Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, December 01, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textroui PublUlied br aiRTBn I'UHl.lHIIINO COMPJ (RANK JKNKINB RNKHT B. OIUTBAP - Preatilent Vlca-Prealaent kntered at tli Poetofflo at Buvane,Ore., aa Seoondclaaa Matter Punllahea' every mnrnfnc esrent atonder. Office I BnliKr mock, lt Willamette. IlnainoM Mutton AdAreee all communlratlona ana make all ramlttnM payable to Ttia Baclilw Punnetilng Company. tn ardarlnff chance of addreae. euberrlb. , ara anoutd alwaya give old aa vail aa Daw addreea. Enxtern Bnfdnron Office Cbarlee B. lllller. ill KIClh Avenue. New I York ety: W. H. Stockwell, People'a 1 Oaa Building, Chicago. Moratn TtcerlsLcr fteltverad by Carrier, par week.... I .It Delivered by Carrier, par month to Delivered by Carrier, als mootha (la adraooa) 1.10 Delivered by Carrier, one rear (in advance) 1.00 Delivered by Hall la Lane County one year 4.4 Ouuud Lane County (In advance) . . e.oe Sunday Rnsiatcr One year by Kali (In advance).. .11.10 FULli ASSOCIATED PBRS3 LEASED WIRE SERVICE Tha Aaaoelatad Preaa la exclusively en tttled to tba nee for publication of all aewa dtapatohea credited to It or not otbarwlaa credited In tola paper, and aleo tha local nawa publlahed heroin. AU rlghta of publication ot apeclal ajepatcbaa herein ara aleo reserved. TUESDAY, PECEHBEIt 1, 1925 FLORIDA, AXT OREGON In this column day before yastor tlay was described briefly the amazing boom that has made Flor ida the most discussed, at tho mo mcnt, of all tho states. In this sketchy survey of & subject that is interesting the eastern part ot the United States tremendously no mention was made of the curious legislative device by which Florida bids for the favors of the wealthy tax-dodger. The omission was de liberate, lor the anti-income tax and anti-inheritance tax clause of the Florida constitution has had little to do with the situation that Is focusing tho eyes of the East on that state. Senator Bruce Dennis and his backers, of course, think otherwise. Within a short time we shall be hearing from them that the way to make Oregon great is to follow Florida's footsteps and agree solemnly to exempt Incomes and1; Inheritance from taxation far . .a. . period ot at least lS:lrears. ' That assertion will doubtless be a prom inent part o'f the campaign for the so-called Dennis resolution when it comes up to be voted on. In the writer's' opinion, the Flor ida ban on income and inheritance taxes has had comparatively little to' do with the spectacular boom which, has made Florida a by-word everywhere east of the Rockies. Ipbat boom is based fundamentally upon winter climate. It capitalizes the desire ot those living In cold countries to get away from snow and ice. It began with the sudden realization that Florida is only 36 hours away from the great cities of jjhe East, and once started it was a ' pro that fed upon Itself. People ro rushing to Florida now not so tnuclt tor the climate as for tho easy money to be made out of ris ing land values. Rut it all traces back to palm trees and warm beaches within a few ioura ot vast population that dreads cold winters. i Oregon is by no means the only state that is considering the income and inheritance tax ban, and it Stands to reason tjiat if many states adopt it the special advantages hoped for will fall to materialize. They will fall of realization any way, for the Florida condition is a peculiar one-not duplicated else' Where. ADVICE TO KEW INVESTORS ! Unfortunately every beginning Investor seems to have to learn his own lesson through his own bitter experience. For the benefit of the few who really think before they invest, tho Bettor Business bureau Ot Now York has prepared a list of 10 questions to bo asked of the salesman. It is well, tho bureau ays, to get his answers in writing, Jvlth his namo signed to them, and then to follow them up by scrlouc investigation. Tho questions fol low: I 1.' What ara tho names and principal addresses of your em ployers and how long have they been In business? I 2. With what bank does your firm do business and what are Its Otltor roforences? ( 8. ' What woro tho real assets 'real worth) of tho company in Which stock Is being sold at the Hate of its organization, and wlia: fc.u Its assets now? I 4. What are the ' company t liabilities? J R. t What are Us earnings' j 6. How many times has Interest br dividends on this security Issue ocn earned In, tho past five years? j; 7: Who aro tho officers of tho company and what is their record of business ncllvlty during the past five years, 1 I t. What experience have these , officers had In the business tn which Ilia coinn.iuy Is eniruticdt 9. Is this soi'urlty accepted n collateral fur loans nt banks? 10, What Is the market for thin security In the event 1 want to did pose Of UT If tho answers to theso question pass scrutiny satisfactorily tho like llhood of the purchaser's gettlnit "stung" by fako stock promotions is greatly reduced. Certainly safety and toumlns of Investment are worth tho individual's offort. A feminine Justice ot tho ponce in Vancouver who had performed more than S00 marriages was her self led to the altar the other day. You know the old story of the pitcher that went too often to the well. Ono hundred and sixteen tons ot storage eggs have been condemned as unfit tor food In Ohio. Actors on the little time back there will draw a sigh of relief that will strain the buttons an their vests. There's a theory among social workers that criminals are becom ing constantly younger. It's a dark cloud that has no silver lining for they can't always go on getting younger. Nobody cares much now what happens In tho Rhinelandcr annul ment case. All the salacious de tails havo been told. Early Days In Eugene (From tho Mqrnlng Register, December 1, 1906) The University of Oregon won the football frame yesterday from Multnomah club by a score of S to 4. This is the first time Oregon has won from the club men since 1SS6. Eugene high school football team won from the Columbia university team of Portland yesterday by a score ot 11 to 0. Married, at Creswell. November, !!. 1906. J. Wiley Maxwell and Miss Clara R Sly. Rev. Mr. Strat ford, officiating. The police have iRsued a warning that small boys wilt arrested If found roaming the streets late at night. Dillard and Svarverud's orchestra went to Junction City, yesterday to play at a dance, : ' itarrled at the homo of the bride's mot her 'in Enirene. Novem- ber'S. 1906. Willis A. Walker and Miss Mary Skipworth. Dr. M. C. Wire, officiating. Daily Lcasotw m English By W. I Gordon Words Often Misused: Don't say. "They offered a catalogue to whom ever would ask for it." Say "who ever." Often Mispronounced: Pique. Pronounce "pek," the "e" as in "he." Often MisKpellnl: Intelligible.' Synonyms: Kelax. detach, loosen, slacken, divert, abate. Word Study: "Use a word three times and It is yours. Let us In crease our vocabulary by master ing one word each day. Today's word: Implacable; not to be pa cified; relentless. "He faced tho group of men, a look ot Implacable anger in his eyes, . TREATIES TO BE SIGNED REPRESENTATIVES OF NA TIONS meet; IS LOXUOX ocrman Delegates to Bo Given Note Intcrprcllnj; Article 10 of Icaguo Covenant (By The Associated Press) LONDON, Nov. 30. Tho Locarno treaty of mutual guarantee and its sister arbitration pacts already have been laid on the tnhies in the reception hall of His Majesty's loreign omce lor tne ceremony to morrow ot signing and sealinur hv the plenipotentiaries of the nations concerned. All the delegates had arrived in London tonight in read! ness for the work which will put into operation these documents pledging Germany and her neigh bors to respect the frontiers estab lished by the treaty of Versailles ana accept arbitration in their dis putes. The signatory nations are represented by Austin Chamberlain tor Great Britain; M. Briand. for r ranee; Hcrr Stresemann and Chancellor Luther for the German republic; Kmile Vandorvoldo for Helglum; Count Selalola. Italv: M. Hkarzynskl, Poland, and Edouard Benes, Czecho-Hlovakia. Ceremonies fctart at 10 The day's ceremonies will start at 10 a. m, when the delegates will meet in tho foreign office to verify the documents conferring plenipotentiary powers unon them. The signatories will assemhlo In the reception room where tho for mal Binning will begin shortly af ter 11 o'clock. Great Britain's delegation, which Includes Austen Chamberlain and Premier Baldwin has been accorded a place at tho head ot tho long table around whl;h tho delegates will be seated in the same order as at Locnrno. The preliminaries will be slmnle. After the legal adviser ot tho Brit ish foreign office hns reported that tho delegates' powers have been found vujld and a few corrections have beon made in tho original text of the treaties, Mr. Chamber lain will propone the signing. Oilier TrenlleH Mtulo When tho signing Is completed tho collective note to the German delcgutes interpreting article 16 of the covenant of tho league, will be signed and handed to them by Mr. Chamberlain nnd tho two trea ties between France und Poland, nnd France und C'zeclio-Hlovakia will be signed. It Is provided by the (rentlns that they slinll be ratified mid then de posited with tho leagua of nntioiiH, which will furnish copies to the coutfacteOS uW:UMfi , . . Physical Causes of Senile Dementia Hardening of tho Wood Vessels, Together with Advnnclntj Age, May ltrlng on tiruduul l.tms of Mental Towers. lly KY.I, K. IMI'KUANIV M.l. (t'nltcl Stales Nltatr hom New Yurk) rorrncr I'tMntnlMUmcr of Health, New Verk Oily A few weeks ago a New Kiigluml render asked mo to wrlto about senile dementia she told mu of an unusual cir cumstance. I u that one family nro three eases of this disturb ance, each pa tient being above 74 years of awe. My corres pondent wants to k n o w the c n u m o A n il whether there Is any help (or this condition. S It o says thero iuts been no nppar- e n t Improve aJS0lC0PElMa ment front the treat tiieut nl ready given nnd wonders why. There is uu old saying that a man Is no older than his arlorlc There Is a lot of truth In It. Some persons grow, old easily and sweetly. Others have harden ing of tho blood vessels, so bad sometimes its to make them brittle pipe-stems, ready to Tie broken uv a fall or a blow. It tho break occurs in the brain, the mind may be disturbed. Even though the blood vessels remain elastic and fairly normal, there may be In tho tissues ot the brain other changes which are cap able of disturbing the mind. With Increasing age the brain substance ii'ay waste away and tlills Impair the normal action of that organ. With the withering of tho brain conies loss of memory, failure of emotional control and gradual weakening of tho mind. The otd tlmo alertness and quickness of thought disapiiour. Eventually tho mind is llko that of u little child. As tho condition progresses any peculiarities pussesscd by the vic tim become more marked. If he v.as quick tempered he gets worse. If lie was noisy, no becomes tnun- derous. He cries and laughs, ho becomes self-centered and terribly cotLstical. He becomes suspicious of his family and nearest friends. Sometimes the most saintly of men may become profane nnd lininod est. The best ut husbands and fathers becomes a brute. Not long ngo an old friend of mine who has lost his mind from senile dementia sent word to mo he is giving me a million dollars. Only a dcinonted person gives mo a million! It U not surprising that several members of tho same family, all well past forty, should havo the same troublo. If they are closely related they are probably much alike In cell snd fibre. In blood ves rel equipment and in general hab its.' While It is an unusual circum stance. I can see that it might readily happen because ot tne an atomical and physical similarities. $ . Answers to Health Queries A READER. Q. What can I do to he rid of a little brown mole? Answer. This may he removed by an electric needle. However, It requires tho ."kill of an expert. e M. I.. R. Q. What will mako my tfyelnshe grow? Answer. Apply. I por cent yol iuw oxido of mercury .ointment to the lids each night. Tills should make them grow. a a a MRS. O. F. B. Q. What con bo done to relievo a cough that seems to be caused by phlegm In the throat, causing tickling? The pa tient is unable to sleep properly on this account. Answer. -This is probably due to bronchitis. Build up the gen eral health and you will be loss susceptible to colds and coughs. A good throat spray should relieve your symptoms to a great extent. For full particulars send a self addressed, stamped envelope nnd repeat your question. Copyrijclit, 1926 Newspaper Kealuro Service. Inc. Briefs of Oregon Life With a bank occount which prob ably will amount to more thaa tlijOO, made possible by Portland's spontaneous Thanksgiving gener osity, and with the assurance that in the near future she will be placed on a definitely self-supporting basis in a small business of her own, Mrs. Floyd Camp, wid owed and made destitute Monday night by the burning of her home in Portland, faces a future far from hopeless for herself and her little daughter, saved from tho fire. a a e Dr. M. B. Marccll. 911 West Lom bard street, Portlund. celebrated Thanksgiving day in bed as a re sult of an encounter with a brown bear which he tried to train MOTHERS ' AND THRUM CHILDREN Ctiltlvntliifc a I'lonsaiit Voleo Ono Mother tinyn: . Hon find I in ado a contract with on eh other to. stop whatever nolnu we in I Jit ho mukim?, Biich on )inmT nieriiitf, running tho mowIiik mu ch. ih. etc., when It became nece Hary to communicate with ono an other; alHo to corno ag near to whoro tho othnr might bo oh pohhI- 4jIc, thiifl eliminating tho harHh rais in,? or the voleo and unne-cnHary repetition. Thero him been u much needed rewt to my nerve ftln.'a then nnd Hobby In cultivating .1 well modulated nnd pleaimnt paUlnK voice. (Cuyyi-.ght. inb, jUaociUdfiaitoritlao.) ; vy I MORNING REGISTER. EUGENE, Wednesday fof use III a medicine show I hut ho conducts on tho loud. Dr. Mnreell was clawed, bruised and scratched by tho bear before his sou could di'Uo the animal till with it club. e e e A larger tiiproprlallon of fed eral luntls for channel operations In the Willamette river between Siilent and Portland will bo urged by Senator McNary. according to letters received from lite senator. The inquest of Senator Mi'Nury will have tho support of ltepru Hcn'iatlvu Mow ley. e a A decision to Invito the officers of I lie nallollal orsaulsalloll ot the humane society lo attend the 17tlt annual Pendleton lloiiud-l p. Sep tember Ui-is, luiil, was Hindu by unanimous consent at (he annual meeting of stockholders of the asso ciation held Wudiiesday night, Today's. Radio Program Heat Feature. Tlmmaliout Ilia Country Tunlatit TueB.lny. December I. I SrS t:30 . 111. WJAlt (inJ.SI Prevl. tlettca. llt-otvlt university umiii! and Jma leAtll. Wl.s. 131. I'liUMSO. luos and CltrlB' club tmnuuet. a:V0 p. in Wll. iJls.ai spring field, rreli-ssumnl hockey same at lleston Arena. I ll p. nt. Wll- Hill II Phila delphia. Villa Nova eollcBO pro ems, "Poellny." 7.00 p. in WJSt (t513) New York. UreenwU'h Village Theatre chamber eneinble. t:5 p. in -W 31 All (IIT.Il Chi. caKO. l'ievhe-iluv(.k!.ui P'ocriim. u p. m. WJ llll.ll Now Yerk. Orsnd lour "Austria." aleo WilY. Will. s 01 p. in WTIO (trtitl Hart fenl. Traveler's Choral club ot T& voices. Knr West Slaftuna Silent Tunlahs KrtlA. Kl.X. KOA. KI'SS, KWSO a tl'.U' ('altfiiry ISO 7:00 p. in. Uidle concert trio. CM! It Itt'vtllii HM 7:00 p. in. Studio proKTiim. CNKV . VnmiHnw, II. l 201 7:30 p. in. fhUdron' Miorlos. 8:30 p. in. Studio program. 10:30 p. m. Uelmont orchestra. KVI Los Angvkt. 187 B:S0 p. in. Mattnoo program; Nightly doings. 7:oo p. in. AIMn Trio; Examin er program. 9.00 p. m. Hans Thornton pro arnm. lo:00 p. m. Packard Ballad hour. j KCV-Oakland 361.2 4:00 p. in. Concert orchestra. 6:30 p. m. "As a Woman Thlnk- eth. ti:00 p. m.f Dinner concert; news. S:no p. m. Itauio Urccxes by k. r. lie R:10, p. m. I.lttlo symphony; contralto. tt:3 p. m. Auction bridge. 10:00 p. in. Dan co nnintc. K.;V Portland 101.5 8:00 ir. in. Hducatlonnl hour: talk. 9:ft0 p. m. Concert. 10:00 p. m. Multnomah Hotel orchestra. KHJ Los Angokw 103.3 6:30 p. m. -Children's program. 7:30 p. m. Talk on dogs; radio talk. 8:00 p. m. Healer Program. I0:o0 p. m. Ulltmoro danco or chestra. K.IK Scuttle 3HI.4 8:30 p. m. Pwget Hound mu slcalc ( 1 '-i hoars). K X X IIolJywiMMl 336.9 7:oo p. m. La Monica orches tra: health talk. 8:oo p. m. Keaturo program; Towno Crycr. l:uu p. in. Movlo night. Hotel Ambassador. KOA , 5:30 p. m. Urown Pnlaco string orchestra. 6:30 p. m. NewB-Tlinejt concert. KPO Sail lYnm Lso, I2H..1 5:30 p. in. Children's stories. 6:30 p. m. "At tho Theatres;' orchestra, 7:00 p. m. Fairmont orchestra; studio program. UM.O p. m. Courtesy program. 10:00 p. in. Couklvy' Coblrlims. a hours). . HjCtfJI W. R. LLOYD HANGED MILS. UAtrx DKXIED ADMIS SION TO DEATJI CIIAMIIKR tny Th Aaeociated Preaa) HALIOM, Ore.. Nov. 30. William R. Lloyd, murderer of Clinton I, Itnun, former gnraKo owner ut In dependence, paid the penalty for his crlino on tho Knllows In tho execution chamber of tho Oroxon slato prison here this morning. Ap proximately. 30 persons witnessed the execution. Mrs. Clinton I. Baun, widow of tho victim of the murder, and Mrs. Irvlno linun. wife ot the mur dered man's brother, demanded ad miRKion to tho hanitlnir but were refused by prison authorities, "I am not sentimental," Mrs. Irvine Haun said, "but I want to see this man die nnd I could pull the rope myself. I never will bo satisfied tin lex I am allowed to wiineHs the execution." l.loyd shot Haun to death on tho evciiiiiu of Keptember 1. Ho was captured In Tho Unties tho follow ing night. NINE DIEIN WRECK I'AHSKNGISIt llt.M SnilUICS AUTO AT CIIOSS1XO ' frtr Th. Ae.o'i.-itc-i rr HLVTIIKVn.l.i:. A'k., Nov. 30. Nine persons were 1 TP mid ono Injured, probably 'alit.Iy, when Ht, Louis-Sun Frnnelnen pnssenitnr train No. 801 bound from Ht. Louis to Memphis, struck nn aiitomobilo In which tho ten persons were rld ItiK at a crossing; noar here late today. All of the dead and the Injured, a child, wero members of tho fam ilies of Clem Oxford and his broth er, J,awrcneo Oxford, farmers. Nolle! to Ilnntcrs and Don Owners Tho undersigned, living south of Collcga Crest, hereby give nollco that our farms are closed to hunters, and that no huntfnn; or trespassing will be permitted there on. All doirs found on oor premises, without their owners will be dis posed of without notice. Thomas Hzukal Nick Anton O. W. Wo II ace C. H. Kalley H. M. llloom C. Ij. Wcntropo Notlio Lucas M. B. Furrow II. W. Curson C. II. Illanton M. A. Illanton Otto Arat .linnos Li, Walls Theresa h. Walls Theresa Muhr A. 11. Brown O. H. Orswoll W, A, Illanton Millie n.Klnnton O. F. lilanton A.L.Wachwnuth Tues. 10-18-ia ' TUESPAY- DECEMBER 1, 19Z5 ill LOSES SHOE III. t, -; Ni:V siri'llM) l'IH.,,,;" 1N Tin: t;nu uchii- Itnlniu-aHl Mlxliiiv of I'lillnm atv' Xoar-TnuiiHly Tunis Into Comedy In Now Him li ti. w. M. If ymi think Oreetm l lal "" dump rlsht now, slop don nnd wnlell fliiirlln flmpllH tteiillier "The Hold Hush" III Ills derby hat. cuttitttiy cent und U little old lli"t yiiir's I'luld shawl. Hut stoke Hie furnace before you k. and set n tiiii kle ready for the fireplace. All our ciiod friend t'limles has beleeii lilui and nature In the rem' is Hie mum' pull' of Oxford bus" thut lie's been neurlnit for tlie lust tle veuri. u puek und uu Iron pronp'ivtur'H skillet cold coiiilurl In the bind of Hie mldiilKliI sun. rivaellt nllo Ills biilllltoo rune und I r. Kleves. iHdloll. The film atiirts with llin hero shod on both reel. but Hinuewliere between Seutlle und New Year's one shoe dlHuppe'irn and a sturdy Kimny suck eoiueia lo the Uelur Willi (tooil el reel. The film Is JllH f'liarlle ("Imp. lln's luiuie old Ktitrf. nnd Unit's nil i rlitlit. beeiiiine ll's wlint everybody expects und wunis wlien ihey puck lite showlioii'eji lo see his unties Hut It's the hiiiiio old aiurf In n new seltlnif. und It's Just tuuleiliiH- on llle edito of tielliK serloila every moment or two. There are some moments of nonr-lnnA'dy und putlioa Hint net you warkei) tip to pity and ilieii turn around and be untue choice comedy. Ho hits hit a nice bulutieo between I lie comedy and pathos und bus overduue neither. The film hit soitln aeenery which Ih ns fine us that of many u serious picture, nnd nitulnst a hacks-round of uetir-burteaiiuo that 1. otiHler to watch thiin (dark realism, you call see much of tlio leul. atrtiKKlo uf thn Aluskit K"ld rush. . Tlio film will bo n drawlnc card all week ut the Mcliouulil theiitro. REAL ESTATE IS SOLD TKAIK OV I'AUH I-ANO VOI A' ICS $uO.UUO Yakima Itamii Trailed ftir Imiiv Onuity lnHTty; Two OUicr IK'niM art) llcpurtctl KxchangcN of real estate In which ono dual alono Invnlvcd the transfer of property valued nt f0. HiKl, wero reported yewterday through Krank Kinney, local real tor. The lurgrHt deal wan that In which Myron A. Iayton traded 31! 0 i acros of (arm land In lino county, ! 1 1 miles northwest ot Kugene. Lo : W. M. iMctitnnlri for what is eon-! nldered one of the brut Improved 4ti-aern t radii In Yakima County, 1 WaNhlngton. Hoih properties were valued nt ; $:S,ooo each In the exchange. Mr. j Kinney represented Mr. Duyton in thn tninmi-tlon and Put Murphy nf 1'rowter. Want... represented Mr. Mcdliinln. I Mr. and Mm. V. J. Steven of j ICugeue yetttoTduy punduwd a tract i of -.S5 acreB nn the 1'acltlc high-' way oncthlrd of a mile north of i Kaiita Claru, fnrmorly owned hy j (iooriro SlmpkiitH who Ih now lo cated In Han Diego. California. Mr. nnd Mm. .Steven plan to Improve the place whJeh 1 nil In hearing cherry orchard. Thero aro no building on the land. Another ileal reported by Mr. Kinney wan that between I. H. Maker of Princeton, Cal., who bought a tert-arro traet In I'm. peot park from It. H. JMerce. Thl tract face on Chamber street Junt nnutli and went of the aviation field. Mr. linker expect to divide tho acreage Into one-aero plot and ell It ngaiu. retemon and McCully handled tho negotiation for Mr. Plerco. CERTIFICATE RETURNED i.vtiikitav ii o m e mission coming to i:i(;lmj Certificate of Incorporation of tho Kugene Kvangeltcal Lutheran church (American) wan returned to tho secretary of tho new orgunim tion, U. I'. Nordllng. yesterday by the nocretary of ntato. Mr. Nordllng reported that a meeting with thn Homo Mlmlrin council for the Pacific coant, nn Intcr-fiynodlcal body rcprcneutiillvn of five of tho largoMt I.ulheran (hurcheH, wan expected In tho near futurd. Tho council will come to Kugene to look over proHpoctivo wlton for a church nnd tho territory gen erally to dntermlnn what aid tho new project nhould havo. The Homo Mlfwlon Ih mild to bo entirely In accord with tho movement to on tubllnh an American church. NOTED SINGER ARRIVES ANNA CASK AI'I'KAHS IN CON CKKT HLKKK TONKillT Anna Cao, noted Roprnno, who will appear hero thin evening In a concert, arrived In Kugono lato yeHterday. The dinger ban been brought to thlH city by the Amonlated Hlu dentH tf tin I"nlverity of Oregon and will make her appearance at thn Fli'HL MothudlHt .plHcopal church. 1'repnrntlonn for tho eonnort. Mich mt deeurntlng the Htngo plat form nnd arranging for tho large audience oxp"cted, worn mndn hint night by nfflclnlH of tho iitudent body. SOCIAL EVENING HELD wati:k noAiti) .Mi;Miu:it.s, and rA.MIldlCS IIOMl l'AUTY Mombors of tho Kuireno wnter board, employna of that department nnd their families, all numlierlnif about no penplo, held their nnniial fun fest at thn ehambor of coiu mnreo rooms lust nlirlit. Oamea worn provided and tho rooms oehoed and ro-eo,hnod to the sound of chlldron s voices, sinking nnd calling. Ulders worn Riven nn opportun ity to get toitntlior nnd enjoy the stoning, whllo several of tha men folks wero delegated to nltend to tho wants of tlio youngsters. HIiM-p Herder Ilroiw lhtul BUND, Oro., Noy. .10. Whllo plnying a gamn of pool, John li'lemlng, (fl-ycor-nld shoop herder, dropped dend this afternoon nt I'rltievlllo. lie has lived In llin Hrooked rlvor coutitiy for 10 years but llttla Is known of bis family and oq rvlmlyns baye been Ivuittud. Our Alim To Sorva You Well it n el Faithfully r Always Buy Your New Coat and Dress Here! Quality and style assured Savings greatest. Stunning frocks which' you will be proud jQ nn dji q to wear any where, priced from . .... to 5Sf75 Our new coats are warm, stylish, dur- tM 7C (OA iw able, at a price you can afford to pay . . D i J t0 Jfcd.j Christmas Umbrellas Of silk with novelty lian illos. Thry aro matte of ifbiul silk with substantial frames. The radium nrnt amber Jininltcs ami tips will fascinate ymi rigbt awa I'litetl nt $4.19 to $5.90 Ladies' Silk' Underwear Make useful pfts. Priced at $1.49 to $3.98 A Store Full of Christmas Toys Penco Scooters For speed ami endurance $1.49 and $2.98 Erector Sets ' Make Bridge, Etc. , The boy with the mechan ical turn of mind will build wondrous structures with these erector sets. J'riced at $1.98 to $6.90 Mnenilnee nutiecrlptlona taken for nny you mny dcalra to rnw j or aubacrthii for now. 100 Bwond i Anu Kurt. i-H-M i St Mary' Guild of the Episcopal Church will bold a Bazaar at the Laraway Bldg. WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 2 beginning at 10 a. m. Cooked Foods and all kinds of Fancy Work Aprons, Art Goods, ICtc. OATS 4t ' i' II t i n mux "co'okatbs BaihiteaonIv J ll,;.7,U .i,.i:A ,. 1M, l:-.io.:U..M. ..; ' P e fl RATION WIDC INSTITUTION- tllv DEPARTMEMT STOUFs VZ Willamette Cugene, Urcgon Useful Christmas Gifts Negligee Garters T-arRC assortment of eol urs atul patterns 25c to 98c Silk Hose I -'or a man's Rift. Full fashioned, lisie foot mid top, priced at 49c and 75c Christmas Ribbons I'or fjift packaK"S. Make your Oiri.stttias packages merry and dainty. Our assortment is ample mid attractive. Beautiful Dressed Dolls These dolls arc well dress ed, they arc attractive with real children's faces. Triced at 98c to $9.90 Games For Little Folks A large assortment. M ? a St motions btwvaa" ai i. (Jl I1 . a ni annul A tray that is both decorative anil useful made wilt I beautiful K'll. silvt-r and mahogany frames. They art I hand naintcd on class. A tray is always ail acccpUftl i n f..... ..( .. it,,,t.,,l ,.;fu that arc to be found I here liiat will appeal to both tho feminine and masculint I hearts. Book Ends Smokers Stands Incense Burners Eugene ZArt & QiftSty ..oUL'lt" "I'm: IjI-iti 30 Weit Tenth Oatl the. time- Flavoty oat flake, that co m . - j "fa, mlnutc.1 Nover .ticky, pay of unin ing dclicioui hcaltwui. - . . a I Filled with' flavor-packed with nour, -firm in tcxrure-yct retaining the ' for coy digestion. ' OP QUALITY PRODUCT W "His'-Chruu Ties N"'sv tir, Quic, l-mis.ul f1(,urc() M.i:".'.. Well mid. '"Cfly fltllihcej 49c and 98 Lumber Jaclif Newest eglur. and tut tlTIIV $3.98 to $5.90 Men's Wide Belt, In all sizes-. 49c to J1.2S Men's Drew Gloves Siirdc and leather. Pi $1-98 to $3.98 19c to 69c Autos, Wagon, Tricycles For Boy nd CirU Sec tinr Christmas displij - popular priced. ' Story Book y. 'tw illing they wil) sp predate Pictures Candlesticks Tea Sets . Kll Allot N! 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