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THE REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE, OREGON i Page Three CITY NEWS NOTES - ,vhats doing Thursday DoattV 0 0 PVTsevmour cafe. ird meet- meetines, vciy oy Lyle, jgent, agri- M at Ever- in will Water n." be m. high .. Listed IrcUl t -":rativ, fSncialist engineering.; fc " i nitrification P1: .1 Yorar.e will b "u hnnl at 2 P. tir&llattheh L; t 8 p. m- U'fi"'-... .... ,.io. tuiseppe - 'Krmk in LfinTpSarUniver F". ...in ho presented KVVoeech class MAC Corvallis, from 7:30 Thursday night, according to ':: ':iniMnr n SDeech S of the players. The ,KrnS the life of a magi ..j hit Iraeic death. The 111U inl sitlirO is Set in me ioui UderSMect- fecX r. Tuesda C ,4 attending. The glee entertaineo. w. m...i... I r thn rlnb. Drcsent- P :jnt Mr. Olson, and furer, Mrs. Morford, with -Kit The club 1 coun- fcmbers are to meet at 6 p. fmirsday tor a oumim hnd supper. 'ne rm" "t"" M lime dances Thursday and W evenings. frrotrjiiu e Women of Moose are spon ... mnaitntf anA nrO. Friday evening at the Moose puDHC is invutru. xiic The i f THROAT iSORE IMIUhasffiven VOU W huerable sore throat, g Itring. THISHOW-Melt a small lump ViceRub on your tongue and I the comforting medication rly trickle down your throat ting the irritated membranes ringing blessed relief where you it it, when you want it. 71$ TONIGHT Rub throat, it with VapoRub. Its long con jed poultice-and-vapor action ms phlegm, relieves irritation, ffl; WICKS ins slap. VapoRub senior regent escorts will present a fancy drill and a three-act play will be presented by a dramatic group from the University of Ore gon. Called to St. Helens Mr. and Mrs. L. A, Raup were cancel to bt. Helens- by the death of Mrs. Raup's brother, J. W. Al len, who has long been associated wun. eaucauonai worn in Colum bia county. Powder Arrives A carload of blasting powder for use on Route F highway has ar rived at Camp Jackson and will be used on rock work on the route between the camp and the tunnel. The crew is gradually being en largcd at the camp, according to P. M. Morse, county engineer, 0. ho was mere luescny. the Wolf Creek country, was started up Monday. Walter J. HnlbmH r. n ..nmrniEPin... was there Tuesday afternoon to inject me worK. From Coburs; Leo Sidwell of the Coburg dis trict was in the city on business Tuesday. Road Slide Cleared A slide in the Wolf Creek mai four miles below the Alma flfcd has been cleared by a county shovel crew. The school bus that operates on that road was held up for several days. The shovel is now being moved to Poodle creek road north of Noti. Mission Study Meeting The mission study class of the United Lutheran church will meet Thursday at 2 p. m. at the church. The ' group is studying the book, "Right Here atomc." 2700 Licenses Issued Up to Wednesday afternoon ap proximately 2700 dog licenses for 1940 had been issued at the court house. Since the desk for license applications was placed Is the lob by business has been steady but not ' rushing according to Fred Stevens, deputy in charge. Brothcrton Fined $5 Delbert A. Brotherton was fined $5 in Justice of Peace John Bry- son's court Wednesday on a charge of passing another moving ve hicle when the view ahead was not clear. Miss Harstad Here Miss Laura C. Harstad, consul tant in maternal and child health of the state health department, was here from Portland Wednes day and visited the offices of the Lane county health department. Fred Vl'ald In Cltffe- Fred Wald, business man of Marcola, was in Eugene Tuesdart Harry W. Graham Here Harry W. Graham, formerly of Eugene, was here Tuesday from Brookings. Many years ago he was a salesman in the old Griffin hardware store. Dr. Gardner to Florence Dr. E. L. Gardner, county health office, plans to go to Florence Friday to attend a child health conference. Roscburfr People Here Mr. and Mrs. H. D. McKay, Mrs. George McGraw and daughter, Miss Thelma. McGraw and Mrs. Story lies have returned to Rose burg, following a visit with friends here. Here From Marshficld Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Krusc, Jr., of Marshficld arc in Eugene for a few days' visit. From Marshficld Dell E. Johnson, business man of Marshficld, was in Eugene Tuesday. Here From Alpha Louis Swanson and T. E. Swan son of Alpha transacted business at the office of County School Superintendent Moffitt Tuesday. Flnlcy Whipps Here Finley Whipps, pioneer of the Cottage Grove country, was in the city Tuesday, visiting his son, Nelson F. Whipps, deputy sheriff. Grove Attorney Here Alia King, attorney at Cottage Grove, was in Eugene on legal business Tuesday. From Blue River Archie Williams of Blue River was in Eugene Tuesday. Mr. Wil liams traps and hunts in the Cas cade mountains and brought with him to obtain the bounty the pelts of several coyotes and bobcats. From Waltervlllc Rennie T. Koozer and his son, Rennie D. Koozer, of Walterville were Eugene visitors Tuesday. To Sacramento Mr. and Mrs. George Macklin, 840 Third avenue west, have left for a visit with Mr. Macklin's rel atives in Sacramento, Cal. Crusher Starts The county rock crusher at Tim bered Ridge, between Crow and Ski w ear n SALE GENUINE .: "WHITE STAG All New This Season , Poplin Parkas Gabardine Trousers Q&id&lV & Co-. UOfNt OWNtO, WITH NEW YORK BOY1NO CONNECTION BLOUSE SALE 70 White and Colors Satin - Batiste - Crepe and Formal Blouses 60 7Z iess $1.48 to $3.98 QoCHV & Co. tunH. V "VNln Ntw rWut (UYNO CONNECTION To Discuss Sucar Dr. H. R. Allenbaugh, repres enting the Lane County Medical society, will speak over KORE Wednesday night at 8:30 on "Too Much Sugar." Examiner Here A traveling examiner of oper ators and chauffeurs will be at the city hall in Eugene Friday and Saturday from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Trial Set Trial for Fred Ellis, Eugene, ar rested Sunday on a charge of drunken driving, , has been set for February ia By I'ohce ual Bryan. Gets .12 Days Carl Smelcer, 321 ',4 Tenth ave nue west, was sentenced to 12 ',4 days in the county jail on a charge of intoxication Wednesday, He was arrested Tuesday night. Visit In Eugene Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brown of Newberg were visiting relatives in Eugene Wednesday. Records TRAFFIC FINES V. Murphy, H. A. Dillry, B. R. Pitcher, Leslie D. Erb, K. L. Shcf fler, A. D. Campbell, Electric Cleaners, Wadhams and Co., E. J. Lange and Co., Mrs. George Schaf ers, E. R. Knollin, Oscar Clement, Robert Anet, E. A. Moye, Olive J.,Rebhan, Chase Plumbing, Bell Grant, Walter Hoey, Max Dud ley, Fred Bordy, Melvin E. Lord, Mrs. B. Griffith, H. Horn, Jean Kolstad, E. R. Volkstorf, L. S. Ax land. Lloyd F. Dealy, F. George, overtime parking, each fine, SI. L. E. Key, passenger on run ning board, $1. G. E. Nott, Viola Keller, E. H. Christensen, two overtime park ing offenses, $2 each. K. Van R. Schermerhorn, John Perin, stop sign, each fine, $2. Oscar E. Williams, Jack Jones, loading zone, each fine, $1, Nita Behnkc, police zone, $1. Carl R. Baker, three overtime parking offenses, $3. S. K. Gporge, two spaces, $1. Dr. W. B. Shephard, parking on sidewalk, $1. Grace Furnish, safety zone, $1. BUILDING PERMITS L. E. Scrivner, rcshingle resi dence at 410 Third avenuo east, $50. Woodmen of World, re.floor dance hall at 201 Eighth avenue cast, $400. CIRCUIT COURT Cottage Grove Adjustment bur eau against Charles Morris, suit hlrd to collect $239 on note. Maxinc Landwehr by Paul Landwehr, her guardian, against C. E. Brown and others; suit dis missed. Walter A. Woodard Lumber company against Double M Shin- DON'T SQUEEZE SURFACE PIMPLES Don't rink scarring yourakin and iprwd inf infection by squeezing unsightly pimptea and blackhead. Juat apply powerfully aoothinf Zemo maiinily auccessful Doctor'a formula which quick ly ralievea itehinc aoreneaa and atarta risht in to help nature promote FAST healing. Reaulu from few daya" uae of Zemo ahould thrill you! Ita marvelous medication has Ion been approved hy leading akin anerial it. So clean, dainty yet an EFFECTIVE. Ointment ot Liquid form. Uaed in beat homes yti costs only 33, 60, iL gle and Shake company; suit dis missed. Carlcton L. Alsop against John Schaffer and Standard Accident company; order of voluntary non suit. Olive Winfrey aganist Norman Winfrey, suit filed for divorce. Oregon Rehabilitation Corpora tion against Raymond L. and Mary-Ella R. Perry, suit filed for possession of certain property. Bertha H. Crandell against John L. Crandell, suit filed to collect $440. TKOBATE COURT Estate of Oscar E. Woodson, de ceased; property , appraised at $1061.57 by W. O. Wilson, Worth Harvey and S. L. Godard. Estate of Catherine J. McNinch, deceased; H. E. Slattery appointed administrator. Estate of Eli T. Virgin, deceas ed: March 22 at 10 a. m. time set for hearing of final account. DIVORCE DECREES Althea Carmen from Clay James Pomoroy; Violet M. from W. F. Campbell; Mildred M. from Wal lace Walker; Nancy from Ray mond M. Robertson; Elma from Fred Gooch; Abbie from Lloyd Neyhart: Gladys from LeRoy Vance Eager. FINED AT CITY II.M.L SPUING FIELD. Feb. 51 ISno. cial) Among those fined recently at the Springfield office of the city recorder were the following: Wayne L. Dickinson, route 1, Eu gene. S2. four nnrsons in ririver'c seat; Frank L. Miller. SDrinefield. $1, improper lights and no horn; Liniarci i. morns, Springfield, $5 violation of the basic rule of driv ing; Le Rov Itrown. Cobnro. Sfi no operator's license and improp er lights: and Bert Tomscth; $1, cutting corner at excessive speed. NOTARY PUBLIC Notarial commission of Augus tus J. Flint filed. BOUNTY Bounty collected by' Rennie D. Koozer of Walterville on one bob cat and one cougar; by Frank D. Marshall of Eugene on one bobcat; by Archie Williams of Blue River on two coyotes and one bobcat; by Lyle Harisell of Florence on one coyote. Springfield Friday's Banquet Will Honor States SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 21. (Spe cial) Springfield residents from various states of the union will be entertained Friday night at the annual all-state banquet, sponsor ed each year by the Methodist church. Special tables for the various states will be set and decorated appropriately, and everyone at tending the banquet is privileged to sit at his own "state." A pro gram of music is to be held during the dinner. The social rooms of Inc. Metho dist church will be used for the affair. PROGRAM WEDNESDAY SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 21. (Spe cial) The "picture stage" pro gram will be held in conjunction with the art exhibit at the Lincoln school this week. The program will be given by students of the school, and is scheduled to stmt at 8 o'clock. A small admissioiwill be cnargca. TO PORTLAND SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 21. (Spe cial) A number of members m Springfield's Methodist chudch, plan to leave for Portland Thurs day where they will attend an all day advance meeting. RETURNS TO CALIFORNIA SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 21. (Spe cial) A W. Ilalmberg, C. G. M of the U. S. S. Sinius, returned to San Francisco, California, early this week after spending the past week visiting in this city. Mr. Halmberg was a guest at the home of his sister, Mrs. J. N. Carrol, dur ing his stay in Springfield. FRISCILLA CLUB SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 21. (Spe-J cial) Members of the Priscilla' club will meet at the home of Mrs. Edgar Louk, 8ii0 B street, for a 1:30 o'clock dessert Thursday. Hostess at the affair will be Mrs. C. G. Mathis, I. E. U. MEETS FRIDAY SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 21. (Spe cial) Members of the I. E. U. and auxiliary will hold their regular meeting Friday at 7:30 o'clock in the local armory. Each member is nsked to bring a spoon, cup and fork. TO BE ENTERTAINED SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 21. (Spe cial) Members of the Springfield Rebekah lodge will be entertain ed Wednesday night by the Odd Fellows with a potluck dinner at B:30 oclock. Jameson Sees Physical education In Field Of Social Science Physical education has a great possibility of becominc a social science, it is declared in an article. wiiucn uy uv. oamuci naic Jame son, professor of sociology at the university of Oregon, which ap pears in a current issue of "The Journal of Health and Physical Education." From the point of view of its objectives, particularly in view of the oublic demand, its ln ieresls lie more in the field of so cial than in physical science, he points out. The article, which is a digest of a talk delivered by Dr. Jameson before the Northwest District As sociation of physical education teachers last spring.' goes thor oughly into the whole field of this vocation. Dr. Jameson concludes: "Like the history of any science, educa tion has groped for self-discovery. Assiduous endeavors in objective experiments may push her Into the ring of socinl sciences. The task of physical education major or Instructors Is to test the validity of their data, discover the operat inn processes, and forget the pass inn fancies of personal skills and exhibilionistie artistry. "This is n painful and laborious procedure fraunht with failures. but promising enough if one wish es to follow the steps established bv the existing scientific discip lines. Until men physical educa tion sha'l remain outside the oale of social sciences in spite of its social content." WPA Will Sponsor Free Dance Classes IT) A 20-ycar contract for pur chase of 100 kilowatts of Bonne ville power each year was approv ed by McMinnvllle voters, 851 to IS, in a special election yesterday. Delivery will start October lv SCRANTON, Pa. Joe Shautey former Cleveland Indian pitcher, is sheriff of Lackawanna county. Norman Towne, WPA adult ed ucation and recreation teacher, will conduct free dance classes three days a week at 817 Willam ette, formerly the Helen Thranert dance studio. A class for students from 15 to 25 years of age will be held Tuesday from 4:30 to 7 p. m. The adult class in top, ballroom and calisthenics will be held Wed nesday from 4:30 to 7 p. m. Classes in ballroom and tap dancing will be held Thursday from 2:30 to 7 p. m. MeMINNVILLE ACCEPTS McMINNVILLE, Ore., Feb. 21 If you suffer from Hemor rhoids or Piles you can get quirk relief from ANO SUI rOSITORIES Sold and guar anteed only by RED CROSS DRUG CO. CONTINUES THIS WEEK THIS GREAT SALE OF WESTIMOIHIOU Save 27.00 to 35.00 Now on This Factory Purchase of 1939 Ranges! A Limited Quantity of These: WESTINGHOUSE VICTOR MODEL With Famous "Look-in" Door Sold Regularly For $149.50 . . . Now SAVE 30.00! 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