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THE TiEGISTE'R-GrARD, EUGENE, OREGON
Page Three.
rfiitv News Notes :
F':"' !?i ttii rr' !"lndr
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w ,i IVriUnd clubs pr-
r,,HJ!M!rWarrfC. Moore
i W-jlkin-. nd thfir s.ster.
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KdiplW Booth-Kelly..
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15- L" ; :
r-A0'"?u ln Portland on Sun-
Ur.-.n, Ore-
i-iduite. hw "turned from New
fhfrt ft "Mini .' -
L vclndinff Radio C.ty. He
t t0 remain during the com-y?ar.
Tri-R l'ancing nun m ie
r Row rommwmy amiuuin
.tjurtrhas been eaiien on, snu
."will "bf frthr activities
the September meeting.
Liti Principal Here
hid B. Kmry. principal of the
EirM at Klimnth Falls, was in
5( trmnj. ne i" ".'
:(h rb valley interviewing ap
;U for teacher positions iu the
4 there.
Ldiit Rioorted
E-Til Christof Orson. Eupene, and
r Sfspleton, San Francisco, Cal..
by mobed in ao auto collision
tfiiT uicht at Seventh and Oak.
fin vtn da.maC'd slightly.
l'tiB Flu Fire
f-T firemen, called nut to fOS
ki itenue east, extincuishd a
re in an apartment house. There
m so damajre.
Ldtint On Way South-
mo Mrs. Horace Kobinson and
'a Shields of Kupene are on the
l trnv tn T.ah Anprlfi nn v a in
They stopped at Ashland for a visit
iu the way.
Visit Here
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Parnicllo of
Corallis have ben visitinc relatives
in Kufcent and Junction City for a
low days.
Visit at Cottage Grove
i Mrs. Carl Murphy and daughter,
-Patricia, of Koseburjt are Tisttin in
Cottape Grove, a jrueM of the form
er's mother, Mrs. M. 1 locket t.
Visit at Roseburg
Mr. and Mrs. Pean Morrow and
son, Melvin, of Kugene are visiting
Mrs. Morrow's pa. rent a, Mr. and Mrs.
It. A. Calhoun, at HoscAmrR,
Earl Tratt and wife. 5i:it filed for
possession of property.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Samuel Hnn Kri-Mi and Alice Uee
AniedpR, both of Kltnira.
Lewis II. lluss.H an,i j0:in ioe
loiinc. b-th of Kus.-iif.
Allen T. Kelly and Arlene L. Trii-e,
both of Kucfiie.
Funerals
Clifford Dan Copeland 1
Funernl services fir i'liffonl Pan
Cnpeland. infant son of Mr. and Mrs,
; "...wiui ,. opeianti, who u, wl.
' newlay eeuiiiff. will b- held at the :
Rravesi.le t the new (M,l Fellows
cemetery Sunday afternoon flt ":;o
oVlock. Her. Frank I.. Cook will of
ficiate. The I'oole chapel is in .harge
Hera From Salem
Leo Dymitt, of the state flax plant
at Salem, visited the Springfield plant
Thursday.
On Vacation
Sergeant D. E. Cash of the city
police began his annual two weeks'
vacation Tuesday, upon the return of
Capt. Elmer Geijier.
Here From Roseburg
Mrs. F. H. Churchill and daughter-in-law,
Mrs. George Churchill, of
Iioseburg visited in Eugene Tuesday.
Mist Simons In Roseburg
Miss Anita Simons of Eugene is
visiting friends in Roseburg for a few
days.
Returns to Eugene
It. W. Hell has returned to Eugene
after having visited his mother, Mrs.
William Bell, in Roseburg.
Vlda Residents Here
Barney Oldficld and Imis Joseph
sen, residents of the Vida district,
were in Eugene Thursday,
Band Concert Tonight
The I. O. O. F. band will give a
concert in Skinner Butte park this
Friday evening at 7:45 o'clock.
W. B. Scott In City
I W. B. Scott, retired farmer of Fall
Creek, was in Eugene on business
Thursday.
Dayton Thompson In City
Payton Thomson of Vida
Eugene visitor Thursday.
Reminder
have a few items of
smmer wear at greatly
sdnced prices. Drop
J and see them.
Hats Trousers
Shirts Ties
Bob Robertson
MEN'S WEAR
M East Broadway
Carl Kirk In City
Cart Kirk, member of the school
board at Lone Tine, was in Eneene
Friday and called at the office of L.
C. Moffitt. county school superintendent.
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WASIIINCTON. .v- i.i.(4)
t'onsrcssional lesislalion to amhorize
completion and operation of Itonne ville
dam reached the final stace of ap
proval today when house and senate
conferees asreed upon the terms of
the bill.
Senator MoXary (H.-Ore). who
handled the legislation in the seiiut...
said the house conferees had ncceptcd
the senate bill "in toto
He said he would call up the confer
ence report for senate approval al
most immedatelv. This would send the
measure tn the house f final act ion.
The bill, as finally agreed upon,
authorized the appointment of a $U),
KK1 - a year power administrator:
places the army engineers iu charge of
the ginnt Columbia river dam. its
power house, ship-locks ami fishwnys; !
provides for establishment of uniform j
rates, or rates uniform over prescribed i
transmission areas; reserves until '
fifty per cent of th power to co- i
opeatives and othe public bodies; and
sets aside $."iiMMHk ns a continuing
fund with which to finance initial oper
ation of the project.
The power administrator, to be np- !
pointed by the interior secret a rv. i
would have authority to designate
which generating units should le oper
ated by the army engineers. He also
would have authority to order the army
engineers to make additional generat
ing installation provided congress sup
plies the necessary funds. Hates will
be determined on the basis of cost
and subject to the approval of the
power commission.
TAN FLOOD, who will bring hla band to Willamette Park Saturday
IS and Sunday nights, August 14 and 15. There will be featured
with this band Harry Shaw, Joe Dardis and Flo Jakers, all celebrated
entertainers.
a tnkuvo -chewing crab at the beach, j
Kit; hards aid M'tueoiie threw the
crab, a pet, a burning cigar stub. The '
crab beat out the fire, ate part of j
the ciur and drugged the remainder
to itc hole.
PINCH-WHISTLERS
BERKELEY. Cal. "(.'h, gimme a
truck, a big red truck.
"And gimme a fire-as. ttu
"And I'll go wahoo, walioo -"'-a-a-hoo!"
That just what Berkelej firemen
did. Their siren i)mt.
the horses lost its tail. 1 Adams left Friday morning for A
Warned next not to get too close j week's trip la Canada,
to a colt in the barn, be paid no at- I
tcntion. The. colt kicked In in out of
the stall. Brown left for the city by
nightfall.
LEAVE ON TRIP
SPRING EIELP. A nr. 1.1. Sp
rialt Mrs. Charlea Cornell. Mrs.
V, A. Taj lor mid Mrs. Marion
DANCE
Your Feet Are Lighter On Our
Spring Floor.
Kramer's Chateau, Vida
Featuring the Western Dudea
HIS FOR KEEPS
SAL MM, Ore. When a man com
plaining his horse had been stolen
four jears before. Van Winkle held
the Oregon statute of limitation!, ren
dered the thief inuunnt from prosecution!.
SHOCKING!
rillLAPKI.rill.V. The ioo here
has put fie electric eels to work.
Two electrodes, a bit of wire and a
bulb hate been rigged up. The eels,
touching one electrode, light the bulb.
Each generates up to oiK) volts o:
electricity, attendants iu the reptile
house estimate.
HEARTY EATER j
FALLS CITY. Neb Three youths
were haded before County Judge E.
E. Purfee for the theft of bix chic
kens. "What did you do with them?" the
judge asked one of the bovs. I
"We sold them to a sideshow per
former who eats lie birds," came the
teply.
The judge ordered the oldest of the
joiiths to stand trial. i
George Warner In City
George Warner, well known rest
dent of the Fall Creek district, was a
visitor in Eugene Friday,
Go to California
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Watson left
Friday on a two weeks' trip to Sauta
Ann, Cal.
Elliott On McKenzle
Roy Elliott, assistnnt supervisor of !
the Willamette national forest, is on
an inspection trip to McKenzie Bridge.
The first successful parachute drop
from a balloon was made on Oct. 2l
17!7. by Jacques Garnerin. When re
lieved from his weight, the balloon
burst ami the parachute descended at
a threat rate of speed, but he made
a safe landing.
NEWS ODDITIES
POLICE GEOGRAPHY
illy the Associated l'ress
RlCHMt N1 , Vn. Frank Moran.
secretary to State I'oice Superintend
ent II. U. Nicholas, told this one today:
A rookie state patrolman, feeling
the influence of his badge and gun.
stopped a tourist car which was sev
eral inches out of the right highway
lane.
"Where are you from?" he de
manded. "Cincinnati." replied the tourist.
The new officer f miles triumphant
ly, "Well, buddy, suppose you explain
why you've got Ohio tai-s on your
car."
said :
"I should like to cut myself a piece
of throat. If 1 ever get you by the
neck something serious is going to
happen."
Calls to the central police station
elicited the information that pobce-
itnau Harry Gleason, radio technician.
Iliad been te-ling the equipment, lie
had ftirgoiten to pull the disconnect
ing switch.
FARMED OUT
KLAIHsm KG. In. Gerald Brown
of pes Moines worked one day on
the C. L. McLaughlin farm and re
turned home thoroughly com inced he
is no farmer.
Warned not to drbe his team too
closely to the threshing machine.
Brown made thai mistake nmt one of
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v
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NEXT DEST THING
SALT LAKE CITY. William Gul
!iiJisou's white leghorn hen didn't
cry when her eggs failed to hatch.
She adopted three kittens.
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CRAB DISH
roM'MBIA, S. C. Former Gov
ernor John G. Ilieliiirds snid he saw
CALLING ALL CARS MISTAKE
CHICAGO. When radio pets in
several hundred police squad cars
blurted out: "One. two. three, four.
Sit down, stand up," officers perked
P their ears.
But there was realty excitement
when the voice from the loud speaker
Dr. Gladys Simons
Rathbone
Osteopathic Physician
Women's Diseases Obstetrics
207 Tiffany Bldg.
Ph. Office: 3130 Rea. 3142
Two Stores 804 and 917 Willamette
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Treasurer on Vacation
Grace Schiskn, county
is away on her vacation.
In Records
I TRAFFIC FINES
Peter Ness, $ 1, parking in public
' alley.
' O. H. Prince. Lloyd Peterson, G.
II. Stover, $1, overtime parking,
i BUILDING PERMITS
' Osburn hotel, permit to repair
building, 1S3 Eighth avenue east, $350.
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