The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, June 05, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextCidny Evening, Jnne 5, 1925 THE EUGENE GUARD fOLORIEL HARBAUGH MARRIED 52 YEARS Pnge Threp President of Wisconsin I'nivcrsilv at 38 Jlr-" r us nr n .. "' ' ,,-lr.twi) ya" ol happy marr1"1 r jo q'1rrf'ls and 00 illdicllti"" of iroeceniDC5 Jrl 18 i"uuu . ... nrl .r mis " . - . .,,,h Lane county juvenile 1 ' officer " le received the con ""t,li. f hi oo-workr. .n the ILr ol wedding. ! -tend Hart.aiish was married ot . lien Wellington county, Iowa, ' iS7:i. and now having recent '"'ari bi i''1 birthday anniver- ""It dedares that life has treated (H in the more than a quarter rury sinc' he to0 M'85 Kmma ,, rernllini! the days of h.a court . u.n.ir.n the colonel Rtflfe (kin DU HI"'1" -." i,;,f ail ,nr.n w-edding suit. ud t"i ..v.,..,.;: lib figure tor a sun i i-iuihi-h ui . Hav of low prices, in romps ri- V ,iinn of tnrinv." Iii to we . m he expenses oi me wiuumg ne us just three five-cent pieces left, f-i, was, due to the fact that th Jto before tlu hiipny event hit h'-her hmise. containing many ot a, pods of the prospective marrie -,pIe as burned to the- ground oi oothioB was saved. "Hut that ni not considered any handicap and nwMit right ahead and made n suc ks! of our venture into matrimony," die colonel declared. Receipts from building periniu is tntd by W. H. Alexander, city bu hl is( inipprlor last month were the larjfst (or nny one mouth thun far ikisTpar, mt-oi cling to Mr. Alexnnder, Tifl turned over $7l'4.-Vi to tieorge i. (iiluiore, nty recorder, represent ing his month's collections from all i-untl. Fifty-rip lit building permits for n Hal estimated rout of ?J0it.tM10 brought in fees of $J.riii. the report ihoffed. I'hunliing permits numbering ', cost the applicants ?-1S.7, nnd ft electrical permits. S'JHi.SM. The building fees were not only the hrfest for the month, but" were ex wded by only two months out of fet year. i Ky t.KtKGK 1UUTT (NKA Service Writer) aKW VOUK, June 5. Vounji W- lows starting out in life without miii-h idea where they are $nng may find eneourngemeut in the career of j lilenn Frank. He began in that troubled and uu-j certain fashion, be declare, and now i at US. only in year out vt college, he baa been rh osm president of the I'ntversity of V1300nstn. Ibis will be my fourth job, and each came without planning on my part and va accepted on only a few days' notice." he say. Is Boyish President. Prank will be one of the most boy ish college presidents in the hind. He is slender and bis face is exceedingly free from lines. He i a trim drenser. letting hi fancy stray to gray spats and a cane, ltut at the same time he has an informal tilt to his black cigar and a quiet good fellowship in his bearing. The writings of Frank during the last four years as editor of tho Cen tury nmgaiine attracted th Wiscon-i s.n uuh entity regent to bim. Backs Mental Freedom. Frank recently wrote: 'Amerie.in democracy urcd meutal freedom even more than it need mental fur niture. The primary lHk of the uni versity is to make men free; to make men scholarly is secondary to this." From his boyhood in a small Mis souri town Frank showed unusual facility in speech. So he was directed toward the ministry and preached for two ir three years before going to college. In those days the fc.-y evung.-l found in his congregation a girl mim ed Mary Smith. Taey fell in love, and in 1P17 he came back and they were married. They now have a six- year-old son. Such is the romance which brought Mary Smith to be mistress of the big house overlooking the lake with all the social and Hademic prcMtue which come from being wife of the university president. With Billy Sunday. The pubi c speaking talent persist ed. For n time he was on the staff of Hilly Sunday, and at another period ue traveled the clmutnu.piti circuit with William Jennings Bryan, the ' commoner, speaking in sfteiuoous and' Funk at night. i At Nortlmriii univrrMty Frank w.is editor of the matimne, but Ins near est approach to athletic g!ry was the treasurertdiip of the athletic as sociation. At graduation the univer sity offered him I tie position f as sistant to the president, and as he says, because he did not know w5a( else to do he aevepted. After there getting an iniight into university direction, Frank went lo be Hituiit to Kdwatd A. Filenc, head of a department more in Hus ton. After this experience Frank went to the I'entury Magazine. ''I have come to realise that what Interested me most was the teaching side of editorship." says Frank. "It has seemed to me that poet and pub'aciis and philosophers and writers of all son constitute a sort of university, w bich is shaping the thought and informing the minds of the mars of the people. "In going from such a group to th.' Fniversity of Wisconsin, I am not changing my function at nil. 1 nhall have lo employ a different technic, but the task will be the same." Tho new prcsldont of the University of Wisconsin and his family: Glenn Frank (inset); Mrs. Mary Smith Frank and Glenn Frank, Jr. OREGON GETS FUNDS SALEM, Ore., June 5. Oregon has been allotted ?:tO.:iSO of federal funds! under the Clark-MrXary net, accord-1 ing to word received by F. A. Elliott, state forester. The money is to be used in forest fire protection nnd applies only to slate and private lands of Germany and Austria without Ital iau participation. Particularly could there be no solution against Italy, UNION IS DISCUSSED ItOMK. June 5. Oft Premier Mussolini paid to the chamber of depu ties last evening that there could he no solution of the question of n union MORMON BISHOP NAMED SALT LAKE CITY, June fl. (4 Sylvester I). Cannon, city engineer, was appointed presiding bis tp of the Mormon churrh, succeeding Charle W. Nibley, elevated recently to be second counsellor in the first presi dency of the church. Osburn Hotel Leauty Parlour rhone SoX rat cause ) your furniture again in the rich bloom of its newness ' Calol Liquid Gloss restores the original finish toyourfurniture like magic because of its cleansing and polishing action combined! Leaves a brilliant dry finish on furniture, floors, woodwork, linoleum, auto mobiles, etc. Sheds dust and makes cleaning twice as easv next time. Only a little required j t time on a wet cloth or a i few drops on a dusting mop. Order from your dealer today nd see! 8TANDARD OIL COMPANY j (California) CALOL LIQUID GLOSS H. A. EDWARDS Phone 1971 7th and Olive Green Peas, 3 lbs 25c Lettuce, 2 homls 15c Carrots, 2 bunehps 15c Cantaloupes, Each 15c New Potatoes, .'! lbs 25c Our Best' Peaberry Coffee, lb 47c Gold Medal Mayonnaise, pint 40c Bulk Shortening, pound ISs Breakfast Bacon, vory special, lb 33c Dried Peaches, 2 lbs. 45c FREE DELIVERY PHONE US YOUR ORDERS SATURDAY SPECIALS Beef Roasts, lb . ... 15c Beef Boils- lb. 10c Veal Loaf- lb. 25c 28c 25c ja- ID. . . Pacific Nut lb. Shortening Bring con tainers, lb. 17c SHOP EARLY, WE CLOSE SAIUKUAY NIUHIS Al t O'CLOCK. D.E. Nebsrgall Meat Market 66 E. 9 Phone 36 and 37 Government Inspected Free Merchandise Prizes Free Merchandise Prizes LOWELL MARKET 1044 Willnmelto St. McDonald Bids. ANNOUNCES Grand Opening Saturday, June 6th. featuring 1 MORR ELL'S PRIDE (Corn Fed) HAM8 AND BACON, rhoica first quality Packing House Government Inspected Beot from grain fed steers. VEAL PATTIES ready to rook; a chnnge from the old dlshos of which your palate is tiring. BREAKFAST SAUSAGE made by an expert HEINZ FAMOUS PICKLES AND OLIVES. Quality product only, at attractlro prices. Phon 65 Free Delivery Service Phone 656 EIGHT MERCHANDISE PRIZES GIVEN First Priae $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd and 4th $2.00 each and four prises of $1.00 each. DEMONSTRATION Mnrrell's Trlde Ilnm Sandwiches, Holnj Pickles and Olives and Dependable Coffee served free all day Visit our modern up-to-date market and hV convinced that we are keeping pace with the progress of Greater Eugene. ARTHUR TRIPP "EVERYTHING UNDER GLASS" Our 671-Stor Buying Power Savei You Money 345-946 Willamette, EUGENE, OREGON Buying Most We Buy For Less Selling Most We Sell For Less 36 Inch Striped Broadcloth 69c 32 Inch Devonshire Gunriiuteod Sun Proof niul Tub Proof. 35c 30 Inch Ramona Cloth Tho colors nro fast Iiinon finish ninteriol for dresses, tho yard. 45c Honor Muslin, Bleached, . . 18c Honor Muslin, Unbleached 16c Kingwood Prints flood assortment of colors. 'M inches wide, fast color. 25c Renfrew Ginghams Guaranteed fast color. 35c 36 Inch Percales In 'nil new patterns 15c Shirtings Fine grndo c.hambray for men's work shirts in stripes nnd plain colors. 17c TO CLOSE OUT THE LINE "We are offering a New Jewett Sedan At a 8avinp; to you of $300.00 A. WILHELM & SONS CORVALLIS, ORE. NOTICE We, the undersigned Union Meat Markets of Eu frcne, Oregon, respectfully agree to open our mar kets at 7 a. m. and close at (i p. m. each day of the week including Saturday, on mid after June 1, i)2;"j. In compliance with the Union Ninth Street Market Palace Market Eugene Packing Co. Lowell Market Central Market Erodes Bros. People's Market D. E. Nebergall Mkt. Independent Meat Market Fishing Boating Hunting 1 iMd : 1 S fM a y r V1.'. v . Camping Swimming Motoring See the McK enzie COME! " Loaf nnd play in the glorious Sunlight nnd cool shadows, tho in tho grent open spaces, the whispering trees, Hushing brooks. NATURE'S WONDERLAND SEYMOUR'S Wntrh for llif Orange and Hlurk Sirnn SOFT DRINKS-REFRESHMENTS SUNDRIES TIRES TUBES A Plcs.snt Site for Your Pnrty Saturday and FVIonday Specials! Wocli P,.i!imn..- Hil(t(.r TlOllIld 39C 3 packages Jell "Well - - 25c 3 cutis Van Camp's Spaghetti .... 25c 3 cans Campbell's Pork & Beans 25c - packages Calumet Corn Starch 25c 1 package Calumet Gloss Starch 10c - cans Shrimp 35c 1 'piart jar Amaizo Oil 39c Bacon Backs, pound 32c Fancy Picnics, pound - 22c Hi. 'pail Pennant Shortening 1.49 4 His. Xew Potatoes 25c 3 hunches Carrots or Beets ? - 25c 3 lKs. Green Pens - 25c - (lit? mnrlliiin ci7e OrnllfeS 45c small .jars Sliced Beef 3ic jar Irs. Porters Salad Dress s (.. Bottle Catsup 3 pkgs. Chinese Noodles - ms. Henri Rice 25c 19c 2,'ic 25c 25c 35c 50c likes. Shredded "Wheat ') 1Kb VI,;t H..,.na 3 lbs. Prunes v 25c 4 largo cans Peaches or Apricots 89c 3 lai'p-e nniia Tnmntnos . 43c 100-lb. SACK BEST CANE SUGAR :! pans Pens or Corn . 43c 4 lbs. Bulk Macaroni 25c Pint Bottle .Monopole Grape Juice 27c 4 Hi. Package Seedless Raisins .... 39c 2 Packages Puffed Wheat 25c 9 lb. Sack Rolled Oats 49c 4 cans Light House Cleanser 25c 10 Tall Cans Armour's Milk 89c 10 Bars Crvstal White Soap .... 39c 40 lb. Sack' Olympic Flour $2.39 11 large rolls Toilet Paper 50c ll lh linv Grnhntn Crackers 79c 3 lb. box Soda Crackers . ... 2 medium size Cantalopes . 1 lh. can Folgers Coffee 3 lb. can Pia W. Coflee .. 5 lb. can Din W. Coffee 3 lbs. Peaberry Coffee 4 No. 2t enns Broken Sliced Pineapple - - v in ( 'nn Annies - No. 10 can Red Plums 43c N'o 10 can Solid Pack Tomatoes 58c 0 lb. Sack Best Cnne Sugar .... 68c Good Broom Special ...... 39c (Cash F. 0. B. Store) S6.45 .... 45c .... 25c .... 49c . S1.35 .. $2.19 . $1.19 .... 95c .... 48c Haskell Feed & Grocery Co. 904 Olive Street Free Delivery in City Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention Phone 522 Get Your Groceries at the Alder Grove Grocery !i Mile above the Hntrhcry (inn, Oil, and Free Camp Urnmuln 0. W. MILLICAN, Prop. Free Auto Camp Ground on River Free Air, Repairing, Tires and Tubes Vida Service Station PAYNE ft. OAUGHENBAUGH Rainbow Garage Storage tut Free Air TIRES AND TUBES Kxp.rt Auto and Tire Uiisirinj J. W. MeDOWELL, Prop. Cascade Resort SWIMMBNG DANCING FISHING TENNIS BASEBALL CoUMg for !tnt, FurnUhM or I nfurnihM SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER EVERY SUNDAY A nwlrlinjr river, the rnnr of the rapids, n flerk uf r finhnrman'a line, n h-np of a trout, the fight nnl the fifh la Inndod rmnll wonder that the McKenzie river distrirt ia luring tnurmt from every rlime, snd that the a)tral of the atrmm la aa atrong for Kiigpncnna nnd Lane county folk na tt if for atrnngTa. I.nvn beila, lying for tnllet At (he amnmit, though at the prmrnt time rovpicd with n di-plh of anow llmt filln with Joy tho hrnrta of winter Mporta lover ; wnterfolla na IxMiitifnl nnd apertneulnr ni nny to he found In tin went; moiinlniii peaka, ntnnd Ini: gi'ind nnd (nil nh ive the resplend ent creer.-foreNted foothill; nhiidmii eliffn, Inkea where ho.iting and fl-h-ing nre never tiring: hot aprings n-id rold apriiift; ramping aiten, pienie grouriK hikea, pit em to "hmf awhile," nnd, grente-t of all, tho plendid fnrilitiea nf modern reaorta In the rngicrd out'of-doora !hee nra hut n few of Ut thinga the Mrleriie rivi'r distrirt Ima to offer. One rould apend inontha In tho M Knzie region, and (ten rt't R-t .iro.jiif) to ten half of nlmt he aho'ild. In former lirnen it wan the wild -now if ia fh wildn roiiphd with lh reaurta. A va em Ion tit or week-end lnolomt niny eiphire the M Ki-nr.ie reicion in nil lt aplendor. nnd at the nriie time enjoy nil the comfort lie rlonlrea. At the reourta he will find eomfnrla'ile hedn, hnme-eo,tkr( fod of the fitient, Mviinjning lank, play grfHiiali) f..r the rhildren, ofiiimea ha Mr unm. A ud the p(rent''t lure ( all-fixhing. Min.T etph.re the M'-KTizie d-i-triet wilhnut paving vitiln to the re. aorta. 1'hey fih, nui tvnk" t!"ir enlrhe. Uihern hnve h"ii'.icd, how ever, that the wily knowledge of the rexo.-t bwtt men. who know the river like N h'i'k. an-1 Where the hlg troit lie, ia an invaluable aaet. Trout, the finest In the world, from 11 to 2'i in he in length there' no eipremtHig the joy of hooking one of them and bringing him In. While the rer.rt ho.it man rown, the fili'-rninn rafa over the nwirling wmera, and many i the time he in rewarded by the iidten strike rf the big fetlnw, ll'ir;ter. when the ',v.n la on, roam the hilla for deer, atid bar nnd rougar c -tne In f'-r their jthare. 1 h.e n ho neither hunt ntr fi h ar jit aa contented w Hh the r. Kenzie fitrit. It in the real west ern oit-of-dooi f virulent, th robbing hfe nf nnture. H appeal eannot be fleniefl. The rail of the M Kenxie IH here! King's Grocery AT HENORICK'S BRIDGE Boautiful Camping Grounds Spond the Week-end Here Walterville Garage FIRST CLASS MECHANICS TIRES TUBES ACCESSORIES - ' GAS AND OILS , Prompt Ssrvlos Fair Prices THOMSON'S RESORT WHERE YOU GET THE BEST ON THE McKENZIE RIVER 33 Miles East of Eugene SPARKS' RANCH Forty. flvs Miles Esit ol Eugene IIOMK COOKED MEALS Home Made leo Cream and Candles SUNDAY CHICKEN DINNERS A SPECIALTY NIMROD INN THE PLACE TO ENTERTAIN YOUR VISITING FRIENDS FOR DINNER I 1