The Eugene guard., May 07, 1925, Image 2

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THE EUGENE GUARD
For thf firat time in 1- -fesr. on)
one man in u as a ( andilule f'r
preBltirni of tut- amnx'ialnl stuilrut
ol the L'nlvcraitjr u UrKn. Waller
Mulrolin, I'orllJUfI, ii- his tin iinimr 01
being sole uouiiiife for that office in
the aunual mude-it nommutioii as
sembly heiti Thiamin? morning at iuv
Woman's building;. Two ciiuflHImm
were named fnr vire-prewidcni, Itnle-ri
SkL'abe of Wiuina, and Paul Arit of
Uend.
Xw other offices each liuve only
one candidate Hint nl necrclary.
irandp, and thnt of editor of the Ore
Sana, for which office iKIistibet.t
L'aily, of Portland, la the nominee.
Nominations fur other offices in
lie elected at the annual election to
b held Friday, May Jo, In order t
their proposal arc:
Kditor of the l-irall, Jnme i a.
I'ortUnd; Jalmitr Johnsou.
Harold Kirk, Orrg n 'ily
Miller. Mohilla.
.. . , :
J-.clwaid
Veil lender: Fred Muriin, I'orl linl,
up for re-HrcliiMi.
Kii'iulivc ioiinr:l: .Senior Wmimii
for ou; year. Mniniiic Hut haimii, A
turl.i; Miirtturet Vim-enl, (ioodin Mi
tion. Juuir limn for two years, Itolf
Klen. Aotorin; Robert Iovi Tai-uinn.
Student eourii-tl: Kniior men l.lj.
Louis Carlson, Kelio; Thinlurrr Tain
bn, Harbor; Kicimid Lyman, Medford;
f'.)l M-KaUoii. i-onltud; C.irl Itahl,
l'ortlnnd. Senior Women ( J, Ad
licnne 1 In Kit id, lo'iii;Ic; Vivian llnr-
jjcr, fnjey; jo-Aim urwt-K, rnri
bind; Dorothy AblmM, Tortluiid; -Mir
Je (Jilkeroii, Host-mira; Kllen AM'lvl-
Inn, Hiinene, Junior men -l, Lowell
JlHker, tSlnnfiidd; Kugens Hlrbinoml,
1'urllaml; Itich-ird Nance, Portland;
Jiimefl Forest H, J'ortlnnd; Robert
Neighbor, Portland. Junior TVorimii,
KliKii'ieih KeHUs, 'ortlnnd; (Jlenna
M(-hor, Portland; Dorii llropliy, Med
ford. K"phomnre Man, Iloiiert Htru-
dull, Jtobert Overstreet, Portland.
Four are Guilty of
Liquor Possession
After the chaiftrti bad been '-hnijed
from anlv of lio,iiur to pueiiou, four
men who pleaded not guilty In Jimtico
court ypHterdity, todiiy pleaded gullly
liefurn Judice Harold J. WelU and
wore fiiml JoU cueh.- The four were
a r rented ut Cotlug" Urovo yeHivrdny.
Thu men nre K. II. Dodd, V. H. J 'nine
wood, Arehiu lUlver mid Philip Monhy.
Dodd'a wife pnid hln flno for hlin mid
bo wua released from jail this ufter
Doon, The other three men were mill
confined ut ti lute hour thin iiftcruooii,
not having pit Id the fine.
Carl Anderson is
Hurt in Accident
Carl Anderson, contractor In charge
of the rock auppljr for the Mohawk
road Improvement, wan injured In an
accident ahortly before noon todny
ud.waa brought to the Kugeno hospi
tal with a brenk in his left leg. Mr.
Anderson whilo prying loose a big
boulder lost control of the rock and it
rolled down on blm before he could
get out of thfl way. lie war brought
to the hospital immediately by em
ploy ea on the miarry rock. The quarry
aute is near Mnbcl,
Temporary Auto
Licenses Numerous
Seventy-nine applications for tem
porary automobile licenses in Lane
rounty during the past five days in
dicate that the purchase of new curs
here la on the increase and much bet
ter than at this time last year, ac
cording to a report compiled by Miss
Deulah Weaver, assistant on tha of
fice staff of (Sheriff Kraok K. Taylor.
Practically all of these temporary
licenses are for new cars showing
that local dealers are busy with the
spring rurh.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
l'OR RENT Two very desirable
housekeeping rooms. Oil W 4th.
ml
RIVER LOAM
Riter lonm lor sale. Phone 11SU-L.
' Jel
Oo. N. Mchesn. lnMirnme, 8rt't
WiMsmette St. Plmns 017. t(
Phone S. E. Kievcns for piano tuninv.
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KBW KNni.AHn utrri'At. i.ira
INSl HAM-a IXtMl'ANT
V nminn. l ft tUU ( UttM'bUMttv mi
th SIM daj ot iNvamhM. IB:. ni1 tn
l'.mrtn CmukMionr ol Uia NUl
(Al'ITAl.
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UP I 0 00
tsrom
TnUt pftnlURt b-'it for
f IMr Ill AM. SSI ST
ltr.t. tl)klti-1 and enU
rrrth durinfl th rr T.Stf.lSI.OS.
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t.ssa.Toaot
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t unf Urtifl and dav
lrr4 !. mm. , . . l.tll.Ott II
ia.Mt and rvnta dus and
r.rmd t.3Ts.Mt
(Kitf ftaaatj (mm.) 0 00
Total tvdatlttad mmu .lM,tt.tl
I4ABII4T1
Kt rar-M )l.l.40t ST
Ur MaSata far Icaaai M-
Ml.tai t
A'f Htwr lUbiBU 9.41S !
iHaMia-4 UiiU aurplvia. l.8a a. ; us vs
Total lUtHliti. -tr)aa-
! ot ,tinl Ilftl.tns 1 S
BIS I MESS IN ORKt.OM fuH ItIK TKAl
UrA HTuliinM racatfari
dalin tbt TT Ill.lSTU
ptn.tM.da r-Kamrd a1ann
(14 a ass MOOS S
lt iid dutin Um )aar St 041 U
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ISSI HAM R jirNT
PAMKI. K. Al'I'fcU l r-ula"U
W, A. i.oiigworih. I'lMrict Manager,
Kngettr, Ore. i
f To Wed. Inventor T
.J VIA
ik r
Mn. Ollv. Wall., wll. of Ih. Hol
lywood movl. icl or, if now In London
twaitino a dfvorco so that .ho can b.
Iran In mlpru U nrlnHnll Malhawi
mvantor of tho death ray. Ha is also
London.
School of Oratory
Will Give Program
The Heboid of Oratory of the Ku
(fene Bible I'liivertiity w.ll give n re
niiil t the I'irMt ( briHtinn church,
I1 ridiiy evening. May H, at H o'clock.
Tho puhlic is invited.
The prognim oIIoivh:
".Irdm Vol John Reveal Himself,"
Helen Iinrk.
Molo, 1'tldorn Vnung.
"The Prol'.guo from Jeptbn'a
Daughter," liiirn NcIkoii.
"The Hlory of a J.ud Littlo Boy,"
Itoblio Itruton,
"The l.ny of the Mudman' I.yaJl
Hlackwell,
"fasey at the Itnt," and "Casey's
Heinge," Curtis loch rune.
"The Quarrel Iteiwprn Krului and
'sskIiim," Jloy Ipsncson.
"Rptty at the l.iitteball (Jamc," Kl
len Itraden, -
"Tho Return of Rrguliin," . Errol
.Sloan.
Hofo, "po Moon.' ( rg-au) Cecil
I larding.
"The Perplexed Housekeeper," Ivy
Taylor,
"Tho Highwayman,' Golen Jnrdnn.
"Knollsh (ueHtionH" snd "Here
Comes the Hride," Htella Jlennhndler.
"Tho Hlmrlff'a Honor", Wilbur
Torgeraon. , 1
"That Old Rweolhenrt of .Mine,"
Clifton .Mct'lendon, , j
"Paul Revero's Hide," "Uttle
Drown Dby,M Donjnmin Kdwnrila, I
tCUOENE COLLECTION AttKNUY.
82S-20-30 MIXER ULDO. PUONB
em. w. 11. uLOWEits. mgr. tf
n - cm
Better Than Ever Before
Class of 1926
Junior Vodvil
with
7 CLEVER SPARKLING ACTS
Special Matinee
For Townspeople
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
2:15 P.M.
Any Seat in the House 50c
Friday and Saturday, May 8 and 9,
8:20 P. M.
Ifci offlro opens Thursday morning
Mall ordrrs received now
Admission $1.00 and 75c All Seats Reserved
The Newest In
RADIO
We announce the arrival of our new stock
of nationally known parts and kits.
KITS
Browning rako
lircnuT Tully
Hnrkness t'ounterflos
Silver 4 tube Knockout
Silver 7-tnhe Super.
We have In stock the famous new Crosley speaker.
As it is our policy to handle nothing but the best
in radio we are featuring the famous Grebe Syn
chrophase. THOMAS & HEMENWAY
"KADIO EXCLUSIVELY"
Phone 2102 J 691 Willamott St.
Mothers' Iay this year will prob
ably be more widely celebrated than
i ever before, according to Kugene nier
lehanla. Observation of flie day bus
gn.wn more and more into the form
i tf rifls and remembrances and every
thing from flowers to automobiles is
wiggestrd by local (shops as a mean
of remembering the mothers in whose
honor the day is named.
The house and senatfc. of the United
States passed a resolution 12 years
ago, as a result of the spread of the
Mothers' Oay idea, and purpose, mak
ing the day a national holiday "dedi
cjitfd to the memory of the best mo
ther in the world, your mpther."
It is now the accepted custom to
wear a p'nk carnation or flower if
the mother be living, and a white
one, if she In dead. Kugene florists
report the largest advance orders f
flowers in history, and popularity of
the custom of "saying it by telegraph"
is shown In the number of telegraphic
orders being handled by the floral
firms, Western Union is offering a
service in the form of nppropriately
worded greetings, and special rates
for Mothers' Ony telegrams. Klectrir
mid tab.ir-snving equipment for the
home, radios hcis and furniture have
been suggested.
'andy is also becoming n popular
aift. Kverv Kugene confectionery is i
j advertising special boxes, one of the
most favorite syles being in the
shap eof a bound book, entitled "Mo
ther," which when opened, reveals
a layer of high grade candy. Verses
and cards may be enclosed with these
boxes, and they may either be sent
by the local firm direct by mail, or
telegraphed for delivery on Mothers'
Day, the ssme as flowers.
Headquarters for
Scouts Arranged
IIoMflquart.rn for the I.anft rounty
ftitinril of tha Boy Kcoula will be
tiiUltfli.d in an offlro in tbo city hull
nil the s.conil floor oppoaile the of
fiera of tho Kit-roe Mt-hool honril. Ar
rHnKemrntx for the nae of the city
hull iiuartera w.ro completed today
today and C. Jt. Clark, new acout
executive in I.ane, will take noasea-
ainn within the next few days. A
.('heriulo of offlco hours will be ar
ranged ns annn na the office la tiikcn
over, Mr. Clark atntea.
Scout Troop has
Camp on Schedule
Members 6f the Boy Scout troop of
St. Mary's school will take part in an
overnight hike asd camp leaving here
PARTS
Keniler Twin Iiotor
Coiulonsers
rnven Kesislaneo
Roberts Coils
Amperites
Ajex Vernier Dials
Lincoln Loops
Saturday for the IEow river district
under the direction of Edward M.
ITeming, scout leader. The party will
make the trip to Cottage Grove by
motor and hike out from there. It is
announced. The St. Mary's troop has
JO members enrolled and it i n
pected that practically the entire
troop will take the trip. The scout
party is expected ot return here some
time Sunday, according to present
plans.
Community Meeting
Date is Scheduled
Arraoiomcnla for tho lat cam
riuiml)' meeting until licit fall aftrr
the opening: ot mhool are Ix-ing nmili'
by the lil.vhly school district and llii
will be hrlrf at the Triangle coiiFnliditt
fd'.chool Friday May arrnrdinn f'
word reeeirrd today at the office of
K. J. Moore, rounty niperintenflent of
schools. The ccmmencrtiieitt rser
ciscs of the school will be i-, Kri,Hi.
June o. It is announced by r. K. l'.nr-
Iter. princttiaf. Keports were also aejjt
to Mr. Moore that Mr. Itnrker liar,
bren re-elected as principul f t,e
Trinnsle school for the cominj; jp.ir.
Four teaclier, two in the Inch cho !
and two in the grade, nre pmploye.l.
Report on County
l arm is Prepared
There were irutifltp at tho T
county farm during April, 2$ men
Still tun wnmun ni'ix.ollt.ar n
monthly report of Victor lloaro, sup-
erinteunent, nunmitted to Judge C. V.
Harnard of the county court. Figures
tin the Ifitfll tiri-wlilfrt nf llsa .... ..
tho month show thnt very little food
hns to be purchased. .Mora than 7."
gallons of milk wero consumed in the
month and Jli driken cgg, these were
all home products at the farm, the
report shows. Four-sack of potatoes
were used and Hft pounds of butter.
A total of 205 loaves of bread were
purchased for the use of the farm
during tho month and 33 pounds of
coffee.
BRIDGE WORK PROGRESSES
HARKIHBb'KU, May 7. (Special).
The pier on the east aide of the
river for the local bridge waa finished
last Saturday evening, and foe false
work across tha river was begun early
Monday morning. Iloth pile drivera on
both sides are at work rebuilding the
trestle from bnnk to bank, and It w.ia
expected that the job will be com
pleted within n couple of weeks.
Mutual Life, a. M. Sprague. 20 E.
8th.
TODAY
ONLY
in-
LEFTY
in
O. U.
A thrilling and powerful story
of tho rcgenrntion of a, son who
fought hard to regain his honor.
520
Waste Tlma - ' for Cash fl
Coma In
Now and
Graduation
All th famous American
r.nre.enle.1 In
apoclal ahowltis t factory
Pay No Mora
In Reason
From $12.50 to $75.00
J. A. Hoffman
Jeweler
TO BE AT PAGEAAIT
Although a prerious engagement at :
I'ortlaud makes it impossible for Oov-1
ernor Walter M. fierce to be her.' :
Saturday for the children's pageant j
ilic chief executive aent hia bct
ni.hes for the event here in a coin
tmioication received today by K. J.
.Moore, count; superintenocnt of
Krj'0s.
The following is the letter from the
governor :
"I have received your letter of M:iy
1 advising me of the historic pjgeau!
to he held at Kugeue on .May II. I re
gret that a previous engagement in
1'ortlnnd will make it impoible for!
me to attend. I am very s-jrry because.
I greatly enjoy a pageant or Mr
character.
"I wiuh to congratnlr.c ou on your
..,......;,... ,1m. renl f,,r il
will undoubtedly be of great cducu-!
ti"nal value."
New Plumbing is
Planned for Jail
Pltius were discussed hy the county
court today for the lnalalhition of
new plumbing in the cminly jail as the
present system is in need of consid
erable repair. It is estimated that the
necessary work will cost about $ I "0
members of tho court state. The jail
at present fs not in the best of sani
tary condition and the new plumbing
is needed at once, according to .Sher
iff Frank K. Taylor.
CALL FOR WARRANTS
Kotire is hereby given that all war
rants issued by School IHstrict No. 4
during 1124. to and including Regis
tered No. 780, will be paid nt tho
Clerk's Offiee on Monday. -May 11,
ltcri. Interest will cease on that date.
(Migncd) O. II. JONKH.
Oistriet Clerk.
Xo.lS44-Thurs-dy,m7
CASCADE RESORT
Will have its opening dsnce Satur
day night. May 0. Kdgar Dugsn's Or
chestra will play. $1 per number.
Those- staying for Sunday ball game
(between Cottnge (trove and Cascade)
can be accommodated with rooms or
cabins. ni8
Dr. Ashton Tor Chiropractic and
Electro-therapy. Opposite Heilig th?
iter, Phone 860. tt
See the famous football
star in his roaring new
drama of the prairies!
FLYNN
WEST
MONTE
BANKS
in
'The
Covered
Wagon"
PATIIE NEWS
Salect tha
a
Watch
and
our
Imported
Immatia
fixed Prl
on Crafllt
1
Buy
Friday
Don't wait 'till Saturday
to do buying that just as
well be done on Friday.
We must carry the same
overhead expense for ev
ery day's business.
We cannot jam two days
business into one without
working ourselves . to
death.
We know you want us
to keep grocery prices
down, but to do this you
must help help us help
you.
All who possibly can
should buy Friday and
then we can handle the
balance that comes on
Saturday. There's no fun
for anyone in coming to
a store jammed with peo
ple and wait half an hour
to be served.
Please buy Friday
Better for us
Better for you
Very truly yours,
Geo. 0. Stanley.
Soda
Crackers
Salted or plain
3 Pound A.IZ$
Carton
Fluff
Cake
Flour
Twenty cases sold in two
days. If you haven't re
ceived your package you
had better buy Friday
because we may be sold
out by Saturday.
Buys a 35c Package
A new cake flour made
by Albers Brothers it in
sures the certainty of
baking results and so
saves not only the dis
appointment but the loss
of expensive ingredients.
Tobacco
Remember, the tax goes
on May 26th.
Buy Now at Stanley's
Wholesale Prices
BromK nf tha An sat WUiswant oT Hi
NATIONAL BVRKTT COMPANY
of N T" In I lat nf Nt - ta
tha Slat -lay ft I-armha. 191. tn'!a to
tha tftawranraa crnmi Sonar o Suts f
Oiffi. purausnt tn la
PAPtTAT.
mki to ... .sin.ooo.nfts (.
ivmvr
pmwrama ixta. dnr-
Irt th yaar f tf .AT.I!IT Of
trtOr-smt. dUKlfrtrU iTrrt Wa
r-lfM duriM lh r M2I.flS3.ir
trow othaP taMiir
r-att dartre; tha jaar fsr.S24 fl
Total n-tna . .. IIS
Itt-tW'IMF.MICSTS
Nat Wm r"l tr.rtri l
Tar mdiktrfic adtwt
rTl Mt-oiM S-3.3r4 TS
TV-H pat on rartUl
t rlnntif tha voar SSt.t.2 TS
CowmlMtor.a tfl aalartaa
r4 dunrr tha aar f.SSs.SSf S
Tat. ;i-ma M fox
rt.t don lha roar . IS R3T II
A a "it i-f an Mhr m-
r--titjfa i 4asTi
Total oipcadit r
tir.iTi.in.st
Anfrm '
Tait of rvaj aataw awnod
mtrkM i' . . f It tl 7
Ta'" -f .v-a iM o-t-to
o-m1 itoarkt tlu 13 STT.45J It
t.an on mtitm 4
-tatn1. .t.- Ti nl IT
rH Is hanks aoi on tati4 1,141.C44
rrtinhiffli la fwir-aa of -!
-imr H4
"orta.t
Othr a-MU llCUotot
Tvtal atBi'l!'H iwti f S3.44S.S2S 43
i.tAnu.rrtM
r,?m tbtaas for Ummm an
rM I MSS.tSS It
Aav-tnt f VRea1
to'Hfna M ail ctaMAlioa
" - ! 4 SIT 1
Pa
tmmvm and
bt
A I
Total HaVHttK,
of rr,i,: locA of
its .vvno To 14 ,QI j
Fr3.MVS IN rPr.;..iN jva Tlllt
1 RAft
N fa-Pn- r-rvwivta &
" ,--r Ul ts ?
pa4 (So year 7 j t Ja
I if-trr-d a rir ?4 MS 01
.VtTIONAt. HI RFTT "piI
11' rT J H- 'MTT Wtjr
K4r.T WHTT1I ISmn4. Of ttt7t-ra
1 mHi auorttei tt aa.-t,a.
21
v Stanley Building Eugene, Ore.
Friday Saturday
We're just going to make things hum at the
Stanley Grocery. If all who can will come
out and buy on Friday we'll handle things
in fine shape.
STRAWBERRIES
The Very Best ,
Forty crates to sell at this special
price, the box
Specials
Peanut Brittle,
niado with choicest
Spanish -i O JL
peanuts, lb. J-afi 2
Sugar still Selling
Pounds.... $la00.
Gold Medal Flour,
the best that's made
zn $2.39
Cheese, full cream AC
pound atttf
J. C. Best Butter, 9C?
pound
Nucoa Margarine O'T
pound
Gem Nut Mar-
garine, pound
Wilso Margarine OQ
pound
Ohio Blue Top Matches,
none better,
full size box
Peanut Butter
pound afii V
Shredded' Cocoa- 9A?
nut, pound ....
Cigars all 5c
kinds, 6 for ....
Crystal White Off
Soap, 7 bars v
P. & G. White Naptha
Soap, 9a
7 bars
Fruits and
Vegetables
Only the best, and al
ways priced right. Our
vegetable man is an ex
pertthat's the reason.
In Our Meat Department
All our meets are of the very best quality, sold at
unuorm low prices.
PORK ROAST
Shank and Shoulder
Cuts, ' 4 7
pound m. I
PORK ROAST
Center Shoulder
Cuts
pound
22
MH1HKBN AKSI HAM K i n ,T,
w .ln.th kir,n-m of (ir-t Brt'ula
" Ih llil -l.f Pf rf--rtVr. 1124 miT ;
ri 4nwnn- wnmtmmnrr of tha tut ,
of Urafloo, puranart tn u
wnnt of rP(ul ioot
up - - . . . IrtO.ftfin .00 j
NrniE '
iBtairt. dtMnli and rnta ,
f-rfitfd diirni tha yr , 41 1 5 9 -4 7-
looo-na fmm othr tunwa ' j
rffrfffd dwrlnf tha jaar. . 14.S-( ft. ;
Total tnn . . , M.Ms.VlTjui '
DlitpritscMENTa I
Nft lo-a r4 d-inot h .
TMf Inrludlnc adlntiniMt !
. . "rrirv v Mtj.:
li"iTiuia ta aUfaa rM
durm (ha jmr l.SS1.23 U
i-aa pavi
A-a-unt -rf tu ,lt-f'
di'araa
241 S04 1 :
TS2.324 2
. $S.5o sns.fl
Vatvto of r1 outa m4
-JZ? . 2M.2.d AO
a -.f llflfk, H Ke.
raa" m Haokt ,M o. hand" !
Tt S74.BT 1
lion -tntir-n tine (Urm !
Istafaa-loi ronta d ,a sa
(t"d S991S71'
A.I aUit a-aaHS tft. ASH TS .
T?Ul sdramod . .,v.T40 1 i
Aiw-ii! V uno-.aKj mmi-ib)
"S ntta si
aU iuvliB n .400.TT '
! frr MtWia. .1 Lt-.
Pifa
Xii UMr lUtnauea , . .
11 :. .1
1 t 1 !:!
Nat f-rtf rw.d 4l-
mr ... 1
1'- riJ -rtn iSa re
s i: a.
U. r " . V ""M
mm.
' tor Mm,
Ill rr-,d.
ARTHI ft aitWfR A t'i
Sugar
Raw sugar has advanced
and it looks very much
like sugar would advance
10c to 20c a sack within
a few days, likely before
Saturday. We have
bought ahead and our
price for Friday and Sat
urday will be
A Sack
Pure Cane Sugar
15
Pounds
Poatoes
Potatoes have advanced
greatly within the past
few days and it is freely
predicted they will go to
$4.00 a hundred before
local new spuds come on
the market.
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Saturday
$2.50
A Hundred
And they are extra good
spuds
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