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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1948)
!ffu Ruck a Day Easy Goal m " . a 1 1: j. 'i iVouHanduuniiiK uik I 1 V ..... height Co.,perSons that his wlf )lCtD hand. nd E. K. Ihe Eugen. Con- &lr? HM not have " K'thU week w "i 1 Ed W " . ,.d new! tor ; Lr', who lent money to 1 f" u. nasi several uj.. ?lbeto 50 doUar. day MS."JrlfkS, W'Cn W"'"" kU01 ..,HBo to .local 1M to the assembled Jed Cross Aia Continue ..M III. Ill ' !n1J, , revealed torc..tnreuB -v-T P... .van longer. Phone Rate Request Cut SALEM (Pi The Pacific Tale- iHes Commissioner George H. Flagg. The hearing was ended at the company's request to give the company a chance to apply for a smaller increase than first re- ;., .s a result oi ui kSoread Pacific North km.dKKl of 10.447 fam- r ' U-iioi for assistance . Lii.iTiJ.rf themselves. themselves. P .. . i.. till nersons Is be " 1a However, more than S er on. . itOl without "' ., unable to return to SerSctureMheRed joa isld. IkriMM destroyed over homes, and another 4400 5 must be repaired before i are reoccupied. ' Local Odd Fellows ! Greet Official renresentative of the tmreljn Grand Lodge of IOOF "i Baltimore. jnckett will visit in the in ert of the Grand Lodge Youth rmmlHM. and will attend a spe- di) meeting of the IOOF Lodges i thi! area Thursday at 8 p.m. it He IOOF Hau in isugene. ill members of Subordinate, feampment, Canton, Rebekahs, jls auxiliary, Theta Rho and nlors have been asked to at Bi Tha public will also be itirati. Tta local lodge will confer the M Degree at a meeting Tues- 7 evening at IOOF Hall. wife had just had twins at Sacred Heart Hospital and order drinks for the house to "celebrate. During the conversation and congratulations he would an nounce mat: (a; ne naa jusi bought out the McCracken Broth ers Motor Freight Co., or (b) that he was the son oi tv K. hcott, partner in Eugene Construction Co., 1432 Sixth Ave. West. Forgetful When time came to pay for the drinks he would remember re luctantly that he had forgotten to draw enough money from the bank, and would then float a loan. There were plenty of people taken In enough to lend him from 90 cents (he'd accept anything) to 25 dollars. Two rather prominent men in town displayed great faith in lending him 20 dollars each, city police said. Phone Busy It wasn't long before Mc Cracken Brothers and the con struction company began to get a good many phone calls from persons wishing to speak to the new owner or the boss's son. It began to get annoying. Meanwhile the vagrant reposed in the county jail, and those who lent him money were writing the experience off to folly. The district attorney's office is continuing the investigation it will be scaled down to $4,110, 000 a year. The new request will be filed about August 1, and the hearing on that request will begin some time in September, Flagg said. A chicken that weighs about phone and Telegraph Co. hearing qu"ted' y BI'C Util-1000 a year, but in the new reauesUit has been steamed. on its rate increase renuest u,..1 company asked originally four or five pounds will give about - 1 wd5ifor an increase in rates of S8.0S0.- 4 cuos of solid meat for salad after COMMERCIAL AND USIDENTIAL BUILDERS GALE M. ROBERTS CONTRACTOR !!20 Morning Drive Fcone Spfld, 7636 Giustina Firm Sued By Widow of Trucker A $50,000 suit for damages was filed with the county clerk Mon. day by Evelyn Sheeks against four owners of the Giustina Brothers Lumber Co. The plaintiff charges careless ness and negligence on the part of the lumber company, resulting in the death of her husband, Den ton P. Sheeks, on Aug. 6, 1047. The plaintiff says Mr. Sheeks was killed when a spar tree used to load logs onto trucks broke at a logging camp operated by Gius. tina near Vida. Mr. Sheeks was working for a contract carrier, and according to. information filed by the plain tiff, was waiting beside his truck when the spar tree broke and crushed him. Mrs. Sheeks asks for the dam. ages to support herself and three children. Air Compressors tylpimt Keattf Ct. mm W, 6th Ph. 402S-I PLASTERING I No Substitute fa Good Plastering! UBarnesBSon Plastering Contractor! Phone M38-W Rasmussen Named Council Secretary Mickey Rasmussen, financial se cretary of carpenters local 1278, has been named the new secretary-treasurer of the building trades council, subject to the an proval of his own carpenters' or ganization. The election took place at the last session of the building trades council, subject to the approval of his own carpenters organization. The election took place at the last session of the building trades council. He succeeds James Estep who recently resigned the position. Rasmussen said the building trades office would be located at Carpenters' Hall. 507 Willamette St, instead of at the former ad dress, 728 Willamette. All Oregon poultrymen are In vited to participate In the annual meeting of the Oregon Poultry Im provement Association In Corval lis on August 3, regardless of whe ther they are association members. The meeting will be held at, the Benton Hotel, starting at 10 a. m. Snake Bites Desert Rat, But It's Hardly News DEATH VALLEY, Cal. 'IMS Death Valley Scotty, fabulous desert character, was taking It easy Monday in his Spanish Moorish castle, recovering from a rattlesnake bite. The 75-year-old prospector was bitten near a cabin where he Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Wed., July 28, 1948, Pg 11 spends much of his time. A snake bite is old stuff to Scotty, how- ever, and he quickly sliced the thumb where the fangs entered, and used the first aid kit he aJ ways carries. Add onion juice to cottage cheese for delectable flavor. ZEMACOL For the Relief of POISON OAK Penny-Wise Drug 36 Bait Broadway - lit W. fib TIL YOU SEE HKSON. HOUSEHOLD GOODS OUR SPECIALTY. ACROSS THE HALL OR ACROSS THE NATION. W. W01 Adviie You en th. Best Method to Ship. EUGENE TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. m Winamene Phone 160 ii J--filifir - TSb, JJCSfMB ".-"X tA MOW 6 6 BIG BOTTLES ITS PILMSyill TO SELW! (n) FLYING SERVICE For the kind of care that will keep your car rolling smoothly on its way, your nearby Helpful Associated Dealer is the man to tie to. He knows cars from bumper to bumper and has what they need. He also knows that real motoring service today covers a lot more than gasoline, oil, air and water. His idea is that it should include everything he can do to help you enjoy your car more to add to your personal pleasure and convenience in driving. One of his many efforts in this direction is his enthusiastic H'Oport of the Associated Certified Clean Comfort Station pro gram. He wants' you to know tftat you tft alwap wele&Bl 0 freshen up at his station, and that you'll always find there clean, convenient rest rooms, well supplied with mirror, soap, towels, tissue and seat covers. He goes to a good deal of extra work to keep his facilities spick-and-span, but he's glad to. He thinks you're entitled to it as a part of his FLYING A SERVICE. Always remember this the better service you get from Helpful Associated Dealers means better service from your car. n NEW1 DOUBLE WRITTEN WARRANTY ON FEDERAL TIRES Here are two written guarantees on all Federal Air Wing Tires, Federal Classic Tires, Federal and Tractor Grip Tires: (1) AH are guaranteed for their lifetime against aU defects in workmanship, materials, and construction. (2) All are guaranteed for twelve months against all road hazards: traffic button bruises, damage by chuck holes, slashes by vandals, cuts, stone bruises to name a few. Here are, indeed, two written guaran tees in one-pbacked by both Tide Water Associated Oil Company and your Helpful Associated Dealer. This double warranty also applies to Federal Tubes when they are used with Federal Tires. And it all costs you not one cent. Ask your Associated Dealer to explain this most unusual offer ask to see the new Federal Warranty. V i. TIDE WAT I R ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY '....AROTANE .GASOLINE MAKES ANY CAR A BETTER CAR TO DRIVE...
