"Wednesday Evening, April
1523
THE EUGENE GUAED
Page Ten
SOCIETY AND CLUBS
By MARIAN LOWRY
"XH Ackley, nitlonn.Ijr-known til
bouftte srtiat, Is vulting In Eugene
this week on ..in wo to l'ortland from
Fresno, t'al., where lie filled an en
gngcment during Hie recent Notary av
riublx at lhat place, making pichinaj jritpr(i)tmg (.pjoll rlll rVeniiig at
Mn. Charles Hardy and Mra. He'h
M. Kerron will be hosteia! fur a ouc
o'clock iunehmn at the Oiburn bo. I
tomorrow, entertaining the Tburmlny
Sewing club. After the luncheon the
club will go to the home of Mra. Ker
run for the afternoon.
Mra. W. II. Heck ii lo be hoitesa
to member of Kill Kara Klub tumor
row uftewon.
The Iadien auiiliary of the cham
ber of romnierce i planning for an
liale. Mr. and Mra. John Stark Kvan,
Mr. and Mn. Joseph II. Koke, Mr. an lj
Mra. Krneat Ludlow, Mn. add
.ainJi.biiry Heck. lr. John J. Landi
hnri. Mr. and Mra. K. X. cltaefeia.
Mr. and Mra. Y . J. Sherman, JJf. aaa r t(.ctjnjf and perpetuating our foreata
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of the leading Itotarluna at the coo
Ytutiun.
Mr. At-kJejr, wIioa real name ia
IJvuiy A. Hackett, waa nicknamed by
Aiiaur Uriabane, fi.uiou edil'Tiul
witter, at lua ice iaiui.nl u Hi. 1'aul,
Jnuu.
even-thirty oVbwk in the rrhaiiilvr
of romraerre room. There will he
tarda and a program. Mri. . (. Can
well i rhuirmnn of the committee of
hohtefiKta.
L.iu ever iiuce. lie received hia trum
uig m (he aaow busmen lrom 1'. X.
Inter Se club member are iith.'i
uud the uume hua aluck witu mj, t thr him of Mra. If. I,. .Httidt-
tiMiiurfw afleriioon for a covered diMi
luncheon.
ldiuum, and wui tne "boy orator or j
btillyiiou uiuu in Jfurnuui'a museum Vtonvnrnt men and w)mn w ho
ui .mw York in JSU1. jure to he pntrona and atrnneMiiri fr
Uiilttng wcatwurd, tha urliat croaa- Ji(ie concert i,( the Orllinn Chnrnl club
td the country by ox-team, and roJe 'j'liiini(lfty evening in the university
tiie plains with ' Wild Hill llKkjk, hu-mc auditorium are Mr. and Mr
Mra. Taylor C. White.
.Mr and Mr. Fred C. Walter will
be hnsta to the Utile Club Around
the Corner at their home Thursday
evening
A notable erent of tomorrow aft
ernoon will be (be Sbakpeare birth
day parly for wh.ch member uf
Shakeapeare club "f Kugen ore en-tfri-iioiiig
at the home of Mra. Carl
(J. Waahburne at three-fifieeo oclck.
I
Mr. and Mr. Ham Han Warner lelt ;
ibi morning f"r Snn FranciM-o whee
The greatest enemy of the forest, the
greatest menace to forest conservation
and renewal, is the hand of the man
who starts .a forest fire. A thought
less hand, usually; vandal hand, oc
casionally; a lawless hand, alwaya.
Forest fire prevention Is largely a
problem' of moral and civic awaken
ing, and sa such it ia up to the people
of Kugene to become arounsed as
never before to connerve by proper
protection and use our great natural
heritage, the forests."
Big Event Planned
Thorough preparations are being
and calling to the attention of the
public the duty of every one to help
prevent and suppress forent fires.
"In witneJia whereof, I have here
unto act my hand this 22nd day of
April, UCV
K. B. PARKS.
Mayor.
Started In 1920 I cttsint the week will be marked by
This is the week which originated apeeial sermon in the churches on
in the northwest in J It'll as Forest 1"' "P'ritual truths in connection with
4 ... t. . ...... the movement.
Protection Week, an rni.ch is ueing( The ra(iP0,j, fnmt j filing f
Heralded all over t:ie n:.on as an co-operate to the utmost, with any or
Some interesting etimntci on th?
number of visitors Kugene may ex
pect during the children's patfeunt lo
be held by the schools of Lane Satur
day, May 0. are quoted by K. J. Moons
schools.
l... i .,u nirtn1 fi,raut 1 COUOI.V . BU pt rlll t 111 I r II I () I
, r-opfr..e in the r.rious pro.r.m. ' are more lh liWJW I child rjn
rhr,lL.lel for the The fore.t the K.;. cf 4 and 20 in the
officer. k merch.nt. to pl.ee win- ountr, jccord.nit to the Inst .oho 1
do.- di.pl.v, for which they have (-1 "n'u"- -M"" P0'0"' 5
Ke.lion.. Speaker, will appear at all I ' ,an 10.000 ch.ldren are enrolled In
.ervice club luncheon., .chool. and ; ' -"unty dr.tricl.. there are 4..n
,o.,n people,' meetinr.. The Sunday t'"-her. employed in the county Al-
those lined will be here it in certain
that a majority of the children and
teachers in addition to the'parents if
the children and other members of the
family will l in Kufcene for the pu-
"The
fore.t Resnt." Mr. Moore prerlicta.
away oui-a m toe uy. vi uu wut..
llullulo lull was plain William loily.
Ju bik truvels ou tun lyccuin l6e '
has been a.ru:isml Willi siub peiaon
aift. u, Horace, tlreelry, Ijeorje
truuie, 'ira.n, A; M. (inawohl, puu
li.lier of the old Cinciniiati "tiinw
Mgut," Buauu II. Aullioiiy, "M. IJUJd,
Mark Twain, Hill d uun)
utliera.
Mr. Ackley was a personal friend of
Uoiiicr llioenporl, fanioii. cartooni'l
uf Ureaou. He Hul 111 clluifiu uf III
lmvriiuurl eihibil ai the l.iwia and
Clark uposilion, and liner traveled
iu u lecliiru tour with the ciirluunmt.
"1 oin'o alt pled lo lisnrii oil!
lb. uillnlier of tliem i'l.or akelchna
1 luvi uinUe in my lite," sa.il Ackley.
'but after It ran Into Hie iiiIiIiuih 1
cjuit liiurlni. Allhouth 1 hsfe no!
made piilun s of lliiruini or tViilidne,
other preaidrnls who bnv ut for my
aillioiutlei Inrliulid Wllnon, Tn'.t,
Kuottvelt and Cleveland. Arthur
llriabane ave me the only editorial 1
ever fit lor my work, and Jimmy
Hniunrrlon drew nie a carton."
Kour eut before Hie war KnUer
Wilhelm poaed fur Mr. Ackley at
Home, llaly, on hit only lecture uur
of the nun Infill, he fernlli. Hiinni
tula trip be made sllhourttea of many
celebrities who nflernurda nllainej
world fume throiih the war, Includuuj
Clemrnceau and Havld 1,1") il (Irurgc
He la accoiiipnuied by Marry Jr., or
"lluildy," bis 12-year-old sun, who l
as famous for his years ua bis father.
He Is an child clown and eiiierinim r,
and served ss a pane, hired by ltotar
lans at t tin Fresno convention tu pl.ly
jokes on their frirnds while the meet
Ing was in progress. ,
lliirwin Hristow, Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
Salvation Army's
Campaign Planned
lin y will be lor .lie com,,,, . sc.v , - - .. , F nlimb(.r M vi.it Eugene that ,dn.v wiil
indicatinj individual reaponaibilltv for ' Macduff, supervisor of the t'aacaile j iimloubtfdly set a record for nttend
core with fire in the forests. Cover-! forest. "We have a wealth of siik-i""" ' n event ever held in the
nor Walter M. llirrce and I'rcsiilenl vetimiN and ideas for nrozrams. but I city , Jlr. .loore states.
( oolidi-e s proclniiiations have alreailyj bemuse of our limited stnrr we cannot
been issued. j cull on every organization. Hut we
"The cause of the national forest j are willing lo do our best, and what
is very dear to Kusene," says Mayor i resources we have available are at
Parks. "Forests are the biggest ! the command of any organization dur
single economic asset the city has. j lug this week." t
Miss Freda linodricb left yesterday
noon for her home in l'urllnbd ufler
a visit of several days in Kugene.
.
Inlitrr Xnunna No. III. Lndirs of the
llrienl, are ti. meet the coming Situr
day evening in Ihe I. II. t). F. temple.
Osourn Hotel
I'boue SU1.
Ceuuty
Parlour,
tf
i.vsur:; with hkxky thomp. j
tf !
Speaking dates for Kugene service
clulia and other societies in the in
terest of the Salvation Army finan
cial drive April -'II
were announced nt
New Scout Officer
Meets With Council
t. H. t birk. new seoui executive
for Ibe It")' N'O'it n m mil. was offi
ciny Jniinlled in hix posit ou si the
Ms.v M for $;..'t70 ; iiiect'ng of the exeit)tie meeting of
Ihe meeting of . the nuim il nt I In ( blunder f rnin-
the sdvisory committee nnd officers I iiince lnt night.
of the nriny nt the (Hhurn hotel hist
nip lit,
SienKers nnd their dntes nre as
follows:
CnptHln O. P. Slrtcklnml, 1'ortlnnd:
Lions' club lodny; Mlks club tonight;
nnd Kiwnnis club Mondiiy.
Knnign Mntide l.ee of I'nrtlsnd Hes
cue Ilmne: Hotnrjr rhib Tiiesdny.
Adjutant Jetoie Hoe; Amerirsn ,e
cion meeting. '
Major nnd Mrs. WfnTerbnrfom snd Pnrrv ia T'lncAfl
fspis'n nnd Mrs. O. ! Stricklnnd of J r trr7 ISUUSLU
l-'esKilohtr if n ncoiii csuip this
miimner were discussed, nnd pluns
laid for holding cntirls of honor for
prciPiitntiirii of mer.t luidxes. Jinlc
tl. 1'. Sk pworih, w.if elected rluiir
tmin of the committee, nnd N, I.
.Mi' hinds bus been nt ting n s crctar
until the nrriviit of Mr. ( lurk, nnd he
w II aIko net nn ihnirmni of the pui-
I city ci'liiiniHee.
At Ilarrisburg
y
iirmy lste heHdtpinr'eers si I'orihind
rr hi iiriiiinn"" in inr iiiei nn. ni i i
wns Jesse lt"e, adjutant of the crps I ii i tir; kui iii: i..rii
here, fnnniiittce members attend !ig C-Hn' Hr.dge work his beu"chec.;e
imiry in, Hoi-, i uniriimii, ,i. v..
Turnbull, serretsry, H. H. Itrundnffe,
treasurer, (Jeorge I.uve, (ieitrge Mc
Morrnn, I'nul H. Kelty and Frank
Jenkins.
Eastern Oregonian
Favors new Roads
Judge C. I1. Unrnard nnd Clinton
llurd mid (.), K. Urnwe, county v un
miKsIoiiers, will attend the niontiily
niicllng of the slitla highway cont
ih shIoi) to be held nt t'ortlmul for two
dn.vs starting tomorrow. The two mi
jor projects of Intercut to J.nne county
to come before the slnte bitird nre, the
Ir-tCng of the contracts for the new
Hendricks bridge nnd Ihe rond work
on (he MUchly section of the Kugene
Florence highway. Itotb of these pro
jects sre expected to be stnrled In
the near future nnd probably be com.
pteted before (he end of the summer,
according to Judge tlnnmrd. Al
though the matter of improvement. uf
the Willamette hiKhway by slnte and
county ro-operntioii inny be dl-oimx-'d
nt Ihe meeting It is tmt prdtabK that
any definite action will be t'ken, j
Tudge llarnnrd sn'd. The forest ser- j
vice Is completing a survey nnd esil- j
mute ni to the cost of the Improved
mrnt up to ('Hkriilge snd this Is not
yet ready, Il Is announced.
"Hill" Hnnley, prom'nent entile
bnron of the Burns, Oregon, country
nnd booMcr for roads, both rsil nnd
auto, is s. strong advocate of the Mc i
Kemie bighwny as an nrtrry to con
nect Kan tern Hregon with the V 1
In metre vnlley. Mr. lhnley writes to
Weorge Melvin Miller of this city that
in the near future (Jt.vernor i'icrce
and the members of the state hiehwav
commission are to he in Knstern tlre
gon In lniect certain road propoeals
and that several connecting link that
will tie tip with ihe McKenxlo route
are contemplated.
to a cond rahle extent :iicp jh.
Friday. The crews on each rdn jr.'
unable to work Sfvause of h:.?.. wu.''i
br.-ugiit on by the recent raiti!.
The frrrv ha Hcn n b' en c!oi t i
down, mnkiiig the fifth lime this yenr. I
due to the In lib wnter. K w hials Ji''
being iird to linnspi-rt tlic .n;i,
school children from ncios ttie r v
to siviool.
STATISTICS
D0fN
FI'STKH--At lactic rhrlatlni ho. i
pitHl. Tuesilly, April L'l, lllo,
Mr. and Mrs. ('. W. Kosler
Sprlogf eld. a son.
WKAdANT At Hie Kugene lmpitnl.
Wednesihv. April "L1, lll-.'.l. lo .Mr.
and Mrs. I V. Weagunl. 7!ir l'.. ta i
teenth avenue eiisi, a diiugtiter.
Gopher Proves to
Be Clever Rodent
That these who are campaigning
gainst the gepher ami other ground
pests iu l-ane county are compeling
islnil coii.iderable talent la Indicat
ed by a story rerelre.1 here from lie
eela head in wealern l.sne, Frank
Prltoy, keener of Hie government
lislil at lleceia, finding Hint hia grain :
bins were being inraded art a ce
trap on, night and found n rule llllle
(opber present the next morning. He
Ing a lover of all w ild life I lie light.
li'Mise keeper did not desire to kill
Ilia rodent but carried it across ihe
suspension bridge that .pans a swift
creek near Ihe lighlhouae and liber
led lh, gopher in the woods nl a eon
si(rabls distance. The trap was set
again and another gopher nns csuihl.
The trip rfcros, the creek wss mad
again; for seven dsva running a go
pher waa eauaht earn night and lib
ersled the nevt dsr. A neighbor sug
gested thai Ihe gopher be marked
aa suspicion was amused thai he
was "repeating" at lh. trap. The
gopher marked with gray painl. pre
iimshlr ihe snme one lhat made the
trip In Ihe trsp for seven )..
found the following morning in the
cage, lie was again liberated and nmr
Mr. lienor is wondering utiat action
to take.
Ileglnnrra and Advanced
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It's ii loiitf Imnl tiitinu! iliiv- Wnsiitliiv.
Hut von can Ink,. n ".slioil r'ul" Hint will iiinko th,
tiino shoitfr 11 ii 1 t1(. work onsicr
.lust onll r,- "Thrif-T-SDrviceM-oiir sorvioo which
Munis cvcn-thinK wnshcl, n, n.;iv. t
linn, cxci.( ih ft work which c.incs nli'cn.lv
mine,!. on uccl only to touch with n h:ni,l iron
Mich nrticles n.t shirts, waists ami dresses.
I ho work is well done and the cost is low Tele
phone us today for n real short cut through a lomr
tiny.
Telephone
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for those services
Thrif-T-Service
6c per Pound
lo per Pices and
10 reduction on
Friday's & Saturdays.
Rough Dry
at a
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ractor:
And -
BUILDERS
were never better prepared to supply you with
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We have a large stock of lumber of all grades and dimen
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insures you of prompt delivery. Remember we offer you
nothing but old growth stock of the most durable quality.
We have a plan service that is of great benefit to any one
planning a home and we want you to come in and make use
of it.
It Will Pay You To See Us
Before You Build.
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507 Willamette St. Phone 452
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1 ame of the Bin Wurlllior
ir fflsF fvSI snow j
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With New Cretonnes And
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Your Home Tastes
The home takes on a new brilliancy with sun
light playing into nooks and corners, long hidden
by the clouds of the past few months.
Soft, rich draperies-in colors of the fresh bean
ties of spring. Now is the time to make selections
from a well selected stock. They are so interesting
to look at, too.
A3 a Special Inducement
Cretonne Special, Yard 19c
Ant) Just when new Inexpensive drapes may be needed.
Special lot of 31 and 36 inch cretonnes in pretty patterns.
Nothing in the lot less than 25c value.
Women's Kid Gloves
Very Special, Pair 79c
-This Is a special lot of white kid gloves in sizes 6 to 714.
CELEBRATING NATIONAL GINGHAM WEEK
Choker Special
This is a Trade Stimulator
We just made a large purchase of different
styles ami colors of chokers that we are of
lcring you at a very low price.
No choker is worth less than $1.50 anywhere
at any time and some run as high as '$4.00.
See Our Window.
Choice of Any Choker in the
Window
$1.25
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