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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1937)
Page Four. THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGEXE. OEEGtfX PORTLAND, Axig. 13. For BPr Senator fluhtrt N. HianOM cbarifwl in an interview lien tlwf. 'like otlir am In Me arwl complacent fovernom," Gnvi-rnnp ("hark-a Mar (in wp playing p"llti with atrrn OrKon (rrnfinff InnrU at th Mpfimf of the irrHtircabJ ach'tol fuml. FI rfffrrH tr current enntrnvrr hj ovr the mHh'xl of cnn"iilnti.n of 700,000 BcrfH if pmhwiwiiimI la mi thrnnch ext-hnngr with the fe-lem! government. NtanfieM tppAd the rTommn!n tlon of a rmnmittea of nine that the land be coinlrtned in niH nwnt: nn the bai of avnilnhihty for graz ing purfwmea, contending that fi-wer larjt aertiona would remilt in more revenue from rental. ported to be aeriotifly itt at the Barred llt-nrl hiipitaj in Fuirene. Leonard and Howard Ijne of Fn- pene. fiirmer ida resident, and Uik It- trim epent several iUt Jnut week f'D a fistittiK trip to Paulina and Iavia l.tkfM and south to (.'rater Lake and Klamath FalU. Mr. and .Mrs. Iiarle Humour and t wg daughters, of KuKn, are spend ing several day at thefr new home, the f firmer A I Cook place, aerera miles atcve Vidii. In, Indiana Mm. Al Cook i spending aererai neeka ill Indiana, viMtmg relative. Hnrry Duvia in reported to have purchHfd aevenil afrua from the jirew Lumber company and plana ex tensive building operritiotia, Mr. I'avia fiperta to plant a large tract to roaea iim roue gardening in his hAhy. FETED BY LODGE niK.MVKM,, Am. in. Special) -Mri. F. A. lCi'-hard"n of 1'irriland. I who vi-ift-d r-Intiv-( here Inst we-k b.iw r-fnriit'd li'-ni'. "i In- (;. r'e S'jth rl;.!;d family. W. It. Ari'fr s family. Iitr iriin fnirnlv. Mrs. W. I.. !.. n iid. Mr. u. Ml-. rs. U:nI-. Mr. U;,r..M Mtid two t.-i nirii T tr-. mid J. K. nf't-ii(i-l Hjiinh t-rvi's S'ln- 'i.v;i in J '.ux in idi i l.-i T-r enjuyed a b;ik-t dii tn-r at Skinner P.utte prk. .-mint C'.fffii-m and i"ii, I:-k. of Kf.'iri!.iili fpcrit the w'ik-i-ni tit t!; ii'iiiit; of hi! lr"th-r CimrN' IC i:r wi're ani'Hig ! W fit I hi' clam Varied News For Vida Area Given VJOA, Auk. LI (.Special) Mr. and Mra. Earl Friedlr re enjoying a vmil from Mr. Friedly'g mother whoae home In at Pendleton, Paul Millican. who made a trip Mint to take exrimmntioriH nfter complMiiik' a rousre in air conditioning nnd n frlceration, is now in Oklahoma. Mr. MilHenn panned hia exnminntiona aur reaHfully and after K'i'tr "ith to viait frletida In .Mfiirn will o to Foa Anci'li-H whero he will be employed. Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Tbomaon ae rompimicd by Buett of ThoinKonV lodpe, returned from a onrtiping trip in Monday. Mr. Tate III Grant Tate of MKnxla Hridjfe and well known in thia roimiiunity, re- New Radio and End Table Lamps New arrivals In unique de sign Marine and Spinning Wheel Wooden Models nat ural finish very attractive and Ideal gifts PRICED AT ONLY $1.19 8 $1.75 6es the new Dutch Bhoe and Sail Boat Novelty Lamps PRICES $1.35 8 $1.75 COItT'UO, Ati jr. H (Hpeiiiili The youth rliih leave a program and party in the recreation hnll Tueadny evening. An impromptu program wma present- ed. Amontf the nuimiera were aontrn, with guitiir accompaniment by Johnny Green of Springfield; acrordian nnm bera by Itorsey Schwartx; and tap dinn ing, by Ida Jane Irwin. Lucille JoncM mid IJi-snie Voting. Follitwing the program giime were played. in next TuoKdny evening. August 17, the group will meet at the Armi- tnge bridge for a awiin followed by a potluck aupper at o'clock. Jean Millican Is Unable to Return To China Position VIDA. Aug. IS (Hpecinll Miaa Jean Millicnn, who haa aent the paat few wepks Tiniting her parents, Mr, and Mra. Walter Millican, ia unable to return to Pel ping, Chlnn due to govenimpiit regutiitiona nnd reatrlc- tiona on I'. H. citlxena aniliug for the Orient during the Jflpntieap-Chlneae war. Miaa Millicnn taught mathematics nnd science in the university at Peip ing during the paat two years and expected to return to naauine the posi tion for another yenr. Lowell News of Mid-Week Given Also many other Table, and Boudoir Lamps. Bed Quackenbush's 160 East Broadway Eugene. Ore. JjOWK.LL, Aug. i:i. (Special) Mina W ilma Itortonhaltn, daughter of Chnrlea I"srnh;ilm of Lowell, has re turned home from Coburg where ahe hnd been working. Relatives Visit Mra. Orville 'oxa mother, grand mother nnd an aunt vixited here from Tulare, t'nlif., and retunu-d the name day, Mra. Cox returning with them for a abort visit. From Springs Mr. and Mr.. Aaher Vench of Kit - non Springa viited at the Marry Veach . home Tueailny and Wedneaday of thia I week. Mr. and Mra. Chun, Cot are expect lug an aunt. Mrs. Khoden and children, Richard ami Josephine, from Nebr oakn tliis week-cud. .Mra, It linden ii n siatpr to Mrs. O. E. Cox of Ixnvell, MEETINGS CONTINUE COTTAGK GltoVK. Aug. 13. tSperinh The "Christ Centered Cru sade" ant First Christian church con tinues. xt Sunday morning the suhjert will be "What Jeans Tenches About Mission!: cn a Church Live Uithinit lleing Mifiiminry?" In the evening the topic is "The Christ of the Common People." A ncrrd concert Is to he in the evening tiegiiiniug at MAKE MINE WITH 00P! T we mi ai if tiers hoJ's liinovcr l ing hat (irun J hnkey Old IHur I'tpptr it. Ami no nundrr! For tver mue 18 H, OU 0tr Pcpptt (tK)P for thorO hi hero known n one of Ihc hunt hnki vtr nmjt in Kfn nuky. CX)P ii 11 hiikfycvry drop diiiilld tht low old fjhionnl y. Iry CK)H lod.y! OLD OSCAR PEPPER Iff AND A bltml ej tlraigbl u bi-kiti -90 frooj Louuvillt Pain ijOO FULL PINT rULLOUART ALSO AVAILABLE IN RYE '122 umssui ImSI a member of Honor l(el-kah lodge for many years, was honored at a social hour following the reguhir buainehs session Wednesday evening. Refreshments were served in the din ing room. Mrs. JtichnnUnn who in spending a time here will leave toon to make her home in the ea-a. Mr. Margaret K. Warner presided at the buhjnesK meeting in the ah- itenre of Mrs. Myron Hlaekwell. n grand. Plans were made for the in O'tal Rebekah and I. . O. F. picnic to be held at Woodson's park at I 'ottage (irove Sunday, Aug. Li. A basket dinner will be served at 1 ochK-k. Mm. iiiackweii. Mr. Ktbei Miss Helen Mulkey i ffsuur iiiu .ma, ,. i. rvrni win in charge of the coffee, Mr. W, C. Spencer was appointed on the (runs Iortation committee and all those wishing to go will call her. Kueh one must take dishes and silver. Mrs. Cora Olson and Chester Hewitt will serve on the refreshment rommtrtee for August 25. (James for the Septem ber 8 meeting will h in charge of Mrs. F. J. Sly and Mrs. Mlackwell. Go South Mrs. J. J. Fisher h;ia left for her home in 1st Angeles, I 'al.. after spending several week with her pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hilversnn. Mrs. Hoffman returned Fridiv t her home at Newherg. She haa been visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Clyde Hollemon. FROM CRESWELL CUL'SWLLL. A'ig. i:;. (S-.e, represent ill f e of the -1 ru roery C'.ntipriny vn.- m t"wn an) ilicpJ.-ii ed caniiM .ds put ut by the Ktitiic Fruit nwrrs" a,-s",i.'it it'ti with a "Creo- 1,'ibfl. Iieet, tiean. carrot. pumpkin, corn and spinnch were in the INt. Mr. P.-iisy I'.nuer h ft Fridny t-. spend a few days with Mr, and Mrs Phillip linuer of ( or nllif nnd with Mr. nnd Mrs. Leonard Its tier nnd Walter Matier who are vNiting ther from the easr. Mr. nrd Mr. Myron Ila'!:wel re turned Thursday from a few day' vacation spent in fisliing in weerr ,nne ffonity. ,..:.,) I k'nron P.rL.. J I - ..b-,, aim Dfr siater- i will v' in-law, Mrs. Aage Cribakov and , . " .hiidren. left Thn.U. r... . 1. 7: -' i r in it nt various cojust point,. Th. J home firth.., Bean Picking On Near Walterville WALTKUVILLK, Aug. III. fSpP- cfal) Mean picking atarted in the J. II. Kndicott yard Wednesday morning with a fair aixed crew. I'icking will lust over a period of two or three weeks. Several from the Walterville district are planning on going to the bpan yards thia year either to Kndi cott a or LeAeea on Camp creek. Olenn Piitman is mowing the high- wny between here and Springfield. Putting In Racks The lower fish racks nre being put nt the present time. .Ww horses have been made for the lower racks. Jed Magness made n business trio to Portland the first of (he week and while there purchased a now engine for his sheep shearing outfit. Mr. Magnesa, veteran sheep shearer in this Tleinity, bah been busy all thp spring and summer and is having a few days mention hefore starting Innvb shearing. Visitors Reported For Vida People VITA, Aug. 13 (SpecinU Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Woods nnd daughters. r rnnces and Alma, were week-end guests of Mr. Woods' parents, Mr. and Mra. W. II. AVonda at Westport, Oregon, r Mrs. Hue! Tleyerlin ami fons and Mrs. Cecil Hcye rlin and daughter, Marilyn, were guests recently of Mr, nnd Mrs. Koy Stuart of West Itranch, Iowa nnd Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stuart of F.ugene, on a trip to Crater Lnke. Mr. and Mrs. NeNon Coffpy nre re ported to have sold their property located a short distaiu-e above Vida. Improve House Mr. ami Mrs. Hoy Payne, who re ently sold their service atation and at ore nt ida, nre painting and re- orating their house. They pliin later to take a I rip to Michigan to visit Mr. Payne's father nnd other relatives. Miss tlohlie Smith of Prineville is house guest of her cousin Twila Hall. Mr. nnd Mrs. Pan Nee nnd daugh ter, Stella of "Kio Hngnn" are on an extended trip south to San Francisco, hen to the tiraud Canyon ami plan o return in time for the Pendleton roundup. Mrs. Briggs Home From Malin Visit conritti, Aug. tspcemo Mrs. Frank 1'. Mriggs has ret urned home from Maliu. Oregon where she pent a week with her mother, Mrs. Frances Xlnhek, who has been suffer ing from a stroke of pnralsis. Mrrs. 7lnbek's condition is anmev hat im proved. ! Miss Oullie Allilishatn of Salem. Miss Greta Hailey, of Forest Grove. mid Mrs. Adaline Alluuloim of Os efo, were week-end guest ,.f Mioses Lola and Alma AMinnham. Klmer Hrigga of Portland, has been pending few ilnvs with his parent, Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Hriggs. Mr., Mrs, Dow Home From Visit I 1 it rowers as.sori;ti vi ii ii a i ivn- L'"ii;ir'l C.fftimn and s"ii, I:-k. , e . i . woll' labfl. Iieei, beans, rarrot , Ii lr r .;,i;,.'.t- tp-.f Mid pen h I"".ipkin. corn and spmnch were m . . . . ...i ...t 1. 1- the li-t. 1 '' :, r.-iort.d hen-"the l.-t Alr. Oaisy Itnuer b ft Friday to I Visits Grandmother Tlf").': 'M.V' spend a few days with Mr, and Mr. .F.mii King of Cottage Grove is " p.'.h Mi'''''iid .1 S-mpkins are work- I'billip Kauer of Corvnllis ami with ! spendmff tin wee!; uiih her grand- ' n( rnfraei near the Mr. nnd Mrs. Leonard Hauer and ; moth, r, Mr". Robert IMulhps. i e Walter Matier who nre vNiting then- Mrs. p..,; Simmon f.f PtigeiiP spen ' From Seattle , from the east. :j week w.th her mother, Mrs. E. , M!". ,;,. S!l..hert and Mr nrd Ml"1' Mvrun r!,",:w,n ' N. P.r.iher. ( ( ' ( Vi.j,(., st week ,urn("' 'Ihursdny from a few day' 1 Mr. Huiit'v and s-n Kd nnd Phil. ' " 1 ! ' - ' va-ntion spent in filiing in west,.r!. have b ft. Thev exoect to live at Mid- w 1 lt" ,."'r' r;t ",' 1 . , ..... ,. l.nil. ronntv. .. ." . . . u .. !..(. ;i - ;i''T his llltere--ts T I ! "''"T' ,r t l" l -r." r n.lv. I GO ON VACATION 0f a f"A days on trie Rogue river. .. 1 ' , . ... t .. n.. i hattiav pitv i. If... J j .Mr. :ni'l ir-i. .i . .? .i. ni .-ni'i i.-nuui .i i .- v i -in,, i... i I m J KI.MIUA, Anr. 111. l Si hill i "Z.TyJl;;z;. TC 6 E. BROADWAY j.i , in. -tr, n, U j it in her grandfather. ! . llnrry S.-w.-r of Limira. She i ai" i" j I iTiif"- ",t,'r relatives and friend. C VC IlOW 1 11 U niOPC " ! durit.j her lt week?. io-.it!"n. M ? ... , , , ,. , . . I Mr. Clnrl:, M.,lr- Ml ,. (rnc- 8 ' U'" 111 O (1 C P n 1111(1 larffCP 1 ' 1 fir. .1 l,.-r I. ill. fir-t ..I ,!,, ..k. 2 "-' "::uon;!l.s for . . , Move Re!idenc I I :i iii.s and n- SllOj) - - C'ClUnilly l()- Jlr. ;,i.l Mr.. IM .Ti'ir'. hi- mov-l I -virmit shoes. You CJltOll ('()' VOIII 'eOll- I.. Ill" S- h.ll-r !aeo s. irinvr.i oi f , , , -uu-u 1 UI ,0Ul" t-U" .., . o -an always drn nil j l.lmini. J ' VtMllClH'C I- Jlr. Mr.. .l.-y M .. .I , E , '" our work to isivc " v' k. vi.itihu' lli. A'l.' Sli. u t:iui.' at on loii'-rer wear " ' 1 " "' E Mr. iiml .Mr. Ciirii Smr.li li n- i 17 T ?5 ' CS f 1 nn Ih.ir c i ibi w.-k Mr. inil.jl frr &4JI A A& K ! Mr. A. ''in:iu i.f l,m Air-If. -ll ( - t B ,w!:,nU" '' 1WM aU, n j w SHOE REPAIR I .Mrs. I). I-:. Il.-linis of Aslil.iml i. l j vi.itniL.' lii'r iit'.!ii'iv mill fiiiuity, Mr. gj I mill Mr.. K;nl llr,van anil Aims mer j t J u 0 I A ' S - ; i .w k " C?L sr.M ,l i N i KEEP KODAK HANDY l.OM'iiS. Auc. n. Mr. nn.l Mr. A. A. 1n Kiici'tir Comfort the Yenr Round It Youri With A MONT AG Automatic Comfort-Air-Master In w inter rleitn. h-ulthfiil, tutoniattr heatins. In summer, the I'oolttiR effivt vf rnn-iatit lirrului ln of rool. purified air. Theirs k I'omftMi Air Ma.-t.-r for every jp home. Let u show you how easy It ! to own thia modern, tntrr-air rondi tlonlnx pl.mt. MARLATTS Plumbing and Heating M till Uth Avtnu Eugcn,, Orfgon "What a picture thntwonld be if w only had a Kodak alone!" Cnnti ' aiea nas that remark been made-and countless thon...,. precious snapshots havo t. nnssed. You'll find it worthy, to Keep a Kodak Handy-to havei, with you on week-end and vacation , journeying this summer. Yoa'U bring back 6ome splendid pictures. NEXT COMES FINISHING The best of exposures make snap, shots that are only as pood as the finishing. Don't take chances bring your films to our shop where you know they will be developed and printed correctly. CARL R. BAKER FILM SHOP 7th and Willamette 1 A 1 V I N't ' 1 H'( (r ) I i. - 01 - 4 f t 4 4S . , 1. 5 r . a ji . f: .v it' 1 r I n .?Al.tf . 1 1 . f "4. si h-ol. V 19 V- IT fc 4 af-50 predicts NORMAN BEL GEDDES, Authority on Future Trendi "Main Street won't be a 'stop itreefa MM,' I rave Mr. Geddes. "Conveniently located ramps will fd tnlic from Local Street into ExprtM Sm i speeds up to 50 miles an hour. "Local Streets will be made wider bv tie efci tion of sidewalks and the elimination of mt parking. You'll walk, shop and crouitrNda the second-story level. "Cars will park . . . trucks will lend la opa areas beneath buildings." .but TODAY, 4 miles in 5 are Stop and Go D' ...t .'V,- 4 -... . TV " M , , 1 t J. 1 kIT) YOU KNOW that one etop t waste cnouh gasoline lodrivewiif car5 city blocks? And 30 atop a"?" the nation-'widc average! Mile for mile, stop and go i expeusive kind of driving you do! W hile traffic authorities pltn"0? of Tomorrow," Shell engineers developt-d a fuel. Super-Shell, to today's driving problem today. Tliey have found a way to ream the chemical structure of S&mt ' ' ' actually to balance it. Automotive engineer use lb "motor-digestible" to dfW'rib(T Shell, because at all motor is converted so quickly, so toap into power. You'll cut the cost of your HT go by the regular use of Sup""" There's a Shell dealer near you- rriiArt.,..,,!,. i ,.y ij Super-Sheq
