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THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON Pagt Three. CITY NEWS NOTES - BHArS DOING Monday m.City council hall rJm-City water board -Weekly Rotary ""Enterprise." f'Jhrf in Triangle lake K, member, of the sea IS o" Boy Scout of Eu E?boat is equipped with Sj save a good account of "..V m ihe scouts pres- nraw& , i- ..... f w.t- """""i inineentn avenue i least, Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. There will be an important business j cial) Bob Nice's "Wildcats" de feated the Florence town team 10-1 in a last and furious baseball contest played on the Bratiain scnool diamond Sunday. Vets Put On Radio Program Tuesday r::: i,nchinK. Those l jnv Smith, skippei V- John Perin, Albert Ro fy Cooley and Harold Those in lint McKlnney Here SSnt Eugene B. McKin- te,e United States navy is visit his parents Mr. and . n McKinney, for a few "h. is on his way from the Mm islands where he has Rationed as commander of f inr the Dast two years i his way iu he will . "I m law. proviucu iui me lepartment. jUrf Lemon Hyde at Klamath Falls C. F. Hyde and family are at Klamath Falls for a few davs. Mrs. Hyde is attending the state grange meeting. Leave for Wyomint Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brown left' recently for Wheatland, Vvoming,! called there by the serious' illness of Mrs. Brown's father. Thev were accompanied by Mrs. Brown's sister, Mrs. Norval Bennett. MOTORCYCLE TRIP SPRINGFIELD. June 13 (Spe-i cial) Frank Allen. Springfield News reporter, returned Sunday I night from a three-day motorcycle ; trip to San Francisco, where he I visited friends and attended a Mills college dance. COMMVXICATIONS SET SPRINGFIELD. June 13 (Spe cial) Regular communications of Liberty lodge No. 171. A. F. k A. M. will be held Tuesday. June 14. at 7:30 p. m. There will be work in the entered apprentice degree. Visits at Roseburg Miss Evelyn Cloake. nurse at Sacred Heart hospital visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cloake, in Roseburg last week-' end. I Personal Property Taxes Rounded Up Mrs. Heckart at Corrallis I Mrs. W. O. Heckart of Eugene is visiting for a few days at the country home of her sister, Mrs. Arthur E. Buchanan, and Miss Dorothy Knowlton Saturday night. Records Bl'ILDIXG PERMITS J P. .Treantas, S25 for building -.i uth nalrnt.i has woodshed at 1 07 1 west 25th avenue. H. C. Kremmel, SI for overtime parking. inn and 3'i inches wide. ir-j, iA pounas, was uiuuriil Register-ijunru umi.c ic by P. H. Lehman. The ... raised in the conserva- ll the biology department of ivnrks hich school, where Lhman was formerly prin- To Bf Examined r.. Jenkins, assistant ex- r. specialist at the state col- will be here Wednesday to n. S. Fletcher, county agent, Limning English rye grass for certification. There nave ti applications for such in-i-t, covering 275 acres. After irg the seed is given an in- Li Auxiliary Program Is o( Mrs. Edna Leslie Pear- fcll appear on the KORE radio km of the American Legion lary Monday evening at 8 :. Cornnne Garoutte and Jane Smith will sing and ill be accompanied by Helen rrwk Fishing Good ngis fine in Big Fall creek, ,ne to Frank E. Blair, who own from his ranch on that n Monday, but he said that nen should bring their own to s:and on or else arrive before daylight as all the ble rocks are occupied later, ir was accompanied to Eu- by Mrs. Blair. Does No Damage Naomi Rex, who has a lease :k Hill s apartment house at eorner of Tenth avenue west Jefferson street, said there no water damage to contents house as a result of the fire badly damaged the roof of tiding Friday afternoon. The rtmen were very careful to such damage, she says. Mores On Vacation- Margaret Chamberlin, sten- ktoer in the office of County (heer p. M. Morse, and Miss jaret Cutler, stenographer in Mince of County School Super fdent L. C. Moffitt, are on W annual vacation and are at )rt for a few days. ited at Falrrrounds 0rl Grable was arrested at the fairgrounds by the special ity sheriff on duty there Sun- aitemoon and locked up In the W )au on an open charge. It leged he was annoying young : Pirn Put In county bridge crew has started work on the concrete piers ie new Pengra bridce over Fall sw and the two concrete foot- tfor the Teeters creek bridge of Cottage Grove have been mia Road Open fke Bohemia road has been op W as far as the old boarding f but it is blocked by snow fallen trees the rest of the way, -oing to P. M. Morse, county eer. The Sharps creek road fwn to the top of the ridge. Ijuni Here-Z a E'ifncHe VthenL.nMt nd er. henry Vthenwoldt. are -it here from Bakersfield. as guests of their uncle and lr. and Mrs. A. Mever. of U. having arrived Sunday. From Trip and Mrs. Donald Arlcerman ' returned to Eugene from a w Astoria. Portland and -'Port. 1 to Ron-burr F E- Mathews of Eugene Is F Jig to Roseburg to make his F there kmau u Meet p'-a Tau Alpha alumnae will ' 11 home of Mrs. Maurice tW HOME OF JJ, RANGES fEFRIGF-RATORS ATER HriTlDG LYONS & CAREY y 0U 51. Phone 143S BORN MULVEY At the Sacred Heart general hospital, Sunday, June 12, 1938, to Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Mulvey, Route 3, Aurora, a girl. EGGE At the Sacred Heart gen eral hospital, Sunday, June 12, 1938. to Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Egge, Route 3, a boy. OLSEN At the Sacred Heart general hospital, Sunday, June 12, 1938, to Mr. and Mrs. Ver non Olsen, 1693 Orchard, a girl. KEMP At the Sacred Heart gen eral hospital, Sunday, June 12, 1938, to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kemp, 979 Ferry Lane, a boy. MARTIN At ths Eugene hospi tal, Sunday, June 12, 1938, to Mr. and Mrs. George B. Mar tin, Springfield, a boy. Obituaries Mrs. Emma Elizabeth Garman CRESWELL, June 13. (Spe cial) Mrs. Emma Elizabeth Gar man died June 11 at the home of her daughter Mrs. A. J. Labsch at Rose Lodge, Ore. at the age of 65 years. Surviving relatives are two daughters and three sons, Mrs. Labsch of Rose Lodge, Mrs. P. O. Haney, J. H. Garman, R. B. Garman and VV. V. Garman Jr. all of Black Butte. She was born near Cottage Grove, March 8, 1873. The funeral will be held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock with Rev. Everett H. Gardner of ficiating. Interment will be in the Bemis cemetery. More than $3200 in delinquent personal property taxes has been collected in Lane county by a spe cial deputy in the tax department of the sheriff's office the past two :nonths, according to A. P. Mc- Xinzey, chief deputy in the tax of fice. This deputy has been working largely among the smaller owners of personal property who have failed to pay the taxes on their personal belongings the past few years, and those who possess larger amounts of such property on which the taxes are delinquent will be seen later. The delinquency on such prop erty has grown to approximately $100,000 the past few years and y the appointment of the special deputy it is hoped to largely re duce the amount. Several years :igo, a deputy worked in this ca pacity for a number of months and "ood results were obtained, but in he intervening time the collections1 have lagged. Owners of such property appear not to pay as much attention to taxes upon it -.; they do their real property. This deputy has been collecting from dentiit on their operating euip Tient, small merchants and shop keepers on their fixtures and stock, hre shine parlors, restaurants and mailer places. Sawmill equip ment, other manufacturing ma rhincry and livestock also come irder this head. Another sp?cial deputy has been , work in o; for n short time on a check of lo7 operations to note , whethr or - ' t'mber is being re moved fi "m 1 r:d on which taxes 'wvp ir?t b?"n paid. While no of ficial c Mrohrnt has been made ng.-uns. a;vone on this line, reports ihave reached the office that such nractices have teen otithH on. There is very little cutting r tim ber right now. owing to the gen eral inictivi'v of the mills. Coos countv has had two depu 'Jes employed for a long time past, making such a check, with good results. This year the department of Oregon, Veterans of Foreign Wars, is again putting' on a one-hour program from the veteran's hos pi.al in Portland over the entire blue network. This program will be from 7 to 8 p. m. on Tuesday. The broadcast will originate over KEX. This year's program, commem orating flag day, is largely the re sult of the insistent requests from tans who heard the program lasi Armistice-day. Besides numbers by professional entertainers, the sick and disabled will be given the opportunity to greet their more fortunate comrades. John R. Snellstrom, department state commander, of Eugene, will make a short talk and others of the department will assist in taking the mike to the bedsides of the sick and disabled. This year, as last, the main program will orig inate in the main recreation room and ultimately take in all parts of the hospital. of Britt Reid. youthful publisher as his "hero" in the Mutual-Don Lee offering. The purpose of the drama is to bring to light certain rackets that e:.ist within the law and expose them through the me dium of good drama. Reid as sumes the role of the mysterious "green hornet" and in this man ner deals out justice in his own way, much to the amazement of police who seem to spend more lime trying to catch the '"Green Hornet" than going after the crooks. Masonic, 0. E. S. Groups to Attend Annual Convention "Green Hornet" Coming Over KORE Fran Striker, author of "The Green Hornet" presents another stirring episode in racket bust ing" to listeners of th West Coast with the program of Wednesday, June 14, 7:30 to 8 p. m. over the Mutual-Don Lee Broadcasting Sy stem and locally over KORE. Striker, probably one of the best informed persons in the world on unusual type of rackets which constantly claim the atten tion of police, uses the character Half-Year Truck License May Be Paid On and after June IS owners of trucks may pay half a year's state license on their vehicles, accord ing to word received Monday at the office of Sheriff C. A. Swarts from the secretary of slate at Salem. This does not apply to pas senger cars. License on such ve hicles must be paid for the full year, Most trucks have already taken out the half-year license but there are some who have delayed until now, expecting to take out their license for the Inst half. Members of Eugene Masonic and Eastern Star groups will attend the annual grand chapter meetings of their lodges in Portland this week. The 63th annual communication of the grand Masonic lodge of Oregon will be held June 15, 16, and 17; and the 49th annual session of the grand chapter of Oregon of O. E. S. will be June 14. 15. and 16. Members of Eugene lodge No. It who will attend are Byron Tay lor, Jack Kennedy Hnd W. W. Por ter. Among those going from Evan geline chapter of Eastern Star are Mrs. Vera Raye Lee. Mrs. George Anderson, Cnpt. and Mrs. F. R. Brocksrhlnk. Mrs. P. L. Herbig. Mrs. Clarence Sutton, Mrs. Roy Graham, Mr. and Mrs. A, Ray Martin. Mrs. Alberta S. McMur phey and Mrs. C. A. Huntington. Delegates from McKenzie River lodge are William Clubb. Herbert T. Wiltshire, and Walter M. Ran som. In the group going from Blue River chapter are Mrs. F. R. Dun lap Mrs. Harry Bartow, Mrs. Wil liam Clubb, Mrs. Walter Ransom. Mrs. Ernest Hall, Mrs. R. A. Hope, Mrs. F. L, Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Stewart, Mrs. Lyman Palmer, and Mrs. Herbert T. Wiltshire. YOU can whip our cream, but rou can't beat our milk. Echo lollow Dairy. Ph. 2935-J-2. ARTISTIC PIC1TRB FRAMING Ll'DKORD'S PAINT STORE ODD PANTS AND SLACKS For Summer Wear THE MAN'S SHOP Byrora ,& Knoland 33 East Ten.fc China Will Be Topic At Legion Meeting Major H, Lester Barrett, who has ;just returned from China, will '-peak at the meeting of the Amer- ican Legion Tuesday evening in Moose hall. The meeting,, will fol j low the six-thirty dinner which ihe Legion is holding with the aux liary. Those who wish to become char ier members of Sons of Legion naires must turn in their applica tions by Tuesday evening. BUTTER-KRUST THAT GOOD BREAD BAKED BY WILLIAMS CALL FOR KM'Mll RefrU oration - Radio And Washer SERVICE lh. 3668 65 V. Ith O That 15 Safe Driver Refund' Ther emi to b an Inclination on th part ol lomt agsnclei to conluie th buyers ol Automobile Liability Iniivanco Into tha belief that there is a reduction In premium rate by the unaller or eo called "NonConlerence" casualty com panies. The facts are that these com panies have always sold cheaper In surance and that only such areat com panies as the Hartiord and the Royal, both ol which we represent are reward ing their policy holders lor drivlnj safe ly and having no accidents. TROMP V M'KINLEY AGENCY J. It. McKinlfy Henry A. rromp 43 W. Brnndwny Eugene, Ore. Phone 121 Christian Science "God the Preserver of Man" was the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches ot Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, June 12. The Golden Text was, "As birds flying, so will the Lord of hosts defend Jerusalem; defending also he will deliver it; and passing over he will preserve it" (Isa. 31:5). Among the citations which com prised the Lesson-Sermon was the following from the Bible; "For the Lord God is a sun and shield: the Lord will give grace and glory, no good thing will he withhold from them that walk uprightly. O Lord of hosts, blessed is the man that trusteth in thee" (Ps; 84:11, 12). The Lesson-Sermon also includ ed the following correlative pass ages from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy: "God is the Life, or intelligence, which forms and preserves the individuality and identity of animals as well as of men" (p. 550). Animal Control Fund Available In Lane Lane county may use a part of a WPA predatory animal control fund of $58,434 allotted to the state, according to county officials. Notice of an allotment of that sum to cover all counties of the state that want to put a man in the field has been received by Victor Todd, county WPA works director. This county in the past has had a man assigned to this work whose duty it was to trap cougars, bob cats and coyotes. State headquar ters for operations will be in Salem and locally the project will be handled by county agricultural agents. HERE FROM LEBANON Wavne Gilfry has returned from Lebanon to spend the summer here and will be active in directing several bands and musical groups. rSE BLUE BELL MILK Pure - Safe - Pasteurized Tested and Inspected EUGENE FARMERS' CREAMERY Phon- 638 Ktnnel-Ellls Williams Store most attractive child contest. Springfield News PAST MATRONS TO MEET SPRINGFIELD, June 13 (Spe cial) Past Matrons club of the Cascade chapter will meet with Mrs. Lena Fraedrick. Tuesday at 7:30 at her home on River road. ON WEEKEND OUTING SPRINGFIELD. June 13 (Spe cial) H. E. Maxey, Springfield News publisher, his son Bruce, and Forest Patch spent the weekend "roughing it" on Salmon creek. Some fishing was done, with suc cess. Mr. Maxey reports, but their main diversion was hiking. R. N. A. TO DRILL SPRINGFIELD. June 13 (Spe cial) R. N. A. drill team will meet for practice Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. in Taylor s hall. "WILDCATS" WIN SPRINGFIELD. June 13 (Spe- Quality Photo Finishing st Euykendall Drug Co. 870 Willsmette, Eugene Complete Workroom Serrlce on Drsperiei tnd Upholstering Applegate's llth Jt Will. Phone 861 The Mornin AfterTakinj Carters Little Liver Pills Treadgold Lumber Co. West 2nd & Garfield Si Phone 3693 NOT just another lumber yard. Be cause we carry Premium Finish and End Matched flooring for less than the cost of regular shed stock. See us for particulars. Ve a'.so handle regular yard cr.d shed stock: at economy prices. Modrrnlration and repair loans sa low ss Sit month. S-T-R-E-T-C-H-E- when its STOP-and- More turns of your engine for each turn of your wheels -and costs go up! A mile yVC vw-:. .1 go MfW (ff i , r. 'TlfM be two miles or more to your engine. In How gear, your engine makes about 12 turns for each turn of your wheel. In "second," about 8 . . . m "high," only about 4. You drive a mile, but how far your engine runs depends on how many times you stop and start how much of the mile is in low and second. Shell engineers found that getting away from a traffic stop can waste enough "undigested" gasoline to carry you X of a mile. To cut this watte and its high cost, they found a way to rearrange the chemical structure of gasoline, which makes every drop of fuel usable to your motor under all driving conditions. You can save on the cost of your stop-and-go driving by the regular use bf Super-Shell. There's a Shell dealer near you. SUPER-SHELL SAVES on STOP and GO
