Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, October 13, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text" . w a. . the Eugene -dMlYgVk$' . . Saturday Evening, October 13, 1923. 0 88 8 5 Q ' " - - 1 v I t rr Lir 0""T"Miw,a""'1 j i i , t . 1 At $75 a reai achievement in ivatchmaking RODUCED by the castors of the famous CnienVerithia America's first accurate 'thin watch. Tneraovement.l9rubv.ieweli bean the Cruen mark lf&Eesstow, which is the Guild pledge of the utmost in timekeeping service. Beautifully dressed in Reinforced White Gold Cm with chased center, it is the finest Gruen value ever offered at $75. It is truly a watch that any man would be proud to give or to own. v Gruen Reinforced Green Gold Case $70. ttiwmrVrilihin unkMitu Giitra. Our watch department will gladly show you this distinctive model, as utll as other ' vent designs created by the Qruen Quild. Luckey's Jewelry Store v One Price to All CITY NEWS k Shopping Here -. . Mrs. u. A.' vaugnn 01 -iioseourg is in, lgene todny on a shopping trip. Eer from Blaohry lira. Arthur Taylor and Mrs-. Boss yers of Bla'chly were in Kugene today. fufert Pay Visit . T .1. Keuiert of the Const Knuee I.um- ler company of Mabel was iu town to- ). lere from BelKountaln : ilcnree and t-tirl Svarverud of Bell- luutain were business visitors in Ku- fene Friday. ., , re from Oexter- . E. K. Smith ami Ernest Hyland of the exter Lumber company of Iexter were I tugene today. Itrt From Portland Al May of tie May Motor eompnnv of 'ortland is in Eugene todny, preparing or a hunting trip Sunday with the local 'ord boys. (re Florence Visitors '" Jiisn Ruth Akerly, Elmer Johnson and 'rtir N. Hice were eimorig the visitors i Eugene from Florence today. . Unger Returns Here 'V Ituneer M. S. J3urbh' una returned roin Gardner, in "the Onipqilu valley, Where he bus been scaling timber. Up Long Tom I Arthur and Orlo Hendfrshott. are ex- Fuiuj io go up ine ixing xom Sunday orninj after phennanti. foes to Cushman Mim Loin Tihhetta left this mornine Icr Cushman. u'Iiafa she will attend .lite eek-eml with Mr. und Mrs. Sanborn. Vore from Cottage Grove' ' (.-niton Hopper nnu Mr. and .Mrs. J. AfcKlllhctl worn down front. f'ntlttPC trove toduy. , traders Returns r.. modern, local meat mnrket pro prietor, returned last night from a !uree-day business visit iu Portland. fmirtt to California u. II. Snuirtt. former jeweler, with IS family loft ttia Knnl. I'lnr. Imlno his morning by automobile to snend the f inter at Merced, California. Iieretary 0f State Visits oaia Kozer, secretary of state. here today to attend the meeting of the board of regents of the I'nirrrsity of Oregon. He is a member. To Go Hunting - Albert Tiffany, Claude Itorer nnd Kalph Martin expect to send Sunday shooting pheusunts iu open fields of the upper valley. .WOMEN'S CLUBS, SOCIAL, PERSONAL " By V ELMA RUPERT CLUB ITEM'S SHOULD BE PHONED IN TO TUB SOCIETY EDfTOIl . BETWEEN 10 A. M. AND 12 M. TELEPHONE NUMB E It 1200 OttKiiDX I win and Clark cliaptPr of Eltv Itaughter of the American Iji'vohitioiv J. as sent to th sluU btnrd of control an invitation to make ff.iiKt'iie I lie .meet in plarp for the vou vemion tu W held next itnrinif. this ac tum btMUB Iziken at a meeting of tho grni l-ri(h.y Rfti'rnoou with IMrs. E. 1'. lieCou ami Mth. .1. K. l'ratt. Tho lo tul t-huptfr also expreHsed thpiusplven ita f.ivoriiiK the furnishing of a room iu the iMtioiml 1. A. H. buihliiiK iu Washinx- tm, l. f., hy tho unite. Mrs. Lillfe Fuller. Strg, Km inn nith. Mr. Mitrthd, Itruiu. Mr. Vahel Chail w 'u k, Mr. Muiv Siii;h, .Mrs. M tin ha Staff, Mrs. Anna Muore nad Mi. Def-fenbat-lier. t Kev. ami Mrs. K. ti. .teunin nave-a limner party Tlmrsttuy evening in honor tf the eighteenth birthttuy omiivfrs.iry of Miss l)elia Sherwood. Mrs. Jennings' sifter. Mist Shenvmxl U a stiuli-iit at the University of Oretri.n where she W nftilinte'I with 1 Mlta Helta leltn. (m Hi ltefore the bu-sinesx session, on Fri-u.uuer table were a lively birtluiny i-ake rtay, Professor F. S. lMiun took 'charge ot the dedication of the a most beautiful ervh-e. It wis partii itlurly ai propriate that Mr. Dmui should take charge of this as he had participated in overseas service during the war. He told of the significance of the flax as heine a symbol for which all of the country stands. A formal salute followed the ded ication. During December, the local chapter is expecting to entertain Miss Anne Itns. of The Dalles, state regent of the or ganization. taiiestR for the pfternoon included Mrs. M. J. Austin, of Seattle, and her dash ter, Mrs. Harry Stiles, of Eugene, both D. A. H. members ami Mrs. Murray Warner, a D. A. It. member at larRt. After the business session, the host esses served tea. There were about 2" iu attendance. Home from Hospital Mrs. II. E. Day of Cushman wan to day dismissed from Mercy hospital, where she has been taking treatment. Visiting With Son Mrs. H. li. Moore, of Portland, arriv ed this afternoon to spend a week cr so with her son, Harold A. Moore, 5.'17 Seventh avenue west. There were sixty members and guests present at the RiiMierinK of the W. H. C Needle club in the post rooms of the armory Thursday afternoon.' In addition to eujoying their needlework, the club elected officers at the business: session. Mrs. Mattie Hydorn was chosen presi dent, Mrs. Ella Williams, first vioe-pres Went, Mrs. Anna Moore, second vicc piesident and Mrs. Minda Slnttery, sec retory. When Mrs. Louisa Wilson took her place at the piano, the members formed n line nnd went past the long tables where a cafeteria luncheon was provid members of the October committee with a centerpiece of yellow und red dahlias J a Ld sprays of myrtle and single blos- imjiiih over lilt? nil ire iniKiii. iwuw n took charge of the refreshments were mefberi of the October committee with Mrs. Emma Kfrkhain, ns chairman. The others were Mrs. ltertha Mouse, Mrs. Agnes Moses, Mrs. Iheresu Iddings, Fine Incorporation Articles . J. Hog an. V. J. Phillips and M. A. Phillips have filed with Comity Clerk Itryson their articles of incorporation an the Western Tie and Lumber com pany, with a capitalization of fuOOO. Going to San Francisco Mrs. J. A. Griffin plana to leave Eu gene this afternoon for two weeks va cation in San Francisco, where she will visit her niece, Mrs. (Hurry Harvey. Independence Mayor Visits It, M. Walker, mayor of the city of Independence, is visiting with his bro ther, Dean Walker, while la'the city on business. rud a oeiiteriiee of roses. The guests melt Hied Miss Sherwood. Mis Helen Sherwood. Miss Alice Tuthill. Miss i'a- mi lit Ixreux, .Miss Lenta lhiuuiartjier. .Master iiherwood Jennings. The Iowa Woman's society met Wed nesday afternoon with Mrs. .1. H. Mt- Clintic nnd enjoyed one of the happiest gatherings of the year. The hostess h id brghteued the living rooms of her home with huge boiniucts f African mari Kclds. During the afternoon the uxmi Iters spentt the time with (heir needle work. With the .issistauce of Mrs. Mnrv Anderson and Mrs. .1. 1 I.vons. Mrs. McClintic served a very elaborate lunch eon. The Woman's auxiliary of St. Mary's Fpiscopal church will meet Tuesdav aft ernoon with Mrs. Flora McDonald. til'J Tenth a venule west. Mrs. Hallain, of Portland, a representative of the Port land Auxiliary will be u special guest. Meeting Wednesday afternoon in the Geary school, tho Patron-Teacher assn c.ation chose Mrs. A. H. Shortes as their president to take the place of Mrs, K. (J. ollins who resigned because she vi:s moving away from Eugene. Mrs. Shortes will also represent the association at the ctuvention in Medford. HAS STARTLED THE NATION WITH "HUMAN WRECKAGE" STARTS At MONDAY The HEX Mrs. IT. H. Earle entertained with a bridge party in the ptilni rnuni of. the (Islmin hotel I'ridny tiftenioon honoriiiK her aunt, Mrs. L. '. Ibn-ffcl, uf l'mt lnndi Mrl. l'Mrli's -gmnts wer Mrs. Hoeffel, Mrs. S. It. 1'im'giiii. Mis. K. It. S-ott, Mrs. C. .1. I'ult Mrs. Wilfred lteek. Mrs. J. II. Duinphri'v, Mrs. F. I'. Knight, Mrs J. K 1'iirtttitill. Mrs. C. II. llevine. Mrs. Fred t'lless, Mrs. tleorge Hlair, -Mrs. . I,ei .Mrs. duo McFnll, Mrs. ,T. U. M'Ky, .Mm. V. li. White. internal revenue department, plans to start bjs vaeation trip today. He is going on a hunting trip to the upper Willamet te. J LiuLiUi Trainmaster from Natron i E. Stroud, Southern Pneifie train master, has returned from it business trip to Natron on the upper Eugeuc Klamath Falls cut-off route. Hi-Y Club Hosts About 100 boys attended that 1U-Y elub reception to the high school boys of the city Friday evening in the local Y. M. 0. A. A program opeued the festivities. Paint Fairground Hangar' A new coat of paint is being applied today to the airplane hangar at the fair grounds. The hangar is being coated green, with the roof a bright red. Planer Shipped South A Inrge wood pinner to he installed in a sawnull in the vieinty of Hoseburg hns just lieen shipped from the Oregou Ma chinery company ithops here to the Key bird Lumber company. Nurses Quarters Remodeled . A $200 remodeling job on the nurses' quarters in the building next south of Eugene hospital is called for in n permit issued toduy by Inspector W. II. Alex ander, i Are Moving Hero Mr. nnd Mrs. I'. K. McDonald of Silt roos are moving to their new home in Eugene todny. They nre planning to live on Washington sU-ecr, between Fifth and Sixth. Starts On Vacation W. W. Alliughnin, none deputy of the "BRING THE BABIES" tt ' ' T f T '' e . junior w omen or Eugene RALLY DAY IS HERE Do you want to be in the largest Class of Women in Oregon? That will be the JUNIOR WOMEN'S CLASS of THE FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday, October 14th. COME! Saws -Saws Have your saw fitting done at the Eugene .. . Saw Works.. We guaranjtee good' work at. reasonable prices. Handsaws, crosscuts; "wood saws and all sawmill and wood wtfrferng-p-Umt . '. . saws. We, Hammer, .Gum-fitt, Bra!, Weld aid ' , -. ' Reconstruct Saws of all jcinds and makes. .' We .. t Uke caTe of .shipments, promly.. . . V '. . . . . . . . . v :'.i'4e3Eigitth.Ave.Erasfr' ' t'-V '.: ' After Steelheads Al Cook and Hr. T R. Whetstone of Portland are planning to- leave today or Sunday for the Itogue liver, where they will spend a week angling for steelheads. Spend Week-end Here .air. nnu (Mrs. a 1nnd are exnected, ninjc for a week-end visit in the home of Mr. and Mrs. .1. C. Price. Four teenth avenue enst. . tal Thursday afternoon from n drunken ness charge on the grounds that ammo nia fumes for a cold storage plant had nuide him. ill Saturday night when ar rested by officers. Police failed to find liquor on Scott's person or premises, it was brought out in the jury trial held Thursday. The speeding duirge was filed immediately upon Scott's freedom by the jury on tho first charge. Officers Club Plans Meeting Wednesday A. meeting1 of tho Officers club of Eugene will bo held on Wednesday oven in tc. October 17, according to nluiiR announced tndav. Tint incellnir will open at 0:80 o'clock with u din- ly the commission, (tils amount, tier 'tit the Oabifrn hotel, Col. P. Whltworth, commander of the , SO Mi division nf the officers re serve, with headquarters In Portland, Wilt li itXtntliltifl nil Iriirllialloil In ln T. Steiner of Port- present at tlin metitliifr. Will" Qoctt- to arrive this eve nn- will he tho principal sneaker of lite evening. ME TURNED DOWN Salem. Oct, 111. Action on the appli cation of the .Ionian Valley irrigaiion list rift in Mutlieur counly for the cer-i tification of $410,000 in boinbt by the state irrigation e-'cftt fit.u imunssion , was deferretl by the commission in ses- shuj here r riday afternoon, penduuf aj survey of the situatiou hy State En gineer huper and a report by that of- i hcini to tlie commission. Mnle the (-ummissioti feels that III,. state is morally obligated, through ; promises of past. eoninuNsions, to extend ! state aid to the project the impression prevailed auioi.g the member, that I he requested bond issue was too high. Ma terial reductions, it was felt, should he made in the estimated cost of construc tion ou I In project, im-hidim: t he con- trnctors' bid of $..'1.1.(100 an well as iu the claim of SI.VOOO for attorney fees. Cut Is Ordered. Governor Pierce, chairman of (lie com mission, made it plain that approximate ly $100,000 should be cut off of the esti mated needs of the district for comple tion of the project, which already ha.i been partially developed as a Ca-ey net project. The district contains approxi mately $S2.000 acres, only JI.OOJ) acres of which is irrigable. Kred Palmer, Jordan valley hunker and RtiK-kmnn, gave it as his opinion that hinds iu the district would he worth frun $t5 to $70 with irrigation nnd a full water right. Others present at Ihe uh sion giiv it a h their opinion that the lands under irrigation would he worth as iiir'h as $100 nn acre, Certificatioifc of SMO.OOO ltf North Side irrigation district bunds was approved tit be feKSHGL-BANGi, J :; n .''. Pheasant Season Opens Sunday, Oct. 14 LIMIT v Five Birds a Day Ten a Week ('onio to us for your Guns and Ammunition. A"e carry limiting ('lolliing, Furnish lmeiiHUH iiiul Ki'iil (inns Eugene Gun Store r ARTHUR HENDERSHOTT . 770 Willamette St. distriot for ocrliticiilion nf $KM),0il0 in bi.ndf was rt'ji't'tcrt :l tno Httito pi'Kin ocr wan iiiHtrllcttMl to llillkii till invoHii Kiition of Ihe projoct- i hi: coiiiiiiiHtjinii voted to certify bonil Ikhiio of $l:!.r..(KKI mibm'itti'il by ihu llnrMefly iiTii;ittion ilitcli from Kluiuiitl! county nnd to giint'iuilcc :ntci't'i)t pity inoiitH for four and oiic-lin.f L'ur or $.T.(M)0 of CnintB 1'rsn Irrlcafion dljlr:ct li rils. ' Licensed to Wed County Clerk Hryson today Rianted marriage licenses to tlie folluwinii: Wil liam A. Martin and Uulcia V. Moaile, College Creat; Hurley A. WriRht nnd Vera Harrison, onkmfKe; aint to Irving Crow of Fortunn, Cal., and Neva Hig-w gins, Trent. Meeting Is Called All members ot College i:rest commun ity whose birthdays occur in tlie month of October liuve been asked to meet iu the home of A. L. Ingalls of College Crest on Monduy evening. October 14, at 8 o'clock. Eberhart to Portland Frank Eberhart. grneral secretary of the Kugene Y. M. C-. A., lias lett for I'ortland. where be will confer with Ly man I'ierce, former general secretary of the Pittsburgh nnd San Fram-isca as sociations. Find Hot Mud in Well Hot mud is said to have been brought Up hy the bailer at the Well of the 4,unr anty Oil comimny, now lowu ubout K00 feet. It is said to be extremely plastic, even nfter cooling, nnd this ia said to be a very good sign of oil. Insurance on Burglary Paid Insurance on the house of C. S. Frnuk on Ninth avenue east against burglary ha just been paid through tieorge N. McLean, insurance agent. The resilience was burglarized of a gum!! amount about two weeks ago. Ccat la Stolen A dark green overcoat with a half belt in the rear is reported to ixdice to have been atolen from in front of the Heilig theatre Friday night. 'Michael S. I'aluuuk made the report. Klwanls Hear About Tax The Kugene Kiwanis club wilt hear all about the income tjix Monduy noon, when I'rnfessor J. S. ttilbert of the Uni versity of Oregon economics department will be the principal speaker and use that subject. Hex I'nderwood will give violin selections. Snyder Works Saturdays tierald Snyder, president of the I'll gene high school student association, has tieen engaged ns a part time uiesm.in in the men's clothing department of Mc Morran nnd Wnshburne's department store. Snyder was hurt and cannot play football this season, lint expect to I'ee the games. Hazzardi from Coqullle Mr. and Mm. "Hap Hazzard of lo ! ouille. who were married recently in I California, are in the city this week-end tn visit old friends nnd lo see the Pa cific rniversity-Pniversity nf Oregon I football game this afternoon. H.izzurd ; is an employe of the Stnmhtrd Oil com imny i the t'oos bay district and is a graduate.' of Oregon.. ,'. ., Postal' tyiiefs"Entertalned . Tlu lour 'nnljonul vffi.liiiV, t.ii lcJ fer .-alrii'rs' n,ssi;ciatbm .wluf nre lo be l,..Vi. ltnjtrht4'rtr thej,e"sion of lire V-A- ene' I'Vsfai cjul, 1H le et tined n J the (Wtntrmliotfl this eferijjig 1iJ lf::iO with a coiig4ini.tary itnnviet at ffiu-i lfMtiMuejiitwin of th enrrjeas' orgatjza- ti.k will i"irej4f tefrel.nenjs. .u ' ,n,Hsr itroifnno. li1' wn.ial Wine it j himi'il'sr Ihe ainf'.ffnii committed js,,V-,'i,1Clt f tlil'ralOcln). " .... . j, . . "wt ffriaP PottponeaV J rnr. t.. U. Willi. hi'i..hi in m-'-ii- t . -1. ti .M... mill ha kl,ltS.l used ill completing the development nf tlie district, which is already under ir-rivatinn. the cntmnission also approved eeill fwiitinn.' nf bond Issues nf $111(1,0011 in the Shasta View Irrigation district $120. (lid fnr the At n 1 i ii'i'iL-atlon district and $10,000 fnr the Dee Irrigation district, Arrniiu-oiiionta for the mentlne nro nil bused iinnn the imnrnv.il nf Mn, m tn tho hands ot Dr. Jt. Jt. Fluids and tornev gi nil as to Irgiililv. Dr. A. 11. Koss. 'j-ile upplieati,,,, f Hie Slide Irrigation fABY SCOLDS aro soon Snipped in iho bud' , witnout dosiiin ' bv ubo oi-t- V Vapor Ovmr 17 MilUnn JuruVwl Yearly BIG DANCE At .lunctinn City tonight.. Htissoll i Melody Mixers. olJ $100 Reward $100 For capture or infor mation leading to arrest of Mark Broom or J. T. Williams. , . - C. N. Johfiston ' ; District Attorney Phones 79, 408, 26, 189 or 1010-J, Eugene B00THIEEI ; lumber Sale Y Springfield Mill Oct. 15 to Nov. 1 Half Million Feet Old Growth Fir Lum ber Wholesale Prices and Less to the Retail Trade Look At These Prices: 50,0(1(1 f.-ft 2x.'l U-j Xo. 2 Com. S1S1K $15.00 L'0,000 IVot 1x4 -L Xo. 4 Coin. SIS 9.00 JO.OOO feet 1x(! IM, Com. 10.00 15,000 foot IxS IM, Com. 10.00 50,(100 feet L'xfi If-I, Clr. V. (J. Flj 25.000 L'5,00() fi't't l'.6 IMi Com. Shiplap 15.00 5,000 fool lx;, 5 ft. Car KoofiiiK 15.00 5,000 foot 1J. IMi Com. Flooring 15.00 5,000 feet 'Jxfi, 10 ft. Xo. 2 Com. S1SII0 .... 16.00 5,000 foot 1x0 IMi Xo. .' Coin.' Klooiiiij.... 15.000. 50,000 feet 2x4 IMi Xo. 2 Com. NISI 14 18.00 5,000 fool 1x8 No. 4 Com. Shiplap j 10.00 5,000 feet: 1x10 No. 2 Com. Shiplap 18.00 5,000 feet 1x12 Xo. 2 Com. SIS ....... ......18.00 5,000 feet Jx4 No. 4 Com. SIS ' 5.00 8,000 feet .1x8 Kir Lap Siding 30.00 25,000 foot 1x(i No. 4 Drop S'uliiif,' 22.00 15,000 foot Ix.'l No. ."1 K. (i. Flooring 27.00 7,000 foot .4 No. 4 Uimtic 18.00 10,000 fi-ot 1x4 No. 4 Coiling 22.00 10,000 feet lx(J No. 4 Kuslie 22.00 10,000 foot Liu (Kl J'.ats, (i to 10 foot 50 NUMEROUS OTHER ITEMS AT CORRESPONDING PRICES. PLENTY OF REGU LAR STOCK AT USUAL LOW RETAIL PRICES. .. Evety. farmer and prospective builder can save money buying at this sale. Call at . tlije- mill and inspect the stock then you will be convinced we are offering you'big val ;. . utifor tlie money.'.. . ' . , ' ' . ', ' V' ..-IBICES. QUOTED ARE Y 0. IJ. MILL "AN I) FOR CASH ONLY. ' .v. .. ,; ai.ktart.monday morcjjnc; octorer istii .. . r .;:'I?&one:'r1ngfiefd S ' .. " '. ' '.Phone Eugene 432 ''- , . , r. W ' . ' '"' ' "" ' a . . 1 l i J i ! I' j1 1 c: . , ,,.:. ... .:..:. . .: i uiya Tong inrnyifn rfis aiior-j wh0 Secured bis acquit-