The Eugene guard., May 19, 1925, Image 5

.sjay Evening, May 19, 1925
THE EUGENE GUARD
Pagfl Tive
I0TABY CLUB HAS
Drum Majoress
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:-: CITY NEWS
jSfew Things
Noted on a
Ir'ip Through
The Store
Linen Vest and
Cuff Sets, $4.00
Trimly tailored of novelty
strip"! linen enhanced with
rteaminK Pparl buttons
they add immeasurably to
the fresh summery effect of
one's taiiieur.
"Kayser" Pure
Chiffon Silk Hose
$2.50 pair
Light as a feather yet with
durability that match their
beauty. Slender pretty an
kles look their best in chit
ton hose. Slipper heel
smart colors.
Novelty Cuffed
Gloves of Silk or
Fabric, $2.25 pr.
Fashion "says "the cuff must
be ornamental. These new
est arrivals display nutny
delightful variations the
"puff cuff in Kayser silk
and the silk embroidered
cuff in fabric.
A Smart Group of
Underarm Purses
at $5.50
How delightfully they add to
the "ensemble" effect of the
itreet contume. Of fine pin
ral and novelty grained
leathers. Black, brown, tan
ana' grey.
"Norida" New
Loose Powder
Compacts, $1.50
Women who find it difficult
to ordinary compact
rroder will welcome these.
Fill them with your own In
powder. Powdr
Mrniot epiii ,lt. Compacts
ii fancy gold or sliver
Printed Crepe de
Uiene Handker
chiefs, 75c
H:tMy colored little affairs.
""erly feminine to pep
rw!r from the pocket of
top coat frock or tail-
Ktir.
in eonaectioa witb a erle of storieafd i0ik atreet to' M. Labfc, Mr.
he wmuK orj colleges. At preseoS, Lubke will build a .ubmanttai up-to-ae
at Man ford ustrcmtT arwi u H.i. u. .... a
: . urwaie ai; i mentis to begin eotislrucuou at CUM,
; r nm rt-niBia io hj Dur
ing whirh he wishes to meet th r
! eats and faculty.
he hum. The deal was handled by
ii. w. Mewart, of the l.ee-V. eathar
bee-NeweU Keahy company.
i Sunday School Meet
The county Sunday fchocl meeting
at Thurston last week-end venn a suc
cess in every way and was larRely at
tended, it is announced. Mrs. Jean M.
Johnson and Mrs. Clara i. Est-on of
I'ortiand were principal paWr,
Election of officer wat aa follow:
President, Re-. N. H. Workman of
Marc la ; secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. R. C. Raugh of Than, on: teen
age miperimeodent for girl. Mr. Vj
v. ivi of Junction City: assistant
teen-age at.perintendent, Mra. lieoiR
Williof of ThurMon; teen age super
intendent for bny Rev. W. A. Klfcina
of Eugene: children'a devotions fii
nermtendeot, Mra, Harry Benton of
Eugene; vacation bible school super
intendent, H. H. Hitter of Mabel.
Racing Association Organized
The i:gpn Amomobiie and Motor
cycle It icing association with more
then JO charter member, was or
ganized last night at a meeting of
automobile men held at the Good
paptnre gftrage. Fred Roclthiil w,i
made temporary chairman, and Van
Kemery, temporary secret a ry-treas-u
re r. A co m m 1 1 1 ee com posed
Rockfaill, Vale Mmiih and Louis I
Boy was named to look over land anI
to iotereet new tnembera. A track otic
and one-eighth milts in cirrumfereiiiv
may be constructed cn the Marshall
tract, two miles west of the city, it s
raid.
Man Wanted By Police
E. F. Chriatensec, age 35, . want
ed r.y the police at Rakersfieid, ac
cording to a telegram received lat
night by tbe Eugene officers. He is
reported to be headed north in a Ford
coupe, California license No. 41053,
and is accompanied Bebe Us stings,
age 20, The auspect i five feet fiv
incites tail and weighs 150 pounds.
while his companion is five feet two
inchci in height, and weighs 110. Tfay
registered as Mr. and Mrs. M. I..
Hastings at Castella, Cal. May 13, it
was stated, and it H believed they
are driving north.
Police Department Has Music
A phonograph has been entrusted
to the police department, and from
uow on the offieer will revel jo
music. The owner of tbe machine will
be away from the city for sense time,
and losnrd the machine both for safe
keeping, and because he believes Jilt
u will keep it ;n condition. A record
"Alexander's Ragtime Hand" came
with it, and bemuse of the age of
this selection, it is being shown as a
curiosity.
P.-T. A. To Meet
The Lincoln Parent-Teacher aeeo
ciation i to hold its last meeting of
the year tomorrow at 3 o'clock. A
program of music and readings is to
be gtvn, and officers for the coming
year will hp elected. A good attend
ance is desired, as the association
will not mett again until the fail
months. There will be a social and
tea hour.
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Rock Island Agent Here
Charles K. Burnett, representative
of the Rock Isfand raitroad, with
headquarters in rortiand. spent tbe
day in Eugene, conferring with rail
road officials here. The tourist sea
son is soon to open, says lc. Bur
nett, and his line is making extensive
preparations to care for a record
number of travellers.
H. C. Howe Recovering
Professor H. C. Howe of the uni
versity English department, who i
recovering from a serious operation
at the Eugene hospital, will not he
able to do any active teaching for
the rest of this term, his physician
says. However, he hopes to be around
the campus a little later on and will
be able to do a little of the admin
istrative work of his department.
Pioneers to Feed Tonight
A biscuit feed and genernl get -together
meeting will be held by the Mc
Kenzte Pioneer club of the Congre
gational church tonight at aix o'clock
in the church rooms, it is announced.
All members nre expected to attend.
Plans for next year will he discussed,
and several hikes and other projects
contemplated for the summer will be
talked over. A program of entertain
ment is nito promibea oy tiic ctnnmu-
tee in charge,
Complete Grading
Grading work on the London sec
tion of road will he completed in
about 10 days, announces O. F.
Crowe, county commissioner. This
is a mile of difficult road work, most
ly through rock. A crasher will be
sent to the road and rock work will
start about the same time, f
Officers Are Named
Ir. H. T. Burnett, of this city, has
been elected president- of the South
ern Willamette District lentai so
ciety, and Ir. R. J. Gumi. of Cor
rallis, vice-president, it is announced.
rr. & Ralftb Hippel of Springfield
was chosen secretary-treasurer. A
picnic and meeting will be held at
Rellfountain June 'JO, it is announced.
No Firoa Reported
The storm that lashed the city last
night completely spoiled any chance of
fire, declared Fire Chief William Sus
tMum, and no calls were reported at
tbe City Fire department. Except fr
their regular morning "tuning tip the
fire engines have been inactive now
for severnl days.
Eugene Men Named
C. J, Schsefers and Joseph Frana
wa were honored at the annual con
vention of Knights of Columbus held
in Portland. Mr. Schaefers was chos
en member of the committee to handle
the affairs of the Newman club here,
and Mr, Franzwa was elected to the
student employment committee.
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.4 ., J l-J
Mitt Heicn Montgomery in full r
fiaiU as drum maioress af the Drary
HiBh School Band of North Adams,
Mass., tthirb teretiaded tho president
at tht Whits Houss.
mum for
The Rotary club st the- recalsr;
luncheon meeting today Hter
tinned a scut 60 boys, sit members
of tfca eighth srsde of the vari:
os schools of Hh city. Tn1 U
approximately iialf rf the boy;
in this grade, and the nther naif:
will be cucats next week, it is
announced by W, C. Yoraa cbsir
man of the fcoya eotBtnUtes
wuica is making arrangenwnU.
Br. Warren D. Smith of tfeer
tin i vpTlly, save a short X&Mn, in
wiitcn h compared life to a race.
and urged the boys to carry m.
In spite at eny handicaps or &t
backs. Thft boy also gave their
various school yells, ami took
jart in the singing; of songs,
The memoirs of the chife en
doavnred to become better ac
quainted with the ymins men pres
ent. ami1 each one introduced fcis
guest, giving a hit of his persons!
history, and making a pre4?ctloa
aa to what occupation the boys
would follow.
The affair was very ncvessful,
and enjoyable alike to members
and guosts, & -ag reported Bim
iisr affairs are planned with
other groups of boys, it is announced.
of a new touring car, which will be
delivered in a few days.
Revival at Dorena
Revival meetings were started at
Dorena Sunday evening and will he
held there ail this week, it is an
nounced by Rev. Archer, who will be
assisted in the work hy Her. Jin
Starfeee and Mites Pitcher, of Star,
The pnr.lic is invited to attend all
meetings, St is announced.
Coming From Tacoma
M. A. Callows of the Winter Gar
den is expecting his two sisters and
families and a brother, all of Ta
coma, to spend the week-end with
him in Eugene. Hts visitors are Mr,
and Mrs. Elizabeth Donfreo, and Ted
Rentze. Mr. Bentze,
Sot Is Missing
Mrs, Lydta Smith, of Emporia,
Kansas, has written the local police
in so effort to locate her son, 4. ,
Foster. He was last heard frets In
March, she bbts. He was employed in
Eugene as a cook.
Auto Dealers Move
The Ramsey Motor company, deal
ers in Rtekenhacker 'and Nasb cars,
and It. ti. Marstera, ued car dealer,
have leased the L. G. Hulls building
at f?i Oak street, and have moved
there from temporary quarters at the
Fifth Avenue garage. H. H. Adams,
mechanical specialist, will be added
to the firm Juno 3, it is anonuneed.
To Psrtiaad On Basltms
Charles Schaefers, of the chaefers
brothers depsrtment store, spent yes
terday in Portland, where he attended
to business matters.
S, P. Man Hera-
Charles E. Burnett, of the lease
department of the Southern Pacific
company, was in town tmiay irota
Portland on business couected with
the company. He returned this aft
ernoon.
Tfra Is Found
A C. T. C. tire 30 by 34 was
nicked tm yesterday at Fourteenth
avenue east and Patterson street, it:
was reported "to tbe police. The
ownep may have the tire by inquiring
at 1400 Patterson.
Salem Resident Visits
E C. Stataer, of Salem, was in Eu
gene today visiting friends and rela
tives. Mr. Stouer formerly Jived at
Pleasant HtH.
Cottage Grove Couple Wed -
A marriage license was issued i
Kenneth P. McReynolds and FUte V.
Canterbury, both of Cottage Grove, by
Canity Clerk Rryson yesterday.
Lot Is Purchased
The First .National honk ha sold
a lot located at Eleventh avenue west
Two Cars Stoles
Fugene police last night received
word that a Chevrolet touring car,
license number itK.";j, has been stolen
in Portland, and that n Ford coupe,
license number 1 72-223 was taken
from the Union Oil company at Cor
valiis last night.
WendliRQ People Visit
Alfred Habcrsang and family of
Wendling were in the city yesterday
visiting friends, Mr. Hahersand com
pleted arrangements for the purchase
Meeting Is Thursday -
The Washington Parent -Teacher
association is to neet at 3 o'clwk ot.
Thursday afternoon. There is to he a
short program and an exhibit of the
chttdrens work. The teachers sr e
be the hostesses fr tie meeting.
BABY CHANGE CHARGED
NEW YORK, May JRW) While
one grand jury was considering homi
esde evidence against her, another
grand jury today returned an indict
input charging baby substitution
agemst Mrs. Helen Auguste tteisen-
Yoik, former tWman Red Cross
nurse, widow of a Prussian army of'
fieer, and proprietor? of an east
Eighty-oixth slreet "nany farm.
LIE CUSS
FOH SWIMMING AT
I GOOD jK.
CLOTHES J$f TNw
fa MBS
J AMERICAN STYLES J
for AMERICANS V.'
1
Over 125 hoys ni younjr n!-n ,
signed up for ewimmitiK at the
Y, M. C. A. last night, anoon-s
W. 1. Walter, hoys work Knrre-
tary, who is in rhraa of arvaiiR-
mrats (or thi work. SwimmtiDt
lessons are to he given nnir the
lirsrllon of S. B- Holdamsa,
physical direptof of tha V, M. C,
A.
The lessons will he len. erery
Mond'ar, Taeaflsy, Thursday asid
Friday nlshts after school hoars.
It is announced, and as msoy as
desire may jisin the classes.
The majority of the boys sispiins
op cannot swta, and tbe rest tan
swim only a few feet, it Is said.
It Is the purposs of the coarse fo
tpach ttiem how to swim, and to
give Use radimenis of sever.il
strokes so that the pupils can per
fect their style la the water daring
the summer.
The Y. M. C. A. poo! will lis tstrd
for instruction, and those desiring
to make arrangements to praotke
at other times can do so, it is
stated.
Pioneer Clubs to
Gather Bundles
For Relief Work
1 ''Mil LM:! ' !
I I 1525 Hirl Schsifnrr Ic Mrs . j)
Americans Need American j
' Styles j
I Because they do American things hiking, riding, goir.
I Broad, square shoulders, trim waists, easy fitting trou- j
I sers. They need quality too. They get it in these j
II suits. I
I S35 to S50 I
Wade Bros. I
jjj Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes j
The Pioneer e labs of Eugene ;
will gather handles for (ha Near i
East Heiief tomorrow evening. It !
is announced by W. P. Walter, j
hoys' work secretary of the Y. '
M. C. A. Tha members will In-!
vade every part of tbe city In I
quest for any sort of clothing
that can be patched up for use. ;
The club requests that aryono;
having old clothing to donate
have it ready in bundles, so the!
the wsrk can be dona as efficiently i
as possible, tomorrow Is "banlie
day' for the Near East relief, and
it is expected that Kugcaj iii ;
make a good showing In the
amount of clothing gathered. s
i-ast year over loo large bundles '
of ciothlng were gathered jBd fixed
up for the sufferers In ihe Jr
Seat, It la said. It is hope! that
this record wiil be eouaiif d or
bettered this year. Ail clothing
is shipped 10 Portland. hera it is '.
sent on to the Kast la Ursa ship
ments, i
Permits to Build
Residents Issued
Sturdy styles for ,
Young America
Ruppenheimer '
GOOD CLOTHES
i J
The typical, admirable American
figure is the inspiration and directing
genius of Kuppenheimer styles
THAT'S the source of the broad athletic
shoulder; the slim, trim hips; the straight
smooth back; the wide, free-draping trousers.
Here are the clothes for the American man;
the clothes that typify his vigor, his ambi
tion and his alertness,
Splendidly woven pure
wool fabrics in a host of
colorful patterns and hues.
Handsome models for men
and yoking men Individ
ual styles for the college
man, the business man.
$40 $45 $50
Plenty of other good clothes at $29.50 and $37,50
the hmiHQ of KupfKmhciuwr gootl clothes
Htitidtng hss been rather light the
early part of this week, hut n slack
ing, especially in residence, i ej-
pected. say W. H. Aleiandef, city
finly nne permit was issued today,
but it was far atthKtanttal residence
to cost fr.VM). H wtit he erected at
2217 MtT street by !o?d TerrilJ,
contractor, for Terrill and Hugh, re
altors. Construction iil afart im
mediately. Annihtr permit for a
residence was tsken ont late yester
day hy J, T, loomis, who iHH butid
a house for Klmer Jrt at i(S7
Nineteenth areaue eat, at a rost of
Lindsey ar?d Hargresre( emstract
; ors are planning to erect a sii rwm
hnusa fn Kmmi4 street btwn
Twenty-cond and Twenty-third av
ertues. The hitii will cft $ U 0 f
according t th permit.
l.ttidy and Hargresves took :
' nut a prmst yesterday to erect a ;
; rn-ret huildirsg H by f6 ft at 4 j
i Ninth avenue eat, at a rt f f I.Vki,
, fr tHto chtttidf. Hher j?friaiti
I takn out were for a ridw at
j H20 I ! sfre br A. U. Whipple.
! to crt i3.tiff(, awl for repsJr work
on the Yeat-rn chnl, at a ct of
hy M, irwt cftniractwr.
Graveling Heady
j On Prairie Road
Apnrojninlf 2S.0f0 eihse yard
of f ravel will be required fff work .
i the Prairie fffd, report Citato i
iiurd, rftunty romfiiisiofier( who n-
petd the estrti li? oprstt
i f eterdy afterea. The plant i b
i Etfg preprd i erh fo-it h y.
sttd mil of Hi road are resdjr
1 r'x-k a s!on wathr cnndHfo
m it po-sthle to do hsuhng,
Plsn are no bHif drsws Bp br
Arthur Jtrsfcer, euntr bridge bmlde,
f r the ffwrtrMg bridge tvftt ih
(rtivf fork Hter o the Ij-ssdon
Spring rads
ftPANlSH FH5HT WOORS
MKf.Hf.A, panSh Mfocc, May
; jft iJpi- The Hp(nih air fdrona
re increasing ihir activity rer th
rebel territory Iwdtirsg for concn
tratfon ri tribesHiee ad bmijig fil
iate iiwiug fignf of atiity
Injunction Action
On Route Dropped
t$ i Colonel Tbendr and
Krmit liwjjterrlt beading the
vFRiTifs Kimpaon-KJeld mwevm
Cblrajt tsiiiUm into centra!
Ala( will lsv today fr leto, la
the vftiloy Jtw Indu, They are
ea rtrnte? t Tarferifl to per urn
jeciniefi n? ib tirl V&U ftsd
other rr Mima).
Traffic men Hold
Portland Session
PfJRTl.ANn, Ore., May SO, The
tijMrarf lit jnls Matned h$
tAtU- M. lieKeffe, bral atior
ney, h)init!C the tiate hfmay rom
niinsion front euteriuK mUt a rnrrt
wiih rtimouen aud Hefy t reve
ntilea of the lwer Chimhia rfrer
highway MB Atria and Hres
son, was dioled bie ysffrdsy fey
T,Z. ' r X;J ., ,)..'. Jttin i.ANH. t3r 51y ia-Tf-
...... i ti- Jir wiwera of the Bars reiaii
ion th hifhway cmmihm rntraei Uhhhmrxt f thm VbUc man tlw
is nm a J(mper one, held ejMdd fr ih ptwwl del
eter, ihi MeNeffe, a tpr ; ' ieitdnee t tite
in nt qslffti (o it-k ih vaiMity Traffic wferejKe hrb
f llie tantrmn thrfjEh tfi emtrt.
At tli reqwat f 3f -rii.) IwipHm "f radroad
r-preetiUnjr JeNeffe, tite rif) f-amitjp efitit are
agreed lft Imn f a de-
otwrrer h &af ih rsxhn Ui rhii of 4&tnfenti f ral
ined lhaa nriojsrij t a ! paria aid delivery of Ufifhi frm
4vre asd prprissM th way fnr up- f itiii h dlartmae! at ili ihw
Jack Dempsey and
Wife now in Paris
pal ifi tfee jireme rmiri.
HUNTERS OH Y
WRINAfiAIt.
May tttny
f'Jftt ntU he S5de to effect
fS?ftt.n tll aid m ed
Kafftmir. India He jp traffte fr tfee- benefit m re-
tti Aaaof iated id eafaldibmeaitt ai eMttaer,
TAiti 3ia W. iJPi Jaei lejp- 1
ey asd fej feride arrived ?ser tiy :
irm l,fmkn r? retried lbs
fe feeryeist "hmp:a tek th j
eout iram the cfessBel aud
wiffered from eaifefie dnes
rojii passfije. t $
A tiiftm f ,i"ifr ?sr33sed t?5
-rdt H'Kk'h 4iiHHJe4 lerje Car
penter m srder t He? jsssay
hr le(Rier sd hi Ttif ;
in iBi?e. srsd tr
peatwr fretted earb iber assitt f
diU.r, Thm arri?aj f ih leasey t th
Ntrd railway taitiu rnii4 in lt
Je ry? Jielwees poiire ssd Sty
vrwd of fsgfct fan. to of trti-ia
wr lujureij tn iheir rfe jat
leHsrssir t greet is Atserit-att
fifMi
MASTER MASONS
May nht ih la- '
BJ jtd t fee s,i
LAHAWAY MUSIC) HALL Ii!E8EKTS
DWIGHT JOHNSON and Hh Famous
10-PIECE STROLLERS
Direct from the Multnomah Hotel and U Liberty Theatre
DANCING
MAY 2i AND 22 LARAWAY MUSI0 HALL
THURSDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS
9:30 to 12 M, Tickets for sal at the door