f age 8, Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Mob,, March 81. 1949
Eugene Man
Is Suicide
Bernal Van Bogart, SI. 131
Pearl St., Eugene, was found dead
of a self-inflicted bullet wound In
hl car Sunday at 8 a. m. by Mr.
and Mr. John W. Lowe, Spring
Held, Coroner Phil Bartholomew
reported.
The car wai parked on Harlow
Road, and Mr. and Mrs. Lowe be
came curious after they noticed
the car on the way to the depot
with friends, and saw that it was
still there on their way home.
Motive Unknown
Bartholomew said Bogart had
mUn himroif with ji nlstol. and
that the pistol was found In his
hand. No motive was Known.
Yrfnnria mM thp ripad man had
visited a tavern in Eugene and one
in Springfield Saturday night He
than uronf in hl anartment In Eu-
gene about 2 a. m., and left at
once. He was not seen again until
his body was found.
Relatives Notified
The coroner said relatives in
Hawkeye, Iowa have been noti
fied. The body was taken to Bartho-
lomew - Buell Mortuary pending
Instructions from relatives.
Bogart lived in Springfield be
fore moving to Eugene, and at the
time of his death was employed
at a Eugene garage.
German Sentenced
For 'Match-Making'
DUESSEI.DORF, Germany
(AP) A German court at Wup
Dertal sentenced Paul Friedrlchs
to serve eight months in Jail
Monday on a charge that he
shared his wife with friends and
fellow workers for pay.
The prosecutor said "Friedrichs
made extra money by Inviting
friends and fellow workers to his
home and then offering them his
wife," who was described as be
ing between 30 and 40 years old.
The specific charge against
Friederichs, a mechanic, was that
he violated a German law barring
"match-making."
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Bids have been called by the
city for construction of several
sanitary tewer lines, City Record
er Henry Biestel said Monday.
First of the projects Is a six
inch sewer on the west side of
Olive St. between 23rd and 24th
avenues, approximately 237 feet.
The other is for a sewer line, 12
inches In size, on the north side
of First Avenue from Blair Blvd.
to the west city limits, about 1475
feet in all.
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Vetch Deadline
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I The deadline for filing applica
tions for certification of WiUam
'ette vetch has been extended,
County Extension Agent O. S
Fletcher announced Monday. His
office will accept all applications
up to and including March
Fletcher said that the specialists
from Oregon State College are
scheduled to begin field inspec
tions in the county on March 29.
If possible, he would like to re
ceive all applications by the end
of this week to facilitate paper
work.
Farmers applying are reminded
to bring the blue tags from all
bags in which they purchased
their certified seed last fall. That
Is, seed which was used to plant
the present crop of vetch.
They also are asked to have
with them records of crops grown
in 1948. 1947 and 1948 on the
ground where the vetch to be in
spected Is now growing.
Lane Dairymen Slate
Annual Sessions
The annual meeting of the Lane
County Dairy Herd Improvement
Assn., Is scheduled for Wednes
day in the 4-H Club building on
the county fairgrounds.
General business will be con
ducted in the morning session and
the afternoon program is open to
all dairymen whether or not they
are members of the association.
County Agent O. S. Fletcher said
that the program should be of In
terest to all dairymen.
Officials of the group have an
nounced that they have enough
herds signed up to start another
testing unit on April 1. There is
room for several more herds in
this unit and all interested farm'
era are asked to contact the coun
ty agent or one of the directors,
IH Cuts Refrigerator
Prices 8.3 Per Cent
CHICAGO 0J.R) Officials
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announced Monday price reduc
tions averaging 8.3 per cent on
1949 household electric refrigera
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Several other companies. In
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nounced price cuts recently and
International Harvester said the
"competitive situation" forced the
firm to reduce prices.
The Harvseter officials said
price of home freezers would re
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Announcement of Eugene High
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Four first place trophies were
won by the local group. Nancy
Ann Yates won first arid Marvin
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temporaneous speaking; and Nan
cy O'Connor won first and Mary
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prompt sneaking.
The following teams tied for
first place in senior division de
bating: Pat Wasson and Howard
Myers, and Ardlth Bailey and Phil
Newman.
Two Eugene High school teams
won first place honors in junior
debate: David Black, Bob Ford,
and Billie Hamilton.
Allison said that about SO de
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