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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1947)
U Rehearsals jBe atPairgrouna l. pageant will dance rehearsals m hem ai m Wednesday: It a.m.. Frances Willard children; 7:30 p.m, squire dancers. Thursday: 1:30 p.m., Ocean Waves dancers. Friday: 10 a.m., all children dancers tor ether. - nirector Mil- Ci m. Pi i. . u' '. i.nnounced Jrreer icpurimenr J reeisen( . .. ... fnii.wl. m3'.e!e icneauw a.m.. ren;::30p. Condon n adult jildien: ' dancers. men. River Road p.m.. Ocean BOY FIRST QUALITY TIRES At Lane Counties LOWEST PRICES 0x15 Plus Tax pnaer-Truck. Bu, mi Locger Type Tires ' CANNOT AFFORD TO ..aop TWJN TfflES f MC0ST YOU i AT CASCADE MOTOR CO 87 Pearl Phone 3170 Needs 4 Laborors ; Eugene Street Department will need four additional laborers at 8 j a.m. Monday, to help dig a trench on Skinner's Butte Cor installation of cables in connection with the j new police radio transmitter. I The men are asked to report Monday morning at city shops, Fifth Ave. and Olive St. Sucker fish sometimes live in sharks' mouths. The flying fish flies to escape foes. NEW LIGHT WEIGHT LeJOHN ELECTRIC FANS HSIGWART- ELECTRIC CO. 956 Willamette Phone 718 "aatb- i&v f Moody Optical Co. 1 i ! TV. Marl Wlooina iiilll ii I I " .. ... If mm m VwrnammMmkm " -J-! tttwT-ia -erst jt . vfvi i IPageanf Ticket iCify Wafer Plan iSale Arranged Includes Filter Pageant headquarters open their: Directors of Eugene Water Board doors at 9 a.m. Monday for the will be asked to authorize calling first over-the-counter sales of of bids for excavation for footings ticket to this year's Pageant and at the proposed Hayden Bridge rodeo. Headquarters are at 169 E. filter plant, when they convene in Broadway. ; regular session at city hall Mon- Reserved seats to the rodeo.' "ight. which will be held at the Civic Although the proposed plant Stadium July 24 through 26. will will not be completed until 1949. cost $2.50 including the federal and plans are not yet fully drawn, tax. according to Marv Krenk, In this will be the first bid call for charge of arrangements. i construction. General admission tickets to the' Superintendent Ray Boals said rodeo, good for any of the three directors will discuss the manner days, are $1.S0 for adults and 80 in which Springfield residents will cents for children. get water from the new filter Give Time ' t,'ant- He said there is "a possi- , . . .,,,.. bility that the city of Springfield Krenk said a S o clock starting wil,-buy ,he watJr fro Eu ene time had been set for the rodeo for resale to Moun(ajn Stat CT".'5 ? .Potr Co., which now provides out in plenty of time to get their , wilUmette Biv for Springfield residents. The directors also will discuss an additional water reservoir site in Eugene. The city now has four reservoirs. ; Register-Guard1, Eugene-, Ore., Sunday. July 13, 1917, Page 7 broken the shells and eight pairs. The chief consumption of alum of legs showeti. One duck had four building construction. lo. iwn in th nnrmal nlara and two others appended on the sides, just beneath the wings. There are about 60 varieties of turtles in the United States. dinners and attend the Pageant show in the evening. Extra events.1 such as Sheriff's Posse formation' riding, will take place before 2 p.m. each day. w. F. G. Thacher. who has writ ten the script for every Pageant,!., Too Many aid Saturday that "this one wasj MONTEREY. Cal. (UP) Mrs. the most work of any I've ver!Wuliam Marsha!l ol Seaside written. There are more vignettes. ,even dllck eg(ls whi(.h and consequently there was morelWere hatcmng. jhe ducklings had WE ARE PAYING 2c Per Pound For CASCAlttA BMK CALLISONS 199 West 6th Ave. EVERYTHING thai over-eager buyers find themselves unable or unwilling to pay for comes under the jurisdiction of Mark Hathaway. (Wiltshire photo and engraving.) Unarmed Constable Uses Tact, Know-How Duties Hard, Varied Ticket Prices Tickets to the extravaganza will sell for $3.60, center location in the roofed main grandstand; $3.00. east and west stands, roofed; $2 40, east and west stands, some roofed; $1.80, east and west stands, open end sections. A box, with eight chairs, will cost $32. The original "mermaid" was I the extraordinnrily ugly sea cow. By DICK MONTAGUE , claim for overdue payment on 7?. 7 j . Mark Hathaway, Lane County, materials or labor), court sum- Living coral shoots poison darts constable, is a versatile man. His mons complaints, "writs of attach- to entrap Its pry. everyday dealings include gather-, ments" (order to sell property to lng flocks of turkeys, hauling de-1 pay a debt), and eviction papers. linauent-payment ears away, Ooea Lnarmed herdins sheep, and picking up1 Hathaway, who is known caterpillar tractors. Far from the "Simon the car was hidden In a garage. She found the description checked nil but no one was around and the over the rountv usnallv favnrahlv doors were locked. Legree" despite his official duties never 1 Sizing up the situation, she v.i v! m nn-isfo fnr- carries a urn. althnnoh hi. inn graDDeo a crow oar, openea ino IUHI Ills jjuBiiiuu a uit s.a r . ... j , . closer, house evictor. and summons calls for one as much as a city po- Pr- ,nd viXtMa tM men nam deliverer might make him. Hatha- liceman's or sheriff's. Mark classes c!1L,way- way and his amiable wife Doris, his job as a sort of "non-crime whom he has deputized, are pleas- sheriff." He has full power of ar ant folks, much quicker with a rest as a deputy sheriff, however, smile than with a summons. But one time, Marie recalls, a "I try to treat people whom I gun would have been useful. He have to collect from for one kind and a crew of men and a truck, of delinquent payment or another one day canej to up a cater. as neignuma. i.c - .- piiiar tractor lor wnich payments usually works." were long overdue. Not finding Overcomes Feeling the "owner" about, they proceeded When he delivers the court or- to load the tractor on the truck. ders," his wife adds, "people some- Woman Aims COMIIMf tl44. WIIOM.IIKMUW W- MIMIT. UK times treat mm as we xhen one of the men nudgej their troubles, but when he comes Marfc and pointed to a woman back, they often load him down with three chudren clinging about with fresh fruit or maybe a cmcR- her j woma was leveling T- f.;,nM. onrf understand-1 -i ... en. ia Aaim.j - -- Kun at ine Dariv. ing that do it." I Mark called to the lady to drop As constable, namaway 4he weapon but she demanded that county employe delegated to ae-, they ,.gi, Mark tried to reason liver court orders such as mort- with her but she would not re age foreclosures on psoni jjiuh , spond. He toId her that he was tne erty (the shentl nanaies re.ii - , constabie. It had no effect. Then tate foreclosures), oraers ior Va- he said he was the sneriff. she imentof mecnanic s ens j immediately leveled the gun di. rectly at him. FEET HURT? VISIT FOOT-COMFORT STORE Relief Immediately From Corns, Callouses, Bunion, Burning and Aching Feet FREE Analysis oi Your Feel 663 Willamette St. Across from the Hellig BERNARDTY TAILORS and FURRIERS OF SALEM. 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"The family was having a hard time, so I could un derstand her concern," he said. The usual run of cases Mark has to handle are foreclosures on per sonal property, most often ears. Calls Wrecker "Many times the people whose cars I have to bring in are stub born and won't give me the keys, so I call a wrecker and that's that.". Mrs. Hathaway, as deputy con stable, comes in for her share of experiences. The pair usually leave the actual constabling to Mark but there was one time when he wasn't around and some action was in order. A tire dealer had noticed a car in which he had an unwilling in vestment, on the street, and he was calling for Mark to foreclose. Had Papers The dealer had all the papers needed but he had to have Mark along if he was to take the car in. Mrs. Hathaway went with them to the spot where the dealer knew 1M OH EtlCTIOH YEARS POLITICIANS ABf UKf AWT THE WOODS ARE FULL OF'EM. 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