The Eugene guard., May 05, 1925, Image 10

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THE EUGENE GUABD
Page Ten '
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Every department of Kugcne'i city
gorcruu.fnt except four "ver-iprni
in allowance from the city bulet in
the firat quarter of 1K3.
to the report compiled by Mm. Orace
KcimU, city accountant, for A. J.
'J'oiirtellolte and coinimny of J ort
lund, auditore for the cily.
Inode...ac of the budget nnuVr the
ix per cent ax limitation IB aliown
bv the fact that all ilepartmema rx
p'ended a total of J1.1U1.45 over the
imouut allowed by Hi- I'.nlsH in I
tbr.Hi monlli period. Actual expendi
ture by the cily during '""""".f '!'.'
ru;irv, and March totaled
while the pro-rated "'I''"""
for the name period fl.l.iW."".
Following are the department de
ficit howingi! '
Major and cily council,
M.Ki; attorney onire, - ;
4. auent $K 1.7.1, deficit f.Uf; re-
coideri office: budget IH.I.
fl ."ilKl.oS, deficit JWSIKi; trcaioirer
olfice budget 7.'ll.a.-, P" V?'"--711,
deficit IfdlSflt; engiueera office;
budget ll.Mll.Wt, apent lfl.7IW.OI, de
ficit ?mtl.l! police department: bud
get v!.tllT.W. apent &,VU-V1. de
ficit J1H.72; police matron: budget
:7.-.; spent :iWJ.II, deficit if II. Ill',
meet iind bridge department, budget
I.7IIS.:U, "pent $ll.'JM.t, dificit
4l."i7(l; atreet ligliling: budget $.V
J!MU7. Mient :i.07;i-N7. deficit JHt.
411; park l general) budget fil.l..H .
prill 52.l. deficit :-J7.7: h H
department: budget : ent fail,
deficit : I; milk inapeetor: no bud
get iillowunce. deficit IliiD; aviation
field, no budget, deficit l(K1.7:l; i-lty
pound, no liudgel, deficit 1 .W..'t i ; ein
ployment agener niainteiiance, no bud
gel, deficit 171'.S0; eleeti. n ejpenac:
budget $75, .pent fJIMJ,HI, dificit
$"'1 (i; lulerext on warriinl-a: budget
JUWIUIS, (pent $lO.M7.1it, deficit
i-uol? W- -mdi-tginf'V 1 111(1 iff t Slt!.7t.
upoiit IWH.48, deficit $'7.77.
Depnrtmenta recorded ns not 'In
the red" for the quarter included the
fire denrtmrnt, auto park, building ln-
iiaii mfiititrnntic nnd nil'
Million nnd fcewer nmintrnnnc ami
operation.
Rene, and Joe Spina, Id, who wan re
rently turned over to the Bchool au
thorities by W. O. Judkins, chief of
police, both en raped from the school
affatti I&Mt nixht, according to infor
mation received in police headquar
ters today,
Joe (Spina, an Italian boy, was ar
retted recently with a group of
tramps while boarding a Kouthern Pa
cific train, lie in described on 10
yenrs old, fi feet 3 3-4 inches tall,
weight JL'O pounda, dark hair, .com
plexion and brown eyea, with a wear
on the bark of his head.
William Landles, whose home in
at " Klevenih avenue cant, i 17
yen pa old, height, 5 feet 7 inr-hes,
weight M(t poundrt, niedluin complex-,
ion, dark brown hair, hazel eye, and
a half-circle rnr on bin left forefin
ger. Police atik that any peraon wee
ing hoy a of thin deneription get into
conimunlriition with the polire at once.
KAf.KM, Ore,, May fi.-Hev. Overt
Hkilbred, Eugene, whh elecled pretii
dent of the Lutheran Hrothrrhood o(
Oregon, which cloned a three duy con
vent ion at. Mil vert on. Other officers
elecled are A. O. Xerson, Silver ton;
Kev, W. Sclmeler, Aurora and He v.
J I. A. Ij. Iljermntnd, Chinook, Vjisii ,
vice president b; 8. P. Ness, Engen,
aerretary ; Victor Snyder, Sileni, fi
nancial Beer el ry and If. N. Kleve, Sil
vcrtoii, treiiHiirer,
Acnepiinni'e of the Irtinteenhip of
the Severnon Old Kolltn home, which
may be cutiihlifthcd at Kugene, and
whether or not the brotherhood abouM
take over the pudiahiiig of the Par
ifh Mtneenger waa not decided. The
mutter bun been placed In the bund
of a uperlnl committee to make rec
onimendatlonB. ,
Addreanea were given by Rev, J, A. 1
O. Stubb, Minneapolis Minn., prrni-
dent of the Lutheran Protherhood of
America and (.joveronr Waltu M. j
Pierce. I
l'luuia piloted by officera of th
iUlut obaervnllon aiUiidron, reaerve
force, will make n flight to the Ku
gene iivlatli'll field Sunday, May
na the flrl of a acriea of four croia
luuntry fllghtt p aimed by the aiiuiiil
ron, according to announcement re
ceived here from Lieutenant tJukby
11. Kelly, commander. The planea on
the flight to Uugene will iidvcrilne
the annual niilltnry tournament at Cor
vallia May 110 and handbilla will be
ilropped over Ilia route. A atop will
bo mado t Oorvallla on the flight
tuutli, It la announced.
Towna on the eaat aide of (ho Wil
lamette, will be vinitrd on the return
trly, Kav-li pilot will be naalgiied a cer
tain town which ho miiat find.
The. ipiodroii will go to CorvallU
May DO to tnko part lu the uillitaij'
tullinainint. The third flight will be
made, to McMinnvillc Juno 7 to al
tend the cille' collliueiiceiuent exel
clea. Klighla will bo mudo over tie
city mid Ilia nlrmen will he gileala al
ii bampiet. Ou Juu'i -7 n flight will
be mode to I'rinevllle, Ore., to at
tend the Oregon atalo convention of
the American legion, June 7-'JH,
Student Orators
To Offer Recital
Bus Referendum is
Opposed in Eugene
pon't fixn the referendum petition
i-tt the new truck and bim lieeimitu
)uV. TM in the ri'ioinuiendulioit of
the Knitene cliatnher of commerce, na
A remit of a renolulicn p;iiMd by thr
Uiiird of direr torn meeting hint night
llh Jmigi- t. P. Haruatd.
I May in operation of the law wMiid
i1 iil lemilt trom iuvokhiu the refer
mdufii, it In fluted, wai drcrdi'd, mul
)oh uf feeH that could he ctillcrtcd,
, A new electric ign wl 1 be pm
cliitMi'd by the I'luini'ier, ml bntiB mil -Mile
the clminher ioihuh for the bene
fit of tMiritH it ml nthrr t 11 ncin in
town, it wild decided.
i:. J. At! mi of WncdihiRtoh, I . (' ,
wax elected iiiuncel)i r frmu the Ku
lie tie rbainher in the I'nited Hmtit
I'tinnther "f commerce to meet May I'l
to -H. Mr. Admim fill the plm-e of
t'arl ti. Wnatihunte, whn renined.
Bludenln In (ho school of orntory at
Kugene Uible university will bo pre
nented In another recital In the action!
cl.iipel WedncHdny evening -at H
o'clock. .
Tho program to he prmcntcd will
Uv an follow;
"Those ICvening HcIIk," Karl to
ward. "Ship of Faith," Clifford Corey.
"I Ain't a (iuhi' to Cry No More,"
Adrinn Sins.
"Innocence," Anna Jlrijjht.
"To n Waterfowl," OHcitr Ilovrud.
"Spell of tho Yukon," Laurence
Hartlett. ,
"Creation of Hnin Alcfiee," Lewi
Mick.
"Tho Lost Chord," Iiorothy Jea
aup.
"Tho Owl Critic," Orvnl Peteraon.
''A Piece of Ited' Calico." Olive
Cornelitii.
"When Ma Itrlves the Auto," Irene
Urownfleld.
"My Foe," Kaye Miller.
"Nothing In It," Walter Strain,
"A Yeiiken in l.ove," J. h. Vail,
"CniiHlantiim mid tho Lion," llo.w
ard Sthiirthury,
'leleplnmo Itomance," Mary Peter
aon. ;
"The Last Jlynin," Dorothy fiibnon.
Kugene hoy Flees
From Reform School
William I .and let, 17, committed to
the Dtnte industrial hHioo) from Kn-
LAST
DAY
TO
SEE
B7 Ifpf
ANNA Q. NILSSON
LEWIS BTONE
MARY ASTOR
Walter Hiera Comedy
INTERNATIONAL NEWS
Avwfltil mtrr erni n.f- nt. ..1T
r.je nitc - 1J
k a'
wxiut.ruit.il AKt jrMt. au)
Pamphlets Reidy
For Lane Schools
i
"IVolect Our Xnturat Scenery," la 1
the litre of n pamphlet printed under '.
Ihe direction of .1. A. Churchill, mi- i
perlnteudent of public Inai ruclion, nnd
lU.lriluiled to the varioua countiea of.
the atale. A anpply of Hie piimpbletn
luia been received nt the office of 10. 1
.1. Moore, enmity aiiperitnendent .of
l.ane, nnd thetie will be aent to the
ncIiooU Inter. Aa many of the achoola
have closed for the year the pampli-
Ida may not he distributed until the
new jenr aliirta, It in ntinounceil. 1
The following fiiggcHlinn for pro
gi'iiuia are conltiined in tho pamph
let; Value of riowera and Need of Pro. '
tectioti.
Language of Klowera, Klower
.Mvllia; Triliule In Vere and Song, i
Stale ami Nalionnl Wild c'lowcia.
I'loweriug Shruba,
lYi'hcrvalion of t'lirialmaa (Ireeiia,
Holly. Laurel and Oregon tJrape,
II ghunv. nnd Meninruil Thee riant
lug. Mutilation of Trees - Protection
Through Public Interest and l.eg aln- ,
tii n.
Planllng Treen Indigenous to Soil.
Near Fast Appeal
! For Clothes Scnti
i
Collrction rf elothhig for the near'
i east relief work will be mnde here u
I Wednemliiy, M iv 'JO, which haa been
deHnmrd "Hiindle div.''
j Tite f.tllow.m tippnil imn heen U '
I mied by M, II. l.ugl.iM. who in atdii t
j in the work here: j
I "We.iueMl.iy, , ly CtMh 1 the d.iTe 1
that Uttx b"'n et w "Hiindle d:i" i
j tor near eat lief, t hi lint ilate old'
;rloihtim, tuerco.Mn, hlaiiket. ete., wdl!
; be cd'ected f t the nie during tbei
coming wtiter by wnr orpltuns and ;
; refugee in the near ent, JM.iim fori
; collet ting thene g.iriue nt are belli !
iniide by Mr. J. . tJitehetl who t m j
i-biirue f the tnrk acmti thka yeir I
. letrtl!a will be uinounceil Inter. In thr
m"'ntiioe the penerouH prn;i!e of Ku-
gene are aKeti 10 Rt together wcriu
: RarmentH Inch will he miitible f.r
Hiitferers in (lie nenr rant dur;nit th
inter acinnm,"
Millinery Shop to
Enter new Huilding
i A millinery h, p conduclr.l by Mr i.
Hulli M.Citllum Curler will be op.
"'Oil after June 1 In ihe M.- niiM
: Sehnefrra building nt Tenth nnd Wil
Jiunelle, intend of it present lorn-
lion on the srooml floor of ihe !'irst
; National tank building,
i The new location will be on Wil-
lainrlte .Irert. dure doora onlh "f
jlde entrance In Ihe thenier. In nddi
tl.ip f millinery. Mrl. Carter will add
a luie-of art no.rltiea. The stole will
! lie derorated la blue and gray, and will
urn a mii-ony ir lli art novelties
MAKE USE OF THE VARIOUS CONVENIENCES-REST ROOM-TELEPHONE SERVICE-PARCELS CHECKED FREE
AX BILLV DEPARTMENT STORE .
Circus Day
SPECIALS!
Wednesday, Circus Day is a Great Day
for Fun.
We Are Mak ing It a Great Day for
Values.
A BIG VAU-K!
Three Yards Fast 000
Color Suiting for OOU
Thfiao pretty nix new nhades nre Kiiarantoorl fast In pvcry
way roao, naturnl. blue, peach, lavender nnd green. If they
fade your money back. Tills Ib a wonderful wearing fabric.
CIRCUS DAY SPECIAL!
Special Lot of 32 1 -i q
Inch Gingham, yardj -tyC
Anticipate your RlnKham needs for the future, too, when such
a low price s this may be had.
CIRCUS DAY SPECIAL!
Fast Color Cotton l Cn
Broadcloth, a yard J JUC
this faBhlon-rlght weave needs no attribute compliments
showered upon It as It already holds a high level In fabrlcdom.
A limited quantity (lot) to diaposo of. Its uses are Varied'.
Come In plain colors.
CIRCUS DAY SPECIAL!
35c-40c Lingerie 1 oq
Crepes, the yardf-'C
A special lot of soft crinkly ("Washanredo") crepe. Wonder
fully durable and practical for those underthlngs and' other
garments that busy women need, llequires no Ironing. Dainty
lingerie effocts.
CIRCUS DAY SPECIAL!
1 COIPREIIENlVVsTOCKS ;
Sf ' Big Express Shipment Of Wf
ffw Exquisitely Printed Silks Just ; .'JlJ
W Burst Forth From Their 'ftUjI
m
Exceptional 60c Silk
Stripe Shirting, yard
48c
Pretty silk stripe madras to be made up Into men's nnd boy's
delightful shirts. 600 yards In this assemblage.
C1KCUS DAY SPECIAL !
Royal Society ij (IL
Package Goods J4 v-'II
As woll as open stock "Royal Society" stamped articles In
this special lot. All usuable merchandise. - ,
CIRCUS DAY SPECIAL!
To $1.75 Women's
Silk Gloves, pair
)89c
Two button length, nil slues In lot but not In each quality.
Different styles. .' i
CIRCUS DAY SPECIAL!
Sheets Are Selling I -j on
At a Low Price
Only 100 of those Rood, sUindnrd weight, blenched, size 72x00
Inch sheots at the uhovo very low price. Very slight imper
fections such as a henvy thread running through but In no way
Impairing their wearing quality. Come early for yours.
1
t.';
Big Express Shipment Of
Exquisitely Printed Silks Just ;
Burst Forth From Their
Wrappings! Indescribably Lovely!
So alluringly attractive that they at once prompt visions of wonder
fully pretty frocks. The newest and most fashionable.
LUXURIOUS PRINTED SILKS, FLAPPER SPORT
STRIPES AS WELL AS RICH PLAIN SHADES THAT
ARE IN THE HEIGHT OP FASHION.
INDEED, a wonderful showing of pretty patterns. Cold printer's
ink seemingly proves inadequate in portraying the very exquisiteness
of these new silk creations. As usual yx Billy's for piece goods where
largest stocks abound.
A PRESENTATION OF 600 YARDS OF THESE LOVE
LY NOVELTY PRINTED SILKS. MANY ADVANCE
PATTERNS WHICH COME IN SHORT PIECES AS
SURING YOU OF MORE OR LESS EXCLUS1VENESS.
THE YARD $1.19, $2.95 AND $3.50.
FEATURING A NEW SHOWING OF GAY SPORT
STRIPE SILKS IN VERY NEWEST PATTERNS AND
WEAVES, YARD $1.19, $1.95, $2.75 AND $3.50.
$1.98
A Special Selection of Silks
Selling Regularly to $3.00, yard
To make this silk news sound more interesting,
many now pieces are included in this special lot of
silks. Just when new summer frocks arc in the
making.
RIGHT NEW! WOMEN'S
Rayon Printed Crepe
Dresses Of Real
, Beauty
YOU'LL MARVEL AT
THEIR LOW PRICING
$6.25
? ),.. ,411 . " . " . ,
- Especially c'lic are the "Rnyon" printed crepe
frocks. Their all-over patterns of vivid, conven
tional motifs render them unusually fitting for
these delightful summer days.
- They're the very spirit of tho 1925 season!
- So untiringly feminine are these with their lacy collars and
cuffs. Iheiv Klislcnlng miniature buttons which contribute their
share of embellishment.
-Shown for tho first time! (2nd Floor)
Baby's First Gift
A New
Reed
Carriage
$27.50, $32.50, $35 AND $40
A buggy la darling bnby's first Im
portant possession. See that It Is
of a design, finish and quality or
which you can be justly proud.
You can secure this quality as well
as comfort nnd latest style In these.
Mothers will be pleased to know tho
"Stergls" are tho lightest weight car
riage made without taking away from
their durability.
See these! (2nd Floor)
A TIMELY TIP
Protect Your Togs WitK
Garment Bags, 93c
CONVENIENT SIZE
28x57 INCHES
Beat tho moths and other elements to It by
safeguarding yourself In the protection of furs,
garments, blankets, woolen clothes, etc., a'.l
through the warm days by storing them in
theso chemically treated Bun garment bags.
For tho trifling investment Is capable of
saving many dollars worth of apparel.
Real protection, so easy to use, and just at
the time when It Is most useful.
Now type of bags, with strongly scrurnd
metal contrivance that keeps the bags sealed
nnd easy of access. Ward off dampness and
dust too. (2nd Floor)
MANY ATTRACTIONS THROUGHOUT THE STORE
SOCIETY AND CLUBS
ny MARIAN l.OWRY .
A uoIhI'Ip iiffnir plnmird for toniiilit
wilt M thf ir'MtHtiti"i of ihr pln.v
"TwHfth N'iplU," to he iven by nifin
hirs of SiiHVsrr elul. The yny is
to bo ic.ven nt fipht o'clock in th
K1k tf mpie. It i fin invltnllonnl
evptit, each club niftiilier hnvhtg in
uletl five Riieu,
Mr. IV F. (i'o(lp!turo urn! M,
K, I'. Walters mil bi hoteneft to
memUer of Koy Korner Klul nt the
home of the littler TimrMliij ntifr
Tioon. ! Mrs, I.rwi-t Motl HftHH 1st
! vNtttir (n I'-ugi-to from Herkeley.
t'Hltfoniin. She it n rtrst nt the hm
iivf her father. It. K. Hotol mul plw
lo remrtin alnnt two months.
I ntmiMinnt 'OhIi of freshman nthli'tit-K
I heen for the iut several niontlm.
Mib. W. H. IennH of Carlton,
Oregon, in n visitor in l-'nsene this
mrk n the g.itt nf her i:tter, Mr.
I,mv I'erktnu. t the At4m IUa V
tioiie.
I if interest to tnnny friemln i the
ntmouncrtucnt of the hetroihrtl of
Mi Irv PnJe nml Hrohl Hsrtn
ivhii'h mle known At the A
1'ht nnd Khim Sisin house the
ueek end. Miss lnle is n junior
in tht university and (troniinmt in
oampun activities. Mr. I tar it W a
Rrndujite of the nnivr.ty in ti-M,
and in at prc.tent teshiiiR and roach
inc in Mii!iielilien, M iitsna. He w
aotitnnt rtitrh of frrshftian thlrtx
.whilt on th rftti'H Jat year.
' trnliiy wns thnt of Shnkespenre Huh j Mrs. Nelson F. Mnnluff, vire-presi-jut
the rhnmher of oMiimrroe" rooms, j dent; Mrs. Henry Trnmp. secretary;
Antiiiiil etfctionw nnd reports took , Mrs. W. W. Calkins, treasurer. The
!plnor. Mrs. I.eme rey ttss neen ( Uh mretinit nf the cxlb in t0 takft
i . ho?eri president for the new rear;! . . , . .. .
Mrs. Addie iUbmn. vice-president; ,n two wek' at vh,ch Um
jMrs. Wilson H. Jewel, secretary ; i tudy on th play "Hamlet' will be
Lirs. 1. H. I'srks. treasurer. The pro- (completed.
Isrnm for the new year was worked;
out at the sessions. The retiring "ffi- Mutual Life, G. M. irprague. 20 K
cers are Mrs. S. I. AHen. presiden' ; Sth.
j AGED MESSENGER DIES who came, to Seattle a exPr
, SKATTI.K. M"ay fi. Funeral nr-i'senger on the first (ireat rli"
, rnnjrenirnts were heinjr mnde here rnilway train into Seattle. H "
i I- J'yer. m mst night.
Mrs. Kdiih l.indon lias returned to' tnteresl'ng rlnh meefin? of ves-
j THE flUTTON SHOP
rteatinc Muttons and lltmttttehlnj;,
m Tih avruue east, l'tiou 1715 J.
Carpet Cleaning
onvt T.. ..
Fho.ie 300
i
Fletcher' IJr ) I I
EMNANTS
PRICE
m
MOTI1FR
Castoria is especially prepared
to relieve Infants in arms and
Chitdrcti all ages of Constipa
' tton. Flatulency, Wind Colic
j and Diarrhea; allaying Feveri.-hness arising tl.ercfrcm. and,
; regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation
i Food; giving healthy and r.alural sleep.
i To avoid imitiiiorJ. atwars 1,-yilt few th signature of "eAJjLt
j hvti;rfty H.tt"V"-'" Or'-'i. fl-jjivMas c.-jhite tcconuacad
SILK AND WOOL REMNANTS
COTTON REMNANTS
WOMEN'S SILK HOSE, broken lino?, onr Jj"
WOMEN'S LYLE HOSE, broken Tines, 60c
pair ...... J PRICS
VAL LACES, :,c to lOc'ZUZll i pRlCB
fQ:JJt
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