Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, June 13, 1922, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textfl I Ill I- - 1 MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1622 I ,5 V , Tne Jantzen Store in Eugem New Clothes for Comfort ft yviutk tKousi-.ks (lunucls $10.00 .crjc $8.00 ducks $3,00 , Soft Shirts $2.00 up Straw Hals. $100 up . SyN SHI GABARDINE SUITS ( coat and trousers Fine, light weight, silk finish gabardines silk trimmed. Better than any other' hut weather fabric,' They resist Wear, hold their shape, fit and finish, and arc pleasantly cool on the hottest days. ' . $30.00 for comfort "Om of Eugene's but store" See them in our windows a CAUGHT IN THE .ROUNDS 19 ' Motor to Ottkrltltto Mr, and Mr. V. 1 t'oppernoll motored lo Osk rldgo Hunday on a short ptwmuro trip. t Mfirtln Mulkoy lllMnrtln Mulkoy. of tho Mutkey TrnngOr company, la confined to hln homo an I ho result of blouil poisoning. . IK' venn in KIIIh lU.lwnt J. K, Dov rrpnii, city engineer, yeslrrday oli ihIiumI nt (ho office of Connly Clork llrymui tho boiinly on n bohcut. (stHK ti Summer Homo W. M. ProMon of Uhe I 'ronton and littles rompnny, ha on to hln summer homo with his family to spend a fow wufks, Visit Horn from Iebaimii Mr. And Mr U. I. Arohitrt of Intuition spent Sunday visiting with their parenta, Mr. mid Mrs, I, E, Murpliy of Ku- Bt'llO. Sprint Week-F. Ill t ut Kitlitll Minn Oram Knopp spent tho week-end nt Hulom. visiting1 .friends.- MIks Knopp linn Jiud completed hor school year nt Ashland where -sho wns an In structor In romance languages, .' ArooptM Position lis Ktrnogrnplter-- MJhh Elisabeth Robinson him ac copiod a position us ntpnographer ut 1he office of lr, 13. U 'Zimmerman. Ml h Uohfiutrtni Is' a graduate of tho Ktiffonp IIubIhow ' ttOllegP. , ( AiMtii Ik IMtjinlswed T;.e appeal of tho casus wherein Mrs. Clnrn Seor hrough 'nntj 1 . W. Rlgg" asked more for .UiofV UnsWor hlKhwny purposes thnn the county wnn willing to give. wnw dtnnilHwrd ypwlordiiy. The hind lies In tho northern portion of Cot tage drove 'Where It Is ltropotiotl to build tho Pacific hlKhway. Attends Mirlim Convention Mr. and Mm Ear I Knnda, aro attending tho Shrlno convention at Ban Fran CiHOO. Dr. llenrdHloy Returns to omets Dr. Grant H. lioardsloy ban -rot timed to blH ofltcoi aftvr tui IllnottH of sov- erai daya. .., V. Ilurlhurt Hito from rortlatttl t'. K. Murlbtirl. formorly of this city. now In tho KftK-ery huninoHH at June-1 tlon city, la noro for a row days, Hiirtfnynp MrdiliiR I'p McKtni?J llcirman HurRoyno, of tho Halnbow Krltl, 1h npondlnr a rthort viunttlon on a flfttilnR trip up the McKimuIo. He ox poet a to return AVt'dnemhty. lNivrry IluyH HcKhlrm-n Thomas Povery, local printer, haa movuri from 1310 Thirteenth avonuo. ouMt to a hot) no ho Iuih puroluiBcd 'nt 257 l'iftconth avenuo oast, a I'nniaw; llilyiml Street Homo .1, M. Dover, hint imltl hln home at IMfi Illlyard 8lrett to llfrd K. WrlKht, who will take powctudnn noon. Tho denl won uutdn throtiKh the Alelv'ln Hun nen Henlty compiiny. Nurs Hern ftvm ( 'all fori) 111 MInh RomIii'i ilunnn. of the . Loh AitgeteH county honpltnl mirnlnjf Htafr, Ih vm ItltiR at her home here for a. fow wookn. Mho arrived hero by automo bile Saturday evenhiK. MIhh Hamih will iiNHuino the poHflinn of usHlHtani '""11, li H mo of tho Hiii-K"i-y deparlmeiit mi nifi win miKeit'M noHpitai on nor ro I ii ni, Itotui'im rnni i'allronibi Orcn MfiHtermni, of I ho Kukoiih ttru do purcmerir, n-liiriii .l rroin a vat-atlon trip ibrouKU Ciillfornla. Itntiim rnnn Moir Trl lr. and MrfL-M, C HarrlH rotiirned huit nlKht from a tnnlor trip to Halom whoro thoy vlMltod ovor tho wook-ond, 1 VImHh ut l,el)uiioii Vern M, Dln wltldio, of tho Kuykondall Diuk coni pruiy, Hpont Hunday vImUIiiK with fl'llHKlM ut lbilllUM, Hon- fiomK'irtlnije (jmviv-Mr. nnd Mim. W, It, Cooper, of CottaKo Omvj, wero in lOimeno yenterdily on a whorl buKltii'HH and HhoppliiK trip, ',' ItfhiiiH lo Oiikr-ldtftv H. A. IliiHor returiu'd to OakrldKo yoHtordoy after noon filler a Hhort Mtuy In tho city, lie 1m opcratlniT a" nawmlll three mllon uhovo thoro. T Kundny H4inoI Huh TlonUt 1 Tho T.iilhornn Hundoy b:1iooI ioIJ I'.m nn ifUal kplcnlo Hunday ft t tha plenlc KroundH back of Wilnrior'H -but to. About 100 pooplo attend od. ' l,oVfll Molom ti AMliloml V. K. I'owoll, of tho Mariln-I'owcll Motor compnny, tnado , a bUHlnoan trip to AKhtnnd yoHtnnlay by (ititomobllo. llo oxpocfa l return WedneHday. , j v, . 1iiikj Kei'kx ntlwnKlili) Cnrl Han non, a native of popmork, yoHterdny filed In tho offlro of County Clerk Itrviion IiIh declaration of liitenllon of hecomliiK a citizen. T-eiivcM on Vaontinn Minn' Juanltn r.ller, of tho Kuykendall drutr Htoro. lejt Hunday for Han Kranelnco whoro Hito win Bpcnd a vacation for about ono week. , -(r 'fioott to MHVetwUo Swlnirt 15. K, HIchardHon, receiving toller at tho Klrat National bank, -Ib ftpcndlnjr a va(?atl;on..f noveral, woek at Mc-j Crcndlo BprlnRti. 1 i WUooitHlii I'NycholojrlHt Herri Dr. : Kllziiheth WoodH, ntato pHycholoirlnt, of WlKconnln, Is vlKitlnff her brotlierM 1-0 Hoy and L. L. WoodH In Jiuffene for a few dayM. r. ! : 1 st He turns from FowV.l C, F. Hvdo. of the Kinney and Hydo Healty com pnny. rouirneu venterday from a bun ineHn trip to Fowll, Wheeler county. Mr. Hyde left Eugene Haturday. Prove! fp en His llotnrKtond Mort K. Taylor linn made final proof nn hln honmtead. claim of 160 nerea wont of Veneta. Mr. Tay lor's 'W linemen wore' l'aul Hortlo and Ivan, L. Draper both of Veneta, ' Ira Ifdnim HurtIra' Tnham.-an em ploye of tho Hooth-Kolly Lumber enmpanv in ono of tho lodncr ciuiidh abovo WcndllnK, wnn hurt the othor day when he fell uffaiutit a hig knot oh a tree and broke three ribs. ( . C.lilmwo I'henHuiit :iilck Shljipcrt ' Two Hundred ClilneHe pheanant clue KB were whipped from the ntate fin me fit nn noar l-juireno to RoHohurir Frl day by motor truck nnd have been liberated near Unit city. tcoovcrhiic from Illnom Phillip Po tain pa, Hon of Mm, Anna Potampu returned from Portlnnd with his mother whero ho haa been toklnK treatment for ti crippled leg- Ho in Improving very rapidly. , Ktijn IVIhTrn Boom Inn renin Major i-Wlllard A.Klklnii dejlvorod .tne oaccalaurcnto norm on of tno crow unlbn" lilfch 'school Sunday. David Grwhiua- will ..deliver' the commonco menfr juldrau.this evening. . v Now Joiwy Hallrontl Man In City C. C. Henkol, of Pattenion, K. J watt tin arrival horo yesterday on a tour of tho coast Htates and in at tho CvIrrh. Mr. Henkol in auditor of tho oiuitncerlnR department of the Erlo railway bystom. . .. . r NlRlit Crew Goes On A full night crew was put on nt tho Springfield milt of tho Booth-Kolly Lumber com puny lant night nnd from thia time on the plant wilt bo operated day and night, wild A. C. Dixon, manager of the compnny. Tho additional crew numbers 150 men. Pontoon Ilrklgo Aotohh North Fork i "in mini J. v. McArthur, county bridge superintendent, Ih making plans for a IOC-foot truns bridge across tno norm tone or the Hiusiaw at Mln erva to bo submitted to tho state highway engineem. A temporary pon toon bridge will he constructed torn All Women Should Wear . Corsets, Says Dr. Lorenz PrtVcht Spina! Trouble., as Well " -' Bracing Vital Organs, i .. . Surgeon Declares 'Dr. Adolf Lorenz appeared as nn advocate of corsets for women duriiig 4iis ' Health Department clinic yesterday. i "Every woman should wear a 1 corset," said the famous surgeon. "Possibly the young girl should be' excepted.: The corset not only braces ' vital organs that need brachig.i but is a preventive of ; apinal troubles. "I do not' say that women should . squeeze their waists as once they did, I am referring to cor8C.'ls tf today designed on , common sense lines. The iinpor taqt i tiling is that the corset, should in every instance be a perfect- fit.' .j ' ' ' ! "I 'frequently prescribe corsets 'modeled after casts made of the patients under my observation. I agree with Health Commissioner Copcland in his observation that a corset gives to a woman the sense of being completely dressed and , thus contributes to her ncace of mind, which is beneficial. From New York Tribune January 26, 1922. Warner's . Rust-Proof Corsets Possess every Corset requirement for Health and Comfort. It is because a Warner's meets every requirement', that wc sell so many of these popular Corsets. Wc know this because wc sell them over and over again to the same customers. .. " , It is probably, because ',; . ' , Warner s is such an -all- ' round corset. If is 'fash ionable in its lines, giving any type figure those trim contours that are just right under tailored clothes ; it is the soul of comfort, women tell us and"we. think that is he ca'iise if is so well- made and. thd boning is so skil fully placed. I,t is certain ly the most - economical corset' you can buy, be cause it, is guaranteed not to .'.rust, break or tear. I ARP.K S 865 Willamette ..Street "'v-'.. .r;":' . ,:.;v-- ,.,,. J.lll.Uil,l,liMUI..tU!ll.l!)ll JTBgg liorurlly to tako care of tho tourist i travul, Tho old bridge was washed ' out by high water. VIhIih DaugtiUT at Camih Mrs. II. I,. Hliillliiv Hiuint Miimliiv ( iri1it HpringH vlMlrtng her daughter who Ih bpoiullnrf her vocutiun at Uiat place. , Hero from Iwatwrg G, W. MUM win, owner of the general iiu'rebin- dlm Htoro at JMtburg, was In the city yesterday tranaacting ousliiem, MIhh Hunt' Horo Mimi Mildred Hunt, formerly of this city, arrived hero from Medford Hunday lor a vitdt with relatives and friends, 1 Hero from Idaho Mr. A, n. Den nbfon, of Iteedsport, visited her aunt, Mrs. C, A. Uonnoy, yesierday nnd Hunday. Mrs. Jeiinlson Ih on her way to hor homo from Idaho, . ..lU'turiM to Oaiinda A, Hcott, who ban boon visiting' at tho homo of his son, It. O. Hcott, 1 603 Walnut street, for tho, iaat fow "wcoks, returned to his home fn Calgary, Canada. Odd Follows Give First IHgrtv The odd Fellows lodge will give the first degree In tho subordinate lodgo to about aj halC dozen candidates at thtvt0dd Kel.qial tonight. , Ontron ;r'nduau (ivtH INmliloii Gordon Wei la, graduate this year of tho unlvorslty,. loft yesterday for Portland whoro he has accepted a po sition with a law firm. Horn from Spokane Dnna' Chllds is visiting ut the homo or Mr, nnd Mrs. U. A. CreBiW'V. Mr. Chllds Is on his way to Los Angeles from his home at HpoKane, wasn, Motor to Bulem Mr. and Mrs. N, Ij, Prunk motored to Halom Sunday to visit relatives. Mrs, Prunk will re main in Halem several weeks while Mr, Prunk returned Sunday night. . Spend Week-end IIcto Mr. nnd Mrs. H. L. Godard nnd family, of Cot tage Grove, spent Sunday and yester day in 10 u gene at the homes of Mrs. Van Hunter and B. It, spencer. Vlsita Parents ut Kan FranalHco Mrs. Fred Miller, whose huHband is with tho Dlake-McFull company here, left for a six-weeks visit with her par ents at San Francisco. Assumed Business Name Filed The certificate of the assumed busi ness name, Eugene warehouse Stor age company, was filed in the office of County Clerk Bryson yesterday by H. A. Soults and J. H. Macdonald. Keturnliur to Kugenc 8. V. Chap- pol whoso house burned shortly after ho and his family had gone to Klamath Falls, has returned to Eu gene. Mr. Chappell left Klamath Falls Sunday at midnight ror Eugene. Family foves Hero from Portland Mrs. It. D. Reyes and daughter havo come to Bugeno from Portland to make their home. Mr. Reyes has boon in Eugene for several weeks and is employed at the Rainbow grill. Three Residences to Bo Remodeled Pormlts were issued yesterday for remodeling three dwelling houses, as follows: Mrs. Frank Hyar, 1148 Ferry stroet. 11.000; Jennie E. Stevens, 1508 Thirteenth avenuo east. $2,000; Haynes liros., U70 Tenth avenue west, 9&00. Summer SwuTOniitg " Relied tile An- liouiieed The 'Joi lowing Hummer swimming schedule has been an nounced, for the V. M. C. A. tank: every afternoon at 3 o'clock ' except Tuesday: men, every evening at 7 o ciock except Tuesday and Haturday night; women, Tuesday nights. - m Accepts Position In Bank Claude Chamberlain, a recent graduate of tho Kugeno high school, has accepted a position In the bookkeeping depart ment of the First ..National bank. Chamberlain is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Chamberlain of Franklin nnd was formerly employed at the Wool worth store. . - - ' ' , ? Tripp. Returns front PorcUnd Mr. nnd Mrs. F. A. Tripp and children returned from an automobile trip to Portland. Mrs. Fred Wentworth, sis ter of Mrs. Tripp.' accompanied the party. ' Mrs. Trip and Mrs. Went worth visited a cousin,' Miss Seward of Chicago, who Is in Portland for tho Roso festival. , Kond Mndilnery Sent Out A tract or and road grader have boon shipped to Mapleton to bo used in rood con struction In tho Shadow national for est by tho forest service, according to R. S, Shelley, supervisor of this for est. Mr, Shelley said that tho ma chinery will be used on tho main road leading cast from Mapleton, on the Indian creek .road and on tho Dead wood-Flvo Rivers rond this year. Cnrloton to Arttlresa Children The boys and girls' summer school being held this .week at the Oregon! Agri cultural collego will be addressed by E. F. Carleton, superintendent of tho Kugene schools. The school Is com posed of children wiho have won pri ces at tho stato fair and who have done creditable work, in the boys and girls' club work. .-. Miller Goes to Portland Gofbr go Molvln Miller, local Insurance man, Iuih gone to Portland to meet his niece, Junnlta Miller, daughter of J on nn In Miller, "the poet of tho Sierras." Mr. Miller Is a brother of tho well-known poet. Ho expects to return to Eugeno Monday or Tuesday. It Is not known whether Miss Miller will stop off In Eugene on her way to her 'home in Oakland, cai., or not. She is returning from tho pioneer co lob ration at Canyon City, Oregon. - Story Writers Comlru? Already four persons who have boon success ful In telling short storleB hnvo signed tip for Mrs, Eric W. -Allen's short s'-ory writing course to bo -given at the campus session of tho University of Oregon summer term. Also, three correspondence students, who havo been studying under Mrs. Allen by mall, are going to bo on the campus and attend her class. M;ra Allen's course is planned primarily for -those who hnvo had some experience In tho writing of short stories, , - Kugene Moose Vlr-tf Corvntlut Members of Eugene lodgo No, 686, Loyal Order of Moose of this city, ac companied by tin members of the Indies' Mnnsehenrt legion degree team completely surprised tho CorvMlis members Saturday nlt at their Weekly Moose dnneo. The women's team gave an exhibition drill on t.V fonr that -ns beautiful ' nnd which showed excellent team work, Thn fol-n-rip' Mfos.-nt'"' th drill Senior re gent, Rosa- Ij. Wood;-; Junior regent i 'Jut- pest regent. Thursn CrowW chaplain, Cora Pnrker: record 'i" nierrtrv.' Knte Honney treasurer, Jennie 'Sherman; nrgus, Julia Preh miter guard, Minnie Renumlstr; nildo. T lll'e Ronnr; nsstntnnt guide, Miuide TurKt'miistcfnn,' Minnie Frank: enpta'n. Nvn Stnv: "team, Hannah Johnston. Eva Bnldwln, Anna- M. lrndy, Afnggio Sltnons, Ahiln Hoemnn, Delia Morcei', , Mttlo Shlrey, IIUm M Fairy Like Parasols From China and Japan Bewitching Clever New Parasols $1, $1.39, $169 The brilliant colors, the new Oriental de signs that match; the fluffy cool things for summer. They're all the rage, and a direct importa tion enables us to offer these wonderful parasols at these low prices $1, $1.39, $1.69 Patrick, Bernic Reynolds, Tott Clear water. After the drill the Eugene and Corvnllls members danced until mid night. Ex-Scrvlec Man Is Hero' from YachoatH Edward C. Stevens, ex-service man of Yachaats, was in -the city yesterday on business in connection with his bonus. Yachaats is on the coast in tho southern end of Lincoln founty. v .... Several Marriage License Issued Marriage licenses have been.iSHued by County Clerk Bryson to the following: Victor Chambers and Lois Evelyn Thomas, both of Cottage Grove; Orval C. McDowell and Caro'lne L. Marshall, both of Eugene; Ira Bowder, Eugene Motor Route A, and Louise uionnc, oi Eugene. Weather Hot in Illinois Mrs. Harris Carr. of this city, has just received a letter from friends in Illinois tnnt ine weather Is extremely hot oacK tnere and everybody sleeps on- their lawns, The letter States also that there is a nest of locusts there and the insects are devouring everything in signu Teacher Arrives from Bur Creek Miss Inex Welin. of Portland, who has taught the school at Big Creek, in the western end of Lane county during the nast term, has arrived in bugene to attend tho teachers' examination this woek, and when she finishes she will go to hor home. ' v ' Strip of Rrlght-of-Wny Ohta'ned The memuers or tne county court were at the H. Chezem farm on up per Spencer creek yesterday to confer with Mr. Chezem regarding a smau strip of land necessary for the new Lorn no highway and which Mr. Cho- zom has refused to let gd of prior to this time. Satisfactory arrangements wore mado and it was agreed that no should be paid $25 for tho land. New Addition to Be Built to School limine A new addition will at once be built to the school house at Fall Creek, according t5 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kis singer, of that place, . who. were in the city yesterday. The present building Is far too small and It is impossible for One toachor to handle all the p'lplla successfully, they said. Tho people ot a recent election authorized the di rectors to borrow $1600 to build tho addition. Mrs. Kissinger is clerk of tho district. 1 Professor Idiulsey Coming Profes sor E. E. Lindsay, of tho University of lown, Is coming to the campus ses sion of the University of Oregon sum mer term, taking the place of Harl R. Douglass, of. the regular university faculty, who Is going to teach in the University of Wisconsin summer term. Professor Lindsay hns been a member of tho, faculty of the dopartment of education at Iowa, nnd has had ex perience In public school work and as a city superintendent. He has writ- i ten extensively for the educational journals on the subject of educational tests and measurements, and school administration. Visit from Cottage Grove Dr. and Mrs. Le Roy Woods, parenta of Le Roy. and L. L. Wood.s of Eugene, are visiting their sons here on their way from Cottage Grove to Kelso, Wash., where they will make their home.,' Blair Boulevard Is Being 'Put In Shape C D. Farmer, city street com missioner, and his pavement patching crew are at work on Blair boulevard which had become quite rough during the winter and spring. The new steam roller recently bought by the city to be used fn such work is being em ployed and the . commissioner says that when tho job is finished the street will bo in better shape-than it has been for years. The new roller and other paving equipment recently received by the city is doing excellent, work sdys the .commissioner, ws. u- - , Looking f;r Home Hero A- P. Trawick, of the Ryan Fruit company, who lives at Salem, is desirous of lo cating in Eugene. His slster. Mre- Griggs, will conduct the new refresh ment store near tho railway station and will be assisted by Mr. Trawick's son, Aubry. . , Walter Moore Home Walter Moore, of this city, who has been teaching : mathematics in the Chehalis, Wash., ( Continued on Page 6, Column 4) ' i -r3 BeantyUrunrpassed Tb voadnMIr nftMil RxUnd. Mot, fcacktfc manna oi youth. Re. Us tra fautant Highly nUKPtlcEimanftiid ootkb adton. On 73 Sad tor Trial Sht ROtffiwa a. an. "Hello! ' Is this Dr. Gick's office? Well, those glasses are sim ply wonderful. My eyes no longer feel that they are being twisted and pulled out of my head, and I don't have that nauseated feeling any more; If anyone wants m y ' recommendation, have them phone me." Dr. Ro al J. Gick Optometrist SOS Willamette i i You never need to ' ti l I I la ' III give a thought to your N l'Uil ' hi personal appearance HI v''1, l 'J J in a tasty, comfort- lL hi' ii'1! h able and snug-fitting . I ' Pi'1 !jl Saxonknit Bathing '''U J ' I " ii The elastic rib stitch, '''iP'i j !l 1 patent gusset feature , '., '! i -' and careful, expert -, ", Lf' ! tailoring assure abso- fl lutely perfect fit, easy UtM I comfort and snappy fui I High grade worsteds lPlllli''H I ,-used exclusively as- .111 'Tm ' I sure long wear. mfm n liv Ask your dealer for ' ' - Ii TaCv yj Saxony Knitting Co. M r " Seattle. Washington V