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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1921)
1 Pago Ten THE BUOBNB DAILY GUABD' Wednesday Evening, Dec. 21 igoj N.t.':--t I ' ''- '' i' ' ' '; 5 1 f mim t 8 ' t ; ? .'1 , i i. s - 0 I ' : 1 V 'v. : i U 7 t 1 tt;..,s. .! ';? r. ,i 111 'Mil w : , As The World Wags By Frank Fay Edd Jdy TUB 1XTKHESTIXG THING lo everybody In tliuiuKulve.. So any a X-oril Nortbfliifc and lie ought to know; North cliffe Uid not discover this fut. Hi hus merely, cupltnlizcd it with utoiiishinK micei-sfi. THE PKUSOXAMTY or thin man is rt'K'udfd by uiujiy ah being the moKt powerful ninii in the world toduy is that of tin ultruistic exoist. He is solf-een-trcd by tf'ntpornicnt and lif success and Jiis lUL'thod of holding aloof from frit-ud-fehips.or any ontuiiKiing sociul or poli tical relutioiiH hih intoiitiified liis nutuml VKOtiMui. . But Jikowie he has a pasKinn lor iirogrt-HH. Ho wants to aut as tho Xu&Kter mcchauic of u new und better world. f any rnsi. i tlj thine which Nortb t'tlfft dcMiaijilH and neekn. Jh Iiuh creat ed an efffetive machiiiory to 8t ut the truth in the newM of the day but he i personally always -hpfklb(i up on bin Kyntnji und iTHtleKsly flitH here and there over the, globe necking factH.- JLVSTF.RY in the key-note of bin rarerr. He mastered himself and driven lita big brnin and liif big body relenUegs 3y, yet lives most ascetieally and takes . Vegular excreitte and rest to give the phy sical tnergtcK opportunity to recuporutf. INTHIATKS ho fpouib to have noqe. 3 In bas many associates and friends of u kiad, but he gives no person the op port unity to think he enn for jierKonal l-ensons approach b'uu for favors. Like wIkp' Jic nus aHvays stood ontlde- tho political circle and cspouRed no cnuno to curry- favor. Henee. -the power of bin pre. The Times never thundered more effectively than sinee it bas come under the ownership of Xorthcliffe. TJ1B JTItTTTH ,the bore gripping facts WHATEVER. Xorthcliffe is. and it is likely that we rather over estimate him, he is the groati'st of living editors, if not the k mi test of all liistory. 'A FEW EDITOHS of the type of Xot'fbclifff are greatly needed in Amer ica Jiirit now. Wo have lost iu recent years our faith in tho sincerity of the prenK. Jt must be recrrttpd around per sonalities which are fearless and rug ged. We will never regain' our confi dence in the press as long as the great papers remain merely great commercial institutions. CENTRAL Central, Ore., Pec. 21. Miss Dora Nielsen, teacher of Central school, gave a theater party at . tho Hex in Eugene Saturday aflernoon, the seventeenth of December. It was a Christmas present to the school children, fhey were taken in cars kindly offered by the neighbors. Those who went were as follows: The teacher, .Miss Dora Nielsen, and pupils, Velda Dahlin, Clifford Dahlen, Herbert I, de. Stoy Miller. Melvin Hargreavps, Ernest I'ht'lpK, Viuu 1'hclpH, Wyott IJoyrt, Dorris Lflcs. Kenneth Lilea, Ethel IJoyd. Orval Hat-greaves, Edna Liles, Itayinond Potzold. Walter Lloyd. Wilbur HitrgreavcH, liernlce I'hclja, with Mrs. Edd Juhlin and Miss Gracu Dahlin us 'ihere are Himday school and church There is still fturtav seoool and church ' Mchitol JiniiHe. lAint Stindfiv Mr. and Mrs. Iuitin and Mr. TIargus came out. Mr. Hurgus conducted the morning aer- I vices and Mr. Eat tin the evening ser vices. The moniinfr services were f li ve " '' a di"t Mr, and Mrs. Lattin. The (V"ir:iJ slool will give a small prose i-am ihi cu-uiiig Friday afternoon, beimiing at two p. m. The school chil dren are coaching it themselves, the par ents are invited to come especially the mothers. There, will be a Christmas tree pro gram given by Central Community club, Christmas eve. at eight o'clock. The tree will be loaded with Christmas canViiK. Everyone is working hard to gel , this program up. They have divided the' community into several sections xnd each, group is competing with the-other fbi .'rendering the best portion. Mr. Speor and Mr. Tra P. Whitney were at Central school Inst Friday dem onstrating' different methods of catching the mole and gopher. Central school Is sending for the travel ing librarr from Salem, Ore., which is a set of fifty books to be nod on file for six months at the school bouse free of charge. This library will be opened from tvo to four e.vcrv Thursday afternoon with Miss Dora Nielsen. We hope many will ,make use of it. The Johnson brothers and the Har greaves and Morris mills arc running now nt Centrnl. 'Hie interior of the Central school house will be painted during the Christ mas vacation including blackboards with monev raised by school children from entertainment. JBack to PrerWar, Prices How to Get Good Glasses i v 'oody't Toric leasts are best ( 'Getting sn'ti,sfactory irihsscs is only a matter of making f a right start'. ';'' J, My. service begins with, a thorough scientific examina- tipn of your eyes. Then the facial measurements are ; carefully taken. Tli.cn, -a -size and stylo of lens and ni'oiuiting are selected .which arc suited to' youi'pcr : 'sonal appearance a.n,d requirempns. . . . '"".My policy is to give a little bit anore in dependable ser- vice than ypn pay for. ' ,. . ; ., 681 WILLAMETTE ST. EUGENE.OBE.' f " " We Gift Supreme f 9, MARCOLA Afarcola, Ore., Dec. 21. There was a surprise party at Mrs. Kcogeins last Tuesday evening. All who were tliero report a. very good time, " ' " MuicoIa higli played Coburg bigh school team Saturday nicht. The score .was 21-10 in favor of Coburg. Mrs. Luthrop gave a taffy pull nt her home last Saturday evening. A good time 'i'H enjoyed by all who were present. Mrs. link of Idaho is visiting rela tives in Mnrcola. Next Saturday night there will be a community Christmas, tree at the M. Wi A , ball. A program is being prepared by the school for tho occasion. ' Friday night there will he a masque rade at the hall. A fine time is being expected. : Gladys Stonberg nnd Cora Ilileman both' of tho teachers training class of Marcola high school will teach at Donna for a few days due to the absence of the teachers at Donna. ' ' '" , VISITING IN PORTLAND One of the most important factors in building up "the University of Oregon has ben the friendly and cooperative spirit of the citizens of Eugene. ; In some uni versity towns there is, disinterest and even animosity toward college affairs on the part of the townspeople. The citizens of Eugene arc noted for their support of college activities of all Boris, particularly in loyalty to athletic teams of the state institution., Mr. and Mrs. Gran Moore of Eugene are registered at the Portland. Oregonian. ' 3C Tree's Left to Do Your Christmas Shopping Solve the gift; question.! These; beautiful Slippers for every member of the family will be sold at a saving of 25 per cent to 50 per cent of the regular prices. 1 v -'xv'-'iLShop Ear!y Avoid the afternoon crowds, and last few, days of the Christmas rush. :, LADIES' SLIPPfRS Regular $3.00; all col-' ora, all sizes, all styles' Three days $1.60 Men's Shoes Men's . $7.00". Brown ' , Calf English Shoes, ' Goodyear welts. Three "' days . . . .' $4.85 Ladies7 Shoes A Ladies' $7.00 Pumps, Oxfords and Shoes, ' blacks, brown, patents. : Three days $4.85 MEN'S SLIPPERS Blacks. ! grays and ; sheepskin Moccasins. Regular $3.00. Three days $1-60 BOYS' and GIRLS' SHOES , $1.50 $1.25 soles, for three days... Hylo styles, come in all colors, at Soft padded soles, in red and black .. Purple, with leather OC v. f THREE DAYS to V Do Your -X M A S Shopping SHOP . EARLY B1 Free Candy for the Kiddies BOYS' and GIRLS' 1 XMAS SHOES Boys' and Girls' Q CC School Shoes, at . . OAiD Cliildren's and Infants' Shoes 75c to $2.50 Free Calendars 663 WILLAMETTE STREET REGISTER BUILDING 663 2C HE intelligent gift buyer gets the practical thing for his or her . giving. The davs of impractic al gifts have passed Today Jevelry is regamea as' tne mosi aecepiame ui . gu ir7uw. v permanence ; ana its lnaiviouamy. i; , 1: I. ! i )! We like 'our present selection and- s o will you. OPEN EVENINGS GIFTS FOR VWMEN Cameo Ring's u .$3.00 to $15.00. Eversharp Pencils, $1 to $7.50 Bouquet Pins, . .$1.00 to $2.50 Manicure Sets $5.00 to $20.00 Brilliant Bar Pins, , ...50c to $10.00. Dinner Rings, -$10.00 to $75.00 Spanish Combs, $3.00 to $5.00 . I Bracelet Watches. ' ? .' ....$22.50 to $90.00 Brooches, . . .$1.00' to $100.00 Diamond Rings, $7.50 to $500 Pendants, . . . .$1.50 to $100.00 Desk Clocks, . .$5.00 to $35.00 Silver Thimbles, 35e to $2.00 Dorine ' Boxes, $1.75 to $7.50 Bar Pins ...50c to $60.00 Lingerie Clasps, '50c 'to $4.00 La Tansca Pearls, . ...$12.50 to $25.00 Napkin Rings,.. $1.00. to $4.50 Birth-Stone Rings. ,....$2.00 to $2Q.OO.. Fountain Pen Ribbons, ........... Z.;35o to $2.00 Cameo Brooches, $2 to $25.00 GIFTS THAT LAST Jewelry Store Established 18G9; I ft: -:';'."iM' E a week. Friends fear they arc without provisions. I)9ton, Doe. 21. Christian Science throughout (he world, who thought the recent decision of the M:iK-nc'liusus gu liremo court would end the bitter nnd lone strfndlnj- fend between the director of their church nnd the trustees of the Christian vScienco Publishing society, wero doomed to disappointment for tlie litigation tins been renewed with added Dltterness, I ' Following correspondence between the directors and the . remaining trustees, I Herbert ". 'Eustace. And Paul Hnrvev, the latter" filed Monday a petition in the supreme court to restrain the direc tors from removing them from office. A bearing on this mttlon will bo held Tues day. I The rruiri-es drc!nr(.tht.directors hnve inspired an insidious nronngnndn which has impaired the financial success of Christian Science publications, and de creased their circulations. ' The factor whidi hns complicated the case is that while the supreme court rul- I ed the directors could remove trustees, Itne terms of Mary Boker Kddy's trust, -give the trustees exclusive power to , elect their successors, so .that if the ' two remaining trustees arc removed there will be no tixistees. 1 Kustnco nnd Harvey and Lament Kow lnnds, deposed trustees, have petitioned the court to examine tiicir accounts nnd to appoint their successors at. the same time tendering to the court their resigna tions.: aud in Monday's, petition ask that the directors b restrained from remov ing then, from pending Uecmion on the , prior motion. , r I INSANE: KILLS THREE. ; Philadelphia, Iec. 21. Cornelius Coff shotjto (Icth Mr Minnie, Warrington and -Mrs. Hella Drake, woiinded another W'omau aud tlien killed himself in a room ing house hero today, ' ,, . , I Mrs. Aghcs Pon'cll, tho woman wounded, ,mny die. I Police said that sudden insnnity, in duced by opposition to Ooff's love for a niece of Mrs, Itorrell, the wounded room er, wai probably tho cause of the shoot-iug. ISOLATED IN STORM Angeles, Cnl., Dec. .'1. Kishteen persons were reported today isolated by .storms in tho mountains of Southern California nnd possibly iu danger from lack of food. They include former Congressman Charles II. Kandall aud wife. Professor John J. Hill of the T'uiversity of South ern California ami 15 students. Kandall who was a dry lender In con gress and his wife are in cabin back of l'as'ddeua and have been stormbound (or CENTRE'S ARRIVAL DELAYED San Francisco, llec. '21. Sudden changes In traveling schedules, delayed the expected arrival here yesterday of Centre college's football sipind enrouto to Hnn Diego to meet the University of Arizona December 1!6. Centre is ex pected today. Insure with Henry Tronip. 33 Wes Oth Eleventh Hour Christmas Suggestions We have an extra supply of our little 1 Home Savings Banks for Christmas distribution. There should be one of these bright, shiny, nickled banks in the stocking of each boy and girl in Lano county. Open a savings account for your boy or girl by depositing one dollar, 'and receive a bank book, with tho amoOil't entered therein, and also "one of the little banks.. 8M OF COMMERCE : Excursion iTickets . Villlie'oti sale t t i. f ? . - at ' '..' ' One and V2 Fare for the Round Trip " - ' During- J v,.; ;, Christmas Holidays Between ' All stations where the one-way fare does not exceed $25. Minimum Round Trip' Fare, $2.50. Sale dates, December 22, 23 and 24 Final return limit January' 4. 7 - For further particulars, ask Agents. Southern Pacific Lines ' ; ' JOHN M. SCOTT, . General Passenger Agent. Growing by Helping Others. DRY Q xr ac mum xiunnn Delivered direct from our huge storage shed OAK BODtf FIR SLAB ASH SEC. GROWTH MAPLE . Prices AVill Suit You , MANERUD BROS. FUEL CO. 65)4 W.llo- . Phone 651J
