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About The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1929)
o JnlV f.1929.! THE TTTTftgyE TOTAL RAIWFftLL IN mth t toUl precepttatloa of 8.B1 hehes. June. IS. l a,.J rslnlest June on record at the local weather office, awordini to Gerard M. (SeBroekert, weather ohserrer. la 1928 there was .18 of an Inch of rain In June; In 1927, 1 .5 ! InchW in iOM. .23: la 1925. 7; and In 1924. M I of an Inch, .records for the pat fire yesns show. There were 12 clear days. 11 partly i i .1 A .....n 1 nil H T Ml T ciouay nor". pu t - - during the month, the report snows. The prevailing wina ior wee northwest and the mean tempera ture 00.4. Althocth err7 one thought Son day's heat waa probably the greatest for the month, the maximum reached only W, according to the weather of fice, la the report giren Monday morning, the Willamette river had dropped to m'nna .1 of a foot. The rirer did not drop below aero during June, the monthly report aHQOUKU 11 u.unu uuti wu..t time of year. The highest mark for ine nrer aunni iuc uiuuwi feet and the lowest 0. In June, 1928. the rirer'a hlgheet mark waa .8 of a foot and the lowest, minui .6; In 1927. 3.8 and 1.1: In 19M, .5 minus 2; in 1925. 4.8 and 1.8: In 1924, 2 1 of the new medicine Is being sold I Th leniational menu of Sir- Son hit becotns the talk of tht iuc trulc. Carlotd after carload JOHN 0. SPENCER of Its rtmarkablt hi 1th -building powra continue to spread. Teoa of uouaand of jxoplo bav taken this reroaiUonary medlrln with the mm( aatonlnhing and gratifjinc ntulta, and well-known men and women from all walka of Ufa tiara teetlfUd In the public prtma to Ita wonderful merit Tha following enthtiRlaitJc rat taent waa made hjr John 0. Spenrer, of 4P8 Hlilr-thlrd Are., Weat Allla, Witwuukee, who for thirty yea re waa rdrelr eniaged In the commercial and HHo life of that Ht. but who recently retired from artire bualneaa to derot more time to his real aetata hoMIoga In Wst Allla. Wlc, and Florida. Mr. Rnenoir baa Hred In Mllwmikee forty-flre yeara. la well-known and highly esteemed. Be saJd; "I am learfnir for Florida In a trw days and will take fmir hot tie of Ranron with me. I don't Intend to be without thia wonderful medl dne. "For the pant year T hare been fn wretched health, euffrrlnjr from rheumatism and other troublea on account of an Inactlre llrer. prln eipallv. I lost weight rapidly and my strength waa ebbing away. I waa constantly troubled with lndlgeatlon and constipation. "I Mt a marked Improvement after r.iy first dosea of Ssrgon. Thre bottlca put me In wonderful condition. My appetite la splendid now, my dlgeatlon la sound. I hum rained fn pounds an my strength hsa returned In proportion. I'm go ing to continue- the treatment, of course, for I wouldn't bo without Bsnron" Rargon may be obtained In Kugena at tha Tiffany-Daris Inig Co. PRINCE OF WALES' WIFE? f I f 4 t r t " 'Mi u.v. .k.. eh.. n sosslo In tha resort that Edward of Walea and hie pretty aooend eoualn, Prlnceaa Ingxld of Swaden, plo tured above, ar to beoem ensagsd thle month. Her visit to London has been extended eeveral weeks until the close of the social season. Queen Mary herself haa auperviaed the redecorating and furnishing of u..n.KMiink umiih. whera tn. Hrinoe win nvo siwr imnvm bride. and the demand (rows daily as word sod one foot. Following is the chart of msilmum and minimum temperature! and the amount of precipitation for June. 192H: June 1 . 2 . 8 . 4 . 5 . . T . 8 . 0 . 10 . 11 . 12 . 18 . 14 . 15 . 10 . IT . IS . 10 . 20 . fi: 23 . 24 . 2ft . 20 ., 27 ., 28 . 2-.I ., 30 . Max. Min. Prec. , 62 , 70 68 . 65 65 68 62 60 67 66 74 , AO 74 77 68 62 62 64 60 81 70 70 84 00 78 70 84 75 77 84 trace .24 .00 .81 .60 .80 trace .51 .02 .12 .10 trace .00 .08 .54 .03 .05 .03 .15 .00 .00 00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 HOUSES, STEERS Th T,ane count t fainrrounds were busy as the prorrrbial beehive won- MAMMY'S CABIN CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS 75o Yt Sprlnoer an Toast, GDo Phona 8778 War on Weed is On in Lane County leans county's war on noxloua weeda, and against the Canadian this tle and wild morning glory In par ticular, la being pushed rapidly to ward Ita conclusion, according to U. B. Fletcher, county agricultural agent. Orders for calcium chlorate and so dlum chlorate, tha poisons used In combatting tha pests, are being re ceived by tha count; agent dally. The lane county court haa taken ll'i pounds of sodium chlorate and 100 pounds of the calcium chlorate but this has already been apportioned for use. Parsons wishing to secure the chemicals may place their ordera at the office of Uia county agricultural Forestry Course At Butte Finished. Tha short course of tha Cascade i national forest for the employee of the summer term closed Haturdsy aft ernoon, and was pronounced the most successful course In recent yesra by N. F. Macduff, supervisor. More than U men took the courses in fire fighting and other courses given to prepare the men for the summer work. Addresses were given on the following subjects: Hsnitatlun and stream protection, Dr. Woolley j law enforcement. Alia Mtig, district attorney; tlrst aid, Mr, Kiifj and Mr. tSmall : and a foresirr film shown by V. H, Fuller of the state forester's office. day murnliiK as final preparations got under way ror tno Dig ourin oi juij rodeo celebration to be held there un der the auspices of the Lane County Fair association. Wednesday and Thursday of this week. Dove Anderson's bucking horses and ateera worn be ine moved iliio Ihe fairgrounds from paHture. where they have been kppt while plans for the rodeo were being shaped. The corral in front of the grandstand is being re paired to hold the untamed animals who arc expected to make plenty of trouble for Anderson's cowboys. berernl of the outlaw horses who made whoopee before the atnnds at the I jane county fair last fall will be ready to perforin again at the Fouth of July rodeo. These include Aimee, a bay mnre who certainly can kick un her hnels. A number of exnert broncho and steer riders and setter bultdoggers are arriving early this week to take part in the rodeo. Jim iawson, ornciai announcer lor the Lano county fair, will handle the megaphone at the rodeo. Anderson will tie in general charge of the rodeo events, which have been arranged un der h direction of Mabel II. Chad wick, secretary of the fnir association. The first rnden nrocratn will ho on Wedncadny afternoon at i :80 o'clock. On Thursday afternoon at the same hour another nfternoon program will lane place, ann on inursriny eventpg a rodeo D ror ram will he intersnernpd with flreworka and other fenturea. Iticycle races, a dog race, and other features will provide v.irietv for the afternoon program as well. steer riding and tmlldoggt.ig, bron cho riding, trick riding and other rodeo features nre planned. Particu lar interest centers In the probable performance of two wild buffaloes, brought here from Yakima bv Ander son, which will be ridden in the rodeo arena. All nroceeds from the rodon wHll ri toward mnking a bigger and better I.ane county fatr late in Avrut. MADE IN IUOKNI Rubber Stamps V TH VALLEY PRINTING CO. 76 W. BROADWAY PHONE 470 Automatic Electrlo Oil Burners complete line can Install In good furnace. See these before Buying. H. W. Whltfl Electrlo Co. V Willamette St. Phona 254 Father of Eugene Woman Die Sunday Word was rplr.d bere fliindur of the death of Kmil Vnmtnellorf. father of Mra. I.ouls Waldorf of 4fvt Fifteenth avenue east. Kug-ene. in Portlsnd on Sunday mornlne. Mr. Wommelsdorf hnd been III for nevernl months. Mrs. Waldorf has been in I'crtland for serral verbs. Mr. Waldorf, of the W.ldorf P.lm hop. left Monday for Portland for the funeral of hi. father-in-law. SHUR-ST0P FIRE FIGHTER Automatlo Fire Equipment Co. 691 Willamette L. J. Smith, Diet. Mgr. Phone 1977 BETSY ROSS BREAD Made with Milted Milk sad Slow Billed K0RN BAKING CO. BRIN YOU it work te Hot man'a where the beet of worAnanehlp costs no mora. Watchmakers and Jeweler. 7M Willamette. Mrs. Weds OsRyoas. 8tyle Kraft Shop and Ureas Ifnapltil. Phone 215J Permanent Waves RneWsl pertssnent mn tS font pleto. We sJso give the new CHO- i Ql IN'Ol.H WSTe With nnrl.ri. ..,.(. I.Mur. Hbelton, Leon, Krederlca and Ktigrne warea. MJIJ.H BKACTT SnOP Tiffany Hldf. phone 10W e) . Caultabls Ssvlags 4 Lean Ats'a. Office, lit Natl. Ilk. Hld. Phone 121 -e ATD-K ItT Srrrloe (!,rit new Junction of .MrKentle and Pa Hfio. Complete auto .erTlce. Jack Rockwell. Spr. lip, ( lark Aydelott. SIOMANrKUINSlKANCE ATD-E-UfT SKRVIC'E fiARAOK. new uiitB. iiTrkoITT-r-13. Now Located In Miner Building Why suffYr from pye strain or paiij when tJio proper plnssos will inaki. you happy, wutppy and woll, Make Appointments Whenever Poaslble wivxriNitnnibHT v(euft vita HiKsa aios. onoNt sea aST ,R04tMr4V mm Jgtfut 31 I.faw cU rrow ers bk risected so atkoad the Oreum state cloTer seed ronfeieace to be held Friday, July 12 at Orecen State coUeire, CorrBllis at 10 o'clock in the morninu for tke puraew; of tke roe slderlnii the posnibility for the raie Inl of the quarantine now existine in the eat on tlie Oregon clover Herd crop, according to O. 8. Kletchcr, county aariculturnl airent. A marketinic policy for Orciron red 1 nr, tltitlon clover urower., i" and handllnr policies will be under taken at the conference, according to collece experiment sinuun. Tl. flreeon reo cover nn i' t doct of eh eriUiJn eru marKets oecaiaew --- - buyers alle that it ha been infest ed by a fusat ojaeaa iwi - i ' " ' r.k. wester aod Siotoe, autM Mr. Myale awO. ....j i.u. of clover that is believeM t lav overcome? the dia- p.He. With tae painiaje crop on ties nnrket. it ia thought that ?he Or7 variety of clover w:U owe eiore gain popularity. TV io aaajsaw tor ta mectinc at Corvallei follows: Address, fcd (Jlovei Lxperieeewts In Dreeon I- H. A. Sloth, asaocata ronoLi of the office of for.M "rp and disea. Orw state cel-lege- addre, Tu leaulte of led Clover Trials in the Easter. L.ited States, A. J. Peters, f anhingtoa, V. c" 'nior aronomi-t of the bureau of plant industry; address, lhe Uo ver Seed Market Situation, A. 3i. Hand. Portland, Portland heed com """' addreae. Seed Weid Control. Howard Jenks. S-alem. Jenka White Seed company: address, Sd TeaUrnt and Heed If '.on, JVank Leckenby. Seattle. Charles H. Lim company: Seed Verification and :. ..; n Tt Tvslnn. oroiea- ueruiKnuou, v- 7.. tsor of farm cropa, uresu lee iTHRKPUPILSWtLL APPEJtR III REGITiL The first of a serts of five group recitals by Diano pupils of Reuben Cbarlyle Goffreiere will be given on fkturdev evening, July 8, at 8 o ciock at the McMorrun and Waaheurne au ditorium. This recital will be open to the public, which is invited to atte.d without admission charge. Appearing will be Miss Melbra An drewa, Miss Barbara Barnell, and Miss Margaret Jarrett, each of whom will pluy two groups from memory. The program will be as follows: I Roguish Sunbeams (Ogle), The Klring Kite (Aaron), The Limpid Stream (Burgmuller), The Chase (Burgmuller). Melba Andrews. 11. ha Styrlonne No. 14, Ballade No 15. Inquietude No. 28, Le Be trour No. 23 (all by Burgmuller), Barbara Barnell. . ... c.t. ol .n f3. (TTellerl. Moment of Memory iwm-ri, "v pin (Loth). Pre'rte, op. 28, no 7, (Caopin), aiargarei IV. Sweet Dreama, op. 39, no. 21 (Tschalkowsky), Swaying Pines op. IT No. 2 (Mattingly). Danse of the Dwarfs (Aaron), Slelba Andrews. . V. Jack Strewn (Rolfe), Away We Go (Terry). The Bell (U Wright) Barbara Barnell. VT. To a Wild Rose OlacDowell). Yellow Butterfliea (Kvaiw), Srrf Dance (Chaminade). Margarjt Jar rett. , SmeefW Fte&t Five lookouts have been aent out by the MUSiaw lrci m 7. of the prevention in the forest, ilio men wno were owi. H. L. Kocher, to Table mountain and Waldport district: Lloyd, Cohort, Prairie mountain; Harold Ueis, Cum mins ponk: H. W. Hoberg, Roman Nose; Mr. Frewing. Ferntop. EDWARD TRAPP, MANAGER Credit Adjustment Bureau. Ph. -6i0. We collect when others fail. Notes & accounts bought, "l 1. ci. u. r Free Plane Rides ! Offered at Roan Free airplane rides are In etgre'! for lucky persons who attend th Lane County Fair KSoclafion'a roeo at the fairgrounds July 8 aei 4, ac- cording to ennceinceejeit kf HoWs airwaya. j- Horeiae MM mi telly Ksssutet-i; ter pla. to fly ever the pandit li.l 111 !... nlM nri th tnain- wnic. wm w ,- streets of Eugene on the niornlnj" A. nt. m aVIocu ' dronnintw".L I enrds telling of the rodeo, the airt derl.T coming at the time i of the pageant, ond the plan by which freej airplanes will be given. ( At the fairgrounds an satomobFIe .' ' .1, l. rn talA nnn.. i Will Ufl ivniiiue i t.v.uuua : wishing rides to the nearby municipal xr..knH ...111 K Ib,.kj'! HIT IlflU. .-.UUlUr-.D ..... .onud for each ride purchased, and on the lnat night of the fairgrounds oro-ij gram, the evening of July 4, a draw, f iug will take place In front of the-. of rides taken, a free ride will bi tt.. -..aKHnn ttnlins 1.11.,' glVUn lO I"" uu,.,,uS .un numbers. 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