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About The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1925)
Wednesday Evening, June 17, 1925 THE EUGENE GUARD roue five 1 i f- CITY NEWS Phone 4 SsSI Ready! New Jantzen Swimming Suits Phom4 Continuej Irora page one) ""ein tle blacksmith shop at the Jlaut. lie will be olt duty fur a few spending the day up the Mt'Kenzi nriiiina to Continue UrillioR is continuing at the rig nf o'clock. the ou;iraD'J yju tuiuiiuuj a i uj imilook and the well is now down dose t iC"; i Til . , Circle to Meet Tho U.me Kcnnnimrs tTSnMe of Four Oak sran;e wilt meot with Mr I.oren 1. I'ux FricUv afternoon at 2 pf the ti rni of Olson brothers. The ,as wbun UUiai uui k iiiv win rill seeks ago is now controlled and public is welcome to visit the ris, lbe VAU-buuin having been taken olf, utbe aiiuoum.-e.nent. ''ie drill 18 Ps . - .through some splendid formations 1,1, ju.luutions of oil, the promoters jtate. r'B ut'ar -'olt8C throve jus been closed down for the past few day due to the. illness of the driller. Another driller will soon ar tst to start work, is the report. Picnic Is Planned . tfembcre of the Eugene ISusiuesx tod Professional Women's club will bold a picnic Thursday evening, June 05 at the Dorr its and Smith farm ne:ir this city, according 10 oiik-its 01 uu organizaiion. This will be the fin il meetinR of the rltib until next fall as sessions aunng iue euminer hs will be suspended. A commit tee hau been appointed to arrange tlu pknic program. Home is Robbed Reports were made to the office of Sheriff rrnuK v.. la.vmr io.a xn.u , hospital with broken anklns as the home of it. Baker, emp.o.ve of the 'h(t rps.nl( )f arc:(on Vestrdav. Mr. Soulhem Pacific rai road, who resides , Mi,(,r slj , )m his way 1o brp.lkfast ffest of the rannmo ruununouse near Hll( brnko hjs riRht nnklp CJ w j,ileg the Far West Manufactunus cm- ; Southern I'a.-ific emnlnve, slipped nanr nlaut bad been entered nnd 2 .n .i(h ,,.... .!ltllr nnj, ,.-. i,.,-. ujoney and a gold wat.-h in addition 1 loj linki(t Thp ;,illi(ints (,PW they llI1VP tome provisions had been taken. M.-.Je h . aukIes together to rtrry one of them nround. Kml Woddard. employpd.h.v the firm of Terrill and Voigt, was injured when the belt slipped off r pulley at the pinning mill, and imbedded a sliver deeply in ux neck today, lie wa treated at the hospital, and will re cover. t O. Young fell nsleep at his auto mobile wheel near Santa t'lara yes terday, and his car crashed into an auto truck, driven by Milton Cream er of Yakima. Wash. All three are in the F.ugene hospital. Mr. Creamer with three broken ribs, and the others with severe gashes and bruises ahut the body toiiiiy from C. A. Olson, member Joins Hotel Staff Mi Verla Lee has taken a posi tion as telephone operator at the no Eugene hotel. Here From Oakridge Mrs. Lawrence Hill, resident of the Oakridge district, was a visitor in Eugene today. Hore From Eula James lilakely. resident f Eula on the Oakridge line, was a business visitor in the city today. Here From Heppner M rs. C. I . .Sweek f Heppner, Oregon, is a visitor in Eugene loda. all HOSPITALS BUSY William Miller of Lowell nnd G. . Miles of I'ortlauil are in the Ku Baker reported that this is the f iinh , time his home luul ueen entercu out i that he had not reported it before. One time about If 1IHJ in property was taken, the report stales. Here From Nobraska Mr- and Mrs. Anthony K. llobiu Fon arrived last evening by motor j from Newman Urove, Nebraska, and will make an extended visit at the! Inane of Mrs. ltoltinson's brother-iu- j law and sister, Mr. nnd Mrs. fig-, raid Skavlau. They are planning to aiako their home in the Willamette valley. , Boys' Secretary Returns u P Wiili.-r. Iiovs' work s tan of tbc v. m. has retum.d : gchultz Brothers iriUU I'vSteS l"ll't( l-uio., wm-ie uc Hi- tended the iutci national conference uif the Y. M. C. A. Mr. Walter expects to put s ane of the plans developed ut tlie conference in effect here, ll peut some time sightseeing in Deu vr and Salt liltc, while vu the tri.j. Are Found Guilty Licenses Granted .Marriage licences granted nt the miir clerk's iflice yestenlay iuclud- eil: Wilbur I.. IJuutau nud Kose W. Weit., buth f l:i.geue; John W. Fis ea uf Moosejaw, L'anuna. and Lla Tierney of Ku;eue; l'hilip S. Harlow and Myrtle ilellamy, b ilh of Uak riiige. Singer Has Engagements Frank' due. (. i.iuese tenor of the l"niverity of Oregon, will "on leave fol 11) weeks of singing iu San Fran tisra and Los Augeies theateis. He will then leave for the "nst where lie I.. W. Si'hult& nnd .1. A. Schultz were fouid guilty of contril'llling to the delimiueniy of n nmuie girl by iuiv in e.reuit rout this morning The jury recommended leniency for the two defendants. Sentence will be handed down .Monday, according t an nouncement of .Imtge ti. F. Skip worth. After the verdict in the Schultz case court was adjourned for the remainder of the day. J he case of Powell versus Anderson was post poned until next Monday. ('asm scheduled for Thursday are Travis versus tloddind and Hrown versus Peterson, 'lbe grand jury has been railed for tomorrow anil a number of cases will be presented for action, ac cording to the office of the district attorney. I sing on the Orplieuin cir Clllt. Fire Run Made A grass lire ut Sixteenth avenue and l liariieltoti meet caused ill ,.,,11 m ihe Knzene ffre de partineiit nt 11:10 oYlocn mis morn- j tug, No damage was reporieu. as fUtuei were under control when tlie engine arrived. Leavlnj for Calitornla John IS. Siefert, uf the school if limbic of the University of Oregon, leaving tomorrow for nis nmne n Alscaddro, C'ul. He will be accom panied south by Uoliert Dart auJ Knhert McKniglit. Former Resident Here Clair l'enington with his wife and small son have arrived here froai tiieir Icuie at Long Heach. fill., and "ill upend nlwut a ncnth here. Mr. 1'eniiington is a former F.ugetic resident. Apartment House Permit Granted Itllilditig permit for his new (KKI foiir-iipartlueut buililiiig at 3.)"i I'.iglith avenue west was taken out to day bv Darwin K. Vornn. llnrgrenves ami Limoay have the cuntract lor th-' colistluctiou work. Other tiermits issued by H. Alexniabr, building inspector, are as follwf: Hugh M. O'Mrien. resi.lenco. t;-l(l Sevcnlecllth avenue east. A. A. It.igers. fl(Kl six slall gar i age. Vj:'.4 High street. M. Ilellickson. $HiO residence and on, l.ii.L-ciM street. V? V. H.irger. Jt.Vill biuigabnv, 7..". Twenly-seconil avenue east. Veterans to Have Oregon City Meet Dr. Bcardsley Speaks An address ou obstetrics by Dr. (Irjnt S. Uenrdiley of Lugene was Ine feature of the meeting of the Man n r t,.,n..ul a.-ieiv at its la-it uieetm .if lbe tear iu faleui last night. Visiting Mother ... V e .L- I. ..I. w. II. D.llard. beau oi ine !, selin. 1 of Sterling City, Cal.. i" . I iie-i nf his mother, Mrs. S. J. Hill ird, this week, lie was formerly coun ty school superintendent of the Lane , .'uinty schools. j AdminKfrator Is Named , ' M. D. llissfll, son of the late Leah j K. Missel, has been named ndniini-- j tutor of the estnte, according to an j Tier filed today in probate court by J td;e ('. p. Ilarnard. The estate ha! i abie of f,VXHI. Leaving For Portland Mrs. Hen K. Keeuey and her niece Norma Talaferro are leaving today f"t Portland where they will attend toe rKe (uow aud also visit with relatives. Leave For Summer Home P. K. Snodgrass, president of the l'ii-t National bank, accompanied by M: Sn,lgrasa has lefr for I'oujade nit at the Snodgrass summer I"'!..,' for a few davs. H're for Summer WilLs It, Link has returned t" Ku-J K-iiiie to spend the summer with his Ptd-nts, Mr. and Mrs. David Link, i H has just finished a year of work a' l Iregon Agricuiaura! odlege. R'tarnt From Vacation - l Mirine Conley, employe 'f the K;j,ne In and Savings bank. ha 'turned from her mention pent it The annual state encampment nf the tlrand Army of the Itepnhlic w.l he held nt Oregon fit)' June -t. -t and , , i Those entitled to rruueen ra.... n., rates inn obtain certificate by apply iiur In W. F. Tromp, eominaiKlcr .1 W. tieary P"t, ti. A. It. Kngen, will probably be selected for the next annual encampment of the state I.. ,v It., according to several '"""b"r "J the post here. It is probable that an invitation to hnv. the annual ses sion come w ill be extended at, Oregon fily. Sugar Price at Ketinery is up Announcement nf a ten-cent ad vance in the price of sugar at the re (i,ry wns.re,eived in Lngen. Mar n,, price .h:mje is from o..t t" ' f b refinen, tl" message satii. ' Th. prbe rise will take effe-t on Thursday morning. ' WHOOPING COUCH REPORTED SPHlN'il'IKLD. dune 1i.-l"-(in.Th,e, ca-e. "'h"l"n ... . have been reported Dr. W. II. ! -Iar,l. city physician of Sonn.li. ld. I he , daughter, of Mr. and '"' Putnam are .pi.r.n.ined for the I . .ireet. The thirit esse " . Jied. the dnc,orssi.l this jm-r--- Thone ft. E. S'evena for pun' """ N,, i'ort. Leave For Riinrock Mrs Itaiinond Torrey Slid '"rdon h.ve gone to Usinrock where '"v are visiting st the home nf M' ':i'in Lowney for s few dais. Son Up River I;l;h D. t'asey, pt ,fe..or in th ' 'rait j .cbonl' of jMiirnaiism. is Who is the WIFE of the Centaur 7 The Truth, The Whole Truth, And Nothing But The Truth In Every M. & W. Ad. Today And Every Day! Summer at Last! Now for Happy Vacation and Outing PlansNow to Test the superiority of McMorran & Washburne Merchandise Service and Values! Whether your vncnlitm fakes vim to the most rustic ciinip or sniiirt summer hotel, you will uoeil correct clothes ami accessories. You will find them here in models of approved line and smart simplicity. Hathimr suits, dainty frocks for summer days. Clever new sports hats, sports skirts, sweaters, riding habits, camp togs. Satisfying iu styling, fabric and pricing. See the speei;i! Willamette street window display of nil that's new in outing togs. "COOLKST FLACK IX TOWN TO SHOP" iflmwmng' H?W ftlsl st.1iosi.v We turtre the nevee-st colors $1 50 the pair I A s'-A Visit the Big Basement Gift Shop All sorts of distinctive little gifts for .lime weddings, birthdays, bridge prizes, etc. And all bo inexpensively priced: A complete department. Smart- Riding Togs such as These will Increase the Pleasure of the Canter. - Riding Habits $49.50 AND VV TO ?R5 Beautifully hand tailored of high grade imported woolens and covert cloth. Rein forced with suede leather. Styled on smartest lines. Linen Riding Togs Iireechrs 5.95; sleeveless jacket $3.05 Corduroy Riding Breeches $8.95 Tweed Knickers !?4.!IS .ordurov Knickers $.").', Id Among ihe Styles for JULY The basque dress with full skirt Circular flare in front Raglan sleeves in peasant style Sectional apron in fancy outline An unusual V shapes jabot Now on sile at our Eutterick Department Vantines Oriental Incense Fragrant New Odors CONFS 2Se. Wisteria. SandHwood, 1 ot'us' Rose. Violet and Tine. POWDERS Joe box. Same odors. Also larger sized boxes In both cones nnd powder. Vantines Temple Incense Burning Powder 75c Box jeliehtftil lintfrlni? odors of Sandle-wood and I'atch. A Epulis Printed CREPE FROCKS A Group of Higher Grade Dresses Repriced to Incltuled in lliis lot of youthfully styled printed erepo dresses fire models from ' Peggy Paige" "Miss Man hattan" nud "Korrect" makes. All dresses if the better sort that nro seldom to bo had for less ihnn ifr.11.7r). A wide choice of becoming styles and colors in every size fi io 4G. Just the smnrt little summer dresses Hint will make you appear your best at the beach, the mountains or traveling. New 42 Inch Coat Sweaters $16.95 VKKY SMAl.'T Beautifully fashioned of finn Itnyon and Mohair mlxea. men color combinations of huff and tancerlne. This is the now style such as one will see wefrn extensively at every jatlierittK of smartly attired women this summer. Sleeveless Sports Sweaters ALL SPECIALLY (JK QK PKK'Kll tyO.XJU A feature solllnc nf sweaters selllnR up In ts.no. Button front stylos In all wool nnd Hayon and wool toinhjiintlons. F.vcry bright color for sjKirta wear. 4 0 Peter Pan Sweaters SQ.J5 Tailored Suits Lowered in Price to $jQ.75 Indeed no summer wardrobe can claim in be even near completn without one of theso villi! Iltt! sweaters with IVior P colinrs nnd' cuffs. Alt wool and fibre nnd winds. I'lulii colors wltli hrlKhily conlrast ine colinrs nnd cuffs, snmn with lilts of lacing, pockets or novelty belts Isut-h as jikturcd) to tnlianco their smartness. Chie, mannishly tailored suits from the house of "Kenyon." Jligh grade, all thoroughly pre-shnrnk wool fnbries in n choice of rich light grey and tan mixes. Beautifully silk lined. Hand tailored through out. idkaj. suits ron -rnAV- M.iNO. UV TUAIN, l)AT OU MOTOH. Ssilts such s you would expect to pay from fih in 35, yet thosn nro only J1U.76 now! Second floor. "Oceans" of Color-Glorious Summer Cottons That Will Emerge From Many A Tubbing As Fresh And Pretty As The Day You Buy Them. y 3G-In. Glen Fast Fibncs vniin T.a Suisse 54c Yard dP.n Vnrrl a rl'-nslng selection of the popular raised dot patterns as well n nov-lty figured flower designs, instinctive patterns nil. Striped English Eroadcloth $1.50 Yard A handsome group of th" much wanted broad vividly colored striped' so favored for sum ,r wear. The beautiful colors r uncon ditionally guaranteed last. New English Prints 50c Yard cbeerv fresh looking morning frocks and . I. ..,, anil rnmtiers Will pcrsy nine pa, , : .. . , , emerge '! See thill, today. roon print ftheer falrylikn ditnl'ies and flaxons with most satisfactory -wearing and laundering qualities. Dainty roseimd and novelty flower and dot patterns. Yard wide. Charming Normandy Voiles 48c Yard I'lciiso note hes are genuine "Nornnnd'y" ,ii1c Look for the nnfflo on the selvaga. Many fascinating Hock dot patterns. Dots guaranteed color fast. Kvery wanted color "Honan" Colored Pongco Now $147 Yard Onulno Kooan finest Chinese ponges In a wide choice of clear prc'ty color, for Slim mer blouses, frock-, line-Tin and kiddles dresses. Kill I Indies wide. Special II 7. What Shall I Have lor Dinner Tonight? Xo longer need you ask yourself this wearisome, ipiestion day after day. Dozens of tempting menus hundreds of delicious recipes are nil planned und laid out for you in THE NEW BUTTERICK COOK BOOR. on m1a at our BUTTERICK COUNTER This Week i Basement Sale Of Japanese Rag Rugs Ki.e 24 in. x 4 in. Firmly woven wsshnbl rag rugs th you will need for the summer home, the hath room, porch, etc. All gnyly colored. Jiasy to wash and very serviceable. On io In tno basement stor 11 0 each. 27jFi1 WOOL JTI1UK Jtl'dS 11.59 Sl.OOea. 7 Piece Lemonade Sets $1.85 High grade thin blown glasfware. Kvery pic, clear and perfect. You II want a set for cooling summer drinks. CLASS" S1ITKKS 5c Refrigerator Butter Dishes Mb SiK Re 2!h flZK '' Will k-ep bul'er sweet and fre.h during hcttc.t summer weather, of smooth cb-ar glass. -Basement. Summer Toiletries That Insure Perfect Grooming Bonnie B Talc Powder 25c Can K.jtra large site can In delightful tiar.lste oder. Bou-Tona Bath Scent 35c ... A refined Injury for the bath Liquid Mabeline 75c Large Size Nonspi oUc Nonspi Is delightful and effective deodorant and antiseptic New Paste Rougo 75c Jar Meal lip and cheek roug for summer. Water do.. n-t effect It. Ileum. ed with mid rreim. Polar Club Electric Fans $4.25 Dependable, Dltlii fans id'eni for office .desk ami home use. All the refreshing brecia of surf whipped bemhes with the, "I'olar flub." Ice Cream Freezers $2.00 -New Standard- 1 .marl Ice, frsnitt "reJ er.. turn, easily, freer.es nilUKlV. the freezer for home use. Special tarda viamp ottni hmcnt. Phone 4 Phone 4 lit
