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' Decision Hero
fiES ARE UNANIMOUS
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(.11 McCroakcy niul Meryl V.
in of Hi" ""'Kim affirm-
iJ "dviK-uiiim "' '
mediately relinquish v
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(rem Frank D"Hiitii nl
rm upholding ' negu.
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art md llnrolil niiui.
fJiniM H. Ollliurt, bend of Ilio
.In datnrt inni.t lit the iml
ii Introduced ne debater
fit the ruiiHenro of npprox
L. 400 KltKloltlM iiml Inwns
illl IO o'clock yr.lnril.iy nf
Lj . Thl crowd was larger
fin prevlom one In attend n
W at Oregon, with Ilio excop
faf the Oifnrd -Oregon ilnluila
(in lb Methodist churoli ns.
f attrition .li-fi'iutort nnd op
I br lb colleitp sppnkers :
tltnl Iiml foreign iiiiHonn lm
tlily rflln,iulh KOvprnmenl.il
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U V. tudlngton for Oregon
MW Ine limio oi i .innii it s.n
' In hit opening constructive
Icli lor the nfflrnmtlvo, derhir
fliilt the present trouble wns
hi by novprniiiPiiijtl Inlerfer-
fitl4 anotllil nr t.lsrnnilMueci.
u the phsi-hcp nf 1 1 lit I r
ran' first Uhiip for the nfflnu.
ind the o. A. t . tenm fit
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ihf qarrtlon ntiil n.pptlng tlm
r llJUfl. Ilolh debntps wpre
m thrf.heil out hv both ships
liltM and rarvnllla. Thn nf-
iitlvi it both iliirrti hud I ho
ftiliK IIpIiI rnMnliln
t!pln o( O, A. ('. for tho npun
oppoed the rPKolutlnn on thp
ndf thftt rhhin In llliHlnltlo mwt
i4 have the Intprvpnllun of
ijnpowern to help II out. rHln
rtiolutlonury ilUtllrhnncp.
iVhive been mill nro uolnit on
mi at tne prpiipnt tiiup.
Im for Imp fli'huto nn tho
mpu wprp (lllliprl I..
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Ikley, ei.pr la I wrltor for tho
in Journal. I'ortlniitl: I.. H
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l unflohl coIIpko, Mc-
A Idflali for Iho moot nt O. A. C,
J f Dr. Carl Doiipv. proelilont of
1 liwite unlveralty: .f. B. Iinil.
I Iwnldenl of tho Oroinn olntn
f Ul rhool. nml Wllllnm V.
""0i me I'orunml nonra of
BITAIN.MKNT TO UK fill,
v tVtll .
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Oituluiluim i.f ICiifti-no
" Ooltaffo firovo to
' Pumlali Fnil urea
' Program for tho ontertnln
.... . Klvcn nt 1,10 nrmory
iL.". ,or I'onoflt of tho
IMi Army rpllpf fiiml wnx im-
PJ yraterdny ly w. C. yorun,
Jt In rhnrito.
I i.Am ,,or 11,0 ''hrlnlnmn
5'nd uniu fiintui,, KlnroriKo
reiturday, hut for tho
am IT', '',"11""5' v""rk- Tl'
band Hhort Intro
ur7 concert,
ltan LeMon Frolics on
? Hrry Hchults.
toH?.by 'l'"-"-"ln Win
L,?'1.1 """h Anno Jon-
! '' J!,y Mr"' '""kin".
CfcTI,, Ni-npolltnn Hor
3d 1,1', flKKliiB. Hhornmn
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B;n Loglon-CKuislo cloB,
brovo Uona-song nnd
rdli',0? "Tho OHo.it
"orman Chrlnte.
lodge ,.k flleo como.
ln' union Orrhonlra
'"Miirlnn Iho ovonlng.
UB MEETING IS HELD
8 liqTWftBRIiVICt.
firi'or il" '"""Hprntlon by
'"nt cl,,?, li,".Bt KMBono Im-
ttj", """'1 a duloRnllon to
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re win i T c'anilinr ot com-
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in. "womoiil, It WIIB TO-
WH,0h,Wn'"'"'-no nnd Mc
" the , ?i. ""l""''i Hint rofll-
nrnvl """"lor In wliloli
P'Mho p !lf,vn m,t ''oon ron-.
p Flf,. n.AKnlo etroot ho
S en.. !. nn'l Rovonlonnll.
22' With .i. n'" " '"''""I lo
P'kiM .- "instruction of
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MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., THURSDAY, DEC. 10, 1925
THREE 1
T
This Store Now Exclusive Eugene Agents for
SffiS HOOVER SUCTION SWEEPERS gwffiWgfo
Phone 4 or 2130 for Demonstration or Service
Phone
4
Eugene's Own Store Makes Sensational Announcement!
i
Now
to HSmittise ttone inn EdleiL' to IBiroatileim
uns Sepviee .to TMs CommmuBimfllty!
As everyone in Lane County knows, the McMorran &
Washburne store is more than just a store" more than
just a "place to buy things." It is a semi-civic institution
that recognizes its responsibilities not only to its many Hun
dreds of patrons, but to every other ndividual in Lane
County as well.
The Budget Buying Plan is the McMorran & Washburne
store's latest achievement to further this store's useful
ness. It is a modern merchandising method that is fast
taking a firm grip on the buying public of the entire coun
try!" We have investigated every phase of its possibilities
and are now ready to extend to responsible mdn and
women ' ' . .
A 1
You Pay No More!
Some may ask "Will I pay more in the end
by this plan." Emphatically NO. Instead
of raising prices it will lower them for the
tremendously increased volume of business
will make possible even better merchandise
at lower prices. You are accustomed to
buying radios, pianos, homes, real estate,
etc. by the deferred payment plan. Now
here is a convenient charge service on mer
chandise that cannot fail to meet with inst
ant approval.
You Secure the' Purchased
Merchandise At Once!
Any merchandise bought on the Ten-Pay-Plan
is delivered immediately upon the ap
proval of the Budget Plan office. Choose
your winter and Christmas needs now and
pay for them conveniently.
ere is tflhi Plaaa nan
Ian a Nut SlheDE
Purchase any item' or group of items amounting to $25.00
or more at the regular plainly marked cash price.
Pay as little as down the balance beinj divided into
ten equal payments a budget arrangement easy to meet.
No interest is charged on balance due! There is no fur
ther charge or difficulty of any kind. There is but one
price to all the regular cash price.
Prices Remain Absolutely the Same
For Cash, the Regular 30-Day Accounts or the New
Budget Plan. The increased volume which is assured
makes this possible.
TOms ns KI5w tiDae IPflaim
IPeraattts Ynn tt IPtmiIhiase
$25 Purchases, $ 6.25 down $1 .88 weekly
$35 Purchases, $ 8.75 down $2.63 weekly
$4Q Purchases, $10.00 down $3.00 weekly
$45 Purchases, $1 1.25 down $3.38 weekly
$50 Purchases, $1 2.50 down $3.75 weekly
$60 Purchases, $1 5.00 down $4.50 weekly
Boncilla Demonstration All
This Week
Mme. Elinor Anderson, noted beauty
specialist from New York City, invito
all Eugene women to visit her at our
drug department. Free lectures and
demonstrations.
$ 65.00
$ 75.00
$ 80.00
$ 85.00
$ 90.00
$100.00
Purchases,
Purchases,
Purchases,
Purchases,
Purchases,
Purchases,
$1 6.25 down
$18.75 down
$20.00 down
$21.25 down
$22.50 down
$25.00 down
$4.88 weekly
$5.63 weekly
$6.00 weekly
$6'.38 weekly
$6.75 weekly
$7.50 weekly
A Word to Our Many Hundreds
of Regular Customers '.'
We want you, our regular cash and charge
customers, to understand that this new sell
ing plan' does not. affect the (handling of
your accounts in the usual way. There
need be no change whatever in the usual
method of handling your business. .
This new plan in no way interferes with the
popular M. & W. lay-away plan. Many
customers prefer to pay a small deposit and
request us to hold the merchandise until
wanted. v .
You May Depend1 Upon This Fact
Eugene's Own Store progressive and
alert to every modern method of bettering
it's service, is not leaping without looking,
but is now announcing a step which has
been studied with infinite care for months.
Buy Your Christmas Gifts At
Regular Lou) Prices Take
Ten Weeks to Pay for Them!
We consider the inauguration of the Budget
Buying Plan the greatest service feature of
our history.
Now you may select your Christmas gifts
from Eugene's finest and largest stocks and
pay for them in small,' convenient, pay
ments. ." . . :
Many hundreds will take advantage of this
McMorran & Washburne service.
Please feel free to call at the Budget Buy
ing Plan office on the balcony and ask any
questions concerning this new plan you
may wish.
Special Free Offer This Week
Only! ; ;
Mme. Elinor Anderson will give one
regular 50c tube of Boncilla Beautifier
with every 75c purchase of Boncilla
preparations.
-1'TPtccor!i,r"it ml
K,.l.rt,,i!.h?.u,i '' fu-
octtiro on Hi" -Vioiiilnil !y
-...U 'Vw. o-nm. for
M-hingmnipno. ''"
InntltiitlnnH of " ' f y
nix ii.oi.lh. wl l f"t0,o,row.
lightly lowor man lor last your.
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
(j AS STATION MI'.N NAMK FOIUC
' MAN I'Hi:sH)l'.NT
John Forpiimn. Imlopcndmit sor
vlco station operator of Kimono,
wna oloctod president of tho Indo
opodent Servlco Station Owners'
swoclntlon nt a mootinir "em
,,Te rli..i.Hor of commerce rooms
llnal nlirht.
Other officers eleclod worn, vice
re Id nt A. 11. Adrian of Bprl.iK-
fleld! ...crelnry-trenniirer, iiimii.;
L. Olilnon of Jiugpno; sorgootit-at-
nriiis, Jonn w. uonoway oi r.u-
Kono.
Momhern of tlio honrd of direc
tor will Include tho officer, mimed
nnd tho following: K, H. Keith ot
Kugeno, It. II. Himhnell of Cottnfto
Orovo, .1. M. Wood.on ot Iliirrl.
hurg, II. McDonald of Hnnta Clarn,
and Friink Hhermnn of Bprlngflcld.
Western I'uhllsl.or llo.
(l.y Tho Aseorlnloit PrpM)
SANTA UAH KAMA, Col., DCC.
9. Kliuer Wllhur llurrowa, rri,
puhll.her of tlio Fort HrnRg Dnlly
News and for 80 years Identified
with newspnppr. In Oregon nnd
Washington, died here today.
FKDI'.IIAT, OFl'ICf.a ITOI,DS
GKOIttiK PIKE Hl'.RF.
Georgo TIUo wa. brought to Ell
geno at an early hour this morn
ing nnd lodged In tho Lano county
Jail 40 await transportation to
Portland, whore ho will he nr
rnlirncd on a chnrgo ot dnmnglng
government property.
l'lke was arrested Into last night
by Chief Deputy Sheriff Van Hvnr
vornd nnd Deputy United Stato
Mnrshnl Lee Morelock of Portland.
According to the atory told lost
night, tho prisoner Is nllogod to
havo shut holes through mull
boxes.
Prominent liitnilicr..in.t Die
IHy Thp Atiiuirlnlcd Preen)
llHUKEhKY, Oil., Dec. 9, C.
A. Smith, 73, president of the
Coos Buy Lumber company nnd
ono of tho most prominent lumbor
men ln tho Wet, died today nt
his home here. Mr, Smith enmo to
Snn Kranclnco from Mnrshfleld,
lire.. In 1907. He was former
head or tho C. A. Smith Lumber
company. ProvlouB to coming to
Oregon he engaged In tho lumber
trnde ln Minneapolis,
DEAN LANDSBURY SPEAKS
VNIVMHSITY MAN 11KFOKE
COOS BAY ROTA III AXS
MARSHFIKLD, Ore., Dec. 9.
''notary, a Philosophy of Lifo"
was tho subject ot 0110 of the fin
est nnd met Interesting nddressos
given beforo the Mar.hflold and
North Bend Rotary club at tho
6:30 dinner nt Hotel North Rend
Monday night. Denn John Lands
bury, of the school of music nt
the University of Oregon, gave tho
address which held the Interest
and nttontlon of thn olub aa he
angled out In several dlrootlons on
tho various philosophies, bringing
his points to a smooth morgor at'
tho climax ot his talk, -r
Dean Laiidsbury mudo tho ad
dress through tho courtesy of tho
Lugeno Rotary olub of which he
is chairman of tho business meth
od, committee. He wa the guest
of Dr. and. Mrs. William Horsfall
whllo here.
We read that, some ot tho
autumn fashions nro softly fern,
inlne. If ro, wo enn guess what
cx they are Intended for. Punch.
Read Register Classified Ada,