The Eugene guard., April 13, 1925, Image 5

Evening. April 13, 1925
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.m plaaaed
SrKiirr OPDOriunt.T to
T" " D,oth""'' ir
i'""1" , TXl. of the Parent-
rl.r ,ori'i'' dm arranged lor
r". if meeting n entertainment
if f. h tiven Wednesday
""' "I at 7-3rt o'clock .t tha jhocl
total nrv1sion of the
' , T.rid and interesting pro
drill., and dramatic
1'E.e "to b" fi"n by the achool
il''"" A of eotermit an
SffiSl Vat in th. "-tJ
(ly arering.
Trivl to be Heavy- 1 -
nrean voyages iu
JjLlS! " W "m unusually
S5 from Kugene this summer.
am F S. Appelman, passen-
nt of the Oregon Electric.
Clow summer excursion rates
worn effective May 22," says
SfAppelman. "and Judging from
X advance inquiries we are re
SfriDg, this will be the biggest
ar for travel we have ever had.
Emnd trip fares to eastern points
will average about the same as
Sat year about one and one
Eath the regular fare."
Alii for Bloodhounds
Tleasfl get a pair of bloodhounds
forme. I want to trace the scoundrel
who steals two bottles of milk off my
rot porch every morning." Tbis re
Miit was made to night patrolmen of
the Eugene police department Inst
li -rino- to their rcDort on the
police blotter. The complainant
Min t piayiDg h im-nt-n
officers, according to W. G. Judkins.
chief of police, who says he actually
thought he could get the bloodhounds
(or that purpose. The police offered
co-operation in hunting down the
thieves, but declared the bloodhounds
could be used only in case of crime.
Texts Meeting Planned
Mrs. Eugene Clower of Kugene has
htta delegated to stimulate interest
in a riunioo of former Texans at
longriew, Wash., April 21, for the
big Texas banquet celebrating the an
niversary of the battle of San Jacinto,
The diaiier will be in the new Monti
cello hotel, and Mrs. Clowor says she
would like to have the names of Ku-
fftie residents who were natives of
the lone star state at once, in order
that arrangements can be made to go
is a body from this city.
Discuss Nutrition-
April -5 will mark the beginning of
a series of nutrition meetings to be
held in Lane county and planned by
the committee from the Four Oaks
grange, announces O. S. Heteher,
county agricultural agent. Mrs. Ioren
I oi is cliHirman of the committee,
md a class in nutrition will be eon
iucted by .Mrs. l.ucy A. Case, assist
ant nutrition expert of the extension
division of Oregon Agricultural college.
Ex-Officer Arrested
Robert Russell of Monroe, who de
clared he was formerly a police officer
on the force at Portland, was arrested
last night for drunkenness, end ap
peared in municipal court this morn
ing to answer the complaint. "You've
been an officer of the lew then," said
Judge Gilmore, "so your tine will ht
$25." The prisoner paid his fine. His
automobile, which had been held by
the officers; was given back to him.
Prisoner Gets Four Mouths
A sentence of four months in the
county, jail on charge of contributinic
to the delinquency of a minor w.i
the penalty given to Fred Slater, 23,
of Chehalis. Wash., by Judge C. P.
Barnard in county court Saturday.
This, it is reported, is the first time
a county judge has sentenced a
prisoner on a criminal charge.
Mrs. Veatch, Returning
Mrs. Marion Veatch nnd Roy
'Ventch, her son, will sail for the
United States from Remit, Syria, on
April 1-1, it was announced in a
cublogrnip received by Mr. Veatch
yesterday. They expect to arrive Id
New York city May 21. Mrs. Veatch
went to Europe last summer, and
toured the continent with her son.
who is" a member of the American
university faculty at Beirut. .
Lions to Have Booth
As one of the amusement fea
tures of the "Night in Paris"
presentation to be held by Eu
gene post of the American Legion
at the armory Friday and Sat
urday, April 24 and 25. will be
a booth to be. maintained by the
Eugene Lions club, it is an
nounced today.
Newsle Offered Treat
W. J. Clark, former Southern Pa
cific news agent, who has completed
the purchase of the Toastwich Shoppe
on Ninth avenue west, has issued an
invitation to all newsboys of Eugene
to come to the shop any time today,
to receive a treat. "I've been a friend
of the newsboys for a long Jime," he
said, "and now's a good chance for
me to give them a little treat.
They're all invited."
Road Work Started
Work on the improvement of
the Lorane end of the Eugene
Lorane road is to start at once.
A. E. Davis, supervisor from that
district, was here today to con
fer with the county court of the
clearing and grading work that
will be necessary.
Printer Weds In Tacoma
Robert Fischer, Jr., of the
Morning Register mechanical depart
ment, and Miss Hazel Hilburn of Ta
coma were married yesterday in Ta
coma, it is announced. Air. Fischer
met his bride while she was visiting
a sister in Eugene a year or so agu.
Charter No. 126 , Reserve District No. 12
Report of condition of the
Eugene Loan & Savings Bank
At Eugene, In the state of Oregon, at the close of business on April 6, 1925.
RESOURCES
1. Loans and discounts, including rediscounts
shown in items 21) and 30, if any $ uT2,19i.oO
i. Oilier bonds, warrants and securities, includ
ing foreign government, state municipal, cor
poration, etc., including thoso shown in items
JH and 3.1, if any 4lf07.-4
8. Storks, securities, claims, lions, judgment., rtr. ;i.im
ft. Hanking house, $1l4ii; furniture nnd fix
tures '$1.00 1.141.00
7. Itpnl estate owned other ihan banking house 20,054.00
9. (M Cash on hand in vault and due from
banks, bnnkera and trust companies designated
and apprnred reserve apents of this hank 122AT7.21
lotal rash and due from banks, items
8. 9, 10 and 11 $122,037.21
Total ' $1.13S...02.J7
T f AlUf .iTiva
I- Capital sforlt nnifl In S .0 000 00
Fnrphw fund 2ri,000.00
19. lat I nHiviHnsl Toi.t on
(W 1m current expenses, interest nnd taxes
. nairt nan c- r r: i i-
P'msnd donn.iits. other thnn hnnka. fmhierf to
reserve !
23. lnHiridiiftl rletmoite n.,h,nnt t,l, ;nl,i;r
deposit due the State of Oregon, county,
rififR nr nlhof nki: t i Kft nftl IT
25. Cashier plm,Ld f k ..i. i:
... imps uniin imiKnimiM( -
Wand Savings Itepnsitn, subject to reserve nnd
psyahle on demand or piihjert to notice:
Tune certificate of d-posit outstanding 44.205.R4
hating deposits, payable aubjert to notice ' 032,231.28
ioiai ot time and savings deposit payable
on demand or subject to noticf, items 27
and 2S, $076,437.12
'tpf OreaonV rou'n
tti 'k A,l1r1' PBJ,''ir of the nbove named hank, do solemnly swear
t6e above statement is true to the he.-.t of mv knowledge and belief.
fi DAVID AUI.l. Cashier.
HitserthM snd sworn to before ine this 17th dnr of April, 102-V
RI'RY CALLISON, Notary Public.
My commission expires S-HMO'JT.
Correct Attest : f
W W. CALKIVf.
I.. O. RECK WITH,
F. N. McALISTEIt,
Directors.
Secretary Not to Visit
Eugene will not have a visit from
Herbert Work, United States secre
tary of the iuterior. according to a
message sent from Klamath Falls to
E. Eugene Chadwick, secretary f the
chamber of commerce. His message
was in answer to an invitation to atop
off in Eugene when he came north.
France Olson Coming
Mrs. Frances B. osnn. national
president of the Degree of Honor, will
be a guest of the local lodge tonight,
it is announced. A dinner at 7:30
o'clock i being planned in Mrs. Ol
son's honor, in the new hill of the
Knights of Pythias.
Victor Holt Here
Victor Holt of Portland, formerly
of Eugene, was in Eugene Saturday
to visit his daughter who is a student
at the University of Oregon. Mr. Holi
is a brother of .1. o. Holt, manager of
the Eugene Fruitgrowers' association.
Inspection Scheduled
Inspection of dairy cows in the Mr
Kenzie river valley for tuberculosis
will start Tuesday, announce F. H.
Thompson of Eugene, government vet
erinary inspector. Walterville local of
the Farmer's uuion made the request
for Mr. Thompson's visit.
Millinery Stock Sold
The millinery stock, store fix
tures and other equipment of the
Eugene Millinery store have been
sold under direction of the bank
rupt court by C. SI Dillon of the
Willamette Collection nnd Credit
association.
Here from California
C. C. Wilson, of lieber, Cal., in the
Imperial valley.. slopped here today on
his way to Eddyville in Lincoln coun
ty. Mr. Wilson is n brother-in-lnw of
K. J. Mcorc". county superintendent of
schools iu Lane. "
Hundreds of I,aue comity people
had the opportunity of inspecting toe
new Stanley store on Ninth avenue
west and Olive street at lh official
opening of the new establishment. i
With an entire new stock sttrac- i
tiveiy displayed and all modern facili-
ties to handle the trade the patrons
expressed their appreciation of the
new store and were giveu ample op-
pportunity of looking over the six de
partments that will cater to the pro
vision needs of this community. :
"We were all set for the opening
today and we hope that we pleased ,
our patmns and others who came on
imitation to inspect the establish-)
mem,"-said George C. Stanley, pro- j
prietor. j
Every department of the store was!
made ready aud several carloads of
new stock were on hand. The re-,
muindcr of the 13 carloads of stock
are being brought to the More today, '
Here From Canada
Mrs. R. L. Sawyer nnd daugh
ter, Alta Sawyer, of Vancouver,
British Columbia, are visiting at
the hone of Mr. and Mrs. T. L.
Beard, 1172 Jeffersou street, for
a few days.
Dentist Moves
Dr. Will Moxley, who moved his of
fice Saturday, is on the fourth floor
of the McMorrnn and Washburne
building, with Doctors Robbing Ker
ron aud Waller, and not in the Miner
building, as announced Saturday.
County Agent to Speak
.0. S. Fletcher, Lane county agri
cultural agent, will talk on rodent
control at a meeting scheduled
Wednesday evening at the Lowell
schoolhouse.
Station is Robbed
A short change artist robbed the
service station at Spriugfie'd of ijifi
this morning, according to a report
telephoned to Eugene headquarters.
Whether a writ of ma minimis will
be ismied on ihc application of Leon
R. Edmun."ou requiring John S. Med-,
ley, district attorney, to take leg! :
action on alleged charges ' made j
against Clyde N. Johnston, will be rie-1
termined Friday, May 1, according to I
a decision of Judge J. C Kendall in j
circuit court today. The court handed ;
down an order for the district attor-
ney to show cause at that time why ;
the writ should not be made pcrmu-:
ncnt. j
"The court made it clear that in is-1
suing the order that the merits of the;
application were not in consideration ,
but that the decision was made simply j
on the statutes pertaining to an Hp j
plication for a writ. Mr. Medley it is :
expected will present his demurrer to i
the writ application at the tim I
specified. j
Masons of Oregon
Meet in Portland
Road Is Inspected
Clinton Hurd and O. E. Crowe,
county commissioners, and P. M.
Morse, county engineer, are spend
ing Iho day in the vicinity of Lost
creek inspecting; roads in that area.
Hero from Washington
S. L. Lester, general manager of
the Grays Harbor Washingtoninn of
Unguium, Wash., is a Eugene business
visitor.
License Granted
Robert D. Keller and Heat rice V.
Morse of Eugene were granted a rtinr
riage license Saturday at the county
elerk's office.
Leaves for Portland "
George N. McLean, local insurance
man. left for Portland by motor today
to be gone for two days on business.
CERTIFICATES ARE
S
PORTLAND. Ore., April 13
Knights Templar and Masons of
Oregon are in session here today
a three day conclave having
opened yesterday. Husiness ses
sions of the sixty-firth annual
conclave of' the Gram! Chapter,
Royal Arch Mason, opened this
morning. Wayne Stanard of
Bronwsville, most excellent high
priest, presiding. Officers are
to be elected this afternoon. The
fortieth annual assembly of the
Grand couucil, Royal and select
Masons ot Oregon will he held
tomorrow. Carl V. Evertsen,
Marshfield most illustrious' grand
master, will preside.
Regent Board has
Conference Here
Meeting of a special committee of
the board of regents of the Univer
sity of Oregon is under way here to
day. Sam Kozer, stale secretary, who
arrived today for tiie conference sard
that there was nothing of lifajor im
portance to he tkeu up. as far nn
present plans show. Thse attending
the special committee meeting hr.
Judge J. W. Hamilton, C. C. 'Coin.
Mrs. George Gerlingcr and Fred Fitk.
Merchnnts of Peking nre now sell
ing American dried fruit in penny
packages.
Announcing For All This Week
A Sensational Basement Sale of
500 High Grade Trimmed Hats!
300 Hats ,
$2.95
Every hat brand new!
Hats for matrons and
misses.
I
200 Hats
$3.95
Sale starts Tuesday
morning, 9 o'clock.
Basement store only
Here's the story in a nutshell of this marvelous millinery offering. Naturally after
Easter there is a lull in the millinery business. A large manufacturer offered his en
tire stock of 500 hats at an almost unbelievably low price if every hat was taken.
The M. & W. store, ever on the alert for advantageous purchases, bought the entire
500 new hats and now we offer you
Unquestionably The Biggest Value In Lovely Trimmed Hats That It Has
Ever Been Your Good Luck To See!
No matter it' you hnvc just bought a now lint for Easter you wiU want ono, two, or even more of these
nmn.ingly low priced hats!
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at $3.95
Mostly pattern hats! ono of a
7- kmil. isenuuiuiiy made, nais ot
T fine silks, silks and straws, fin
est chipped milan bnnk,ok nnd
lisero straws. Individual trim
mings of fine silk flowers,
'sparkling rhiueslone ornaments
and gay ribbon novelties, liats
that were it not for the lucky purchaso would
sell from $8.95 to $15.
DON'T TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT ALONE,
at $2.95
Think of it! 300 becoming
trimmed hats to choose from.
Hats for every occasion and
for evory type. Small hats,
largo hats, folt hats, straw hats,
silk hats. No matter what your
taste, no matter what your f
stylo or tj'pe you will find in
this immenso showing just the smart little hat 1
you'll want for shopping, for sports and gen
eral utility wear. ,
COME AND SEE FOR YOUR
SELF IF THIS ISN'T THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY OFFERING OF BEAU
TIFUL TR1MMMED HATS AT $2.95 and $3.95 that you ever saw! We'll stake
our reputation on this sale!
On Sale In The
Basement Store
Only!
George Donley to
Face Liquor Charge
Gcorgo Donley, 28, was nrrosted at
Wealfir nonf ( lakridge yesterday by
IJcmitv Sheriff Al Haynir nnd brought
to. Hie Lnne county jail on a cliarijc
of possession of liciuor. Donley ru-
rently came to wntiir irom iik
Marshfield district, the deputy slates,
The trip to Kugene was made by train
the deputy Siim, on account ot llie
bard time encountered the last timi
he brought down a prisoner a few
weeks ago and attempted to make tin,'
trip by automobile. Half way to this
chr the car whs nlmuiloned at that
time nnd a freight train w, f lags l
to c.tntinue the journey. "Toe road is
in bad-rendition nt the preent tim
alt hough a few lieht cars hnro suc
cessfully made thf lrugiile hut it
enn't be highly recommended ss an
outdoor sport," the deputy snid to
day. OREGON MOTOR CO.
Phone UJtl. MO Olive
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Every Sale Tina!
No Exchanges
No Returns
NEWS BOYS OF CITY ,
Call for a treat today from your
old friend, the S1I. P. news agent, pro
prietor Toastwich Lunch Stnnd. W.
J. Clarke. 13
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CHICKEN DINNER, WHERE?
At Four Oak Orange Hall. When?
Wednesday evening, 7 o'clock. For
whom? Kvcrybody and their friends.
Tickets fl. 15
6hnwnnda, the caotct of the smoker.
J. FINNIE
Finnies Plumbing
Shop c,
TVinna 1 K3D
5s Plumbing, Bepairlhfl, Steam 2
and Hot Water Heating
v 731 Olive St. 3
e,' Day or night pmorgency 3
1'lumblnK
Special prices on fixtures
We Estimate
J. FINNIE
Fight more f.ane county boys and ;
I giria ci u np nave neen (ipsignnieo ak ;
j in the HK per cent Hour and certifi
I rates have been received at the office
, of Arnold 'Collier, county Hub lender.
. The following clubs with their lend
ers have recited the certificates:
June) ion City Jersey Calf, Mr.
.fames Larson. leader.
Hlarbly Calf. S. It. Tilson. lender. -Jersey
Roosters Calf, II. ,, I'lnnk
leader.
S.t. Mary's Schotd Sowing, Siter
Kirtrude, lender.
Jmef inn 'try Sewing, Mrs. Mar
guerite Kafky, lender.
Riverview Sewing. Mrc. C. W. Ed
wards, lender. -
Coast Fork Sewing, Altie Manning,
leader.
Dnrena Sewing, Mr, Minnie Wag
ner, leader.
Good Eyesight and
Good Workmanship
often go hand In hand. The workman who la handicapped
by defective vision 1s often unconsciously limiting his oppor
tunities (or advancement
If your work requires the .concentrated uso of your eyes for
long periods at a time, bs sure that your eyesight Is all
that It should be.
If you need glasses, by all means got them at once,
loct of your eyes will show In the pay envelope.
Ncg-
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tll.WIUAMITTS SIT
Mzeboth drden
of
Mew York Paris
lll have her personal representative in the-Toilet
"Xns department of our store on
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
APRIL 16th AND 17th
of't'h Johnstone will apswer all questions on the care
as. , "i?'"' '"d,11' glve you personal advice in the
is i Arden Venetian Preparations and Instruction
Ton. nK them ,h'' Arden Muscle-Strapping Skin
'"!"' rr.eihod. We Invite you to avail yourself of this
"Pportunity
(Continued fr"iu page one,)
below ix that the ditrb-t natus i!
lost, and that to establish n Mew dis
trict require that JO children of
iiho d age he resident.
The recent burning of the Dill tin
Haw mill at West lake will mean that
a number of families will inme from
that area and there in a pofbiIity
that there will be fewer than the re
quired ir children to form a ichool
district. To make aure of retaining an
official the W'estlnkc acbool board d
.ires the new teacher ( bring her
own classcn. The district, part of
whkh is in Douglai county, i rich in
resources, a property valuation of ap
proii.iiaif .y friisOHX) w listed, but
there is a lack of roiiDgfttcrs, Mr,
Moore states.
I SfXTlSTOS '
BORN
' MOSKIt At the m,lraity hrme.
Sixth avenue west. Sunday. April
1-. lirj.'i. to Mr. anl Mr,. John
; Mo.er. Pearl .tree:, a daughter.
' Audrey May. "
SCHMIKIUNfi-At Kugene hospltil.
Saturday. April II. It Mr. and
Mr-. Walter l. N. htnie ding of Cl
1 leg, Creit, daughter.
Cti
slomers
The business man should realize that he is separated
from his customers old and new by minutes, not
miles.
fn these days of strenuous competition the successful
merchant must make the best use of his resources, and
there is none more important than his long distance tele
phone service. '
In the transaction of business the use of the long dis
tance telephone will mean the prompt answer, the per
sonal touch and an economy of time.
Every Bell telephone is a Long Distance station.
The Pacific Telephone
And Telegraph Company
My office is open this week for any
one desiring a free examination in
any of the following departments of
my practice.
VOCATIONAL ANALYSIS .
Doph your job fit you, and are you satisfied
with yonr job! ,
DIET ANALYSIS
Do you know wlint typo you arf, and r.re
vou rating juftt the fooda that will givi you
lirnlth?
HUMAN ANALYSIS
Are you thinking out your problems properly
overy dfiyf
T shall bo glnd to help you with any problem
Hint is cnu.sing you any diffietilty.
1 want to kIiow you the easiest way out.
DON'T PUT IT OFF
My office is open, from 9:30 till 5,
every day.
My services are given to you gladly, willingly.
Dr.
RICHMOND
BURGE
LARAWAY BUILDING
EUGENE, OREGON.
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