Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, October 21, 1923, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text. : COATS Elegance MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE, SUNDAY, OCT. 21, 1923 Ari Stunningly b" t l ylo prominence I '. . Ci..nriiiu8 triiu- m flV""" ..... Se to meet every prcf- ticncc : ; Vou'll enjoy' the reasonable $29.50 to $yv.3w LARGE'S V ' 865 Willam ette Street rillllnK urriro uiid has left fr mll..ii.l ,,,, W nur ,u Hll1 I'H'Ku fur Unhung, Hniiihu-il Mill Hums Ninvtiig HIIWIIIK HIIH HI II J Krlllliy ( I III' IH'W Klllllll SUWIIIIII Wllll'h hua been lllhllllUMi ,.,,. N(, CAUGHT IN THE ROUNDS! a !!!3MesBlK!HWH m-iM mi Portland l-aw- l n.ii.. Intnl . realtor. In Ll ih wk-riid an s ltul- m romana. artnll (lands ffaitt fmm it- Th. houifholil goods u poiiork have arrived here ttitHin, Wyoming. . t ' , L KkpMi and rumllir lli-nH n Eliput, wua snu ion, ul an hero to vlalt Mr. ' ntnt. IK i"t Mr. U A lor a fsw days. , mm Mm Joins lxrl Auto r-V. M. Hoe. reoenl arrival i bm Billlnf., Montana, l m.OftQ on we eaiee sian di hptis liuli automouiio m (lab to Plan Program 1 Uu.onmlux year, will uii nil meeting of tlm Ku- nm club to be hold at Hi" k ttmnlt next Frlilsy eve ning, according lo . Kriitik, Pago, president. A committee rrnlly appointed to outline pinna lor III year will make a report. , Ifr-ro from WnMtUiur Charles M. Neet, resident of Wendllng, wn among tlm visitors from the Mo hawk district In iho oily yesterday, - Ncwburg YMtiire limn Mr. nnd Mra. 8. H, frauds, of Newhurg, are hero lo spend iho week-end aa tlm guests of Mr. and Mra. J. K. Ilondmnn, HBO 1 1 lull street, Ilbnniaanl frutn llraiMnl Clar ence C. llanaon. nf Hid llnlhaway Motor compouy, who haa been confined to Iho Mnrcy liuaiillul (or lh aat two weeks, Ima recovered auftlclonlty lo lenvo (or hla Iiuiiid. MarllicH Kiillat ll'T Aldrlrigo XV, Kooney, o( Hay, W,ab Tvho haa been working In thla city haa enlisted In t tin United tlliitra nm rlno .carpa IhrouKh Iho local re- mm Jhese 0 tlits will a!Cn(i, !C,0U,(1 affor1 cIothc9 extravagance nun oncs w,1 most appreciate the saving WWy of our suits. Their tip-hiil climb to prosperity m , Kivc t,em rc(l 0f vaue. th.tn$ T"' who nrc on thc wy "P wil1 fin 1 b0h tl'cir ap)carnncc and tjieir bank 'Mount profit through wearing them. r.CollcRian clothes are excellent in fabric hrl y''l,'Py give so much for a moderate lri-$30 and up. Eutfene )lenMill Store: Vlallrt llroiliiirN Hon J, r,. luy, or NomiMii, Oklahoma, In htn vlHllliiK hla hrolhcra, K. M. Day, V'. Ji ' ' riri ali ooi, und Uvl I my, Mud UiiiHiIti at reel, VIhIUiik nl Hiilnn O, l Dunn, nick iiiiiii wllh ihn iOiiki.imi .Nil mm "Ki'iiry, una ion ror Miili'lii, wham ha will apeiiil the . m (JiitrnrmiNiit ln4 kT H.t lica nilhl, Kovornmvnl iiiuiknr In Ihn Caawiilo illalrlrt, wiw hum yiwlnr "iiy on hla rnlurn from I'ortliuii mill hita lufl for Oakrlilun. William I ,n Ira anil Wlf llnn NMIIIiiin Ijilril mill w-lfo, rorinnrly or llila rlly, who ,,ow (vo Kll,. ant WiiHlilnKton, urn horn lo vlalt j-olitllvM mill frli'iida. Ixilrd la n Twtlhiir ,,r ! M I ,.i.-.i .rf niAUU llotnriw rrmn r.urnio Mra. Kiiuiiii Frli.ilni.r, of Mi In city, who wor I Mi. iuiki few mniiiha hita bemi vlalllhK In (li'riiiany, hua nrrlvml hoiiia, Mik, Krlmlnor wua (oriinir ly rnahler in t lit. Oaliurn lintel oIiiIiik room, I'oniiiT HixI(i-iu Horn Mr. mill .Mra. .1 it Hum (lohlamlth. former '"lih'iila or thla uuy. who now ro. aide in Ori'Kon City, wcrn here yeainriluy on n hrlef aloii on iholr return to their homn after a trip ne Hrrnn in loo K,liat, Man Injiintl Willi Air John KIiik, of lxiwi.ll, la nt Ihn Mercy hoiliii followltiK nn aroiiletit yo triliiy In tilili-h hn Hualnlneil a aevern Kiiah on the head. Klnir wna UalllK It dlllllile-eilKeil no willed alliied nnd fell on hla hend. Yiniicii Will Ifnvn lillitrTi'H Nlrlit The lomil IoiIko of tho Hrotherhooil of Anierkjin Yeomen will hold it rhllilren'aj nlifhl pro Hrnm lit Wijilea hull Wodneadny nlKhl of thla work. Tho children will put on tho proR-ram nnd It la planned to aervo refrcnlimoii'. llmiM' lo llo Monti neorvn O. Ooodnll. . who recently aold hla properly on Kalrmount helKhta lo Carl 0. Waahhurne and SeoiK II. Mi Mornin. la plnnnliiK to move the limine In the uprlnif to a lot recently purliaad at J 0 B Moaa atreel. Mr. McMorrnn and Waah hurne imrchaaed tho land hut Mr. (loodall retained the houae. fintTtnutl4'nt. Vbtlw KlKila K. J. Moorn, county achoot auper intendont, vlalted tho lilack Ilutto and lndnn achnola Friday, He any a the I union nrhool la badly tVercrowded but na a number of fninllloe aro reported to ho about ready to move awny nothlnar will bp done to relievo tho conxeailon at preaent, anlil the auperlntendent. I'jtMK'rn Kuir lo KnUTtalit Mualc, mirth nnd myatery will he itlrnctivo fen i urea of the Hal lowe'en party lo bo held by the I'-vanKftllno chapter of tho Order o( tho lCaatern ritar o( thla city Octo ber II. The hall of the Maaonlc temple will bo altrnctlvely decor ated with autumn cotora and llnl lowo'eii noveltlea. according lo the committee mctubera In churso of tho event. Mnoan Onkv lo Vlatl rnrrnlUa A. delegation of A 0 niembora of the ljidlea of the Mooaehenrt l,e Klon will accompany tho drill team of tho Kugeno order on a vlalt to the C'orvnllla lodito next Tueaday evrnlnir where n claaa of candl dalea will bo Initiated nt a cere mony to he conducted by the Ku Kenlana. A return vlalt from the Corvnllla IoiIko la planned for the nriir future. IVrmll for NewniatpiT llnlMlns Taken Ota t'harlea H. Klaher yeatenlny took out a permit for the erection of hla twrnt-atory con crete bulldlmr at 1041 Willamette atreel to houae tho Guard nowa pnper plant. Tho ea1lmnte1 1 coat la ISO.OOO, ecordlnf lo the per mit". Hr. R. V. Rtivere, pnatnr of the Flrat Chrlatlan church, look out a permit for the erection of residence nt 1330 Oak street nt a coat of 15000. ComntlHK!mt IIoiinci to lap' Kn fiuind With the moving of the Martin tire nhop from Seventh avenue eoat to the new building now under conatructlon (or the firm on Pearl atreet between llluhth nnd Ninth nvonuea, Iho Oroya' Pnah nnd Curry commlaalon department will tnko over the The Prime Function OF OPTICAL SERVICE is to give Better Vision. Its purpose is to correct thc cause of inaccuracies , of focus that produce poor viion. With the aid of lenses, Optical Service gives, as nearly as human knowl edge and skill permits, thc clear, keen vision that Nature intended, and which Modern Life de mands. Ours is a specialized serv ice of eye care. Dr. Royal! Qick 878 Willamette Sr. mi rlera viicnl ed. - The. lira . aliop will movo about Novi.rnbor 1, uc ' u.iIiiik to ureaent plana, . . (: I'liliimhlit T.'ro Man lli-ro H. A. MiiAlllnter, of Portland, eroilll i nn ii ii u or of lh Columbia Tiro eorpiiriilloii, wua a huameaa vlaltor In Kuifi'iio yoNtiirduy, . ' VInltliiK nt NiWMrt-Mlaa Ellr. ii lie Hi MeMiihon of thla city, hua left for Newport by motor with n party of friend nnd will apund ilia week-end on the count, , . ' Iivh NoIIm IIoiimi and Iot Billy I, uvi. haa mill hla houae and lot at Hlia KlKhlli uvemio weal, to Ctein and Kmheryn Howell, of Hnrrla Ihhk, who Intend to make their homo there. ' ' i Itoliirn Kroin I'oillaiut TV w. HurrlH, local phyalnlan, accom panied by Mra. Ilarrla and hla duiiKhtnr, Mra. A-noa Thornlon, haa relumed from u fuw dnya' vlalt In 1'orllund, IMkiiiIhmoI From Mcr'y llimpltiil I'utlniilM dlninlfMed yeatorday from Die Mnrcy hoapltul were Mra. M. Chaffee and Infant aon, of Uox lr, and Mra. W. C. Htcud and In. rant aon, of KuKeno, lU-IMirt That liullaii (ilrlH Ktm KuKiino pollco woro reiiuoated to bo on tho lookout for two Indian Klrla that encaped yoatardny from the Inillun aehool ut Halem and woro bulloved to bo headed till way, Iti'ltrcu of Honor to llavo Party J ho UeKret of Honor will meet Wodnenduy cvonlng at tho K. of P. hall. I'liina for the holding of a Hallowe'en party aro being made by Iho mvmbura of tho organic Hon. ' I'lrcmiin Haa Injury C. B. In- mnn, foreman employed with the KiiKcno water board, la receiving treatment at Iho Kugcna hoapltul ror ii n Infected thumb a tho re ault or nn accident while ho wan at work. . ' , Jolly GlrlH Prcpara ltmttmfm lrty A Hallowe'en party will be held by the Jolly Olrla, an organ ization of thj llebekuh aaaembly, ut iho rooms of tho I. O. O. P. A committee la now making pluna for the event. ... lUtunw from Itaawbunt Mra. C. I. Hnrnurd haa returned from Itoaeburg after a vlalt of aeveral dnya.- Klio waa accompanied on the return trip by Mra. Kmma Monro of Drain, who will visit here and also at Knlem. .'. i Mnt McKntik Mrs. J. A. McKenilo, of Kalrbury, III., af ter a vlalt of aoverol months with her aon. W. H. McKensie, linotype operator for tho Morning Reglater, expecta to leave today for homo. Hhe will bo taken to Portland by ner son, ... si'.'. Htoui Rijiwanl from JailClar ence Htout, who was arrBied laat week on chargo of driving a motor car without a driver's license and also of carrying a concealed-weapon, was rcleuscd from custody yesterday. Mill Man la Hurt C. V. Camp bell, logger employed with the Klrby IJrolhors company at Hwlss home. Is receiving treatment nt the Kugeno hospital for an Injury to hla left wrist as tho result of an accident with an axe while ho was at work. s ''' '.-.. Improvlne; from IPiiOsi Mrs. Htella I'olll. teacher of tho fourth grade at iho tleary school, who has been III for the past several days, Is reported to be much Im proved. Mrs. O. D. Petorson 1 leaching tho fourth grade during tho ubsence of Mrs. I'olll. ' . Munlrnl 8at1o!y Una MrrtJnc Tho first of a sorles of musical events that will be held during the college year by the Mu Phi Bp sllon. women's honorary musical society of the Unlveralty of Ore gon, wna held yrsterdny nt the women's building of the u. or o. Coat lie port oil Htolcn A report was made to tho pollco last night thnt a brown coat, the property of Miss Kern Cummlngs. motor route A. hud been taken from a car while the machine ws4 parked at Tenth avenue west and Olive street lost night. The owner missed the cont from the parked car about 11 o'clock, , flmrrh Official VUhs Dr. R. O. Downey, of New York city, secro- ,tary of tho national Presbyterian i i .in i. .. ...... i.i.iTiii.'. isi.wn aKTOiiTir-n, win Modny and will speak al tho even ing services of Central preshyior- Inn church of this city. Dr. Down ey is here In the Interests of the niitlCnnl benevolont work of thc churoh, Fum-ml Will lie Held Today The funornl of I'rofessor C. r. Lambert, who dlod nt Sprlngricld Krlday, will bo held at the Memo' dlst church In that city this after noon nt two o'clock. Rev. Thomas D. Yarnos will havo chnrgo of the oervloes. Tho body will bo sent to his old home nt Munclc, Indiana, for intermont. Iirclon Itcprcoentatlvo Back To tin)' Oeorgo B. Love, chairman of tho Oregon state delegation nt the annunl session of the 48. held nt Ban Francisco In conjunction with the oonciave or tho American i-e glon, Is expected to return hero to day, Tho other Kugene delegates rrom the I-eglon post ana tho wo men's auxiliary aro also expected loony. ; . s ' Old-Tlmo MctluxllMt MlnMrni Hor KeV. O. B. Whltmore, 36 years ago pastor of the Methodist church here, la In KUgene accom panied tiy his wife on the way home to lallas, Texas, Tho couple haa boen traveling by . motoT through dlfforont parts of the United States and Canada, They expect to leave for the south this afternoon. - " Incomo Tax Meeting to Do Held The Rivorvlew community will Join with Lone Pine In holding a mooting Wodneaday night at Lotto Pine aoiiool nouae tor . the purpose of dlscuaslng tho Inoome tax law. The mooting will begin at eight o'olock. DC James H. Gllbort, or the economics department of tho Unlvorstty of Orogon, will address tho mooting, which will bo opott to all. Penny to llavo Hum at OoMar tirovc a new store ot the J. c. Penny company will be opened at Cottage Grove under the manage ment of Charles 8, Lowry, present assistant manager of the Eugene store of the concern, Tho cottage 0 rove store Is expoctod to bo open ed In tho spring, ncoordlng to pros- ont plans, The store will be es tablished In tho Karl Hill building whloh Is now under construction. PflOblMFORTIlfS IS AROUSING INTEREST Pioneer Plan Being Extend ed, Is Report churches"tTking part liocnl AwiiNilalloii Oflhlnlx Oiitlliic llouillo of Organization In This City Tho pioneer program which Is tiring promoted by tho boys' d partiniml of tho local Young Mm's Clirlstlun nsoclutlon Is getting away to a good start, according lo lhin in charge, Already 150 boys have been lined up lo take Ui program and olhors aro ex prosalug a desire to got Into one 4f the pioneer clubs. "This work Is four-fold In Its scope, helping a boy to develop phy nlcal In liitbllectuuflly, initially and dovotlonally." said W. P. Wal ter, boys' secretary. "The program Is so designed as to tie a boy more closely to his homo, tho church und tho school nnd seeks to help him find his ii1ii,a In service In 'tlieso throe great Institutions, as well aa a placo of service In thc community, i "Tho pioneer clubs cf tho city aro opon to any boy, regardless iof his religious belief or nation ality. Tho boy simply signs an ap plication blank for membership III one ot thc clubs. Ho is then asked to pass the pioncor test which conslsta of his learning the alms of a pioneer, tho first verso of tho 'FHar Hpangled Banner,' the saluto to the American and the Christian flag and tho memorizing of the Lord's prayer. He is then ellglbla for membership and Is awarded a bronze pioneer button. Ho then strives for points in thc '.tour sides of the program, physi cal, intellectual, social and dovo tliinal." Awards Aro Made Kuch month that he attains at least 60 points In each of the above phases of the program he files a 'notch In the pioneer button; If ho gels (0 points ho flies two notches: .70 points he files three notches, kind 80 points ho files four notches, it was stated. When he has filed .24 mtches in the button he is awarded & silver button and when he bss 24 notches In Uie silver button he Is awarded a gold but- tton and he is then a third degree pioneer. There are other awards, such as felt sweater emblem and service awards. . The boy is also entitled to wear the pioneer uni form which consist of corduroy diiklng breeches, a flannel shirt with square design, symbolic cx the four square program, nnd a ,Tnir of pioneer wool stockings. The uniform Is very serviceable Land can be worn to school. ' ' Mr, Walter announces a loaders' training olose which starts today aj. i p. m. and whloh will run for .a period of five weeks. Leaders' certificates will be awarded to those leaders taking the full five weeks' course. - Twenty men are 'already lined; up for the courso and it Is hoped that many more ywlll Join.; The course Is open to any man or young mun in ino dis interested In investing some of hist .a pare time In helping nine of the growing boys of Kugene to find themselves and their place in life, tsdtool Credit tllven "One of the best things about Uila program," says Mr. Walter, f'ia- that n boy receives credit for hla attendance at church and Bun day school. ..This Induces him to go to Handny schriol and does not ,'irp Mm go. Ho sees the value In taking the whole program and is wi-onii to line up and be a regu lar fellow with the rest - ot tho crowd." Boys Interested In the program are urged to get In touch with Mr.' Walter at the Y. M. C. A. K local btbis' council Is being formed to handle the work and a pioneer news sheet will be pub lished the latter part of the month or the fore part of November, tell ing of tho activities of the pioneer clubs of the city. K pioneer club hoa been organized In the Methor dlst church, one In Central Pres byterian church and cluba are be ing organised In the Baptist, Con gregational and the Christina churches. Other olubs will bo formed as rapidly as leadership la available. ' . ANNOUNCEMENTS THE GENERAL All OF THE W. K. church will meet In tho "churoh parlors Tuesday, Octo ber 23, nt 2:30 p. m.; division " Kn. 2 with Mrs. V. O. Taylor, ohalrmnnk will entorltnin. Dl . .vision No. 10 will hdld a mls- ceilaneoue food salo at this time. . A special Invitation la extondod to all. AMARANTH WILL- MEET IN Mnaonto temple Monday at 7:30 for a social mooting. ..-'-' ,-, died '.-'"' OLEASON At Mercy hospital, October 20, 1923, William Olea son, of Portland, aged 69 years. The body Is at the Veatch chapel, and will probably bo sent to Port land for burlt.1. BORN PENORA At homo, Octobor 20, 1928, to. Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Pengrn of Springfield, a son, William Jool, wolght olght pounds. i v r. -i . . COOMBS In Eugene, Octobor 18, 1923, to Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert M. poombs, a dnughtor, Gladys. - Mo Collection I No Charge U M. Travis, Ino. The oldest and -most efficient collection agen cy In the upper Willamette valley, began In 1901. and now employs five trained assistants. Our service Is used extensively In Lane county by the Oregon-Washington League of collection experts, by the Lane County Credit Assn. and by the Collection Agencies Assn. of Ore gon. We collect for anybody, any where, and remit every Saturday. Mo collection: no oharge, . , Sun. 10-S-M FRKKI . FRKElv Phonograph given awny FREE. Eugono Music Shop. Ask about it. 10-18-6 ;'C. E. V. Klckox, piano tuner Bhona 1623-J, or , Morris Music ouse. l-24-tf Dorks writes show enrds. Over Moody's 10-10-tt "Tho Dodge Taxi, Phone S3. 10-13-tf Rietr Classified Ada (or results Cocoa Door Mats $1.50 Flexible Steel Mats $2,50 Basement Open 8:30 a. m. wore Phono Miiday Will B Interesting fee ay meit e a Mighty i 3ii QmM Store If yoii are on thc lookout for a real Bargain in Dinnerware, this will interest you- 33 Piece Dinner Sets fa A .98 1 2 Handsome Patterns Set Just 12 lucky women will share in this splendid offer for Monday 33-piecc Dinner Sets in a., va riety of very attractive patterns, such as gold band, bluebird, spray, cornflower and conventional de ' .signs. The regular price is considerably more than $4.98! - , . , , On Sale Monday On Iy Free Deliveries Big Prettily Dressed Dolts QQ That Sav "Mamma" - - Pretty Dollsi full 15 inches high. They say, "Mamma" in a very realistic way, that pleases the kiddies immensely. At 98c they are priced 'way 'way less than usual. 't 89. 2 Qt. Heavy Aluminum Water Pitchers, Reg. $1.25 .... v , ... . - r Genuine "Quality Brand" Aluminum Water Pitchers, highly polished anrl aiin.rav finicri irisirli ell nrrlinarilv at $1.25. Mnnrlav. hnv : j " ' ' - . '"-Jy ....... , . . , . , Pure Aluminum Self Basting QQt; Roasters-worth $1.48 - - v "Quality . Brand" self-basting Roasters at sveh a low price that there is no need for any housewife to be . without one 1 Convenient size. On sale Monday only in, tht basement at 89c. Fancy American Cut Glass Baskets-- 7Q 1 0 Inches High, Monday - - - Very handsome Cut Glass Baskets decidedly underpriced for Monday's.1 selling. Buy them now for gifts. V';' -r --i For the FALL and WINTER SOCIAL season; To look your best at the Dance, Party,, or- other social . occasions, select your new gown from the new and complete assortment assembled herd ' Dance and Party Frocks .are numerous and are shown in wonderful combination ) oi color, fabric and trimming. Prices ranging from ' $25.50 to $28.75 : ; The Very New in Winter , HATS Interesting is the new in Millinery for winter wear. Here are .some specially selected hats, featuring the smart gold and silver combinations, flowers, fur and metal cloth $10.75 to $19.50 . Enriching Fur Pieces Fur Scarfs and Chokers exactly the sort now in vogue to wear .with one's suit or dress. Squirrel, Fox, Viakla, Stone, Martin. Priced $10.50 to $69.75. i (hilmope A.