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MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE? THURSDAY, DEC.3, 1925
FIVE
Jewelry
Gift Supreme
Th
To those whom you wish to
convey your love this Christ
mas, send jewelry the gift
supreme.
We have the best stock of
watches, rings, clocks, silver
ware, beads, leather goods,
bar pins, watch chains, em
. blem pins and buttons, knives
and combs for watch chains,
stick pins, tie clasps, beauty
pins, pearl beads, etc., to be
found in Oregon.
Luckcy's Jewelry
IV. IV. Bristozu,
Store
Prop.
vv"r '" l,in 'Ki'iMiiuc ..f ii.
.,,, '.' wl,l--li ViiH Junuury
U UJ11 . A-1 -Ji JL. J i I i I II I IJ . I . - - - -
CAUGHT IN THE ROUNDS 1
VMt In Kimmc Mr. nml Mm.
It. H null or t Hlmilk bnutk.
( rliltinK In .,.ufcu.t ye-tiei day.
JantM lliiinphrry Hero Jmnew
tunphrpy. who II v ok wni of Irv-
u u in tho city yoslcrtluy on
fahinan lteldent Hero John
ItCubtiltm, rfHiiiriit of t'urth limn,
. In fcujutnc ywHitT'liiv iiltml -
it 10 flUUlTfl (if bUrllm'SH.
Binl from HuhIimh Trip V.
Hamilton rviiinx-.l In KuKi'iie
Htrday after mnorul days spent
Portland where hu went un
Mm ,
In tho office of County Clerk Bry
ant, yewtnrdny by Ittihtrt JO. ami
MuIh'1 Middle.
io in Portland I'or VIMt Mm.
Ilt.'.lj
VnviUv CliilHtliui IloHilaI New
--A-liniit.Mj: Mr. lAHU n,.y(.r vMy
n Hn it khki it-u 'i i.i "...
i , ,,. . iuxu!j' city;
and .ii Hii-r Bowman, city.
Army tmivrv II.tiw ,,,;;.., and
i' MllniT of Fort ,wh,ii,
VViimIi., ui'u v HiMilllo, worn registered
t tho Jigeiio liutf.) intst night.
'.otcuay Viewing Ket Tim coun
iy L-iiiiri yesterday Ha J tecum bur
iw-fi, an tlin datu lor tlto vlcw
ng of the Kulnwiiy as petitioned for
, iolthn mid . M, M unio ware numcd
" i'iu vuuri an viewers,
IamagH (;ivoii r.r ICfuul Tho
'ouiily fiiuri yrMtcr.luy uwanh-d
UunuiKfii lit (ho huiii of $100 to
Hlckhotr hrntlioiH fr tukliiK a
liKillon of their property at the
ooi ih i-ikI nf iH. H. I. UirmliialH .ii
MlocilliiK tin. 1'raliln rmul.
Mjik An 'iii.Mii Tin.
I'c cluh nf M. Ku,;in IiIkH Hfhool
Imti HinHi'h two JJnoili Tarldiiiilon
puiyM l in- pri'M.-ijtiitinii hro at mi
nirly (l:ih. Thvy urn "Tho Intl
mato KiruiiMiT,'1 u throo-act coin
Hiy. ami "Thn tlhoiit Htory," u
ll.lfC.
ItoM'huiu l'i-(p(. .1.
'uiiiiiiIiikh ami J. . J! rnhr, bun- I
Jinn iiK-n i,r Ki:wjjUtK. were In
T;iiKim yi-monlay. Air, Hornier I
i " ported nmt the outluitU fur the1
luoeroll vrup v.an brlKht anil that
It liHiliuleil a btiuipei- yh'Ul next!
hut-vent, t
'I
Mr. tititK XiiiihmI .lanien M. !
KIiik, bftl Wlllamutto Htrool, wuhI
en nlay iiuiimmI nitoriiey for ihe
Wurld War Veteranu ntato a.d I
ciiniiiilHHinn, fur I. uno county. Mr.
KIllK flllK the poHftlotl vucjiKm! by
Un- deuih or tliu Jul u Colonel John
;M. U'UllaniH.
I
I Now Triiffln Orrit'rr Hero Dur
j Ini: the cuiivjilc.'jcctico of K. II, JIh- !
, tor, Htutti traffic offh.er In thiH din-'
jtiict, who wan Hcveroly Injured ro
cenily. v, H, EllcnburK, Htntv
, i ti f f li officer, la patrollhiK thin
.territory. Mr. Muter. In nllll In the,
1 KuKonu hotfpltal.
I
ShrlnorM to Attend (Vri'iiumy
l.oul NhriuerH piun to attend Die
3Sth anulverHiiry eoromonlal of Al
i Kader temple, Myntln Hhrlno, in
j J'urtluml .In nuary 2, It wiu re
ported ycHterday, Muny of the
IIuKeno meniherH of the nhiiue bo-
"iik to A I Kader.
I'oHtal ItecHptJH IiirrenMc Toh
(al rerelptn In KuKeno have In
rri'iiMed 11. 7H per cent for the
month of November, at compared
with the flKOTUH for laMt year, ac
cord, nn to I'oHlinaMer J). K. Vor.tn.
Tho recelptu for November lhi
eur were $ySC0.93.
Membership TniiLsf erred C. O.
liirkr, formerly u memhor of the
Portland V. M. t A., and who han
iiiken ui hln renidenco In KuKune,
hint irjin.sferrei hfs membci-Hhln to
the loftil V. M. ('. A., It wan an
nounced yesterday by Krank J5her
lu:i t, general ccretary.
Marrlnici Miviws Ihsucd Mnr
rlaKe llri'imcH wero Ihhu'iI yester
duv ni tlu office of County Clerk
llrynon to tho following: Jamcn
Humphrey,. Jr., and Itena K. Mil
ler, bnth of Kukciic; Sieve Owen
Thntimn nnd Kleanora Squires
both of Kunite M.. 11, ,11.
I'll ne nil Wilt He Hold Today
The funi'iTl of Dr. T. W. HarriH.
who died Monday, will he held at
RELIEF WORK IS PLANNED
KAI.VATION A It MY FI 'M) TO II K
HAIMDI) in iti;
Iljilcrlnlfiiiiciit U Ho (ilvcn In Uw
Armory Trlday Nlht.
J H'i her 11
content in tlio ntatn when ho wan
a Htudent In tlto J'endlcton hlKh
Kchool. Ilia cHimy haa been for
warded to lieadquarturn of tho
National American Mwlon In In
dlruifipoltK, for competition amonK
18 oihei-H of the United Ktaten.
IS
i:i.m:mii iu; iioi,is com
mission l.N (iLAHI
KxlriiHlvn nlnnji uro bolnif mft'lo
for llio ruiii'int 10 ho liHcl lit tlm W. II.
nrmory Krliluy nlKht, Dotonibsr
for tho honofll of tho Hulvutlon
Army rollc' lui.d, areonllnK to W. Miicliliiu (Jiin OfrUvr Grnilunlo of
t1Vr0V:::,rViH;"n,.tinKo,utla.ottorl fomlu.-to.! IlWtruc.
to ii lurHX nmiihor of people In the lion ut C:unii
nlly, (.allint ntUM'lon to mo worx
that In Ubiiix ilono by llio.Hiilviitlon
Army iimom; Die needy. Tho lottor
followHi . '
"Hi'iir fi'i'Pil: Tho poor, tho
llootly nn 1 "hd dlMtri"HoU uro ul
wuyH with an. In Kimono nnd
thniiiKhout l.nio county the Solva
tion Army nn hfon uurlnn for
iIioho fur moro tlinn any other or
Kiinlzutioii. I 'jnriH for thin work
lira nooded ui d horotoforo thoy
liuvo hocn fitited at vurloua tlinoH,
ill v.irroim v u.'h, fi.d from various
hni.i'(-e Jl ih now proposed lo
ralHo a. fund for rolicf work
IhriiiiKlioiit l-iino oounty through
tho uKonoy of a concert to bo given
lit inc Kiikoiio armory, Krlduy; I)o
combor II, Thin concert In bolng
;,:oiiHoreil " y tho MaHonlc, tho Kll;a
l-nil tin? O'J i I oIIowh lodffOH of Kj
Koni', the KIwaniH club ujid the
I'utury club ol Kiikoiio, und I ho
l.ioim clubs of I0ii,'ene, CottaKo
drove and HprliiKflolil, also by the
American I.ckIoh and mulclallii'
union, ouch organization ruriilHhlnft
a leaturo of tho evenlnii's enter
tainment. Tho price of admission
has been put at the low figure of
5ic and It is thereby tho purpose of
giving value received for the money
taken In, every cent of which will
bo spent for relief work in Lane
county.
"That you may know what the
Kalvatlon Army is doing and the
need for such a fund, tho follow
ing n)urt of their work In Lane
county during the past year Is ub
n.ltied: Meals perved 972
Lodgings 061
Persons given garments and
shoes 139fi
Medical aid given to 20
No. of cases of aid rendered
fnmlllcs (food and cloth
ing) 2500
Total value of relief glvon....920.6O
"All cases -coming before the
Salvation Army are thoroughly in
vestigate! and no aid is given In
unworthy cases. Tills will bo In
tho naturo of a community chest
fund and has the hearty endorse
ment of the organizations above
listed, ns well as many others, and
this circular is sent out by the
committee composed of one from
each of those organizations."
MILK REPORT IS GIVEN
It. M. Kinder, Jr.. and her huer, (the V catch chapel thin afternoon
Mm. Ib-ii Henry, went to Portland
ye.-iterday for a few days' visit.
F.ukmii Hospital Honor! Ad
mitted: Mrs. I K. Simmon city;
Mm, I lert ha 1'erry. city; Mrs. Mur
thu Owen, city, ami John OeUllml,
Walton,
I'ltllcrman Im in .lame Straight,
nlicht policeman, win confined to
1 Ait homo last nlKht by illness.
' Jlmmui" as the officer Is popu-
' i lurly known. Is sufferlnK a llnht at-
Flard for AIIomIiik Kt(M-k In Hun lack ot la Ki'lppf-
Mnp-Krrd -Hockley of the
lira Unit inir Announced n
ea'lon dates Tor the Kucenn Hut'l
iifss roMcKo were anni'Uiiced yes
lerdny by A. K. I'.ohertH, mamiKer
of the Hchoid. The ChriMiimH v,i
cutlmi will tit nr I on the cvciilni: of
Wetlnesday, I eeomlier and will
nira locality was fined tin In
9 JubUco court here yefiterday
Tiow.nj( work to run at larwe.
t
Mlnny, nnie U I'llod The cer
!''rt nf ihf iisHiiiopit iinjiiiinMN
VBMIlob'ii Meiiuty sliop, wan filed
W whmanship
The Pride, of Production
;V' Pride of workmanship is more pronounced in
' this shop Hum nny other detail. "Workman-
ship" is wlmt wc arc selling therefore we
1 emphasize it.
i
Clothes tailored to fit clothes that express
individuality nnd distinction clothes that have
a "correctly dressed" air, are the product of
workmen who lake pride in their work.
. With every workman an expert in his par
ticular craft,- the finished product is a credit
to the world's best tailors.
3 o'clock. Ir. K. V. Stivers
i w.II conduct the services at the
1 ehapel and tlm Masons at the
Kravo In the I. . O. V. cemetery.
I
V. A. Vaiidcrhoof Ilps C. A.
1 Vanderh'iof, 72. died nt 2:30
o'clock yesterday morning at the
l Pacific Christhm hospital after a
I iiKorinj; lllnes:i. The body was
l:il en to the Itranstetlor chapel for
funeral ananKments. Mr. Van
derhonf hnd no relatives In this
part of the p. tun try.
Ik'ii DorrlH lo Sp.Nik Hen 'Har
ris of Kuk'ene will ho the -principal
speaker nt the eleventh annual
meetlnK of the Wcniern Nut Clrow-e-s'
n:iociatlon to be lieM In Mc
Mlnnvllle. December fl nnd 10.
The projjnim of I he meetlntr was
nrraimed by Profesfloi' ('. K. Sinis
ter, hort culturist of the Oregon
AKrletilturlst college.
I'litur Mllbt Conipany FumlslieM
I.l,lhlf Arnold 1). Collier, coun-
Itv cluh lender, yesterday received
(from the Crown Mills company of
rortlnnd nnd nn exhibit to be
shown at demonstrations put on by
the members of RlrhV rooking mm
nrmie bread making nuns, 'i no ex
t i l cons sis ot nouioH conuuninK
wheat and other grains ns they ap
io.r nt different ntngoH of manu
facturing Hour ironi ioo umo n is
threshed until It cornea out pure,
while ready for baking.
The report for November of Dr.
G. Helterlino, city milk inspector.
wan filed in the office of City Re
corder ticorge A. (rllmoro yester
day. The report follows:
Seventy sediment ..test taken:
Inspected three creameries sever
al times: Inspected premises of J 2
places wivero, livestock Is kept wlti
In the city; visited about 15 dif
ferent farms that supply milk and
cream In the city. Tho milk supply
lias ieen round to be much clean
er than It was 10 months no und
places where livestock are kept in
the city nave been improved con
nldorably."
'he work of remodellnir tho
Pacific Christian hospital to pro
vide for more room to meet the
growing needs of the Institution has
been started. A building permit
calling for the expenditure of
$3000 was Issued yesterday at tho
-office of the city Inspector. .1. U.
I'ord. has rhurge or the work.
A permit was issued yesterday
to Im M. Knowles to remodel a
residence at 341 Nineteenth avenue
west at a cot of $3000.
Eugene
Clothing
Go.
inss,,,, TAILORS .
1055 Willamette St.
ANNorxrr.MKXTs
noMOI.AY MBKTINO TONIGHT.
Diillmnster hero. Important vau
deville plnns.
Til 13 TtrcmtLAIl MEETING Ol'
ihn ! ort night lv ruin is touny nr
0:30 n. m. nt the chamber of
commerce. "Tho Near Kast," Is
tho subject for discussion.
W1I.1.AKEN.IE CJHANC.fi MEETS
.Saturday night. The third nnd
fmirth decrees will bo given
clnf of 18 cnndldntos. Special
feiilnros will bo tho women's do
groe team. All nieniber urged
t.n bo present. lterroslimontj
will bo served.
THE L. O. K. WILL MEET
Thnrsdny nt 2 o'clock In tho
Elk's temple with Mrs. Goorga
Hullo nnd Mrs. v. w. nrnnsiei
inr ns hostesses, nnd Mrs, S. J
vnmr. clinlrmnn of refreshments,
)int forgot brldgo ton. Docom-
ber 12
Knight Templars, AMvnllnnt
i.i.,,.n i,n ni Miisnnlc. hall Tliurs
dnv, Docemlioi' .1, nt 1:30 to form
escort for Br. T. W. llarrlB' inn
oral. .
Eminent Commnndor.
12-3-1
Upstairs
a i. jc a. r.
n....A u.lll Iia n niiocllll mooting
of Eugoiio lodge No. 11 Thursday
Mftnrnnnn nt 1 ;IU in IHIUI1U lun-
einl ot our Into brothor T. W. Har
ri.
ORDER W. M.
12-3
HKITf.IlLIXK Ti:LLS
CONIMTIONS IX CITY
HOSFITAL WORK STARTS
MO 1 1 13 ROOM TO BK PHOVIDED
AT I'ACiriC CHHIST1AX
W. H. Kllenburg, mute traffic
officer on duty hero during th
convalescence or K. H. bister, Is a
major in the Oregon national guard
and a "high private" In tho re
cently organized system of the
state highway traffic department.
Ah Captain Kllenburg ho com.
nmnded a machine run company In
the 180th Infantry last year. . Be
low a product of tho recently con
ducted school for national guard,
regular army and reserve officers
at Kort Henning, ho was one. of the
top notchcrs at tho last encamp
ment nt Medford, held in June.
JJurlng the encampment Briga
dier lieneral tieorgc A. White, com
mander of the 82nd Infantry brl-
gaoe. imuei nn oroer for Cantaln
Kllenburg to turn his company over
to a first lieutenant, take off his
captain n bars and sew on a golden
oak leaf. Then. nH Major Kllen
burg. he was instructed to take
charge of the machine gun training
for tho IfiCth infantry.
Major Kllenburg conducted thin
course of training throughout tho
encampment and during the last
few days supervised tho formation
of a drill schedule for machine gun
troops for the period of 1925-2G
armory drill instruction.
He was well liked by the men
under his command and all officer.?
of the national guard with whom
ho came In contact expressed high
esteem for tho new machine gun
officer of the regiment
FUNERAL IS ANNOUNCED
MltS. SARAH E. THOJfPSOX
1'IOXEKB OP OKECOX
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah
K. Thompson, TS.and pioneer of
Oregon, who died at the Pacific
Christian hospital on the evening
nf November 30. will be held at the j
Hranstetter chapel at 11 o clock
this morning.
Mrs. Thompson, whose homo was
at Mi2 Twenty-third avenue east,
was a member of the Christian
church. Ir. E. V. Stivers, pastor
Of the Christian church, will preach
the funeral sermon.
Mrs. Thompson wao born in Ore
gon and lived In this state nractic
ally all of her life. She is survived
by a brother. John T. Pailey or
Mitchell; a sister, Mrs. Marv Ware
of Eugene; three nephews, Samuel,
Clay and Benjamin, all of Bend;
and three nieces, namely, Mrs.
Alice Weddle and Mrs. Eva Good
win of Portland, and Mrs. Ida
Jennings of Nebraska.
Interment will be in the Mulkey
cemetery.
OREGON SHEEP WINNERS
5IOXKOE RA.VC11KU TAKES
PKIZKS AT CHICAGO
Shepherd's prize nnd several
other awards including a first prize,
have been made to J. G. S. Hubbard
and Sons, of Monroe, nt the Chi
cago stock show, according to press
reports reaching Eugene last night.
Mr. Hubbard took many head of
pure bred sheep to Chicago re
cently and entered them in the
show.
Following is a list of the awards
made, ns submitted last night: sec
ond for Hampshire ram one year
and under two; third for three ram
lambs; third for ewes one year old
and under two: third for ewe
lamb; first for three ewe lambs.
A FETCHING GROUP
OF NEW STYLES FOR
IMMEDIATE . AND
EARLY SPRING WEAR
no
Narcissus Bulhs
inGiftBoxes
75c B
OX
All the way from Holland
come these "gifts that
grow." Bulbs packed in
moss in a pretty lustre
bowl. Just add water and
they start growing. Very
attractively boxed with
gift verse on each box.
The cleverest little faille silk hats
imagineable have just arrived in our
millinery section. Refreshing styles
for madam and miss. They are made
entirely by hand, and bear the well
known "Brarhona" label.
The pirate style continues its undisputed
reign although new versions are seen in
these latest arrivals..
All silk lined. Gleaming rhinestone
and novelty braid ornaments en
hance their chic.: A diversified show
ing at ten dollars.
DELEGATES ARE NAMED
EUGENE STUDENTS TO ATTEND
PRESS CONFERENCE .
MEDAL AWARD IS TODAY
ASSEMBLY CAI,J,Kl FOR 11 AT
VXIVERSITY
AVilllam- Cruikshnnk. student at
the University of Oregon, will re
ceive tho American Legion essay
medal for baring been declared
winner in tho state, in a national
essay contest, at an assembly of
tho student body at tho university
tniH morning.
Georgo E. Iove. stntc executive
committeeman, will make tho pre
sentation on behalf of the Oregon
department of tho American' Le
gion, Tho assembly wilt be held
at H o clock.
Mr. Cruikshnnk won the essay
ANNOUNCEMENTS
THE WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS
will liolu a quilt ft wara program,!
Friday evening, 7:30 In post room!
at the Armory. Tho Aloha enter-!
tninment company, successors to
the Mississippi minstrels, will
render the program. Admission
25 cents. Everybody Invited. I
12-3-2
Five delegates of the Eugene
high school will attend the high
school press conference at the
University of Oregon Friday and
Saturday It was) announced lost
night by P. E. Christenson, prin
cipal of the school. -
: The delegates are Don Sheythe.
Carrie Coffey, Beatrice Milligan,
Gerald Towne and Agnes Farris.
Don Sheythe will represent the
student body of the high school aa
its president, Miss Coffey is a dele
Kate from the girls' athletic as
sociation. The others are press dele
gates, representing the following
activities: Miss Milligan, city news
reporter for the local papers; Ger
ald Towne as manager of the high
school annual; and Miss Farris as
editor of the high school news-,
paper.
Several- members of the faculty
will also attend Mr. Christenson
said. '
;0.0.F. OFFICERS NAMED
INSTALLATION TO BE HELD
EARLY IN JANUARY' - I
Officers of the I. O. O. F. lodge
here will 'be Installed at the first
meeting to be held in January, it
was learned yesterday. . ,
Those who were recently elected
by the lodge members are: Noble
grand, B. D. Dotson; . vioe.-grand.
J. E. Hewitt; secretary, 8. V.
Mlnturn; treasurer, Roy-Woods.
Appointive officers have not
been named yet, it was said. At
the meeting of the lodge to be held
next week will be the exemplifica
tion of the second degree.. . ! .-
O'Day'a Top Sbop
In new location. 146 Park street.
Tops, cushions, glass enclosure
and trimmings. Awnings made and
repaired. . 11-26-1
INSURE . WITH HENRT TROMI
E
Xpert
WATCH REPAIRING
. ' Prices reasonable
Green Jewelry Store
22 Eighth Ave., West
BOUV
DECKER To Mr. nnd Mrs. F. E.
Decker, of HarrlsburR. Saturdny,
November 28, 1925, a daughtor,
namo Jean. I
FKURTN To Mr. nnd Mrs. Wal
ter K. Kerrln, CotliiRO Grove,
Wednesday. December 2, 1925, a
son; wclRht 10 14 pounds.
Cnnl of Thanks
Wo wl.li to thank our frlpmlit and
neighbor, for tho klnrinesH riurlnir tho
illness nnd help In our sad bereave--inent
In tho Ions of our dear mother,
also for the floral offprint?.
onORCR B. UI.OOMER,
PACT. It. HI.OOMKR.
FltRP II. m.OOMKR .
and FAMILY.
Turns Tables on Vultures ri
BI.K'fl ATTKNTIOK
All members of Kimono
I.odKO Nn. .1S7 II. 1'. O.
KIks, nre requested lo
attend the funeral of
our worthy brother, fir.
T. W. Harris, nt Vealrh
rhanrl, Thursday, De
cember 8. at 3 p. m.
SKCIIRTAHT.
Instead of providing a feast for birds of prey in the Gobi
Desert, as was predicted by many, Roy Chapman Andrews
and Mrs. Andrews are back safe from the mystery land
of the East. With them Ihey bought this black vulture,
iiio nnlv one in caDtivitv. "Connie" has a ton-foot wing
sprcud and stands two feet high, .jajsd
First Church of Christ,
Scientist
Eugene, Oregon
ANNOUNCES A
FREE LECTURE
ON CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
by
Dr. John M. Tutt, C. S. B.
of Kansas City. Missouri
Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother ;
Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist,' in
Boston, Massachusetts.
in
LARAWAY MUSIC HALL
Between 9th and 10th on Willamette St.
. Friday Evening, December 4, 1925
at 8 o'clock
The Public Is Cordially Invited to Attend