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
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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