The Eugene guard., June 06, 1925, Image 2

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THE' EUGENE QUAKD
Saturday Evening, Jllne
e 6- 1935
SCOUTS EXPECTED
T0EA101IY
NEW MASONIC TEMPLE IS BEING PLANNED FOR EUGENE
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A boy scout pmploymnt of
fieri Will be pstabliHhrd in KuKnn
at onct, it was decided hi ni
jnnnting of the executive round.;
of tli wcout ornanizntfori yRifr-)
day. The purpose of the office
will be to obtain work for boys;
who Intend to attend the scout f
summer camp on Knowlra Crook;
thin summer. Inland S- Johnson,
with offices in the Miner buiM'nfi,
will have charfre of the employ-'
nienf, It in announced. !
The scout council went on ivr-i
onl as fully approving the plan. ;
it! we It is the aim of the organ;
fjintlon Hint (he boys Hhtill. an fur!
oh possible, earn their own noi-i
ry for the camping expanses. Alt
. hint s of work will be h illcHe I,
a.id anyone desiring work to bo i
dene Burn as washing cars, vlli-'
tin? wood. niowlnK lawns a..d
fffmilar Jobs, is asked to call Mr, j 'I'liK new mnnonic temple, to be
Jnimson. ) creeled soon at the corner of
The sco'its pave amo fiecinui ; T(.nIh nvPnil(, WMt nri(i olive street.
- ? f raw
1 1 111 "-- J I
! ignnda. The (.'hini-ae authnrili. how
evor, ars prerenting ony large deraun- j
; atration. i
I Strike demonatrarioDS hy Chinese 1
! atuden'a were alao reporied frnm ,
! minr r'ilies throueliout tiie country. I
! However, the only deMruotiou id
'property reported was at L'hin-Kiann,
j where the police station was wrerk
j ed. There were no casusltie. A fer
(eign warship has been ordered there.
m
Life-Saving Talk
On Radio Monday
ST U. 0. FIELD DAY
The senior canoe team won the
t ' ! i'
P5; ;fi,Wff.
1 I S H ti IJ J1
Ta
; will he 0110 of C lie umst beautiful
to ufsfst th city In every way
nnukihln (n iha ck tnrnidiHtlnn of
cjirwfRS. nnd this work will be' buildings in the city, the plans pre
especially solicited. The hoys in-jpore dhy O. It. liean, architect,
tend to familiarize themselves I 8I0W, The stricture will be of brick,
wi:h methods of destroying tbeso I ,c hut ,tnpr0Mive in (Ign nill,
pn?La ,i3d wi'l be ready to po ' ' , ' .
on tlh! warpUh against the in. it wdl be constructed solely for fr
sect'i :it n Lament's notice, it (a ternal purposes,
announced. Iteauty in nirroundings ns well at
All boys interested in earning , h(.niltv in co0lltl.uenon wi be one of
t,fv VAn i,nn,'n,nuiaiu 1 the ninm of the builders.
at the employment office, so that
work may be assigned. The mon
ey earned can ho turned over, to
the scout headquarters as soon as
OHrnerl, and it will bo put on
deposit until the summer camp,
It Is stated.
The cost of the camp was fig
ured yesterday at $5 a week, and
fuch boy will ba allowed to tikd
along enough spending money so
that he con have 10 cents a diy
toy luxuries such as candy. Tmi
camps will last fri two weeks.
For this
reason the structure will be act hnc
JO feet from Olive street, on whir!)
it will f'ont, and this space devoted
to lawn and h rubbery.
The building will occupy a apaee
7I5 by HO fret,"' and' will be' two
stories in height! A feature of tli'J
trmplo will be an auditorium, OOxCS
feet in size, which will seat 10'K)
people. This will be completely
equipped with a staye, dressing rooms,
and projection room for moving pic"
lures. A large bull room, equipped;
with a ball bearing floor, will he lo-i
eated on the first floor, it will be'
50 by 770 feet in a:se.
The building is designed primarily
as a fraternal home. On the first
floor will be found a I'-bby, library,
billiard room, rest room, and stew
ard's qlierters, while lodge room ani
auditorium" will be on the second
floor.
One of the most attractive fa
tures will be the sun corridor, which
will extend along the south side ot
tiic building on Tenth avenue. This
can Ite used for afternoon affairs,
nnd ns a lounge room.
Work on the new structure' is to
Ntart, soon, .it. is announced.! Tin
building committee is composed of
P. M. Hathaway. Stanley ft. Kte
rnson. V. ii. StickeR Dr. C. B. WU
lougbby and A. E. Brigbnm.
Commodore W. E, Longfellow, aa
jriiant national director, American
Ked l.'ross Life Saving service will
broadcast next Monday evening. June
8 at 7:45 in the evening from KGW,
Portland, Ore. His subject will be life
saving and lie will explain bow the
Red Cross is attempting to water
proof all Americana, by making
"everyone a swimmer and every swim
mer n lite-saver."
( 'ommodore Ion jfe Hv.' mine to
the Pacific coaat f r u ashington, D.
C, to conduct live Ked Cvons Life
.Saving Institute?), at which first aid,
swimming and life saving hine been j
taught to H'v Scouts, tiiil Scouts, j
t'amn l-'ire (Jirls, V. V. C. A. and 1.
j M. C. A. leaders, as well as physical
1 culture and aquatic directors. The last
of these institutes is now being held
ut Seaside, Ore., and will close Sat
urday. ..
championship in this event at the an
nual Field day for wome.n at the uni
versity this morning. Stella Hagglnnd
and Viona Pyntz went over the course
in S minutes 40 seconds, s new rec
ord, defeating Arlene Butler and
Myrtle Mast, sophomores, who made
it in 9.7, and Marjory and Lela Hor
ton. soDhomores. who cnirie in in
! Tho innhnmnrA RlllfflpH tannin tpsin
won both matches, Ituth Melsoine de
feating iwira Hreske, -4, and H-4, and
Camille Uurton winning from Geneva
Zimmer, ti ll and i-4. The freshman
doubles team, Nellie Johns and Chris
tine Holt, won from the sophomore
team. Khona Williams and Florence
Huntington. 0-2. 6-3.
The hockey title went to the sen
iors, who defeated the Juniors 2 to 0.
This afternoon horseback riding,
track, baseball and archery contests
will be held, and the day will end
with a banquet at which awards will
be presented.
I sued in Lane, Last year the total 1
for the month was 58, During the '
I past few months the call for mat- 1
1 rimony permits id Lane failed to make
Ian increase over, and in come months
to equal, the demand of 1024. Th?
j two licenses issued up to late this
afternoon were for Walter Mareellus
Richards and Ferne Travis, both "f
I Eugene, and Stanford t Matheson of
t Canary and Geneva M. Iteming of,
Junction City.
Comrade Clubs
Debate Tonight
HEAT DEATHS IN
EAST HEAD 300
(Continued from page one)
BUILT 111 EUGENE
Building permits .totaling (20,000,
all for residences, were taken out at
the office of W. II. Alexander, eify ;
building inspector, today. 1
Willinin Kcrchor is starting con
struction on six bungalows at 1351
Cross avenue, near the- railroad on
the west sido of the city, each to cost
f 2,000. A court is phiuned in this
district, It la announced.
Tim retridenca at K142 Alder street
owned by W. F. O. Thacher will be
rcmodelnd for apartments at a cont
- of $10,000, according to a permit
taken out today by H. J. Gllibs, build
er. Several apartmenta, modern in
every way, will be constructed, it is
stated. ,
A residence to cost $4,000 will he
built by W. K. Hamilton at 1180 Elev
enth aventio west, according to per
'-, mil. This will be two stories, and of
modern type.
Two permits wero also taken out
Jato yesterday, one fo ra residence
to be built at 2020 .Moss street by
Jlen and Peterson, at a cost of $4000,
and another for a bungulow ut 750
Twenty-second aventio east by L, Jt.
Bargcr, at a cost of $3,000.
hit last night terrific wind storms
and electrical storm such as hn.ve
been frequent In the north cenfT.il
arpa this week. The far west grin
ned at tho perspiring east. 'There wan
snow at Yellowstone Park and a tem
pcratdre of 38 was registered at Ton
opal., in sontbern Nevada.
EAST'S TOTAL 140
NEW YORK, Juno 6. OP) The
worst of six successive days of tor
rid heat has added 00 victims to tho
eastern states' heat death Hat, bring
ing the total to 140.
New York city, gasping for breath
in a temperature of iMJ degrees re
corded 15 deaths duo to heat ye
terdny. Hospitals wore crowded. Ambulance
staffs worked unceasingly throughout
tho night. Eight rase of prostra
tion required medical attention. More
I bun 15,000 persons slept in parks
last night, many using sheets and
pillows.
Thirteen more persona died in Phi'i- D. Tye, Tr. T
ndelphln, when the mercury broke nil mond. and Dr. W. E. Moxley.
high records for June with a temper
ature of 10O.3. Numerous cities ex
ceeded I ho 100 mark. The govern
ment observation station at Kcedy
vllle, Md,. recorded 104 degrees. Four
more died at Baltimore in a temper
ature of 101. Other highs noted n
Jersey City 101, Middletown, N. Y..
102; Poughkeepslo 100. Toronto, Can
ada, registered 04, the hottest June
fifth in 85 jears.
Dental Group has
Outing Scheduled
Arrangements for the annual clinic
of the ISouthorn Willamette Dental
society to be nelt at Bellefountain
near Corvallis Sunday, June 20, are
being prepared and a large gathering
is expected for the event, according
to members of the organization here.
This will be the last event on the
calendar of the association until the
resumption of the monthly meetings
and clinica next full, is the announce
ment. Eugene waa well represented at the
annual meeting of the Oregon State
Dental nssocintion held at Portland
thin week nnd a number of local den
tists were present. The following
from here attended the meetings: Dr.)
,1. M. Miller, Dr. M. C. Harris, Dr. (
AV. J. Adams, Dr. J. L. Hesse, Dr, W. I
in. Lee, Dr. W. K. Buchanan. Dr. J. I
Bngan, Dr. .1. B. Klch-
TEN THOUSAND ,
TROOPS READY
(Continued from page one)
in connection with the recent rioting
here is spreading to the French con
cession. It was estimated today that
250,000 were on strike throughout the
city although several staffs had re
sumed work.
Approximately 1500 marines and
bluejackets have been landed.
Advices from Hankow any 20,000
students there are conducting ogita
tion and spreading anti-foreign prop:
ATTENTION, AUTU OWNERS
Your car needs paint. 1'aiut it with
J. W. P. Rubber Auto Enamel. 104
West Slh St. jell
NOTICE
OF ANNUAL
ELECTION
SCHOOL
Notice is hereby given to the legal
voters uf School District No. 4, of
Lano County, State of Oregon, that
the ANNCAL HL HOOL ELECTION
of suid District will be held at the
polling piiice designated for each ot
the following described voting wards:
Condon School building tor all le
gal voters residing in that section of
n1 id district lying east of University
Street; at the Patterson School build
ing for section south of Eleventh ave
nue and between University and jMill
Streets; at the Frances Willard
building for section South of Elev
en th Avt-nuc and between Mill and
Jefferson streets; at the Washington
building for section North of Kiev
en th Avenue and between Lincoln
sii-et and a straight line coinciding
with aud extending due North of Uni
versity Street ; at tiie Lincoln build
ing for section lying between Seventh
and Eleventh Avenues from Lincoln
street to Chambers Street, and the
section South of Eleventh Avenue and
vYest of Jefferson Street; at tho
Geary building for section extending
from Lincoln Street to , Chambers
Strtet and North of Seventh avenue.
The polls will be open from Two
o'clock to Seven o'clock P. M., on the
third Monday of June, being the 15th
day of June, A. D., 1025.
This meeting is called for the pur
pose of electing one school director.
Dated this Oth day of June. 1025.
FREDERICK G. JENNINGS,
Chairman.
O. H. JONES. Clerk.
No.lS04Sat-dy-je6
Marriage Demand
Showing Increase
June fitnrts off well ns the month
of brides at least the first week com
pares well with that of June last
year in the demand for marriage li
censes at the office of the- county
clerk. Up to lata this afternoon a
total of 13 licenses has oeen 'ik-
The semi-finals of the Comrade ;
clubs debate for the Lions club cup!
will be held tonight at the Me;lndit
church, it is announced. The winners
of thia match will meet the Spartan
team for the championship alter.
Tonight the Beavers, who will be:
represened by Floyd and Lloyd Stev- j
ens, will take the affirmative of the j
question, "Resolved: that the Monroe
Doctrine should be retained as the
United States foreign policy." They
will meet the Yukous, Harry Barley
and Wallace Campbell, who will take
the negative "side.
The public is 'invited to attend the
debate, it is announced.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE 240 acres fertile land.
Best d;iiry prospect in Eugene vi
cinity. Bbone IiO-F-5 or see Clinton
D. Oiezeiu, Santa Clara. jeS
WANTED Party to cut 150 acres'
of hay on shares. Phone STt-F-5 or
see Clinton D. Chczcm, Santa j
Clara. , t jeS ;
Manhattan Cafe
Ooposlts Hetlln Theatre
Special Sunday Dinner 75c
Served from 11 A, M, to 8 P. M,
SOUP
Chicken Noodle
Crisp Celery Ripe Olives
HO AST YOUNG TURKEY CELERY DRESSING
WHOLE ROAST SPRING CHICKEN
ROAST DUCK WITH DRESSING
BAKED VIRGINIA HAM, SWEET POTATOES
New Potatoes En Cream
Apple Butter Stewed Corn
Fruit Jello with Whipped Cream '
Coffee, Milk or Tea
OPEN ALL NIGHT
Tho ' Home of the Toasted Sandwich
PHIL BOWEN, Manager
88-96
Better Grades of
Prunes are Urged
Lane county prune growers musti
Insist on quality in parking if they
hope to compete with California crop j
this year, stated M. J. Newhoti-tv,
manager of the Northwest Crop Bruno I
eichnnge, at the meeting of the LaucJ
County Horticultural society (his af
ternoon at the chamhnr of commerce, I
About 50 members of the society and
others interested were present. j
The prunes must be well packed
this year also, said Mr. Newhotue, !
since competition will be seen this:
year. The crop in Bosnia, tJermany. ;
will be good this year, he snys, and
this will mean a curtniliug of tie
demand from Europe this year, Mr.
Newborns has just returned from an
extensive investigation In Europe, and
made a report on his findings.
Small Items, such as more care in
pack'nif, must bo considered (hi yeiir,
if the Oregon prunes are to ho imi
keted successfully, ho said.
HELPED THROUGH
CHANGE OF LIFE
Took Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound dur
ing this Critical Time
PBltimnre. Md.-'"Itook Lydla R
Pinkham's WitotnMo Compound to
Jhelp me through
iiit'v.nnnKrui I. MO
and for a brwkon
down ayatem. I
had Iwn com-
plaining; a lone
I limp and dragging
alone had trird
lother medicines 1
I which did not help
i nic mui ru 1 read
I in the newnrmiwrn
Jof tho Vegi'tublo
Comuound nnd
ftnr takinga bottle 1 felt bettor. I
did not atop with ono bottle, hut took
it through the whole critical timoand
m noy practirally a well woman. I
have two daughters whoac health waa
very bad belore they married and I
. wm worried almut Oiem. I got tho
Vegetable Compound for them and it
holed them, and after they married
it also helped them !n bearing: their
babiea. Thia is a gnat and (rood med
, icino for oil complaint of women,
and I recommend it to all.'' Mrs. L.
GlNUliifll, 1S7R N. Gilmor St, Haiti
more, Maryland.
The Vegetable Compound ia a de
pendable medicine for women of mid
dle ago. Let it relievo you of ncrvmuv
neaa, that feeling of strain and thoae
annoying hot ilashvi so common at
this time.
Have Music in the Open
-Buy a Portable Victrola
Hnvo munlo In thn open whero you will enjoy It the most
on vncntlnna, week end trlpa, lawn parties, canoeing trips,
etc. Tnkn along a Portable Victrola. WetherbeePowers
now hn tinea model for your selection all sturdy, com
pact piny Buy Victor Rocord with amazing tone quality nnd
volume any plnce, any time. We are making It easy for
everyone to have one now, through our unusually convenient
terms of credit.
This
Victor Portable
In Oa.k or Mahogany
$50
$1 Cash $4 Month
IIP.' J
This
Victor Portable
Leatherette Covered
$30
$1 Cash $3 Month
HAVE YOU HEARD
"COLLEGIATE"
that brilliant, blaring fox trot with the Greek letter chorus
nnd "Wide Vlotiom Trousera." Played and sung hy the famous
Wnrlng's I'ennn.vlvanlans.
Hear A Few Of These New Victor
Records On A Portable
You'll Be Convinced
"MOONLIGHT AND ROSES" Sung by JOHN MoCORMACK
"SWANEE BUTTERFLY" WArtlXO'S PKNXSYI.VANIA OUCH.
"JUST A LITTLE DRINK" and "AH, HAl" r-Al'L WHITMAN S
OKCHKSTllA.
Uii
Your
Credit
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w
Chlrfla No
Interest
A
At
6-Day Drapery Event
- At j Wetherbee-Powers
V
Cretonnes Bungalow Nets Figured
and Printed Marquisettes Filet Nets
Drastic Reductions from Regular
This 6-dny event In Welherbee Powers Drapery Department will prove of keenest Interest to folks
of Eugene who have Drapery Materials to buy. This sals includes Cretonnes, Bungalow Nets,
Figured and' Printed Marquisettes, Filet Nets, many grades, patterns and colors, In lengths from
remnant altas suitable for smalt windows, cushions, upholstery purposes up to pieces largo
enough for entire rooms. ., In every Instance the saving Is extraordinary.
Summer Cretonnes Yd. 19c
Values Up to SSo
Cretonnes of good quality in many plenslng designs and colors, some
In short lengths, others of good yardage, very special for the week.
Figured and Printed Marquisettes, Yard 19c
Values Uo to 65o
Figured Marquisettes, Printed Marquisettes and Filet Nets, materials
that regularly sell up to 65c, choice yard 19c.
Bungalow Nets Filet Nets, Yard 29c
Values Up to $1
A fine assortment of Bungalow Nets, fine Filet Nets and
high quality Marquisettes, from remnant lengths to gooff
yardage. Very special.
Cretonne and Net Remnants Vz Price
Cretonne and Net Remnants suitable for pillows, table
runners, hedroom curtains, hall, hath and kitchen curtains,
while quantity lasts, choice at one-half price.
Rose Corduroy Snitnlilo for upholstprinpc, etc. rpgnlnr $1.75 yard. Sppeinl, the vard 90c'
.ntural color, ropular 5c yard; very special, the yard . 49q
Theatrical Gauze-
v. . ;
7, t-t-J. v t-i-t.k -I v, -li; i iiV l
1 V 1 -IJjIilJ &
Fifty Windsor Chairs and Rockers
Just Arrived Immediately Featured 50 Windsor Chairs and Rockers
Straight and Arm Styles Sewing; Rockers
Every type of home ran use several ot these sturdy , Hiring this week are straight Colonial Windsors, spindle
Windsors. For the small aparlment or bungalow, for c "rm fhalra and rockers, small sewing rockers '
the dining room or chamber, they are alwavs very desir- 71m 0"Vf ,hem thln of I,,rm"n,'nt heauty and riur-
Included In this new shipment which we are fea- quant'itv in "arh'stvle is limited
PRICED FROM $5.75 TO $23.50
Orifi F)r.11'.r-IELIVERS Y0UR choice this week
A-1 iVUlIcll THEN $4 A MONTH NO INTEREST
able.
Use Yovir
Credit
ETHERBEE
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iJL CAST NINTH AND OAK iK
We Charge
No Interest
Just for
Monday
It Will pay you t
out tins ad and Bave
for Aloiulav buvinr
American Sardines m
can 9
Hillsdale Asparag
J-ips, 1 pound 4 mc
net, can Xw
Dried Muir Peaches,
laucy,
pound
Royal Cluh Tuna,
All white meat
- No. i can 25c
io. t can lk
Citrus Washing Powder,
-'mu i.u-jrc package
and n lUc package of
Citrus (Jrnimlnt,!,!
f::v 23
Remington Pocket Knife,
two blades, stag 'j
handle, Qf.
regular $1.25 ....Cftf
Salad Oil, quai-t,
and Mason jar Jfffj
included WW
Diamond Matches,
box
Thrift Matches, full
she boxes, carton
' f,. I
Full Cream rtff
Cheese, uouud
Blonopole Cane and
Maple Syrup,
Glass Jug, pint .... 25c
Glass Jug, quart 45c
Monopole Grape Juice,
pint
bottle
Chicquot Club Ginger
Ale,
bottle ......
Kerr's Hotcake Flour,
, large
package
Rcyal Club Tea,
Japan, Gunpowder,
English Breakfast,
Orange Pekoe
J pound K
iiackaue
Oest's Orange Marmalade
12 o.
glass -v
; Amaizo Oil, best for
salads and cookintr.
qua rt A lit
can
Showanda Cigars,
7
for
Fride of Oregon Pure
Lard.
- 8 nouild
n.n il
Royal Club Black Poppar,
can
Kerr's Farina,
3 pound W
package
flnlm Pnrr.ir.
2 poind
i .11 imi
Milk oml Cream
Our Regular Prices
Milk, pint
Toffee Cream, pint l4c
"Whipping Cream
i pint
Be
Id;
18c
Eugene's Cut-Price
Grocery
PUBLIC DANCE
DREAMLAND
KALL
Every Wednesday
Saturday Nig"
mr
At Noti, Sat. Nig"
Music by
.... ; 0rchetf
EVERYBODY WEUC0M
DANCE
Tr.-nnffle Lake
civ tu
Saturday K
every
ight