Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, April 21, 1924, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text.Monday Evening, 'Arjril 1 Page Six THE EUGENE DAILY 0.UA8D- t . 11 t. fi, ''I I' l r i' ; I! - ! ! ! ?! FAVOR OF 2-MILL E Irving Grange Is strongly in favor nf r two-mill lovy (hut will rnlts 70,000 m Lane'n one-third tthnro in 1im cost of a bridge arrow the Wil Jnmptte river at IlnrriKburg. and haa adopted reaoluiionii in favor of the levy. The resolution follow: Whereaa, the travel on the Pacific highway i now compelled to croan the Willamette river at Harriaburg on n fcrrv. and Wliereaa. the travel on aaid high- wny U eo heavy that it is Jmporwilile - to give even a reasonable eervice with any ferry that can he nned on I he river at thin point due to wnter rnd other condition which make It exceedingly dangerous and tinftntlx fnctory having already coat some Iivim, and, Whereaa. the state highway com- m is ion hna signified its wiliingnefifl to cooperate with Jnne and Ijnn coTtntie on a basis of one-third each, including all the approach.' ou the I.niie county nide and advnnce the Here nary funda until the anine cnn he riiiaed by I,nne county from the 1025 levy and will also pave the Pacific lighway between Junction CHy and IlnrriKhurg on completion of bridge and take over all future expenaea for nuiiniennnre of Raid highway, and. AVheretiB, we connider Ihfn arrange ment very advantiigentia to Lnne county and realiring that if we do not take advantage of thia proposition at the present time wo are risking fur ther lose of life and also future coop eration to the name extent by the state highway commiRsinn and deem-1 ing the aa!d bridge to be uliaolutelv m-eeaafiry for the anfety and convenience- of the traveling public Now, therefore, be. It Resolved, That Irving (Jrnnge No. 877, favor a Mecia lew of not to exceed two f2i milla on nil the taxable property In Lane county for the year j02f for the purnoHo of paying for the conn ty'a ahiire of the proponed bridge over K. J. WARD. It. B. HON I). WM. O. KLTTSRMAN, KMMETT HOWARD. wraipues .0. T Medford, Ore., April 21. Mr. and Mra. J. C. Nerrang, who left West chester, Conn., December 1, 11120. in an ox-arawn covered wagon, reached tho outsliirta o( Medford, their destination, last week-end 22 lionra ahead of their schedule hecauso ui rnuio auvice concerning road con llillnn-i hmk Xt.ilfn,..! They were mot hy' a chamber of , commerce delegation with a hand to vnvun, wvux -uriiiau-r into me city. Dinner Dance Is Planned By Club Klwanlnna nf Pttirntia will tnrtaln tholr ladlos Tuesday eve- " i"o ncnornKo, it naa Been announced.' The nffnlr, which will be In the form of a dinner dance, win ocgin at y ociock. STATISTICS bI!IKr,na At the Eugene hoipltal, . Haturdny, April 10, 1024, to Mr. 1 and Mra. Orrlle I. Shields of Cer Tallla, a daughter, weight 7 pound,. GIFFOnD At the Eugene hospital, Hatllrday, April 10, 11)24. to Mr. and Mra. Milton O. Clifford of Rpriogflcld. a aon, weight 8 pounda. IlKWniCKSONAt the homo, Sat urday, April 10, 1024, to Mr. and Mra. J. R, Hendricksou of Crow Plage, a Bon. 8WJJVAN At the Pacific Christian hospital, Saturday, April 10, 1024, to Mr. and Mra. ,T. V. Hnlllvan of WIS Chambers street, a aon, weight TH pounda. UrRKAN At the home of Charlea . l-rlsboe on motor route A. Thurs day, April 17, 1024. to Mr. and Mriu n. O. McKran. a aon, Mra. MoKean waa formerly Mlaa Kthel i'riihee. JIOFF-At the Mercy hoapltal, Sat- Hy. April 10, 1024, to Mr. and ..JIT Kj l ,lo,f of ,,7fl r'"' treet, a dnnghter, weight 7 pounda. Whitman colleirs baaeball play- era, enicer for vlctery, will arrive here for the opening g-amo of thi aeason on tho ITnlveraity of Oroffon Kchedule Tuesday afternoon. The Kitma will count In the standing of the Northwest Intercollegiate con-ferr.nce. The Missionaries lost two frames to the University of Washington llaniond experts last Friday and Saturday, hut their showing was far from encnuraitlnff from the Ore gon standpoint. The scores were 4 to 3 and 6 to 4. and Che fact that Whitman played as tight gamoa as she did means that the Lrfmon-Yol. Inw snuad will have a battle on Its iiands. Oregon Is not stronir. at least In her pre-season showing. Whitman. tne other hand, haa the same llr.eup as last aeason. and liai some new material to draw on In ad.iHI.m- inpt. Clinton Ward, ulavlnir his third year on the Whitman team, Is raiea as one or tne best third base men In the conference. His lusty swats havo brought In moro than ono homo run In past seasons, and his fielding during the past few yeara has been of the Lest. Art Walther, catcher, la another veteran. For tho past two years no nus can-tin every inning of everv game Whitman has played In the iiLt-rf-iiieKinie conier-itice. rennev at first Is playing his second year; i-ean at seennd la nlav iik his thlnl year. Oarrult at hort Is playing his sicono year; null and -Mntsuno In .he outfield are playing their third year, ana Tsuua In tho outfield Is rl'iylug h'.s second season. Babe Mum is twirling his third sanao Oregon's full strength will not be hnown until the tont. i, praotlcu sue nns nor snnwn to hfr beit ab I'y, and It may be that aomethlnc wi I bo in . .rked when the Innings i-vn niung. n At any rnto, til gane Tuesday ouglit to b- u good season'a openur. Oregon Plans To Help Presbyterian School At Albany Allmnv. Anrll f m.a ' atate of Oregon will be appealed to in m. cuinpniKn now neina; organlied to mine $600,000 for new buildings, nulnment and nrnrlimiiuA .n.. merit for Alhnnv ain-lant rniinKe, Ainnnr, ure., an oM-Mtab- imiiau ncnorii iinnp Es.j-.aiK..i. nimnlct-n. hut not iattnia. ...,.., - . -.,111111. g O t. L i - Ian. Htate bearlquarters ar Jn the muiinoman noioi, Portland, J, Hen ry Innv 1b dtmatnr. Followlnir dm fllvlaiAn i-. -d vice-chairmen and their real- aenifni neaoquartora: ' Cook Hhv. th I-lv ak..i. a FterirnAr. Chnrrmnn Cnniilii.! f m ' iiin, urniKtrj ivnnun. me itov. u Lt, Boyd, ehalr man. itnknrr Mra T. n an.i. Vlcn chairman. T-tnlr -- D.i.a juiiko j. w. waioney, chairman Pendleton: J. B. Akey, vice chair- man. landlnlrtn : Mra A n ir-.u vice chairman. Helix; Portland, P"! Shepherd, vice chairman; Southern Oregon. M. C. Gaton, chairman, Oranta Paaa: W. S. ninns-h vi..nth rnna ana Mrs. Walter . Praisler JJrown, Medford, vice chairman; Wll nmettn. irnmai. nwan iiiid Miea worn Maaon, Eu gene, vice clfnlrmen. Mra. Clarence - - Miin. kii-o reiurn ui iuiRD maaon rrom Hawaii, MEN'S FBilTFllTV BUYS K. A. T. HOUSE Purchnan nt tttn rtA,, j tJlA 111 Nt Rnvnrfll . vixira h ai pha Thotn, at twelfth avenue eaet nun iiuyHrn, ny, ianpa ielta Phi, II ....... 4u r t ii. nun uiiiMillutfll rnnnv. m chell waa the owner. The deal wan miuiP inrousn tne iTeanott HDlKi VU 111 Jill Ujr, niVRIIA TALKS rOMTICH JlAUa. Hnnln A nvll 9 1 Prlmo It I VAra. hftnrl nf h. .. don In red In a apeech today that thi infjBoni movement in Npnln la "evo Mitinnary, not revolutionary." He aaia tn nirectorv will o-iu. er aa soon aa "another group of cap nisi-i--, riiuu iiiirHHinnea man uro will ' iu iaho it over. COMING The Zenith toaster Wagon ROAD TESTED This famous Coaster is being driven over the Pacific Highway propelled by a Briggs-Stratton Motor Wheel. The stur diest Coaster Ever Built. Look for the Zenith Coaster at TUESDAY, 4 P. M., APRIL 22nd. to m the Zenith Ooaurter. A JAZZ dtp will t 1t to etch of the flret 100 bey on hand. Host Modern and Best Equipped Optical Establishment on the Pacific Coast Tod Every Facility Provided to Insure Prompt and Efficient Service to Those Suffering from Defective Vision Dr. Moody's Newly Remodeled Quarters are Given Wide Publicity in National Publications mm ?fv The letters that follow are self-explanatory. Dr. Sherman W. Moody. The Optical Age and the Optical Journal and Review of Optometry, national optical journals, under March' and April datings pay tribute to Dr. Moody's fine new ootical establishment in this r.itv. On ionrnal devoted a Dasre and one-half to Dictum anJ story. That you may appreciate what the outside world has to sav nf Dr. Mnndv's enterprise we Drint the articles below in f,,ll .l.CH -as. - J - J L A -Uil, Handsome Optometric Offices in a City of 13,000 People One of the most complete and attractive offices in the North west is that of Sherman V. Moody, local optometrist, at 881 .Willamette street. Extensive al terations involving an expendi ture of several thousand dollars were made.recently and mahog any fixtures and furniture were installed, giving most attractive appointments. T.he offices, the arrangement of which is shown in the accom panying photograph, have a depth of 120 feet. The rear half is used for a shop, which is com pletely equipped with machinery for lens grinding. There are two examination rooms, which are fully equipped with the lat est refraction instruments. The waiting and fitting rooms are combined. Dr. Moody is justly proud of his establishment and doubts if many equal to it can be found in other cities with a population of 13,000. He says that his estab lishment represents an invest ment of $25,000, which does not include $16,000 which he has spent in advertising during the past eight years. Notwithstand ing that Eugene and Lane coun ty have only increased about 25 per cent in population during the past eight years, Dr. Moody's practice has increased about six times over that of his predeces sor. The optometrio firm holds a long lepae on the premises at 881 Willamette street. Optioal Journal. A WELL-PLANNED OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENT . Dr. Moody Celebrates Anniver sary In Fine Surroundings Amidst attractive surround ings tho practico of Dr. Sherman W. Moody, of Eugene, Ore., has grown steadily since his estab lishment in that city in 1916. Recently Dr. Moody celebrated his eighth anniversary in Eu- KCne. The nicture on t.bn nnnn- sito page shows what a fine es- lannsnment fle Has bunt up. When Dr. Mnodv Wntnl in Eugene eight years ago he did so on account of its educational as well as businoss advantages. The doctor has lived nr. trav eled in most nf the ntnfna nf 4h Union and bolievos that the Uni versity of Oregon ad the publio school svstom thorn duced a standard of citizenship and culturo in Eugene and its adjaoent territory that is not ex celled "anywhere else in thia country. A larger proportion of the icoplo wear classes nnH thorn io loss neirleot of tho surroundings than elsowhore, na- miauy muiung iiiugeno an ex ceptionally good centor for opto metrio sorvico. Notwithstanding thnt Tnnrr. nnd Lane county have only in creased al-'-'it 25 per cent in pop ulation, 1 estihlioh doing nl. . six times the vol ume of buHinoss that Dr. Moody's predecessors had nt. tho purchafio. Quarters Completely Remodeled j-tcuuvuiug umt jcjugene posses- trj-A t1 rujg L -ar Interior View of Dr. Moody's Fitting and Refracting Rooms ses about all of the potential ad vantages for becoming a large city, with the added attraction of a mild, healthful climate and scenic beauty unsurpassed, Dr. Moody has recently used a con siderable aum in remodeling his examination and fitting rooms, ' etc A complote set of mahogany fixtures and furniture has been . installed, thus making it one of the most attractive Rnd best equipped optioal establishments on the Paoifio Coast. The storeroom has a depth' of 120 feet, the rear half being used for tho laboratory, where fifteen difforent optical machines form the equipment for grinding, edging and mounting of lenses. The firm also does a wholesale business in the city and sur rounding territory. The two re fraoting rooms are equipped with the most modern instruments and scientific appliances for use in diagnosing and correcting defective vision. Optical Age; : American Optical Company Sherman W. Moody. ' anoisC0' CaL 4' 192 881 Willametto St.,' ; Eugono, Oregon. Door Mr. Moody: ' " vnLnr? gd do?1- f int0Jcst "ltrations and write-up of your store in tho current issuos of tho optical papers. Congratulations n such a fine looking store. "I shdl hope nt sofno time in the iou future, to have tho pleasure of making a call on you. Vory sincoroly yours, ' AMERICAN OPTICAL COMPANY, GSJAA F. A. Hardy & Co Agts. . Woo. S. Johnston. Another Large Wholesaler Writes: Dr. Sherman W. Moody, Eugene, Oregon. Dear Doctor Moody: . ' We have before us the April Optical Age carrying a full page re production of .your office, including a well-written article and fine pnoto 01 yourself. About the only remarks that we can make, Doctor Moody, are that viGi, i6 d?s,-not,i?1 nny wny do iustice to your excellently fur nished and artistic office. our entrance is certainly pleasing to the eye and you can foci proud of the Tact, Doctor. We do notbelieve tuat tnero is a bettor annearin-r or nmniw' v,i. iu- , j , , , q ..t.i, jjiauu iu mis entire torri- tory, and you are certainly to be congratulated. CESEL very sincerely yoursv . . . i- -.-nc un tippucaiion.; Complete Modern Factory in Connection DR. SHERMAN W. MOODY OPTOMETRIST AND EYESIGHT SPECIALIST 881 Willamette Street Eugene, Oregon Complete Modern Factory in Connection ' ' M"MW1W'Mw,ll"l''-ia 'sssa " own admitted 10 the Paolflo Christian hospltaU From Klamath Falls R. O. Whltlny of Klamath Falls was nere uundajr. Spend Weak End H Air. anil Mrs. .InW ilatn.Kw -nr ,F. Mcllofl, Lloyd 13. narnut, Isaac ... 1 aim marioa Kiipy of Wonilllnit spent the week end In Kuncne. Land Is Traded Mrs. Janet Malojr of Springfield has tradod quarter sec'frn of land In Alberta. Canada, for a nine-acre pear and apple on-hard In Sutherlln. The Hai ..t i through the C. F. Hyda R,altY company. Mra. Goodpasture Better- Mrs. B. F. Ooodpaature, arho nas oeen III nt the PAu(fl-) Chris tian hospital, waa todiy taken lo ner noma at 1199 Wll'.Smette streeL She Is renort-vt tn ha much better now. From Harrlsburo j. . neeser ana c. w. Liggett of Harriaburg were bualneas rlttt ora here today. It From frervtllls 1. N. Coff ol CorraUlt was among thr ntrt-of-towa visitors In bug-ana today. AI Pselfls OhPlMl I Marias Pay of Xucsat, ' Miasi Harriot Psvlt of Kugane. iWrt. Oeor fi-ktisBbiokst of Cathollo Daughters Meet ine uatnollo Daughters of mu-K-a, win moot Tuoailny ovn niug In Newman hnii . '" .UrtRU -jreparauona tor an Initiation aerv. ice wnicn nojr win hold thla week onu. CemUslna Fllrd Xh notarial i-nmml..i. . t-v.r.rrua waa iiiaa with the coun. ijr visr-K louay. Daeerhalt l.lraar C. It Wlihrow today took out a ivviibv ir uancenaii to ha luotsd at Meatlowvlsw hall. Klka 11 ST. Mo Smoker . Th.ra will ho no boxing at the Klka lodge, aa had bon ronort.rf aay lodge officials. Bey later-Fa RaaS Bohhl UI.I.V.H .. . . - - ' v itosoourg waa taksn to the M.roy hospital to. day for treatment of a badly rut hand. Th K. n . the tot, who Is but four ysara of ega, fsll en some broken glass. S rum Alaraa Hays ef the bright April aim to (lay eaussd the local (ire dspart nient some eierclss. At.tt o clock a call cams la from High atrest. man dl.oor.r.d the hrlaht aunlight miatoek It for a lire. At Meray Meeettal j u."',..0- c,t,r" t PHngfl.tt, Mlsa Mrglaia Smith of Harrisburg 4 1S.K, Sallog of Crewi hare , undorsrono main. Morcy hospital. Mrs. Ivan And.r son underwent -a mlndr operation Charlie Johnson of Wcndling haa boon admitted for treatment of an Infected hand, and Miss Audrey Lucas haa been admitted for med ical treatment. Has Grade Contract J. N. McFre of the firm of Henry and MrFee. goners! contractors of Seattle, loft for Oakriilge todav tn Ho preliminary work for a five-mile grading contract hia firm holila with the Southern l'adfic on tho Natron cut-off. Released from Jail Kinerv lti-mn nf I '-...ll i - - ..-nnrii, T,rriiiK nt) ftsvs sn.l fiits nf flilil .,n Inw violation, waa released from the county jail today upon payment of the fine. Licensed ts Marry Earl I fhener and Ils P rv. pry of OreswelU married once he fore. tday were framed he 1 Clerk Rryaon a license to wed. Mel ville R. 1'imond of Marahfirld an.l Xina V. Illacker ef Eugene were also Hsenced. Two Are Fined O. A. Iniihlerbaok was fine.! A.; tn police court tiiis afternoon for cut ting a comer with his car on Jin nary 27. He also paid lll.faj to the carer ana ngnt department for a ampnnet he broke when he h,.Vej h a car. Harrey Borin psid $2 tor 1 -r--ouig on 1 rsnius poulerard. Bolldlag Pernlts Isaaad Three buil-linc nernnts weee Un todsT. one to W. W. Conn for the ' srection of a rrs dsnce and e.r... .. 1 871 Elerentk arsnue weal, to coil $3,000; one to Kara Peltier for the erection of a bun-ralow and woodshed liniv """""" su-cei, 10 cost M.tlKI; and one to Steinmctl ltrothera for the remodeling of the store build ing nt M7 Willamette street, to cost ij-OO. Boys Caught Smoking TWO h.,V eni.li 1'. -4 ...... , ' n t a VI HEP. Were riven m a...,. . V i inmic iu police court this afternoon after they were i-nuk-iu sin.. Kins; cigarettes. They had. tucked (....H. 1..... ' - r ...up uu irora ine street and smoked them, they confessed. ASKEXPLITI BY FORD Oil BID TO OBTAIN SHDALS! LIQUOR DELIVERED TO H. Rl. DAUGHERTY SAYS FORMER AGENT Wa.hinet.-n. April 2t.The de mand that Henry Ford appear before .... r. aKnruiuire committee and ernlsm fn lr Ki. .. x... 1; 1 - "ii'- i"r ..inscie gnosis vnl..A.i . 1 l . x. , "rt- ot .-.enstnr orrts. republican of N'el.raska. chairman. Xorris- re-ne.t for Ford's appear ance was In answer to a letter toJsr ll. 'H-'I. Kord- ..ere- tary. declaring it was imnneajhM f ,f 'he antnmoMle manuf-turfr to aj. Par before the committee. ... . ANNOUNCEMENT-" ' Tht Trra. ti . . wM w.. ... Ki'i.iV r.'. . 8nitiet 7:30 bat be.Vw.:;:.i:.!,ln'-jT v 1 "-' --". 9 fised" Aror con- enforcing the national prohibition act ess delivered to the H street home o Former Attorney (Jenernl Harry lioucher. n former dopnrtmpnt of jus- .JiSwj !La .1 - ""n t-oiiim (t?e. lion- asked ' Sfn,tor I-ruok-'--t "I (tarft s srvi. A . carried it." " otner men "How did von ret tM, illorj. .... Ke!" Chiefs safe. -rt ' ,,h nondier ylr,' h",, h.' "I'Plx there." ' "r what purpose toiXrSr-1'' ' f "It "lv.d you ever see people tskn lio. nor out of the safe" . T 1 ) "J", frf'iufntl.t." '"bat was the Hr . "The best. . "lln- m...v ..... an U4agl clm u- mm. a n justice car," said Boucher. "I' ways delivered the liouor i cars." I'nder further examination ator Jones, republican of '"rr' ron, Boucher admitted lie ot;; tell whether the iqnor ever j . with Daugherty. a jf Liquor arisures by departn" k :j ..,ed for and bad liquor." h J ney kept the good my'-M "'rt a UI11VQ Him Wit .v- - . UI11VO BIIU Wit "'v- .t down to the basrmont " rr irehouse," the witness '"-J them soer if in he CAW sent di saw them soer if in he cltii fice." x . T7'wm4-4- Unfffflilll JLJ ILLlllCLL. I1U1L iii Of Crow ra ...... .. .1 Cf r.mmett Hoffmsn. "'-ri died st the nrfn-rflei4 Sunday evening following t 01 some auraiion. jv the Walker chapel in Spr'.sr and funeral arrangemea ing made there TOO LATE TO CLAM'f WAXTKI Young woman f work, l'bone ltllftJ. rXTTJA nVE Mih-b. Tc. ' fresh In few days. ' Hangs tiding scaJcroy. 1 ,0" i tlR Kent nmi ' N:ikw oV sliteninA rocfflls r 9 i. ,ll'r XWIlamette.. 1 rstrSundv: oik br.1 MVvenii Ilstche; li !". ' Is Mcoes, tAS'V ,,., -fmiwiTiM r.n l .1 ""toaiobUt. s rVtnJ tf s o