Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, December 02, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., WEDNESDAY, DEC, 2, 192S n 1 i 1 ! v t 1 H f . 1 r f. ... m r I. ,11. I '!1 III? 1 t a V i r I ? i r ; ,.1 ' LV mm III )i '1 The Biggest Monday and Tuesday at tendance in history of McDonald Theatre And it'a gcing to bo ever? larger today for the whole town's talking about the greatest comedy ever made. Ask Your Neighbor and Come Tonight! THE TREAT OF A LIFE TIME! Charlie 10 Reels IN rap' PLAYING ALL WEEK McDonald THEATER CO M s&ag VUIM MtCfl ABE JVVI RJLIlik VUIM MtCfl ABE MV RJLIlik OWEN DAVIS' famouH Broadivuy Iilay THE "UP COMEDY CENTURY f 181 Before the Crowd Arrives You will find new pritle in your rugs and drapes if tlipy arc re nevvt'd at regular intervals. No Charge fcr Special Service ;( OLtVI ST., sir. sth ud Phone RAYMOND TORREY Between Eighth and Ninth on Olive B II I Chaplin of Glorious Fun! Popular Prices ! MAT1XKE ... 33a KVKXIXfi - - - 50c 1 lIll.DHKN . IDC nt the Home of Uic Best TODAY ONLY! LADDER" wiUi VIRGINIA VALLI FOHHKST STANLEY MAKGAHET I.1VIXGSTO.V GROKGE FAWCETT t sth IS I'llSHTW Sgll FIRST NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL IS INCREASED Comptroller of Currency Wires Permission SURPLUS REMAINS SAME Hook ClmiutiHl nt Loral , 1 unlit u iloti Yesterday; tVrtiriooio Is In Malt , Capital nation of tho stock ' of tho Flint National bank In KuKt-no WHS lltCreUHcd froltl flUO.UOO to $200,000 yesterday, It whs an nounced through A. A. Hoim, cashier, nnd o. A, Huuitluiu, ub Hisiaiu eaahtcr. ),ertn.-don to Increase the cap ital stork was requested ly the bank nomo time nKo, tho officer- snld. The permit wan wired yes terday from tho office of tho comptroller of tho currency nt Washington, 1, O. Certificate of tho Increase was rtmtletl nt thn samo time from the comptroller' office ami should be hero in about a week tlmo. The First National hank has n surplus of $200,000 which will ro main the same. Increase of tho can'tnl stork ; doubles tho protection to thn fle ! nosltor and In a manifetatUn ot the growth of thn hunk and the I territory through which It oper I ntejt. ! "It also helps the hank to serve the community better." mU Mr. i HouKlum. The resources of the i ha n U h a vo p r v n, he sn Id , w h i 1 e the contrlhutini; district has a i bright outlook and financial con- dlttons are- In cod shape. The bank officials and employes iwlll celebrate tho -12nd anniversary j of the founding of tho institution. December 19, when an open house ! wl'l he declared, T S. McCready hits charge of the plans f-r enier I ta'nment of patrons and friends j that day. G. F, SKIP1RTN SPEAKER itKiiFXT ui.t, nisrrss otv.s- TIOX Vtm VXIVKItSITV" ("lllml hrisUim Drlw for $1600 Willi Tweilty StmliMit.Husiiu'SM lvll TeniiLS Suiru IHv. 3 JuiIkc O. K. Skipworth of Ell pene anil a member of the boiml of resents of the university will speak on the world court question nt the V. W. C. vV. bunpalow this evening nt 7:30 o'clock It was an nounced by the V. .M. C. A. cabi net at a meeting heM yestertlay ( noon. ' j The meetlnjr thin evening Is open to any one Intererted in the nub ; ject. It is under the direction of : P.nrt Kendal, presltlent of tho Y. ! M. f. A. and Gladya DuUuls of the : Y. W. C. A. I Russell DeLong, nt the. I'nlver islty of Chlcano, who Is vis tlliR the imherfitles on thR count In the Interest of tho student fellow- shin for ChrlsM-m unrvlw n,nn.. i cheon yesterday noon. He briefly! nouncement at the office of hocre ottt.'lned tho purposes of his tourl"" Chudwlck. of the coast, and In uartlcular that K. I', l'e!d. pres dent of the of the Kroup ho vaa traveling for. "The purpose of tho movement Is to make Christian principles n practical part of overy student's life rather than a theory." he de clared. It has no organization or offlcera and Is purely a student af fair. Forty workorn v.-lth 21 business men of EuKcne who arc working on the United Christian drive for $1600 will meet at 6:15 in the "Y" hut this ovuntne. The drive 1b un der the supervision of H. A. Mc Cully. It will be composed of 20 teams of business men nnd stu dents and will Initiate the two dr.y campaign for funds Thumduy. AUTO DRIVER DRENCHED MACHINE HECOVF.ItED FROM MILL HACK YESTERDAY t7ii.i.,.. u ii.,.,.ui a short cut to tho highway from rj.i.nii, , ,. . autoist drove off of the end of Klncaid street into the mill race at an early hour yesterday. The automobile was found later fiome distance from the place and a satchel containing; personal be longings, was picked up hy police near High street and Sixth avenue east. Itockhill and Rcvan. auto lowers, recovered tho machine and the man who requested their services left for Portland without giving his name, simply saying that ho oui., .vim ii in a uay or iwo. i no car bore a Utah license plate. rom what can bo learned there were two In tho car. The driver said he was n stranger nnd had reached the danger point before he knew it. Moth occupants of the auto gritted their teetll and went Into the water, getting out with out truuble. OREGON CAMPUS SHOWN IIALK P.UiK OF MAGA7JM-; OIVKS Kt'f.KXK VIKWS BcencH of tho Oregon enmpus occupy u half page of tho roto gravure fleetfon of tho November i::hu or the Wiley Tiulletfn of New York. The views nre of tho P noer Htatuc, Johnron hall nnd tho entrance to Commerce hall. The Wiley Ilullot n Is published by .Inhn Wiley and Hr, -f, Inc., scientific publishers, nnd 1.1 dlidrl- huted to college profesHorn and usra of bunlnoHS hooks, In the section with the pictures of the Oregon campus was alHo thore from Hyracuso university, Louisiana State unlvornlty, Ohio State college, nnd tho Mauflachu- settn Agricultural college. The section nlflo Included pictures of the outstanding faculty men of the InrttltutlonH throughout the country. EAGLE PIONEERS MEET WILLIAM HFLERY IH ELECT- El TO MEMHEHHHII' Eaglo TMoneern, meellng at the club rooms In the Flrnt Methodist Episcopal church last night elect ed one now member and laid plans for a candy sale In tho public market next Saturday morning. Tho now member was William Ifulory. W. I. Walter of thn Y. M. C. A. gave a talk on the Pioneer score card. Mr. Walter and Ilia tuiilalaut U. 11, McAUlHtcv atlciul cd the mcetlni; louether. Thoro were nine membcra u:id tho Icadur Kdwin Johuttopt preHcnt, Mittuiday ufternoou tho Kuttlea will piny volley hall with tho Mu bawk club. Tho (uuuo Mtarta prtmiptly nt 3 o clock. Tho boys have drawn up a oou stttuttou and are olitnliiK tt au the document may be framed uud IninK on tho wall of the club room, OFFICERS ARE NOMINATED laxi: MHSKs UKAit rm:H ON VU-.NNA CMNICM Members of the I.nno County Graduate Nuvucn' association beUI a rcKUlur meeting at the chumher of conimci'Cu ycHtorday ul'tertittun when offlcera were nominated. The election will be held at the meetlmr on the ilrst Tuesday In January. II wa announced. The name of those nominated were not made public, Pr. O. H. liulUon nddrossetl the nurses and kv them a vivid de scription of clinics (u Vienna. Fol lowing the buslneari session the members held a banquet. MISS AI.MA l.l TO TO IIAMH.I, itia cuoss Xcw Official Almuly Iti I'luicuo to Tk Over WeHiitv Work or illy mid County Miss Alma l.upo, unnouneed yesterdav as the new executive secretary of the Kuuene chapter of the merlran Hed Crtvm so ciety, nssumeil her duties In thill capacity follov.'lnK the announce ment, and will bo on duty at the local office. Ms l.upo arrived In Kuuene Monday nltht. She has been with tho Pnclflc branch of the lied Cross at S'in l-'runclseo. Prior to this she n.is!s:ed Hr. Walter 11 Itrowo. director of the child health demonstiatlon In Marlon county. I Slectlot of M ss l.upo followed a lon list of applli-allons arter ..ui.-.i..l..n tt Mii. I.red John- i! nee Crace Ntirton. who It'll :ilK-ene a few weeks ao. The new secreturv has had eonsiurrnoie ex perience ns a teacher, community welfare worker and child health exnmlncr. While In the fan I'rancsi'o office. Miss l.upo made a special study of the work In hamlllnu- rlalllis of ex servlce men. which Is imp of the main duties of tile Ued Cross office In this county She mav also avsist here In the rountv social work. hundlinK of Juvenile cases, mothers' pensions and welfare work In central, It was reported. Miss Marlon Whipple, who lias been In Charlie of the office since Mrs. Johnson rcslcncd. will remain a few days. EDITOR TO BE SPEAKER r.-C.AI.I.S Wll.li KKHKESKNT fOUVUJ.IS AT I-lNfllKON C. E. Inualls. editor and pub M'-her of the Ci.rvallls c(aJc'te- i Times and postmaster or llial ru . w,l p ,no "l""1r K,"r""' M'innil"r oi co louit.'i . Thursday noon. nccoriliiiK to nu i nrvn in t-i iiiimm'i, win r..... . m us icii 1 program will he put on, neent-tUnir to worn seni nere. This will ho a return visit. tW. eral members: of tho Kusene chamber h'lvimr vlalte! the Cur vrrlils nrcnnlwitlon nt lunclieon last week. ROCK -WORK IS FAST (JOOI HEADWAY MADK I.OItANK HIGHWAY An avernjre of more lhan 100 yards of rock a day was turned out at tho county rock crushing plnnt nnd sprend on tho I.ornne said P. M. Morse, county engineer, yesterday. This is an excellent record, sild the enulneer. consldeKnif the fact that there was ' considerable rain 1 n. cood nart of tho time, I Work- in proKresnlnit as rapidly ns noss hie nnd the rain has not n'nuurpu im nji.-'-u ui m plant or the work of spreading to nny Brent extent, according to tho engineer. NIMROD TO BE REOPENED HOTEL ON McKF.N7.IE FNDF.H NEW MANAGEMENT The Nlmrod hole! will be re opened to the public Saturday nlKht under now management, nc- cording to announcement Here yesterday. Ulllv Price, who so nurcessfuily managed the place ft number of years ago, will again have charge. Mr. I'rlco announces thnt ho will be rciulv for tho general public as well a a private pnrtieK and asks that when parties arc to be made up to telephone him in advanco to make, reservation. DOCTORS WILL ELECT OFFICERS -TO HE CHOSEN AT TIU HHHAY MIOEIINti Physicians who aro members of tho Central Wlliametto Medical society will elect officers at tho meeting to he held in Corvnllis Thursday evening. It whs learned yesterday. I ir. William I. Noil hs boon president dining tho Inst yenr. Tho Corvnllls meellng will also be "hnlles' night" nnd medical so ele'les of Polk, Marion and Yam hill counties are to be guests, Tho hanuuet will lie held In tho Uenlon hotel. LEAGUE TEA IS TODAY FREHIIMEN TO ENTERTAIN AT 4 O'CLOCK Tho weekly Women's league lea which Ih held at tho Y. !. !. A. hut ut (ho university will be some thing different accord :ng to plans of iho committee In chnrgo of the affairs. This nftoinonn nt 4 until (I o'clock Iho league will ho enter tained by the freshmen members of tho organization by a complete musical program. All girls In the university tiro Invited to attend the nodal hour, , . , C. E. F. Hlckox, plnno tuner Phone 1623-J, or Morris. Musk Uou.e. . 11-o-tl NUMEROUS PIECES Of Rinos, Machmo bun and Other Articles Named CANNON HEADS LOJMG LIST llumlml Dollar Kent by .1. S, Mnu-lndry to Pay Frvluht Mort Hum Mivts CbarKcx HchMc.-i the SS mm. tleruian c iniuMi which will be sh(tie UuKcno to be placed In a public Place, rules, mactt no kuh i ami a laotc number of other Mmalt plcoon captured Horn the tlernuuts din in; i he war will be sent here, tic cordlnu to a letter received venter day by W, C 1'ane, commander of the American 'hcalon post, front Ai'Jutaui-tlcneral (iiMii.u A. While J. 8. .Mai;ladry, slate senator, a t-hort tfmo ttKi. M'U( hM pcrsnual check iu ftiiu ) tho adjutant uoneral with which to pity tlir tivluht on the cannon and ns the lielKht chui'itcM Will ho but H latKe number of add tlonal Items hao heca ordered for i-.uceue, Snuill Art'ch In 1. 1-1 The list run.hed by the adju taut Keiieral ftdlows; KlKht lduln bayonets: etKht miw- tonih h tyoifiM; 1 1 ve titittntry teens; live medb-al can'cen.t; I A o mm. cuti blue cases; five atol helmet; ene l hlan latuv; one t ierman Mauser rifle; mu;itxlno, I s-iH; t u tier ma n cavh n rifle; t Kits Mauser ioa;;u tit; two lier man Manlh hcr rifles; one (.lei man M.iu;'cr in, nlrttilc shot, ISJl one Ctirtttrttt Mauser repeal I it rifle; I S 7 -1 SS t ; olio AllMrluit MatiHcher maKaiiue rifle, I S y ft o.ie (It i'iii m nt ieh no run OOS !US: ml celllinetUM rtflv t; five mUmied men's s. lu-;i; one Ki't'imdr tbi ov. er. No Tin to Named The ndjiiti-.at t;cnci a I rui s In h's letter that there is no way of tePiit'f Just when these trophies will b rcrelvctl frmu the uoci'n tct-nl :-.s thev will have to cmue by rhlp to Astoria and thence hy rail in I'liuone. Ameib-itu I.eKlon officials said yctiterd'ty that plans nre nnder'way t-i ehtain n room smiewhcre to -x b hit the-io rmall articles and that thrv will fouiii a nuelcus fir a per m-Mo nt war trophy imiM-utii t be bled to frtm lime to tho p. I he matter will he taken Up Willi me Itv nfrichils, Thn tei:bm contmllti-e named to iniidle these lrothies ronniHls M'irrls. J'al Ktcpke and td Wallace. STREET CLOCK PAINTED IIHIKTOW JOSIIKU AIUMT Till'. UIOICK OV tXI.OHINU If l hadn't bf-en for the green th.it v.us pa nietl on the new street c eck in trout or trie I.ut-Key jew t'lry store, some of the tilo's at the M'b'ction of color might have bem jutuirind In the opinion of W. W llrirtow, owner of the establish ment. 1'ulntern yesterday put on a coat of green over the red lead f tiler given tho clock when It was firm nsialled. They say there will be nrmthor coat of green and mi tup of Unit they will put all of the high pot.i of M curat puro gold leaf. .Mr, nrialow said ho had been iosbed about the color uf ibe mod ern street sign nnd chek and that many pcoplv hud asked If II was operated by eleetrieliy. Ito ex plained that the clock Is driven by a 12Vpound lo-ui weigm una tnai Kuiiene people nre assured of al ways getiltiK the correct lime from Iho chick. OVERTIME CASE IS SET I.AXK TOUNTY SUIT COI-S TO UMN'TON COl'NTY Tho else of Stanley f Iregor against l.ano (umniy in whh-h the oountv Ih suetl fttr several thous and dollars alleged duo as over time for county road workmen will bo heard before Judge John H. Htevcnson of Portland, accord ing to announcement hero yestor day. The trial wilt ho held In llcntnn county, beginning next Monday, on tt change of venue. John n Medley, dintrlct nttorney of Iane, will be nssiHteti m tho cae hy . i. Harrla of this city, ex-Justice of thn supremo court. This Is a c.uto Imttltuted more than a year ago nxalnst the county hy men who were working for the county on a rock crusher a number of years ago. 1 he county c;iurt al leges that the men agreed to work overtime for I ho regular wage, which wan paid them. MINE SLAG PUT ON ROAD snti'ACiXfi ro.MRs r it o m iil.u k hctt-i: Klag from the ftlack Ilutte (fiilck. silver mines south of Collage Orove Is being placed on the road between London Hprings and lilack Itutte, nccortllng to i-'dwln Tulh-r, county roala superintendent, who was In that ocullty yesterday. Tho mater ial la taken from the dump nt the mine nnd makes excellent surfac ing, said Mr. Tiillor. Repairs to an approach to tho House bridge south of London were being made and traffic was held up for u number of hours. The work was done hy Itond MupnrvtHor Tedford and his crew of men. A crow In nt work rcshoclng the Hebron bridge, tie stated. CAR OWNERS PAY FINES SEVERAL PARK OVERTIME IN ItVHIMvMS SECTION Tho police officers ore making anothor drive against' car owners who park ovorllmn In tho business district. Yesterday Pollco Judge Ollmoro fined O. H. lleurdsley. Ijittin and J. K. Pratt, 1 2 each for this offense. now Mihlos was fined S2li for being drunk on thn streets. Ho was arrested late Monday night. Don't Forget Bob's Benuty Rhonne hits moved to larger and better quartor at 877 Willamette, upstuira next to Wade Bros., Phone 888. IQ-M-tl ' Dolco Kloctrlo Plants and Frlgl. Is ire Electric Fterrlgoratora. W. 1 Hargla Co, 887 Olive, . ... . . .. J.l-1-tI i ONLY in bHoPi'lN'O IIAVH 'i'll.li t IIRINTMAH . ax pav The Time Of All Times To Supply Your Necda In Table Linens Tor C'lirislni.ts (living As Well Let's look nheiid to Christ inas. Can't you Just lumglne a I. "1111111111 ibiiuusk clulh. lis shiieu rerlei'tcd. an (tit I'tdUlslte back Krouiol for spnrkliug. crystiil uud gti'iuitlnK silver? I.luen of purest white Is Indeed the Ideal selling for a radiantly lowly table. What an opportunity In niako your Christmas vision come true! Here's what "Chleimti I'tircbusc Hale" Is ilolim for you. Hand Embroidered Linen'Towels, Special $1.00 Hllver bleaiiiBround with em broldety In pretty cotitrnstln colors, and hemstitched. Special lot. A wonderful till. Fancy Turkish Tow els, Each 48c You Immediately think of Christmas gift giving when you cast your ryes on these fancy towels. Heity weight 'double thread). i.e 31x1 Inches, In cheery lavender, rose or blue patterns cut white ground, It pity to purehusu three nt a time II. it,. Linen And Linen Finish Lunch Cloths And Pattern Cloths 20 Off Hpeclal lot, fine finality, sell ing at ottV'flfth less than regu lar. Pure Linen Table Damask, Yd. $1.25 --Don't misconstrue the mean lug of above heading, thinking they nre part linen as they are all pure Irish linen. Very good Avrlght, 7 Inches wide and silver ldeach. ''Chicago Purchase Halo" Is making It possible to sell at such an extraordinary low price. l -100Pound Sack Best Cane Sugar . . . -3 Pounds Golden Bananas For (No Charges For Delivery) Oriental drill, ftdl Wlllnmntto street, open under now manage ment, Hon ven Ir teapot given to every fifth lady patron on Tumidity, WedneMday and Thurmlny night thta wock. Ulnner danco ovory night except HuudayH. Jack O'Day, pro prlt-tor. J2-1-2 INHUUK WITH H KNIt V THO Ml All This Week 10 lbs. Sugar 45c With each $5.(10 order of groecrlc Lowell Grocery 1044 Willamette St. Mary's Guild of tho Episcopal Church will hold a Bazaar at the Laraway Bldg. WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 2 beginning at 10 a. m. Conked Foods nnd all kinds of Farrcy- Work Aprons, Art Goods, Etc. PtmrTTTIgrTT STOn Great Cash Purchase Sale incr Price ConreHairmo n.. n ing Price Concessions By Carol Are DeinglWd On To ST An Oppoitunityl Two Interesting Groups Of Jewelry Enter This Chicago Purchase Sale Lot I To 75c Values 19( If .. . . .. scr Huh ,',.l!fit,., inexpensive jrwrlry-S lirotu'lics nnil n host t.f e.tlirr mu-rc-stintr lllinir, ml it tlic lirt'lH of Chris,,,,,, KXA tun. K.flwnr.l. 1'inc jcwtlty il,:it p,j ,h h . Munt. ' $3.50 To $4.25 High Grade Woolens, Yard -54 ami SfVinrli splcmlia qiiality woolens in checkt. plaids mul stripes. Ciutul srlci ii'on u pattcrnj, $1.25 Silk Mixed Crepes The Yard At --A truly wonderful lot nf exquisite prihtnl pattern thttsc .sheer, woven textured dress fabrics. New arrivals. Dollar High - Grade Suitings, The Yard I'onsistinir of novelty ehrrks, flannel finished suit inns nnd others in the lot. It is li.inlly necessary to .state t lie priee has hccii reduced tu about half furratr selling price. Printed Flannels In CI 7 Chicago Purchase Sale ) JC ,. Xovelty patterns on heavy tpiality flannel. Firmly woven, fleecy, will wear very will. Yard -Wide White Outing Flannel, Yd. 10 yards for $2.50 which is a more profitable wij to buy as then it would he at the rate, of 25c the yari It's uses nre many. I lenvy tpiality. 25c Outing Flannel ) 1 Q Chicaoro Purchase Sale ( I 0C - 7 Good weight, 27-inch, outiii"; in fanoy Kg'1' an" dark pa t torus. Moved Dr. Btudtey the Osteopath has moved to 716 Winer building. 11-4-1 mo. The Bell Shoe Co. Inc PRESENTS STYLE NO. 207 Fifty ' Patterni . ONE PRICE $585 uraccfti! in its simplicity ot line " ,," trim1'" RtitcliinKr. The sheen of patent leather and c of fittiurf nhly coinlinients the entire costU"i' Shown also in Black Satin (107) and B'SJfol Do yon know that wc fire showing I"1; yoU W pattern shoes' In Eugene? At n price t"'1t ' ',. that extra pair - ; ' .'. - $5.85 '. Bell Shoe Co. jn McDonald Theatre Big- "0VA'(s(K'ii Lot 2 To $1 Values 29( $2.79 !75c !47 1 27c $5.70 25c KilMrt i iceniiis sun ' Huns made to miur.W" - linn. uinnners, i-nun Fifty Pttn ONE PRICE . 0 .. . . .. .... ..:eninir of.Mk 1 ''1