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SIX MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE.. WEDNESDAY. DEC. 9, 1925 TODAY Last Day! RICHARD BARTHELMESS " SHORE LEAVE" . Willi DOROTHY MACKAILL Tlio roninnon of n linrtl bollcd Jackie In tho navy fOMKDY "ALICE GETS STUNG" Kinnfrrnm Xcws Weekly .. Regular Prices! McDonald Theatre Development of Service Big Movement SUCCESSES POINTED OUT ( Itvnlutlim of !VmUs lo Various liraiirhcw In County llolil Im Mrtaut l-Wtor r.lvlni? n dotalKul nml complete nvnophtM of wht might be nvom plUhml tn Uin nutiity in tho nuit tor of ft rounty-witlo library, M. II, DomhI.is-s, Hlirnrtim nt the I'nl-vr.-itv of Oiykoii. last nlKht road nn t'Xhauativp mudy of Hip ..briny I ,.rt .M.i movement, before- 30 '- tno ,mmU hal library of I hi ooim- svii. to turniMn wervico 10 tne nortnnt movement of ltn kind In ilitt laal 2U year," tsnbl the mu-ak- "Tho ntniH nml mcttunli of tho oonnty library aro tiutvh tho name ah 1.100 of tho city or town. Tho ittflVlVtli'O i tliat 111 thO (MHO nf tho. formor. tho county In tho unit for ioipm.it and operation Instead of tho inunW-ltality. Hiunolws IvMahlNtiotl "lMnilt vary in tiHtVivnt Htaloa but in general iho plan t this; Tho central county llbmry is estab lished at tho county teat or me tropolis unit plarod under tin charge of a competent librarian wit 00 duty it is to ttoo that mill able library service Ih nWen to all localitfc of tho county. Just to a city library Mahllhes its branches in various uetuhhorhooil t ratio centers ami its deposit station tu less populous district, no tho 0011m y library eNtahllsdie its brunches and station; in tho vaii ous towns and neighborhoods of tho oouitt y. In some cases arrangement through com iu-1 with bora of tho Hound Tabic club nt tho Osburn hotel. Mr. ouK-las nt tho clove of his address supRtod that tho wove ment miKht well bo taken up In thin rounty as it has boon in other ton nn os of Oregon where it has proved successful. "The development of county li braries has been the most im- The drama of a bacliclor, confirmed DheWOMAN Nate h" NEW SHOW TODAY With CTJVE BllOOK I1F.LEXE CHADWICK JOHXXY HARROX Was 40 CKVTORY COMEDY -mm entire county. This Is tho cane in Portland, Hood Jiivor and Tho Italics. In some cuses tho county library is started from tho beitln ninK as a separate organisation. In several states any municipality al ready maiutainini; a library may be excluded from tho county library system unless it elects to become a part of it. "Tho ndvantaKos of tho county system arc. mainly to residents of : tho smaller towns and districts. Advantage Totaled Out j "The following nro. u few of those advantages: J 1. More intelligent and more (complete service can bo given to I theso communities than If they t have to depend upon what tho ! stato library can do for them i through its traveling libraries, sup I plimented by loans from Its K?n ; oral collection. I 2. With the county as the tax Unit, higher grade librarians can i bo secured. For instance, Hood River county. Wasco county, lm 'atilla county. Deschutes county. can afford welt trained librarians, t while the city of Hood River. The Dalles, rend lot on or Bend would not feel that they could. The bone fits of an expert administrator go to all points in the county. 3. There is economy in that given collection of books serves more people. We do not have a county library hero. Eugene', Springfield. Cottage drove, each, has its own library. The works in one collection do not servo the people of the three towns. Cottage Grove may purchase some books of interest to only a few readers there. When these few have road I 1 no 111 mey 110 line on 1110 imvies ana are -not mane nvuiian.e lor readers of Springfield. Kugene. Junction City, and the county communities, as -they would under the countv system. ll26 to IJo His Yrnr Mr. Douglass touched nt length on tho subject of the "American Oral trhg vJL ' M 'IB 1 EWELRY gifts selected from the startling Luckey assortments symbolize the true spirit of giving. Whether your choice be the gleaming beauty of a sparkling gem or the exquisite charm of some dainty piece the variety is such that you cannot err. Gifts That Last MKX'S RINGS Emblem and signet rings for men big val ues at CtTP LIXKS The odd shapes of $7 .50 arid up Newest Tambour MAXTKfc CLOCK Striking hours of con tent. A clock as a gift will be a lifetime re membrance only the world's standard time keepers to last a life time and this price Is a surprise for you. Worth $18, a special at fashion's In test demand engine turned designs with well made swivel ihanks built to wear a lifetime. Special val ues at 50 A pair and up $2S WmM 1 $11 05 Tlirac Benntiral HRAfErRT WATCHES Prove the unusual se lection to choose from at this store all Jew eled, accurate and re liable timepiece can be found In this store !.00 and up $15' CHOOSE PEARLS For tho girl who only buy "sennlblo" Rifts for herHOlf she wilt enjoy one of theso beautiful strands. Lowest prices anywhere $5 00 and up nraiitiful WEIIDIXG KINGS No hotter time than Christmas to renow the sentiment replaco tho 3rl-f.'ishioncd band with tho very newest In floral designs .."0 and up $6-; Luckey's Jewelry Store W. W. Bristow, Prop. I'ublio Library" nnd said that next yonr tho American Library associ ation would celebrate its ftOth tin-niersat-y, Uuho and iuiportaut do. vobtputents are ex pooled til 114 in the library movouieut through out the I'nltod States. Tho educational program of tho puhlio llbrailos has been taken up by orsunmed labor and Is bolug sti'osNCtl among workers and young people who have ipitt school. I no speaker gave details of work bolitK aciompUMied in some of the big Industrial comers of the I'ttlt cd Siatos In conuoctloii with udutt etlucalion. euemIeiiokeii s t: x a t o n M Aru:i.i has mi. 1. ixm itis'ixuTUT: iu xk One lliindml Itfiy Tlimwmd 1. kirs A-k.tl rur In HIM In lrMlinil In tVni:nM A bill for an appropriation oT JloO.oot) to build an addition to the L'ugetio postodlcu has boon Introduced in congress by rnlted States Senator Robert N. Stan field, aecord.ng to a toleKiam re ceived by tho Morning Resistor from tho senator yesterday. Ills messaKC reads; -1 hive ju:t Introduced a bill carry. ng nn appropriation of $150, 000 for improvement anil exten sion to the posto(lco building tu i:ugvne. 1 will do my best lo se cure this appropriation, knowing the med for more room nt tho postoffico,". This improvement was recom mended to congress by poatoffico ttiHpectors some t.mo ago. The building has long been crowded and It is pronounced to be wholly Inadequate to moot tho growing needs of tho office. SCOUT EXECUTIVE TALKS C. It CLARK SPKAKFJl AT noNKfcti MKirrixu ,'i-rri nm nicDU inji ri d i:n itoiTt: w i'vvx C. H. Clark, executive of tho Lane county council bf Roy Scouts, was tho prlm-ipal speaker at the mooting of tho Plmlo Pioneer tilth Inst nlKht. Mr. Clark stressed the boy's pluoe In society nnd impressed them with the duties and obliga tions they had In their homes, to themselves, lo their churches, to their city, to their (Jod and to their country. "No boy can be equipped to as sume the responsibilities of man hood unless ho la wide awnke. physically fit and morally straight," said the speaker. He also pointvd out that between tho ages of 12 nnd Zu hoys wero going ( thrntiKh nn experience In life's do- ! velopment that will never again bo exulted In the span of life. "Habits formed now, and ac quaintances made, are t ho ones 1 that lire going to tell in tho wind-' up." ho eoneludrd. "nnd If the ' ooy does not show Individuality , now ho will never havo any." rimicor Hoy' flmiut KiiNMialu With Some! Portland Trot blent Ih spettker Stalled off with a group of stutk by the Pioneer bo s' clou u uiubr l ho direction of Mr. nnd Mrs, Harry Dorks, KolurlatiM ot hm;ene and Uo;.t bui hold a Jolll fitai.ou mii'iltiK at tho Ostium hotel last niKlu. IM10 10 an acc 'dent In which l'iiO Snedu or, tornier pM.ldent ul tho International llo;aty was In jjin ti.lt en route to Kugcno, ho aa not able lo appear at the meeiinti which had been an anted piMuipally lor his srheduiod ud dress. ll. A. llooth took the cha rinan- f-h Itir the evening ami wave the adtliess tf woU'otno to the Rese lling Kotailaiis. J. A. MiH'lintiak ifspouded on behalf o( h.s asso elates. Women of Rotary were present also. The local mouthers wore eon-fiptt-uou by thole caps. Al lioy nnitis, prenuieui 01 nn Poiiland Roiary clutt nave the prtneipal speech f iho evening following a buntuet In tho main d.ntng room of tho hotel. iVmmuu.ty smging was led by Dav.d John Jons. suprinteiidout of the KuKeno putdic schotds. Miss Kathleen Powell and Miss Anna Katluryu liarrett enter tallied wlih a skit entitled "Dutch Kun." much to tho amusement of the Roiarlaus. Tho Pioneer boys put on their part of the pi'OKiam al 7 o'clock and sang tho following songs, some of which hud been recently improvised : America tho Urnutlful.' "Smiles." "My Mother's an Apple Pio Maker." The Men from Roseburg." "He:LUtirul Kugene." Iho liule' fellows wero thanked on behalf of the Rotary clubs by Mr. Hooth. Tho Pioneers met at ttio V. M. C. A. nnd marched to the Dsburn hotel In a body. I ho replaced by nthem, olio uf Iho bovs sum, . Tho 1-Vlendlv Indians of (he Central presbyierlnn chinch wore oman.sed two week ago. MORE PAVING IS WANTED ci.titin roil imi'iiox i:mi:nt or i(tri'i:it ki'hi.ih' I'hi- tlinw 111I1II1I1111. or I'nlvorslly hill, us II Is fiilU'.t by nmny, will K-l iiiuiv slrii'i tmvi'iiiiml If n iell lltin Mini In the olfliu of Um flly i i-i oi ili'f ye.li'rilny Is urnmeil by l illy i'uiiiii'II. Tli lu'lllliin rnlls for iivlnit Puller hired with I'uni-ri'li froiit i:ii;lile.nttl an'iine lu Twenly-tlilnl um'Iiimv Thum' who rlrfiilnltxl the iitllluii altilo that out nf feet tninlaco the signers renxi'nl i'lvi feel. A iieilllon w.is also ril.il y.-sler- I nay In mr ii)eiiiiis i .11" mi l-lnpeii Wllliinietle ami I'llv.. sire. I rrolil riurieeiiia avenue ... iti ni.nh llnu of blui'k I. Whlln.y'ii a.bllllnn. mm STOP HERE UMMIKSKNTATIVKM OF AMKIU CAX INSTITI TK IX Kt'iiKNK Vis I tars Knttnnltio(l by Meiiihcrn of Faculty of School of Archl ttxtnre at Viilvendty CARS PARKED OVERTIME xoini:n of owxfrs fixi:d S2 l-U H IX COtUT Monilay Oiip:ain J. C. Mary t.( the police force chc-ked up on the t.me u iiumlM-r t cars had been left standing n the streets In the bi'slness sorttnn where the tiino Is restricted and as a result the fol lowing paid a fine f $3 each hi police court yesterdav: f. K. iray. Ted McKy. D. K. fUson. H. D. Uike, H. A. t.rccn. hdwaxd Kimball. Carl S. Kelty. Mrs. K. (i. iurney. Kuueno Kelty. J. 11. Hughes, Oeurifo Sullivun. A. A. Rouen. T. A. Stivers. Frank Alexander and Fred AL Rowley. CANTON HOVEY TO MEET I. O. O. I'. )ltl)i:il MAV KI.HT OriTCKKS Kill DA Y Canton llovey. Xn. 4. the mili tary branch nf Ih" I. O. t. Y. or der, will meet Friday evening at ih" Odd Kellmvs' temple, it was announced yesterday. Although It was not certain yes terday, it was believed that the organization would elect officers for 1U26. No elections havo been hold nn yet and officials at the temple wero uncertain as to thn exact time. Women of the auxiliary win serve a basket supper following the ses'iion. Christmas ! Suggestions for Representatives of tho Amerl enn Institute uf Architecture spent three hours on the I'nlvorslty nf Oregon campus before leaving for California on their tour of th ountry, This was tho first visit to the west for the majority nf the nt in hers and they said they enjoyed tho reception on the rum pus very much. All wore from tho cast or south of t hlcntco and had their first contact wlih western architectural problems. The visitors wore entertained by members of tho faculty of tho school of architecture and mem bers of tho school of art nnd ar chitecture at a breakfast given at tho Kugeno hotel. J'he method of Instruction used In the m-hdol nf arcltltceturo wtis one nf the things whieh proved of Interest lo the vhdling members of the institute. The system places the students on their honor and removes them from tho competi tive haIs. Individual work Is the foundation nf the plan. Tho rant has avoided this plan of Instruction and It has remained for tho west tn introduce nnd use It extensively. It haa proved very successful, ae. cording tn Instructors .In tho uni versity i:hool of architecture. Al the breakfast ('. l. Zant id niter of Philadelphia and for many years chairman of the edu cational commit too of tho Ameri can Institute, was tho Inspiration at the meeting and gave tho prin cipal fiddrss. He predicted a great future in wefltern architecture and was quite favorably Impressed with tho work of thn department nt Oregon although not approving nf the system of Instruction entirely. LOME CAMPS CLOSE ANM'AI. HOLIDAY NlimoWX IS CO.MIM1 SOOX Number tif Vnoiu ployed Men lu l.urttcr Cilice) la Stcndlly In . crvtVMHl Snys 4-L Report Tho approach of tho annual liotl day shutdown of fir longing enmps was lo tie noted last Week When several west const ramps wero clos ed ami one or more logging sides laid otf at others, according to tho 4-L weekly employment letter re ceived hero yesterday. Apprnxl mntoly tiao metvwero laid off, Iho letter said. The numbers of unemployed men In the larger cities Is steadily be ing Increased by continued arrivals of men from other districts, tho letter stated, and there are prac tically no Jobs for tho newcomers. lu tho Inland Kmplro, whore tiawmllllug Is being brought to a seasonal close, and Where few woods operations are running, tho situation Is oven more ncujtti than on tho coast, according to the 4-l report. Spokane reports a large number of unemployed men In that city, nnd almost no jobs of any kind to he had. Rased on tho average of tho number of (.em ployed for December of tho past Uireo years tho situation Is normal. OIL STATION IK CO IN .HTAXOAIMI (ill. rXIT.Tr.l TO III-: IH'II.T OX NINTH Old llnu at O.riMT nf IVnrl 0f todla IIUBClki HiHrl Is I loins .Mmrd Off FUNERAL IS WEDNESDAY MltS. MrTOIt.Mlt'H'S CIIII.DIIKX ItKACII KI'GKXIC Children KIDDIE KARS 'J OT B I K ICS ' WAGON'S SCOOT ICRS ' TRICYCLICS HAND KAKS TOY ALTOMOMILICS IUCYCLICS liicyclc Tires, Lamps Pedals, Saddles, lite. Hendershott,i GUN STORE "The Wheel Good. Store of Eugene" 770 Willamette Phone 151 Funeral services of Mrs. Anna Miirla Isabello AleCormick, local wbmnn who died Sunday just as she was about to einliark for Cali fornia In search for health, will bo heirl Wednesday uflcrnoon at 2 w'clork. RepoKa yesterday Indicated that tho funeral services would be held Thursday and relatives havo asked for the correction. Tho rites will be conducted nt tho Ilranstcttcr chapel. Surviving children not residing In Kugene, arrived hero yesterday. They are: Mrs. .fuanlta llosney of Portland, Mrs. Robert Hoselton of Veilola; C. C. MoCnrmlek of Merced, California; Walter McCor mlfk of Redwood city, California, and Alvln AleCormick uf Capo Horn, Washington. J. .1, AleCormick, another son, has been a rcnidcnt of Kugenu many years. REBEKAHS PACK GIFTS CHRISTMAS OIIKKH FOR 1IOM12 IS DOXATFI) flood things to eat. clotlilnff for men and children nnd toys lots of toys for Christmas, lo make, thn o. . r . home and nrphamtuo ;n Portland a i-heeiy piacn t0 live, n tn being assembled at Iho Odd Follows' . tomplo uoro it was learned yesterday. ho work Is under tho Hiincrvl- slon of tlio members of tho Ito- bekah ordT, thn sister branch of Iho Odd Fellows, .lollies, fruit, ennned vegetables, warm stockings and substantial hIiooh, with horn and there a Utile exlra thing nr two, go to moke up several pack ages of Chrbdmaa glffti for tho homcH. The old Marx resilience at tho corner or Xlnili avenue east and pettrl sirvet opposite the r.uifono hotel lJving moved off the lot nnd an nulomobtlo service station may bo erected there. A. R. Tiffany, owner of tho lot, said yestntd-iy that lie 1ms been ueanliuttiig with iho Standard Oil cntopuny whereby the enmpanv intends to leuse the bt and erect j a statltin th'-re. but that no d'ftn- ; lio ngreentent baa yot been ' renched This lot was bought by Mr. Tlf funy from Oenrito Alnrx during tho past year as an Investment. j t FRUIT GROWER RETURNS O. HOLT TO M'KVF.Y H XF.i:iH IX X)VNTY I Survey of tho railroad car needs1 for the vegetable and 1 canned goods Industry of line county will bo made in the near future by J. O. Hop. manager of the Kukoiio Fruit Ornwers' asstclntlon, who returned yes'erdny from Seati o f lifter attending the advisory board fif thu American Railway ussorIu- Hon. i The meeting was a success and It Is hoped that problems pertatn Inir to proper rail cur distribution will be solved," Mr. Holt sii'.d. "One nf tho major problems nf enr distribution on tho coast is that i hero Is more produced lioro than Is consumed. This means there are , more loaded cars going oast than j there Is coming west. "The problem of getting tho j empties bnck was tho particular i question taken up by tho board."! CORPS GIVES PROGRAM KKADI.NOH AM) FRvrriucs or sirsio auk KVKXIXO An enlerlnlnment was Riven by thn Womnn's Itellef Corps nt Iho armory l-'rlday evening, at 7:30. Mrs. Ilattio Heine, president, called tho ineetlnK to order. Tho following proifram was Klvcn: H iikImk of America; Invocation by 'nnirndo T'liink: short dialogue, by Mr. and Mrs. Zclntor: skit, by Wave and Wanda l.a;iey; readintf bv Mr. Hhephord; music, hy Kva (.'harlet, I'oKxy Ileynolds and Her nice lOnitlands; rendlnx, by Mrs. Avnnl Kalrbanlcs; music, hy Kva f'harlet, Penny Iteynobln nnd Tler iilro Knuliqiiln. Mrs. Fnlrbnnks (lira two more readlnKS which ween much enjoyed. The flans wore furled while tho Hlnr Hpnnxled Manner was played by Mrs. llesslo KarrliiKlon. RELIEF FUND- GROWING TICKKT 8AI.H I'OH COXf'I.HT HMI'OltTIOI) OfMH) TRIBAL NAME IS SOUGHT rilllCXDIA' INDIANS TO MI'.Kr NKXT WKHK Friendly Indians of tho Central Presbyterian church will chanKC n few officers and ndopt a tribal name nt the next meeting In be hn'.d Tuesday nlKht, Docemher IB It was announced last nlKhi. AllhouRh a regular meeting nf the new organisation was sched uled for last nluht, three officers r,.llf,il tn nut In annenrnncn and should this lio repealed, thuy will Itespnnsn In the Halvallnn Army l,nno county relief fund Is grow lug better every day. It was ! ported last nigh' by C'aplnln l''lnr. enio flrlndln, officer In cliarKQ of the Army In Kiignnn. Hale of tlcltnls for tlio Halva llnn Army concert Hint will be given In thn armory Friday even. Ing has been exceedingly success fill. It was said. This concert should not lie con fused with thn ChrlHlmnn cheer fund, according to W. f!. Yoran who has' been working with tho Halvatlon Army cnmmllleo. NOTior.t 1-7 Anynnn caught mulllntlng nr cutting Irons nn Victoria Heights will ho punished lo the full extent of tho law. , 12-8-3 For next 80 days phono 12S6-L, J, H, Cupp, Tainting Contractor. 11-20-1 mo. INRtTHB WITH HENRY TROMP 10-36-H Nice Small Juicy Oranges, Dozen Funcy Creamery Butter, p0UniI (WKl)Kl.lvi.;i) l"lU 49c Many Arc Reaping The BcneffeOf Chicago Purchase SALE! Of Interest To Men! Of Interest To Children ' Of Interest To Women! Bii -t Here's Christmas just Arouni The Corner! And The Same Question That Comes Every Year, Too "What To Choose For Presents?" This year, it is the practical j-if I that will lie long rt'iiK'inlit'rcl ; the L'ift thai will lirinn tu mind pleasant tliouhts uf the (jivcr tlay rJtcr day and week afttr week; the (ji(t that is t ipiirkly forgotten. ICuctic's largest rnipnriuiu is jtit hriiiiinini; full ol MiKtrenlinns thai will mean pleasure to you in' tin .st'lectiuii nml happiness tut the part uf the recipient, yet they are nut expensive, ON't.Y II SIIOIM'INT, DAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS We tirrje that ymi make Ax Ililly's ymir Cliristmii torc. Never hefore have we hcen mure careful in t.ur selet tiiiii!!. more, certain that we have exactly the things that will suit you hest. fan you arrange to come now while stocks art largest anil selections the broadest? m Iff h fa. ill TP An Exceptional Value In MenVWool Mixed UmonsuilS; $295 Those brisk cold days are healthful and invifroratintf if you're underdotlicd properly which well applies lo these med ium heavy weit,'ht forni-fitlintr imionsuits. Made as you want them to be. limp; sleeves, ankle leiiRth ami slinhlly fleeced. Sizes 30 to 16. Men's Heavy Quality All Wool Suits Worth $5.95 Tailored to fit, scams well sew ed, no uncomfortable bulges, the sizes are Kccr""s (36 to '10), made of softly textured wool. Oct your winter's supply now. Natural irrav, buck or white. A bear for wear. Srvlish Overcoat) 1V1CI1, 1 lie vaii Vl -"""l , ., Overcoats that are Rood inside and omoe. . . -Overcoats that have more than just style, in j, warmth nml wearing qualities that wool fa c . ... .. . i cvcra . xoutiwvr jusi come in .um ii " - . . moucrate pn with them. You'll be surprised at the moacra ?15.(XJ 1 to$35.00. m mife ALL WOOL 0.lATmCRbVKUCOATONLY LITTLE HOYS' Wool Chinchilla Overcoats, $5.50 AND $6.50 L i ii c cl throughout, belted, with two side and two slash pockets. Splendid weight nnd mannish looking. In gray, blue, tun or brown. Sizes 3 to 8. attractive color pat ,y every boy know !ar rV-nViiePP- : onVfor Christmas. EAGLES SEEK ADVISERS CIM'llf'irMKN ASKF.D TO At' I'OINT CIIMMI'ITKU Fagln rinnooi'H will seek thn ap pnln'menl nf an nilvlsnry commit loo of niomhers nf Iho First Motli nillst. Kplscnpal church, Decision of tho boys lo ask for Iho committee, which would ho a permanent advisory honrd, was roachod at a mooting of tho nltin last night. Thn request will ho submlllml to church officials to day and It was hollnvod last night that inn appointment or inn i.uim mltloo would follow Immediately. Rnnh Ragle Plnnecr will bring a new member to tho next regu lar meeting, Tuesday night, Jlo cember 15. sn Baths " M&rl
