The Eugene guard., June 06, 1925, Image 5

av Evening, June 6, 1925
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CITY NEWS
I- "TfSitate lo use, as severil
' ' . nciiilrntullr got tiici;
""VtoiJe the ''" '"
,re brisl't lo-kins. and wry
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.jMitn Return
P"' (l.-lrpalci returniiiK "com
"invention of the. State Fcilcrn-
j (Voinen's clubs in Marshfield
T fP"rt ,,lo"t "uceessful
Mrs. Kdwin l- Knapp. pres.
' t Mr"- ' 01,i8 E- Bran nni1
"'L lnf"" n,re 'eprescmativiM
IL, Monday Book club, nn affiliated
"7,1,1, the ftnte group. Mrs. .. i .
Son. president. Mra. Knink Fay
rL ind Mrs. Wainc Hovey rep
t ' i I-'itpene Fortnichtlv
Mr. Ada Miin. head of
1 committee in the Indian welfare
1' iment nf the state association.
V....ln,l ihe convention. 11s did
f!( jiozrlle Hair also chairman of
Bircittee work in the Eroup. Mra
wjr U remaining in Marshfield and
alaces of interest for a visit.
ii Mrs. Hnvey, Mr. Hovey uoinc
tbfrt to join Mrs. Hovey in making
I tour of the country around Marsh
While in Mnrshfield the Ku
iMejmes wore honor guests for
i dinner party given by Mr. and Mrs.
ir F. Osburn. formerly of Eugene.
II the Hotel Chandler in Marshfield.
Mrs. Bean was elected to the position
If (frond vice-president of the state
federation at the election of officers.
FYilHior Barnes to speak
Professor alter Karnes will onon
lie d scusion fallowing the dinner rf
ll. Unitarian Laymen's League at the
lliburn Hotel Sunday evening. His
r.nic mil be 'I he Mental Kndow-
tial of Western Civilization." Tliis
ril be the concluding meeting of the
irpmiation for the year during which
:'" '"rtine series ( Uiciiious
have been hold , ri.u , ,
Me centri Liem. in... :
tern .M-ibzati.-n. The dwussiuii I,.1U1
crs ,y.d he , f , 1(fl.ll(! a
i.'ns uiui:tr.
Record is i-s
Something in ihe way f , rpw.,
for .peed in 0,:., iual Jrial was nu,!.
here jesteidiy. am.nling to sheriff
frank K. Taylor. Ii. J. Hand w..s
hrouslit over t.. the curlr.ouse 'ro a
the empty jail ye-terdav morning at
.' a. m. for trial ami at i:M p. m
was "drMird in" t ,h,. 8,,e ,,,,.
tentiarv at Salem Blurting a to vent
sentenee. 'n1A ,,... :
. '. 1 ot a JUT.
the hearing of the case, the ropiit
of the jury, the . mm,, f , crI
jind the trip tn Sslem were all mad '
in the course nf a feu- hours.
Horseshoe Teams Play
Kugene horseshoe tossers will meet
the truck Portland team tomorrow at
l:.:n on the local grounds at IV.
l rankhn bonlevatd. across the mill
race, it is announced. An eight m.m
team is coming ,own for the event,
and these men are rated as the best
tossers in Portland, it is 8id. All
eight average over flo per cent ringers
in their play. This will he Ihe big
game for this eity, and stands have
been constructed for spectators, it is
announced. Admission is free.
Meellngs Planneil
X. (.'. Jameson, dairy specialist of
the extension division of the Oregon
Agricultural college, arrived here to
day and tomorrow in "company with
O. S. Fletcher. Lane county agricul
tural agent, will E to I'anary to
hold a meeting with dairy breeders nf
that area. A meeting will be held at
North Fork Monday, according to Mr.
r .cicner. nans tor the formation of
a cow testing association will be
Literature it Asked
A supply of publicity literature of
t if tugcue chamber of commerce in.
cluuicg vop:e f "rh, llearl ( l)rf.
I"U Uutuourj" is ssked by the Port
land cimuber of comiuei.e for distri-
kuim.ii at Porllaud. The Portland
chamber writes thai the tourist travel
; 'a increasing and there is a large
dm.and for literature of various dis-
; trivia of Oregon.
for Ul uew members has .jsed tile
half-way mark, it was rcH.tietl at t'.c
wetu.g of tue ..rgunuatiou lut uigut
PUu were ii.ailv- lor the oliser.al u
of .Memorial uny ou June 14, wliic!.
will be participated lu by .Neighbui
.f Woodcraft ana tue Woodmen.
Kolb to fish here
'. W. Kolb, if the Ko'b and Dill
show, lelcgiaphed V. K. Wallace yes
: tfrday for a report on fishing con-
tl.t i-.ns here. Mr. Kolb comes 10
, Kugere every year for a fi-h ng 'rip
- op iue ai ienzie. wjich lie says m
the best fishing stream in the c.un
Itry. Mr. Wallace w red back tn it
the water was in good condition, and
the trip is expected to be arrancd
wilhiu a few days.
New Scout troop formed -
Tue newest boy scout organization.
Troop six, was formally installed bt
the St. Mary's Kpiscopal rooms la't
night, with Herbert ('. Perep. of :ne
Fniveisity of ()rc;on. as leader. I.yl
T. Kelling was named ass slant. The
troop is sponsored by the St. Mary's
Kpiscopal cl.urch. Meetings will gc
held every Monday night, it w.is voi-td.
F. D. Team Winner j
The luiuilure. druggists baseball'
team wmi iron, ihe liaukers iu a close
aud cicitiug baseball game last uigut :
by a scuie. of 5 to U. 'lu.s victory puts
me F. I. team urxl to top position, i
wh.ch is cult held by the &.uutbcrii
I liCltlC.
McKenzie o.gineer here
K. K. Koou, of Portland, coumltmg'
cnsii.eer tor the McKcuzie river wa
ter project, is in Kugcue working iu
pioleu.s c- uueclcd with the plana l-.ti
i-t Lew water supply. 'Ihe city com-1
cl will open b'tls on J'Jtxi.the.. ot uiei
walcr ootids, ami work on Hie project j
is expected to start soon, m.)s V , A. i
.dcv .aai, super, uivLdiut ot puoi.c mil-)
1IHS.
Ranger Back from Glide
S. L. Taylor, forest ranger for the
Cascade national forest, returned yes
terday from tilide, where he met with
other rangers for a discussion of for
est work. Many interesting discus
sions were held, saya Mr. Taylor, and
a feature of the meet was the excel
lent food served. Strawberry short
cake, farm stjle, particularly appeal
ed to the raugels, says Mr. Taylor.
OVERSTUFFED
FURNITURE
CAN BE CLEANED
The Charge Will be Right
Phone 393
Olive St., Between 8th and 9th
RAYMOND TORRE Y
Clubs to havg meeting
L. J. Alien, a.-si.stuut mate nhxb
leader, and Arnold Collier, Lane coun
ty club leader, will be at Irving U
talk to members of the calf vhiUa uf
that district. Several reels of m j
tion pictures from the extension div
ision of the Oregon Agricultural cul
h'Ce have been brunt;!) t to J.nne by
Mr. Allen and tlu'Me wdl be dmnlayed
Tvt of the reels were taken ut the
lA-mlletou H'und-L'p last year.
Summer Schedule Given
The summer schedule of services
for tt. Mar ? Catholic church of
Kujccne will go into effect tomorrow.
June 7, it was announced today by
liev. E. V. Ullara. 'i lie only changea
v, ill be iu the morning services,
masses being solmenized ut 7 o'clock
a m and o'clock a. in. instead of
H o'clock and lUiSU o'clock as heretofore.
Forest to Be Inspected
A. U. Wtiha, as. stant district for-
eser, passed through Kuscne today :
u route to the Anislaw nut.unal for- ;
ei. Ite will be jonud Moudity by It. !
S. Suritcy, torest ttuncrvunir, and ,
the.) win insnevt the itebo couutry. '
Sump ina meu.iiice work is being done 1
long tad an creek, and this wnt also I
he Ivioked after, siya .Mr. Sheliey.
Here from Mabo:
Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Hitter, resident
of the M;i bo I district, were visitors
today at the office of K. J. Moore,
county superintendent of schools. M
Uitter is clerk of t tic school buard
in the Mabel district.
Teacher Goes E&st
Miss Theodora Klwell hna left for
lenver, where she ill spend the
summer. She was visiting teacher
here during the past year, mid has
accepted a position iu l'ortlaud for
uext year.
Forest Officials In City
A. ti. Jackson, of the Mount Hood
national forest, mid Y. II. llarrimau,
nf the Iieschntes national forest,
stopped iu Kugeue today eu route to
their hones after attending Ihe for
est rangers' meeting at Glide.
Outlines of the program to be he.d
at he Oregon Agricultural college
ou 1-ane county day. Wednesday. June
17. have been received at the oifice
of O. S. rietcher, county agru;itti;r,'i
agent. A large number of f.ti mei";
from Lane are rpected to attend the
meetings and the party will nuvt at
the mam agricultural building ou tin
. A. i rnmpua at 11 :4a n. m, June
17. Mr. Fletcher Mate.
The following is tin progra n:
U rticultiireVegetables am. k'ii'.i
rf recent developments. Fruit deel
opment. Farm crops -- F.leven years of n(n
fit esperiinental work. Permanent'
iwsture experiments. Cereal lrrr;
and variety tests.
Oraimige Soils department tests
Pemonsirntion of drainage of w hit
soil and tdiowing northli-is land u-nde
profitable by proper methods.
Hairy Pivplay of dairy henln and
demonstration.
Uenersl livestock I Vinoust rat iou
and display of beef cattle, sheet , h g,
and horses.
Poultrj Feed testing. Iemonstra
tiotts and experiments with new poul
try feeds. I se of yeast as a poultry
food.
Veterinary Control of infections.
Demonstrations.
y. i c. j. picnic
Santa Clara Visited
Kelly C. Hranstetter, secretary of
the Lane county fair board, made a
trip to Santa Clara lust night on bus
iness connected with the county fair.
Santa Clara is making extensive plans
for exhibits at 4 he fair, he says.
Gariinor to golf
Tod (.lanlner, professional at ths
Kugcne Country club, left today for
.Marshfield, where he and several otli
tr crack golfers of the state will par
ticipate in the opening match on the
new Marshfield country club df '
c urse. Gardner received a spec.il I
invitation to take part in the opening
of the new links.
Returning frpm Salem
Mrs. H. llcndershott of this city la
expected to return here tomorrow
after a visit of almut six weeks at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. L. It.
Oilbertson of Salem.
Jordan leaves for south
Lieutenant Clyde K. Jordan, of
I'lensiint Hill has left for San Fran
cisco, where he will attend the Pre
sidio officers reserve corps summer
camp.
Optical company moves
Dr. J. O. Watts and Dr. Cediic
Wallace, of the Watts Wallace Op
tical company are moving their fir n
tn the Matlock building. No. 14 Kighh
avenue west, it is announced. The
ciincern has occupied (inartcrs in the
Hoffman jewelry store f r many
years.
Marrtago Licenses Issued
Andrew Fish and Dorothy tiurley.
both of Kugene; and Donald Barnes
and Margaret Mactiregor, nlso of FAi
geue, were granted marriage licenses
yesterday by County Clerk llrjsoo.
Plans for the annual Y. M. C. V
picnic, to be held June 111, were com
pleted at a meeting of the physical
department committee of the Y. M. C.
A. this noon. Ail mongers and offi
cials of the ns? ciation, and their
friends are Invited to attend the af
fair, it is annouueed by F-. K. Hoi
deman. physical director of the Y.
M. C. A. Last year the affair at
Iliverside park, near (iohen, was at
tended by 1H5 persons, and this year
at least '200 are expected.
An all day program has been ar
ranged. Feature Mf this, will be a
playground baseball game, volleyball,
a men's marble contest, swimming, fly
casting, imp shootiuVi. archery, rlfl"
shoi'ting, and a program for the chil
dren. A dinner prograai of musinil
numbers and speeches Ims also beea
prnpnred, it is announced.
See Big M. & W. Dollar Day Ad on Page 3 This Section
CTJillr UV '."wU Jil Mil 1 k J'''
Storo Open Monday,
9 AM.
Free dtiverlea on
sale items
Golna To Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Archer and'
children of Springfield are leaving tn-J
day for Portland by inn tor. Mr. Ar-
cher is going on a business trip, and
later they will motor up the Columbia,
highway, then to Astoria, and Senside. I
planning to return home Monday
evening. I
Many Join W. 0. W,
The Woodmen of the World drive
Returns from Portland
Dr. M. C. Harris, local dentist, has
returned after attending the annual
meeting of the Oregon State Dental
association held thia week at Portland,
TTxrlr Love's Treasured
UcWCliy Offering to the Graduate
Nothing can ever take the place of
Jewelry as the most adored of all
graduation gifts. And rightly so, for Jewelry
is the gift intimate, the gift exquisite, the
gift that lasts.
There is a wonderous charm about the gifts on display
here, yet some of them can be bought for as little as a
dollar or two! No matter what amount you can afford
to spend you are sure of getting utmost value in any
jewelry gift you purchase at
Luckey's Jewelry Store
W. W. BR1ST0W
Klamath Falls Folk Visit ;
Mr. anil Mrs. .1. K. ltohrrtxnn, ' "f
Kl.iumlli Knits, are In Kimono viail
ins ut tile liu:::e of V. H. Jdiliorlsiin,
tor u frw days.
I Truck Driver Cited
I C. L. Sutherland was ritrd tn ap
pear in justice (.mm here Tuesday on
ii rlinrne of exreedinjc the speed law
I Turubtill, county traffic offh-cr.
Father Dloi
Walter Lewis Thurndyke, af I'nlat
kn, Florida, father of Frank Thorn
dyke, of 111 city, died today, accord
ing to word received ty .Mr. Thuiu
dyke. Hospital makes repoit
Mis. Ilrusilla U'Dav. of K.ugrn",
was admitted t" the Pacific Christian
huspital today lor treatment, .ind
.Mrs. II. A, Scott and hnhy were
mi: sed.
From California
Mis. I.. I.. Perkins of Oakland, l'al
'I,., llvj,l in l.'nffpiie mntiv vears na,
is a visitor at the I ie of Mr. and.
Mrs. Edmund Wells on Cross ave-I
nue. j
Cherry family leaves - j
Harry I). Cheiry and family, j
Kugcne are lenving today by sillonio-,
Me for Ht. 1'aul. Minn. They i:lj
take six or seven wtrKs for the trip.,
New Market Open
To Dealers Today
Lane county produce raisers lonk
advantage of the opening of the now
aildilion lo the Tn duccr I'uh ic mar
ket today and practically till uf tlr!
-It) stalls in the new structure just
completed were taken th:s tnoriltiu. i
Mr stalls in the old market hulldiiu
iipjMirng were alo taken and the t
tal undoubtedly repri-Henis the large!
single dav's liusiuets In the hulnry
of the local market in the total num
ber of denier whu reserved pa',,
according to W. A. Ay re a, market
master.
"The pnpulari;..' of the new iunrk-l
and the fact that prncn-inllj all stalls
were taken in the new huitdiug ;i
well as th ld one tod rates the need
fur the additional marketj space pr i
vided," the market master said,
Breeders to Talk
Plans for Future
To discuss the future plan of fie
Inne t'ounty 1'urehred Livestock
Itreeders nsHociatinn a meeting of th"
hoard of directors of the orgauiiatii-ii
is scheduled for this nftrrnuon i t th-
iffice of (. S. KIpIcIht. I.ane outity
agricultural agent, (iscar Dunhip
president and K. A. Mct'ornack, s
ri'lary, of the nssociation. Tin n o
ciation which represents hreeilrin of
all strains of pnrehred stuck In tli
county has heen snmewhat doinunit
fur the ffet two yenrs aid Ir in
planned to take step to flg;iri hive
the organisation take nn ieMe part
in livestock affairs of l.nne, it is nn
nounced.
Lodges Will Have I
Sunday Memorial,
MV-nhers of the Kugene camp o'
the Modern Woodmen of America
and the Itoyal .ighhrs will pay r
speeta to the nteintiers of th. two
orders ho have passed away during
ihe'pat yrnr at a special memorial
Mrvire to be held here tomorrow.
Th.- following is the program an
nounced: Memorial arvice at hull 2 p m.
leet(ration of graTes of dfieasM
inemhers in local cemeteries In a'ter
noon.
Manorial errics in rrenng nt
Baptist church. Iter. fharl K I'uii
hum will deliver memorial addrFs.
,ft)gf members will meet at lnl! a
7:4" p. m, and marrh to rhurrh tn a
hKly.
A delegation of the Modern V.o.l
men will go to Mr-ota thia cluing
to attend an initiation ceremony for
the M areola ramp at which time 1
randrdatei will enter the order. X-xf
Monday fTening there will be uni
ness meeting of the Kugene itii.ip
and an initiation.
BACCALAUREATE PLANNED
HI'ltlVJKIKI.l". .fune fi, - iSoe-tial)--
Th barrflinreme wm n for
the graduating class of the Spring- I
field high -hoo will be preirhed to-
morrow night at H oVIwk in the j
Methodist chufh by Iter, V, KJ
Moore. Methodiat paMor. I(ev, Karl I
N. ( hildera. pastor f 'he Hpringfield
t h r.Mf ian churrh, il pron-oime ihe
ilv'M'aitt and benediction. Munr will
he furnished by trgh x-hool indents. .
Th aervi'f wdl be n unin -ne.
rordinf to Heut.en W. .Mmi'h, sb-d
AUCTION
SALE
' At llio TJositloncf!
1367 Jefferson St.
Eugpw, Ort'K'in
Wednesday,
June 10, 1925
Startiiif? nt 1 P. M.
We nro moving rnst nml
will pell nil our furniture
by
Public Auction
nt our n'siili'iKC K!ti7 Jcf
fcrs'in St., mi tlio nbiivo
(Into.
Six Rooms in All
inflinliiiK J"f'-' Ahii"
MnlKiK'tny fuinituri', I I
Ivory Hi'il Itoom Suite,
Wilton Vtirnteil Hur,
Siinilion." hciU, ftc, ete.
TnsH'ction invited nny.
til no previous to liour of
snle.
A. J. FLEMING, Owner
J. K. GREER, Auctioned
Thone orders filled.
Thone i
Shop in the morning
if possible
Outstanding Dollar Day Features from the
Men's and Boys' Store
Black Fibre Hand Bags
Tl $1.00 ea.
JUST ill) TO SKIJi
MONDAY AT
Slronsly mait'o of henvy blatk fibre all lined. Sub.
miintlal handlra. IS inch au. worth Jt !'".
One to a Cuetomer. No Phone or Mall Ordere
12 Brown Fibre Suitcases
Monday
TO T11K FIKST
12 (TXTOMKHS
li inch sie ltenvv fibre wnotl frnino. Ono to custonifr. No itlitmo or mail
orders.
.00 ea.
Men's Blue Cheviot Work Shirts 2 for $1.00
n'.ii ....i ... ,ti.. .I,,-.. I In. i Ihn rllbt Wl'lullt
fur nunmior wonr. All fil7.i- to ntnrt this wiln but
II m It il (inutility.
Boys K. & E. Blouses $1.00
IIIe Huaiirlinrnt nf nf.tt
Snvo 2.ic on rni-h Miiuho.
Ounmntoeil fimt tnlor ninlirliils.
striped iintti-rnii nml plnln colors.
Moniliiy. All bIjoh.
Boys' Regular 65c Blouses 3 for $1.00
flood norvlroahln nmtoriala In plnln colors anil nomo
fumy patterns. Monday only, whllo thoy laat, 3
bliiusca tl.OU-
Men Supply Your Needs in Summer Under
wear and Hosiery at these Loiv Prices Mondny
Men's Knit Union Suits $1.00
Summer weight unions, white only.
Lone; or tdiort sleeves ntitl no but
ton slvle. $1..'!.") iiikI $l.')t values, $1
rneh tir .'i for $2.H.'..
Men's Athletic Unions $1.00
Flno rhnckoil nalnaimk and fancy plaid materials.
Cut full and roomy. Klnstlc Knit back. .Monday
f 1 00 each. 3 for 2 85
Men's Holeproof Sox
3 Pairs $1.00
ItPKUlar 4"m pair, finely mercerized lisle In IIkIH and
medium wclclit. (iiinmetnl, black, cordiiviin and nnvy.
Miller Sox, 4 Pair $1.00 II Men's Silk Hosa, 2 Pair S1.0D
Rfgular :ifie pair, kooiI quality IIbIo box. I ttne lot pure thread' silk hose In lilac'.t iind
Itlack. brown and ttrey. 4 pair $ 1 .00 or 12 brown only. All sIkim to Hturt salu .M.u'.day.
pair J 2.75. II Worth tl.iiit pair.
fr'Muh&uraz Sim;
vrmn
BIG DANCE
At Veneta Every Saturday Night
Under new iminaKeinint.
Hob llolntcn's Orchestra
Kverylmdy Welennie.
aTOCXS AND BONDS
Ae solicit Imiulrlis to bu)
ir sell any niiirkc'ablo Hated,
local or unlisted, sei urllles.
AcilVfi innrket for liuriint. Htnr,
Kllnt. and Itlcketihacki r Motor
issues; I'lihllc t'tllltles,
l'rmnit attention lven all or
ders. Cash paid for piinlins
; no delay. Uuotntlona fur
nlshed.
HOOO BROTHERS
Chamber of ( omnierco ItldK
I'nrtliinil, tire.
Hallos Catarrh
Medicine :!!"t"
tld your yitcm of Caurh ot Deal.
Titu ctuied bv Catarrh.
?. J. CllENEV & COToUdo, Ohla
PANTS
Cot aril mads specially for
you any atylo or itrada tn our
lorn shop Guaranteed to fit
LI8TON MfO. CO.
71 Oliwt Elka Bidg.
A Dissolution
Partnership
SALE
Thurs. . Fri. . Sat.
11th - 12th - 13th
Vvr-rv Artirlo
M .............
Hetlueetl
GREER-CALLAHAN CO
8.')8 Pearl St.
JU I IE) U3JJ 0
New Shipment of
Floor Coverings
You can replace that old faded
rug or piece of linoleum this
spring at little cost. Get our
prices on floor covering. We
can save you money.
WE BUY AND SELL FOR CASH
AND SELL FOR LESS
Siefirtl Priees on Othl Pieees of Furniture
Johnson Furniture Co.
625 Willamette Phone 1188
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