The Eugene guard., May 26, 1925, Image 12

THE EUGENE GUARD
Tuesday Evening, fa
Page Twelve
2. 193
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By CIIY S12,G15 ?
SOCIETY AND CLUBS
Br MARIAN LOWRY
Miaa l'.ine W1 in a via.lor lnUo(in fur worth women mujurin
MgPtxt thin wefk. Misa et fans iilat
completed n ear of tea'-hing in the
hooli at Klamath rails, ami fa on
her way to hrr home in Portland.
in mimic at the univeraii.
Mrs. A. II. Saundera ia to enter
tain the Matrons' (luild auiiliar of
the Central I'reshjterian church at
lira. I'ranrk i. Shaw (Klorenre her home tomorrow afternoon at two-
Tk. .it. r.t Fucene miavd Jueia-er) la viaitini in Kuieiie Ihia J iliirtjr oVI.n-k. AsaiaiiN during the
IK. .,,,,,l needed to run the rity fori week,
the firxt four months of ID-'.") by
only S1LMII.VI-J.
Municipal departments have been
going "in the )iole" this year at the
ri,. of more than $.'l(Xm a month.
Her home in in North Item!.
ttf chief interest for Ihia evening
will he the junior organ rrcltal of .liia
Frances Pierce lo he given in the inn -
iiiMlitoriiiin of the I'liiveraily of
Me.-or.linK lo the comparative """J5 ! ( iregon at eight. fifteen o'clock. Miaa
,,f monev Mient by the eily nnd bud
get appropriations, made by Mrs. (ireoe
Hrhiska, city accountant, and furnish-
ed to the council today.
Only two departments the fire de
partment and building inspotdr a of
fien show figures that are not red.
The auto park, it is also revealed is
aelf-snpportiug.
Following are the expenditures,
budget appropriations and balances,
of the various departments and money-spending
division of the city for
the four-month period:
Mayor and council, no budget, HI
deficit; attorney's office, budget i
$lir,ll.lll, spent $WI.7r, deficit, .Hi
recorder's office, budget $l.'ll'tl.."ll.
spent JIKtl7.SU. deficit f.41.:iH; Ireaa-
nrer'a office, budget $117.'), spent
$l.V,r,.:l!l, deficit $.-H(l..'!!l; engineer's
office. budget Sir.M.-'fl, speni
f2MKI.'l9, deficit $(1117.1; fire depart'
inent, budget .$W7-'.-'l, spent $(03.l I
l,ln.,. KiulT.lH: unlico department
budget $31110, Sient $35a8.WI, deficit
$:i.M) police matron, budget ."ll,
spent $.'.11. H, deficit $11,111; street
nnd bridge depnrlment, budget
ll.'l 17.7(1. spent SS(KI.HS, deficit
KMMMM; street lighting, budget
l.tK.-, fill. snent S I7li.:ill. deficit
:tsji:tl? mir Its Icenerall budget
SKIM-'S. snent SHlH..'i7, deficit
$tli:i.i!i: auto park, budget tWM'M.
spent $7(1(1.57; balance Jt."i(l7.hll; health
department, budget JUKI; spent
deficit Sllll; building inspector, bud
get (ll.:i'J, spent ,$(10l).ai, bulance
milk Inspector, no budget, de
ficit lliti; city ball maintenance, and
olierntlon. bmlget JIKU.KI, apent
(070X7, balance .'1.07: aviation field
no budget, deficit $14H.IK; city pound,
no budget, deficit $lo(l.37; sewer
inaintenaiico and operation, budget
SUKWIIJ, apent $!l.1ti, balance 7.X!;
employment ageni'y maintenance, no
budget, deficit $I"1!.W; election ex
pense, budget .fltxi; apent J727.WI,
deficit IflM.W, legal nolices, budget
Sllll.lll, spent $."i.'l.(lll, bnlanco $1:1.0-1;
interest nn warrants, budget $''IHHI 111,
sjient $'Jl.fl(lL'.ll, deficit $1K.IW.1.77;
interest on general bonded debt, bud
get !1,N50, spent 1100, balance $11!.
4.KI; library innintenanee and opera
tion, budget JlT.'Kl.ol', spent $Hm7.IM.
balance, :lll; emergency, budget
JHI7S.L'S, spent !.'IO.S.OS, deficit
tl.T.'il.NO.
Totals: tiudget appropriations, $,"H,
l'ft.'l.14; cjpnilitiires, $70,UOR4fl; red
credit amount J I'-'. II 1.1 u'-'.
I'ierce is ficcomiianlst fur both tic
I'lliversity of Oregon choir and the
Kugene Ornlorio sociely. The public
in invited to Die recital.
Members of Mil I'hi Kpsilon are en- I
afternoon will he Mra. K. L. Zimmer
man. Mrs. W. .1. Hill, .Mrs. A. II. Wil
cox, anil Mrs. Itrnuer.
The I'nily ktwly club members will
I be guests of Mrs. II. V. Strong at ber
home, J I f to Hilyiiril street, tomorrow
uflfrnoon at two o'clock.
Of Interest for tomorrow evening
will be the enlerlainment and parly
which members of Eastern Star lodge
officers rltih are sponsoring at the
HIGH SCHOOLS TO
DEBATE TONIGHT
FOR STATE TITLE
Lane county who is interested in
dairying," said Mr. PUnk. "This meet
ing ii not restricted to Jersey breed
ers onl.r, but to anyone who i in
terested. The judging will start
promptly at 10 o'clock. Everyone at-
tending; is aiked to bring a djisxci oi
food for the dinner."
Silver Joving cups, to be offered
a prizes at the Jubilee, vei l be placed
no display in window of local mer
chants, it is announced .
tertaining with a Kflver ten in nluinnl I """"ic temple, at eight o'clock. A
hull of the Woman's building tomnr- I1. 'The Iust Pay of School." is to
row afternoon between the hours of be presented. AH members of the
three o'clock and six o'clock, Invita- lodge, inatrons, ond their friends have
tions having been friended to five
hundred or more. .Miss Alma I.hw
rence, pianiot, and .MIns Nina War
wick, vinliniftt, are to he HoloiKta in
the mtiflicnl program nrrnnged. The
proreedH are to be given to the achol
nrchip fund mninfi)ied by the'orgin-
l.een given invi tiit ion to the affair.
Light refreshments will be served.
A no-hostess afternoon will he ob
served by the llethesda Ladies' Aid
snriciy iiiemberH nt the church pnrlors
tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock.
Fi
EXHIBIT AT FAIR
ilio boys 'nnd Kir In' clulm of Lnue
county will have nn important part in
the Lime county fair September -2 to
m, iinnouiH es A i Hold I . Collier,
county club lender. A bigger dixplnv
t tin n ever before in planned by the
cluSn, oud a niutlilude of tti.njtn will
be mi exhibition, he my.
Work on Hi m wcilon of the fair
alrendy Hltirting, hayn Mr. (Collier, and
uuiuy uiuiHiiil fen lures are being
plnmied. liver HO clnhs in the county
are expected to take pnrt. Several
context, which will be utinoiiin"d
Inter, will be conducted by the lioyi
and girlti, and the entries will tu
pliteeo1 lit (he various booth.
The tioj m and girU w ill nlso co
operate with the other. ronimittees on
exhibitH of farm producta and work
of various kinl. Many of the Ihvm
will enter I he ttlock sliowa, and girlx
plan l illnpluy sewing and other iir:U
den of. hiindwiird.
The 1ojk' and (fir Is' orRanlxatlohH
will co-operate with the fair Inmrd '.a
every way, and neveral new frntures
ire expected to be worked out with
Iht'ir help, sttyn Kelly HninMettcr,
aecreliity ( the lair btmrd,
I'nvlng contracts for n total of
8-S(j.l'0 were let by the city council, at
it regular meeting last nigiil. The
largent contract, for the paving
.M ii d i on street from ('hculiire to
rifth avenue, was let to the W. W
I lend Construction, company for fl7.
Otber projects, and ucccessful bid
ders were ns follows: Construction of
n sewer in the alley between Pearl
and High from Second to Third, ?3H'J.
Taving alley between Onk and l'earl
from Kleventh to Twelfth. Osc.tr
Snow, $11-1-1. Construction of a icwor
acroM the It. (). 'J'. ('. field of the
I'nlversity of Oregon, Morris M ir
ipiis, $1811), Construction of a sewer
In the alley between First and Sec
ond nvenucs, from l'earl to Mill
Htreet, Oecnr Suw. Paving of rtie al
leys in i:hc block bounded by Ninth
and Temh iivenuea and Onk and
Pearl street, W. W. Mead Construc
tion company, $2, .',','. 40.
Planning Ordinance Passoa.
The city planning ordinnnce was
piiKseil, and a commisnion made up -)f
seven members, the innyor, the city
attorney and the city engineer, is to
be formed. .Mayor K. II. Parks is to
appoint the members. The commission
will have jurisdiction over all mat
ters of city planning in the eily, and
within it radius of six miles.
New concreto gutters for Wil
lamette street, will bo installed, the
council decided. These will be from
the Southern Pucific right of way to
Thirteenth avenue cam, nnd the coxt1
will bo HKHCHscd iigiiiimt the property.!
Paving Is Provided.
Paving of Chnrnelton street from
Seventeenth to Twenty fourth ave
nue was provided by ordinance. Plain
nnd RpecificatlonH approved, Inte.--nectiuns
at Twenty-first, Twenty-second
and Twenty-third to be graveled.
Pnving of High street from Thir
teenth to Sixteenth avenue provided
in ordiunnce Plmii and specificatioui
approved. j
CoiiMtruction of a sewer in the al
ley between Ciiimiehnn and Lincoln
streets, from Nineteenth nventis
south, provided for in plans and
Npecificatit ns, approved In ordinnnce.
Petition for the paving of Kighth
nvenue from Van Ituren street to
Itiair boulevard gr.'inted. Internrciioii-i
to be graveled.
Petition fur the paving of Thir
teenth avenue from Lincoln tn Mon
roe street grunted, Intcrneeti"ns n
be graveled.
lit Ion for the paving of Olive:
street from Kleventh to Twelfth av
nue grunted. '
Fourteenth In Da Paved.
HcHUPst for the paving of Four-'
teeuth avenue rnM from inert lI to :
Alder atreet granted without formil
petition from property owners.
Petition for tic construction of a
sewer in the alley between Charnel
ton and Lincoln streets, from Nine
teenth and Twentieth uvpnties grant
ed. Petition for the grading and
graveling of the alley between
Twelfth and Thirteenth nvenue from
liilynrd street east to Patterson
school grounds referred to the strei;:
committee.
Petition for the opening of Third
nvenue from itiair boulevard to Van
Hunu street granted.
Tb state championship' debafrp of
the Oregon high school debating lea
gue will be contested by McLougblin
1'nioh high school of Milton and Ash
land high school this evening in Vil
la rd hall at 7:.'!0. Professor E. K. Ie
t'ou will present the IeDCou cup to
the winning team.
The quebtiou for debate fa the same
UKcd in the Oregon-Oxford debate
last winter: "Itesolyed, that the ref
erendum is a desirable feature of
representative government." The team
fnon Milton will defend the affirma
tive, and the Ashland debaters will
uphold the negative.
K&ch of the teams baa shown It
ability in debate by winning the cham
pionship of its district, and by defeat
ing the other district winners inea it
em and western Oregon, respectively,
Arthur M. Cannon, superintendent
of school at liood Jtiver and 'presi
dent of the debating league, will pre
side. The judges ore Professor Hugh
K. IioBson, lenn K. V. Kobbins. of
the university and Robert V. Pres
cott, of Eugene.
HEW STATE LAWS
START THURSDAY
Elks ask July 16
Be Legal Holiday
.Senator J. S. Magladry of Eugene
was the local delegate to the district
B. P. O. E, conference held iu Port
land at which time Gov, Pierco wai
asked to set fl"idc Thursday, July Hi,
os o legul holiday in Oregnu to al
low general attendance ut the Elk a'
I'onveution,
Eighteen citiea send representatives
lo tho conference, it is reported. The
petition to the governor will be pre
sented by Hen S. Fisher of Mnrtdi
fleld, president of the Btnte Elks' ns
RDcintion, nnd Frank It. Cohan, sec
retary .
Donations to the convention fund
reported were an follows: Albauy
lodge, $1000; Ln Grande, J.'tlKI; Mr
Miunville, JHHi; Marshfield, $.iOH;
Snlem, ?KMMJ. Pendleton declared fiuit
it will spend $1M,(MM) on the conven
tion. Frank McKenna was the dele-!
gale from Corvallis.
Club Workers to
Visit at College
Lnnn comity day nt tho Oregon Ex
periment atatioii nt Corvnllis June 17
will nlao bo Luno county day for uiein
bera of boya and girla clubs, nn
nouncea Arnold I). Collier, county
club lender. Pecauno a largo number
of Lane farmers nre expecting to
make the trip to visit the various ex
perimental plota, a specinl effort will
ho made to get their children who nre
members of club, to nttend the col
lege short con rue for club workers on
that day nlso.
Mr. Collier bna been nn Instructor
at tho college's summer short course
for club children for tho Inst five,
years, but thin yenr he will be able
only to attend the schmIoii for a few
days, lie expect to be on the cam
piiH for I.nne county day.
PRISONERS ESCAPE
I OREGON CITY. Ore.. May 20.
Five prisoners escaped from the Ore
i gon City jail about midnight Satur
day night, it became known this
morning, officers believe the delivery
to have been an outside job. Those
who mnde their getaway were Bob
Spooner. Kentenced to a year on a
li'pjor charge; Jay Upson, in for a
year on a statutory conviction; James
O'Connor, awaiting trial on a Ibpior
charge, and Charles Williams nnd Iee
Adams, nrrested Saturday on Ibpior ,
charges. - . I
REGENTS TO MEET
llil PEACE COUNCIL
NOTICE
Notice Is given that thero will be
a meeting nt the Four Oaks (irange
bull. Saturday. Mny ;Olh at :.'t0 p. in.
to determine the future disposition of
the Mnlkey cemetery. All persons in
terested should be present. m-S
Abolishment of "speed traps" o
state highways is one of the 235 laws
comprising the work of the bant legis
lature, that will go into effect at '
midnight Thursday night, it is an
nounced today. Cnder provisions of
this law it will be a breach of stat
utes for traffic officers to lie in am
bush nnd arrest a, motorist for some
slight infraction.
Contrary to reports, the new law
providing for the use of standard
lights on motor vehicles does not be
effective May UHt Eugene traffic
officers naNcrt. This law goes into ef
fect September 1, nt which time the
serretary of state will annouude of
ficial testing stations.
Decorating cars with emblems of
nssoctationa of which the owner ia
ot a member is made a violation sub
ject to severe penally.
Other laws that become effective
next Thursday provide for increased
salaries for justices of the state su
preme court, district attorneys and a
horde of county officers." There also
are laws creating many new boards
and commissions, changing county
boundary lines and providing protec
tion for the property of farmers on
the Rtatc nnd county highways.
Changing the time for paying taxes
and giving the slate highway commis
sion additional powers nlso are pro
vided In the now laws. '
A lot of other laws merely correct
or amend existing statutes ond are
not of any grent importance.
I niTersity of Oregon and Oregon
Agricultural college boards of regents
will be g.ven a chance to bury the
hatchet nnd settle their curricula tiis
putes before the next conference of
the board f higher curricula June 5.
This, in effect, is the announce
the arbitration board, who states the
conference will be private. The board,
he declared, would give thorough con
sideration to the issues involved in
tho controversy, adding that there
was no necessity for a decision until
late this ftummer, if the decision re
quired that length of time.
Representatives of both institutions
are already working together toward
a harmonious solution of the problems
contained in the 50-page brief of the
university and the 212-page brief of
the college it is understood.
The best of feeling prevails be
tween regents, faculty, alumni nnd
students of the two institutions. Mrs.
G. T. Gerlinger, member of the uni
versity board of regents, declared.
"We are certain that a solution can
be found to our common prohlems,"
she said. ''However, I do not believe
the proposal to unite the two institu
tions under one head, or with two
heads, and a super board of paid or
unpaid people in charge, would work
successfully for obvious reasons."
Big- Crowd Planned
At Jersey Meetingj
If May 2S turna nut to be a sun
tihinpy day, ft record attendance will i
Erect the opening; of the Jersey i
.luhilee nf the l.nna County Jersey I
Breeders' aaaociatinn at the Ii. J.
(IrigRS place, reports H. L. l'lnnx,
president, today.
"Wo nre inviting every person in
Last Times
TODAY
"NORTH
off 36"
JACK HOLT
LOIS WILSON
ERNEST TORRENCE
1 ' NOAH BEER
Century Comedy
Any Night
Matinee jr Kids
K20c ZDC 10c
Former Kiiffenc man
Dies in Portland
Peter I . Gilbert, ne of the mem
hers of the firm of Kntipp sad Gil
bert, former groeern in what I now
the Mil Ho. It building, died In Port
land Sunday following nn operation.
Mr. Gilbert sfier leaving Kugene,
came imiyor of Albany, and Inter a
resident of Portlimt ,
The deccHvrA Is survived by bis
widow, Mr. Hlaitrbe Gilbert; tbr e
da ugh te in, Mrs Helen Normnn, nnd
MtH For-'thy Gilbert, of Portland;
and Mrs. ltod-rirk Mct'tilte.t of It
burg; six oiir, l,elnd It. Gilbert,
Karl It. Gilbert, alior W. Gilbert.
G!rnn Gilbert, Dick Gilbert sod .In- k
Gilbert, nil of Portland.
"Nerves" Warn of
"Danger Ahead!"
As the sererehnig siren wains of
the oncoming ambulance, ri do net)
ritis, nerve pnin, tieutslsm give
warning of approaching danger.
Klo l.v and surely the grin trailed)
of nrrvoiiN breakdown stalk mnhg
unidly toward? ninny who Kuflrr at
(it m( only the t-httrp, dnrtlnii pain
which Mgurtl tlint t lu tierves are in
trouble.
Many in vain lntve nought relief
with the iiionI approved renn don
heretofore known to science. It re
uiHhicd for an eminent San Kraim-co
phv.-ii-iMti to discover ill the seiem-e
of llMiieipnth the bais of what has
since proved to hp an effective treat
ment for neuritis, neuralgia, nerte
pains and other condition of "neve."
Thiii remnrkable dim-ovcry is now
available and Is incorporated in hat
an now known as Kopa Neuntin
Tablet. These brmleiR tablets
contain no narcotic or bromide,
and their action U to give safe, sure
relief and to lone up and revitalize
the entire nervou n(em. At the
very first suggestion of "nerves,"
gaiu relief with Kopa Neuritis Tab
It tn. ) o ir druggiftt w ill recommend
them. Allen's lrug Store will sup-'
ply you. Mall orders filled.
RIVER LOAM I
Itl.er loam for aale. Phone HSu-f. I
JH B
I""" . 2nd Day
Playing Today and Wednesday
A MASTERPIECE ' j
"The Last Laugh" !
A picture that is one in a thousand! h
I Added Attraction II
"A. Continental Carnival" I !
15 EN 1 ERTAINEKS 15 j
I Includlnn j
I Pi-ed Pipers Jazz Band ' j
NIGHTLY 7:25 Ml ly
j and :30 I U
KENALDO REGULAR L
J BAGGOTT PRICES! I
I en th EVENINGS 10c il
MATINEES 20o I B
WURLITZER - children-)
So easy to carry the tt)t
packet In your pocket ( So
Important to have when the
mouth need deanHn& and
freshening t
Odor of dining or smoking
quickly disappear-teeth are
brightly burnished Smiles
jnst naturally come because
nerves are soothed , throat is
refreshed. the stomach rdkrwed
and digestion aided.
"after etery meal"
VMleyS Is more
thanarrmt-Hia
positive benefit,
dintlsts neon
mtnd It.
10 POUND SACK NKT WEIGHT
BEST CANE SUGAR G7c
(Put up in fine MoacliPil sanitary
cloth bags).
LARGE PACKAGE GOLD
DUST 25c
POUNDS COCOA FOR. 25c
4 POUNDS ELBOW CUT
MACARONI 25c
t
I
i j
I After eating or smoking 'JllAiiVTO I llil&iEki
WrigleyS freshens the6 itfF I llfetll I
mmtth nnA lwtrn the hrcflth 1 I lLtsWWT 1 1
.
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CLOSED ALL DAY DECORATION DAY, MAY 30TII
FLAGS FOR
DECORATION'
DAY!
AX BILLV DEPARTMENT STORE
picnic Sl.p
ruES. BTA.
T0.VERT
DEPT.
- ,
Special Selling for Month-End!
Charmingly Trimmed Hats
For Decoration Day
Greatly Under-Priced
Entire Stock of
Women's Exclusive
Entire Stock of
Women's Exclusive
Pattern Hats Pattern Hats
To $10.00 Values
To $12.50 Values
$6
.45
$7
.85
Exclusive pattern hats for the Miss vie in beauty with those for the
matron.
The new braids the new colors the new shapes the' new whimsies
all these! Chftrming pattern hats that it would seem would solve the
exclusive taste of the discriminating fair sex.
To add zest to this millinery attraction we're including the new arri
vals (pattern hats) which we've just procured at a special price eon-cession.
SPECIAL
Then, Too, A Special Group Of
Women's To $5.00' Trimmed Hats
$2.39
(Second Floor)
Things you'll need for the holiday trip complete stock Auto
Tents, Auto Beds, Camp Beds, Stools, Table Chairs, Gaso
line, Camp Stoves, Wood Camp Stoves, Folding Mattresses,
Pillows, Luggage, etc. : 2nd Floor.
As Usual Groceries Delivered Free
AX BILLY VALLEY FLOUR,
SACK $1.90
BIG SUGAR STICK FREE WITH
EACH POUND ROYAL CLUB
COFFEE
5 TOUND PACKAGE LARGE
FANCY ITALIAN PRUNES 5flo
TWO 10c LOAVES FRESH
DAILY BREAD FOR 15c
Closing Out Lawn Mowers At Bargain Prices
-50 FOOT GARDEN HOSE $4.75 ROME COPPER WASH B0IL--GOOD
SWEEPING BROOMS 40c ERS, NO. 8 OR 9 SIZES $1.75
-GUARANTEED HOUSE PAINT, PURE BOILED LINSEED OIL,
GALLON $3.15. GALLON $1.(0.
Different Flavors
Same Wri&ley Quality J
AM I TOO OLD TO
BEGIN?
Not a Bit of it!
NO ON E 13 TOO
OLD TO BEGIN
TO SAVE
Whatovpr your aep,
you're youni: enough
to accomplish 8
great deal for the
benefit of yournelf
nd of others.
FACE FACTS
NOT FEARS
History teems with
the names of men
and women who
have done or are
now dolnR the best
work of their lives
after the ace of
fifty. And there's
no ace limit in
building a bnnk
account.
Right aow'l the
right time to open
an account in
Bank
OF
Commerce
EUGEN E.OREGON
PUBLIC DANCE
DREAMLAND
HALL
Every Wednesday and
Saturday Night
HOTEL AST0D
11 2nd 4 Hill Lot n9ele"
Every Room has Prim T"
60 Baths Ne. '4"J
Close to Fhoprln District
Free Garage Tariff frw '
DO YOU KNOW
THAT ! '
The Square Deal Repair Shop
CAN SOLVE YOUR AUTO REPAIR PROB
LEMS? YEARS OF EXPERIENCE STAND
BACK OF OUR WORK. WE DO ALL KINDS
REPAIR JOBS.
SQUARE DEAL REPAIR SHOP
208 Liwn
Phone 1174
OILING AND GREASING
Carpet Cleaning
Ourvc t.. it.-
Phone 300
!USE THE GUARD WANT AD
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