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About The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930 | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1925)
Thursday Evening, April 16, iy m r-r ' rt I T7 V 1? ! TT A T7 Tl I'ago mgut xxx. v. - " niirrn nnunn nr i ,i IMTfnrPT IP IP1"1 ".- " " WAIttldUlllUDUr CITY ARE PASSED SOCIETY AND CLUBS By MARIAN LOWRY (Continued from page one) (taring the rote cait yesterday on the propomil with i tie vote last July, when the auditorium bonds alio were Toted. The bonds at that lime were approved ! a majority of 502 votcra, Vetrday lUrj foiled br 01 wotc. Tha vote lnt year van V2M for the boodi, aud 7IU Mcuinxt. VcKirnlay'a election brought out a tuial of 'i-iS rot era fn the four polling pUcM, approitmately 47 per cent if , the rrj;iiti'red Totera of Kugena. Tint tu ttie heaviest vote at any board elrcljoo iu the history of the city, ae Ciirding to cily official!. , Ofllolal Vote. I-'ullnwing is tha eoniplfte official votu by wards: lowers, $50,000 Yes No First wm rd MS 812 hevnud ward 17 U.'i Tiiird ward 140 2-15 Fourth ward 882 SUM Total 1246 3028 j Fire anpnrstus, $'JB,000 First ward 475 807 fierond ward K5 M Third ward 140 SWW Fourth ward 812 80S Total ,...1088 1140 Intersections. 120,000 First ward 540 814 Second ward .177 l&l Third ward 181 231 Fourth ward 403 21 An erent of lntereat to both Ku gene folk acid campua students will be the joint concert of the men's and women a glee clubs of the uinveniiy. It la to be gjven in the Woman's building at eight oWock tonight sad is to be the Isit concert of the clubs before they leave on their trips north. m Mrs. Mary Jewett will be hostess for a one o'clock luncheon at her home tomorrow afternoon for mem bers of Sunshine club. e An Interesting club gathering plan ned for FrtdHy evcomg will be the box supper and dance which mem- i bera of the Collrge L'reat Community club are sponsoring at their club I house. It will be given at six-thirty I o'clock. The organization has itn its membership one hundred and thirteen or more resident a of the College Crest community. l. O. Boasey is I chairman of the committee arranging for Friday night's frolic, Hetween seventy-five and one hun dred persons attended the potluck sup per and dance grven last evening by members of the American legion and the post auxiliary in the chamber of commerce rooms. The organizations era planning now for a picno and dance to b given in the near future. Mrs. J. G. Mueller will entertain the D. Y. O. H. club at her home at 1M7 Twentieth avenue east Friday afternoon at two o'clock, Jtebekab loilc met last evening for a regular b mourns session, initiation ceremonies, and the first nomination . of officers. I At a largi) tea given at their home fn 1'ortlaud yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. (J. Klrod announced the engagement of their daughter, Mist 1iicile Klrod to Ralph iJirkinson Moores, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Moores of Halem. Miss Klrod is known In Kugene where she attended the l;niversiiy of Oregon and is a member of the university chapter of Alpha 1'hi. Mr. Moores fa also a graduate of tiie university and a member of Kappa Sigma, The wed ding is announced us au event for June, Total 1310 00A McKenzls water. $370,000 First ward 685 830 ftecond ward 186 18 L Third ward 13 201 Fourth ward 800 835 .Total .1238 1000 Rsserrolrs, $135,000 First ward 618 8JM Becond ward 172 141 Third ward 134 270 Fourth ward ........... 823 801 Total U47 1117 CUy tall repilr, $10,000 First ward 268 600 Becond ward 00 211 Third ward 82 820 Fourth ward 200 . 476 Total 045 1570 Intersections, $80,000 First ward 626 828 Hscond ward 178 IH t Third ward 1M 230 Fourth ward 878 30U Total i 1330 1021 Incinerator, $25,000 First ward 316 R32 Hecond ward 100 205 Third ward 108 8SJ Fourth ward v 210 401 Tolal 740 1503 I. O. O. F. paring, $0000 First ward 804 643 Hecond ward 04 211 'Jli lr. ward 74 1135 Fuurth ward 154 521 Tutsi 020 1015 BUSKlSSillS HELD BY VISITORS Funeral services for Mrs. Keziah R. Veatch, Lane county pioneer who died at the home of her daughter, Mra. Adolph Ilennett, near ('reswell, yesterday, will be held at the Presby terian church at Cottnge Grove at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon, It la an nounced. Mrs. Veatch was 82 yeara old. She Is survived by three aona, h, W. Veatrb of Dayton, Wash.; W, h. Veatch of Myrtle l'olnt, and Robert H. Veatch of Klamath Falla, besides her daughter with whom she wrn liv ing at the time of her death. Twelve grandchildren and six great grand children are also living. Horn at Milfnrd, West Virginia, January 2, 1H43. she moved with her parents to Schuyler county, Missouri, at the age of 14 yeara. She was mar ried to IaFarette M. Veatch at the ago of 21 and they immediately atarted across the plitins for Oregon, settling in the vicinity of Cottage Grove In 1804. She made her home In that locality every since. Mr. Veatch died in 1003. Mrs. Veatch was a member of the Presbyterian church. ' A welcome to Hit visiting delegates from Ptan Henry Sheldon, opened the first session of the national A. W. B. convention yesterday morning, Winifred U rah am, president of the local Women's League organisation, and Randall Jones, president of the A. H. U. 1., also e i tended greetings to the guests, as did 1 trail Virginia Ketvrly. President and Mra. P. It, Campbell sent greetings to the delegates by lOran Katerty who commended the girls on choosing the big problems to discuss, Instead of the smaller prob-' Urns which could well he dealt with Individually, or in small rifliml table groups. I l)ean Lucy Van Cott, head of the' women at I'tah Agricultural college, complimented the school on Ite good-1 looking girls, and spoke of her delight ' In bslug aide to attend the conference, j lr. George Rebec, dean of the graduate school, delivered an add re on Tba Feminine Principle In Cul ture and Civilisation," pointing out to the delegetea what an Important part women played in the unireree. Guernsey Calf Club Formed at Alvadore Oranlltlon of too Ijmn Onrin. r-r clf r!ub In rot Aludnrt dutrli-t bol b.tn cotnpl.ltd, Bmmliiif t on poiinr.ia.nt tod., of Arnold (VHi.r, rounij rhib l.il.r. Tim I. th. fir-t (lu.rn.fr rlub orf.nli.ri In l..n thin yt.r but nil tb ln.utlt.ri r rn ir.jrd In tht r!uh In WJi. A f.iur. I th, WW rlub I, th.t th. Irtdrr .II I II m.uib.ra r rrl.t.d In ih i.m. f.mllr .11 bavin, tn. mm. I,.rn Tt follonint I, li. ro.l.r ot th. rlubi Jam.. Uiri.n. I.xl.r: Mjr Ijir .n. fir., d.nt; Hurry l.arv.tt. vtr. pr.tlit.nl: M.r,.r.l Trt.n. ,..r.. try; llurb lArion, lUrrrr L. Ir- Eugene Creamery Head at Meetings Members of the rerenlly organized N'artb Pacific Cooperative Creamery aasuciation are at Astoria today tu attend the first meeting of the stnte body since the first organization meeting held at Portland aome time ago, M. M, Honey, representing the Mi XT no l'ormera Creamery, which Is affiliated with tbo suite organization, Is attending the meting. Chris John aon, field hipped or of (he nmocin lion, who recently made nil Inspection trip m l.aue, is also at the meeting.! Othera who were ezpected to attend are: II. ItriuUhsvr of Kugene, .1. M. Illarlr, Hood River; J. C. Raven. Portlandj M. 1. Hoffman, Mount An gel; Manager I.ntcs of the Snlein creamery, V. If. Chappell, Corvallis; Gua Hall, Gras River, Wnfh., and L. Jjirsnn, Catlilamet, Wah. night. These young men, garbed a" chorus girl", staged a war-time act of songs, vaudeville and dnncing thit wit a scream from start to finish. The theater wh parked to the doors for both shows, and hecntixe of the unusual popularity of (be slww, Manager McDonald announces that It will be held over tonight. I'on't mis It, If you enj y hlgh-clnm vaudeville Every act on the bill fs good, and there Isn't a dull moment. It is one of the best vaudeville bills ever seen in Kugene. "Reckless Romance, ' which opened at the Rex yesterday, proved to be n riot of fun, and scored a big hit. It i a speed film of modern times, with a number of kicks in the lines and action. . Second rea ling of the proposed-city drdinance providing f;r the appoint ment of a city planning commission will be at the first council meeting ;n May, according to Mayor K. II. Parks who states ttmt he desires all citizens to take an interest in this proposnl and look over the pr'tvitdons of the ordinance if any suggestions can be made. The copies of the ordinance are at the city recorder's office and can be read by anyone interested, tiie mayor states. If there is no change made in the origuml ordinance draft the third reading will probably be held a Iwi nt the first May meeting. Several changes in the terms of the ordinance have been auxzested but nothing definite has ns yet been out lined, the mayor said todny. Offden It. Mills Dies in Pauline Ogden R. tike) Mills, football player on the 1'niversity of Oregn team In 1!U3. died at Irs home In Psuline Tuesday nig-ht. Mills had been seriously ill for more thin six month. At one time, he shewed improvement and his friends were hopeful th:it h was on ht road to -recovery. Mills played guard and fullback. His death w:i a d;rect result of a recent, nuts toid opernt'on. For heniMitchlnjr ee Venn Rneed at The Mode, Springfield. 8p yard n!0 LAST LAUGHS A TODAY FrecRles Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots. How to Remove Easily. Here's a chance. Mine Freckleface, to try a remedy for freckles with the guarantee of a reliable concern that it will not cont ynu a penny unlexH it removes the freckles; while if it docs give you a clear complexion the ex pense Is trifling. Simply get an ounce of Othine double strength from any drug or department store and n few applica tions euoum rnow ynu now cony u in j to rid yourself of the homely freckles i and get a beautiful complexion, j Rarely Is more than one ounce needed for the worst case. Re sure to ak the druggist for the double strength Othine as this strength Is sold under guarantee of money back if it faila to remove your freckles. We recommend Othine Complexion Sonp for use with Othine, nlnn as a nhainpoo it's wonderful for bobbed bnir -2-"ic a cake at all drug or de partment stores or by mall. Othine LahoniloricN, Inc., Ruffaln, N. Y, 'RECKLESS ROMANCE, ' Greet. BUY PLANTS HERE AND SAVE All kinds of hedd ng plants for porch boxes and luickets. Also cab bage and tomilnes, FAIHMol'NT FLORAL CO 2atTi (harden Street mid Proposal to Hold Essay Test Urged Suggestions for the holding of an historical essay contest among thej high school students of the county on' the pioneer hi1'ry of Lane similar to the contest to he conducted as a fea ture of the children's pageant to be held here May 0 have hern tsken up with K. J. Moore, cnuniy auperintend , ent of schools, bv Mra. W. K. M iner nn behalf of the women's pioneer as- social ion of J,ane. It is proponed to have the cmteit eilend throtivh the 1 year until next Decemher In order to Include the new high school students at the first semester next fall. It ts also proponed to allow the present students who will grsduaf in Jun take part In the corneal. KT-OKXK rni.MCf TION AGENCY 2-20-30 MINER IH.HO. PHONE dOO.. W. II. HI.OWKIIS. MCH if I Lainihingf HARRY MYERS WANDA HAWLEY T. ROY BARNES SILVIA BREAMER TULLY MARSHALL FELIX CARTON KINOCHAMS ' TOMORROW Constance Talmadg-e f At the Then I crs IIEII.IU W.it.rn V.ud.- tiii.. HRX -"R.i-klr llom.nc." S.vrn , ",ol.." nt tli. Vnii.'l Sll.i rim-, hrou.hl d"n th. Ii,.u.. wllll th.lr (nm..lr ..I at ttir llr.li,,- W.al.rn X nit.l. i ill. ivr'orm.np. ln. BEAUTIFY IT WITH "DIAMOND DYES" WILL TAKE OFF ALL EXCESS FAT Pn you know that there Is a simple, effective remedy for ovrrfstnes, one that viae be ued safely and ecretlj by any mor or woman M ho is Inning i the slendernsa of youth t It is the; tablet form of the now famoua Mar-( loot a Prescription. Thoucamls of' men and women each year regain! slender, healthful figure by using! Msrroola Tahlets. Vou, (m, can ex-; pert to reduce steadily and easily without going through long sieges of tiresome evercive and starvation diet. Mannola Prescription Tablets are aold by all rirurgista the world over at one dollar a box, or you can secure thera direct from the Mrmola Ce., lienera! Motors Rldg., De'roit, Mtch on receipt of price. Perfect hom dyeing and tinting la guaranteed with iMaraond lyee, J tint dip In cold water to tint soft, delicti ahadea At T'l. SL-rii Permanent cdora, (II It M ront'n" direc- lions so simple any woman can dye or tint lingerie, silka, ribbons, shirts, waists, drtaaes, coats, stockings, sweaters, draperies, cover lng. fcauglnt, svsrTthing new, Ruy "humoikd ljc'-oo other kind-- and tell your druggist whether th material " eh to color ta wol or silk, or whether It la Ucto, cotton, or mixed gods. CARD Or THANKS W. KiaS In hi... n kt.i frimd. .nd n. ghlK.ri our d.p .n. of ilipranatlon ul thur jni.lh; in iho i..in, of our ro-ith.r .nd f''r Ih.lr hutiful flor.l olt.tmj and lkou,htful a'ndnr.a MHK. . M VINSON. MUX. c. a. i.ih;an. HAHVKT S.WI.KHS. WII.I.IAM HAMiKKA, FUAXK SANDKHH. i IN A CLASS BY THEMSELVES AV('v( Rclilnm liiul niiirliinil y tu offor sucli a hilciiili(l iissortincnt of salt mul pi-ppcr con tnincrs as our now lnt uf storlinij silvor wtnr now on display. Alllioi:i;!i cxampli-s nf port'oct wmkiiiansliip, thrir rial lionuly lii-s in tlu-ir t'li'Kaal ili'sijrn. T1iiv hnvp tln grnoo of lioan tifnl vnsrs. If you nre intorcstoil in n well set lalilo, ilo not fail to call and sop thotn. J. A. Hoffman Jewel er i iMt ! phmh 1 1 V x r$5. f 'f .!s ' It-... l.r , - i a . Otk I v Vv ' ' :: i AX SILLV DEPARTMENT STORE Contemplating A New Silk Dress? ATTItACTHrELY PRICED $11.85 TO $25.00 Our ilress secUon Is filled with amazing variety of Interesting and distinctive frocks for all sorts of daytlmo wear. thoy are from some of tha leading designers who have accomplished all manner of smart innovations keeping slim lines even with the complications of pleats, tiers, tucks, tunics. Choose -our frock from these collections. SEE TIIE NEW EXSEMBLE SUITS, SPRIXG, 1925, NEWEST CREATIONS SHOWN HERE $25.00 TO $30.00 , (2nd Floor) SEEMINGLY NEVER WERE Women's Coats As Popular As They Are Right Now You'll like the new effects, for Instance the clever button trim ming! Oh. yes. It wouldn't do to not reveal about the luxurious fur handing at hem lino, on others fur adorns both hem line and collar! THEY'LL WIN , ( ' YOUR ADMIRATION At first glance. They're so good "lopking. That's why so many are sold. If your fancy runs to high colors, why we have them, course, a good selection of subdued shades are here, too. TO BE HAD AT PRICES AS LOW AS $11.85, UP TO $35.00 (2nd Floor) Ot Featuring Friday Specials Wash Goods Day! Things Men And Boys Need For Spring Wear A well balanced stock of wearables for tha men and boys, loo. Just now. of course, thoughts turn to furnishings suitable for warm er days which are at one's heels, which of course, we have prepared accordingly. Kx perionced gents furnishing goods salesmen at your service. Just an inkling HURRAH B0VS! ; Ycu Can Buy $12.50 Suits Here At A Greatly Reduced Price, $7.85 THIS IS A FRIDAY SATURDAY SPECIAL We are mnklng it possible for you to tuck away (almost to the extent nf) a Five Dollar greenback on each suit purehnscd. Well marto blue wool sorge suits, all around belted, double elbows in coat, double knees and seat In knickers. Sizes 11 to IS. Percale Special, Yard 18c Fresh, crisp percales In pretty light and grey patterns. Yard wide. Special lot. Fast Color Suitings 33c Indeed, a low price for fast col or suitings. Splendid weig.it, So Inches wide, colors are pink, car dinal, rose, grey and tan. One group. , English Long , Cloth 19c Nice, soft finish, bleached, ?6 inches long. May be.appned lor a number of uses. Fast Color Kalburnie Ginghams, The Yard Silk Stripe . Madras 49c 32-Inch Twill Madras, a special cloth at an exceptional price. On lot. Printed Voiles, Yard 15c Offered Just when these sheer yard-wide fabrics are most In de mand. BOO yards of light and lark patterns. Lingerie Crepes, Yard 29c This assemblage offers pretty new patterns. So dainty, yoi, so tcrviceable. - 25c The Indenpensablo ginfnm in colors and patterns as 'gay and cheerful as spring Itself will again be popular for spring and summer wear. "Kalburnie" ginghams need t o further introduction as they :.n the choice of many. 32 Inche3 wide. An assortment of them. MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S GOOD WEIGHT KHAKI PANTS FRIDAY SATURDAY SPECIAL $1.50 For work or outing khaki pants do the part. With belt loops, cuff bottom, waist slr.es 23 to 41.. MEN'S NEW FANCY Drop Stitch Dres3 Hose, Pair 65c The season for low footwear Is at Its height, therefore these two com- . hinations are the thing. Slies 10 to Ills. Men's Balbriggan Union Suits $1.00 In correct weight for spring and summer wear. Perfect fitting Royal Mills brand. Short sleeve. ankle length style, ecru shade, sires 36 to 46. Boys' Natty Two-Tone Sweater Coats $4.50 rtnya just will have their clothes as much as pos sible like those of young men. We lenrn this every day from ihe boys themselves. I'ndoubtedly you know It from hearing your hoy talk. So we've provided four button sweater coats iwooll with f.mcy front In 1-ondon lavender. London gold and camel combinations. With two pockets. V neck, slies 30 to 31. That's the style boys will like. BOYS' STURDY BLUE PENIM Bib Overalls $1.15 "Onld MMii" brand, double anrl tripln atltchpd Fpsns, solid back. Jive pockPts, plfps 6 to 1$ years. Full rut through out. ( Not pkiiiiiiod). Boho SILK HOSE a pair. The headline announcement tells the Btory. ONE OF THE BEST " ' SILK HOSE . VALUE WE HAVE ADVERTISED IN MANY A DAY. Perfect quality of a famous n. tlonal advertised brand which every woman takes pride in possessing. Tha construction Is such that no garter runs can develop In the stocking. The unusual strength of the thread silk hose Insures long wear: its elasticity gives perfect fit and Its lovely lustre lends beau ty to the stocking. Try a pair of -Bobolink" atlk hosiery. You'll 11kg It. Fully guaranteed. Note, approximately two dozen shades and colors to select from. EIG DANCE At Veneta Every S.l'.urdly Night I'nder new management. Hon Moisten a im hestra Everybody Welcome. Specials for Friday 98' Yollll'n'a Iuhiso ilivssos, ilnrk colors, hniiil trinuut'il, rnr.h Women's horc, hlnok nnd oonlovnn por pair 'Women's silk Iiosp, rogulnr $0 vnluc, Cordovtin only, jmir . "(i-iiu'h Cltallis, fi vnnls for . DroK gingham, fi ynrU for 24' $1.00 31.00 51.00 Cnmimr it uliJi other It h(i tin Vi! AMBER-O-LATUM CHEST OINTMENT For the prompt relief of Chest folds, t'roup. Pneumonia. Influ enra and Pleurisy l alns. 1't!c 60c Ker sale bv all ttruc uteres. Hall's Catarrh Medicine zfctz ' rid your system of Ctt&r-h or Deaf ; aeu caused by Catarrh. j Sole by Jraffmff ft: vrtt 40 )Mrt F.J. CHENEY &. CO.. Toledo. Ohio PUBLIC DANCE DREAMLAND HALL Every Wedntsday nd Saturday Night It Wood and Coal Wood undT cover any length King Coal Oak Cord Wood Ath 6labwood Mapla FUEL CO. lit National Bank Bids. Room 24 Phono 651 University Glee Club Concert The comhinoil mon's and women's Glee Clnhs of the University of Oregon in their nnnnnl concert UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S BUILDING Thursday, April 16 Tickets on Sale at Laraway's and Co-op. Old Time Dance DONNA HALL Saturday Night, April 18 Everybody Welcome Good Music Carpet Cleaning Oi-rvT T, act - Ma snUSE THE GUARD WANT AD WAYS
