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Page Fiv THE EUGENEOUARD aturdny Evening. January 17, 1025 aiuru'v - t- L Brushed Mohair Sweaters At Removal Reductions Sjortsy Brushed Mohair Sweaters in com fortable coat models. A good assortment of nvdtv color combinations. .Reduced 1-4 low- $5.98 10 8.22 at Clearance Removal Silk Dresses $1 Q95 to $62 Exceptional Styles For early spring wear these frocks of fine crene silks offer unusual' opportunity for the. woman who yarts an extra garment at low cost. - ?f ' ' Eeductions of 1-4 to 1-2 make these offerings truly remarkable. LARGE'S ' CITY NEWS (C'ontiuueU from urge oue) hoiiut lifter a visit of several day Iiiti. .Mr. Brack is beinc backed for road nupervisor for thut district by a group uf property owners tbere. New School Planned KreiMiun of a fotir-room modern school building to replace the preeut Htrwture at ltelhel school district on the Prairie mad U pUuued by direct urs of tin? district, it i reported. 1'tiiiiK fur the new school bouse have already beeu drawu. '8iri8 and Heretics" Tiie Uev. Km nk Kay Kddy wUl preucJi Sunday morning on '"Isms and Heretics." referring epee'.ally to Hthop Hrowu ami lr. Kosdick, Sun-d-iy morning ut the I'nitariau church. The mtloist at this serv'co will be Nina Wtirnork, vuilimst. Father O'Hara to Speak Christian ,'nity" will be the sub ject of a sermon by Kather K, V. O'llnra pastor of St. Mary's Catholic church, tomorrow morning at 10:K0 o'clock, this is the second of a series of sermons on historic phases of re ligion from a sociolotiical viewpoint. week in Taeoma and Seattle has re turned to her borne iu Kugeue. Banker Visits City H. L. KerjEiiiun of Klorenee, a bank er, was a business visitor lu Kugcuc the first of Jhe week. COUNT P URGES TIFF TO PROTECT INDUSTRY Missing Man Sought Carl Johnson of Hamilton, Mont., who was in the Western Union office recently looking for money from home, has h railroad ticket awaiting him. it is announced h.v local pol ee. The tiiket was telegraphed by Mrs. Otto Johnson of the Montana towu. Move from Seattle Mr. and Mm. K. .1. Chriss of Seattle have moved to Eugene to make this city their permanent home. Mr. Chriss is a member of the tailoring firm of Chriss and Freeman of Seattle. They aro living at the Ostium apartments. Bounties Are Collected The county bounty on a bobrat was collected today nt the offico of the county elerk by Klwin Lewis, resident of the Crow district. L. It. Sims of Kainbow also received the county bounty on two bobcats anil one coyote. Organisation of a comity poultrj club was perfected ycster'diy in the tump I'reek district by Arnold Col lier, county club lei.uer. This is anion toe first of a group of clubs that will be formed by Mr. Collier during the next few weeks. Two boys und girls clubs will be tentatively organised in ilie Mnble district today and there .in talk. of n boys club there also, accord ing to Mr. Colliei. A home making club nt llnydeu bridge has beeu organised with Mrs. Mabel B. Crowe as leader. Virgil Mo Therson is leader of the Camp Cre'.'k poultry club, Oluer members who formed the orgnniintiou are, Abraham Handsaker. Lawrence Fisher, Holier Foster, Iiiohnrd Foster, ernnu Handsaker and Lyle Smith. Mr. Collier has received n letter from II. C. Seymour, state club lead er, in which be reports tne success of the club movement throughout the state nud the bright outlook for a re organization of the work in Lane county this year. L 865 Willamette . ja Visiting Here Mrs. Howard Hilton and daughter. Nancy Anne, arc visiting relntives in Cottage Grove and Kugene from Portland for a few days. PEOPLE don't stop living just be cause winter comes neither do you need to bury your "Kodak" If you will drop in our store and let us set it for winter pictures.' Baker-Button 7 West 7th KODAKS FILMS Sister Dies in Iowa News of the death of her sister, Mrs. J. M. Jones, in Manchester, Iowa, was received yesterday niorir ing by Mrs. U. B. Klotzing of. the Hiver Road. (Continued from page one) er Tim Gibbons or Harry Wills in suite of the chamniotrs announcement that he wi 1 retire from the ring and marry this spring. Returns to Grants Pass Mrs. L. G. Prestel of Grants Pass has returned to her home after a visit of a few weeks here at 'the home of her parents, Sir. and Mrs. Byron Cuppernull. Leaves For Portland Mrs. S. S. Sigel who has been spending most of the winter in Ku gene and Medford visiting with rela tives has gone to Portland: Here From Cottage Grove Mrs. T. 1). Aubrey, a resident of Cottugc Grove, is a visitor in Kugene. Returns From Washington Mrs. Zclla Hnrgcr after spending a TO I E5 EASTERN TRIP PROPOSED I.IIS ANGELES. Jan. 1". Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champion, and .lack Kenrns. his nannger. will so ..ar nevt month to see whether they tan arrange a bout for the summer, it ... .wiared todav hv Kenrns. Tex iticlcnnl. if he exnects to match Demnsev with Tommy Gibbons or .,. Wills for a title fight in June. "iB proceeding on assumptions Kenrns said, declaring that no ar rangement8 have been made. r.iBBONS SEEKS TITLE ST. PAUL, Minn., Jan. 17. Should inck Demnsev. world's heavyweight boxing champion retire from the rin next May or June wiinouc "tii r fending his title. Tommy Gibbons n St Paul, will claim that honor, Gib bons said last night. riihhnns declared hts record whie ll,lo. n IK.round fight with Deinp sev, at Shelby. Mont., July 4, -HKKI, in n-hich he staved the limit with the champion, entitles htm to first con sideration Chamber Planning Unusual Contes AmHWKKQI'E. N. M.t Jan. 17. UP) The Ameriiv.u National live stock association at ilie closing ses sion of Us annual cuventiou hero yesterduy udopteu resolution "ear nestly urging counres, before it ad juiirus, to fix a nmlf of tix ivuis per pounu on green Imies and l.'i ceuis per pound on dry huh-." The convention jitso urged the presideut uf the I nitt'd Stales to ex eioihe his executive autuority to de clare au addition of oU pr cent lo the present nnpovt thrift on cuuucd meat and tall"". j The convent ioii went on record a! "demanding a reduction of livestock rates in tne west to at ford some. uit-aMire of relief to this overburdened iudustry." The iutt'rstiitc commerce commis sion was urged to reiluco rates on livestock und meats "by the same per- utage as they were lucreused, jo tJiut lite eoiiMiiiier as well us tue pro- ucer will benetit. Other Resolutions. Other renoiutions udpted by the convention included; Hecommendation that congress pa-s ouse mil trn iimeuumcnt to uic packers und stochards act, to permit lie secretary of agriculture lo tHMi more vigorously with emergency con ditions which me detrimeuiul to sale, open und competitive marketing of livestock." lic-atiiriniiiL' the asociatious en- dorsement of the packers and atocU- ards act and commending those wno uuve -ably adminUtered it, urging an amendment lo the act "which will prevent violations of the act from be- ug continued and pertecteu utter u complaint has beeu filed by tlie secre.- ary and before the violation nua oeeu passed on.' The necessity for tne meiHliueiit grows out ot tne Annum - Morris merger, the reBolutiou saiu. Urging that agriculturists 01 tuc western stutea be given repre&eniu: ion unou tbe interstato comiueice commissiou. Indorsing the National and meat board. Urging the purchase ot army ani meat from American resourv;vo. Qtudv of Waste. Urcmg the president's agricultural conference to muke a careful study ot the "vast economic waste inoieu iu thn nresent centralised system ot marketing livestock and aisirinuuiis its nroduets" to the eud that Scheilules of the road viewing board of the county for the coming week were . announced today hy P. M. Morse, county engineer. Seven roads will be inspected by the board and re ports made to the county court. These roadB have been petitioned for by properly owners and the. petitions have been pending for some time. The name designated for the pro posed road is taken from the first sig nature on the petition in each ense, Mr. Morse slates: The board of view ers is composed of George 11. Wagner, J. V. llobbs and Frank Hampton. The following is the schedule: January 111 Amends M. Bluett road in Central school d strict. A. L. Dickens road and G. K. Sherman road, both east of Creswell. January -0 Wilbur-Walton road north of Santa Clara. Clarence M. 1 1 Williams road in Knu-anl park. January lil C. It. Jones ronu ai 1 Oakridge. ! January 2- A. C. Ilickaff road pe- ' thinned for as a route near the prca- i ent Prairie road. of Copyrliht 1924 Hirt Schaffntr & Man If you want the "last word" in spring "top coats" they're here. That's a simple statement but it cov ers a thousand-word story; a story of fine style young style of rich woolens, bright and colorful. $30 Wade Bros. Homo of Hart Se.haffiier & Marx Clothes SICK WOMEN SHOULD BE ENCOURAGED Letters Like This Prove the Reli- abilitv of Lvdia L. finkbam i Vegetable Compound m. ,1. i .u Wlontiain 11 T trtftk Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vefjetfoio l-'"," ipouno. lor wt-'aiv- ncas, DncKBcneana nervousnoss. 1 had these troubles for veara and had ta ken other medi cine for them, but i 1 have found no medicine so pood aa the Vegetable Compound and I recommend it to my friends who have trnuhlM sim ilar to mine. I saw it advertised and thought I would try it and it has helped me in all my troubles. I havo had six children ana i nave lanen uio Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Com pound before each one was born, for weakness, vomiting, poor appetite and , : Af.a Mhilfll.iwh MCKacne, mm ok . jecausc of dizzy headaches. It is have also taken Lydia E. Pinkham s Liver Pills for Uie laai eigni yeara for constipation.'- mrs. mti. La Point, K. F. U. No. 1, Turtle Lake, Wiscon:i. For sale by druggists everywhere. A iiniaue contest, the object vhlh iii to conserve Oregon's nadir al resources, has been announced by l, lnml aeltlement and marketing committees of the Portland chamber of commerce. Progressive Business Men's club and Portland Ad club and the co-operation of the Kugene chain her is asked. "Tl.e idea back nf the contest the conservation of raw material with the nosaiblc establishment new industries to convert the wnste Into useful commodities, inereuj bringing new wealth into the stnt An illustration nf conservation waste now entering a practical stage is the securing of byproducts from sawdust by methods developed ny lrof n. S. Stafford nt the Umvers ity nf Oregon and recently adopted hv Henry r nrrt In Ins iron .Momiiai , Michigan, plant," the communication states. I Among materials that now sre i chiefly waste, products are sawdust, j stumps, vegetable growth, fruit waste, 'straw, etc. Other products that I might be affected would be bulk im ports, audi as copra, innnuiaciun grains into cereals, etc., releasing by producta' fer dairy cattle. We are pleased to announce we have secured for our patrons the exclusive Eugene rights to mm mi k. &sJh-- A Fashiongrams will be printed in our Saturday ad weekly and will & , contain the latest news of the world of fash ion condensed for quick reading. .Just another installed of tho alertness and progressiveness that has won for this store the ilistinetion of being KUOKNK'S .VORHMUST STORE. 1.. ,,!. mi unit' villi ilnu linvn been seltH'ted for spvinc. are- Citron, a pnk vellow; CnRtil'iui, a bright Spanish red; Bluet, a cornflower blue; Gobelin, a grayish Copenhagen blue; Couch Shell, a salmon pink; Mamorn, a bluish water green; Willi Orchid, with a touch of pink; Thistle Bloom, a light purple; Tango Pink, a soft pastel pink; Tablo, a golden tan; Seaside, also tan; .Indian Orange, very vivid ; Terrapin, a warm light brown; and French grey, a soft grey. Cravats arc tho new note in neckwear, according to a cable from Paris. While the one piece dress is still the vogue, the two piece model is twice as smart. They Nil Livestock j navy ''mate ial economies be effected in market ing, processing and Uistriuuung o. livestock to the consumer." . :e ' .... .... rr rpvllll. LTglUg UUIIOIIU ot.u.,.J --n. tiuus in nil states to prevent out- breaka of diseases like uie ioui mouth disease. Approving co-operative seuiu agencies. , , Commending uie luhhi.. , orderly marketing. Urging congress to "immediately enact legislation bnsert upon the pnn einles embodied in the Philips bill, relating to grazing e-, . Kudorsing tho Gooding, loug nud short haul bill. Urging congress to repeal section 15 of the transportation act nf lll-il. Urging that co-operative marketing be taught in all agricultural colleges of all states. i'i, Kiank Ii. Hixby of Long Beach. Cal , was re-elecled president of tUe American National Livestock associa- "ciiarles M. Olonel of Bell Hancli. v ji., as uameii nrsi vice-ij.c..,....,. tigatiou of all angles of the situation before returning a report on their findings. . ASSOCIATION ACTS POltTLANK, Ore., Jan. 1". Or ganization of a Northwest Pacific coast Porta' association, to carry on, the work of congressional action for development of coastal ports in Ore gon, Washington and California witn out delav. was recommended hy a com mittee which today drew up the lorin of a memorial to be presented to the fiimrestof three slates. The commit tee wiis named by a coutcreuco nerc ycaterday of representatives of port districts and other governors of the three states. Appointment of a special committee of two from each of the three states WILL GE Organization of a Boy Scout troop nt the Kuifene hiah school that will be sponsored by the Kugene loilgo of Klks is being completed under the direction of Kred Chess, member ot the faculty. Members of the Kugene lodge of Klks are to give active sup port to the troop and a committee oniposed of Jtny iiariait aim i am always, the man who does not have. something tangible to show for nis job is usually ready to seek another with the slightest excuse lor inc. shift." The compulsory snvings system was established two yeara ago ami today virtually every employe is praising the plan, according to Mr. Brown. Total snvings of the work ers exceed Sloli.lHH) .a year. The labor turnover has become negligible. The lowest paid man or woman iinvea the most proportionately, u survey by the committee shows. Most of the higher salaried officials scarce ly succeed in putting aside the mini mum ID per cent, while somo of those receiving tho least wage put Tne following vicc-im "....... elected: C. L. Burke, Omaha; L. G Brite, Marfa, Tex.. William Pollnian, Baker. Ore.. II. G. Bolce San ( ar- . and George K. jiubbi-u los. Ariz., Klko. Nevada. Phoenix, Ariz., was chosen unani mously for the MKM convention. ent the lodge in Iho organization movement. Mr. Chess will be leader to present to their legislatures the 0( (,c ncw troop which will soon be memorials from the association, out-1 granted n charter, according to lining the plana'for coast port devel-1 (icorgo II. McMorran, exalted ruler opincnt was proposed. 0f the. I'.ugeuo li. r. u. n. An executive committee of five to carry on the work proposed by " iw-.t, (f ' -li lltvuutgv V. ii ciw i,n. hi.on nniiied to renres-1 away as much as a fourth of their enruings. association was suggested by the coin ml (too. Itepresentntives from each port ois trict havo drawn up their Bpecillc Interests and requirements oml 'i"v0 turned them over to 1.. K. Bean, chairman; I. N. I.v and Hussell J. Hubbard of tho Port of Umpijun, to be collected and wrought into the general memorial. ' STATISTICS BORN MOOHK At the maternity hospital i at (INS Sixth nveuue west, Kridny, January 1, HK!. to Mr. and Mrs. W. Moore of motor route 0, a son. DOOLITTLE At Pacific Christian hospital, Kridny, January J, i"-. to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Doolittlo of. Cotlngo Grove, a Bon. Pay Is Saved By Kansas Workmen AIIILKNK, Kau. Jan. IT. (A) To save nt least 10 per cent nf his pay is one of the duties of every einployu of the Brown utilitleH interests, whose hendnuarterH is here. C. L. Brown, president of the United Pow er ami Light corporation nud the United Telephone company, requires every one of the 1,-PKI employes, from office boy lo manager, to "bo thrifty, and therefore contented." "Give mc a man with a family and a home that is paid for, and till times out of a hundred, we havo a contented worker," said Mr. Brown. "On tho other hand, although by no means . VETERAN CHIEF NAMED WASHINGTON, Jan. 17. Ernst It. Dickson today was appointed vet erans' bureau regional manager at Sioxu Kails, S. 1)., Kenyon .1. Scudder was appointed nnnngcr of the Los Angeles office. Tor quality ctgsrs. Prince Nemo TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY KOH SALE OH KENT Four room modern bungalow, seven blocks from Cily Hall. Call 7IIH-1. JIT FOU UK-NT i clean well furnlshid housekeeping rooms. Oil West -Lh FOR TKADK Itiver bottom place to exchange for stock ranch. Phone ;IS-It. Call li'.'O Tilt Ave. West. (Continued from pago one) r area Elmira is Beaten By Pleasant Hill The Pleasant Hill basketball team defeated Elmira in a hard-fought game yesterday evening. A'i to l.'l. The rieasant Hill girls' team also trim med the vlslllng girls, 411 to S. The ti.it-.l .nm no the evening's program resulted lu tho defeat of Elmira, Hil to IS, The summary: 1'leasi.nt Hill (4.1) 0" Elmira Wheeler (PJ) F ('-') lninnn Olson (7) r 1-1 "urns Lindley II) l'...(ll) Isaacson j (JuileyCJ) G Bangsl Bedell (il G '". j Subst. lutes Pleasant Hill: I Inrrl- i on (1!) for Wheeler: Mathews (1'J) for Olsen, Elliott ( J) for l.imllej, j 1 Humphreys for Guilcy. F.lurra: Slos sen C) for liiman. viiles for survey 'and report on Co nuillc river bar and entrance, Yaquins hav and entrance. p.,i t Orford harbor, Skipauon channel and I nos Twelve Foot Depth. The dredging of the Siuslaw will mean that a depth of V-' feet at mean low tide will be availshle for shipping draft of HI feet can make the harbor and lower river as far up ns Acme. Tho board of army engineers that inspected this proposed plan about two years ago made a thorough Invea- Confiscated Auto I To be Auctioned Another car held hy the sheriff will be among those planned for the suc jtion of confiscated machines to be i held some time next month. The "or der to appear" and cite any rlaiun i against the car was filed today. 1 Kerently an order on s Sjsr car (was filed slid there are several others i now pending. All claims must be filed i before answer day, February 17 and shortly after that dale the collection of confiscated machines will be sold to ths highest bidder. The cr named todsy is a Buick of the vintage of 1U15. To again read your news paper with tho clear vision of long ago to again soe clearly, necr and far, Is a blessing within your reach: Seek our lamination. 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