The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, May 21, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE 'EUGENE GDAED Tliuri sday Evening, May2L1925 ... CITY NEWS :-: -rZ7A out in this country rf to b. tb best ducts f..r . a beau'.'' i- inches in lenRth, 4W.0' ked and landed yesterday by " Kvans, professor of music ln.ity. J "bow I aJd.r Mr. Kvans, but was &lidd after a struggle las.ing 6 . knr "It is worth r season's ' 1 land a bahy like thai!" STrod declared. The trout is on iiWiton in Ilendershotfs gun store. 1 ....nt anEl"S report, although ''Smet.e is still a bit muddy - recent rains. Several fishing ' are being planned tor this (kd' . un. Parsley l Elected Mrs. Frank C. 1'ursley has. been j,m president of the Lincoln school T '( the l'orent-Teacher nssncia Z and Miss Ada Shuey, school prin X was elected yicc-presideut. .Mrs. ri.l, E Martin was named aeore , .ad Mrs. Frank McCracken, u asurcr. It was voted to continue Ac nutrition clinic neit year at the HMtint. Bids l Be Let Bids on furniture and floor cover it,, for the two new junior high Kboob of Eugene will be opened and ,rjti by the school board at the regular meeting Monday evening, it is announced. A total of SOO school desks, 7,1 teichers' desks and chairs, 120U portable seats, and linoleum for ali flours and stuirways will be con tracted for at this time. Great Northern Man In City John H. Kooning, traveling agent for the Crest Northern Railway, came down'from Portland today to transact business in connection with his rail road. The Cireat Northern ia making extensive preparations for summer tourists, he says, and is conducting an advertising to lure easterners out this way. Endeavor Concert Sunday The Christian Endeavor of the First Christian church will furnish the concert preceding the Sunday eve ning services, .it is announced. The choir will be composed of members of the Endeavor, and they will also of fer a half hour of special music. Alden To Represent Eugene C. E. Alden, secretary to Vnited States Senator Oddie. of Nevada, has accepted the appointment ns Eugene's representative to the meeting of the I'nited States chamber of commerce in Washington, It. (, according to a letter received by the local chamber of commerce. Legion Drive On Monday Eugene's ouota in the American Le gion $fi0OO,(X0 endowment drive and $rtO,n00 Ioernbeeher hospital is set at $3,000, aud the campaign will be gin in this city Monday, it was de cided at a meeting of the American Legion committee last night. Expec tations are that the amount will be raised m a lew days. I Speeding Sentence Suspended l. If. .Mumau, who is staying at the city auto camp, was arrested yes terday by Traffic Officer Diersch for speeding on Sixth avenue west, anJ was fined $3 in city police court by Judge George A. llilmore. The fine was suspended, however, because Mr, Mauiau is out of work at present and has a family dependent upon btuv it was stated. Purse Taken from Car Miss 1'auline Wilkind reported to the police today that some one re moved her purse from her car last night. A quantity of small change, sev eral valuable papers, a gnld pencil and other articles of value were in the bag, she stated. Maytag Shop Moves The sales room for the Maytag shop', dealers in Maytag washing ma ohiiies has been moved from the Berry Furniture company on Willamette street, to the .new Stanley building, it is announced. The shop will be at 711 Ninth avenue west. Incorporation Articles Filed The Eugene Book store filed ar ticles of incorporation at the office of County Clerk Bryson yesterday. Chester M. Lawrence, Jane B. Law rence and Charles It. Whytal are in- coroorators. with canitat stock of $!!5,000. T The eutire first and second floor of the new Miner building on Ninth venue east have been leased by Al bert Applpgate, who will move his furniture business to that location from the Heilig theater building, .it is announced. Work on fitting up the spare is being rushed, and it is expected that the new quarters will be occupied hy July 1. A floor space of HOxNW) feet, nearly three times, that occupied at present, will be available, it is said. The store will be conduct wJ on the depart mental plan. On the ground floor living room furniture, pictures, and similar articles will be featured; the second floor will be. given over to rugs, floor .coverings, and bedroom furnishings, white the exchange de partment will be in the basement. Window displays will be a promi nent feature of the new store. Win dows will be '20 feet in depth, and will be nicely finished. Klevator serv ice will also be available for the patrons. Mr. Applegate established his busi ness here ir and has grown steadily since that time. Uon for a matter'a degree here, pe- j seating as his thesis a continuation of; work which has been published by Ir. , Roger J. Williams, professor of clieui ij(tjv here. The title of the combined work is "A Study of the Hiphly Kedming Substances Occurring in Fresh 1 Wood Pistillate." The thesis has been accepted for publication by the Jour nal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry, Lasselle graduated from the univer sity in )-!. ll has been elected t Sigma XI, national honorary scien tific fraternity, and is the firtU stu dent to be granted this honor since the chapter was installed. Friday Noon Last Time for Entries In Track Tourney Two Get Sentences William P. Kurch and V. Suther land, Marcola youths, pleaded guilty in Justice of the Peace Harold J. Wells' court yesterday to a charge of carrying liquor, aud were each sen tenced to three months in the county jail, and fined $4tX. Weather Man Goes to Portland C. I. Pague of the U. S. weather bu reau, has returned to Portland, after spending several days here. He will be stationed with the bureau that will send out forecasts of relative low humidity to forest officials. Mothers To pe Guests Mothers of girl reserves of the Eugene high school will be enter tained at a banquet to be given to night at the Central Presbyterian church. Mrs. Ruth Addison has charge of the program that will be given. Haiti Engineer to Visit Thomas Hawthorne, civil engineer in charge of a large reclamation pro ject in Haiti, will arrive this evening to visit his father and sister Here. Mr. Hawthorne has been in Haiti for several years. Interwoven Hose Lerwick Plaids Are the newest thing We went out to get the brightest sort of hose the kind young fellows are wearing now. We got Interwoven the gayest, cheeriest, most colorful we've seen. . 75c and $1.00 Wade Bros. Hart Schai'fncr & Marx Clothes Meotlno Is Tomorrow The State Alutnnao association or the University of Urcson is to meet at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon ni I the homo of Mrs. Louis H. Johnson, l'.'Sl Thirteenth avenue enst. Forest Man Returns Arthur Moses, clerk at the Cascade National forest office, is back from Onkridge, where he has neon checking up on niaterinl to be used in the for ests during the coming summer Bca son. 4 PLEAD GUILTY Four men Indicted by the grand jury this week pleaded guilty to the offenses with which they weto charg ed, before Judge G. F. Kkinworth in circuit court this morning. One of the men was sentenced to the peni tentiary, and tho other threo will be sentenced tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Tho other threo men in dieted this week pleaded not guilty, and will be given a trial try jury. Those pleading guilty were: L. J. Lloyd, burglary at Cottage Grove, February 17; sentenced to serve not more than two years in the state tieuttentiarv. Lewis Taylor, uttering forged check for $15, March 28; to bo sentenced Friday. Felix Expositio and Angelo Messi leno, larceny of automobile belonging to It. C. Stay; to be sentenced Fri day. Those pleading not guilty were: Tom l.loyd, bnrglary at Cottage Grove. II. .7. Hand, statutory crime. Pat Moore, obtaining money under falso pretenses. , The "deaillin" for school entries , in the grammar school meet to be ! held here Saturday afternoon has ; been extended to Friday noon, an- ; nounced K, F.. Holdenwn, physical di- ! rector of the 1 M. t . A. which is sponsoring the contest, I Kntrias ure continuing to come in; daily, says Mr. lloldeman, and Geary j school has been added to the list of ; entries. Lincoln school and Frances Willard junior high school of Kugnne, i and the Wendling and River rosd j schools have accepted the invitations) he states. : Endeavor Squadron Will Give Program Twilight League Game Postponed The twilight league baseball game scheduled for yesterday afternoon was nostnoned due to wet weather. The Tegular game scheduled for to-1 morrow afternoon, will be played un ions it rains again, it is stated. Moon Sedan Is Purohased s I.. OcHen. of Kuecne. is the own er of the first Moon sedan to he sold in Eugene, it is announced. Tho sale was made ly the Terminal .Motor company, local Moon dealers. The Greatest Yet The Greatest Value Offered in Chokers Values that will bring in tho customers. Our last choker special sold 78 chokers in four days this will bo a record breaker. Special sale lasts till Saturday. Choice of any Choker $1.65 All are priced in plain figures $1.75 - $200 $2.25 - $2.50 - $3.00 - $3.50 - $4.00 - $5.00 - $fi.50 Your Choice $J55 Luckey's Jewelry Store W. W. BRISTOW Baker men Locate Hero Kmest Saunders snd It. H. l'erry. both of Baiter, have arrived in Eu- ' voni. n ml will locate here, they an nounce. They have been visiting for the past few days nt the home of Hev. E. J. (iilstrap, in Fairmount Heights. Forest Men Take Trip Nelson i'. Macduff, forest super visor of the Cascade National forest, ! and Smith I.. Taylor, senior ranger, are at McKenne bridge today, wncre they are looking after road work. Opens Candy Kitchen (Jeorge ('. Kelssy this week opened a candy kitchen on Eighth avenue west and will conduct boih a whole talc and retail business. I Here from Portland ' Keorge T.asater of Portland came to t Eugene today and will visit at the j borne of his mother. Mrs. Mary Las jster, for a few days stay. ! Bicycle Is Stolen A Shelby bicycle was stolen some time yesterday, it was reported to tho J police. I Junction City Visitor Here Mrs. Nod rurkeraon, of Junction I City, wss in Eugene todsy on busi ness. Drainage Tour Planned June 4 Officers Elected By Junior Chamber Hose (iottlieb was elected president of the Junior chamber of commerce of Kugenfl high school at the annual election of officers this morning, it is announced by David John Jones, principal of the scliool. Other officers chosen by the society were as fol lows : Christine Ilaun, vice-president : Carrie Coffee, necretary; .Mildred Defor, treasurer; Itusscll McCulIoch, reporter; C. C. Stone, faculty ad viser. The society is sponsoring the bene fit baseball game to he played between I'niversity high and Eugene high Hat nrdny morning at 10 o'clock to raise funds to build the new concrete ath letic court back of the school. Percy Lasselle to Study in Chicago Very A. Ijassellet of Kugene, a grad uate assistant in the department, of chemistry of the Vniversity of Ore gon, will leave the rumpus in June for the I'niversity of Chirago, where he will study for a doetor's degree. He has suceesnfully passed the examtna- Lane County's Christian Endeavor j squadron will present a program at the Christian church of Trent, under auspices of tho Trent Christian Kn-; deavor, it Is announced today. The program will consist of readings, a play, and instrumental music. Following is tho program an nounced: Tisuo solo. Miss T.ova Buchanan. "When Maliuda Sings," Miss Mary Guiley, "Three Chafers," Trent Male Quar tette. "Somewhere a Voice- Is Calling," Miss Mary Guiley. "Hoses at Twilight," Miss Gertrude Wagner. "Hawaiian Moonlight," Miss Mary Guiley. Gordon Hypes. "Hold Cassock." Chester "Wheeler. "Sermon," (reading) Neil MacOou ald. "Cp In Marjories Hoom," (play) Misses Mary Guiley, Katie lluchanan, 0iertrudn Waguer, Kayo Miller. "Gypsy Trail. Neil Madonaid, Mary Guiley, Fnye Miller, Gordou Hypes. Attendance is Good At Revival Service The attendance nt the revival ser vices at the big tent has been very encouraging so far, reports Hev. Ben in) in, and many people have been con verted to Christian fnith, he says. The wet weather has had no. desul tory effect on tho size of tho audi ences A music feature, a duet by Mr. Mondy and Vivian Dennis, was very well received last night. The evan gelist spoke on "The Great Invita tion." Four Oaks Grange Will Meet Friday Business meeting of the Four Ooks grange has been act for Friday even ing May according to Mrs. J. Htauffcr, secretary. The meeting will be colled nt 8 o'clock. Out of the respect to the memory of one of t he members, thoro will he no lunch or lecture hour, it is an nounced. The Fumona (range will meet Saturday at Coburg. EUGENE COM.ECTION AGENCY. 628-10-80 MINK 11 BLDG. 1'IIONE 000.. W. 11. I1LOWF.KK. MGR. It Phone S. E, Stevens for piano tuning H .... II 1 Bt95W'S31SGir. The Right Way is Our Way What Your Eyes Need in Glasses r"n be determined to an absolute niathemntrial eiactness. ""'W our methods of scientific eye examination. Your salary depends upon your efficiency. Your efficiency depends upon your eyalght. Our Glasses Are All Warranted Entirely Satisfactory Dl maivYniootUi ORB SON A number of Kucn ritir.ens. led ! hy E. Kucns Chsdo ics, mcnilicr "l ' the board of directors of tlm state jdrainsre association, are planning to i attend the proposed field tour of tlie j aeociatinn in the Coos Hay region. ; anounced Mr. ( hadwlck today. The general plan is to leave for I vallis and valley points shout noon, .lune 4. and drive to MnrshfieM and North Kend via Hosehum and o ! riuille. Kriday morning at 7 o'clock a chartered boat will take the party up the Coos river to view tiled and untiled tide land and drainage and dking di'trir's. Luncheon will be at MsrsMleld with the chamber of com merce. The afternoon will be devoted to a trip over Cnaledo. Reaver and Klk drainsge districts via l o- and to llsndon for the night from only tender, young 0iainfed porkers None but the very choicest of young grain-fed porkers are ever used for the production of Frye's Delicious Brand Hams and Bacon. Keenest judgment is brought to bear on the matter of this first choice. Then the exclusive Frye process of curing is the result of expert knowledge in the science of preserving all the original tender juicy flavor that nature meant us to enjoy. Kat qull You will quickly prove on your Saturday morning project, south of c,.,.l,i ft,. M Bsndon will be visited and the party, "c .vouic will disband. i Implies.' 2 cbnts ron ino RECIPej T h a Peya Meat Oulda contains 100 tasted rcipi and full di rections foe tha cholc, and cutting of all moats, sond two cants for post ago to Prya aV Co., fcsattla. STATISTICS BORN r-'HOST----At 'be home st .Mohnisk. Thursday. May 'Jl. IICV to .Mr. and Mrs. Il"y Kroat, a son. ItltOWN At the home. KM Char nelfon street, Monday, May 1. Iltfi, to Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Hroau, a daughter. WHH.HT Af the home, near June.; Hon City, Wednesday. May to Mr. and Mrs. John Wright, son.' a saw wuvvrs "Everything The Name Implies" II 19 rs I ' IsTian-aMaVr i If" Fifty High Grade Pattern Hats HALF-PRICE Off Biij "BETH" "CAMEO" "MONOGRAM" and other famous makes. One of a kind. Tho now season's first money-saving millinery event! 50 beautiful, exclusive pattern hais'on nccount of backward season to bo closed out at just half tho original price. - In Every Instance This Price Is Less Than Actual Cost I ' There's bound to be summer weather and lots of it but it has been slow in coming and wo have too many hats. Hero is an excellent opportunity to have a really high grado all hand-mado pattern hat at a price 'way less than you would over find them ordinarily! EVERY HAT AN EXCLUSIVE MOB EL IN EUGENE. AVE DO NOT COTY PATTERN HATS IN OUR WORK ROOMS. Largo hats with softly fashioned brims and' small closo fitting bats all head sizes represented. All bowitchingly trimmed with summer flowers and foliage embroidered appliques and novelty silks. BLACK CORAL BROWN ROSEWOOD POWDER BLUE GREY ORCHID Sale Prices ST.50 - S to 13 75 Allied Arts League Elects Eugeneans; Jury day is May 27 Krnnk Hni'hr, 'lit,, n( Kukciip, hnn been plppted pi-PHldPut of tho Allirtt Arl I-PiiKiiP of Dip. UnivcrHUy of Urn Bon. nml Viririnhi Kpnv, '-It. of Ku roup, virp-pn'xiil.'iit, KrnnciB 1'linip ton, -'7, of rortlainl, lo ni'oreiary- In'itfuirer. l'lnns wort' cnniilploil nt tho mont- hiK for Jury Dny, which will be held Mny 27. Tho 1'nrtli.nl Art Claim, which now hn VJ5 mpn.hprn, all of whom nro profpnnionnl nrtltn, itoutp torn and nrchitpctfl, will vIhU tho de part mp.it hpre. Mrs. A. ('. Wort mnn, prt'Hitlpnt of the Portland plnnn, will loud tho dplcifiitlon, It U an nounced, A resolution recently panned on hy Hip hoard of pxaminora and reftlMrflr in Washington, 1. C, an kin that the univei-Hlty ttchool of architect urn he approved an an accredited course utt a bards for graduation, wan also read to thn league moinhera. Announce ment of a Rift to tha university of a genuine t'ersinu tile, by t artOKinn brothers of Portland was also inndo. PRISONER SURRENDERS RAN FHA.NCISCO. May 21. tP Kdwnrri Duncan, of Taeoma, Wanh., surrendered to police here today, telling them he broke jail at OrantH Pass,- Ore., April 18, while nerving n jail sentence for potty larceny. Woman's New Freedom Countless women in homes beyond the gas mains have learned that the secret of freedom from long kitchen hours lies in their cook stoves. They have abandoned the old fashioned coal stove and adopted in its place the improved Perfection Oil Range. This is the modern development of the oil stove an oil range, whose powerful burners have raised the standard of oil stove cooking to that of gas. Women are finding that kitchen tasks are light ened by the faster cooking and the greater con venience afforded by these newly developed Perfection Ranges. Your dealer will be glad to demonstrate Perfec tion's gas-like cooking service. See him today. The Cleveland Metal Products Co. Oakland Brantk4Slk and Htltis Strtttt IP IRlPTTTrfnJ Oil Cook Moves and Ovens Ftr quUi warmth nvAfn rvtr nttdtd fkt Ptrfntun OU litaur. Fir abundant kt nvattr tuithfiutgaj tkt Perftfrit Ktrtwt W'aitr Htaitr a Stylti. ili't and trUn as ia ntrj and tad sn.