fil SS RELIEFWORK
Dean of Extension Division
p nt Assembly
0S DETAIL OF TASK
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WhatWiU,
Your Radio
BcWorth
Next Year?
Why does
a Zenith owner'
take such pains
and often go
out of his way
to let you know
that the set '
he owns
ii a Zenith?
Think it over!
Eugene Music
Shop
1038 Wltlnmctto RU
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l.-'-ni fit. lttinil relief also i,m
llii...rliiiil iv.uk In t, mijdio
Wl-KK-rn illmrlrl; llviiHloilt WuB
1 l: .''"i' .r.. ,i,,Mi,.,i
mill ff-itceh- lvnr.1 mini. ir. -.1,
"Tlio . II.. tt.uk i.r tli'n Ain.-.i-Cilll
Itc.l Ciimn In tjil:u or lh-
Iiii.-t iIiIiikh tlmt .win l, ,
-"H.-il. It In lytUnilly Aim-i-lcuii,"
tin- Hi...ilti. Iiiih-il.
Mr. Mliuiirl.'k will Ih.kIh
wiiik ii xlnrr ni.Hli.tuMt of tin.
Aln.-iiiuii It,-, I t-,B W,, MI
li-il.liliiirl..ii lit Ml, l.ntilii. MIb
"Ull un Jiuitinry I nt wlil.li Himo
..-n.t.iiiiii.,n iih .i.ijin ur i-xt.Mi-ii.iiii
.llvlnlon will l.ici.im. i.rrii-tlvo.
CHOliNHCTEi
iiAi-nsrs to si:i;k oniKiii
si'i:ririArio.s j
! MpiiiInth AfUt-tl hv i;ct-utJr
i l'r, in ( in itiillilini; iiiul
' fnim $l.ii,(MiU ii SHll.OUU
I JMhiik ilntun up fur n now Hiip.
lint t hiiiih Mltlillhic In KilK'!i
i wi'tc rt-Jri tt' liy ihp rxti:utlvti
' hiMinl lftMl nluhl with thi r'nn
i ini inlutinn tn I ho nttulKi nlitt tlmt
I new pliuiN it mlli'il fur.
I Tin r'TMNiNifntluttnii will 1o
1 linutKlit tn n viitt nt a ini-mhiTM'
nifi'iiiiK tti l hi Id In it wpfk. Tho
hnatit uUn ciilli'it for r rut In I lie
hullillMK (un. I front IIMi.fino t ci
i f HO.tmrt fur riHiHtrurtliMt nirpimo(i
i nnly. Tho hitler ttnmunt wouhl In
! I'ludo tho ItiHtiiltitlloii of a heat
IflK phuil.
St'lt'Cthiti (if nn nnliltfct, iiml ti
xllti fur the pnMmi'i fhurch oU'.
; fir' will hv tiinilo ;irt of tho biiHi
; mt4H nt it inci'iiiiK to hn hi'hl next
'rititiKiluy n Ik lit. It wiim rcpnrtril.
Mrn, (1, II. Itrumi wiih immoil
pti-itur'N uHMlrttiuit tn iirrorthuiro
with thi n'l.ucHt of llcv. Mr, Tra-
wln. Mrn. Uttiun lu n Knuluato nf
tli. AiiKt'l(tN HMtlo InHLltutn.
Tin lluptlrtt rhiin-h will hnhl n
Hpcrlnl iiii'ittlni; llin fl rt Hunilny
In January whi n K-v. Krcit Kluhor
of ('hli-iiKO, for II ypatM ennduntnr
..f mimic for Itrv. Hilly Suinlny,
will ho tlio prlni'lpal npfakcr.
Mi-mhirti nf tho rhun-h will Rlvo
it hartket itlniHT Dint iluy.
MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER Ur 1925
.THREE
I W)ltV
ItASMl'SSKN' At tho fnmlly
lifuno, iiiotur route C. .Kincono,
Thuimlnv, lh-rrnihor 10. 1025, to
Mr. mil Mm. 1'i-trr KaimuHjpn, a
uatiK'htor.
Attorney L, L. Ray Tells of
Advancement
SPEAKS A"FLUNCHEOIi
w-lnl I'1-.wkh h i,-,,)!,.,! ,
liii-Ji Aim-list of Miitcrljil l'ril).
r Siijk NiH-iiki-r
"Til., history r ,, -!;,,
H HIM ,; .J,, ,,,, ,,,, )lu,KO,y
i n' '"'"'mil i.ii.kiibh," hhIU I-.
.... ""'i-y. 111 iid.li.'ii.
"It til.. . ImiulMT (,r ,iliiiiicil yu.
!,',''"''y "' "li tin. milijQcl,
I w. niy.f.v,, v,.1H f u (,.,
lr. ny n,lc. , 1)f ,,.vlIm
' lilliiK. ,i-..hI,I, i,i r tho, ,,t,,
iiainlr ur ii.iiiin.i who hu.l
iii-.ii hi:hi-.lul.il tn ii:.iciir.
Mr Iti.y ,,,,.ar' lh,a tll0
W"l 111 lilt lo ill. l.l, V, I, whi-ii ilM ut-
'lltlllll WIIH li;IM.t.,l t !, n(
I.I.HHI H. IM nf,,,,. , ,,,,,.
Aimiii.'iii war, iiml tiiwaril tliu
l.iix. r i. l.l ci,;,, ull, ,
I "' r win- lii Hi.uth Afrlcii at tiliout
Hi" hiiiiih- tin,,., itt 1)Ul llf lh01!
"llimtlulm wmil.t davolup II,., llood
I"r Mi.. ..iiiHlrii.Mluii or tho 1'iiim-
iii.i . i.niii nun fur ii,o liiunn ,ou..n
'"iii.i.ni:.,. Sur illil rlTa lilon f
' i.- Kiuul war of 14 ynam luior or
tin. Iliikiio ur natliiiiH ur World
."tut iiorintalo iiiuii'H niliiil ilii.n,
In. niilil. Ku.ii )mM (jei.,, u10 ru.
Iimrliabln iiulll.ul iluvvluiMnoilt.
TIiIh liitiirnul iriiKriiHH whl. h luM
Iir.iili,ii,liiiin., .j0() ,i J0
ilivlil.il into twu KoniMiil urulipii,
II... imitoiliii mid ihu nutdui, uo
.uiiIIiik tu thn mioukur. It In hln
"iiliiliui t'mt priiKr.-HH in I hi. houIiiI
fli'l.l linn nut kept iiiiiu with thul
Hi tliu iiiiitciliii mihcic
JX'VcI,,,ii,.Um N0U1I
"Tim limlfiial iri;i'CHH Imi.IuiIoh
Uii- ilfvi-liinnii'iit of liiiMBiHi, tiitiiui
mid "iiiiiiiiiiiilcall.iii, tho iniH'Imnl-
iiil .l.V.-l.i,lii.li.K, t.,lliloii:y to
lat-Ki.-Hrjiic, IndUHtiial argunlxu
tlni.H, mi, a iniirv i,.,ual .I.Kii-lhii.
lion of wealth,'' Mr. Jtay uuliucd
out.
M.uullly. rollulon. iiolitlral
HflflH'i'. .-in;. .nlca and t,HV,:holnL.'V
li.- would liu liido und.-r tho head I
in it.i.-lal it-i,Kri-HH, whlrh, doripllo
I ho valuuhln aid of Hclenco, Jiavo
ni.li'.l to iii-op al,i-.ai.t tho dovolop-in.-nlK
In tnanuriiclurliiK. tranapor
tall. ,n mid communication.
"Tho Industrial ti-nd.-ncy today
Ih ciui'i-ntrallon and ccntralizRIIon j
of proilurlH, iih compared with an I
almoin opiioHlto. tittltu.lo a quurtcr j
of a comuiy iik"," Oio attvrnt-y
Mlill. 4
"III thin material development,
wo have um-d expert knowl'-dKC
an.l reHeari-h; In Hhort, wo liavo
called Hclencn to our tlltl." Haiti tho
Hpeaker In arcountitiK for u slmro
of tho iiroKrctuf. . ,
SiM-lnl Slnii-iiiro Out nf 1 la I n nm
An a rcmill of Ihu Inalilllty of
tho noelal lo keep paco with tho
matoriiil proi;reHK, tho tioclat ntrtic.
turo In out of halanco today, Con
H.'nuently Iher'o In notleeahlo a ten
dency on tho part of man to uuoh
tton tho future of tho rneo. .Ih It
to reach a pinnacle and crumhlo
like tho tiullnnfl of Old?
Hut America today hna hnpo,
the Hiieaker Kiiid. decliiiinir Ilie fu
ture to bo dependent upon the lii
I tolllKoncc man oIioohoh to exercise'
and tho wiping nut of paHtdon,
Iirejtldlco and old foam,
"l-iacti Individual ithntiltl nook to
eultlvalo a now nttllii.le of mind
which urKea ub to trunt lntelll
Kcneo tind to neck a new undcr
atundlnK." ho einphaHlKed an a
ineauH to tho end of prosorvlng
the nation.
tlio Ijiiiin county nmorvo , corpn
Hi.-clor and Major BmIiIi Iiiih ciillod
a lucelliiK 'ftir joc.vpihor H, next
Munduy, at tho.cliuiubor of tuni-
IIICI'CO.
other trliw irn planned by (ho
ex.iiuillve, amonif them bolnif trip"
to Mamlifleld, llelid und Houtliorn
(irokon dtloM,
CHURCH KEEPS PASTOR
IlKV. MC. clAuK H (JOMJI'l'IONS
Altl'3 ACCKITKU
Jtiillflmtlon of tho rommlttoo re
port inn rficmnnn'inliitloii for up
provnl of thn rondltlonM under
whlrh Hitv. Krc.dijrlrk J. Chirk will
remain iih piiwtor of tho Klrnt
(.'oimreKiitloiml church liro, wiih
nt-compllnhtMl At a . itiotnbeiiihlp
inoftluR hold ltlHt nlrfht.
Hv. Mr. Chirk hiiH nccoptod tho
call for nn IndoNulto porlod and will
Hpond, Honib . of IiIh lima In hoc in 1
iivfuitfcllcal work In coinrnuniticH
outnldo of tho city of Kukuiio.
EUGENE IN LEAD AGAIN
in;ii,I)iNO i'i:tMiTS aiiovio
MANY iOTIIKIt CITIKH
AKain Eugnno led nil citlos- In
the nlute except I'ortlaud In build
ing ueriullH during November and
wan ahead of all cliicH tn WuhIi
IiikIoii oxcutit tho Uireo largo oneH.
according to thu report of H. W.
HiiatiH ami company In their
monthly building nurvcy.
Tho jiermltH In Euicnno lant
mouth umounted to 1187,000 an
compared with 1UK,7U0 In Octo
ber and f H ft, I B0 In Novcmhor, 11)24.
Tlio permltH luut month 111 ollu
Oregon olilim woro iih follown: An
lorlii, Z!I,720; Klamiith KiiIIh,
$1011,490; 1m rirun.lo, $12,840;
Medfwd, $07,780; I'ortlund, $3,
Ul.llir,; Halmn, $70,5011,
1
MAN AND WOMAN JAILED
coti'mc cmak(ji;i wiitii com
Airrn.No indk'knt act
Floyd Warner, 30, nnd Bertha
Hnlloy, 32 wero arreHled yeHlerday
li Menu, on by Hherlff Taylor und J.
A. WntHon, deputy Hherlff, neveral
inlleH northeast of llarrlnburg In
I. Inn county on a warrant iucd
here charging thorn with commit
ting an Indecent net. They uro
hoih in tho county Jail.
Tho nrrt-Ht was tho result of a
"wild party" held at a lionuo near
l.ciiliurR on tho McKcnzio rlvor
about a week ago.
Thn couplo will be arraigned In
Ibo Justice court later.
ROAD MAN VKIT PITYr''""'"8 ' evangelical ..tudonts at
nUHU IYIHII ViailO Oil I wh,(.h ,hor wuro representatives
COUNTY . , COMMISSIONS
MOIUIOW IS 11101(10
li. V. tJuvldHon, Morrow county
eommlSHloner, was hero yesterduy
looking after malters connected
with a road contract In which he
was intcroHtod. Tho contract .In
iiuesllon is Unit on tho IiOruno
hljfhway between (Ireendoor and
Loriinu, Mr. Davidson's partner,
Oliver, gavo up the work und their
bondsmen put another man in
charge but progress was so slow
Hint tho county finally took It over
and Is now finishing the work.
Mr. Davidson sold ho left the
work to his partner and that ho
hu.l no acllvo part In the manage
ment of tho affairs of tho firm.
DR. SANDERSON RETURNS
IIIDS I-Olt 8KATTLK lllllf.DIN'G
AltK KBIKCTED
from 32 schools and colleges.
Hlilu for the . construction of a
ft. nil, IItii In Ueattle. Which will, ho
forortod near tho main gato of the
'University of Washington campus,
..ml which will bo a branch pt tho
kBugi.no lilblo university, havo been
rejected, Dr. Hanuerson saia. ins
official of tho Hlblo university uro
reconnldorlng their plans.
I'onin let ion nt tno tWO now
Jiulldings for tho girls' Junior col-
lego hero Is near . and unoma oe
ready for occupancy before tho
first of the year, ho said, ,
SCHOOL NEEDS BANDMEN
kuof.nk infiii scnooT STC-
IKNT8 HKAR AI'PEAIj j
Moro band members are needed
nt the Eugeno high school to fin
'up the ranks-of, the Instrumental
organization, It was reported last
night. ;
Whether the band and tho or
chestra. In the one institution axe
too many music organizations, of-,1
fleialB of the hlgn scnooi ma iun
wonturo to say. The band, accord
ing to 1'. K. unnstenson, proici
CHORUS SINGS AT CHURCH
MAItKKD iSl PIIOVEJIENT
KIIOWN BY PIONEKK 1IOY8
Dr. VI. C. Kunderson. nrosidoht
lf tho Kugcne Bible unlvorsity. has
returned to his home hore after
'inreo weeks spent In tho cast.
ur. Hanuerson visited tho MIn
neapolis Hlblc colleife. nnd mnrln A
survey of conditions thero. Ho also ,pal, lacks members and an appeal
. Forty Pioneer boys, membora of
the chorus, ontertalned members
oi (he Hnnta Clara Christian
uihurch liist night, . In tho second
inubllc appoarunuo. of tho pi'guitl
zittion. . -
Tho boys woro conveyed to San
ta Clara and roturnod to their
homes In the city by Carl Wosh
burno, W. C. Yoran, Tt. A. Booth,
B. U.. Loo and W, V. Walter.
At the church, under tho dlroc
tlon of Mr. and Mrs. Horry Dorks,
tho boys sang tho following songs:
"HOW DO YOU DO?," . 'BmilOB,
"Hinoo Jestis Came Into My Heurt,"
"Church of tho Wild Wood," and
a Negro spiritual, "It's Mo."
The cliurch was pacKec, nccora
Ing to reports brought to Eugono
later In the evening. The rosponso
to tho -singing was a thunder ot
applaur.0. Mr. Walter, boys' sec
retary at the Y. M. C. A. said the
singers showed a marked Improve
ment. ;
ANNOUNCEMENTS
THE FUNERAL FOR MRS. C. C.
Myers will be at -2 o'clock Sat-
httended a student conference at has been made to the student body . urday afternoon, at tho voaicu
tlrand Rapids, Mich., -called by tho to fill up the ranks. i chapel.
lWyr "0 .VUfi.'tai I A few Suggestions I
Choosing Gifts
for Men
Where Men
KIMMKI.I. At their lininc In
llfirrlshurg. Thursday. Drcem
ber 10. to .Mr. and Mrs. C.
C. Klmincll. n son.
INSIIRK WITH HENRY TTtOMP.
10-36-tf
fflwF' SPECIALS' '
r
"SPECIALS
Friday and Saturday
Kayscr Silk Underwear
SILK STKP-INS ANM) BLOOMERS f
SILK VESTS all colors U9
Extra Special Silk Umbrellas
V.M.Ul'S TO $8.S0, NOW $6.95
VALUES TO $11.75, NOW 58.50
VALUES TO $15.00, NOW '9l9S
. Fcatiirinp; nil ihn newest styles in 12 ami 16 rib.
Ml stuliliy haudlsc. -
. Discontinuing Sale of Gloves
Wonderful values, many at half l'l-e n,ul kss"
VALUES TO $6.50, NOW $2-95
VALUES TO $f 50, NOW J2-23
J.'O. HOLT WILL SPEAK
IX'iF.NF. MAN ON PROGRAM
AT Mi:l)l--ORI MIOICTING
AiTR.nrly.i-Waf r.reatlv Reduced
CorjcecvJppard fir Women,
WILLAMETTE AT NINTH, ST.
J. O. Holt, general manngor of
Iho Kugene Krult Orowors" asso
ciation, will speak on -"The canned
pear Industry of Iho Northwest"
at a convention of , tho Oregon
Stale Horticultural society to ho
held In Mcdford December 16, 17
and 1 S.
'I'll s convention will be largely
devoted In difu-uitslon of pears, said
Mr. Holt. SponUors from Orogon,
Washington nnd California will
talk at these mcotlngn. Among
the prominent speakors will be '
Krnnk T. Swell, manager of tho
California I'cnr Orowors' associa
tion, of Snn Frnnclnco, nnd J. R.
Magnus, a plant pathologist from
Washington, formerly of O. A. C.
An exhibition nf ntitn was a fea
ture of Iho mooting of Iho West
ern Nut Orowors' association held
In McMlnnvlllo December 0 nnd
10. Nuts ot nil vnrlollen, from
ninny different localities wore
shown. SuhsUintlnl prinos woro
ofrered to oncourngo new nnd
lirnctlcnl varieties of seedlings In
walnuts, filberts and chestnuts,
lien Don-Is of lCugono wan on tho
program lo spook on "Drying ot
rilherts." Other papors also will
bo glvon,
LEGION ELECTION HELD
:Anri Most-is , ciioino rod
POST COMMANDER
1.-....1 M.,ina u-,in elected rnm-
mnniler of Iho lOugonc post of tho
Anierlcnn Legion, nt a mooting
liclrt in thn chamber of commerco
rooms, W. i:. i;ngo, leii.i.oi
commander, was elected In nn of
fice on the executive committee.
other officers clecled were;
Wilson Coffev. vlce-commnndcr;
Winifred Slays, ntuiiuim, mi
ii...,-.,i- linnlnlii: Clnrenco Iim-
bnrd, finance officer.
Members or 1110 cxeciuivo -oio-
n 11. Cleaver. How-
'" . .. t' rt Ttn.ro llnmclict
nru nun.
Tnylur nnd Harold .T. ells .
Troop no. z. i'iiiKi-i.o ""j """
woro presented with nn American
nag nv io- . .... ... r..-. --
token of the membership hav
ing been rillo.i witn nu ""
The senilis gave a demonstration
of first nld nnd other fie d work.
Following to" """"
scouts nnd legionnaires woro hnn-
hv i lie women nt tho Amer
ican Legion auxiliary. ,
OFFICER PLANS TRIPS
MUOU HWR VISITS COUVAT,.
MS HKRKUVK I'NITS
Following meetings nt nosslOT!
nnd Hnlem. Mnjnr John P. Bttbb,
f leer In charge of reserve, corps
nctlvlllea In this district, held nn-
KMIIIIII "t V,1Vn L t?.Tn'
d,,y returning to the city Into in
,hPr" Mm!!.""" arrangements have
heen co nVloted . for coordination
of nil branches of Hie orvlco In
A Few Suggestions
for His Christmas
A ROBE
Just What ke Wants!
The perfect Christmas gift for a
man.' Good' looking;, warm, cozy.
The assortment contains the kind
you've always dreamed about in
rich silk designs, imported flannels,
and Blanket Robes.
$7.50 to $25.00
, Fancy Scotch
- REEFERS
Full and fleecy, colorful and com
fortable. You've' never seen, better values
and a. wider assortment of patterns;
For the man that's hard to please.
$2.00 to $4.00
lew
Jfor His Christmas
STETSON HATS
Make him liappy Christmas morn
ing with .a. Stetson fysit, .
Select 'it frpiri.tTTe latest, and most
complete hat stock. in town.
1 you what they want
pieasea
HAYS GLOVES
A most complete line of Gift Gloves.
Buck, , mochas, capes, tircss gloves,
also fur and wool . lined driving
gloves., ', , ' , ,'; ". ,
$2.50 to $5.00,
Buy Gifts
Men are funny about
Christmas; they'itever
tel
andyettney re
as can be when you get
them something they
really need.
A store like this, where a
man comes for his own
purchase, is the place for
you to come and buy the
things he wants.
You'll find the right gift for every
man on your list at this
Christmas Store.
$MJU to WW
HOUSE SLIPPERS
Selecting his Slippers here: will be
easy and most pleasing., v:;.-t- r-;
Our showing is the . most complete ,
in years of both- felt a'nd kid Slip
pers., . - ,
$2.50 to $3.50
Wade
B
ros.
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX
CLOTHES
No Man Can Have . '
Too Many
HANDKERCHIEFS
Squares with, distinctive, borders
Fancy linen, with .and without ini
ajs. A very complete assortment.
25c to 75c
HOSIERY
Interwoven hose.- in silk, silk-and'
wool. Eitber, plain or fancy pat
terns make, especially i acceptable .
Liuistmas guts. -. -
50c to $L50i