The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, April 27, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EUGENE G UAED Tage Five Eveniufr aftrr a luisinrsfi visit nf .hour two! CITY NEWS Notarial Commission Filed I hp Notarial commission of (irarp r,. w.tipr waa fl ed toilav at th. nf fiee of the county clfrk. sS"7 from P '""" . ment will be provided for Ktigene hixn school Btudents during the noon hour tomorrow, it is announced today t the high crhool. The play is beitij put on by the dramatic club of (be school. Nurse's Certificate Flted me nurses certifirate of (Cather ine ('. JnhKt who fi1H IaiU.. Ik. office of the county clerk. April 27, 1925 I To be Ambassador o . 8Hljloa (ord ..nivcreity '. in the fH. - ' .1 nf edttc.no. Ti of tor d-lr'mcn. u. Vmw tor e.t.b- '"Yrf pi t Here for I he " msrac ot ,ik hare been of P0u"'". ' - ..l..mhr oK at Ki.sne is bo "' a liWv plow. loforma- ..the ont 01 m"K i-7 f" '"r.r.ndinj on city streets tfi "" ,,i,e 5!Sit put yesterday, ;)nn uc reconls at DO- . . ..raxtaM Grove. ?.R;P! !T Sinh avenue SJir. nimntity of .h .Sat-ii- fn,....l S.i n silver. jl:(d msniisni ". L Fltows Celrtratfr- Members ot iae r.u8r. y-- - lodge assembled at the Odd hU Sundav night, nnd inarched tXr. headed by the Odd Fellows wiotbe First Christian church, limDr. E. V. Stivers delivered the tsmnry address commemorative i tkc founding of the lodge. The ln were beaded by Howard M. fcitwll, noble grand. Cnuiigt Obtained Eittbluhmfiit of a new comity road infer to da way with the vet fork JrMdG61 in the Fox Hollow dis rirtij iskM of the county court in i petition signed by lit residents of vEarra. The petition states that ia nHinnwt mail Will nrovidft jll- ud egress for a number of i idret5 not now having the service Uiwanty route. DKtirs to Meet Dr. Ben Wmle of Portland will dis- -w fractures of the spintil column i: t meeting of the Cent nil il aeftle Medical society, meeting in hfne.Mijr 7, it is nnnounccd by Ir. '-rte Hurley and Hr. J. It. Vox, in trje. L'r. II. K. Voskett of I'ort-.liliBnitory-.exiierti will gnenk on liwttory methnrls." aj le Be Given 1 Vminute v.iudeville entertn'.n- Fined For Speedlno Edwin Lyman was fined $10 and costs when he appeared before Judge Harold J. Wells in justice court to day, charged with speeding in his automobile on the highway . at the rate of more than 4o miles an hour. Hero from Portland Miss Josephine Howe of Tortlanil of the public welfare service of Port land, was a week-end visitor here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Col lier and their son Arnold Collier. Store Walls Tinted Workmen were busy today re-timing the walls and ceiling of the sec ond floor of the Ax-Hilly department store. The ceiling will be light cream in color, while the walls will be French grey. Returns to Office Miss iieulnh Weaver, assistant at the office of Sheriff Frank K. Taylor, returned to duty today after an ab sence of several days as the result of illness. Moves Office C. P. Devereaux has moved bis of fices from the McMorran and Wash burne building to the Peterson and McCully offices, at tV2l Willamette street. Marriage Liconse -Issued A marriage licence was issued to day at the office of the county clerk for C ('. Ncwhouse, former teacher in the local school, and Be mice Haines of Eugene. Fire Run Made The Eugene fire department mnde run nt 8 o'clock this morning to 14.T7 High street, where a Ford automobile was reported to be on fire. No dam age was reported. Here from Penitentiary John Mitchell, prison guard at the state penitetninry in Salem is in Eu gene for a few days' visit with friends nnd relatives. Pension Is Granted Charles F. Kggimann of Springfield lias been granted A government pen sion of $1S a month, according to word received from the pensiou bureau. Licensed to Wed Orville A. Lesley nnd Muriel Moun tain, both of Coburg. were granted marriage licenses ot the j.ffiee of It. Bryson, county clerk, Saturday. Deputy Sheriff Appointed Courtney Stcinlianer has been np pointed as deputy sheriff in Lane county the order hnving heen' filed today by Sheriff Frank E. Taylor. As the result of failure to gree on the wage scale as asked by the carpenters' union of this city a strike was called on the build ing of the Taylor apartment on Willamette street and Thirteenth avenue tcday. It is said by union organizers here that between 12 and 16 carpenters quit the job ow ing to the fact that the union scale was $1 per day more than that offered by the contractors. The union officials also report that the contractors state they will brlnp men from Portland to take the places of those who quit here. If no agreement is reached by tomorrow night the job will be declared ''unfair" and other trades Including union plumbers and electricians will be prevented' trom working on the building, tne union officers report. Springfield Wins From Harrisburg SPIUXGFIELD. April 27. (Spe cial) The Springfield high school baseball team won from the Harris burg school nine with a score of 7 to '2 in a game Saturday afternoon in Springfield. The Springfield city team defeated the Harrisburg city team G to 3 in a game yesterday aft ernoon on the Fifth street grounds. In the high school game Saturday the special feature was Merl McMul len's batting, lu four times to the bat he made one home run, and near ly made another, being stopped nt third base. Hugh Cowar was pitcher, allowing only two hits and standing 10 men. McMullen did the catching during most of the game. Jean Ielp pitched for the local city team, with Ernest Black as catcher. The rest of the lineup jvns as follows: Casteel. first base; Snyder, second hase; "Ding" Mulligan, third base; Cox, right field; Meats, center field; Mi-Mulii'ti. left field; "Meek" Mulli gan, short-stop. Rafael Sanchez Aballi of Cuba, now accompanying the president-elect of Cuba, Gerardo Machado, on his visit to this country, will be the next Cub an ambassador to the United States. AMERICAN FOREST WEEK IS OBSERVED I (Continued from page one) Leaving for Los Angeles Mrs. I). Todd, resident nf the Tliver road, is leaving for Eos Angeles nnd other points in Southern California for a visit of n month or more. Roturns from Klamath E. R Kingman. local timber deal er, has returned from Klamath Falls Electrical Group To Organize Union, Institution of the new Eugene loo.il nf the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers will take place nt a meeting scheduled for the head quarters of the labor council tonight, according to announcement of H. C. Farley, union organizer for this dis trict. The new union will have it charter membership of IS workers in the electrical trades residing her. Mi. Farley strife. This will hp the first organization of this trade in Lane county and Mr. Farley had heen delegated to present the charter and install the new OiTieers who will be elected f.iJ'owing the organization. oMonth-End Specials DRESSES Exceptional Style and Value til Hi 6 A Group Of Fine Dresses Specially purchased from manufacture at about half thejr regular value. Including printed silk, flannels, sans, crepes, tub silk. , IiSI'i.AY (gilmore's Correct Apparel for Women Castle Rock lookout house in the Cascade forest will be placed on the sidewalk to the main en trance to the postoffice. This structure was built by Fred Chess students in manual train ing at. Eugene high school. It Is one-fourth the actual size of the lookout house. Miss Dora McClain gave a short talk at today's luncheon of the Kiwanis club, and' Nelson F. Mac- Duff, supervisor ot the Cascade national forest,' spoke to students in journalism at the university. Other speakers nre scheduled for nearly every day this week, nt the service clubs and other civic organizations. Dean George W. Peavy, head of the forestry de partment of Oregon Agricultural college, will bo the speaker at Thursday's meeting of the cham ber of commerce. Ry the .rant margin of four points. S76 to S7-, the C'orvalli, sun team defeated tbe Kugene squad in a match staged yesterday at the trapa of the Kugene aviation field, l-noey of the Kenton county team was high scorer with a total of 49. Kach learn was, composed of 20 gunners. The following are the scores: j t'orvallis: Hildebraml, 4rt: Larry,1 40; Have.. 3!); Simpnon. 4.V rink-! nrd. 4B; Hibbs, 4i; Fuller, 47; Loon-! e.v, 4-'; Palmer, 4S; Dennett, 44; Al len, 40; Griffin, 43; McKay, 43; Young, 46; Woodcock, 4L': Hickard, j 4.1; I amp, SO; Gallagher, 4S; Deaton, 4L'; Deal, 4(1. Total 870. Kugene: Stevens, 4; Lowell, 42; Nelson. 40; Anderson, 38; Kobertson, 4.1; Babb, 47; Glass, 40; Simmons, 4."i ; Reavey, 4S; McCornick, 47; lUewitt. S4; Meek, 43; Kompp. 42; Stein, 30; Spencer, 40; Dr. Nenl, 41: Hranstetter, 46: Mock. 46; Danner, 48; Hogan, 41. Total 872. Splendid Match Held Following the team shoot a spe cial added money mutch was held and Larcy again displaed his prowess with the gun and scored n possible of 100 in the class A division. The following are the scores of the three classes and the professional match: Class A: J. w. Seavey, 04: Mark' Riekard, 98: R. G. Lacey, 100; Ben nett, 8S; llildebrand, 11.1; Gallagher, 95; Simmons. 94; Simpson. 9,1. Class R: Charlie Fuller, 90; Drink-' ard. 97; X. J. Nelson, 92; Kompp, 8.1; Spencer, 92; Allen, 87: Lowell, 84; i Palmer, 95; Glass, fl.1; B. Auderson.i 88; Mackey. 86; Babb, 92; Hibbs, 96; Hover. 91. i Class C: Roy Stein. 70: Woodcock.' S3; Hayes. 80; Griffon, 92; Mock, 84: 1 Stevens, 91: A. Seavey, 81; Beal, 74; Camp, 80: Branstettcr. 88. Professionals: Jim Heid, 07; Ed Morris, 83; Deaton, 88. Roseburg Woman is Hurt in Accident ROSERl'RC,, Ore., April 27. Mrs. S. E. Memminger, wife of a local taxi driver, was seriously hurt lato last night when tlin car in which she wn9 riding and which was driven by her huidmnd, ran wild on n steep grade and turned three forward somersaults. Mr. Memmiuger hud responded to the call of Mr. Edward Van Pessell, who lives on one of the streets overlooking llm city nnd wns in the net of bringing Mr. Von Possejl down into tlio husi ne.s district when (lie accident .oc curred. A lifeht chain had been wrapped around the tiro of the enr t give trncllon on a slippery stre(i-?i of rond ami this became loosened and caught in the brake rod, putting tlio brikes out of commission. Lane Sewing Club Finishes Courses All club lessons bavp hepn complet ed by the Odnr Flat thimblp club under Ihe Ipadership nf Mr. Edith rage and this n rb first of the 31 sewing clubs nf Lane county to com plete th required course, according to Arnold Oilier, county club lead er. An achievement display will soon be held by the Cedar Flat club and all exhibits will he held for display at the annual county fnir in Septem ber. AH clubs nre planning on f.iir displays and when the lessons are completed nil work will be then pre pared for the fair, the club lender slates. SUBJECT OF TALK Vnless the public is educated to the point where the person who causes a forest fire is condemned as a menace to society, little progress can be made in the effort to prevent destruction of timber. Nelson F. Mncduff, super visor of the Cascade national forest, fold students in freshman journalism this morning at the University of Ore gon. .Mr. Macduff poiuted out that ef forts to plant trees were not profit- able nt a cost of per acre, when j nnture does It for nothing. "And itisj not very pneournging," he said, "to I plnnt new treps when here are fid,-! 000 firebrands in the 1'niled States j ready to burn them up." j Mr. Macduff went to Roseburg this i afternoon tn nddress the Kiwnuis i club tomorrow on the subject of I "Builders." In this tnlk he expects i to stress the fnct that no single ngen- i cy is as important as public nenli- I ment, combined with public coopers- ! tiou, in Ihe matter of fire proven- j tion. "The tin. her from 7"00 acres of land is required each week for Amer- ica's Sunday newspapers atone." says Mr. Macduff. "It takes the pulp ) trees from that much land to provide! the newsprint, paper. Vet publishing is only one of a hundred grours of in dustries that drsw their material from the forest. The lumber industry, j with Its 20.000 mills, consumes only a third of the wood thai is annually removed from Ihe forest. More wood is used for fuel than for lumber. Pi- j reetly snd indirectly the responsibility I for depletion of the forests resfs on ; everv citizen who uses wood in any! nf its manufactured forms." Anglers try Luck About Lake Creek 1 trit i--h food experts say that peo ple nre rating loss Mm-e the war. THEATRE Irfke creek and adjacent areas were popular places among Eane rounly anglers yesterday, according to Melvin Tiitnbull, rounly traffic officer, who started out on the rond early yester day morning in a search for speeder snd reports that at lenst -00 cars were bound for the lake. Although nil the anglers were anxious to resell Ihe waters and start day's sport, only one rrevr enthusiastic enouzh to step up ! speed to 4 ."5 miles and he was cited ! to appear in justice court today and : tell about it. Many anglers reported that good catches were made on Iake ; crepk during the day. ii i - ' -rsm Copyright 1924 The House of Kuppenheimer I That broad-shouldered slim-hipped contour Today's style is easy draping. It's informal, to be sure, but decidedly trim. The new style is comfortable and extraordinarily smart Every one of these new suits shows some individual touch. All are beauti fully tailored of strikingly hand-? some fabrics. Kuppenheimer SUITS 40 $45 $50 New effects in flannels, sfietlands and worsted cheviots. Shades of greys and tans plain and striped t.l i o house of Kupponlipiirtor good clothes GRAND OPENING SV1AY WATCH THE PAPERS! WATCH the BILLBOARDS! ASK VOUR NEIGHBOR I Inspections Made j Of Alfalfa Areas! Inspection of the experinientnl al-; fnlfn tracts in Lane county is again j under way this week by O. S. FJet-; cber, Ine county agricultural agent, : and K. It. Jackmsn, farm crnpi spec- j ialist of the Orcg m Agricultural ; college, H is expected thnt these in- j speclions will he completed by Thiirs- day or Friday, Mr. Fletcher stales. In addition to the experinientnl tracts' other alfalfa fields of the county will be Icoked after as severs) farmers are raising this crop on a larger ssle, the county agent reports. Sponges Off Alaska? 8KATTLB. ah.. April '11 Sponges found on the n rubor of a ship tiff Chichagoff. Alaska, may cause the discovery of large ftp""' fields in that vicinity. The wstcr at 2d f (Illinois was found to be IN de giees wrtrmer than at the, surf. ice, or warm enough f'r sp.ntgen to grow. WESTROPE FLEES Door for the Otvll J roltNW.WX, Kug., April 27. In a i hurcli near hre a mfdiseval min ister provided a suiill door near Mi altsr, through which the devil could escape when the parishioners re nounced tula ud all his works. William Westrope. 10. who figured prominently in focal police circles re cently and who was returned to Ihe suite reform school at Sutfui about two weeks ago is hack again. West rope had a fairly good week i'iid M- ! lowing bis leaving of the mine null jtution Saturday night, ruidiiig to 1 reports coining in tod ty at the offi-i j of Sheriff TIor here. ' W 41 rope escaped fro nil he school ! Snturd.iv night and stole a truck. The ' truck v a abandoned about a inilu south of Siileni and then Westropt? j hired a tnxi to bruit; b.m to Kugene. ; Hi- paid the driver wiib a b:til t he. k. :tn arriving here We-lrope lured n cur from a Springfield auto rent agency, paid for it with the usuiil I. ,l ibeck. received 't in tdiangi and Inter wis een Inking h.s girl for h it m ih no1 I nt beatil from the fast check passer up to late tin ... .,,..M.n. 'Ihe cur hired at Spring field in H llupmubile With license : number I.Vi d.Mt and was taken out nt j (1 o'clock last night and should hiivu ! been returned within an hour anil oiie J hatf , according to the mi-wer. I Went rope recently left the Slate reform school for itie fiiKt escnpe nu'l during the few days he was free in thi vicinity where he passed it num ber of worthless checks, Site for Ashland Normal is Viewed SAI.KM. re., Atiril 27. f tovernor Pierce, Secretary of SlHle Koxer and St ute School Superintendent Churc hill, member of the board of regents of Un g -n norinil schools, left todiy ftir Aohlaiid where the b srd will s-l- t m ite for the building at the Ami Is ml Normal school, 1'uder an ait of the ll'J."i IcgislMture the school is to Im rcvited and Chur hill has been elected president. Tourists Near rim Of Crater Lake MKPFOKP, tire., April 27. Th nearest npproncb lu reaching ('niter lake (tits season from the Medford en t ranee was mnde yesterday by Mr, ami -Mrs. J oli ii K. Hhaw nf Chicago, and William Innacs of this city, who tramped through the snow six mih'd aliow I'nion creek, anil about ten miles from (iovernment camp, after motoring a few miles beyond l'rospect. The snow in the park hi deeper now than usual nt this time of the yenr, FREE For every piircliiie of ilie dollar j or over during this week you will get f i ee oiih hibelin plnnt for your porch I.mx ti TIIK Jtl-:X ri.tMtAL SI IOC a2S I The It'imims nine days. took a bath every More tneu blind. than women are color Judge Against Powder T,(NIH)N, April 27.- I.idgc Forbes !.anketcr severely censured two girls, accused of stealing a handbag, from coming into his court with pow der on their noses. He also rriri ci7.ed the jail at; aches for allowing them to keep the powder in their cells. "Compare It will, others It has no equal PBEROLATUM CHEST OINTMENT For tho prompt relief of Chait Colda, Croup, Pneumonia, Influ enza and Pleurisy 1'alns. Price 60c. For Hale br all drug alorea.