Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, December 11, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextFOUR MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., FRIDAY. DECEMBER 11, 1 Publishes- hr 1'Ulll.lHHlNO COITPANT rRANK JKNK1NB . . Freelaent BRN'KHT R. OIUTRAP Tloe-Preeldeat Bateres at the roetofflc t Rhifese,Or, e, .a AHADd'CltN Matter Published every morning eicer Wonder. Of tic. I llatlilar llloak, IM Willamette. Business ntaltnr Sdilreee all conimanleatluns and Biaka all ; - remittances payable to Tha Res later Fubiianinv comnanr. Id ordering ehanre of addraaa, aubarrtb' ara should always give old aa wall aa 1 saw address. Eastern Busters Office Ckarlaa B. Millar. Ill Flflk iiavm Now Torn City; yr, H. stoeseieU, FeepM'a oaa Building, uaioaga. Morntn Resistor Dallvarad by Carrlar. par ereek.... .11 Delivered by carrlar. bar month.,.. Dallvarad by Carrlar. els menlhe tla' adyanca) t.ll Delivered by Carrlar. Oba raar (la ad'aaea) ,. ;..a.M Dallvarad by Mall la Lane County: ana rear ...i ... 4.aa Outatda Lana County (In advaaoe).. a.M Sunday RcarMer Oaa raar by Mali (la advaaca). ..Ill VXJlAi ASSOCIATED PRBSS -LEASED WIRE SERVICE Tha Aaaoclatad Praaa la anlnatvaly an trued to tha uae for publication of all sews dlapatchaa cradltad to It or not otherwtee oradllad In thla paper, and also tha local nawa pebltahed haratm. All runts 01 pubuaauon ax lapatcheo haraln ara alao raoorved. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, IMS ,. HANDICAPPING OREGOV In hi annual report to congreM Secretary Work, of the department of the interior, recommends that no more government timber be sold lor a period of 10 ypara. - He offers In Justification of this drastic con servation policy the assertion; that the country will soon be facing a , timber famine. . Hence, he argue the government should withhold Its supplies in anticipation of , . that : time. He says: . " . ' ' I bellave congraaa ahoold anthorlte dlacontlnnlng tha' aele of govarnmenl owned ataading-t.mbcr for a 10-year period. In Oregon thla plan would defer temporarily the amount going to tha railroad and aragen road companlaa andj Used budget during 13. To this the Register la Inclined to add that the city muit operate within Us budget or vote special levies to cover the difference. This busi ness of exceeding the budget and Issuing warrants for the excess must' stop. It It continues, the re sults will be disastrous. The city of Kiigvne Is growing rapidly, which means that large ex penditures for permanent Improve merits will be necessary. Theso Improvements are requiring, and will continue to require, bond Is- sues,- for better water, more schools, more streets and more of How Common Nub Men ce Health These Unnecessary Projections - Often Tear the Hkln, Causing an Infection That Jeopard ises a Parson's Life. sewers can not be financed out current levies. If. In addition t these things, we are going to con tinue to go In debt for current running expenses we shall soon be In a bad way. Most of the city's financial troubles trace back to rapid growth, coupled with the six per cent tax limiting amendment. This limit tlon doe not permit a sufficient normal Increase of Income to care for Increased needs. Hence the temptation 4o exceed the budget Constant demands are being made, and these demands must be met In some wsy. But the six per cent limitation not fixed and Immovable. It can be exceeded In any year by popu lar vote that Is. special levies can be voted by the people at any time If they so choose. It Is far better to vote a special levy each year than to go on issuing excess war rants and later adding these war rants to the fixed and permanent debt by refunding bond issues. The individual who Increased th mortgage on his house each year In order to pay his grocery bills would soon get Into the bankruptcy courts. and exactly the same thing is true of cities. We don't want a bank rupt city here. , .', ' ' President Coolidge. submitting the latest budget figures, tells con gress that the cost of running the federal, government, has been the connUea from timber not yet aold. I brought down about to vnolr Kc. .roe from later handling of the timber j t0m- If mucn Could be said for And reaoarcee would, however, more than ; the states, counties and Cities, the nuiKDHn ,wuun ...... dlaposltlon. . Stopping sales of government timber in Oregon would do much more than" withhold' "fomporarOj-' from the counties and others .inter ested In their share of the money accruing- from' such sales. Uy Lane county, at Jeast, It would, deal a body blow to the . sawmllllng in dustry. '.. , . j :" Secretary Work doea not make clear whether be asks 'laws re straining sales of forest reserve stumpage along with the rest, but since the forest reserves' are ad ministered by the department of agriculture It is to be -presumed that he does not In that event his recommendations oulir refer, so far as Oregon is concerned, chiefly ' to the uniold-.Oregpn and Califor nia and other grant lands whlcn have been taken over by the gov eminent. As. everyone knows, these' lands " are so distributed throughout western Oregon that re fusal to sell them would seriously handicap lumbering operations. , Thla Is true for two reasons. One Is that these lands are checker boarded with other lands In such a way that refusal to sell them would very seriously hamper blocking out areas for economical lumbering operations. The other Is that . very large number of the smaller ! mills. In Lane county, at least de , pend upon purchase of this timber - for their raw material supply. Re I fusal to sell would leave them high and dry. - : The government's successful suits to recover these lands were based upon the fact that the grantees had failed to dispose of them to private owners as provided in the original grants. ' If the government should Bow decide to withhold them from the market .pending greater scare. ity and resulting higher prices, it would be doing the very thing of which It complained In the case of the grantees. The only difference, so far as the communities are con cerned, would be that' under the old regime the' owners.pald local taxes on them while In tha present status of their ownership the gov ernment does not ' . , For alt practical purposes the government's successful suit to re cover these lands was a calamity to western Oregon, for It removed a viist body of property from the tan rolls 'and decreased seriously the Income of counties already hand! capped by large areas of non-taxable government land. If now they are to be withdrawn from the mar ket, thus seriously Interfering with development of the lumber Indus- try, the calamitous effects will be doubled In their Intensity, taxpayer could throw up his hat and give three rousing cheers. : Congratulations are ln order for Harrisburg. When the bridge was opened for traffic yesterday morn' Ing southern Linn county's leading city realized the ambition of gen eratlons. i - A Portland man committed sui cide because his wife beat him In a game of checkers. When the Fool Killer hears that he . will realise that he doesn't have to do ali the work. ".' '; . ' " I. - - ' . A Chicago girl thwarted a band of kidnapers by sounding her auto, mobile siren vigorously. Thus proving the maxim that It pays to blow your own horn. ' The mileage of oHed roads In Oregon Is to be Increased. And at the same time, let us hope, the number of "oiled" drivers will shrink. . 4- . "Life Termer Paroled," says a headline. Thus explaining why life imprisonment Isn't life Imprisonment Early Day, ' Eugene (Front the Morning Register, " . December 11, 1806) The city has bought a team from Charles F. Croner to be. used on the new chemical fire engine. W. B. Scott who sold his busl ness at Josoer and went f -etua- ett, Wash., to locate, did not stay long. He found value inn,i.j and conditions not so favorable as i unuv cuuniy. Aiarriage licensea have h,n i. suea as follows: Charlea T. n,i.. nu .ena waiKer; Robert Madere uu ry X4. parson. Chief of Police FjirrlnWA ..,. aay served notices on 16 property --eta iv cranrei wun ine sewers. The government fin aiA...i William W. Renshaw's lot at Sixth and Willamette as a site for the new postoffice. Mr. Renshaw's price was 112.000. Adjacent prop erty owners made un 15000 mm il me government accepted his lot and he shaved the price iuuu, making the 16000 he la to receive irom the government lly ROY A I. S. (Vll'Kt.A.Nn. V.IV (tutted .Stat.. s..iil..r from svw Yrk) roriner t'omiuuuttttnar or Health Nvw Yurk City It Ik Hurin MiiK lii"r rnreleas ttmn la of his lit(y ami II ownim. In the Industries It Is OlirU-ult to set njaaaa the workmen to a, uae the protec Y tlve devices which Im vii been Invented to lessen the huxnrdM. The eatnlillah tnent of the various govern mental bodies for the promo tion of sufety In Imluatry and for the co m neiiHiitlon o f workmen buve t Mm taught ua a I about a c c I deilta. We klinu now mey happen and what dam- uk they produce.. - What do you aunuoae Is . the caufle of a tremenduus number of accidents, aonie of thant very aeriouar The common nail. During 19! 4 in the state of New York there were 1.338 accidents duo to nails which were compen sated' for by the Inaursnce com panies., I have no tloubt there were twice as many more of which there is no official record. How-did the accidents happen? By stepping on an exnoed nail In the floor, from a nail on the in side of .a hoard, the nail filled cover qr a packing caae fell on the arm anil hand these are a few of the . recorded accidents. ln my own medical experience, a flyinit nail-has damaiced the eye. 1 sup pose -I have seen three hundred or more such wounds. i The ultimate result of a-nail accident ! depends o nwhether or not the wound becomes Infected, ir it does lire itself may be lost. If the wound is In the eye and it becomes infected, certainly the sight will be lost. It should be the rule In every household, on every form. In every barn and factory, in the public ways of every community. to net rid of projecting nails. You will see nails sticking up from sidewalks, ln entry ways, on the stairs, In the kitchen table drawer in the corner of a choir, even In a broken door. Every such nail is a menace to the safety and even to the lives of your family and the PUDUC . - - you should never permit your self to pass by without pounding 10. bending down, or pulling out every- such nail. If everybody would make this a rule-for one week there wouldn't be left a pro jecting nail in the world. vt hat do you do when you punc ture the akin with a nail? You should make the wound bleed, washout - the debris with - clean water and apply 2 per cent iodine. Then the wound should be pro tected with gauze, kept in place by adhesive or a bandage.' . . II the accident is to the face, or the' eye, do not fall to. see a doctor at xmce. All face cuts, especlslly 1th Infectedt'artlcles. are danger ous. Every eye accident, no mat ter , how trivial it may seem, is serious. Don't neglect to get medical ad vice. It may save -you a lifetime of regret. ... -. quire nn operation? The flying . . i i, ii. 1 1 ai'uis ar Kniwilif u-.mo.ltmo Yt imt would you suggest T Answer. Your trouble may due to puor circulation or Indigo lion, but it would be wise, (o lmvi your eyes carefully examined and In tills wuy whatever treatment you need can bo dv.flnlte.ly advlsad i ' W. H. Q. What causes excesslv perspiration? Annwor. This condition Is usu ally duo to nerve atlinulntlon. It would be mlviHniiie t huve treat incut for l" ilorvouHiies. ' l e a- a . tra. II. 1. Q. What U the chuko or hivesr -l .' 1 ' v - -Answer. Kood-polMUiIng, nonntl paiion. nervoilaneas or a poor kill nev condition tuny lie rexrmnalhl for hlvea. Careful attention to the diet ami resulur intestinal' cumin at Ion aliould benefit (his Condi tlon. For rurther particulars send a ret f -addressed, stamped envelope anu repeat your question, - i e . a a 8. 1 Q. Ir erysipelas conliurl Otis r . - - - - -- -.'.. . . Answer. No. but It Is ldfnelloo in.tt ih. conies from n-.seruKl miH-ti ,muiu atieer von ir it entar. vu n uivitni uim.in TiiQ.snin y 11. II. O 1 visallna harmful ii uaeti on tne tnt-e7. It has a tendency to make hair grow. , i, ,v Joanna. Q. I mil a irlrl. of 1(1, 5 ret & inches tall, what should I weigh r ... S. How many hours of sleen should I have everv nlsht v and should the windows be open at lop or uoiioui r - ... -, . Answer. You , should waWh about 1SS pounds.- r. About nine hoitra nf alan The window should pe open top un., wtiuifi. to auow .a iree.-Circu lation of air. . - ., a a " a ' K. B. O rf am trauhte.1 wnh ony nair. wnat treatment, would you advlae? , , Answer. , Shnmnoo your hair every other day until an lmnrnve- nteni is apparent. . For rurther particulars send a auir-a.Mr.....i atamoed envelope and restate your question. . - Copyrlahl. t!l' nv , Newipaper feature Dervlea. Inov N ' " ' ' ' Briefs of Oregon Life Answers to Health Querlra ' " T Motorists ' nrresteA ,1i-r-Onti hereafler for speedtna- musu sub mit to a (eat of their automobile brakes, as well aa face th Judas In explanation of their haate. ltrak. leatinic stations are being "eatsb. l'shed st three oonvinlnnt 'i,nini In the city and all motorists are being urged to make uae of ihem In order to know that their brakes urn m proper 'Conotiion. - . a.- "l"-'- Offlclals of the Rnlem TV'nvlg. lion 'omusny,' which' operutes a iieci or ooaiK oetween Sulem anil Poftlnnd, have , announced J-thni $26,000 anoronrluted hvimtwa tor clearing the-- channel of 'the lllamette river would not be suf ficient. It was argued thatitwlce hat amount of money "would be ii' amount or mnnt.u aniil. us kiiu conatruct wing- dams.' Another exDerlmenr in finamiinii ui nun elevators nas been author izea oy the state fish eommiaaixfi and this' time an elevator designed, k ' vneeier off ortlSnd will- "v at ine Winchester urn on ine umpqua river, accord ine to announcement Wednesday , " jnan, master nan war den. , . . The Office Cat Cwrrliht mi by Mr A1U Mom , , HnUTol rhonm illrli HHiri f. lioitbK.1 lisir " 'i -I,.) ! . . UiOUim , . . l'fo(Kawr ;' IlKHt. Wlitily wutf want lo know "Wh pn)ii'iun iir nllowctl to nioit irn((lu lo II boit-m llt kitl.T" "Why cit,r tlun'l lou actlnt whin 'Whit lUnry PurA It ii.lt In up Why ihy kulia t brills acroM ih Knuiuti Chanuwl ami lt 'tn walk What'i hatpntl ( Ihla jrar coal atrlkr' . A .atltch (ia ,Vnta a.va wuntlviin tt- now' ixtrfnrtn to tka off nn ntaliiw. until ih artraa Ma ha ra ltft'ti Mt itr ii)(trniit lun. rtrnt trait iattufr (In ctiwil1 far ! vy mlbJ .tivkiiiK yuur foul u(C ii.iua: Sffftml rata paMn,tir-'Trtair.iy, Vtjii'll tah ynur piv out at nty muuih.' A Htlivn mvh hd Haa lo know who tha nptnlan at aprnt eourt Jullf mount lo In iba aonctliy ot hi own Hte. wohmt HAi.r .or IT H M'Win "ti yuar wif raihtr lain DritiniaiT : W 1 1..- .wtt. If T"Vtly 'umptr and not u tnwh mntar. , I'm wlM about yxiu. h mh ay ha, Aa with hr oy h vamH m. Ilut I lir iurntl ttr luva whn UarD4l " ,ytt w .wtlit trcforo.aha, lamnvil ma, Ji.tniiBt b iai-rlbi to hatnit-ntrti yur own crt'tr. an4 thvn hava Mm tall yu h truth. v I. ova ' your n(trhbora phono raih you would your own. Vat aa ynv'co, anJ vryona will ak yaw to at ay. . All that wrlnkl ra not roll). Homo on playatt a man Joka on u ba oihtr day whn Uiv nialitHt ui boajt rart bMflna; th wont a, "Kneiutw-.t find i. at lor our aubrntmti A. V. C. Q. I have had stomach trouble'for years and find that drinking about a pint of hot water before breakfast Is better than medicine in its results. Is this harmful? e' Answer A glassful of hot water before breakfast Is very beneficial. is unnecessary to take more than that. Careful diet and regu lar Intestinal elimination should help your, stomach condition. For further . particulars send a self addressed stamped envelope and repeat, your question. 'Ai.D. Q. How much should girl 2 &v years old, S feet 6 inches tan. weign? Answer. She should welrh aDqut us pounds. T.'T. Q. What causes hend achen-?' - Answer. The common causes of headache are: Eye strain. Infected teeth, tonsils and sinuses, conattpa- on. Indlsrestlon. auto-lntoxlcatlon. high blood pressure, kidney condi tions or.catarrn. a. thormia-h at. amlhatlon. and a complete eye test llL- usually locate the source of tne trouble. W. J. C. - O. For vearo T hav neen- irounied with dark specks In iront or my eyes, uoes this re- I MOTHERS! 1 .- ..- AMD TBBIB CHtLOBIN t Daily Lesson In English By W. Ii. Gordon . ' IjETS PAT A8 WE GO . Mayor Lee asserts in a published statement that It outstanding war rants are funded . and charter amendments adopted that will hasten the payment or funding of street and other assessments the . city can operate within Its adver- Words Often Misused: Don't say 'I want to go some place." Say "somewhere." , Often Mispronounced: ' Series. Pronounce ser-ez, both e's as In "he," and not "rlz." as ln "risen." Often MisNpnllcd: Chamois. Hynonyms: Enthusiasm, ardor, eagerness, earnestness, heartiness, zeal, fervency, intensity. Word Study: "Use a word three times and it is yours." Let us In crease our vocabulary by master ing one word each day. Today's word: EvnHlve; tending to evade; elusive. "I do not want an eva sive reply." Injured Moose Is Killed MARHHFIELD, Ore., Dec. 0. The cow moose knocked from the railroad trestle at Lake Takcnltch, Monday night was found to be so seriously hurt that It was neces sary to kill her. Dr. W. V. Olals yer, veterinarian, who has been looking after another Injured one of the five Oregon moone, decided the cow could not be saved. - ' The LUtlo Mocluinic One Mother Hays: Very early in life Billy had an absorbing love for Dad's sere driver, and soon thero was no fur niture, door Knot), towel racK hinge, machinery, or instrument In tho house without loosened screws. Wo tried to direct this energy Into con structive work, so. he was given a Rmail screw driver for his very own. When I find a loose screw I call: "Come Hilly be quick. Bring your screw driver." - He is very oager and proud to do this repair work by tightening the looao screw. He has been given some iron toys thnt are fastened with screws which he loosens and lightens to his heart's content. What might huve been punished as a destructive habit is being turned into. useful and prac tical mechanics. (Cupright, 1!, Aeiocleled Editors, Inc.) General Horry Tsylor, ehltf -of nrmv. ..n n t . . ' : - - -" ,ui .item una nar- oors, has advised Senator MoNary that he will direct a separate re port to be filed on Ilia iiirwi. .v.. , , - . ' ... v.uiumiiu river between Tongue Point and the sea. Orig inally It has been inlendail In .... bine with the forthcoming report, .. mow aurv.y iur, an improved channel from Portland lo the sea. e' a ' Miss Thelma Martin, 'of HalernY vruuauiy nas ine uistinctloh of be JnK the first woman .to score as tan officer of a barber's un(on ln this state. At a meeting of the 8alem barbers' local. Miss Jiartinv - was elected vice-president. - Miss Mar tin is employed In m. - - ! . I.. . - ' " " . .. . ', ; The 29th annual convention of the Oregon Wool Growers asso ciation will be held in Pendleton for three days, January. 21-83, ac cording to a statement! byi Mac Hoke, secretary. , -. ".. CONFIDENCE HEI.D REerrORBD IN CITY (Continued from page pne) In a araveyarit' In Wurre.ler. Kaa lantl le a elaa aver the srave of a oV partej aoctloneer bearlns the atnsle woril'. "aooa.. Bouquet of Anecdotes ' - S . Tim Other jid -Dealeei-Yss -1 want a boy lo run errands, but I hope you won't object to early hours. l)oy: Oh. ho. I don't care how early yon cloaa,. .v ...';''"... It Pcnrtfjed Vm A clever-arotr-put this sign In his window to sell salt: - "Lots of laot'a Wife For Sale." -li Te . e,' ..... j ' ' Almost Meat. 4lnor: Walter, there's a button In my soup: - - ; J- Walter "(ex-prlnter): Tyno- gTaphlcal error, sir;. -It should bs. mutton.-: 'Ti This will mean a saving to the city of about $200 a month." It was furthers explained that evon the cost of the special eleo. tlon would be partly borne by the vi in. uonas provided the purchasers offered ' the usual premiums.' ftlaiAmnnV EUOENB, Ore., Dec. ' to. fTo' the Editor.) The undersigned vlshes to state that he has not represented to anyone that the 'resolution" or "article" in ques tion would not be published, as "alleged" or "said" In an article In the Morning Register of Decern uer L" A. J. HAMMER . ' Drinker Found Dead " ' . ' BAKER. Ore., Dec. 10. Robert w. Cameron. Insurance man of Portland, died In his room at a lo cal hotel todav. Officer. Ini.tr chargo of two bottles partly filled with liquor found In the room and announced they ' 'would send the liquor to the' state chemist for analysis. Dr. A .11.' Hixson. who examined the body expressed the opinion that death was caused by poisonous liquor. The police today were tyring to find tha mnn fr.im whom the liquor . had been oh. taincd. . ; " ; Million Given T. W. C. A. ;')". (By The Aiemlateil, :Vr.a 1 11,000,000 by Cyrus H. McCor mlck and his sons. Cyrils, St., and OorrlOn. to tho Yolinc Wnmnn'a uiiriaiian osspciation, in memory of Mr. MpPnrmlnb u,1r"B.n. nounced today. The mon'ev Will f iiBti io conairuci. a resiaence hail tor women ana girw. ti. . ,.,! Saernmento Ttsncbnr Killed """ (By The Amiaelat.it Irm) ''il SACRAMENTO. Col.. Dee in William Smith, a rnnehnr of Frank lin, is mnes south or here on the Hncrnmcnto river, wn "shot nnt killed this morning by his brother, Henry, authorities allege, whlls 'tt miru nrotner. Kd, a state traffic of ucer, lookea on. - .. The Home Econnmlr. eluh ' nf Irving Orange' will hold n hnaaur ond rooked food sale at putillo msr- nei eaiuraay, uccemuer U. J.ll-! SometlUnc Must Worry Dootor: 'You have nervous dys pepsia." same -as Brown. had. Ills was cauiHMt .by worrying over his grocery bill.- X directed him to stop worrying, i . - HtranRer: "Irs and "now he's cured, I've got It. ., I'm his grocer. .j a. a , v t. . ... .,T . . - .. Ourions She: - You drive awfully fast. hdon't you? : - . . He: Yes.- I touched 70 yester day. ..... Hhe: Did you kill any of them? e a ,:.. , An -Ero-Doctor Joe: i My brother Is a kitchen oculist.. -r . "' ., Moe: What does he doT Joei Takes-the eyes out of po tatoes, t , - . .'.' . -" ' a e . -' - Served Them Right . ' Bride (at the -telephone): Oh. John do come- home. I've mixed theplug In some way. The radio jn all covered -with frost and tho eieciria ice-oos- !' singing way Out West In' Kansas." : .; ..... a . e . . Breaking It to tho Minister ' ' The rector of a country church was In his study hard at work on nis ssrmon for ine coming nunday. when a visitor was Announced. 'She was a big 'muscular person. and" when " the minister, hnd brought . forward a choir she .flopped Into It and opened up bluntly: "You're Minister Smith, nln't you?" -.- . . . "I !;'. - -: , "You remember marrying a couple of strnngors at your church a couple or months ago?" ' .V'tWhnt were the names?" : "Walter Perkins and Elizabeth Jerkins,'.' said tho woman, "And I'm Elisabeth." ' "Are you Indeod? I thought I remembered your, face when you came In, but" . 1 "Yes," continued the visitor, "I'm her all right, and I thought I ought to drop In and let you know Walter has escaped".' Flm Ijnemi IT8,M.1S . RALKM,. Ore., -Dee. .10. Exclu sive of the city of Portland, fire losses for; the state of Oregon amounted to tt78.9eS.22 during the month of iMovembor, a report is sued by the state Insurance com missioner today says. Of the 43 fires reported! three were said to be 'Of incendiary origin. i i " Athena Teem Wing PENDLETON, Ore., Doo. 10. Tha llflllx-Rod Devils lost to Athe na m. the opening game of the UmaUlla county basketball league played last night- nt Helix by the snore of as-17. Ixigan, former Willamette university star,' was tho shining light for the winners and scored 17 points himself, i . ' Storm warnings rl vim PORTLAND -Ore., Deo. 10. Storm warning were oontlnuod at north 'coast, stations today, with outherly. gain oxpeoted to con tinue from-the Columbia rlvor north during the next 80 hours, ' "ii! OomnrnnVso Bill Signed 1lwj jTlly The..AM(wlatil Praaa) . "OLYMj'IA.Wash,, eDo. 10. Decorated Breakfast Sets See Window Demonstration Made Ud to Suit Your Own Individual Tn.i,. ..j n Place an Order for a Set Nowand It Will B rRead,,'BuenUl aiiriaiiiiaa. i ' vurei Buy Gifts Now 'extYear A MiM hhn , r .i.u,,.,, .,,, uiiiica, runirs ami serving lulilos are i-arrlr.l In niml. i.. n I suite, unci will be decuruted In any combination it i'oIoih ilimlrnl, unfloUhaj I HTIiUMMIaV IS-LlnW Uali.Ml....lli. .1.... ...... '.. .. .. .V. . . ' . .iidi. una - II nliei'lul lleluiinalrallon ulll l , lhls,ture, ahoHlng the .lororiitlo,, of breakfast atH 11, vurlaii, , ., umm,,,, ,, Kyanlae Celol.l Knnmel will be used by the ilnrornior. im.f ymi him l. 1,1,. did Tesults anyone run now ucbleva with this wonderful new imuuiel. Doll Carriages and Doll : Sulkies An Unusual Showing Many of our customers have stated that we have the finest aaaorlinent ever seen In Kugene. H.-o them boron making selections. "lor (chum, ' t learn ol Ih, ,p.l DoU Sulkies Priced at t .' Doll Carriages Priced from $2.75 .14-50 to $8.75 Chairs and Rockers for the KidtSes The klil.llea enjoy having n rlinlr Jimt like ibe'Krawn tins. We hml a illaplay liotiO.ly, wl.lo fur the Christina. Hhuppar. , Red Rockers and Chairs, Priced Golden Oak Chair and Rockers, Priced WbUer Stylo Rockers, Priced .'. ...$US to $3M . $2.00 to Ui! $6.00 to Buy-Gift Piece's Nouy-Pay Next Year We Charge No Interest TjKETHERBEE -POWERS . . aaw mm jam vur wJ We Charge No Interest .Read Resistor Classified Ads. t:.fr. !t.J) novorjior. tiarticy today signed a oom pronilse-f bill,, on-1 reclamation actl Vitus,,,. The bill. Dossed both Lchainbers unanimously after a ,iiing cuninci sun mo governor wiuuvivvu a. previous measure ui the same suhjecti the veto liolnu sustained In the houae, .. . JJh2M:- n . - . t Invest Aj Dollar 1 For a Christmas pift this year, invest a dol- ; lar m yptir' boy's of girl's future. Open a Savings Ac count for them here at the Bank of Conii i mcrce. It will tcacl them thrift, make them realize the value of a dollar and shape the' course of their , later ', lives. '- I, The dollar invested will yield largo ... dividend. : BANK. COMMERCE EUGENE OREGON L.STatZ gas-oil-inn WYftiWl 'Afl F ML I Franklin BoulevanjJ FREE Christmas Turkey r.AS-OIL-Il Franklin Boulevard. Moroni Olsen Players PRESENT 44 A Drama By St. John Ervine Friday, December 11 at 8:15. Adventure Recreation , Inspira01 "THE SHIP is all of these and much rnor it is civilization, history, and that g mystery, love, in terms of tense moa drama. . ' , ' PRICES$1.50. $1 and 75 cent BOX OFFICE OPENS THURSDAY AT 10 0'& ff f ?T-Vf n"-,ir-..'' I ... '