ruesday Evening, January 6, 1925
THE EUGENE GUARD
Pago Five
Clearance
Removal
Merchandise of tho moment of
fered at substantial removal sale
prices in .order to clear the stock
, to the lowest point.
For today's special wo offer a
Jim of :
Dresses
flf. Reduced
1 a to -
12
was a busiuess visitor in this city 1
today.
Entertainment Planned
i'lans tor entertaining inercbtnts of
Oregon who attend the annual con-
cutiou of their state oi'Kunixution
here are being formulated by the bet
ter buaincsB bureau of the Lane
County Credit association. A meeting
was held last night at the Unburn ho
tel. C. V. Tate, secretary of the Hate
organization, was present and confer
red with the local business men. Ihe
convention will be held on the Univer
sity of Oregon campus, under the aus
pices of the school of business ad
ministration, and is to start .Sunday,
I ebruary 15, with a get-together din
ner downtown and ends Wednesday,
February 18.
Drunk is Fined
William Walstad, arrested for
drunkenness last night, was fined ?-o
this morning when he appeared before
Judge George A. Gilmure in muni
cipal court and pleaded guilty to the
offense. The defendant was repre
ss ,',
A group of smart wool
frocks that affords a
real dress buying op-'
porlunity to women
who arc in need of an
extra dress for busi
ness or utility wear.
They are made of durable and'- attractive '
poiret or charmeen wool Yilaterialsy smartly
tailored and unquestionably low priced.
LARGE'S'.;
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CITY NEWS
(Continued trum pice one)
Norkeozie last night, according to W.
L AValter, boys' work director of the
V. .M- C. A. The club is made up t
boy from the Norkenzie and AVillu
kenzie communities, and will affiliate
with l'lonoer clubs of Eugene. V. G.
Backmnn was elected leader and N el
se n Sw?cucy, assistant. Virgil Hughes
in chief ranger, Sylva Patterson, dep
uty ranger and Tascbo Saunders,
treasurer.
CITY AUTO PARK
IS
Coburg High iVIns
Coburg high school won a fast
basketball game over Thurstou high
at Coburg Saturday by a score of
23 to 11. This makes five victories
out of six games for the Coburg
team. A pick-up girls team from
Thurstou defeated a girls' team from
Coburg by a score of 34 to It).
Society Te Meet
The liethesda Lutheran Ladies'
Aid society will meet Wednesday at
one o'clock at the home of Mrs. C.
JuLI on the Elmira road. There will
be the annual election of officers.
Hera From Junction
Scott Wilkinsou, resident of the
sentdd by W. H. Brooke of tho lnw Junction City district, was a business
firm of Brooke and Browned. He paid
his fine and was released,
Divorce la Granted
A divorce -decree was granted to
Clsud Johnson from his wife, Mar
villc Johnson by Jnjrlge G. F. Skip
worth today. The Tilaintiff will pay
$20 a month until the minor daugh
ter of the couple, now age six years,
reaches tho age of 16, according to
the decree.
Administrator Is Named "
Marion Veatcb was today appointed
as administrator of the estate of the
late Jacob Siegle. The bonrd of ap
praisers appointed by the probate
court is composed of Darwin Bns
tow, XV. T. Gordon anil E. A. Schwcr-ing.
Released From Jalf
Neal McCoy and Frank-
IVoples
who were confined at the county jail
after having been fined .$50 each on
charges of killing deer out of season
were released today when they each
paid $.40, the remainder of their fines.
visitor in Eugeue today.
Notarial Commission Filed
The notarial commission of W. A.
Grcssman of Springfield was filed to
day at the office of the county clerk.
Road Load Weight
Order Questioned
Whether the transportation by
stugo of school children to tho Tri
angle school at Blachly can be halted
in order to protect tho roads in that
district is a question that today
brought S. M. Horton and J. W. Rust,
chairman of the school board of that
district, here to confer with the coun
ty court. Mr. Rust stated that efforts
were to be made to enforce an order
of the road patrolman there dealing
with a limited load weight and that if
thia was put in force that it would bo
necessary to provide additional stages
to carry the children. The roada used
toind from the school are in road
district Mil.
Returns From Los Angeles
Mrs. John Marh with her daugh
ter Kitmary returned today from Los
Angeles where she has been visiting
at the home of her sisters and other
relatives for the past four weeks.
Motorist Is Fined
J. IV Lewis, accused of 'crossing
street intersections too fast with his
automobile, was fined $5 in municipal
court today by Judge George A. Gil-more.
Bounty Is Collected
The county bounty on a bobcat watt
collected at the office of the county
clerk tdrlay by John A. Ashby of
Cottage Grove. ,
Many Voters Call
For County Clerk
Kugeuc's municipal auto park is
beiuj operated on a l.-immth basis
for the first time this year, says 1.
II. Parker, park superintendent. Sis
families,, are now residing at the
uiuip, and expect to suy through the
year. There are HO persons now liv
ing at the camp.
"This year has becu the most suc
cessful we have ever had,'' said Mr.
Parker, "Our total net receipts were
ol!-3, so it can be seen that the park
is more thou self-supporting. We
have received nothing but the most
favorable comments with regard to
the Eugene park, and no believe that
it is a real community asset.
It was recommended by Mayor K.
13. Parks at the council meeting last
night that some of the electric lights
be eliminated from the park, as the
power bill was amounting to ?0o a
month. Mr. Parker reported that only
four large lights were burning, and
C. A. McClain declared that number
of globes could not burn $U5 worth,
of electricity, so it was decided to
investigate the matter.
The same park board will have
charge of the city's parks next year,
Mayor Parks announced. This board
consists of P. M AA'ilkins, Alton
Hampton, Darwin Bristow and F. S.
McAlistcr.
"Equipment of thft auto camp, in
cluding the 1'J, cottages, is easily
worth $5000 by now," aaid D. II. Par
ker. 'The local camp is now one of
the largest in the stale of Oregon.
Each cottage is provided with side
walls, floor, PJ .by 14 tent, 111 by 11
fly for the roof, a cook store, spring,
aud wiring for electric lights. In ad
dition to thia we have four lavatories,
two kitchens with hot water connec
tion and a central rest cottage worth
Plans for the coming year do not
include construction of more cot
tages, according to Mr. Parker, al
though arrangements are being made
to accommodate the largest season of
irist travel in the history of the
city.
wbo started its membership cam-:
paign last Priuaj. j
Spiiugfield, Cre.-vcll and u alter-,
ville camps of the lodge aie conduct
ing joint campaigns mid will hold their ,
initiation in LSpringf'cUl Tucbd:iy,
February 4. A class initiation at
I'ottage drove will he Saturday, Feb
ruary m, the officers and degree team
of the Eugene riiup putt inn on the
iuitatory work in all three piaceH,
Members of Eugene camp will en
teitain their friend with ft stag vau
deville show in Uie V. U. V. hall
Koine time (his mouth. The local camp
now has a membership of 7-", meets
in its own hall on Eighth avenue wvbt
every Fridjy nipht.
An entertaiuu flit f-r the sister so.
ciety, Neighbors of Woodcraft will be
held at S o'clock Friday evening. Jan
uary i, nnd at S o'clock a public joint
installation of both societies will be
be,ld iu the upper lodge hull.
. H. L EWB
Kegree of Honor
I Plans to Install
; Officers Thursday
The regular meeting of the Degree
! Honor has been changed from the
cond and fourth Wednesdays of
lakes Autos Go 49 Miles
On One Gallon of Gas
SIOUX FALLS, S. Dak. James
C May ot 1216 Lacotah Bldg. has
erfected an amazing new device
tat cuts down gas consumption
imovea all carbon, prevents
jark plug trouble and overseat
ig. Many cars have made over
1 miles on a gallon. Any one
in install It in five minutes. Mr.
lay wants agents, and is offer
ig to send one free to one
uto owner In each locality. Write
Im today.
each mouth to-the second and fourth
Thursdays, aud -the -first -meeting of
January will be .held, this coming
Thursday evening in the M. XV. A.
hall for the purpose of installing new
officers. -
Mrs. ltozella Starr will be the in
stalling officer, and Sirs. Minuic Beau
mister grand usher. Officers to be in
stalled are Mrs. KIsio Anderson, past
president; Mrs. Viola Page, president;
Mrs. Jessie Meyers, fivst vice-president;
Mrs. Clara McKinncy, second
vice-president; Mrs. Cora .Tones, re
pnrlcr; Mrs. May Moon, financier;
Mrs. llraee CoKlilean. usher; Mrs.
Edith Burnett, assistant usher; Wel
thn Xraszer, musician; Mrs. Elsie
Hyer. 'captain of drill team.
A covered dish banquet is to be
served following the ceremonies. The
committee in charge of the meeting is
Mrs. Edith Holdersan. Mrs. Minnie
lleaumister, Mrs. I.illion Uonar, Mrs.
Adeline Newman, Mrs. Provisky.
Club Meeting Thursday
The Home Economics club of Ir
ving will meet Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. E. J. Ward at one
o'clock.
Many telephone calls and also per
sonal visits trom Lane county voters
were reported today by K. S. Bryson,
county clerk, as responses to "the
more than 6000 postal cords sent out
during tho past few days to Lane
county voters who have failed to vote
during a period of two years. The
dropping of the names from the regis
tration rolls will be started soon if
another registration is not made; la
the announcement. The majority of
those who inquired v today at theH
clerk's office bad failed to cancel for
mer registrations in other precincts,
Mr. Bryson states.
Snow Is Reported
Over Small Areas
Here From Junction City
Del Wingo, farmer of the Junction
City" district, was a business visitor
in Eugene today.
Dance Hall Permit Given
A dance hall permit was obtained
today from the county by J. Miller
who conducts the Siltcoos Social ball.
Leaves for California
Tommy Itussell left this
for California, accompanied
family.
morning
by his
Mrs. Harriet E. Ewbaiik. 50. died
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. j
J. K. Dent, at Uoseburg Monday,, it
has been announced. .
Mrs. Ewbank is survived by three
daughters and one son. as follows:
Mrs. Dent; Mrs. .1. 11. Phelps, Pleas
ant Hill; anil Miss Leola Ewbank,
StHiificliI; L. O. Ewbnnk, Springfield.
Mrs. Kwbank was a member of the
New Life church. She was boru
October -5, ISliti, in Fountain county.
lnd., and had lived in Eugene, and
Springfield for the last 13 years,
exvept for the last two yenrs, which
she has spent in ltoseburg at the
home of her daughter.
Tho funeral will be held from the
Veatch chapel at ;i:;!il o'clock Wodncs-1
dny, January 7, with services in j
charge of the Kev. J. Franklin Haas, j
Interment will be iu tho .Masonic i
cemetery.
Is III At Heme
Mrs. It. E. Cox is reported to he
quite ill at her home, 309 Monroe
street.
Boys Club Organized
With, nine boys as charter mem
bers, a pioneer club was organized at
Snow, enough to at least whiten the
grass to a considerable extent, was
reported along, the Hadleyville , road
this forenoon, by Clinton Kurd, coun-'
ty commissioner, who was in that dis
trict on a road Inspection trip. '"With
the snow falling fast we expected
that there would be . another storm
and that Eugene would also have
some' of the snow but it seems to
have been only over a small area of
the county," the commissioner states.
G0MPERS WILL CONTESTED
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6. The will
of Samuel Gompcra wan contested
today in District of Columbia- court
by his widow, i Mrs. Gertrude Gomp
ers, who charged undue influence by
Mr. Gompers' son. Samuel J. Gomp
ers or others. The will left to the
widow only the minimum allowed , by
the law. '
Ex-service men afflicted with tuber
culosis should keep awny from the
soldiers' home at Sewtelle, CaL, ac
cording to a letter received by Miss
Grace Norton from the Sawtclle of
fice of tho Ited Cross, asking her to
aid in keeping men away from the
hospital.
"Overcrowded conditions always
prevail here during the winter
months," says the hospital chief. "One
of the greatest problems is Uie man
who appears at the door, thinking all
he has to divia to fIiow his discharge
and military record in order to be ad
mitted to the soldiers', home. He pos
sibly Is a veteran' bureau beneficiary
but may be A. XV. O. L. from some
other hospital,
"WJien a man discovers he cannot
enter in the same way he can register
at a hotel, he is disappointed and
comes to the Red Cross. We usnhily
discover he is without funds, nnd hnve
to give emergency care until proper
arrangements can be made."
Revenue Force to
Be Larger, Report
There is a possibility that the none
office of the internal revenue depart
ment maintitiucil here may be ex
panded in scope and an addition;. I
represent ati vi! assigned according to
reports, list year a district office
was maintained here at tJie-city hall
hut thia was closed mid all tho work
transferred to the Tort land 'head
quarters. .lames It. Furnish has charge of the
zone office here.
"Expectations are tlmt orders will
soon be here for the start of checking
on the internal revenue, work and the
itinerary is looked for at tm,f time
now, according to Mr. Furnish.
Mr. Furnish' district 'Comprises
Lane, Linn, Jtrnton, Lini-ohi, Coos and
parts of Douglas and Curry counties.
Pretty Frocks Make Them Happy
5734 One of the joys of child-'
hood is a lovely new dress. And
you can make this dress even if
you have never sewed beforel
The Dehor, a wonderful dress-
making guide included with the ;
Buttcrick Pattern for the dress, '
shows you with pictures every
step from start to finish. Buy
your pattern at our Butterick
department and then visit our
piece-goods counter where all
the new materials are on display. -
Butterick
Design
5594 This dress with its
stylish scarf collar requires
only 1?6 yard of 54 -inch
flannel for the 10-year-old
size. Think of the money
you save in making this dress
yourself! Buy your pattern
at our Butterick department
and then visit our piece-goods
counter where you will find
flannel and other appropriate
materials in the new shades.
aAlways Use
BUTTERICK PATTERNS including DELTOR
I I Butterick
) I Deign
Ft 1
1)'2) Ciilt'iidars Frees
Call at officii
County Agent For
Lane Talked Over
Woodmen Planning
Large Initiation
One hundred new membera, to be
initinted in a body Friday night. Feb.
ruary CO. is the goal act by Kugene
camp 115, Woodmen of tie World,
Hoo-Hoo Meeting
To Be January 16
A meeting of the I.ane count Hon-
Hoo, lumbermen's club, has been set
for January 1(1 at the Oxburn hotel.
announces U. B. Magill, president of
the organization. The lumbermen will
assemble nt dinner at 0 o'clock, aft
er which n buslncBS session will be
held. (
The speaker for tJie meeting is ex
pected to discuss matters of lumber
distribution and transportation from
Lane county.
To discuss the appointment of a
county agent for I.tmo county, F. It
Ballard county agent leader, was
hero this afternoon from his head
ipiarlera nt Corvallis. The question
was talked over with the county
court and Mr. Ballard states that he
haa had a good man in view for the
position here and it la probable that
the arrangements will he completed
today, Mr, Bailard said. No announce
ment will be made as to the new agent
until tho arrangements nro completed
with the county court, is the an
nouncement. The man proposed for the position
here has had five years experience in
agricultural ngeni wont in other
states, Mr. Ballard said.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY,
I.O.ST A 'small black bag at the Ore
gun Klectric di'pot, containing val-
liable hooks" Finder may cull 1035Y,
and collect reward. jfJ
MODF.IIN furnished apartment, 3'
rooms nnd private bath. Close in.
No children. 1UU.1 High. tf
BAItti.MX Choice full lot close in
on XV 5th. Mclvin Hansen, 712 Wil
lamette, j9
Marcel and curl last longer after a
Golden Glint Shampoo. Pd. Adv.
$100 REWARD
We, the undersigned, agree to pay
the sum of One hundred ($100.00)
dollars for information lcuding to-the
arrest and conviction of party or pur-:
ties who broke inlo and robbed our
summer homes situated near the Mc
Kcnzie Trout Hatchery. Any Informa
tion will he treated strictly confiden
tial. WM. KNEFXAND,
JOHN McOUinii,
J. C. THICK jli
Sl'
B Hrt SchaRner & Mrs.
Taking a Chance
You may think you have to take a
chance on the quality, style and long
life of the suit and overcoat you buy.
Many men do think so. You don't
have to if you buy Hart Schaffner &
Marjc Clothes.
Wade Bros.
Home of Ilart Sehnffner & Marx Clothes
COATS!
Thursday Morning we
Place on SALE Every
Winter Coat in Our
Store at One Amazing
v Low Price.
$19.75
Positively the greatest values in the city. All the latest ma
terials and many fur trimmed.
Every Winter Hat in the Store
Not One Reserved
$1.00 ch
Over 100 Hats To C'lioo.sc From
Eugene Millinery Co.
COATS AND HATS .
Tm
now
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7th
NEW
rm in m.m n mm m fi rm un is am
New
New
New
New
value with its success based on selling'
quality at lowx price, Chevrolet now offers
greater quality than ever before.
chassis from radiator to rear axle, new qual
ity features of construction that you would
expect to find only on high priced cars.
bodies of even greater beauty and comfort.
Open models have many added refinements.
Closed models with fine Fisher Bodies.
finish in beautiful colors of the wonderful
and enduring. Duco that retains its color and
lustre indefinitely and withstands severest
usage, r
SEE THESE BEAUTIFUL NEW CARS TOMORROW
B. F. GOODPASTURE
7th and Olive Streets
Jbr Economical Transportation
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