c.furday Evening, March 7, 1925
TIIE EUGENE GUARL
Page Five
CITY NEWS
(Continued from page onel
rCgjfford of Portland o the
ri7 Army will isit in Eugene
SSJlM oo thtir wirt. .outh-
0- g
, fl, shelton Hers
R 6helton, traveling agent
mm Southern Pacific railway in
i'uerced, Calif., district, was a
Suitor in Eugene yesterday, look-
rillWr . ., Sh Inn la
ed with V. T. Spark, d.s
fSTTttBt who was formerly in
S Eugena S. P. office. Mr.
ifnirkB gavfl such glowing accounts
Eugene and Lane county that
t decided to visit the city, said
ir Shelton, and after being shown
JLiund by h. L. Graham, district
freiint and passenger agent, and
cnaJt Lewis, city passenger agent,
hi wys he feels more than repaid
isc Ms trip.
AiMiaMmeot Corrected
Correction in the -announcement of
ii opening of a new lunch counter in
Vlker aud Itoberts bowling al
to oo Ninth avenue east by Charles
i Slunson was made today. The pun
ished report stated that Mr. Munson
vti formerly owner of the White
Lancb on Ninth avenrte east. Mr.
Uqdiod formerly owned the Why Not
lamb on Seventh avenue east, and
Mr R- C. Ellmaker, is now operating
tie Wilts Lunch on Willamette street
which was formerly located on Ninth
Tenus east.
Young Man Arretted
Vernon Johnson, alleged to have
jumped a boardbtll of $25 at North
Bend, was arrested by Eugena po
licemen last nigbt and locked in
ttte city Jail. The complaint was
lodied by M. C. Goodwin of the
Oleon hotel North Bend. A local
man who is an acquaintance o
Johnson, offered $25 to W. G. Jud
kiiii, rhief of police, to pay the
board bill if the hotel owner will
withdraw his charges. Mr. Jud
kins planned to telephone to the
complainant today.
Oranges Received
E. R. Conway. JJfil Aln?r Rtreot,
brought n bit; branch of Florida
oranges into The Guard office last
nicht. to show how they grow in
his old home at Point ka, Fla. The
branch was taken off a tree grow
ing in the back yard of his father's
home, said Mr. Conway, and the
leaves were yet green. Ho. also
bad a bouquet of orange blossoms
as veil as a bunch of Southern
California moss. Mr. Conway
rams to Oregon about five years
ago, Disking his residence in Eu
gene since that time.
Back From California
Arthur H. Johnston. Portland
mtaurant mnn, accompanied by
Mrs. Johnston, and Frank W.
Beach, editor of the Pacific North
west Hotel News, were in Eugene
yeBterriay. enrouto )iomn from Cal
ifornia, where Mr. and Mrs. John
ston have been touring nnd visit
ing tho resorts for several weeks
past. Mr. Johnston reports condi
tions generally good in California,
hut not hotter than those in Ore
gon. "This stato looks well bv
comparison with any other' ho
says.
ted 707pagei, and street improve
ments owj pages. Conalderutg the fact
that all this data must be assembled
under the perifocal supervision of tbe
recorder, an idea ot the size of the
task is gained.
To Conduct Service
Captain G. L. Hall, bible mis
sionary, will conduct the services
at the Baptist church of Cottage
Grove Sunday morniug, in place
of Rev. C. K. Dunham, of the Eu
gene Baptist church who was to
have presided. Captain Hall also
will administer the ordinance of
baptism.
Recorder is Busy
A totnl Of 1 ,"." 7 nnra nf Ivilorr-lt.
tfti transcript required for the six
i'im issue, just com pilot By Jmign
(Iforge A. (iilmore, city recorder, and
hit assistants wns shown today.
The sidewalk transcripts alone total-
era Pacific station, there will be a
heavy travel back east this summer,
reports Frank G. Lewis, city passeng
er agist. Tbe special summer rates
are effective May 22.
Credit Men to Meet
d'luns are being completed for the
meeting aud banquet uf tbe Laue
County Credit association to be heid
at the Osburn hotel the evening of
March IS. H. shell of Seattle will
be here to speak to the local mer
chants cd "The Peddler' this subject
was discussed by the state merchants
at their annual meeting here lust
month.
Returned to Klamath
Jack Edwards of Klamath Falls
who was arrested here on request of
the authorities of Klamath county,
was returned yesterday to Klamath
in charge of Sheriff Hawkins who ar
rived for the prisoner. Edwards is
charged with the theft of a quantity
of furs at Klamath Falls.
Boundary Board Uutield
Decision by J. A. Churchill, state
school superintendent, upheld tbe
Lane county boundary board in its de
cision to a new school district No.
147, known as Sweets creek district,
to Mapleton district No. 31!. An ap
peal was taken by residents of the
Sweets creek district to the board
decision.
George p. Graham Returning
George P. Grahnru of Eugene is re
turning this week from a visit of
several months in Los Angeles and
southern California, announces L. L.
Graham, district freight and passen
ger agent of the Southern Pacific
railway. George P. Graham is L. L.
Graham's father, and he has been in
(he Ca.Jiornia couutry since the holidays.
Sermon Is Announced
The subject o Father O'Hura's
sermon on Sunday morning at
at St. Mary's Catholic church will be
"Mysticism in the Christian Religion."
This is the second of a series of three
sermons which Father 0'IIara is
preaching on the characteristics of
Christianity.
Easter Bazaar Planned
The Ladies' Aid society of tbe Prrs
hyfrien church is planning to give
nn Easter bazaar on Saturday, March
34 in the Laraway building. Imported
Chinese i goods, lingerie goods, and
horn rooked food arc some nf the
articles being secured for the bazaar.
Dlvorco Is Filed-
Cecil ' Hoy Slouffer filed suit for
divorce from his wife Vivtenne Kath
erine Stauffer. They were married
September 31, 30-3. Cruel and in
human treatment is charged by the
plaintiff.
Requested To Meet
Members of F.ugeno circle, No.
Neighbors of Woodcraft, are request
ed to meet nt the Urnnstetter chapel,
Sunday st 2:30 p. m. to attend the
funeral of Neighbor Mary L. George.
The circle will have charge of the
ceremony at I he cemetery. ,
Attends Portland CUnlo
Dr. L. I. linker is in Portland this
week-end to oltend the I'ortlnnd Den
tal meeting. While In the city lie will
purchase a new dental unit to be in
stalled in his offices in the Miner
building.
Travel to B Heavy
Judging from the numher of inquir
ies about the eastern Rummer tourist
railway rates received nt the South-
Funeraf Announced
Funeral twrvioo f,, tlm lata i,-b
S. K. George will be held Sunday aft
ernoon at liiu ociock, from the
lira listener chapel, it is announced.
The Kev. C. E. Dunham, pastor of
the Baptist church, will officiate at
the cbupel, and the Neighbors of
Woodcraft will be in charge of ser
vices at the new L O. O. F. cemetery.
From Portland
Among out of town visitors in Eu
gene for the dedication services for
the new Congregational church edifice
are Prof. Harry Hopkins, F. H. Por
ter and daughter, Miss Gertrude Por
ter, of Portland.
Hal E. Ross Arrives
Hal E. Hons, president of the Ore
gon State Editorial association, aud
Mr. aud Mrs. T. E. Huston, were
arrivals in Eugene yesterday from
Oregon City. Mr. Boss is publisher
of the Oregon City Enterprise.
To Build $5000 Garage
A one-story, concrete garage,
costing approximately $5000 will
be erected at 540 Charnelton street
this summer by S. H. Jenkins, ac
cording to a building permit grant
ed by W. II. Alexander, inspector
of buildings.
At Summer Home 1
Mr. aud Mrs. O, U. Foster left
yesterday for their souinmer home.
The Itocks, on the McKcnxie river,
to be gone for a few days. As their
guest, Miss Mayme Graham also is
making the trip.
Span to Be Repaired
Lumber for new piers for the upper
Hilts creek bridge is being prepared
and as soon us tho roads are better
this work wilt he started,.occording to
O. S. Callison, of tbo couuly bridge
staff.
Wills are Filed
Proofs of Ihe wilts of Martin John
son and John Thramer were filed to
day with Judge C. P. Barnard, pro
bate judge. J. o. Holt. Charles Stick
els mid W: W. Calkins, are tho ap
praisers for ihe Thramer estate.
Dentists to Convene
Twenty or inure dentists of Eu
gene will go to Portland tonight to put
on a program aud meet with the Port
land Dental society, A .banquet at the
Portland is to be held at o:.JO ociock
after which a program will be given.
Office Opened
C. E. Davison, insurance dealer, and
R. J. Mcllnle, realtor, have oprned
offices in the ground floor of the
Elks' building in Ihe room formerly
used for a bnrbcr shop.
Club Leader Hore
Miss Helen Cowgill of Oregon Ag
ricultural college, state leader of
girls clulis, was in Eugene yesterday
arranging fur a series of meetings in
lano county next .week.
To Hsve Klndorgarton
A kindergarten will be maintained
at the new Congregational building
for children of any age whose pareuis
wish to attend the dedication ceremonies.
members of I E. O. Sisterhood at j
her home in College Crest Monday i
evening. . .
Staff To Meet
The Hebekah degree staff will hold
regular drill Monday evening in the!
I. O. O. F. temple. ;
S. 0. P. SPLITS ON
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Senator Watson explained, that not
only should these senators not be
invited to attend further conferences,
but that they ehould not be named in
filling republican vacancies on com
mittees.' -"Then, if these gentlemen ire not
to be treated as republicans," Sen
ator Borah returned, "by what right
docs a republican committee on com
mittees assign them to places on the
standing committees?"
"My answer to that,'' replied Sen
ator Watson, "is that two years ago
when the farmer-labor senators came
in they asked to be assigned to com
mittee places by the republicans." -
The Nebraska senntor protested
against hasty action and said he
would require some time to consider
the committee list presented by the
republican committee on committees.
Senator Borah declared removal of
the insurgent group from their posi
tions of seniority was "impolitic, un
wise, and unfair."
"It is not only unfair to the men
themselves," said Senator Borah, "but
it is unfair to their constituents. 1
venture to say that within the next
two years my colleagues will regret
this action and will look back upon it
as a mistake."
Republican campaign spokesmen, he
predicted would have to devote most
of their time "in explaining this act
to the constituents whoa they go
into these men's states."
"You may demote these men," he
continued, "but they have the same
influence in the senate they always
had. There is a difference of opinion
in the republican party-hut it is-not
confined to the leaders but exista
among the constituents.
"If these men stood alone, It would
ho different. But I see men sitting
in (his chamber today whose seats
will be imperilled if this program goon
through.
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JACK DAW'S ADVENTURES
Story by Hal Cochran Drawings by L. W. Rcdner
AT LOG' RIVER CHAPTER 7
Bounty is Collected
The bounty on a bobcat was col
lected at the office of. the county
clerk today by C. G. Cabe, resident of
the Springfield .district.
JHE little rowboat seemed to fight back as it was being towed gut of
, the rapidly moving water. Jack realised that he and Dotty were
hauled toward the shore, but he also realized that the men on
Jors would have to move faster or the little craft would drift on to
rapids.
Here from Indian Creek
Ralph Taylor, Indian creek valley
farmer, was a business visitor in Eu
Kugene yesterday. He is a brother of
Sheriff Frank E. Taylor.
Dinner ToBoMonday
Willamette Court, Order of the
Amaranth will meet Monday evening
in the Masonic temple for a U:.'(4)
o'clock dinner to be followed by ini
tiation ceremonies.
Osburn Clork to Leave
Ramon Butler, clerk at the Osburn
hotel, expects to leave Sunday on an
extended vacation, because of his
health.
"professional children raisers who tell
yf.-u how lo do things."
"You hnve hit the nail right on the
head," said Kay, "they tell you how
to do things."
Kay wns of the opinion that the
state would save several , hundred'
thousand dollars by leaving Ihe school j
nt its present loentton near Turner1
nnd building dormitories to afford ;
segregation, but offered no objection ;
to going nhead with construction in I
(he new location. j
Entire Rhineland
May be Evacuated
By French Troops
PARIS, March 7. G4 In connec
tion with the talks in progress be
tween Premier Herriot ami Foreign
Secretary Austen Chamberlain, of
Great Britain on the security ques
tion, it is understood on the best au
thority that M. Herriot has assured
Mr. Chamberlain that France is ready
under certain conditions to evacuate
the entire Rhiueland in the near fu
ture. These conditions would be the
rrantins of an rfferMvn nernritir n)
I and the understanding that a strong
control of armaments along the Rhine
by the League of Nations would be
provided.
Returns From Roseburg
Mrs. Anna Bauer, resident of the
river road, has returned from near
R(seburg where she attended the
funeral of her sister-in-law.
Administrator Is Named
William F. Kelsay his been ap
pointed as the administrator nf the
estate of his father, the late Robert
B. Kelsay.
Leaves for South Dakota
Mrs. Einmn Kuldor and children
left yesterday for Canton, S. Dakota,
on receipt of word that ber mother
had died there.
Marriage License issued
A marring license has been issued
st the offire of the county clerk to
Earl l.eppert and Mary Leppert. This
is the seiiind marriage of the couple.
Portland Engineers
Surveying Project!
Stevens and Koon of Portland, con
sulting engineers of the city water
board on the Hayden bridge pipe line
project, are busy supervising the
making of placs for the proposed
line, it is announced by C. K. Mc
'Juin, superintendent of the city
water board.
A crew of surveyors, who are fur
nished by the city, are working on the
project, it in announced. Plans ar
also being made for the proposed new
reservoir on Skinner butte, to replace
the present reservoir, tinder the -ip-sumptioo
that citizens of Eugene will
; approve the hood fsue for this pro
ject. I Work is alro going ahead on itn-
provemeut" at the city filter pl.-m:.
saj-s Mr. McCIain. a well as plans
land ppeificntioiis for the proponed
new nty water mains.
Everybody Looks To The
McMorran & Washburne Store
, To Be First With The
Spring Fashions.
And thoy aro not disappoint od. Lovely things nro appear
ing in all pads of tho storo and tlio millinery section is
claiming particular attention theso days. You may not bo
ready to buy a new hat bjit you aro surely ready to see.
what they aro like.
The Posie Trimmed Dented Hat
IS IN HIGH FAVOR
"Whimsical is tho latest thought in millinery rakishly dent
ed hat with a cluster of blossoms oftimcs perched right
on top lo add color and chic.
otherB lnRonlouRly combine Inffeta or rrpna with RwIbh Mtlnn or redBlIni
Slrnw. Also clover felt Rnorl lint effectively Irlmmnl or nmnnlnlily
tailored In nil tlio high hIuhIps to mutch early spring nttlre.
TRICKM
AS
LOW
AS
TO J2.V00
OTIIKIt
TRIMMED HATH
AND
PATTKKN HATS
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STORE NEWS
Comfort Challies 1 6c yd.
Yard wide, kockI norvlcenldo comfort challl"
In over a down nrolty patterns llKlit nnd
dark color. Only 10c yard.
'
Pretty Ginghams I 5c yd.
Kn 11 27 Inches wide. Nice assortment of
colorful patlerns. Klurdy quality jfor aprons,
children's dresses, etc.
New Ginghams 1 9c yd.
Many aro 30 Inches wide. Tho price Is very
special for I hn basoment storo only! Nlco
assortment of checked and striped pnttcrns.
Colored Sateen 39c yd.
"La Kronen" -finest quality sateen in n wldo
choice of clear, -pretty colors as woll as tilnck
and navy blue. Kull yard wide.
Bungalow Cretonnes 23c
(iood choosing in those yard wide cretonnes'.
Kor summer homes, house aprons, window
drupeB, cushions, catch-all bates, etc., etc.
m
Latest News of the World' ,j
of Fashion . 1
Condensed for Quick Reading.
Black Bntin appears every spring, but this spring it is(
qiiito tho smartest of many years.
The enspinblo finds new world to conquer. Xow it's tho
hat and parasol; tho lint and scarf; or Jint, purso nnd
Rimes, that match.
The separate coat for spring is often of tweed or imported
novelty fabric with the minimum of collar nnd a wido
fur band around the bottom'.
With the general shortening of skirts tho waist line puts
in appearance but Reldom. -i-
Chiffon peasant sleeves, sometimes embroidered, Arc often
the only color on a dark gown, hut they are sufficient unto
themselves.
Prints appear in an endless array in bold patterns nnd
bright colors. -
.um i.i.ill'lUJt.IIIIILI'iU.WJJ.I'l.l'k'"11
Cottage Grove man
Honored by Election
E'"E fMting close to the wstprfsll." lio"t"d the little fdvrnturer.
. "Better harry Flip in the meantime stood t th. bow of the
.i bsrked loudlr. He. too. seemed to r-li tint the job of
"" Jnelt i ml Duiiy mnt be ru'hed, ami his bsrks were likely
to hurry the snoremen.
i Hert From Florence
l. Alexander of Florenre wss here
; today on his war south where he will
; be employed with a lumber rompsny
1- C.lA.nl.
Here From California
l.ukff 1. Ooodrirh. fnrnif rlr vifh
tli First National Hank if Ktifn.
and ofw Tpnidcnf of Kan Franriscn
is a biimnfM riitr in Kucnp.
I ' !ftWrt inward t!i hor to wbirh eh lvat wi hunt p'(M.
f,,J"r hi not lonkM rk-t th hnrr. Kudd-nlr tUt
r",hr '" thrc.fb th air and a P"rt f r-P ldd
hJT' In m.ddl of lb robat. It bud bn thrown Uom b
Hra From Roieburg
Mm. Sidnrv S. IIhII. ffirmrrtr Mi"
I Huh? Taylor of tin ritr. is hvrt from
ltr prirl hntiif at .burf for a
riit.
Wllf In Pirtlnnf
' (Jonrc Ttl rnbu II. profrtnor of
1 journalism at tli1 tmiviriiy, f in
j Portland on a Imxin visit rr lb
wk-nd.
Albany Agent Here
:. H. Nokea. panr nftil of
in fimrhprn I'arlfir railway at "Al
bany, wm a busing visitor In
; KiE'n yo.orrtay.
P. C. O. T MeM
i Mr. F. H. Tu'ti
ill nt rtam
English Speaking
Union is Extended
M A NJ f A. Marrh 7.- OP) A
bra neb of the Knflish Speaking
union, an nriianizafiou with nrirtiB
in many narta of th world to pro
mot friendly relations bf-tusfn Knit-
' 1:mi speakine prnplr, haz Unr,
I formed in Manila. Tli orsauixntion
' hr. wbirh is (o b known as a
j oranrh of Ih New York noHty. was
' foftnid under th initiatir nf ltlhofi
. lr;HTrnur K. Mosher of the Pint
! stant Kpitropal rlnir' b.
(fi.vernnr fnral Leonard Wo'd
'M named houoorv president; Hrijr-idit-r
JenrBl Frank H. .M'oy, pres-
tdnt : TliofriBit I Inrririgton. Mr ilish
' fonsit! general cr Mnnila -ire.(;ri'si-'.
dent. an Kiijji-iie A. Uilmor, vir.
iroverp'ir of ih I'hilipp'n IslandM.
i erond vtre-presideni.
ROBBERS ESCAPE
! FATKIiSMN. . J.. Marh
Tbr robber knot kr-d donn an m
tdto of th Manhattan Shirt com
pany in front of its factory hr lo
rtiy, seized a Ji.fiO prll and :
'pd in a stolsn au'omobii. A
fourth mm i raptured,
POttTLAXD, Ore., March 7. E. V.
Lewis, MarHhfield, wna yeaterdny vt
elected president of Oregon Ilardwuru
and Implement liealera asgociation;
George K. Knowlen, Cult age Jrov,
vice-president and the executive com
mittee reappoinied K. K. Lu-ai, ISp
kan. aecretary and treaiurer. Ltictin
in also aecretary of Ihe WuMhington
and Idaho Htate Hardwari Mcn'a aa
ttoctation. The foll-iwimc will form th
eiecutive coinmitl. K. A. Franz,
Hood Kiver; Kmil IVil, Asdiland;
Frank OiHiain, lleppner, and J. K.
McNair, Bunduii. Th antocialit;n'ii
conventiona which bod bem in ansion
in three d.iya, rimed tst nljlii, with
a banquet. A. II. Averill waa toast
ma ltiT,
noon nt 2:3f o'clock in th. SprinK
ficld 1'lirit.siun church, conducted by
tho paator nccordinn (o thia nfter
uoon'n announcement. Jritcnnont will
be in the Laurel Hill crmctery. Fun
eral nrranKemeiilM aro being mnde 'by
the . Fred Walker chapel.
Coal Mine Strike
Results in Tie-up
(rift number l'J, I'nitrd Mine Work
era uf America.
(.'ape Itietou, with ft, 000 men Idla
waa the center of the atrike area. The
jiiiinn Una i-.nn memnera anil u wnn
Mate is Sought for
Lonely White Bear
VICTOHIA. It. Mel,. 7.-t)--An
attempt ) to lie nude lo rupture
alive nmt.e for I rmn Kennwlid.
lonely white beer, the only one of itn
HperieR known to lie in raptlvity. now
hou.ed ill a new M li"'"e "I '"
own at Keaeori Hill park. A report
ban been received from I'riiieea.
It.,. Mil Inland, on the l.orlliwe.lerli
l!rili"h Columbian ennt. that benra
of the name peiiin are at lariti-
here. KinallT tlinn imlnr h.-ar,
Itiey have a limited haliilal and. ow
inc to Ihe isolated and rui'd ehar
arler of the l.lnnHi, it i almont ile
p.mi'ible to rapture Hie animal
alive.
Captain Allworth i
Of Portland Here!
Ctipiain V.. i. AlKvorth of Portland,
who probubly haa received more ined
nla for hia ae-vlre in tbe world war
(ban nny cx-aervice mini in the iiorib
we.it, wait a visitor in Kuften todtty
ih tin- IhlercKt of Uh- (). A. I. Me
iiKirial ufiion building ciiinpuiKU.
(.'ajifttin Allworth iioHHenxes a dia-
tinguiiiht -d aervic mediil from con -'
grenn, rroix-de guerre, Iralinn enms,
iiih! mrdttlj from moxt f Ibo allied i
nations for cxtriiordniiiry bravery in 1
a-tion. He returned o Portland (hia-
afternoon, after attending n meeting
of Kt represent at i vea of th Lane
Couuty o. A. C club at the Anchor
age last night.
HYIA'KY. X. H., March 7. A com
plelo tleip of coal inu.es in Nova 'uM ,llllt counting those who had bn
Scotia, hai resulted from the strike j idle became of colliery ahutdowni, nut
called last night of mem hers of Din- a man waa working today
Schools for Hank
Robbers Charge
OKLAHOMA CITY, March 7 A
declaration that "s IiooIm" am being
conducted in Oklahoma in whieh bank
robbers learn their tricks, was made
on the floor of lions of the Mat
legislature y-tterday by Representa
tive W. L. Carlile.
"Mcvenil schools of bniik robbery
are now being conducted in this
tate." be said. "Young men are
taught h"' lo select towns in which
it is eaaieNt to rh a hank; how to
enter banks: Imw lo gel th money
and finally how lo escape.'
Even In Hour-Glass Days J
! Time was Essential to Success
I 'VV.e -T. More So Today!
rtli 'v 3 A 'I doi-an't mean XOCV ''jrte- I
r M V.y "landa for (hat W K
Svllj pr"ve" "'" 11 XW.
, Super-Iur... WALTHAM ofA,
, of VNhlto oold .. y reliability. All new
i - ' - niodola Jeweled, nd-
Q- V Juated to perfect no-
I " ruracy, onensed In Ilk
aX filled Whlto Cloid. 25
r " I
SERVICE IS SUNDAY
SI'ltlNtiKll.l.H. Marrh Impe
rial I - Konral .ervir.a for Aamn It
ltartmitr viill b htd tomorrow afler-
IN THt NEXT WR j
l.llMillN. Marrh 7. Kierrone ln
the Inrge rilira will be fnrrrd lo wear
Caw niapka durinit the Tint war, aava '
.1. II. 8. Ilnldane, mited lriti-b chem- !
IK. ' I
Membarthln la th. Hall
mark allocution of one
ewler In over buu
eitlat olv.i this atora a
purohailno advanlioe la
tfi. liner ewalery mar
Kelt. I hit Ii reflected
to you In prlcaa that can
not ba met anltu qual
ity la acrlllced.
Any watch you buy here carrlea
our posltiva guarantee of aatla
faction or your money back..
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