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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1922)
1 IV I U i jj.; k ef rfige Two rtTi jii i i" THE EUGENE DAILY OUABD Saturday Evening,. May 13, . 1922 if! is Notice: Good News For Eugene!, On account of tho Special Summer Bute on Ganco JJriquets (the pne that are AH Heat ind No AhIi) wo have been enabled to secure tliis wonderful fuel for Eugene. Car on the way. Order Now. ANDERSON FUEL CO. 4. Phone 391 - - f - ' ' - i i, r flMQTnrwrjTn V, hWOHIIt. UIUUIIIIII.II u Office 31 East 7th As the World Wags) Br FRANK FAX EDDI CLEANING LP Eugene ueiui to not steal the name but we ean show the mean collecting tho tin can and old pieces of junk from cellars and base ment, placing said refue on the curb Ihwuh, if there is sut-h, and waiting; for the wagons of the street department to fume along and pick it up. No doubt many dark places get at this time a uuich needed going over. Still it is so mi-thing of a joke when described as a civic lieu u-up campaign. PUREBRED BULLS "la Inspect number of Shorthorn uuu a aeifaauop or lxranc-C'row cattle men. . hcadVil by Ira P. Whitney, county taTiruiiurai ag.ni, and i.ai Xuiiujc. coun Ml IT llvmtoek project lender, will visit Al bny. and uolnta in Linn ronnlv nei: Thur.ilay. There la a demund for air or IV it; (. ae.ven purebred Bhorthorn bulls in the Ijoroiie-C'row vicinity ainee tho orrani aation of the cuttle ratacrti' usBociation were. ' Two or three Shorthorn bulln in Jjine county are now being eonnldr'reri for pur oham.. Kueene himlueaa men havo bud Jri5ed a fund niffldrnt to buy ono bull wliIWi they will nrenont to the Lunmo Crow Cattle Kamera" automation. It i IMirtly to "elect thla nniniul that the trip will be made to Linn county, accordlna to Ir. Whitney. The Lorane-Crow diatriet in now or iraiiited and it in contrary to lawto turn out any but purebred bulla on the range. T'hin S one of the bii'eitt ranite dlx triita In the country and conaeouently aeveral purebred .bulla are In demand. Goes Up River, '-.A. JtflrgrpviMi, builder for the Loud .Mfg.'Cu., of thla city, loft Friday inorn itig for Mm fifth hatchery, . whara thev havo a conlract to bum several summer homes. ' i t " Return From California. ; 'J'Uo Jjoplcy brothers who epeuft acvoral months at Oakdale, California, have re turned here for the summer. Have New Delivery. The Moou Brothers, bakers, have pur chaaed a new Chevrolet truck, to be used iu delivering. Hera From Cottage Grove. Mrs. i. J. Keenan. a former resident of this city, spent Thursday here, ac companied by her daughter. They are now living at Cottage (.rove. - Springfield Personals. Frank Page and family, of Walterville spent Friday in town on buHincHg. Tho Fortnightly club held their dance on Thursday night Afiiyor and Mrs. C. F. Kjrgimnnn mo tored to Coburg ou ThurHday on biibi nens. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carney of Thurs ton spent Thurwmy In town on biiHlnenH. John Fit.genild hn moved to JCiucr ald Jlvights, from the country. Junior High School Wins From U. H. S. Team 7 to The Junior high school defeated the Univursity high school team in a flint game yesterday afternoon by the score of 7 to 1, BnrnoH and Wirth were the butteries for the winners while Itcilly and Wheeler acted for tho losers. Tho (tenry eohool biiHebiill team won from a pickup team of Junior high school players Friday fiflcraoon 4 to 3. The fenry school team In going strong this vi-ar and has beeu winning cvinfiiHtently. Thursdnv nvenlna flrnrv dcfciileil tho Catholic school nine hy the one-sided score of 22 to 7. (tcnrgn Iloilnnd pitchi'S for the (Jenry tenm while Ouucal Ball dona tlie receiving. Try The Guard Want Ad Waj. XATritKt. is lavish in this region i ri'i-K aiitj Hurutoery aim plants re HjHMiii magically to -cultM'ution and cure. In jiiHtire to a great many home-own fVH in tht city it is to be Ktitd that their lawn and rOMs arid flower-beds do ihi'in much credit. Just about half Die himcx in the city are attractive. Itut the olhor half are dcplurubte. Im it not a fuel 7 K NKKD some plan which troes fur ther than an annual shout about clean up week followed by fifty-one weeks of forgflfulneps. But when one tries to frame up something hi the way of prac tical remedies, he is perplexed.,- f.ike jiII wonld-he reformer he is apt to full huck on the over-worked word, ed ucation. Hei-anne there are some thotiH amU of home-owners who are cherish ing ttouie ideal of home-making which has a regard for beautiful surround ings, we have a city which is very at tractive in spots. If there were some way of getting that Ideal into the minds of renters and owners of property which either vacant or renreo. we would have a permanent solution and the pos sibility of some concerted action on the part of all of us could be easily carried through. A VALCARLK method of educating tho community alone these lines is .to adopt some civic object and make a slogan about it. The mere designation i of I'ortlsnd as the 'Fvse City" has done much to inspire property owners to plant and care for rones (n every vacant nook and corner. Hoses grow tn hu- gene as well as In Portland.. We ran goods as well as they. - ORDINAN CES by the city govern -incut cannot do much In a matter of (his kind. But there are some things that might be required by law. There is a zone ringing the busmens section of town where property is too dose in to be attractive fur residence purposes, un less it be for apartment house sites. It is too far out for business blocks at present pud consequently the owners Heein to be holitnig it for investment. It is cither v;icant or occupied hy unsight ly old biiihlinxx, iicgUected and ruin chckle. The V. M. C. A. building fr inKfmice Ik coiithleliilv siirrontidcd In- h waxtc f, desolation and across the street i n nan a block f mud with tli gaunt Iioiiom of an old church foundation show- I it. if through the rubbish, with a central i rltc in ibe shnpe of an old furnace in the 'center, flanked by a zigzag of bill- i hoards in the rear, and said bill-boards iu comparison with the general scene look ' quite beautiful. If the grounds around thp'Y. M. C. A. were made attractive. and the vacant property across the wuy were made park-like, if it were onlv to make it a green lawn, the corner which has the city bull and public library, both attractive buildings, on the other inter sections, would he a credit to the oil v. This is just one illustration of what is needed in this zone waste and ruins sur rounding the central business sections of the town. AVK MICHT enforce certain reason able ordinances relating to such property requiring the wrecking and removal of ramshackle buildings, appropriating for public use in a limited way vacant lots of the character mentioned and putting in force some cheap way of redeeming them front unsightlinesM. -Hut after all is done uiiil said, the only solution which will work nerimineiitly. tfe the building a sense of the urtistic and beautiful in human sonla. It is a long proccaa, but entirely worth while. SPORT SUMMARY New York. Janan'a chances iu the Davis cup tennis classic this summer fire thought to have been reduced with the announcement that Ichi Ya Kumaaae will not be able to play. Reiychero Kashio and Xyzzo IShimidzu probably will be the team. ,, New York.- President Harding will ac cept, the honornry presidency of the New iMitional Amateur Athletic Federation of America, according to Henry P. Brec keuridge, president of the body. Clnrinnnli, Before leaving hern the Brooklyn HohitiM may swing n deal fl foiiseca. the ( uicinna li utilitv infieldcr. The ICohins tire understood to have of fered aouthpnw Sperry .Smitli while the It rus want ladorc. ' Cedar Itapids. Hnsinnti Kiimh. Hindu w reset lor, defeated Jack Keynolds, world wrest Ihig! cliainpioti, here last welter ii i ght. ritveiipurt. Morrie Kchlaifer knocked out Cowboy Padgett in the sixth round here lust night. FIGHT RESULTS Milwaukee. Ever Hammer outpointed Ititcbic MSIrhell in-ten rounds. Burlington. In. Sniimi v Wnde kuoik ed out .lohnny Harris in rfevcu. ;WE NEVER HOLD A SALE! Men's Bib Overalls No. 220 Blue Denim Unioa Mado All Sizes 98c Pr. anaBiaxaaal 940-946 Willamette St. Eugene, Oregon . Men's "Work Shirts Blue or Gray Cliambrav 79c and 98c Each Extra Heavy Grade Reinforced Gray and Blaek Snteeu $1.69 Each. OUR 312 STORES Are Scenes of Busyness! These nr. day- of busy icenee in thia rtore; In fact, we dried, thy an busy daya in all our 312 store-. Th J. 0. Pexuiey Co. ability to provide nnmatcliable values i isaerting- itself in a way that is unmistakable. The pur. chasing power of your dollar here means savings that explain why we are busy, Saeriiinenlo Danny Niinen, Kneni inenlo, heat Frankie .MiK'auu, Oukliinil, iu four rnunda. IiiBurance fleo. N. Mi'l,enu, M. building. & W, Gnu. .Mekin Miller, llimy Kenltor, Hu (?eue and .Florence. ' tf lnsiiranec Geo. N. Iiuilfline. 1 McLean, M. & W. 3 i: :. i! iii St. . tlfw li" J 11,1 1 Vote tp Purchasp thei ' and Fair Grounds SAVE LANE COUNTY $40,000 v The; l?ae County Fair Grounds comprise 65 acres, more than half of it within the I city limits of Eugene. The ground is now owned by a stock company, the Lane County ; Agricultural Society, who has given an option to the County for this ground for the sum of $20,000. This option expires before another election. The Fair Board has im- brove dthis ground with buildings, plumbing, grand-stand and other improvements -which could not be replaced for less than $20,000. Unless Lane County votes to take :. up this option at this election, the improvements are lost to the taxpayers of Lane ..County: In other words, $20,000, voted to be used for the purchase of these cronnHs , makes it possible for the taxpayers of Lane County, to own $60,000 worth of property. U W'ure n ana utuuung.uuvc ,aic .nviiii twice 11,1c lyiivc vi nic upiiuil, wniCO 'S P,6U,UUU. GROUND worth .. .....vV. ....$40,000 IMPRQYEMENTS worth . . . . . ........ 20,000 $60,000 Outing Shoes Men's Long Wear Tbt' qnallty of leather ; and workmanship that : goea into these abacs as- - sures you of lonft service i and foot comfort. Our j -low prices make thou ex- j ceptlonal values. . n Men'a Outing Shoe, choco- ' late elk Bike Bal., split ' Kusflot, half -double sole, j nailed. KhaW Pants for Men Good Quality at a Low Price FOE knock-about and general work a-day wear tliese men's . Khaki Pante prove . unusually serviceable. . Made of heavy weight .khaki drill with well sewed scams, cuff bottoms, button-flap hip pockets and belt loops. Truly remarkable value fit 'I ! ' $1.25, $1.49, '$1.69, . ;-; $1.98, $2.25 The lare buying ' power rt. of thl. Natinn.wldn Institution was brought Into play IrfOic purchasing ct these high-grade Khaki Pants " for men. "The saving thus effected 'is passed on to our customers la the splendid quality offered at this .unusually low price.' .THE LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT STORE ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLIT LUMBER, HIDE AND TOTAL , . Lane County Gets This Property, Worth $60,000, for only $20,000 Authorize the County Court by your vote to purchase this property, and have a permanent Lane County Fair. If this property is not purchased before the expiration of tho option, the Lane County Fair has no assurance of any place to hold its annual exhibition! ; Geo. W. Taylor, President N. E. Glass, Vice-President . First National Bank, Treasurer W. A. Ayres, Secretary s BOARD OF DIRECTORS. C. P. Barnard N. E. Glass T. Q, Green E. A. McCornack C. S. Calef A. R. Gray Geo. McLean E. R. Spencer J. A. Griffin C. M. Young H. C. Wheeler Geo. H. Gilmoro W. C. Yoran Geo. W. Taylor W. A. Ayres J. S. Walls Clinton Hurd S. C. Harnden Virgil Hawkins C. E. Hewitt TruuK-coiitiueiital rates on lumber, and building niutci'iuls, hops, green hides and wire fence materials are announced to become effective at once by the South ern .'Pacific company today. Hops in less (htm carload lots trom tho Pacific const to Chictijco und terri tory west will he reduced from S.'..7."i to $.-.'J0 per 100 lbs. Kates ou cabbage in carloads' from CVcrou aud Washing ton to Chicago and points west 'will he reduced from $M1 to SI. 10 ner 100 lbs, nud to Colorado from $1.-41 to $1.00 per UK) lbs, Hntes on lumber and shin gles from Oregon nud Washington mills tn stations on the A. T. fc S. F. iu New .Mexico as named in the trans-conhucntnl lumber tariff will receive reductions ranging from 5 to 10 per cent. Rate on roofing slate from Ch:cago to the Pncific const, will he reduced from $l.."sy to $1.0S per KM) lbs. aud from the Pennsyl vania slate district from $I.O'J to $1.."0 per 100 lbs.. Other commodities which are to receive substantial reductions are chain castings, green salted hides and wire fence material audi as steel fence bands, chimps, iron and steel pot tops, band iron. etc. Corresponding reductions will be made from nnd to territorv east of Chicago provided concurrence of east ern lines is secured. 0. A. C. Rooks Beat Oregon Frosh, 7 to 4 Not Loyal to Party Ralph Williams, present republican na tional committeeman, is uccused of par ty disloyalty by one of the lending re publicans of the county. Javid M. Orn liam .former member of the legislature, writes to the Portland Xclegruui as fol lows: Eugene. Ore., May 10. (To the Kditor of The Telegram.) With regard to the candidacy of -Mr. Ralph K. Williams Ittr republican national committeeman, my impression is Unit the sentiment in this community is distinctly against Mr. Wil liams for the reason that in several cam paigns within recent, year he has not lent. l)is active support to the republican nominees and this was particularly where .Mr. K. A. lloolh of this county wns the republican candidate for United States senator. It occurs to me and those of my friends with whom I have talked, that a man holding the position of .Mr. Wil liams has held so long should support the nominees of the party once they are in the race, or resign his position, nnd that no good loyal republican could do otlic wise. UAVJJ AL GRAHAM. NOTICE Of FINAL SETTLEMENT! Notice Is hereby given that the codr signed administrator of the estate Charles G. Shipley! debased, has fM his final account in said estate with i, County Court of Lane nmiy. Owgi and the Court has act Monday the day of May. WJ2 at i0:00 A. M. a ii time and tho County Court ruoin in il County Court House in Kugetie. Lu County. Oregou, as the place t.v hearing of "aid account. All pprxu having objections to said final atwu or nny particular item thereof arc licrc notified to file the same with tin rl" of said court .on or befuro .said.&Jwi ils of May, 1!22, at 10:00 o'clock a.,m. Date of the first publication of C notice April 22, 1022. I). B. BAULKY.' Administrator Kstatc Charles li. Shi! ley, deceased. No.l273-Sat-dy-ra20 S ho wand a, the choice of the smoker. O. A. C. Hooks defeated the Oregon Frosh 7 to 4 in a contest of slow and un spectacular playing Friday. The eighth inning was the onlv one in .which nnv class was shown. Score: H. II. K. Frosh 4 4 R Honks " S Hattcries: Jtraumau and Orr; Ncwbill and t.iffen. It is not the pre-election pledge y or plnlform that counts is your candidate in absolute jrood faith in the couse of KIG11T nnd the bet terment . of conditions, and lias' he the ' COrifAOE of his convictions nnd the will and ability to back it up with an intelligent argument ur Jn a eouviiicinir speech before a legislative assembly f For Motfier v rii mi x Send mother a box of our delicious can dies. It lakes only a little of your time and it means a lot to mother. Do it today. .We pack and mail. JJKX. For (Paid Adv.) F. KKKXF.V. lfi'lresentative. --4
