-publisher of the Tillamook Herald for several years. He a.lso had experience on a number of other Oregon newspapers. RUSSELLPETURNS I soapbox it gg FROM BUYING HIP, demy rules , WAWBuftjE'r I WHERE STYLE AND - u ' QUALITY ARE NOT I PTJr ! EXPENSIVE .... I aul(j Jjjj U A FTER for a EPJUUDE IS FIRST EVENT THE THIN MAN" comes Friday to the Mayflower theatre four-day run, starring Bill Powell and' Myrna Loy. I' Happy Canyon Wide Open For J Pageant Days i (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) tlon to their "subjects," those attend ing the I'ngennt reh-hrsllnn. Costume swards will be innde an the sperinl fenturn of Thurhdny's pn rsde. whiih will get the rrf lirutinn off to a gla stnrl. Children's Plenlo Following (he pnrHde will he a picnic at the fairground!, for the pnrtlci pants fn the pnrstle nnd children in the Pageant enst under 12 yesrs of sge. Everyone Is kd to bring a basket lunch. Ice cream will be furn ished chiblren fn the psrade and I'ag eant, and coffee for the adults. Caronntion of (Jueen Sussnnsh IV, and of the Baby Queeo and Captain will be held at 3:fK tomorrow after noon, near Dendy hall on the Univer sity campus, Instend of at 0:30 at the city park, as was previously scheduled. Governor to Officiate At the coronation, a processional of all the courts and escorts will take place, and Mnyor Eli "lis Large will welcome the two Queens, Susannah IV (LaVonne I.ednhl) and the Ruby Queen (Shirley Ann Barker). Gov ernor Charles H. Martin will crown their royal highnesses and their three-dny reign nfficlnlly starts. Next Pnjtrnnt event Is at 8 o'clock in the evening, on the Tngennt stage, when the Hoys) Itnwirinns present their Impressive "kntxhtlng cere ninny" preceding the Pageant. Two prominent Lane, county eitltens will he honored, their tistnes to be an nounced during the ceremony. Pageant Opens 8:30 P. M. At 8:30 the Oregon Trail Pageant opens for Its first performance on the huge Pageant stage built especially for rhe production. It will run until 10:,Wt. Settlers Valley, amusement resort where games and dancing will be held, is open sll evening at Willamette Park for those not planning to attend the Pageant that night, and will remain open until 1 :HO for anyone wishing to come out after the show la over. (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) I lie eije of the KmmUliHul, uitlr tin bnnrd walk thai runs the rmupMc length of the singe. nti in "liirlit trees," trees shout ,'Stt fret Infill M' cinlly constructed to cive n diffusi'd and indirort effect to the illuminn lion. Will Play Oveerlure The nrfhcsini, miikr the ilinr inn of Iielbert "Shnrkey" .Moo re, will present an overture, the "Oregon Trail Pn Remit " specially written inid nrrmiRed by Monro for the !i:t7 pro-dur-tion. New iiiumi-hI miuibers lire plnnned for this yeur's Pngennt, in cluding the preweiilnlmn if the "Sous "f the Pioneer" written thin your b .Inmri II. (iilbert and .lolm Si;irk Kvniis, nod n group of religious li.tmiis in the Church of the Valley seen. A Specinl chorilH of 7.' voices in be ing entered by the I,ntter Pay Siiints ! choirs in the northwest, featuring the j famous .Mormon hymn, "Come, dune ! e Saints." flchearals for the mt. which lme been held every niifht thin week, ter minate tonight with a full dress re hearsal at the fairgrounds. Tickets for the three nielli of the Pageant may lie obtained at. I'licMint hendu.unrters, with all sents reserved. The construction of new grands tnndy, and the wide sweep of the since where the action take plnce insure excellent and plentiful seats for every one, according to Hnlph Sclnmip, man ager, lie etnted that there was noth ing to the rumor that there were no sents left for certnin nights of the Pageant, nnd snid lluit there were many excellent seals left for nil three nigh In. With visitors flocking to Kugene from all over Oregon, the western states, and even from eastern stales to see this unique pioneer Pnccmii, fiunl preparations for the relebmliou are being cleared up, nnd everything is being plnced in readiness for the opening of festivities tomorrow morn ing at 10:. Hi with the All l.nne conn ty rostume pantile. Tomorrow the West lhe ngniit the show goes on ! Sn led nfler the fimious Il;ippy Ciih.ioii of (lie T'endlelou K'Hlli'l I P. SciileiV ';)l!c., new addition to Ilie mi in P.'i'eiint iiltrii'-tioni, com bines wilh the I'licemit lo headline I lie evenings' entertainment. In Happy Canyon, they hnve a show nnd I lien turn the outdoor p.ivilion over to d.-nicinr. In Kugene, I lie Pn gemit w ill provide the hmv mid the crowd will then move to Willamette. Park, w Inch has been 1 I rnrisforinrd into nn old-lime ensino, 1 with darning, old -time refreshment garden, nnd gaming I aides for amuse- . iin-nt of the witorn. The three evening of gala enter tainment nt Settlers' Valley will be culminated In the "Queen's Ball" Saturday night. Music, styled for dancing by the famous lS-piece or chestra of Kloyd ltnv. New York colored mnctro, will begin each evening at M '.Ui for the benefit of Iiom no! going to (he pageant that evening. Plans to mnlie ihe "Queen's Ball" the highlight of all dances gien by Ihe Pageant association this year arc under vwiy nud will be nunounced I William Ruseel, who has been In New York City and other east ern market for Washburn1'. re turned to Ku gone y.-trday hav ing bon awav nearl; a month. IT. flu6 el reports an ontl m He out look by both retailers and manufacturers for the fall and winter season. Buying is heavy and nmt stnros uro demandins fdM del ivories in anticipation of icarlv purchaf inn bv the nublic. j While in New Vork Mr. Bussed j a I tended the Amos Barrio h Style i Clinic. Amos Parrit-h Is the na I tlonat nutliority on fashions and the style clinlf Is attended by the the executive headc and fashion buyers and merchandlFers of tho largest s,ores in America. Several New York buying offices were contacted by Mr. Russel with a view to Improving the Wash burn New York representation nnd Washhurne's this season will make greater use of theso eastern buying connections than they ever have in tbp past. The fiu-hion departments will all be enlarged and improved, and fall drosses, coats, suits and dress accessories will soon be on the way for Kugene and Lane county women to enjoy. The fahrlcs have a richness and beauty not achieved In any past -eason. Kail styles are smarter "Ininer depending on line and "nbrlc for distinction. Wasbburno':; III feature a number of new dress linea and will show much tner clmndise not available except by direct New York purchase. Mr. Mussel also visited Philadelphia.; Chicago. St. Louis, Kansas City, and Penver. neslden Mr. Russel, the Wash burnn store has bad Dorntliy Wl berg I-lun and Miss Val Ylvlsaker, fur buyer, in the market this season. I.ntcr, Mrs. Mercer will cover the San Francisco and Los Angeles markets and Karl Thune ninnn will co to Now York in late Aueust nnd Snpl ember for addi tional stylo and Christmas mer 'handise. ! Mrs. Wells Home i For Pageant Week Mrs. Rhuda A. Wnlla. who came ,to Kugeiin tU yearn ago. is grently Interested In the Oregon Trail Pageant, and baR returned to her homo hero from a visit in Port-i land, fur I'ngeant week. She has been wlsltlng her daughter. Stella ; May Knoles, for tho past, six innnlhs, returning hero Tuesday, Mrs. Wolls was a passenger on olio of the first Immigrant trains. from St. Louis lo San Krnnclsco. ! the trip being made In 1 I days and ' nights. Her home had previously been In Cedar Rapids, Iowa. From San Francisco, she boarded a : ''windjammer' for Vancouver. ; Wash., then cnnie tt Kuceiie by train, having resided here since. I Mrs. Wells lives at KI09 Cross 1 nvenue. DAUGHTER ILL SWISSIIM.MK. duly 'JL I Special l -Steve Clarl, of Like Creek was ailed to the Sai-red Heart hospital "ii account of the serious illnes of Ms daughter. Mrs. Herbert hrollin :rr, the latter part of the weel;. Latest reports are that she is ini 'i o iuL. Hintt to Eatranti T"U have heard, mst likely, of the man who worked all winter build ing a b"t in h-s basement only to find, wiien spring ame. th.it it wat too lnr;e to gnt oct of his cellar door. Surely he was a fooliih man, but no" more so than the boy- why builds a car for entry in the Soap Box lerby witbuit following the rules governing the const ruction of Midi car. Before even designing a car. read e:n-h and every rule care fully until all are thoroughly under stood. Talk them over with your dad. Ask him to explain the meaning of any rule you don't clearly underhand. It will be too late when you arrive at the track, fco play safe and build by rule. When the rules have been mas tered, ttoe neit need is a well-drawn plan of the particular type of car you wish to build. If the car is an original design, a detailed plan of It should be drawn before any building is attempted. Test it to see that it com plies with the rules and regulations. If you are making one of the cars shown in this book, read all the in struction and study each of the ac companying illustrations before start ing the work. While the actual building must be done by you, there is no rule pro hibiting your dad from aiding you with advice and suggestions. Go over; our jinn with him. IMscuss each phase of it wiih hi ni and get his opinion-. II'-'H be glsd to help you in every way he can. When you -understand the rules and have a com pleted and properly checked plan, cet busy and collect the necessary ! lumber, covering, wheels, axles and other necessities. Much of this can ! be obtained free, but an account of , every! Iiitig you purchase should be kept. Remember, it must not exceed ten dollars, and that includes any t parts dnd might buy for you. Take ! your time nnd build each part as perfectly as you can. Finii-Ii it corn-; pl-tely before starling (he next one. Have your dnd go over the job as.it : progresses. Tnke his suggestions and : make the most of them. The rules allow him to show you how to ac J complish any given task, but they in- sist that von do the work. . I 0 Schilling TCci has more flavor because it's toasted New. ..a , Cream Deodorant which safely Stops Perspiration 1. Cannot rot dresses cannot irritate skin. 2. No waiting to dry. 3. Can be used after shaving. 4. Instantly stops perspira tion 1 to 3 daysremoves odor from perspiration. 5. A pure, white, greaseless, stainless vanishing cream. ARR1D 39(5- ar of drug and d.pt. llervs Playgrounds Listed For Pioneer Picnic .please pass ike potatoes Band Needing Cars To I.O.O.F. Picnic The day following the close o( tha Oregon Trail Pageant, Sunday. July 25, the Odd Fellows will have their annual picnic at l-ost Creek ranch. Plans have been completed for tho band to accompany the group, and all cam are, asked to h at the I. 0. O. F. temple at 7:30 a. m. Anyonn who Is going to Lost Creek ranch Sunday Is asked to he at the temple not later than 7:4fi a. m.. to take members of the band. AM branches of the lodge and their friend a are Invited to the picnic. l The Kugene pla grounds will provide entertainment for the plo-; ncer picnic Kridny nftornnon at the1 ! fairgrounds. It was announced Wed nesday by Cllbcrt Sprnguo. piny-j .ground supervisor. ) The program will include tho j iW'I'A recreation baud led by II. f. OykMra; an accordion trio: bad-1 imlntnn and tennluotts demonstra tion; rhythm band td the fair- : grounds playground: a trumpet 1 "OlO np& -Cks ' Funerals Durr to Attend Stanford Session John F. Purr, secretary to the Kugene chamber of commerce, will leave next Saturday nlrbt to at tend the annual school for cham ber of commerce secretaries nt Stanford university. While at Palo Alio, necre taiies from all parta of tho west will at tend forurna and classes. The ses sions will last a week, Mr. Purr aald. Tie will be accompanied hv hl alater. Mlsa Utllan Purr. William Hlte Alexander Funeral service for Wdlcnn llite Mexnndcr. lm died Tuesday, will be held Thnrsdtty sftcrnnnn nt ' o'clo.-U, nt Ihe I'n.de chtipel. with lle. H, Ksrtc Pnrker nf .'ici'tt inc. Interment will be iti the eld t Md Kellevv cemetery. THE LATEST NoltKi 'I K. Nev. t 'he gr0i.p- pert( irvntliiitf Nebt".n are !h; Tenr's niodrl defimtel. .1. el nen ef Nerf.dV k ill-i1 one tht m.-rn-ing nnd ibciivered row .if ":17 V five on en. h siile. on the insect's torso or fuiliise. i I FROM WALTON WAI.Tt'N, July IM t Special. Miss lUrrirt Comlw of WsihiiiKton, J. C, hss been visiting her siMrr, SIra. filen Schmfe. and spent the week at the const. Mr. and Mrs. Hill Kays and fnmilr. Mr. and Mrs. Itert Fat on. Mr. nnd Mr. Wnrrrn Surcanip and girls were among those who spent the week end at Newport deep tea fishing. K(ui;int's Aumiiil PRETTY BABY CONTEST PhUui1 tn display Bt WILLIAMS STORES. INC. 10IS Willamette KeKiMt'r our vcic for onp Imliy In i, h croup nt R0MANE STUDIO S Willamelte Eugene mass . ? . vLJT4 . SI i0 ITM GOING TO I . m m m mm m - HAVE A BABY Fm proud . . . happvf And one thing is aure on baby's tender skin. The r.iine Vutwura.' I know, it a rrcognied s tnbl of protection in tatndy nurseries the world over. Si . . pute mild, i-.ect iuticura Soap it what I fh.vll uc. And for h.ibv rhahnKs, rashes ami other eueuul lrru.itioni, 1 know Cutk'ura Ointment and 1 .ileum are wonder fnMv sooihtr. Snp ?. Oirm-irrt lt 1 . m ; t r rRfK Mirt. vine ' i'uii.-ut ' iVpi , M.iv. M A GRAND FOOD! Scicni ha diioxereJ that potatoes provide extra Vitamin C, readily available caUmm and phosphorous and a hish content of iron and Vitamin B all important elements to good health. Interesting information, hut not nearly so impreMne a a great, big baked patato niie and mealy its runet jacket bursting-jtejming hot- ith a coup'e of pan of fresh but'er, some salt and pepper . . . ikil i rtnlh semrthvg to ul Vet. this is only one of a hundred ss a) s of preparing and scn ing this marvelous food. Noss. ere are suih enellent potatoes gross n as in the higher altitudes, the mountain llei s, the great plains of the West, and the Pai ihe Coast slopes. All of these regions are sersed bs the I'nion P.ntic Railrsad. 1 thutnt, rapid railroad sersue specialijed iar for sale shipment brings potatoes to sour table from this area esery month of the sear. Among the nation s railroads I 'nion Pacific is in the front rank as a transporter of potatoes. Last sear I'nion Pacific mosed 41.4;; cars.sf the ssorld's staple segetable the nutritious, economical potato. Tau lb futon it (Aejwi.) rough '"...,ct (PT"'"."" """"" UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD SHIP AND RIDE UNION PACIFIC V isitors ! We. welcome you to, one of America's Grp3( Pageants "The Oregon Trail" and to En gene's Own Store Both Are Eugene Inspired -Eugene Operated Eugene Interested. Notice ! This Store Will Close for the Oregon Trail Pioneer Parade on Friday 10:30 a. m. All Departments Open Immediately After the Parade You Are Invited to Use This Store's Services Sale Washable Rayon Prints Selling Regularly at $1.00 Colorful rayon prints In polka dots, figures stripes, florals, conventional or paisley p1tl tcrns whlrh will give the clever seamstress a host of Interesting Ideas for her summer an, fall wardrobe! Green, red. Mu. pink, navy wine, yellow, white, beige, and grey. 85c Washable Tub Silks Selling Regularly at S1.00 A varied selection of tub silks In both narrow and wide stripes. Smart patterns and arrange ments of stripes that are distinctive and tin usual. Cireeus. greys, blue, and rcllows are combined to give pleasing effects. 85' 45' A Special Pageant Shipment of beautiful Chrom ium Giftware and attractive Table Pieces 29 These attractive chro mium pieces were se lected by Miss Wlherg while in New York. They are the newest things In this type of merchandise we have been able to get. They are of fine Chromium Tlate which does not tarnish and will clean and polish with washing. Buy now for gifts cr for personal use. These Pieces Are Available At $1.29 Sugar and Creamer Set (Crystal on Chrome Tray) lee Tub Syrup I ii if and Tray Flower Bud Vae Mayonnaise Set Individual Salt Set Butter Dish Tiekle & Celery DL-h Olive Disb Salad Sot Crumb Set Sale! Cotton Prints Soft, dainty powder muslin that la a happy suggestion for cool, comfortable afternoon dresses on hot summer days. Permanent finish figures, florals green, yellow, lavender, navy backgrounds 39 inch material. Included in this group are printed plume chiffons, a very fine voile wrinkle proof. FIRST FLOOR An Advance Showing of 1 A. ..vVv .iO 2 m9 0 Tmldzippr,brtdbock, end notched piqu collar smartly ecctnt this SH ISLET TEMPLE style. Printed piqv4. Sizes 3 to 1 2. SHIRLEY TEMPIE prlnceu In permanent-finish Zephyr print. Scolloped front, pip ing, and collar with fagot Ing insert. Sue 3 to 1 2. S95 Part of every little 8 charm is the way k" dressed-that's why and more clever motkf' choose these adorable bo to-school styles "W l'U Shirley Temple's". look for photogrophitW and Cinderella Coach to assure authentic st tested fabrics, and fine 1 manship. Sizes 3 to 12 SHIRLEY TEMPLE STYLES TWIKTHTH CIHTUtT-fOI MIM ' IN CINDERELLA FROCKS I cmdirelli frock LM Nr tea Hb 'I rx Mt C 3
