The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, December 10, 1924, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextS-U. 1. !-k-.... tfodiusday Evening, December 10, 1924 TUB EUGENE GUARD Tago Fivi Large's Removal SALE REDUCTIONS Spread Through The Entire Stock! These wonderful reductions are truly a gift to Christmas shoppers. With' nothing held in reserve gift seekers should find no difficulty in completing Christmas buying in a pleasing and profitable manner. Women's COATS and DRESSES Sharply Reduced! Every Coat Every Dress is included in the buying event of the year at RemovaJ Sale Prices. There are Sports Coats, Tailored Coats, Dressy Fur-Trimmed Garments, Frocks of Silk in heavy or sheerest weights, "Wool Dresses, Dinner and Evening Gowns. Every one possessing stylo qualities that measure up to fashion's demand. And every garment reduced. REMOVAL SALE! Ladies' $1.50 Wool Hosiery 1.19 Made of fine wool and artificial silk REMOVAL SALE! Silk and Artificial - Silk Hbsiery. - Pure silk and fiber silk hosiery REMOVAL SALE! Silk Umbrellas Fine Gloria' Silk Covers assorted handles and 4.95 REMOVAL SALE! Christmas Bath Robes Blanket bath robes in a wide range. Regular $4.95 to $10.95. On Sale 3.95 t0 $6.95 REMOVAL SALE! Philippine Gowns Hand Sewn and hand embroidered Half - Price REMOVAL SALE! Kotex 45c Half Dozen box 65o Dozen box 35 49 865 Willamette Street Removal SALE Now' Going On! CITY NEWS (Continued irom tinge one) aud other valuables is reported by the Aluha Xi Delta fraternity, a wouiouVi raising ofsfjotl as a quota for the society. The intruder came into t!ij T. I'. home anions the rcsl- I hullse through llie It IKenii'lil. Hint rii-i. deuta of the Uiver road district. sacked rooms and dressers. Hl-Y at Coburg Two members of the Uiigene Hl-V elub, Uulph Newmau, president ant) Addiaou lirockiiiau, aud V. 1'. Wal ter, bo3' work secretary, weut to Coburg last night to organize a brauch of tbo Hi-Y. Kldred Corley was made president; l.yle Flecher was elected vico-preaident, Tbomaa Wiuu was made secretary aud Kandolnh Al- luui, treasurer. T. C. Mountain was elected faculty adviser, aud J. M. Sen cenhaugh, business adviser. Besides the officers, the membership includes Howard itecson. Percy llsrrington. Leon linke, Orville Lesley, Vernon Gray, Clifford Harrison, Ivan Uee- son, Ldward Graville, 1-oran tiray, Albert Thomas, Richard Johns aud Harry Huntington. Lions Are Victors The Lions club defeated the Ki- waniana in fast three-game Bet of volleyball on the Y. M. C. A. floor last night. Scores were 15 to 1: IS t 0; and 15 to II. The I.iona used but five men, to seven for the Kiwauis. Following is the lineup of the teams: Lions lir. C. D. Donahue, cantui'i: Herbert Iloonie, Kobert Callahan, II. 11. Kutli and William Robertson, lie wani8 Glen Morrow, captain: B. O. Immel, Dr. N. C. NcIbou. Dr. W. E, Moxley, Dr. Sherman Moody, XI. M. Uoucy and C. J. Fulton. Basket Games Tonight Karl K. "Spike" Leslie hsa been chosen president of tho Lane County Basketball league, and the first games aro scheduled for toninht. The M. C. A. Comets will meet Wend- lnig at Wendliug; the "1"' Hounds will meet Compauy C of Eugeno ou the "1" floor here, and the Gym team, composed of Eugene high school students, will take on Kugene post No. 3 American Legion, on the high &chool floor. C. D. Rarer Spoaks C. D. Itorer, president of the Bank of Commerce, addressed the Hound Table club ou the' subject of invest ments at the Osburn hotel last night. Three standards by which investments should be judged are safety of prin cipal, certainty of income and rate of income, Mr. Horer said. To tide standards could be added marketabil ity, appreciation and diversification, he added. Officer Falls In Hole A midnight chase, a yawning pit, and a foot that slipped these figured in last night s activities of iMiiut Pa trolmen Young and Watson. Prowlers at Fourteenth avenue and University resulted, in a call bciug sent to til officers. Shortly after Uiey arrived, and surprised the offenders, who started to run. Officer Watson fell into a hole, hurting hia knee and a band. lhe prowlers escaped. Hold Hut Meeting A two-day meeting of the W ostein Nut Growers' wsoeiation will bc'beM at Newherg Thursday aud Friday of this week, which a number of nu-. growers of Kugene are expected to Hi i lend. Discussions will cover both wi nut and filbert growing. Speeder Is Fined S. G. Thotuosou. arrested for sneuil- inc on west Franklin street, drew a SHI fine in municipal court from Judge George A. Gilmore this morning. No Barnstorming Trip Recanse not enough Coos coun.y schools could he sizned un for th-i barnstorming trip of Kugene high school a basketball team, the trip has been called off, says "Spike" Lei.Lt, coach. Takes Farm Census L S. Durnin of the Siuslaw na tional forest, is taking the census of farms inside the Siuslaw national for est, having gone to tie Silets country the first of the week. Roads Are Inspeotcd Clinton Hurd and O. E. Crowe, county commissioners, were in tlio vi cinity of Plouaant Hill this afternoon for the purpose of inspecting county roads in that district House la Traded Trading her house at Enterprise for 160 acres of timber in western Lane county, Mrs. Ina Keltner has announced the deul through A. J. Mc Ky of the Berger Uealty office. thor big redwood tree is on Willam ette atreet on the lot adjoining the terminal hotel but this is on private property aud not on the parking strip pace. At one Mnie there were many r'eoa along Willamette street from the north end to Elevcuth avenue but tho steady advance of business has cut them down one at a time, accord ing to the old timers who havo recol lections of the early days of the city. Lamar Toozs III Lamar Tooae, connected with the University of Oregon gift campaign, it; recovering from an attuck of typhoid, pneumonia at bis home in Kugene. To Build Residence Permit to erect a residence at 711 Lincoln street was granted by W. H Alexander, city building inspector to George W. Davis, yesterday. Judge Foster Returns Judge O. H. Foster, local attorney. has returned from Portland after a brief business visit. Railroad Man Here - C. II. McCrimmon, passenger agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul railway, was a visitor 8t the Southern Pacific district office today. Graham to Corvallls h. Ii. Graham, district freight and passenger agent of the Southern Pa cific railway, went to Corvallis today on company business. MASONS ' Annual meeting of Hiram Council. No. 7, It. & S. M., will bohcld Wed nesday evening, December 0th. Din ner at 0:30 P, M. ilO 4 RpRiilar "ens!on of Eujcene Lodge No. !"-7 Bcrjovelcnt and Protective Order ff Klk. "Wednesday, Inceinbcr 10th, 7:30 p. m. A large delegation from Albany Lodge No. 3.M, will be with us on that date. ' The initiatory cere mony will be exemplified by the offi cers of Albany Lodge. All visiting Brothers welcome, Secretary. OF (Continued from page one) funds at its disposal in foreign devel opment. - "Now you conic and want to put it in a classification that will compel lis to turn over to it money that .is need ed in other parts of the state and which linn not been contemplated for the Ml. Hood system." ' "Dumping Burden." "I wont to sec the forest service continue to do what it began to do and not to see it try to dump the bur den of finishing it elsewhere and come in here and try to make us indorse such actiou. "There is too big a portion of the state's highway in the hands of the forest service aud I object to you gentlemen being arbitrary about it." "This isn't a conference," said Van Duzer. "You come in with your prop osition nnd tell us to take it or leave it. I protest against that. I am will ing to concede your classification on III:! miles nnd then you want to cram down my throat the 43.7 miles to which I object on principle." The local forest representatives said that they would be obliged to submit the matter to Washington nnd asked the highway commission to pre sent a brief, which the commission promised. Chniiges in the state market road laws to permit application of market road funds to state highways will be asked of the next legislature, if ideas expressed by county representatives of the state highway commission meeting here are carried out. Seventeen counties have delega tions here, the impression having iR STAYS I :n: it Ti. T7 r iuimuns use ii-rcw vcius Buys Jar at Drugstore Give Something of Leather For a real gift of beauty, utility and permanence give something of leather soft collar cases, hand-bags, wallets there are dozens of suggestions in our fine stock which will make your gift shopping a simple procedure. And our salesmen are always glad to sug gest. Wade Bros. HART SCHAFFXER & MARX CLOTHES' spread through the state that this session is a budget meeting. Itequcats for $5,000,000- ot Btate road money were made yesterday aud fully as largo an amount is represent-' ed in todny's requests. Karly in the session the commission pointed out that there was no pro gram or budget being drawn up and that the 1UJ5 progmm would depend largely upon the action of tlto legis lature, excepting for work already or dered and financed. t Practically all of the judges pointed out that with market road funds tied up by state laws, all of the counties are hampered in cooperating on state highway improvement. They urged a modification of tb statutes. Boys Will Gather At Roseburg Meet DatCB for (he older boys conference of the Southern Oregon district to he held at ltoscburg havo been set for January 10 to IS, according to announcement today of W. V. Walter, hoys' work secretary of the Kugene V. M. C. A. Eugene is now in the southern Oregon district since the former Willamette calley district has been divided, Mr. Walter states. A delegation of at least 30 boys will at tend the Roseburg meeting and a bid for some of the new offices will be made, Mr. Walter states. CW$ HAIR If v J GROOM BEWARETHE Nelson Is Wanted Any person knowing the present whereabouts of Andrew Nelson or Dick Nelson, formerly of Buffalo, wyo., or Denver, Colorado, and more recently of Kugene, is asked to get in touch with Darwin E. Yoran, post master, who has important informa tion for Mr. Kelson. Another Old Tree In Street to Fal D. A. R. to Meet Danghtcrs of the Americau llevoln- tion will meet Friday, December 12, at the home of Mrs, C, O. Wilson at Emerald Heights, Springfield. The women will meet at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Bruce liogart, and those posaessing automobiles are requested to bring them in order to transport members to Springfield. v Japanese Prints Shown Japanese prints, some of which are owned by the school of architecture and allied arts of the University i.l Oregon, are now to be seen in the gallery of the arts building. The ex hibition of paint inc of Tokio, L'cy ama. which has been here for some time, has been boxed ready for ship ment back to the artist. Woman Is Freed Mrs. I,eona Costello of Oakrldge wn found not guilty by Jury In jus. tires court yesterday, on a charge of selling liquor. She was defended by Howard M. Brownell. Ti.e jury was H. K. Stephens, ,T. 8. Higglns, Mrs. 8. H. McKinney, A.VI. Whipple, M. D. Mitchell nnd J. L. Keever. ' Ship Household Goods New arrivals in Kugene to locate arc C. M. Johnson of Cooley, N. Dak , W. O. Hlandy of Detroit, Minn., and (I. M. Horand of Bend. Household goods shipped tu Eugene by these families 4iavo been received at the freight depot of the Oregon Elclrt! Cutting down of the big tree on the east side of Willamette atreet near tho Standnrd Oil elation at Tenth avenue wnB started today and when this la completed there will be but one more tree on the Willamette street business section, this being close to the curb in front of the Gaylord hotel between, Fifth and Sixth avenues. An See the M. & W. Gift Ad on Page 3 For Christmas, Give Her The New BUTTERICK COOK BOOK For this givat iu?w Cook Bonk con tains not only hundmla of delicious rocipt'S lint many suggested menus for holidays ns well as ordinary days. Every woman is delighted with Tho New Butterick Cook Hook heeause it riavori her thf trouble of pondering every day, "'What Shall I Have for Dinner Tonight. J" The New BUTTERICK COOK BOOK On Salo at our Butterick Pattern Counter $2.50 a copy L-Jjit:-t.-lillfJH,iKM: otorc tangles. A judgment was recently giv en ngninat tho ff.rm but us it is a homestead no attachment could be tnken on the property up to tho value, of $aotX. The appraisal is taking place in order to determine the ac tual value and if this is tound morn than tho exempt $r?(VOO, this much will be Bet off and clnHaified aa the home stead, and tho remainder will bo held to satisfy the judgment, tho sheriff states. The board of appealers ap pointed in the case iB composed Oscar MrMahan, Taylor Needham and A. h. Yarnall. Three hunters were in to collect the county bouuty on predatory ani mals at the office of tho county clerk today, this being the largest number in one day in some time. During the summer months bob cats, cougars, wolves, and coyotes that are the especial target of tbo bounty collectors have more aaf?ty than during tho winter judging by the reports at tho county clerk s office. Since November 1 the bounty bits beeu paid on 'JO bobcats, nine coyotes and one wolf, Tho cougars and scan, also under county ban, came through this period without a casualty, the ru oorta ahow. This is only a small num ber of killings in comparison with tlu winter months. Tho bouuty was paid today to Felix Miller, motor route C, for two bob cats; Sberaden HUIb, Jasner, one coy ote; Frank Sanders, Juspcr, one bobcat. Farm Value Leads To Unusual Angle Don't Let That Cold Turn Into "Flu" Rub on Good Old Matttrol That cold may turn into "Flu," Grippe or, even worse. Pneumonia, unless you take care ot it at once. Rub good old Musterole on the con jested parts and see how quickly it bring9 relief. Colds are merely congestion. Mus terole, made from pure oil of mustard, amphor, menthol and other simple ingredients, is a counter-irritant which itimulates circulation and helps break: up the cold. As effective as the messy old mustard plaster, does the work without blister. Just rub it on with your finger-tips. You will feel a warm tingle as it enters the pores, then a cooling sensation that brings welcome relief. ToMothtrtt Musterola Is also mad in milder form for babies and small children Ask for Children's Musterola 35c and 65c, in jars and tubes. To supervise the appraisal of a farm in the Dexter district, Sheriff Frank K. Taylor left for that section today on what lie considors as rather an unusual case in Lane county legal mm Bttfr than ji mattard plat fr Forest Official Leaves D. ('. Jngraham of the district for est office in I'urtlard,' who has been in Kugene for the luat few days con ferring with the Cascade foreat offi cial on the anuua! grafting report, went to Itoaeburg Uiis morning on a bueinces trip. Map Index Complete A complete Index or maps and aur veys of the Hiuslaw national forest, . , i showing added surveys made dunr.g Chronic couphl and persistent eoldi ,ile p,1Bt it,,0Ui , uecu completed ' lead to serious lung trouble. Yoti can luls wefki alld wm frWllrdcd to ; stop them now with Ueomulnon, an ,ue ,iirit.t rficc ,t Portland, says i emuiBinea creosote mat is pleasant to , si,elley, supervisor . f the Siua-1 lake. Creomulsion is a new medical nw (iP,i, i discovery with twofold action; it soother ' and heals the inflamed membranes aud cr.iAr-m.. p,.i,l., liii. ,u. . Fraternities Combine i III all Iimm, ! ' ' - ' " A REAL EASTMAN HAWK-EYE CAMERA NOT A TOY -AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS PRESENT to everyone who opens a new monthly account of $5 or more. This camera loads in daylight has automatic shuttor for time and snaps and a carefully tested meniscus Ions of tho very highest quality. Only a limited number. i START YOUR BOY OR GIRL OFF RIGHT AND ASSURE THEIR FUTURE PROTECT YOURSELF FROM WANT WAKE YOUR MONEY "WORK FOR YOU TODAY BEFORE THE CAMERAS ARE ALL GONE CALL AND SEE H. O. SEALE PHONE 640 Eugene Agent 695 Willamette St. OPEN MEETING THURSDAY, 8 P. IW. Keeps Hair ombea pf.tnmerrn rwipt ifn fur wnnirn. l'lit : 1 TJI!., I T """" 'T'".? V . ' t K.ppa and I'll! Kappa Kp.ilon, i i"""'. Sl,n. en,c? ,ot, "Vf; at the L!,,ier,ty of Oregon, have; kI;r'.. iVLCg.g 7," . ii T been combined into one organisation,' r..m.,i.:- i ..i ii. i. . ' 1'tii Chi Theta, creosote, other healing elements which I eollho and heal tlio inilamed mem- i fsnajsasMsssa Admission Free Osburn Hotel Public Invited Members Bring Guests Special Talk on "The Right Road" brines and slon the Irritation and in. . flammatinn, while the creosote aoea on ; to the stomach, is abiorbed into the i blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and destroys the grms that fci4 to consumption. Kven obstinate, unruly or shampoo-1 Creomulsion 'Is guaranteed satisfac 1 ed hair Maya combed all day in any ; torj In the treatment of chronio coughi tyle you lil,e. "I lair-tirooiu" la a snd colds, bronchial stthma, catarrhal dignified combing cream which given ' bronchitis and other forms of throat that natural glnes and well-groomed snd lung diseases, and is excellent foi effect to your hair thst final tomb building up the system after colds ot to good dref both in btiitica and on tbo flu. Money refunded if snr cough mmal occasion". "Ilnir-fironm" t or cold, no matter of bow long stand greeselea; also help grow thick. 1 Ing, is not relieved after taking accord heavy, lustrous hair. Hewars of, ing to directions. Ask your druggist j greasy, harmful imitations. ' I Crcooulaioo Co, Atlanta, Cs. (Adv.) Knights of Pythias Will Initiate lielinet ljilge. No. .'!.'!. Kn glits of j Pythias will confer the KR'iuire rank ' un four pages Thursday evening, at b o'clork. It is alao a regular meeting of the lodge. Itrfreabments will be j served. Home It Christmas present ! A Christmas present for his wlfo :n the form of a home in Westmoreland, was purchased bv I). YV. Mi"re yes terday, from W. B. Cooper. Mr. Toon, er also sold saother home in We.:- morelasd to I'aul Moore. try T A - LOAM ASSOCIATION & - Women's Heiins Robktd Theft of (76 is money, end Jcwtlr) mm , . Assets Over $1,500,000 State Supervision Portland, Oregon t ri i ! ' i ! ! ' ' t;