Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, May 13, 1922, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextMORNING REGISTER, EUCENE. ORE.. SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1M1 ' EIGHT I mnmrnm A Free Tube Will Be Given with Every Casing LIMITED TIME ES OF 5 STORIES PLANNED Wcthcrbcc-Walker " Furnituro Company Will Build HENDRICKS LOT LEASED Tmv. Story Ntrovturu vn Wllliuttcitt' Hot moo it Kithtli nnd Ninth tu Ho tlomt lo SI 11k o Ituom moot I hlit ItulobtoduoMM slid now the Hint highway cotnuilu,oit is domund Inn the htohoy. Word has hfoii "em lo the county couit tint It l" iiu further on am or I no co-opoi ativo mud roittiticiH bore imlll n li lotuont Is .hiudo. ACtoi ny I'vm miiii tin from Malem vAfllonlny hold bunt r.inivrni .with the court ' ai roe moot was. rvnihrd. Ah there jitiiiiMUM to ho dtmhV iih Ivt Iho legality of the Mil II W.1H agived I leave lhl iiuosium to Miv Hfr iiml JMstrtct Attorney JohnNtou, PRICE LIST (Xo extra charge for installing) Size 30x3 30x3,'4 32x3i 31x4 32x4 33x4 34x4 Fabrics 14.50 20.10 2255 25.90 26.90 27.95 Cords Tubes $2.10 S24.S5 (6 plv) 2.45 27.25 ' 2.80 3050 , 3.25 33.75 345 34.80 3.50 35.85 3.70 j Eugene Gun Store MUELLER t CONVECTOR V, nwn-e. W ....I, Ttef comfort f i n I... thaa (Uyww nn.l for V WWort. GwutMdtobarimiTmbraar 5 Lrt eschew fee tow mSOt you cwh.ve It iMtd. p HALL & SHUMWAY V. Plumbine and Sheet Metal Worlc Combined Statement United States National Bank AND Eugene Loan and Savings Bank At Close of Business May 5, 1922 RESOURCES: Loans and Discounts L Federal Reserve Bank Stock . Bonds and Warrants Bank Premises i Other Real Estate Cash and Sight Exchange - ....$.',379,670.26 6.000.00 571,878.16 .. 54,928.16 .... 19,209.00 .... 525,452.78 ?2,557,138.36 LIABILITIES: Capital Stock Surplus and Profits . Circulation .. L Deposits ..$ 150,000.00 - 114,758.63 - 98,300.00 - 2,194,079.73 $2,557,138.36 i A five-story business and office blook Im planned by Krntik It, Weth- i c rhoc nnd I Van It. Walker of I ho Wet herbee-Walker Puinlture com pany, to bo located on th sito of tho two-story block owned by the lien drioka estate mt occupied by the Hauler sporting good storo and K. Schwnntschtld'a stationery store on Tho wont side of Williimofto street be tween Klt:hth mul Ninth nvomiom Tho oM Ktructuro will bo rased lo make room for tho n?w block nnd It is ex pected that construction will start within a year. Mr. Schwanrnohtld's lea so runs for a your yet. but ho has promised to vacate tho promises as soon as ho Is Able to tot -mother lorn tton. sahl Mr. Wulk-y. yostonliiy, Tho llttusor tortlnr irootls utoro Is nlm- pl- rontlnu tho room It occ tittle Irom month to month. Ti'n-Ywtr lTt-Jo Ohtnlnotl Tho ilol for 10-yonr lnso on tho Hendricks lot ws contplettsl yostor j day afternoon. Whtlo no dofintlo nn ; nouncoinenrs are t ppoctol that tho Wotherboo-WAlker Kumltnro i company will putvhnso tho lot nt the i cxrnition of that time. The lot In 4fixlfc foot In dlntep i ion The old hnlMInc Is two stories hish for a fllstanco of nhonr SO foot : Mck and one story hish from thor t tft the allev. The tinner floor Is o- toiiDled by off Iron. Attorney lnrk I Pltyeu has hud his offlco ther for ; thir-1 of a penturv or more. i Tho furniture rompanc will occupy the basement, the first floor and tho i mextrintn floor of the new Mock n!d Mr. Walker, and the outer floors will he devoted to offices and possi bly a Wee hall. Mr. Walker said ; that the officers of one of tho lodKo ; of the city had spoken to him about such an arransvment. Work lo IU M;ixlTti ! rians as to the stylo-of the now buitdm? are a yet Indefinite, tuild ! Mr. Walker, but he stated that it would be faced IU pressed brick al though it mttcht be. of concnate con struction. Ho Mud It ht pUniied to erect an entirely modern bulldtnK not unl' In nppearauce un the cxioriur but in all of u aitpointmonts. It will b tsjulppfd wkh troiKht and i.tsaen Kvr clovutois iind othvr inudctn cuii vonlencca, Th rapid Increase In the business of the Wetherbee-Walker Kurntturc company has m-cessl luted tnkiriff this step, Mr. Wnlktr auid. The present ijUurU'ra In the Brown block at the corner of Ninth avenue oust and Oak street and in tho buildlnir adjulninic are badly congested und It has becoms a. great p rob twin how to take care of the business thrre. Mr. Walker said that the Brown building will bo ro ' turned for some time ft tho firm has1 a letute on It that does not expire for a number of years, Dean Walker bought out Urauer and Conley three years uro next July and Frank Wethorbeo bought on in tore.it In the store about a year and ' a half arro. They have met with sue ; ecu- and state that They have con ft-! i dnce enouKh In the future growth, ; of Kui-ene to Invest their money in I such a building as they axe planning.; Mr. Walker said that they will 'have the lnrxt furniture more In the state outnide of Portland when, 1 they occupy their new block. I The old building which -I to br I raxed wn erected over 30 years niro a d wan nt one lima occupied by the ' First Natlonnl bank. j SCHOOL PflSEANT PLANNED in Tin-: toy siioi"' to hi-: M'ii:i NKXT I'ltlKAV MliHT 'niiiiwiiii iuiiin win ri m- Uriil rrtMluitlr.il WrUlrii li) .M wi (i:ml) l eiikllii A u.iiriMnt. "In iim Toy U. win bo atuitvtl nl ll rnii.v im-m Krhttv nti.lit liv tho ihidHm of ihi nihlitK dm nrlKtol untlor tlu tllrorlloii of Mlw (ilivilyM IVuklln. In oliufno wt I'liV nil nlilcatlon In Ihi' W lu.iln. MIM Conklln In Ills ntltlinr t !' PU'CC. wllli'll In Html li t " f H"" prt'ltloNt UlllliCH t kltul rvi'r M't'll ln-ro. Tim i lillilixii iiik now rohwir. IllK (or llio iiKllll. BllH'll IHOliilm-n lo lu nn I'liiluimlt. luotlui'lli'll. I.vi-ry ihll.l In tho nclia.il will 1'iko """ Mri catlivr an n chiiriu'lwr or In til' iltllla. Tho noono of llio mutounl In III Tuckhuinmoi' loy hon III unmoor thuo. Kvnli Ihouitli tlo old Mhop in full of toys time inovo In mochnnliiil fithinn lh tltinoit mul tlrllu nw voi-y dltttltictivo nnil olovorly nrruiiitoil. Tho iirooMHU of llio rntorlaiiiiooin will ko toworit l.nll.lniv it foiuo iirouml llio Mctiuol iil.i.vKrountlti. ' BRONZE TUBLET TO NIHflR Local D..AV R. Will Erect Me Morial to Felix Scott dedication" planned iCOVRT MAY II K KN.It)INKl FltOM VSIXfi MAIIKKT ItOAD JTMI KAiU llmiugli Mi Kriixh Will IW " (iiuiH-iornut by ttrgnnlMitloti j In commcpoffltion of tlio flr't fr I gon ptonr n who made a trull throu.'h the McKomlo pus In (sua. tiio lewlrt and Clark chaplor of tnej laucliicri of tt;o A merit (i it liovotit Unn of Ibis city, will oint a broue j nte mortal tablet ut the crossing of tho old -oti trail at th McKonslo bridge. Tho placing of the tablet lias teen planned for some time by tho local organization and a committer has been named lo nrrnugu fur an official, dedication early next month. Although no itufinite da:o has boon set for the un veiling It is announced that it, will be hclu on a Hunday to,; enablo llio greatest number of peo. i plo to attend the reiemvny to which invitation will Ih exiendo t to all the ploncora of the sln'e. I'mgrunt to Ho I'lnuiwHl Mrs- Jlruce BoKnrl I lu chargo of the ananKemcnts fur the 'dettcotlon of the tablet which is tu be placed on n huge boulder rear the Mcken zie highway on the edge of tho for mer trail. The erection of the plaiue will be made by ottlclnln of the na tional forest sen tee who will co operate with the li. A. H. chapter lit the work. Mm. Bognrt announce that an extensive proKrnm will be pi oparvd for t he event and seveni I prominent speaker of the tat will bo obtained for the ceremony which will mnrk one of tho early historic achievements of the Oregon pioneers. KimUt lltanl In IHU3 It I planned by Ihe member of the I. A. It. chapter hero to make the affair nn nil-day celebtw'lon and draw -visitor Irom.' various parts of the Willamette valley and beyond the 3C They're Back: TonigRt In a brand new comedy sensation KOLB tu Dill IN A fi-ICIAUY WRITTEN COMEOV : BY AAMON MOFFMAS 'give-take ASEOON CAPITAL vLAE0K ft In 3 SYMPHONIC JAIZ OBCHISTM nr.' EUGENE 13th THEATRE TONIGHT MAY " Gallery (on sole at 8 o'clock) SOc Pric-Ji Floor $2.00 or $10; Balcony $2.00, $1.50 or $1.00 (Add 10 tax to each scat) SEATS ON SALE 10 A. M. TO 9 P. M. TODAY PHONE 361 Cottage OroTC Pwile .Viinouiiw Tlmt Thi-y Will Start Suit Moiu-y llrld l p VntU Conn I)crltl. Anuilnw. Injunction procpduiKH nt;uln.st tho Iine county court aro ihrmuoneil by I a numlier of rcttlilontti of Collnco ' (Jrovo If the court irouci;l to oxpond any morn nionoy from tho market road fund on the I'aoilic hishwny, ac cording to word received by tho court from Cottuge drove ycnlerday. I Tho court l.udKCUd I3.OT0 of tilt markot road fund of I-ano county tor different plecen of work on tho l"i l-j flc hishwny this year for the reanon that there wcro no other fundn avail able for the county'a share to com-I plcto the highway through the c ounty. A portion of this aum wu allotted to j tho overhead croiuilng at McVeigh point, which has been oompleted. and the rest to tho erection of the bridgo nt the northern limits of Cottage j (irovc and to build tho highway: through that city, I Pminiv .itultrn C. P. Barnard said! yesterday lhal these two projects will bo hold up until tho circuit court In Polk county decides a parallol case. A decision is expected to bo made In a few day. .ludgo liarnard In explaining the court's reason for allotting n portion of tho markot road fund to tho high way Is that there was no bond money available, the general fund was oil al lotted olscwhoro and tho court doom ed It a wise expenditure of funds In asmuch os tho state was expending seven or eight dollars to the county's ono on tho projects to which tho county money was nllotted. IfiOiO BILL IS UNSETTLED VO AOIIKEMKNT ItKACIIKD AT CONFKIIKNCK YESTKKMAY Question ot Iogullly of Claim of buito Commission ffl to Attorneys v The qucBtlon of the legnllty of n hill of approximately 0.0(IO which tho stato highway commission claims Is due It from Jann county for grad ing a portion of the Pacirio highway through this county was loft, after n conference here yesterday, to ,T,' M. Devers, counsel for tho commission, Innd Clyde N. Johnnton, district ottor I nev of fnne county. This Indebtedness was contracted In 1019 and 1B20 by a, former court when tho hlghwny commission began to pave tho Pacific highway throuah Lane county. It was the onilerslnnil ing lhat tho eounly was to pay for Uto-frradlng and the stato for tho sur facing. At Hint time the county hud no money for this purpose nnd the county court mndn nn agreement with tho commission that H would pay the sum nt n Inter dale. Nn provision has over boon mode to McKcllllo summit In Inkn pari III Die oilliliil unveiling. Many uf llio ore koii nlnneors are sllll hsi who wro lu llio stiito wlion llio null ws lli"l vmlui'od hy I'VIIX Hcolt III ISOS III nrdor iii drive herd of rnltle fioni I'nllfiiriilA lu The I wiles, Hoiill no iiotillng lo Ihs room-its of old nroson broultlil llio hold m'llisa llio MUkliius from tliu soiilll unit lo ol lo his dos lliuillon at The I'nllos wllhmit going lo I'nrihiml nnd up th Colinnl'ln river tli nle iar Kuuoim mul lilnnod llio trail through Ibn t'lIM u IIioii loiiirnoil fur his horvl. Tim hromo Inblel will b Ihe eo olid iiioniiiiial lunik thai has been plucod lu Ijinn county by the l. It. chapter. In imtl. Mia liruco Ho snrt ir-aoliled n tablet tu llio uignll laatlou which was plncod nt llio pros i iU site of Hie now ovorlioml oriwslng noar MluliiKflolil. II Is collod Iho I'mololl iiiomorlnl and liuiiKs ino pot where llio lleii.lrli'ks ami uris- low fniullloa, early Oioiroii plonoor.. tiiado Iholr first I'amp Hi wine CillllllV. oniisMK Tor Ymr l'.hiliil IHciilon onili'oiiilng tho plans fur tho iloillonlloil event on Iho MoKoiiilo hlshway was held yesterday after noon during the niollng of the chap ter at which uKlcers for the enuln year wore electod. There are now 6 lil.lllbers Bllllliilod Willi tho chapler horo. Til ottlcors nniiiod were: Mrs. Mary llmtnon, rogoiil; Mrs. Illancli WllloURlihy. vleo-rogontj Mrs. I;d wlua I'niMor, rocoidlng iK.crt.lary; Mra Kmiiis Itrtmdiigo, eorro.poiiillug soorolary; Mrs. t'om Morgan, treas urer; Mrs. Iloula Morgan, rogll.lrnr: Mrs. tloorgln (liUirap, liimoruui Tluvo dlroctor. wote nlnu named, Mrs. Kiilma Wllkma Mrs. Albert McMurphoy and Mr.. Kloronce I'leive. The members alno dlcus.ed the pon slbllity of holding a, colunlsl ball noiiio lime net niilumn as the frn lllre of Iho social program of the organisation. LABOR DEMAND IS HEAVY MH'AI. KMIMitlYMKNT 1M.Att 111 i'i:oii.K in Hist; vi:kk Tho week report of the local office of the fulled Htatr labor bureau shouod that 111 people h-td horn far- olnhrd emidovmeitt hero tlurlitrr the luist week. Mill and ramiwi with 63 linn placed furnished tho largest do maud. The men worn placed In position a follow: Korm, 6: carpenters, i . hlpT-, casual laborer, 1: rum mnn laborers. S&; mill and cantp. 63; millwrights. 1; alesnin. 3; rpgin eera, 3; firemen. 4. Women were plufrd In t he. following posit I'm Wnltresso. ; housowork. II; cooks t. The demand for labor this spring how a oo!tsstdrrthl ItirreaM over tho same period In i year. BANK DEPOSITS ARE HIGH! NIIAIU V NIX MIMdOV iM.l.lsAUSj i IX TIIHI:K INSTITn'tONH Tho total deposit In the three ! banks of Kugono at the clone of busl i ne-te May & wero &.poo.;o3,a. no- ml i it to the publlnhed reports r t!w banks. Thin it Int s t rearhe the bluh imiik : nttalutd about two years nuo nnd Is j titken by tho bnttker as un Indication 1 of n return to normal conditions. The in or nse In dr posit during the! print o day ha bon apprwT4iniaily I i:oo.uoo. Values From Oar Busy Hosiery Department The Newest Shadei in Women' Silk Hoie $1.75 Hfiitlifi- Cirn.Vs nnil Hruwiis, Nmlr-, (Iiay, l.n duv.iti niu lllai'k. The uniin lrst ItmkiiiK silli lme (or wimicn, i',K.Kn drop slitoli, nnil plain mylt'sHcnii lasliloii of ptiu. ilin;u ami silk nml (due ; nil sizes. The pair $1.75. Buster Brown Silk Hose, $1.25 The lipst lioso value today nt tlie pi iie. The (nvoi iic niiiiinK (joiul tlifsri, coinliiiiiii( nppfiiraiui' with long warim, ipialitlfs. 1'iiic thir.nl silk, lisle heels, loo and tups. All ,iMl $1.25 pair. ' Women's Fibre Silk Hose 75c Pair NpU'iiiliil (iiaiuy ni ik nose in nine, wcais ami I,, lit A spH'iiilid iiialily mik nose in nine, wean ike tlie more rxprnsive sons; siiapcil lo 1st. trim iinkinu anklet; lisle heels, toe and tops. All slrs, the pair 75c. Children's Dress Hose 35c Pair lluster llrowii I. isle Hose (or children ; line rilihrd, A vcrv ihiiahU. iieat-appi'arinK hose, in Inown or hl.u k; all sics, 5 to 10, .15c pair; 3 (or $t.tX). Children's Cotton Hose 25c Pair Medium iih. sturdy cotlon hose, with doul.lc heels and iKi. while, hrowu and black. All sizes, pair 2.V. The Finest Showing of Kiddies' Sox 35c Pair Kver so many color combiiialioii in fancy top, are uffrrnl at this price, llidi lustre (iiiish, double heels and tors. ,i( sox that will match the new dirsscs mid wa-.li suits; nit siJ, 5; ; to 'J.'i, the pair .15c. Others are here at 5V. Thrce-ipiartcr sox, libhrd tnpj, plain colors, 5'A; pair. Saturday's Grocery Economics Kancy t'reaiuerv Ituttrr, lb . 33c 15 lb. Siiar .." 9Sc M.J. II. Codec, I lb Sic J lbs S1.1S. 5 lbs. .. $US Medium Ked Snliiiou, can ISt Mission llrand Suar Teas , 15c 3 kc. Com Starch .., 2Sc 1'till Cream t lirrse, lb 2Sc Good size lir.ipelruit. do - 40c Fancy large Head Lettuce 10c Fresh Spinach and Tomatoes daily. New potatiim, asiar.t-j-us, radishes, rern onion,, new carrots, new turnips, brrts, rhubarb, ;reen peas, strawberries. STORED sr ,r rrT, a .T-ksEkj-T-" Try Register Classified Ads if you want results 15he CASTLE Showing 1 lo 11 p. pi. Today Tint daredevil star TOM MI Trailin" With EVA NOVAK An unusually striking role (or Tom filled with thrill and ro mance, i Also Playing AL ST. JOHN "Fast and Furioiu' A deep-sea tomedy' that tolls wjth laughter IT ALWAYS PAYS TO TRADE AT GRAY'S Assortment Gray carries an immense stock and turns it every month, hence fresh goods. Quality Gray has the best and medium grades. Price Gray's prices are low large buying power, low expense, and quick turnover make this possible. Flour Our prices still below Ihe market Crown 1 lard Wheat Fatcm, 2-1,-lb. sk.$1.10 49-lb. sack , $2.10 McKcnzie Hest Valley 1'atent. 49-11).... $1.60 Other brands nt less I Smoked Meats Cnrn-fed Suar-Cured, InrRe assortment i( Ilacon, priced, lb 25c lo 4Sc Itacon Hacks, per lb 20c and 24c Hams, lb 35c; I'icuics, lb 20c These Prices Good Every Day Next Week! For the Laundry! Crystal White Soap, 11 bars , SOc White Wonder Soap, 6 bars 25c Fels Naptha Soap 8c 10 bars 75c Gloss Starch, lb 10c Mrs. Stewart's Blueing, bottle .15c Parson's Household Am monia, bottle 28c I .MX 11c Citrus Powtler, 30-ox 20c Cereals Kcllogg's Com Flakes, I'kp; 10c Armour's Com) Flakes, 3 pktfs 25c Post Toasties, pkp 10c Cream Middlings, sack....45c Shredded Wheat, pkfj 12c Cream of Wheat, pkg 25c Crackers and Cookies Fresh Tru Illu Ginger Snaps, per lb 15c Fresh Tru Illu Crackers, 3i-"- I" 50c Fresh Tru Ulu Hiu Lunch, asst. sugar coated, II).. 20c (Just the thing for lunches) Candy Chocolate Peanut Clus; ters, lb .'.25c Fresh Peanut Brittle, lb.20c Broken or Satin Mix, . per lb 20c Soft ; Center Chocolate Drops, lb Gum Drops, II 20c Jelly Beans, lb 20c l 25c Soda, A, & H pkg 9c 3 pkgs -25e Matches, box & Salt, 8-lb. sack 1 Catsup, Del Monte or Libby's, pint bottle 30c Cocoa, 2 lbs 25c Jam, glass 1 Dairy Products Fresh Milk, bottle c Best Cream Cheese, lb 28c Small Cream Cheese, lb.. 2Sc Brick Cheese, nmdc in Kugene, lb ,S Armour's Milk, 'can 1 Fresh Country Butter, ll.35c Extra Fancy Netted Gem Potatoes Delicious Boiled or Baked Per 100 lbs. $2.00 All of our Egg guaranteed strictly fresh every one b candled I Pullet eggs, 2 dox.35c fancy large eggs, doi.22c. Toilet Soap Palm Olive 3 bars 25c. Cremo Oil 2 bars 15c. Special Assortment , 2 bars 15c. Best Cane Fine Granulated Sugar 15 lbs. $1.00; 100-lb. sack $6.50