The Eugene guard., February 06, 1925, Image 5

Evening, February 6, 1925
THE EUGENE GUARD
Taso Ftvd
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X.
Shower Proof
Silk Umbrellas
Reduced
20
to
25
Sudden and numerous spring show
ers will demand sucli trustworthy
and attractively made umbrellas.
Buy them now at these worth-while
savings. A wide, selection of handles
and colors that include red, green,
navy, grey and brown.
Priced now at $4.95 to $10.95
L ARGE'S
865 Willamette
Mf.ll :-: CITY NEWS :-: I
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county roads that have been -osed to
vj traffic have been received t;
j the county court. None of these p
mits have been grsatid a the court
members ttaie that the load limit or-
juer, for the urateriioa of tho road,
mint be maintained for ail.
jCtub Head Named
! Morris Starnuck. of the KirM Na
tional bank was elected president of
-. ( ,h,iiv Hankers' Sttidy dab,
: w hich iU j,eli!ion fir a charter i
,!in' American lustitule of Banking,
! i st ,,;..;, j ,, (.lam.
ocr of commerce. Harry H. Hobbt
im- i u.mi idte .National vfM
chosen vice-president and Koy tot
Hms of the Bank of Commerce secrc
i tary. Charles Sigman. Itohert C. Mer-
rill and Clarence Lumbard were cbo-
cn to outline a course of study for
the. spring.
Looking for Home
l. S. Fletcher, new county agent
of Lane, who arrived here yesterday
is busy today malting preparations
'or a home for himself and family.
Mr. Fletcher expects to start work
next week on his asrteolttiral pro
gram in the county. The offices for
merly occupied by Ida I'. Whitney,
county agent, and recently by Kalph
I". l.aird, director of the farm cen
sus, will be refitted at once for the
new agent.
Water Meeting Tonight
Inability of .(. M. Devers. assist
ant attorney-general and Waldo An
derson of Albany, to be in Kttgene
last night resulted in the postpone
ment of the proposed water meeting
until tonight. It will he in the cham
ber of commerce rooms. Members of
the city council, water Ixwiil, cham
ber of commerce aud service cluha
will be present.
A group of Seattle business men Food and cloth recently have been
I rill leuro w'y n February foe a made by scientists from common
Itwle tour of the orient.
swamp cattails.
An attractive complexion,
is the sign of good health.
Eat foods made with
THE WORLD'S GREATEST
SALES Z'a TIMES THOSE OP ANY OTHER BRAND
stet
Taxpayers To Meet
Tnxitnj-prs ami citizens of Kugpne
are invited to a imnHc mnss m-reting
to discuss taxes, nt the court bouse
at j:.tO o'clock Friday evening, it
ivrh litmourrred today. J.pjfislfltrrp
mutters nw mirirr rnnsitlprnlion at
Sa.oni witt also lie discussed, accord
ing to the announcement.
Funeral Announed
Funeral services- for Mrs. Ruth
TV. Johnson will be held from the
Veatch chafe! tSfti-tirday aft ernrtftn at
2 o'clock, it is announced. Th liev.
A. H Saunders will preach the ser
mon, and interrnpnt will be in the
Hope Ablipy mauaole-nm.
Divorce Sought
Jlr. Mary I. Cor has ftkd suit in
circuit court for divorce from ber
husband, I. IF. Cox. on the grounds
of cruel and inhuman treotment. She
nfo seeks the restoration of her
maiden name, Mary Henderson.
Patrolmen Uniformed
The riw uniforms of KHjjene's
n'tjtht patrolmen were worn for Uk
first time Inst nigM. Patrotinrn
Strait and Oietsch are unifonned, but
Officer Watson remains iu jilain
clot he's.
Sermon Tople Announced
"Day, of Judgment" is the sermon
topic announced by the He v. Frank
Fay Kddy for the Sunday tnonrrng
service at the Unitarian rhureb. The
soloist at this service will be Katpb.
Hoeher, cellist.
Promoted to Major
It is Major Carl W Robbing now.
Dr. Kobbius, who has been for sev
eral years a captain in the medical
reserves of the United Stales army,
has received notice of his promotion.
Here From SiusJaw
J. V. Dibble, road patrolman of
Friends of O'Shea
Take Stand in his
Defense at Klamath
district 33 on the Siuslaw. was a vis
itor here today to eafir with the
county court over road work that u.e
u about to start in tin district.
Opens Law Oftic
IVd Kaurashisi, former atudeut of
(he University of Oregon, is opening
a law office in the itiaud of Maui la
ibe Hawaiian group, according to let
lira received by friends, iu ICugene.
Mr. Kaurashigi ban been in the law
business in Pearl City. He graduated
in Jaw bere, and is well known, in
Kugcne
U adaraoaa 0 paratlon-
Klla May Swans, 12-year-old tfaush
Ur of Mr. aud Mrs. K l t-wank, is
recovering at the Pacific Christian
hospital from an operation for appen
dicitis, performed Wednesday night.
She is a sixth grade pupil nt the
Washington schooi, and, according t
reports, is progressing favorably. (
Rummage Sale Planned
The Y. M. C. A. rummage sale
which is planned for February III and
H wiii be held below the tt Francis
apartments, 132 Eighth avenue west,
it was announced today. The sale .is
sponsored annually by the Y, V, C A,
Got Building hermits
Permission to erect a ?I1(XH home
at JliWS Ktevewtb avemie- west was
grunted to Ed K, Oicfc by V. H.
Alexander, city building inspector,
yesterday afternoon. John W. Hoover
also took out a permit to build a res
idence at US Monroe street.
Visit in Gresham
Vc. and Mrs. S. A. I.inford of Eu
gene are conducting a revival iu
Gresham, it is announced. News
papers from that" city nnnmmce the
meetings are very successful.
Licensed to Wed
William M. Hunter aud Unity Par
meuter of Springfield, were granted
a wedding license at the office of the
county clerk yesterday.
Leave for Texas
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Hodges left
yesterday for Tyler. Texas, where
they will make their borne. Mr, Hnrf
gf's has hern associatd w'rfh I. E.
ilodgps of Engine in the realty business.
Here From Cos toman
W. C. Wait and Otto Funk, rew
dnts of the Cuahmau district, were
visitors in Eugene today. '
Leaves for Salem
F. O. ImmeL local attorney, left
today for Satpm on a business risft
and is crpected tft return here tomorrow.
C. 0. Peterson Leaves
C. O. Peterson, former mayor of
Eugene, left, today for iRn Francisco
and points iu southern California,
where be will he for several days on
a business trip.
Residence- Sold
31. Browne has sold his home in (he
Chambers addition to It. E. McKy, it
is announced. The desl was bandied
by j. K. Hodges.
OLD aUTO PLATES
TO CAUSE ARRESTS
son
Qive thought to
your hat it's
jour crouml
Hats
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore.. Feb.
fi.Kriends of John O'Sbea took
the witness Btand in. circuit court
today, seeking to establish an ali
bi for his movements on th night
ofjjannary S, when. It ts alleged,
be participated in the robbery of
a gambling house which resulted
In the slaying of Oscar Erickson.
O'Shea a trial on a charge of first
degree murder was Hearing a
close this afternoon and the case
ia expected to reach the jury
some time tomorrow.
Several Intimate friends of the
defendant testified they were with
him in a local pool room shortly
after 12 o'clock on the nisfct of
the robbery and slaying. John Tay
lor, confessed participant in the
holdup, has testified that O'Shea
was with the others from ahortly
after 31:30 that night, until after
the crime had been committed and
the loot divided a short distance
from the city.
Arrest all persona in Eugene or
Lane county driving automobiles with
lfJ4 license plates.
These are the orders received by
the sheriff, chief of police, city judge,
justice of the peace, district attorney
and city and county traffic officers
today from Sam A. Koxer, wretary
of state.
Congestion of business in the mo
tor vehicle division of the department
of slate has cleared n( and licensee
are issued at once, says Mr. Koxer,
and there is now no vatfd cause for
any motor vehicle operating bis var
without ltUr plates-
In case where motor vehicle own
ers desire to operate before reviving
a permanent license, they should ob
tain temporary tags, it is stated.
Xo arrests have, been made in Eu
gene thus far. although several ma
chines with red license plates, are
still being driven. Police officers
have notified the drivers personally,
and in the evnt that the violation
continues arrests may be expected, it
is slated.
HIGH SCHOOL BILL
LOOMS AS P01T
F01 MAI FIGHT
STATE HOUSE. SALEM. Ore.,
Feb. t. Senator Eddy's biil. wJiicb
limits the power of election of studies
by high school tciuVu(n sad make
provision for greater emphasis on
fundamentals, loomed today as the
maiu fight iu the aeu&u, aud Eddy
had ju&t completed an tour's argu-;
mfiit fr the measure- when th& immus;
recess vm ukvn. In. his speech Eddy
attacked the course of study in Ore
gon high eohool currictrhims and thoe
iu cviuiryl wf education as being a
pervious to uew ideas or reform. i
Eddy asserted that be wanted t"
get out of the curriculum certain .
"$rash, whieiv is jit trash fund-;
mentally,, but is trasa because it is
taught t-a fitrperficifllly tht it only !
gives a smattering of knowledge ami
iu uo way traius the miud." j
"if my boy or girl," he said, is to;
imbibe socialism, communism or any
other hellish ism frwwi the pit, lwy j
wilt have to gti ttietn. from some
source other than the high school if
I have power to keep them out of tb ,
schools." Jle s-cred the practwe of
ptaciug iu the Jiich school etiurses the i
works of Scott Nearing, 11. ti. Wells J
snl Jack London.
PORT BILL VETO
FAILS li EFFECT
(Coutmiipd from g ne)
The ocean water nt Iea(ivillc, fa
mous French watering place, was
warmer on Christmas day than it
was in mid-August.
Shows rids, the choice of the smoker.
mHRY'RF. hprp now
styles for the spring season a
in that suoerb quality thi
neans so much to men who appre
ciate service.
new
all
tat
There is real satisfaction in Stet
son hats, in their smart modeling and
ability to "stand up," as the hatters
8aV. but you know all about that if
ou have worn them.
Wade Bros.
Hart Sohnffner & Marx Cloilit-s
Bargains in Bristles
Buy Brushes With Both Eyes Open
Linn Drug Company on account of our various
outlets are able to give you more for your money
than the average merchant. Compare these prices.
m
mm
"rnp!iy!f'tic !r HrusK 6!o
j'rophylnc-tU: Tnwh Bruxli' Oo
IToiihyix tie Hnnd Srrub . t'-OO
ItHKhPB Watnri Pure Brl(le t.3
Vli'hnn Brush, II row, fur mammfnir tho sculp i2&0
Dr. ( lark VrrrUe ('!panir Toolb llrush 50c
Hartford Hath !trsh -00
Kyplr- HruchPK tc
min(txion Hruuli tctc
t'opiilnr Assortmi-nt Tooth !ruh J5c
SPECIALS
Kicclric Curling Irons 63c
I rtihl rimpcls. Silver nnl iold 1 Mated 98c
Kvorcadv NfirVty H7.or 49c
from the Ifgislatwrp to the executive j
and hence the port h XmX j.
week ovcr-r'rdB rhe will of the peo-
pie of the district. I
Gives RecommenrfflHflff
In conclusion, the govemor recom- -roejidel
that a hill he passed provid
ing that hereafter the- Tort f Tort-;
land comroiwwner le elected hy the
voterfi of the district, pointing ovit j
that this is the procedure pursued hj
other ports in the state and pronourtr-
ing it the correct aud sound procedN j
ure.
in the msxage the governor l.o
explains why he appointed five new ,
commissioners to the port on ."Jarm- ;
ary 2T iusteao! of waiting until the
terms, of the old commissioners ex- i
pired by staling that the putpoae. was I
to avoid strife that he believed would
jeopardise other legislation. !
The executive nspailed the Johbying
activities of the commercial fishing I
intereHta, Ife attributed the passage j
of the bill to the activities, of those j
commerieal fishing interest and as-
aertcd that for years past they have
coerced the legislature into defending
beneficial icgisraiioa. f
i tic message reaas m part:
''Twenty-two years ago i first he- J
came, a member of the trogon senate, i.
Well do I re mem her two very (tiff-
turhing elements at that session ;
which prevented proper consideration j
of legislative measures. The first i
was the election of a United States
senator by the legislature and the otb- j
er waa the election of commissioners
for the Fort of Tortland by the Jegis-1
IrfTnre.
'Honest citizens have often won-'
dered why the Oregon legislature. in
called upon to decide who shall be the ;
comrnisfioncrs for the VoH of IVrt-
land. . J
"The Port of Portland is now a
branch of the state government; it jit
a local affair, a sttb-dirifrion, mm-
parable to an irrigation district, a !
school district, or a city within the
state. What consideration shotrtd be !
given to an irrigation district, a school :
district or a city cowtinuBHy asking i
the legislature for more than thirty;
years to name its romrniMioner r,
directors. Kspeeially when aucb de- j
maild w flceompanied by a threat
that until compiled with other needed!
tcgirdrttion. wotdd not be passed.
"May I remind the member vf
this august body that a great poliei- (
eal party claims it won a signal vic
tory in the iast national eleetion by
a vigorous caojpnigii agnit a eatwti
date, who sought to make the legis-
latii-e branch of our national govern
ment superior tn the jndipiary. The
saine identical principle is involved in1
the proposed legislation of senate bill!
number 8tt. It is clearly a nsnrpa-!
tmn of executive funftiomi by the. j
legislative branch of our state gov- i
ernmenf. As governor 1 refftrre to
be a party to hw-h jlleal exre- of (
excniive pwer, '
''(n fOIt the legislature enacted a,
law transferring to the governor tbej
appointment of "mnWiovrs for the ;
Port of Portland. This law was n
frrred to the voters of the prt dis- ;
trict at a special clrrtion hld on '
.Inne 7, 1121, od hy an. overwhelm- i
ing luaiority the penpfp of the port
distrit t sustained thst )aw. MrH trnttf
hrr HtV rb'arly ovpryidis and et at I
agbt the will of the people as ex
preMrd at that election.
'Kor month the poldie pre of
th1 ststf1 has -rried hdd headlines
RHf.ertiug the legislature would strip
the exerutive nt all the appointive
ana mmnwrme power p.?Hn,j
Jmmi-diatply upn the assembling ofi
the Irgtlafure a systematic od rare-
fifl canvas a nrade of its meil)r.
Pledges werf eoa"td ami made to
carry out tins program, f have been (
informed that th origins program f
w to rntrtthtv ne bill. M ripping f
the exirntive of all appointive power,;
and afioot enouch rotes were pledged
to unrt s'f-h a Ittw nvr thi ytf t1
thr govrrr. J'Uin fuUv the ti.
minion aud itirtfe thnt would rnsni,
and the jeonardr result to lgihla' ;
titm nerr-wsry to tb -far1 n( the
people nf Tcgm, I early annouiirrd
ihe appointments nt th fnmmifin
rs. Mr greatest frffrns am t
have bpn in y pfsl t reeogiuw
nn certain faction, for nmnr years,
fhn fa-tion has ben the tlntttmnting
fffore over erery meeting of tb leg
bdatwr. Uy Insidious lobbying by;
one method or anofher, ft ha r-oo-trolled
rarioos members tf eaeh
bouse. eorcing lg !at ton and pre
nUnf the paeg of beneficial lawi
KKKK FAN1UOX StIKKTS VOli MARCH XOW READY'
1
The Basement Store Features Many
New Conveniences for Your Kitchen
New labor-saving: devices that will greatly interest every woman who- takes
a pride in the appearance and convenience of her kitchen. Sparkling:
pots and pans snowy white crockery gleaming table- oil cloth ia fact
EVERYTHING that a well ordered kitchen requires. See the special win
dow displays.
The New Sift-Chine meets a need)
As the name implies, th& SIFT CHUTE is a real sifting
uiacliiuo tlio atisH-or to repeated demnnds of bonse
wivps fVr a quicker, OBsier Bnd mora efficient flour
siffpr. Jfeld hy orto hand dws not s&after tha flour
sifta thoroaffhly. Heavily plated to prevent msfc or
eorroKion.
Single Screen $1.00 Double Screen $1,25
White Japaned Kitchen Sets (S Pieces) $3,25
Heavily enameled kitchen tins consisting of brend box, fkmr, sngar, coffee
and lea eanmsfevs nil imndy sizes. All lettered in handsome gold labels
Complete sH, $.'J.2f.
New Vegetable Washers $1.50
An entirely new idea for washing vegetables. Made- of heavy alnmfcHna
funnel top to receive water and perforated sides to release water. Twe
bandies. Hee these in the bascinent store,
Genuine "Androck" DisK Drier $1,69
The ideal dish drier, Makes kitchen work easy, Dries dishes quickly.
Special holder for silver.
Wbite Semi-Porcelain Spice Jars All Labeled
li(iiit'!!v iIw.fM'atfid and all 11icf.lv and clcarlv labeled in blue.
. . , in T ?
ivteaiuui size w jjig Bia .......
$1.25
Oil nncl vinegar bottles ...... 80 Salt boxes ,.:M
New Heart Shaped Jello Molds, 10c and 15c
In two sizes you'll want them for ye-ur valentine party.
1 New Style Combination Cookers, $1.50
Made of highly polished pure alaminnm escellent weight pannelect
a .wonderful cooker for custards, etc.
New Dry Hand Mop $ 1.50
.Inst like the one pictured here. No more wet hands
- jo more stooping or backaches no placing; hands
in dirty water the new dry hand mop is the ideal
mop wrings dry instantly by a simple twist of the
hand. You'll wonder how yon ever did wit&o-nt oae-t
On sale in the basement store, $1.50,
Japanese Lunch Cloths
75c
Two sizes a!! perfect
Horshoe Glasses
6 For 25c
Extra heavr tumbler
Angel Food Fans
39c
For tinghfn and nans oto
Yellow Mixing Bowls ,T
89c
Very handy m strip dcomtfoa.
NEW PATTERNS IN 'MERIT AS' OIL PAINTED CLOTHS
".Veritas" oil cloths will not chop or crack. Very easily cleaned.
4H-'m. sq. size .......,, ?5c 50-in. sq. size , $1.10
Finest Grade "Sanitas" Oil Cloth, All Colors ,ul. 5c ,Yard
,,,,(,1 thin liHlmn l fiur"t tin itc-
f the. romnnrrrdl f(t htwpt of
tbi tlii ti-ni;fit h (wt
l.Tr!v mttm-u(at in opnrrf V
protrtli'i !',m l!ip ",n,p if"?
withio tl ! -f. "t ahniKt
Jtt,W".'. r jrfr (!i ttrne fac
tum Im ir,'rr ,,m 'n"
Iluftuw m mnrti r r'Tt"'1"" ,!w
l'rt f I'nrtianit. TUi lli,
(djtly rf"' nt 't'tirn tn itn- tax-
,myrrt A (( l'rl 'f forttRiitt .rmtrict
to ( t4r mnai'r. iim
iitit ttr'if'irc rc' Mnt in tier
rrw lr" "' "timil to thi
jiU-ftt nu't roiutwrrmt (Utrttumimit
i.f quo fnctinn? Wirt t-r itlf- 1JI-
trrcf th r'ht wl privil? f euct-
,.n....r .f frf,n,n autntiie fit iri'm Ait'
trirf, ff(t their m'-mr t
Iffwrf. hmiW not h -lU'd uoa t
tH. jtnT-rnor. of fhtu nrni rmn
luifttnn, i ntfrtiriitfd io ttm biii."
RUMMAGE SALE
At J,vhnn' Krtrnjtvjre S-lwr. St-l
rtly, Krhiry TiU. W(
Kf-fiF.NB ftM,KrT)fN AGKSCY.f
77 ilrU St'. I'HUNB 6tW. tt.'
BLOW 'Kits, Stf.'K. . tf
WOtimcttA St. PtiQne BIT. tf
Ihcmer. t'iionB STO. tf
ftrhnm Htri Jtfu!y Tsitlowr. '
fk-SBt Ml!. tf!
Backbones, 4 lbs.
25c
D, E, NEBERGALL
MEAT CO.
Prfrf&wet Meat
firtrrrnmmtt Insr'WtPfl
ti El Sth Phenie HIT
Wood and Coal
Wmm1 uriilur eove uny
King Cati Oik
Card Woad Aih
FUEL GO,
tit National Bank BiriiJ.
Roont