The Eugene guard., July 01, 1925, Image 2

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THE EUGfcNE GUABD
Wednesday Evening, July 1, 1
U.-e.iiiint, ai.d J. II. M'Kinley, "
! i.rr Tiie lrl "f d.reewri tliii f'"
I include: J. It. JI.Kr. K. V. HlireM.
iir. Julio ll"e i"l H B. ltulb. ,
! uffi.io member retirinf preildent.
I Till' IJ'IIIK 1'" " "" r'V,r'
i to be In W !'p wek from iwlar :
'July 15 n ' '''"'!
I iiirnibem. Til' Mom i J"'" "" b" " j
' ..( tin 1. -M- ' . -v 'iiii"ir
ej Kill be pni'l, and prizca otfer'd iu I
ruoninj raven nd burton content'-
There n il! be l" roiling contenu in i
the forenoon. I
Viewers Approve
New Chezem Koadj
"The Jew Irrm 'don't' i
pli"d, l.etrrr," ili'riarfil lr. A. V
ijJiUiiweinn', no l mI anthroli.Knt,
of Nw York, tn itjinmiug i) the "..
tnhut f Fremt lo , lw-muiln
" 'lfifUt'n to rrprcMfcu-iiii, wlnu,
aT'rJi(jj l 1 lie Ffiniuo tiir . mi
Vrrnk out in UiiKrN.wi form inr'
Th tul of rtun-BW-n, uf the W-c"Hc-ifiii
miu'l, wt the grrnif t
, i-oDirilmtioD .! th ramuiia iKrio'
Bih,l saul lir. ;li-iiweUT. 1 1 j ni
bn inn.) uf Hie uiriitul li'T-
df r of -r"iia, r rul Imi u.d mm n
lo liiiux liii wrM out into lf life'''
of unler(jin'linK, from the old
dark puriijinitai iuaa of rrti .n
uf all idfaa on Una aubjert, Jr.
J?mmrr piiutrd out, Jtjr frfitu the
world from worry oo thi aubjprt, liv
ing lina bru mud much more cm-
Jurliihte, ft wna alatid.
Freud d m iiMiratt'd thai ihtt '-on-acioiia
mind ta only a part of fvru a
no nun I cilxtatUT, nit) I'r. (i'ddi?
wir, and the (mb-couaiiuuK
mind, which vtuallj- pUya a lurjc
part in lilf, .oi) to be very
important. Although Freud pin era u:i
undue ni::-!fHiiis no sex, bia finding
bTe wert f gri'iit vnlu, it wan
llfiH ft.
CritirlMiiH -f Freud made ly lr.
Onliieiiwelfier were tlint in bis pvhi
analyaia the noriunl and al.iionn il
jbafcn of operation were not !ti
fl'iitlflrd dearly eimuitli. and that Ida
ront'f'pt ( tbe hiuorlance 'f tibliun
tion and other piinia wni iw'unf
ahle on Rtiiue point.
,.l h,tK,-hiM at 5
dinner f'dlowil
K ynit re 'lie of the L''KI motoriat.t
wl.o applied f'-r li':ee. nt th U-t-
f if f m (tfru-e, hum are noM-rms. way
your lteene bid Hot yel arriri"!,
Sh. riff 'J aylor miKHii "'t you p'iy
Ihf ffire and fill "t another blark
allowing that y u are owner of til?
car.
More than -K npi'li'-ationa are b--ItiR
belli at th' a'.irriff'a offiep nwiiil
ina Ibe arrival f the i.pplirania woo
j filed 1 he hi.
A toiftl of '-H lireriai-a huvf Inert
Inmh'iI t Imik fur ut Hie aheriff offire,
aeeordini to Mini lieululi Weaver,
iti-l-'iiy therifr, r.nd the initial auiipiy
of r hfaiika or rerlifirale f own
rti!ii nm out tliia HK.rniiif. A hurr;
up tfleplctie rail waa put Into the
! .... ...... ,,t .iii'a ..(fiim fnr more.
Iiliinka. The are now on the pre-,
it waa rrportrd, and will Tea''l Ku
grne by t -uiorrow inurninK.
Search Starts to
Find Wreck Driver
COAST PLANE BASE
(Continued from pagt out)
parlmeut of agridittura la furuiahitu
reirrve officera and will pay a rer
tain (iroporiion of mainletinnoa foat.
"We expert to operate lh aajue
lait year, ttiaklni flighta oo call. Tim
Kpokaua haaa will pntro) nnrihcuM
etn Waltii'tton, norihern Idaho an I
north went a Montana: Vanruuvr
baae, aouthrrn Wnahliiglou and north
rrn Oregon; Km cue bnae, all of Ore
gon and part of uortheru California,
In th Kiakiyoti mountain; Caeri
iiunto, from HhaMa to Freano; ami
Loa Angetei, from Frono aoutli."
I.ieutrnant Hartteti wl'l liavo hit
office In tti Caorade mliotinl forfit
heaibpiartera In the poatofflra buihl
ing, wher In will ha cloaely In loin-h
with Nelniin K, Muciliiff, aupcrvia r
of the Caarade foreat, and H. K.
rlhelley, auperi'lnor of the Hiuilaw ni
tional fornt.
TH.r.AMOOK, Ore., July 1. lr.
f. Hawk, tilt, of Hay City, near
here, died today of fujurlea received
Khi-n hia automobile and a light rnupe
rollided ol the Coaat highway Sunday
afternoon. Aufhorifiea are aeeking
(eorga Willlfliiia of Tlllnmook, alleg
eil driver of the coup whom, they
ny, wllneaea acnini-d of throwing
liquor out of the coiipo following the
wreck.
Joai-ph Porker nt Tillamook, who,
with hia wife and child, are aaUl lo
hove been with Wllliomi in the coupe,
today pleaded not guilty to a liquor
chat go and waa pi need under ? 1,000
ball. Mn. Hawk, who waa with her
huahand, wai alightly Injured about
(he fare.
A fl-VVfO rex rlen-e will b? r reeled
by Mr. and Mr. I. Auguntua I'eter
on at Thirteenth avenue ent, it
waa announ'-ed today, when W. It.
linker, btiil'li-r, took out a permit for
the coiiatni'.iion work at the office of
W. 11. Alexander, riy building iu
'irt (or.
Work will begin immediately on the
new dwelling, it waa atntcd.
Other building permit granted to
day were aa followa:
J. T. Itjker, l.Vrf reni.lrn'-e, ?,?M
Second avenue Meat.
J. T. Maker, Jfl.Vrf) rehidenre, oL'I
Second avenue went.
.!. K. I. Urown. f'J.V0 reaidence,
Hj.'iU Fifteenth avenue cant. I. 1.
Heed, builder.
T
i County road viewera hav reported
favorably on the petition for the new
; t.'hezenj road lo do away wiih the
jweat fork of county roau S. MU,
; and provide service for a number
jof farmer not aerved at preneiit in
; that locality, reported Clinton W.
j Ilurd, county rninmiiner today.
Approval wag ali reported for the
C. W. Ituat rad, and the sum of t
I will be allowed for damages to the
i property of Ih wey I. Andrews.
Viewers reporting: were .1. W.
j IlcbU. Frank Hampton and (1- H
: Waggoner,
The new Strunk mad near Coburg
: wan inspected and the petition for va
S eating streeta and alleys near Sagi
! naw carried over until the next meet
I ing. Iteport win aUo made on tbe
road over the Hlachly valley.
Mr. Catching Dies
At Local Hospital
c.nr.. ('atcbinf. 09 renr old. r.f
Heventh treet, Sprinsfitld. dieil
yeiterday t the Pacific mrntian
i.mnital uf Injure, received lmt f('i
in a fall from a InMer. He.i.Ie. hi
wife. Mfda K. Tntrhirj. i '
lived by two diiMebtere. .Mrs. Jlaui.e
Florence of CharlMt-n. Wai-n.. and
Mr, Oraee Brown of .Sin Kranenci;
1 hv two nil-ton, Mr,. Mary Riddle of
1 ll'iildle, Ore., and Mr,. Olive Burk ;)f
' Wahinston; and by two brothers, El
i roer and I.ee Catchiof of North Bern.
! The remiiiuii are at the Hranntet
: ter chapel, and will be tent to Kiddle
for burial. Funeral Kervice, have not
' yet been announced. Mr. Catrhinc
i waa a member of tbe Knin'MB of I'ytl'
! ia and of the I!. I'. . E.
Phone S. E. Steven, for piano tunin-;
IXSriirTwlTH IIE.VKV THOMP.
Red Cross Service
Reaches 64 Figure
IConlimi''.) fiom p.ij" one)
von'a trooble until adviaed bv the
I'orlland Telegram. Il declared that
hia sun had nerer been iu trouble he
fure and had nlwsj a been u huid
worklng hid.
'J'lie youth had been employed in
I'ortlind for some time by I'hilli.i
Huller, a horse dealer at the North
Portland stockyards.
The father said his ton wiih rt
home during the week -end, leaving
Monday morning for Portland.
Lion Installation
Of Officers Today
Pr. !', J. Itarlle, nuwly fleeted
preaident of lha Fugena Lion a club,
waa Inatatleil In offlre today nt the
regular noon luncheon of (tin club,
aa were Ilv. ll. V, Htlvera, vlce-
Dcfcnse day Quota
Nearly Completed
The Ilefensa day enllntmeut quota
for Kugrne Is nearly completed, ac-
i cording to the announcement from the
office of Major William (1. White, to
whom tho list of urganixailons reach
ing the 100 per cent figurn la beiu
litrned over by (leorge II, MrMorran,
chit I nun i) for Defense day.
Company O reports J'JA new enlist
menia for the lfefenae teat, Head
tinrlert company Hit and Hit medical
corps I'm. In addition to these enliai
meiiia the Itebekahs and the I,atto
county graduate nurses association,
M In number, hare enrolled,
Guy Ray Booked at
Calapooya July 4
(Joy Hay and 12 of his cow boy a nr
at Calapooyn aprlnga prepared for
tbe three dnya' exhibition there July
3, 4 and 5. Mr. Kay fa a well known
cowboy and bus some of the beat rid
ers and Hock exhibited in tbn state,
including bucking horsea and cattle
and running boraes that have bei.-n
used In many big roundups.
Thirty head of wild horsea ami
cnltle have arrived at Culupooya, It I
laled by Mr. Hay, who was a visit
or in Kugene today. He says with
the new arena and race track he will
put oo a high class show. Mount uion-
Sixty -four cases are recorded fo.
the Lane county chupter of the Amer
ican Hed Croa fr the month of
June, according to the monthly report
of Mia time? Norton, secretary, i
This iixImlfH five atate loan apptica-
jtii'iiri filed; 11 government b nas ap-
plications fi.ed; three disabled mrii
. admitted to government hospital; tw.t
! men diimiKsed from sovcrnuicut hos-
pi ta I; two clainiH for compi-nsati 'M
; allowed; four civilian caaea; four
Spanish War etertui ciiaea. Hesidcs
this there were four men, seven wom
en it ml seven juniors who passed the
swimming life-aaving test,
David Dier, 78. resident of Eugene,
for .tbe pnt 15 years, died at the
home t his son, W. E. Dier, of (.'ol-:
leg Crest yesterday. H is survived
by another son, also, Frank Dier, of
( ink point, Mnniidia, He was a Civil
war veteran anil a member of the
( 'on Ri'f Rational church. The funer.il
services will be announced from the
Vcatch chanel.
WESTERN
1 VAUDEVILLE j
t I TONIGHT 2 Shows 7 & 9 j
THE ONLY ACT OF ITS KIND IN THE WORLD
HALKING'S COMEDY SILHOUETTES
ORIGINAL IN CONCEPTION NOVEL IN DESIGN
HANSON & BURTON SISTERS
THE MAGIC MAN AND HIS MAGICAL MAIDS'
EDDIE BLACK & CLAIRE O'DONNELL
CHARACTERIZING A VILLAGE NUT
SAM BEVO
"THE MUSICAL MOKE"
TAYLOR, LAKE &HYANS
A SOMEWHAT DIFFERENT REVUE
Ceo. N. Mcl.e.o.
h.niD mi)
Insurance, 8fln
OHO Olive
OREGONIAN
REVIEW
Monte Banks
In
"A Wild Goose Chase"
TOPICS
OF DAY
Too Late to Classify
KQI'ITY in ten nice lot, an fimt ny- :
incut on residence or trade for good
car. l'lione HUH Hi.'IO to ,". jyj
l'Olt ItKNT
W Mill.
l-room aiMrtinent. SOS
j) 1
HEIL1G ORCHESTRA
CHARLE8 RUNYAN, Conductor, featuring
"Glorianna" Selection by Rudolf Friml
Tlif mlnUlerlal certificate of -car
Huiikoii Dyrehorg was filed In ih-j
office of County Clerk Hrysoi, yp.
terdsy.
DANCE
MIDWAY
Dance Pavilion
Street Car Service
T0NITE
JULY 5 1
Rythm by
"THE VAGABONDS"
"Just Naturally HOT"
STARTS
July 7th
Great Lectures
Inspiring Music
The MiKado
Daddy Long Legs
Band Day
AMERICA'S CLEANEST FORM
OF ENTERTAINMENT
BUY YOUR SEASON TICKETS AT
Petrraoa Vi-Cultr tioal
Kttata. t!l ViIiiiiii
Dr, Marjr Fowle,' TnomMa
(hula Vui
W. K. MrCrnrkcn.
14TI Lonrrnca
A. D. Curtia, 11 W. Uth
Klklna Gift Kli.p
sll Willametta
Ku-entll Ihuj Ktnra.
i:o Willainetta
Tih
C'arr.dl'a I'tmrttu.-y,
Willamette
dm, fi, ft Tarry. R.
j.iKn..n Furniture Co
CO WtlUmrtta
Filrmount tlrtirery
Utll anil Moaa
',voir.nv Rtor. K U
I tan Iwaa Co T Willamette
Ktuene iMut t'o
lull WllUmetle
V VI C. A. I"i Will..,,....
ADULTS $2.50; STUDENTS $1.50; CHILDREN $1.00
125 Coolest of Summer Frochs for
the Holidays Just Ahead
One
Price
$14.75
One
Price
In Delightful New Styles
Lucky indeed will be the woman who secures one of
these lovely Frocks, for they are really extraordinary
values bmartly fashioned of soft
Crepe de Chines Georgettes
Printed Silks-Tub Silks
Flat Crepes
Sizes 1 6 to 46
Sale Printed Silks
$2.69 Yard
It takes so little to innko a cool dross
for witnn weather and the Silks in
this sale are nn pretty you will revel
in the choosinp. 4(1-ineh Crepe de
C'hineR in newest color combinations.
Values to $3.50
Carter's Rayon Silk Bloomers
$1.48 Pair
Silk Kloomors in colors of maize,
pencil or pink, (ioo.l full cut, good
quality. A before the Fourth
8ucial $MS.
Silk Vests to Match Above $1.43
i
Lingerie Bloomers
98c Pair
Uuinty colors in pretty lingerie
materials. Bountifully made, full
cut. "(ioldette" and "Painty
Maid" styles.
Cretonnes For New Coats
45c to 65c Yard
Heautiful patterns in new Cretonnes for making
the 1 1 puliir Sivort Coats.
Kiddies' Play Suits
98c
So comfortable and cool for that outing-" t0
t sijest.
It's Easy to Swim in a
"Columbia Knit' 'Bathing Suit
The original Crotehless
Swimming Suit. 'Whether
you (ire an expert swimmer
or just n "bather," you'll
enjoy slipping into a com
fortable Columbia Knit and
splashing about in tin:
waters.
Cool
COLUMBIA KNIT SUITS
ARE HAND TAILORED
Columbia Knits for Women
S5.95
Columbia Knits for
Girls and Bovs
$4.95
Sir juk
BEARD'S
Before the Fourth Special
Baronet Satin Slips $3.98
N.'W shipment of these popular Slips-plontv of
white, peach, tangerine. etc.-SKK T 1 KM
Radium Silk Slips
$3.98
t-uiP rjuahty Kadium Silk is ik,-,1 ; .1
made with "0 i.n ".' 7'' 1,1 t:,0 S"P
1 rar'C( nt colors.
Athletic Union Suits
r the eiru niul bos-si, . , r
Pre-Fourth Special-49c '
6
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88-96
Ninth Ave. West
Stanley Building Eugene, Ore.
Closed All Day Saturday
Open Friday Till 9 P. M.
THURSDAY SPECIALS
5'
Mission Bell
Toilet Soap, bar
White King Washing
Machine Soap, 4
large pkg "
Polar White
Laundry Soap, ()r
8 bars
Salad Oil,
quart jar
35
Mrs. Stanley's Mayon
naise Salad Dressing,
sr 35
Van Camp's Hominy,
No. 21 -i 6) JL
JL&2
can
Dainty Spinach,
2 12i
Caltuna Tuna
Fish,
Xo. i can
Oceanic Salmon,
No. i can
Peanut Brittle,
pound
Peterson Rye
Crisp, pkg. ..
15
15
19
Brentwood Peas
Small, No. 2 Size. Real 25c Quality
5 .. .15' .33.00
Cane Sugar,
100 pound fl Qff
sack JUOtJ
Cane Sugar,
lo
pounds
1.00
fiSi
Upton's
Coffee
can
can $1.50
Fluff Cake Flour,
35c
package
Porto
35c bottle
19
Flour
Gold Medal,
49-lb.
sack .... P-1
Crown,
49-lb.
sack ?Q.O3
Thompson's Best,
49-lb.
sack ...
12.
Radio Specials
AVc have built up 'several standard kits and will
sell this week for the cost of parts only.
Bremer Tully 5 tube "Nameless" ....
Ilarkness Keflex, 3 tube
. S75.00
. S45.0O
Silver Knockout, 4 tube JG0.00
Parts for Silver Super Portable ModM $60.00
Tarts for Silver Super Laboratory Model .... SG5.00
100 Volts Largo Size "Wot IB Battery $22.50
Bargains in Used Sets
Fada Neutrodyne, regular $75.00 345.00
Croslpy, regular $23.50 $10 CO
Globe, regular $55.00 040 00
Brandos Speaker, regular $10.50 $700
Grebe and llalowat deceiving Sets
Kola and Crosley Speakers
Padiola Super-Heterodyne Portables
Thomas I Hemeway
KADIO "XOTHIXO Kl.SK BUT"
Ml Willamette St.
Films Developed and Printed at
Th "Film Specialist"
Baker-Button
Kodak Shop
7 WF.ST 7TH
Everything Fotographic
1
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