Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, November 21, 1923, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texte o yncsJay 'Evening, Xovomhor 21, 1023, (THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD - Pago Five - : CITY NEWS cinrillii ' ""'edl'rg'wtt of theeler'ana fi with headmiart. ii is em in Corvallis, Ee n b"i1"""' v'8' "iV'Sl rf Eugene fcoapltnl ha returned le-hi. duties here af 2". .riVo Portland. , in - - F?AUuwkesworth of Juneau, I,sk in the. home of her mother, fc. William Steudipg- 'iwoad of ew Stnr cam were on uiTl.C"terday afternoon . by the tfj&"v';.' Y ' 'jrl5Jne Off&lub will meet at ,&,rtS5?wta'tbeO8,,urnat.0::i0 (.'dock. ,;: ", ' H TH.0JtoUd8vdir leave for Onkrldge ' . Ii.. where he will be until the W'ft te" "xamlnins tract, of St for the Cascade national forest. nrtb 'id where he will transact business , He nest few day., , - , 'tTn'i 8(; wh ..a has returned to her home after, a Jisit r:;h her children, near Crow. Ci!t,,-!y3 ni.nr SnrinfieldhaR aiKUd a bobcat bounty at the county dtrk's office.. ;,- ' " mriolf To' Portland " "!!, '( Macduff, of the Coscndc .a'tional forest plan: to leave this i eve-J Hint tof U' " , I. pne for the next two days, on business. imetly Return . W H. Kennedy of the Oregon Elec tric Bailwav company arrtveu Dome Monday noon from a two-day trip to Aitom anu urep jut., V.MS PI" "'T,. . There win uwuu nn-ui.j w"s IUver Itiinil Vniiin'a f-lttl. at tlio home of .Mrs. It Mogensen on Thursday, November 22, it has been announced. Are Vlsitino H Miss Irfihsi Kelsey of Payette, Idaho, and Mrs. Amos Hill of Aberdeen, Wash ington, are visiting in the home of their suiter, Mrs. Ethel L. Dyer, of this city. Moves Here from Redsport Jack Ij. Cunningham, blacksmith of Kecdsport, has moveil to Eugene with his family and is making his home at 008 Washington. Vfeits in Corvallis Airs. J. M. Kunberling of Eugene was iu Corvallis over the week-end and a guest at the home of Mr. aud Mrs. A. M. Snyder and family. She met other friends during the stay in this city. Corvallis (jaxette-'i'iines. Visits With Parentfcr- H. F. Morrison of Portland has re turned to his duties with the Pacifi Telephone and Telegraph company in the Rose City after a brief visit here with his parents. , , , , , Nuttings Move to Eugene . . Mr. and Mrs. Fred I. Nutting have moved to Bnrtle Court apartments from Grants Pass. Nutting is with the South ern Pacific -company, and was recently-transferred. Household Good Here - Household goods have arrived in Eu gene for Oscar K It. P. Wald from Port land, fpr J. Winfield Scott from Colo rado Falls, Montnuo, for J. E. L. Ill-own from Ellendale, North (Dakota and for C. W. -Fox from Darby, Montana. Norbert Aya Here Norbert Aya. formerly a plumber iu Eugene but now a rancher on the Mc- Kenzic, was here Monday transacting business. Aya s ranch is about two miles above Ijeabnrg. Kerr May Speak V. .7. Kerr, president of the Oregon Agricultural college; may be the prin cipul speaker at Hie annual meeting of the fjugene 1. M. V. A. membersuip. which is to be held on the evening of January 8. Preliminary plans for the event are being made by Frank Eberhart. ; .Quick Recovery from Illness T V Depends on ' Pu're Drugs You should be just as careful in the V choice of your druggist as you are ' in choosing your doctor. :I ; A doctor's good work is completed only when , a good 'druggist has filled the preseription with absolute accuracy.. You are SAFE when your prescriptions are filled hy : W. A. Kuykendall, Inc. DRUGGIST 870 Willamette Street Eugene, Oregon general iffcretory of the local associat'ivill rVraain here'for'a JUtle while before .: . 1 - .1 r A I .1A..L1.. n him fo.MM . hob, una an wvimuon io mo ...V!. v.sfvwfc "r wu... -. ptosutent will be extended in tne near future. I Elmer Hollaa Back.. Elmer Uoilsnd has returued to Eu gene for a visit 'after a trUi to Japan on Notrrial Conmitsloa Filed Frank E. Blair has filed hm notarial ; one of tbe relief shins sent from Port- laud to the devastated area following the conijpkMuoil with the county clerk. Mrs. Irwin Better " ' Mrs. Caro Irwin is back on the job ngain fiKhiy at the Ax Hilly department sioro, following a brief illuess. Kiwanis To Aid ; ' , One of the malor efforts of the Ki wanis clubs of the country in their- prrt gram for the coming year will b towsid cooiieration with the chamber of coor; mene -organmitions, according to a let'' ter received by the Eugene Kiwanians., Press Association Man Here - 1. B. Mickle. Pacific coast business manager for the I'nited Press associa tions, lett loday for Klamath runs where he will transact business before returning t. his headquarters at San r rancisco, lie has spent two days here. v Home Is Remodeled Dr. X. C Nelson has for tbe nast three months, been having the home he formerly occunied. entirely remodeled. The work will soon be completed and the building will then contain two very mod ern tour-room upurtnients. Wilcox To Hebe A. H. WMcox of the Siuslaw national forest office left today for flebo. where be will check up on plaliting work and other matters in the interest of his de partment. : ; . great earthquake and fire. From Oakrldaa W. It Orr, Sam Hilary," J. M. Plum lee. Hoy. It. Miuii-k and K. II. Minick vereiamong the visitors in Eugene today from Ofkridge. .. r Nnn,8jswcase . 'V:A jnumber of new plate glass snow ctell'nave been installed in the McMor- raitrK-siioume uepartmeni store aronndfthe . baseineut, entrance of the ground ilfloor..-- The improvements cost approximately $lStH), ' Poultry Meeting Tonight A meet ins has be.ru culled for this evening at T:30 o'clock iu the Chamber of Commerce roonui by the Pacific Co operative Poultry ProthK-ers. K, 8. Dur kee, president, aud K. J, Dixon, mnuager, wilL.Jbe present. This is "said to be a rapidly growing organisation. Coming from Chicago ' Mr. and Mrs. II. William, their daughter and son-in-lnw, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Oilman, and their three children, are coining to Eugene- Friday to make their future home. They will make their temporary homo with Mr. hnd Mrs. Jiunes I.nwson, until they can find a home of their own. . Here from Corvallis Mr. aud -Mrs, J. (1. Oithens of Corval Us went to Eugene Saturday. They were guests of their son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Oithens of Eugene. Mr. tiithens attended the Moose- Legion meeting held in Eugeue Sunday. Cor vallis Onuette-Times. Frank Davey To Lecture Hunk Duvey or t'ortiitmi. secretary of the Catholic Truth Society, lectures tonight at St. Mary s Catholic parish ball at 8 o'clock under the auspices of Eugene council. Knights of Columbus. There will lie no admittance fee and all are welcome, it is announced. . Holt to Portland , J. O. Holt, manager ot the l-.ugene Fruit Growers' . association, left thir. morning for Portland, where he will at tend a ennners' meeting. Ho plans to Kttend a meeting of prune growers nt Salem on his return. trip, to Eugene. Stores to Close 'Eugene stores connected - with the TjOne County Credit association, are planning to close their doom Saturday afternoon from 1:30 to 5 o'clock, in or- der,tli:it employes and owners- alike may attend the Uregon-U. A. u, lootoau guiue. . Vlsltlnfl In City Mr. and Mrs. J. Bentlv Stam of Port land and their small daughter Dorothy arrived last evening to spend the week visiting with Mrs. Stem's mother. Mrs. Thomas Bailey, and to take in Home coming at hc University ot urcgou. Both aro University graduates. Rogers Returns to East . . K. Hogeru oi .Minneapolis, .Minne sota, one of the directors of the ticlioeo Timber company and a prominent lum ber retailer of the middle west, left for bis home this nftornoon alter a visit of the past few days in Eugene. Meeting Is Postponed The Southern- Oregon district meet in sr of the Methodist chinch, which was to have been held Deeenibor .1 and 4, has been postponed, until some tune m Jan nary, according to S. A. Dauford, dis trict siippriniendent, , , Niece to Visit . Miss Ihiuiso SilKer, niece of -.Mi-a. r.. E. Mink of Eugene, is expected to arrive here thirt evening from lies .Moines, Iowa, on her way to California, where idle will make her future home. She will remain here .for. several days visiting with her aunt, : Finisfi Bulldino Ho Twelve' new cottages., constnicreu ior I lie employes of the Booth-Kelly Lumber company ut Wendling, have been roni nleterl - The' homes were all plastered under the directiou of J. A. Russell of Eugene. ' s Fixtures Are Ordered Fixtures for rlie restaurant to be op ened in the near future in the location of the former llkinarch cafeteria have neen ordered and aroi expected to be here within a few days. The new restaurant will bo known as anus cute, according to the owner, L. II. Tull. Cornell Gives Address A talk on the subject of safety rules wnj civen to imnils uf the Geary school Tuesday afternoon by ff. A. Cornell, city traffic officer. Cornell' explained to the pupils how accidents should be avoided while people are winning on tne streets, riding bicycles or driving autoinoDiies. ' Joins Sales' Force ' 1 - iEarl Hector of '.101 1 Lawrence street has been added to the sales force of the Ax Billy grocery department. He was on (ha job nt the store this lnorn ing. i ' Suit Dismissed1 by Court For wnnt of jurisdiction, tbe divorce suit of Thelma It. Miner against William Miner waa dismissed by Judge G. F. Skipwortb. It was brought out that nei ther party was a resident of Lane county. I Here from Creswell - . - - i t. F. G. Wise is visiting in Eligene for a few days, peDding tha sale of atock and implements at hiR ranch near CreB- well. Wise Isis rented nis rancn, anu Poultry Meeting Tonight What promisee to be the biggest poul trvmcn'u meeting here in many months, takes place tonight when It. N. Dnrkeo. president, and P. J. ;I)ixon, manager of the - Pacific Cooperative Poultry Pro ducers' association, sneak in the Cham ber of Conunerce. The meeting is to Ktsrt t 7:110 'o'clock. .Strengthening of tlie poultry industry in tho objective sought, it is itinoUnced. Ltvoeitofik Mei 'Meet ' f.rnxinir ueiiuibeos of the Cascade na tional forest will meet at Lowell on Fri day, it lias been aunounoen. iuc siocn men. who -a re organized as the Upper Willamette LivcajocK association, win discuiw several matters of importance tn tl,n i. Itiferenls. ii. io. Vincent, nssisi ant supervisor of the Casj-ude national forest, win aucnu ..mo iuvuwuft.. No PlavorouRii Saturday .It waa. announcea . toaay inui lui-re would be ho pjaygrdund class at the Uni versity of Oregon Saturday, because of Hie. Oregon-O. A. C. football game and .the home-coming program..-The next meeting of the class will De on nniur- ,1.1.. riinnemh 1. Clfisses nre held every Lsatnrday for the children of Eugene who .are between the ages ot a ana 111 years. CROUP i v 8paBtnodlcCroiip Is frequently 1 relieved by one application of-- WICKS V VAPORUB Oor if Million Jarm Ummil Yearly Join 6 Circulating Library .x',ft.:; ur - and read the latest books always.- 4 GREAT MANY rfAVE AVAILED THEMSELVES Ot THIS OPPORTUNITY 5 .. i . & : .- AND 'ARE PLEASED i -.We give yoti below & tfaitial list of New Bodks wtf have just lately placed on - the shelves for your enjoyment. " VINE, Atle THE STREETS OF DON JUAN -; LABYRINTH - - - -LONE WOLF' RETURNS GREAT MOMENT - -HADDINGTON CIPHER LADY PROM THE AIR, LUCK-OF THhI k'lii . , fALCON OF SQUAW TOOTH NIGHT PassDs - Lcwislioii Hull - - Viniee - Crlyn - Johnston Williamson Cullum Bl'TTERFULY " SPOOKY. HOLLOW - - BREAD ... . AMELESS RIVER ' -KrVEUTRAIL- - ;- ' -ttXG, LONG TRAIL -JJAKICENMORE MYSTERY.' ; ' lr . " - - - ;- FROM PAINTED -' HARDIN & SON . -RAilLXTA , . : E ; DANCING STAR INLAND. OF I)ESTINY Hnnkon .Norris Wellij Norris . Roe Erskine Baxter. Fk'tclipr POST. Ames - Whitlock - SmLlli - Knck - . Rt.cs A DAUGHTER OF THE GIRL IN THE GOLDEN ATOM . - - - - - CunimiiiK candlestick: maker rippling ruby - -florentine dagger hidden lives - - RUFUS - - - ! FET1TERSTONE -GIRL IN THE FOG - -BELOVED PAWN .- -NUPTUAL FLIGHT -A LOST BABY - -JANET MARCH -FIRES OF AMBITION - ASHES OF VENGEANCE : - - - . .'- Soiijinurvillc WOMAN OF KNOCKaU)E - Caiiie BRASS COMMANDMENTS - Sefzer LENGTHENED, SHAfM)V - -Locke ' JIM-HANVER, DETFX'TIVE - Cohen SWEET PEPPER ' : -. .Mosh OLIVER OCTOBER. - XcCuteJieon -. . v . Bardp.ii Fletcher - Hecht - EyjeB Richmond - Dell tfoliomb .'- TitUB'1 - Mawtei-B Cuther Dell ... BihbB- . THE BEST PLACE' TO TRADE AFTER -ALV.. .-. Willamette Between 6th and 7th . . -i s To Build Garage-- . ' , ' liuildini nerndt has neen obtained by the Baptist church through Frank Need- bam loi tuo conKtrucuon 01 new uuu l.lc garage nt. Kighth and I'earl, ti coat alinroxlinately KIW. Mm W. Brooka lm- nlvtninNV-nenulwlion for the con- fltruction of a garage at lOIHI Nineteenth avenue eaai, w cohl himui ..w. '- , , ' ' T ' , I - Burglar Is Jailed Wilfrnl Ciiughlin, 211 yearn old anil re cent nrr val from Ontario, canaua, waa nt.nUi.ii tnnilnv while In the act of bur- Blaiiing a hiu'e three miles aoiith of L-Oltoge ijrove. neiir ihhu-pu. ,rr.; n nfflcern. lie ia in the county jail. He wan bound oyer in Collage tfrove jiiKtice court and, will berried in circuit court. - , ; Unnnilatii for Bulldino IJmeat Danner, former Ford agent at Kl.imnili 1"1I. Ik undernlooil to be nego tiating with Janiea O'Parrrll, proprietor of the ICugene Hardware enmpany. for the purchase of the Itheden building on Ninth avenue eaat. nest-llie I. O. O.. V. tiiiiple. It. 'baa beea vacant ever ijince Mnnvllle lirnlhera moved into their new home farther went in tbat-jiunie block . Basement -.T.o v 1 lu d Nov Q p c n R r i n the Children THINGS YOU'LL NEED FOR From The Busy Basement Store Pretty Colored Glass Fruit and Flower Bowls Complete with Standard $i.29 Every diseriniiimtinK hostess will want ono for tlio Thanksgiving tablo and for the numerous dinner functions that coihVat this, time of the year. I , Smooth glass bowls in lovely shadesiof am ber,, yellow, blue, brown, dark grceti, jmrplo, win find also black. Complete with' stand ard, $1.29. ; ' '" SHAPELY 7-rN; CAJ DLKSTfcKls .TO ' . :' MATCH, $1.98 PAIR Z ' . - . 3 t . ; ! 200 HandsomelyDecorated Bread and Cake jj Q Boards With Fine Steel Bread Knife U470 Round bread and cake boards of convenient size. ; Made of -finest Verjnont maple. They're . exquisitely hand decorated with 'butterfly, bluo bird; and pretty floral designs. Borders of yollow, light or dark blue, pink and Mown all with bright pretty designs. Guaranteed noli-mst steel knife.. Paokiid in oartons ready to mail. A most practical gilt. . v . raoiiua . - (if - Sale of 1500 Thermos Bottles Continues All This Week at at 98c $1.48 $2.48 Black Japanned, Corrcgatod alumi- Ono quart bizo, ... num Thennos bot- heavy corregated one pint sizo tlicr- tlcS) full ono pint aiuminuOT bottloB nios bottles with 8izo. Aluminum with handlod drinking cup. ' drinking cup. drinking cup. Lower Prices On Mamma Dolls Prettily dressed dolls that say "Mamma", in a i r very realistic- way. ' f , ' 9.8'C ea Extra Large Size Mamma Dolls, Dressed In Lovely Gingham Dresses $2.95 A regular $3.50 value. All say "Mamma"; full 26 inehcB high. Hand Etched Water Sets $2.50 , Tall shapely-water pitcher with six glasses to match. All attractively otciied in dainty grape and floral pat- teriis. Buy -thorn now for gifts. , '"'"'" Heavy Aliiniinum Water Pitchers 98c each,'. Full 2i qt. ' size . ... Panneled ( 'Alumi num Tea Kettles X. J 5-quart size $1.48 Pure Aluminum Coffee Percolators. Worth $149 Special. . , 98c " 6-cup size. ' '.,.-.';',. Heavy Aluminum Oval Roasters $2.48 Self- bnBting .roastorB, in convenient sizofpr averago family. '1 ii tion of SIrn. Kdm Tliiirhpr, Kin-nlivr loininitt.i mpmlierft of (lift ChriHtiiiu l'.iilcvor nodetieB of tlic city are Ui at-IfihI. Admitted io Hospital HHra KoalKki of Jnm-tlan Oily, Mm. W. A. (.'iinniil of nflh avenui wpiit, ii ml Mm. K. 41. Haili-T "f route 1, KiiRenr, Wrrp tolny admilti'd to thp Kit-(Piir-hnapltal. Ilohi-r l'm-ki-r of Iliilncv wax llintMl follonlni a minor oiir alion. Mr M. !. I'lutl of CothilH' drove. .Mm. .1. A. Wright of (!otlinr (irovn ami Jlra. if. 8. Allen of Hcvenlli nvemie lift life raumeratar. Warned .1 M. Mnilailrr. iHmlrinan of iIip Clinm- iier ot t'ominerci. community otiihuk earn- paiirn. warna enumprntom wno ttotk hi Hie downlown (lintricta tliat lliojr .mimt not fontft to tlippk up on thoae vAio live in apartmenta above lnmlnei-a bitlldinns. Dozpna of people hnve their homea in tlio h-rt of tlii), downtown dialrlrt. he ay. ani! intmt be counted if Kiiftene ia to get fair reprenentntlon. Cadges Are Presented Ieille l.yon, Iorento Ooea. Tom Brown,. Harry fiomia aul Donalil Ma in Were prenenteft Willi bmnxe initials for ii.KKUia the final teeta In the 1'ioneer V-lulr Tuewlay evening. The boya are all neinliem or tne fjigm nioneere. i wo new member. I'-orl l'lala owl llmnl x-Aiileinn. wfira taken into the llln Huf- fi:lo nliineem at a inH'llna, alao held Tiireday evening. TbeJIIiie Buffalo lo neera were formerly I ho Owl. o. 3. - It, ... ., ...... Lewa haa neen reeeiveo oi in1 ih-oiii ..r h h Hei in I'nniana. neaei. wno newinc niarhlae dealer ia the fiiv for about 'Mi leara waa alriok en with heart trouble Hatorrliiy morning wi.itf. he wat on the atreet. and lie died a lew liuura later. He waa aon-ln-ltw of the late II. Andrewa, who waa a nun- bee merchant here for many yeara. lie Ii atirrived hr hi" widow, a married daugh ter, lira. Howard Hilton, and ono eon. (lien Hete)u of Portland. Will ADdrrwr nd 3. K. Andrewa of Kurene are bro- iliera. and '.Ura. I). T. Awbey, a I no of jvugeni? la a aiter to Mra. rjcgel. : Drawa to Soeak- IJie northet field reprexentatlve of tte Chrixlan Kodeavor. I'aiil Ilrown. Hf he the iqieaker at a banquet tliie .tenina In the Hreabylrrla n eiuircli. The L banonet la being DreiaUtii by the Pre- vyieniyj cuur'-u euvivijiiiMurr uiip.- by ii .vnur mi run u rif-irinnKt-.i " bead In HMiffwl bomiiHt of utmty pntiirrh lr "HI. nl'" I'HH- ((lint "!- !.... - tl u It .,n....teillll. (Trillll Iilll JIHII uwnii ii n, li, tii-l throuKQ vry air pamwRP, aooihitift nnd bcalinic nwollcn, infliinird uicmbrancH und yon get Inntunt rHiof, Try 1liin. Oct a; innll boltlo o( Kly V Cn'ftin Itahn at any dm wtoro. Your dojtK?d nomrilH opea rifrht up; your bpnd IH rtfar. mi ni"r iii.i" imi.iiihih, Count fifly.- All tbe MuffinPHi. dryni-p-n. SEE OUR STOCK Before Buying , ' ELECTRIC FIXTURES ELECTRIC RANGES ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINES ELECTRIC SUPPLIES H. W. WHITE Electric Co. Phone 254-878 Willamette November Coat Sale At the mont opportune fi-mo t comes this special offering. , This wale is all tlio more notc wortlij for the only thing sacri- -ficed iu price. Stylo, Quality and Workman- : ship aro of high character. Including . dressy coats, , fur trimnicd and without fur. Kl'OltT 'GOATS in 'a largo rango of HtyleH and niatcrialu. Trict'd for thm salo $29.75 . AND t $39.75 iltno IS j eaat, Wigeno, were ' alao dlMniaaed. ( harlea Jcmt and Chewier Liielling were tMHnwferrcd to tho' infirmary from tlm iioapitul. ... - 1( v . ! 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