Morning register., December 09, 1925, Image 3

p BE 3 STORIES
igssssr-
JTon Tnlh vn
1,.'?.. til" l'"' ,r""!
n no mrmil tr
d el? ho thru..
J "lf,i, of iwn, lioeold.
, (tr the ft.
. II..I lnlll'll"l 1" ",'
l ', , ,t t I" o
S'ulil Mr. hVlmi.rora. 'I I...
u ii "v 1110 te"1 '"
I'.fr.ll.W l,l"t 0,1
IS,, lUtVlH and la iwint:
l';'u. c.t -ml JUKI.
Iuilcker. i:iiKono archl-
VEtlto contract haa ""
fAon.".. Work will be
.imn.iv. aud Mr.
.Tlloni will b mode for the
r''. it in., muted. but
Lb llisl. "'"' xVtt-
T.1 . Dm rnulldlll OI1S
LiJlni will lo of cunuroto
f "... .in h Inatnllcil on
F. nnrtN mid BUPDtlt'B
t, floor lo another.
IflpKlFU
will bf rmuly for occu-
I JUT IS T!
UaND PA1ISNIPH AUK
k ix oic t'i-ovi:u
L will ll lllimm Into
Ruwirt an linker Varm
Xau- Irruur
L... n.ranln. nnil other
In th. At.ROnCO Of ClllV-
fkii lmo of yenr, lire holnit
tiptrimmim inn ir .-
utuMnt to Hoy Kuimto.
... uJmi! pnnlrnl leu.lnr
fit ntcnilon rilvlnlun of tho
IrtUfft m varviiiim, wuu in
lorklnK In co-operation with
tlnchfr, county nKont.
H mil aro noma- mnuo in
rouniy ind other porta nf the
In ho)H of lioltiir nblo In
.ll.k lit. M...1lM ttint I.M.inllv
'from Iho uo of clover.
i ifternoon on tho jnmw
hUm fnllM nnplh nf Irvlnir
fuito ind Mr. Kl.'trhor will
liald dual In rnt imina. Ttie
kill bt blown Into thn Itnlr-n
, iinalap inui nni mii lit n
lo th furlhrnt rrroHnoN of
Mtoat any rntii that mny bo
m uiam win no hiiihu in
U.XGO. 4.1. A!tHKSTl:i
jimt:
An ll'l.li Au.it. r
Jh U Kmihomlnli. Wiuilt.,
llSinito, 43, wn nrronted
jsiniwrnonn iy Knrl Luck-
nvriu, aim jntnon j,
i of Portland, iporlul nxont
iprtmcnt of Jumii-o, on n
of vlolatlnic tho Mnnn aot.
"l Ut nldht In tho I-nno
f k ii a . ...
. M "m. minu Airou
fnomlh, Wnith., la bolng
JU wltncui ncalnnt hlin.
IS Hinted thai Mm. Aired
ftrnuasand at Mnnkmniuh
f "y with HiuikiT nrrlvlnir
Iwjwt November 20. It In nl
iMt th.y havo boon living
r - wiii'v.
fl "Id Mm. Alri.il hnA
fit , I,nill'k npnrtmonta
&ny. ' ",0 11,0,0 8up-
horo Mninliiy nlcht ,y (,
tliiinl And iln mint h, u, j . i
win, wuu Hi III ihm Ikii .mI t tin.
uvlullon fluid hint i.lr.lil.
rndny. If Ihn fK nriK l nil II,,.
flh'in will ull..in,t to i(a, ,r r,.
Hmii l" imiii.Ihi ii, whuro ihi.y 1.I11111I1I
hnvo lliolf dlniii.r l,i,iulo
ImIii yonlordny.
Mr. (IniHt Iimh )iiirrhMi.d ,1 ,K,
ri'i'iiid I li.'i tiki 1.. i- null whirl, (,
l.XHK'lH ) IIII'MIIIII'II Ihi, .,H.M.
tilli. iilmvo Kiik wl , ,.V,.B
If tho min In hi, Inli, n ninnii
iilmvo tho I'lnuiln ,111 It wn Miiniluy
whim ho ill i),i. ,1 inn, ii, ,.y
NEW TROOP DISCUSSED
( llltlN'I IW ('III Itt llMKM 'in
riPdNNtllt Till Mil Mi, ft
Mini of ihi. .i ChrlHlliiii
I'hnrrli will 1111.1.1 huh oviniiiiK mi
1:30 ii'i'liuli tu lulu, ii,, pi,,,,,. rr
tho lrillllll.ulll.l i,f m mil !yy
Hrinu lump In ,,, , h,,,, ,.
Mi'lnlii'in nf Ihi, t - rntiinilt
toi. of trnotl No. 2. Mini Ihuni, ivhn
will oruiinlni. win, 1 1,1 ,
11 n lrm,i N11, r,, whn iiru In ini'i't
' n r.illnwn: Troup 2, .li, Hinir-
luck, C ). W. Ilnf . 'n ml, 1 I liny
I''. I'!- "i I''nnili Kinney; Irmnl
0, iioiirmi Hinllh, W. w. Mini,,,,
(mem' ll.,iin. O. I.. llunHi ll 1111,1 II....'
J.iiiik.
Tho I'liuimniili.r mid imnlniiint
ncnutniiiHtor will ho mimed later, It
wuu li'liuni'.l mill IIIKIil,
TEAMS TO DEBATE TODAY
j ikht roit r:Kic MKirr to hi-:
1I1XH AT 3:3(1
On'tftm mul (. A. O. to IHfuntHH
(tiivitloii of I'ctri'ln Govern,
iiumuil C'oriinil In Chlim
Tho flml ilnlmm on thn fnreiintc
Hchl'tllllo tif thn rnlvvritliv uf tiro.
K011 will Ijd held thin nrtvrnuun ut
3:30 o'rlmk In Vlllitrd Imll when
tho Ort'Kiin iifflrmiiilvu tiittn will
oppuno tho iu'kuUvu team from O.
A, '.
Tho qtiontlun lo bo (lihatiil Is:
"RosnlvviJ, Unit fnrultcii nulloMM
HhuttlU Itiuiifillali'ly rchiiqulnh
Iholr govot nint'iiml roniiol in
(.'hi 11 a, (xiMit (hut ummlly exor
cImhI over (miiimiiIn nm lcKutluiis."
Tho OroKon nfrirnuitlvo ti'imr In
compoicil of lirnolt Mi'Cnwkuy,
nml It. V. l.tnlliiKtnn mid tln-lr op
ponent, from Corviillln nro Frank
JJoHpuIn 11 ml Murk IOvuiih.
r. JamcH II. (illltrrt will pro.
nl.lo nt tho mt In Vlllurd hull.
Thn JUiIkvh will bo I'rori'HHor 1. H.
Hhuinukor of l.lnflrM rolU-k'n find
Attorm-y Olltitrt L. JUhIki'm ot Ore
Ron City.
Tho oroiron nrKntlvo tonm will
rnot tho O. A, ('. nfflrmutlvo In
(NtrvnlllH thlH nflirnooit whoro
Oliver nor Wall it Th-n'o will pro-
vldi, Tho JuiIkcn will ln Ir. I'nrl
O. IHiiu'V, pri'nldMtt of, WUlnmntto
unlvoritlty; J, 8. IjimhTH, prpHldcnt
of th OrrBon Hlaio Normal m-liool
unci Wllllani K. Woodward, mpin
her of tho Portlnnd huard of edu
cation. OrKon nctnitlvo toam conipono(i
of Ht-riihi'l Hrown nnd Jai'k Mo
Otllro, hoth I'Xpcrli-m'fd furenulp
nml oratory inon, will h entfr
lainnt nt n nlmllar lmtniutl In Cor-
VttlllM nt which Oovirnor Wnltr!
I'lnrro will ho pp'ttrnt alon with 1
O. A. i drhato manaKorr and 1
fourhcN ami J. Hlanloy Gray nnd
i II. .Mltfhnll, varlty dftiata !
coaches of Orpgon and O. A. C.
ruMpuctlvMy,
PROGRAM TO BE GIVEN
STt li:XTS ()!' IIII1I.K VNIVKlt
SITY AI'I'IOMt TOXHillT
MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., WEDNESDAY, DEC. 9, 1925
t.o.
THREE " ii"
FLETCHER TRAVELS FIB
KliPOHTOITOI NTV AtilAT IS
.maih;
Slnilntlm lU-itnnllnic lllH Work
I'nmi I'chniiii jr tu Drccnilicr
1 Nllbnilltcil
Dllllnn l,o .o, r, mi, Kchriiiuy
I In lii.ri.mni.r i, in in yr, o. h.
I.'lclnr, cnniily MK.'iit, Inivclcl in
I n null ,
,, : iimtiini'.,
iiiiim Ihi, iivcnntn owi of n'ciir
y.'iirM. i, in ihh iimvcIb
wen. on ofririni hunni.K nnd mimt
miior lollm iiMu t li. lr cmib for iiIdmh-
iii-.'
Mr. .'l, -tcher In Mi P I U...
Iiillli d' III Ihn nlnie coIIi-ko Mild di
liiirliiu.nl nf nml, -nli in,., myH )in
triu-i liMl in,r,2n mill. i,i hi car In
Unit period. Mild i:tlM mlleH by
other ineniw. (ither mm i.ii,.,. r
Inn r.-jxn-t fiillnu n: ,
K. Ive.l L':ir,!i i.rn,... e,.n
UT. H I, j, I, one cmIIh In i-eKiird In
fill-in prnlileniH: wrotn 1 r, I 'I Inill-
Vliliml InterH; mulled OfiKll copleH
or :r.i cirenii,r i . -1 1 . in : i i 174
flirin vIhIIh; ilovnieil r. r ilnyx to
tlelil work Mild Kll dnvn In
ortii-n.
Hpei-lnllHlH from the Oregon Airrl
eulliiral coIIiko eo-opernted a total
of 1 02 duyi, with tlio Ixino county
UK'-nt,
Thlrly-two domonntratlon moot
Iiikh woro hold, and tho county
a,;ont or co-oporalliiic poclallHtH
Hpoko at 144 fnei.lliiKH with a totul
iitlemlanco of b'ib'A,
Tho number of dayn dovoted to
varloiiH proJoctM wmh ii follown:
l''Mriu croiiM, cr.: dulry hunbandry
and rural onKlneerinic, 2! day
each; rodent control, Ufi.B; tronoru'
anlnial himliandry, 22; orKanlzatlnn
work, HI; poultry liuiiliaiidry, 11.5;
horl Icull lire, O.fi; liiHect pohIh find
plant iIIocmkck, 8.5; noil Improve
meiit, C; ooiiimunlty actlvltloa, 4.5;
hoim. economic projeeta, 2; MKrl
ctillimil econoiulcn, 2; und tulaool
IfiucoiiH, 1C.5.
WIFE CLAIMS CRUELTY
mils. .;ri.'iK i't i(si:i,ri m;i:k
lint Divoitci: i)ix iti:i-;
Mrn. I-Iffio I'urtiell cImIiiih In n
dj.orce compliilnt filed in circuit
court yeHtoriluy Hint her huHhund.
leori:n M. I'iii-hcII, colled hor vlln
niimeH, Dim! he threatened to boat
her up nml that he Iuih cluirKt'd to
hor account many atoro bllla which
ho never paid.
Thev wore married In Marcol".
Heplemhor 7, 1909, ahe atatea In
her couiiilaint. H. M. Culkina la
her attorney In tho caao.
Tho achoola of oratory nnd mu
alo of the HII1I1. unlvoralty will Klve
a recital In the achool cluipel this
venltiK at 7:;til and tho puhllc lo
Invited. Tho proKriiiu follow a:
Duot. "Hpurrowa 'hlrpliiK,"
.Vivian and (Iwendolyn ltoevca.
"Wakln' tho Vouim I'na." ....
ltoo Hot hw ell
"Tho Knro -n tho Hor Itooul
.'lnor." 'ohn L'nrroll
"Hack In riiualivllle"
Irene llrownfleld
"Tho Volunteer OrK.inlal"
l,awrence Wella
"Hlim'a Veralona of a (lond Su-
tnarllnn" .... I'hrlntllie l.lnalroin
"Tho t'hurch nt Kohoea liar"
Howard Hlnnahury
Crowd" Jiwephlno
ilVES ARE CALLED
r BlTin TO TARK VP
""""ANT 1TICM8
Kk.r detailed to Eugono
(rnte roaervn pn.,,. nfr..i-
fily afternoon for Roao-
f'iuo nt a mootltiK of
orfl.era, clmptor thoro.
f..eu 10 roturn thla
t' went out from tho
HI10 Ilnmpton build-
ii reaervo orn-
r-."...ei ciiinnff niton-
tlnv Int.- t. . ... ...
1 l ' n nuiu in xno
-".".iieroo rootna, Mon-
Initial tl.nnlln ....
rlni th? .''"" county
C foPrro l,,y.-.!l?.olt'''1
M t.i... . "'oioc worK
&.!."". "I.1 by Major Bubh
KildaS ?" .b0 0kn'
t convunii ' 10 1,10 fnntmi
,rtlaim Siiturdiiy, Dooom-
MORTGAGE IS FILED
"Throo la 11
Dunn
"A Mormon
"Mutual
COJtPANY ISSUED
- w..irnsT
'iMO.OOO IIONDS
!,'Urk v.i I'.r." ot 1110
'mltir n n "O1"1""". moat
klia IK1? "'"Mi'-oatlnoHtnlo
"""titain ii ln;nl'ti of Iowa.
"!' Pcdn?lK,,'''! ''V Wllllnnt
teMy of tho tlmbor
,E1S HELD
BY FOG
RE.
PM3
fat
ltd An - .'"."1 II IOW nilll
b -..nq a. entlaeniinnnn 4 Im
I,oa Renlnuor
Improvement Society"
Allan Senrlo
"The l.oat Word" Karlo Ijilld
"Lmnco of AiniihorcH" t"hani-
Iniuln Mary Harden
A Lectin o Clifton M. l4idd
"Unto lla A t.'hlld la Horn
Ward lllce and Mien Uradon
"A iJipao of Memory" ..................
lirrol Sloan mid Vera. Irlplett
PACKER WILL RESUME
NKW (1KAUS Aiti: HXPlXriKI)
11)11 KNOW DKV1CK
New uenra Mr Iho KuBeno-rtend
tiiKo lino anow packer, with which
It la hoped to increaao tho apeed of
Iho dovlco that IniB been used lo
oonuuor McKenilo pnaa, tiro ex
peclod boro day after '""""
SocordlliB to H. C. Hickman, ono
of tho ownom.
No atnuo aohedulea wl bo n -nouncod
however, until '"o I P
vor ', "''!"" L ' "''S
Mr! lllokman aaid-that in two
HlrntohoH In too pnaa
boon blown off for n ' " "
about 100 foot aim mui.
- .. .i i. nmoloved to koop tho
anew on. thn highway.
xporlineniainm "." ,. .
or hna coat approximately 000 t
date nnd boih Mr. HI k n and
A M Heed nro auro that tho no
. ill! " a auccoaa. T ;
tlio oaat aiuo nn.i """'" ... r0.
nindo and Iho J"11'""" w,'i,n new
Srra.r.nam..c.l T tho machine.
WILLIAMS IN JAIL AGAIN
OHOVH MAN" AWlriKI OF
II AVI NO iiiyw-
.... i 1..I1 niralii.
Rid willintna in - ",.
That blhuloua : : eouniy
sten who baa been In tho county
jail a number ot .....- ...
connoolion wim i" . . nom0
dtiatry, wna nrroatod In
town voaterday by I' rank moi
Innd nlKht watolimnn
P--0. H?wf-hi5V.d
a'o boUlo of "whlto mu.o" I.
"'Wnneallnff officer .d ht
Wllllnma hnd lr-on drunlc fot a
lone tlmo.
MA XV MAKR KKLFXTIOXS FOR
JIIOII HCIHMj
Mru. l.tiv. A Hi ii KMwkH on ITnmo
Jti-adlnic at McvHIiik of I'ar
ciit 'J'wwJnrr AHWMilulioa
Tnklnff tho HOloctlon of bookH
from a pulMnhnd Unt, pfir;nU,
timehoi-H and frlondn of the KuKono
UlKh Hrhool luHt nlKht Hhowcrod
tho hlch school llhrury with a
Iuiko numhor uf bookH,
- Tho Hhowor took pWu;o nt a
ntnotltiK of thn Purent-Teachor
itHHorlution at tho hlh nchool. fol
lowing an Imporuonutlon of book
eharucttTH hy tho IScrap Hook club
of tho InNtltutlon. Tho imperson
ation wan n part of tho program
Tor tho evening.
MemhiTii of tho hlKh school or
chf Htra opened tho program with
Hovoral HcliM'tlonn nnd woro fol
lowed by both tho boys' and Blrin
Kh'O rlijbH. Mra. T. A. Pearson
also sariK several sons.
"Thero nro 'so many thinKH to
tako tho time of nil of us now that
thero 1h less reading at home," was
tho statement of Mrs. Erie W. Al
len, who gnvo an address on
"Jteudlnir at Home." Mrs. Allen
ha Id that sorno effort should bo
mudo tu get In at much good
reudinK an possible In tho limited
tlmo allowed by other forms of
ploiiHUro of the modern day.
Tho speaker mentioned motion
pictures, following whlh there
was a social hour. ilcfrcHhmentM
wero served.
Mrs. fjiwHort (i. Ilrndley, presi
dent of tho uKsoclntlon, presided
ut tho meeting.
LOCAL STORE ENTERED
TIIIICVKS ritlGHTKi:i) AWAY
ritOM MACK OOU
Thieves attempted entrance to
tho Kugeno book store, formerly
Koko-Tiffuny's ut 8B4 Willamette
street during the night, hut were
frightened away before they could
ranttnek tho establishment.
Tho rear door of the store had
been jimmied open and footprints
In tho mud or the alley indicate.
there were two men Jn tho at
tempted robbery.
City police have been watching
closely for two nlghtH and have
been aided by volunteer watchmen
hocauso of the appearance in .u
gene of a band uf unknown lolt-
orers, Heveral men have boon or
dered to leuvo tho city.
WOMAN BROUGHT TO JAIL
.MItS. IIADLKV HKrUKES TO PAY
Hi;it FINK
Refusing to pay a fine of $25 Im
posed upon her In tho Oak ridge
justice court for setting out a fire
within the national forest, Mrs.
Charles Hudley of tho High Pruirle
country was brought to tho Lune
county Ju.il yoslerduy to serve out
the fine.
Mrs. Jfadley, who Is tho wife of
& mountuin runcher, was fined by
Justice of the Peace L. W. Peate at
Oakridge Heptnmber 14. She was
allowed to go to her homo and ef
forts wre made to collect the fine,
but she steadfastly refused to pay
It.
She wps brought to the city yes
terday afternoon hy Al Haynle,
special deputy sheriff at Oakridge.
The City Beauty Shop has alt
new and 'experienced operators.
Phone 340, City Barber Bhop and
Beauty Parlor. -883 Oak street.
12-1-tf
Register Claslfled Ada will get
results, , ...
FOUR ARE FOUND GUI.
i-i,!
MEN ACC17KKD OP GAME LAW!
VIOLATION .,1
Appeal la Taken to Circuit Court
Ono Man Who Had Pleaded ,
Guilty Paya vino ,
Dnrroll Pitcher, Waltor Pitcher,
Churlea Putnam and H. A. Pyburn
of the CottuKo Grove aootlon were
found Kullty by a Jury In the Jus
tice court ycatordny or the change
of poaaeaalne; a deer out of aeaaon
and we'ro fined 1100 each. Thdy
appealed the caao to tho circuit'
court. George Pitcher, who had
pleaded guilty the day boforo, paid
hi fine uf 1100. .!i,
Gordon S. Wella, aaalatant dis
trict attorney, proaecuted the
caao nnd H. W. Ijombard and F.
E. 8mith appeared as attorneys
for tho dofendantn. .
Tho Jury conaiated of B. "Wv
Garrett, Tom Bailey, B. B. McKfni
noy, B. K. Fortncy, J, W. HobbS
and B. C, Beaman. -j,1.
t' ' ' Old Time Uanoa
Every Tuesday night, W. O. W;
hall. Public invited. 11-20-1 mo.
A hew
STETSON
Styled for young Men
Most Men Are "Choosy"
Hard to buy (or hut there's one sure, safe way: Buy
"him" a Stetson Hat. Every man prefers them. If he
doesn't like the style; you choose he can change it after
Christmas. '
$6.00 to $12.00
Obfmiki Uit Man Utlw Mtn
M'lllTMVVOUI TOCRIN C0.v
DAD'S CHRISTMAS GIFT?
Why not a
Hart Schaffner
overcoat
Remember the time he put
on that old coat
&Marx
Xjok ondjjeel
ii
99
15..., K!m n Krtv illf ntul Wool Tntcrwoven Hose and lie
U 11 V II'" a'. " . . .
will exclaim Christmas morning: "Bully for you, dear I
You vc read my iniiiti. incy arc tne kuiu tic wuuiu pictt
. if
lor iiuuscii. . .
Santa Clans without his whiskers would hardly be less
incongruous than Christmas mqrnjng1 without neck tics
for presents. , tit...
It's a cood idea there is a wondcriul selection now,
ready for holiday gifts. You can be sure of the gifts
you want..
Wade Bros.
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
He ought to have a new coat,
the family agreed
What time better than Christ
mas? What overcoat better
than the faultlessly tailored
ones Hart Schaffner & Marx
make?
$35 to $50
You'll find the right gift for
every man on your list at
this men's store
WADE BROS.
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
MUTUAU UFK-a. M. 8PRAGUB
moll Piano brought