Morning register., December 12, 1925, Image 3

MR. C: E. INC ALLS;
A Newspaper Man
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Lymn'i Service in the Unitarian Church
SUNDAY MORNING at 10:45
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MORNING -HECISTER. EUGENE, ORE.r SATURDAY. DEC.,. 12, 1925
GOOD PRINTJNG-
The kiinl you waul it
wIumi you want it.
Eugene Printing Co.
J047 WilUmette. - Telephone 148
a Lifetime
GIFT
' i' GIFT that will do double duty kern time and
J ornament the bookcase or mantle. IIk'c indeed,
F IC n fift f lint Will ItMlll lliuillrtiiin Irt tlw. lt....ji
lit who pives these clocks will earn a lifetime of griti
lik It is a special value 20 incite Umg9'i inches high,
Itubour tliajic, mahogany finish and strikes the hour and
lhill hour.
The regular price U $18.00 but ye
bought them special and sell them
seciAl-
,, $11,95
.Clock time 1 0:27 is a lucky time for
someone. Ask us about it.
Enameled Loose
Powder Compacts
i a special value nt
$1 00 each
Real Leather Coin
Purses
A purse with 3 pockets
all genuine leather dif
ferent colors. Special
value nt
50c each
Silver Plated Meat Platter
This is the well and tree style of meat platter, 7i
inches long.
Special Value $10.00
Men Never Have Too Many!
fen always give n man a pair Of sleeve links, because
5X lias need of another pair. He likes enough for
m shirts to save changing.
,ur full line, all prices
wLFrom $1 .(S6 jpair '.Up to $75.00 . .
f.nU P.'llrl Knlf
tji ot,er cnd of hig watch ciiai,u give, him a fine
" "lied kuifo ornamental and very useful
v, A Special at $1.50
W Vo choose Urn ak $1.50, $3.50, $5.00 and "P-
Liifckfey's Jewelry
Store
. W. W. Bristow, Prop.
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H"r..iiii.l..r.f ,y K-ulth KlKKln.
Mit-riimii W. Moody, Fritz and
lir.i.-n Lu.llow.
CutliiKi- llr.iv.i l.lrlnH' ol nil Skit,
"Tho I'l.mHiint Atturnoon." by
H.lcn lintran.kM- iiii.I lloliih io
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fiiirlnuri.-ld Lions' club Vaude
ville Kklt.
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FORENSIC DATES
TUVOI TS.rou MKKT WILfc UK
.IVi:X JAM'AKY 12
mlR(orx HckIii Work oil TrUiutulnr
t'oiilfsi Willi (.iilvorHltT of Wfutli
liiKtmi niul Itlnlio In I'Vbriiary
The university forenwlc schedule
bc'Klns nt the first part of tho win
ter trnt with tho dchnto trouts on
Januiiry t '1 for nil wntverHlty
oniturn. Hoih vnrnlty nnd freh
niiiii dpha,tn mon 'will upend pnrt of
tho holittnyn In proparlnjc for the
forniHlc work nhend. .
A limnbcr of now mo will bo
HHfd lu the nrxt lntcrmeKlnto de-
tmio. n trlnnffiiinr event, composed
of ti'.'imw from the Unlvcmlty of
Ori-tron. tho 1'nlverslty of Idnho
nnd, tho rnivendtv of WuHlilnffton,
which will bo hold on the Oregon
rnmpiiH. Tlu Ororon roriresontu
tlvoM In tho moot will probably bo:
Affirmative, lttilph Hnlloy, vnrwlty
flohuttT for tho t two years and
nonlor In law. nnd Dudley Clnrke,
Hophomorn In oconoinlrs: nejrnllvo,
Jnrk HenipHtoail. Bophomore in
law nnd Mnrk M. Tnylor, nophomoro
In nuHinoHH ntlmlnltitratlon.
Tho Oroiron nfflrmallve tonm will
meet the Univorslty of Washington
on tho rniupiiA nnd the. negative
team will Kd to Moncow, Idnhoj to
lebuto tho Idaho nqund, and the
lilnho lu'Kiitive Rqund meets tho
Washington nfflrmntlvo nt Seattle.
motiilter o. tho iiMHodtitlun, roporl
ml i hut Ukt hhIo of tiiK had nutted
137.fi7 wltltdi wont into hUipltj
for lm i'moiii. -0 '
It'lflll ifVUii'tl nlill.lpnii' inA.,i MflfU
auivi Mvlntyifi ontortiilned with
U inufili! proururn. Othoi-8 to enti--Hiin
ftieludiMl Mid. liiownhitf, Mm.
C, W, MuIIImh iiml pupllH of the
Hchool who proHcnti'd a pluylot
"TIUI ItUKfjIOH.'
Thn KntiuroH Wllliird i.'-T. A.
menibeiMhli) Ih now 117, U wan ikj
iHiriod.. KlrHt. Hiifl Hcrond Krade
.hldren undor MImh lieryl DcfoM
v.dm tlio i-ilzo for IiuvIhk tho lucfit
niotlmiH In altondanco ut tlio
MJfctlliK. (
Hupoilntendont of public
rtchnolN, Dnvld John Joneu khvo a
biii.f talk lu which ho fnvored ihe
plan of fioo text bookH, KoIIowIhk
thlH thuro wan a hucIuI hour at
wh'di rvfroNhmenla were fterved, r
I'hinH woro made at tho bUHinesi
noNHloii to Mtnrt work on a lunch
room In the huflement of tho
ichool.
THREE
CONTRACT SUIT IS FILED
CANCKUjATION OP. ,
MK.VT IH AKKKI)
of
BEST ROQIVT COMPLETED
I'lilll Ki-rllo Alli-Kwl . MIkuho
Liindu Iiy Nnnl KoIktim III
I.KKliiir OlHTutioiw
8coitlllK tho cuncidlatlon of nn
iiKreomeiil l,y which Neal Holrerln
wim Kivon iioriiiiBHion to haul 1ok
,i.inn Hi., pi-opony or I'aul Hertlu,
tho hitter filed a. complaint In tho
c.ri'Ult court yeBlorduy. . '
ACCOrdlniT to lhl, enmnlnlnl AtK
t'iu'i . iifiinvOH no nan Buffered
coimlilerablo daiiiiiKo - bocnUHe. of
wn.ii no. iiiickbh . tt inlBuno of the
iKreoiiieni. Mr. KoberiH, operul
inu a wiwrnlll nnd lottiflnB camp, Is
nccuiieu or violating the agreement
liy not cunflnlnK hlH nctlvitlcs .to
..io rlKht-nf-wny acromi the prop,
erty owned by Mr. Sertlc, by crect
IliK a dam In the Lonu: Tom rlvoe.
on the Hertlo property, by eon-
mruiunB a tramway where
pinna rond win planned, and by
reruHltiK to allow Mr. Bertlo the
ubo of a railroad Bpur lundlnK to
... .iu uiiriiwoi.n tor the market..
The property . Involved wna nn.
flcrineii uH ioih I,. 2, s, 4 and S In
Hcciion in; tne Bouthwcat quarter
wi me Huumwem quarter and lots
4 and i in aoctlon 36, lowni-hlp IT,
Houth, of ranite 6 weBt, all situated
south of the I-onit Tom river and
Die Bouthern I'oclflc railway
IrnrkB running from Eugene tol
.inrBnrioirt. .... i
Mr. Kertlc Cllllmn that' nrlno tA
tho erection of the BawmlU he and
Mr. HohertB entored Into a verbal
iiKreement ior tne use by the lat
ter Of a rlKht-Of-Wnv flprnim tho
ncruc property. A week later a
written agreement containing part
of tho former understanding wn
pioflented nnd signed by the. owner.
oi mo lanil. -
Tho construction of the dam
across tho Long Tom river, the
complaint stated, had resulted In
tho river cutUns a new channel,
thus causinK considerable damage
w inu iwriiu innn. ' ... ,
Mr.. Sertlc asks fhnl if .nM
cellatlon of tho agreement Is not
equitable, thnt Mr. Itoberts be re
stricted to the use ati one rlght-of-wny
for. a rotfd and that he bo
compelled to remove tho dam In
lh Unf Tnm river, and also to
ciose an gates behind him.
i h. Ii. Kay Is attorney for the;
plaintiff. ...
"TIE SNIP" WINS FAVOR
muicom oi,si:x I'MvivitH oivi-;
(JOOI! I'ltODUCTiO.N
Hal Ho Jleitvivji Akd niul . Youth
Willi Jjiin H(liOii(f I-or lis
Own lli llcf, Ih TIiciiio
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HW m ft ISEI)
Iiy O. W. It.
l-'or the second time this season
Kugeno theatre roitb are Indoblod
directly to tlio Moroni Olson play,
ers un.l indlroctlv to the A. A. ir.
V.U under whoso auspices they aro
lippi-urlng here, for one of tho most
excellent productions seen on the
stage here In many moons.
Headed by Moroni Olsen, Janet
Young. Hyron Koulger and Gordon
nelson, tho repertory company laflt
night played "The Hhlp" and won
high favor both for their choice of
play and their accomplishments In
producing it.
Tho vehicle came from tho pen
of Ht. John O. JOrvlne, and never
was, play moro filled with arack
llng little hlta of crisp philosophy,
HiilollgiitB on human nature as a
whole, humor and pathos.
Kvery act was replete with those
succulent . morsels which one
snatches up and swallows so quick,
ly, only to recall them at moro leis
ure, to ruminate a bit over them
and enjoy their full meaning oven
Jiottor. Krvlno proved his right to
reputation as a bold writer of
Icoiucdy and a student of human
nature. , ' , , . . ....
In a way the play defies descrip
tion. It Is the most subtle and yet
vivid kind of battle between age
and youth, each fighting for Us own
unulteral.le beliefs, each unwilling
to give In, yet each seeing lis mis
take at the crucial moment.
The medium of . this battle Is
shipbuilding as carried on by the
father and aa scorned by the son.
The maiden voyage, of. the Mag
nificent, the greatest triumph , of
marine engineering yet completed
provides tho climax, and produces
a Moeno of the most telling power
The play depicts with telllpg
force the clash between old and
young wills, with on even older
toleranco and wit to. guide them
through stormy wuters.
JhAve.fwest
I Lane County Newt
(Continued from paire one)
gospel service will be conducted
under the auspices of the Bible
standard temple of Eugene. Sun
day afternoon. At-2:30 o'clock.
Bpeclal music and slneinir. A trnnt
Is promised to all who love to hear
preaching and Blnging.
PLAY TO BE PRESENTED
MKADOWVIEW JTOrNG FOIiKS
GIVE COMEDY THIS EVENING
'.v ?) -'r 1. : v v r-5
BEST Op, Art, WINTER. BXlTS
SET OVT VCtR GOPnKRS
Experiments Conducted by Comity
Agent anil Assistant Stajd Ito-
dent Control lx-adcr
FHAxt'i-a wii.r.Aitn i.-t.
AI I.Mlli:itS I'l.lCASl'I)
A.
rinns for Lunch Room lii llnse
iiH'iit or School HulWng l)ls
pussinI at nicoiinic .
Memliers of the Francos Wlllnrd
Pnr.-nt-Teni-her assnclallon nt the
nicotine at tho school yestordny
cxlenilcd votes f thanks . to . the
workers who had made possible
thn new rnHt room completed yos
terdiiy, nnd t" tho hoard of edura
llon fur selling n.sldc space .for tho
i-iiiim. . '
IVcniatcd In aoft ' gray and
brightly colored tapestries, . the
room presents a rostrul ntmoa-i
phcrn and will he uhocI bv the
tencliciB of tho Fiances Wlllard
sclionl, nnd nlBi as a place to take
chMili-cn In nn emergency such ns
mnlih-n Illness of Injury.
Couches nnd wlrlicr clmlrs up
holstered with natleined materials
romploto tlio furnishings of the
mom. Mrs. Holla Browning,
n 11 ,Hr "
Splash Splteh!
opiasn.'-
Svervbody is doihg it. The
! vise ones are jprepared. Get
pair pf
RUBBERS
... ' AT VQUR DEM.E'8 i
Experiments In poisoning go
phers with winter baits carried on
in Ijine county during the past
week or two have proved that the
unlmnls will eat carrot tops more
freely than other bults, according
to O. .8. .Fletcher., county . agent,
who, in co-operation with Roy
Kugato, assistant state rodent con
trol leader, carried on the experi
ments at different farms., ,
Hesldea currot tops, thov used
turnip toils, ploces of carrot and
parsnip nnd false dandol.on lenves.
The gophers did not take any of
the bults consistently except the
carrot tops, said Mr. Flotchcr.
They found at least one dead go
pher and found that the actlvitles
of a number of others had stopped
Indicating that they may have died
in their holos. ,
It Is believed that the .carrot
tips may prove to bo a good win
ter substitute for. clover, which Is
usually used ns a summer bait,
snld Mr.. Fletcher, although, it is
only a mutter of experiment so
far.
SENIOR BALL IS PLANNED
CLARENCE TOQIilj IS NAMED
GEN ERA Ij CHAIRMAN
Tho senior bnll,-tho -only strict
ly formal danco on tho university
campuB which Is presentod an
nually by tho senior class will bo
held February 6 In the woman's
building. --Plana have stnrtod and
committees hnvo been -nppolnted
by Robert L. Gardnor, president of
the class. . (
-'CInrenc's Toole 'has been select
ed as general chairman of tho af
fair with Geneva Smith ns his as
sistant. Other, committees. - nro:'
decorations. Art .' Gnlo, chairman;
Wayne l.eL,and, Constanro Cleav
er, Imogcno Lewis and - Lostor
Chaffee; patrons, Margaret Stall!,
chnlrmnn; Louise Innbnlt and
Beatrice Morris; invitations, Jo
Ann Warwlch, chairman, and
Htcolo Winterer; feature, Jane Bo
Dine,! ohalrmani cBiirnoy. McPhll
llpa nnd Jack Scnbrook; publicity,
Margaret Vincont,- chairman, Phll
llpa Sherman, Mnry Conn, Mildred
Carr; refreshmenfs, Kdna Murphy,
chairman; Poggy :. Bdyor, Ellon
McClellan and -. Edith Soronson;
ticket salo, Douglas. Wilson, chair
man, Cylbert McClellan, lOmlioi
Church; construction, . . Mnurlco
Wnrnock, . chairman, Bob Hunt,
bonis CnHson, Ted Van Guilder;
music, Wondell Lawrencoj chnlr
mnn, Al Clarke, Jim PUrcell; floor,
Floyd MoCnlsnn, chairman, Ad
rlenno ' Hnuird, Katherine Relil,
Tom Graham, Hart JCondall; pro
grams, -Warren Smnlli chnlrmnn.
Boh MoCabo; lighting, Frank
Roehr, chairman, Tom Robertson,
I'ldmund Voaslo and Leland Walker.
Want to lionr from sister Eliza
both and Merl Dlmlco. I nm leaving
for California to: Btay,-I 'wish to
speak to you,, drop , me a lino or
wire. I'll bo In- town until Decem
ber 17. Bam Dlmlco, Griggs hotel.
13-13-1
.(Register Lane .County Special)
MEADOWVIEW. Ore.. Deo. 11.
The Meadowyiew Community
club will present the play, "And
Home i;nme Ted, ' at the Meadow
view school house Saturday eve
ning. December 12.
ThlB Is a . sprightly comedv of
mystery in -which there is an abun.
ance of fun. The thrilling story
IS cleverly written and the Interest
of any audience i held from the
beginning to the end by a series
of dramatic situations rising from
one climax to another until the
final: denouemont at tho close. of
tno. last -act,. . .':
-Tho Meadowviow players have
had considerable experience and
always make good on anything at
tempted. -The cast Is 1 made . up
from the best oX the local, talent
and the characters are the following:..-
SUeete Kellcy, tho clerk-....-.. '
Frank Hardie
Diana Garwood, the heiress...... 1
Miss Dorothy Middleton
Miss Loganberry, the spinster, .--i-
Mrs. Stanford Mathcson.
Ira Stone, the vllllan. . . . . v. . ..
Chance Dwlgglns
Aunt Jubilee, the cook.. ......
,-f--. .i. ,. -Mies Agnes Grupp
Mr. Man, tho mystery. . ,,
Neil Purkerson
Jim Ryker, the lawyer
Oscar Dunlap
Mollle Macklin. the housekeep
er w.-.,- Mrs. Jv M.- Purkerson
Henrietta Darby, -the widow. . .
Mrs. Frank Hardie
Ted, the groom...- ....... ;...i
. .- . , Erron Purkerson
Elsie, the bride. . . . .. ..... .....
......Miss Myrtle Brownleo
Senator M'Corkle, the father... .
. . . , 1 ..; Harry . Qunther
The play 1b -being directed by
Mrs. H. H. Gunther.
A - small admission will be
charged and the proceeds will go
to the Community club 'for use in
making .Meadowvlew a pleasantcr
plnco to live.
ROAD WILL BE OPENED'
WORK A'EAR, OAK RIDGE SVlLL
.1 - START SOON
(Register Lane County Special)
6AKRIDGE,. Ore., Dec. 11. A
road-, meeting was held Sunday, at
the Brudlo residence by the people
living west of town interested In
the loop road. ... .
It was voted to ' spend the re
mainder 'of last ' year's .funds at
once, by opening up tho, road to a
point at tho John Cross place.
Work is expected -to start- the
later part of this week. Next year's
work will open the road out to tho
main road at the Earl Walker
runch.
Barber Shop Improved
' '.(Register Lane County Special)
OAKH1DQE, Ore.,. Dec. 11 Tho
O. K. barbershop has been -greatly
improved recently. Besides tho
now, coat of whlto pnlht on -the In
terior, and new floor covering, Mr.
Altkenson has purchased two now
barber chairs of, tho latest type.
Tho chairs are upholstered in gray
leather with arm rests of whlto
enamel. ... .
GRANGE ADDS MEMBERS
ROY .. J. ,, TATTON . ELECTED
MASTER AT GOSHEN
" -
(Resistor Lnno County Snoctnl)
GOSHEN, Ore., Doc. 11. Go
shen Grange hnd a meeting last
WednoBday. Sixteen now mombors
have been added to the Grange,
nnd others will ho initiated nt the
next mooting. -. Tho following offi
cers 'wore elected for tho ensuing
yenrt - master, '' Roy J. Patton;
dvorsoor, A. M. Colo; lectyror, Mrs.
David, J. Calvert; stowatd, Dnvld
J.-CalVort;. chaplain, D. W. Grey;
treasurer,, D. E, Furgeaon;. secro.
tnry, F. B. Mllllorni gate keepor,
W. L. WheMer; Cores, Mrs. I). H.
Furgeson; Pomona,- Mrs. J. A.
Tomsoth; Flora, Mrs. Roy .1. Pat
ton; Indy assistant stownril, Mrs.
M...P. Harpole. .
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Harlow of
3 PM.
Stanley Building
Eugene, Ore.
Saturday Specials
Meat Department-
Closes 6 P. M.
PRIME RIB Choice
oven roast,
per pound ..
SIRLOIN Roast,
Best quality, ,
per. pound '.
BACON Mild
Sugar Cure, by
the piece, lb.
17c
18c
isTORY BOok CORN, ,
, No. ( 2 jfan, .............. 10c
VAN CAMP'S PORK
AND BEANS
Small, 2 cans 15c
Medium, 3 cans ..........25c
Large, 2 cans...., 35c
Opal shortening , .
,8 pound pail $1.50
CASCADE LARD , ,.,
8 pound pail .....".........$1.85
Peanut Brittle
The hV--pound
1)C
Fancy Chocolates
Assorted, $1.00 and
$1.50 kinds,
the pound ..
IIU
50c
CRISCO .
0 pound can ..'........'......ti.35
9 pound can. ... ......$2.00
J. C. Best Creamery
Butter, pound ... 50c
Crystal White Soap,
. 10 bars, . .........,-....38c
Citrus Granulated Soap, : - ,
, , 50c package 25c
Citrus Washir.-g Powder,
Large package 23c
Walnuts, No. 2,
- pound ............WiC
Oregon Prunes, .
Large .30-40. size,
5 pound box ......79c
. . 8 pound box $1.25
Norwegian Sardines, :
500 brand ..... 10c
Heinz Catsup,
Large bottle V..25c.
Snider's Catsup,
f .Large, bottle ...... ....25c
Beechnut Catsup,
Largebottle 25c
Beeclinut Chili Sauce,
, ,14-ozu bottle ..... 29c
Comar Nut Margarine,
pound . ..25c
Corn Meal, -
9 pound sack 35c
Fruit Department
ORANGES, large O
lc
$3.25
dozen -
ORANGES, small
each -
ORANGES, box
of over 400 1..
L BANANAS,
4 pounds
LEMONS,
dozen
CALUMET.BAKING
POWDER
5 pound can ,..85c
- 10 pound can ..-j.-.-l.SO
K. C. BAKING POWDER
, 25 ounce can .:. ...19c
,. 50- ounce, can .'.........36c
SEEDLESS RAISINS, r
tt 4, ..pounds, ..,.r.,.,,.:......'..'.33c
MUSCAT RAISINS, , ,
-,3-:poundsi .....i4... .25c
CLUSTER RAISINS, v.
r.i 1 pound .package,...! 15c
SUNMAID RAISINS, , . .
-. 15-oz; package r.j,...2c
Sbciete
. .. Yuletirle Chocolates
3 pound
box ....
$1,25
our at Ljess man anoaa rrtce
Just to Pep You Up Saturday Morning
, Ele Hard Wheat .
Fisher's Blend
49 pouiid sack .... . . $2.30
1 "i . !
49 pound sack
$2.20
': No Limit Buy All You Want But Buy Before 3 p. m.
THIS STORE OPEN t UNTIL 10 P. M. SATURDAY
Willakensie Grange -and Mr. and' :
Airs. Ed zumwalt of Irving Grange
wore present .-
Mr. Harlow, master of the Lane
county . Pomona Grange was in
strumental in J making the drive
for new members for Goshen
Grange a success1- : -(
'A special Tnoeting of - Goshen
Grangers called for .December. 22
at 7:30 f). m.-to put on degree
work and receive new members.
- publlo Dance t .
Dreamland hall, every Wednes
day and Saturday night.
11-18-tf
At Thurston. Saturdav nieht.
Harry Garrett's' orchestra. Good
time. Everybody invited. Brine
your friends. Come. Admission 99c.
Thurs.Fri.&Sat.-tf
l Old Time Uanoe ;
Every Tuesday night, W. O. W.
hall. Public invited. 31-20-1 mo.
STEWART-WARXER ; ;
' Matched-Unit ' -radios : Eugene' ?
Music shop, 1038 Willamette st.
Phone 312, . 12-11-5 i
I
Expert Cleaning and Pressing
: Sulla made to measure. Terminal 7
Cleaners, Phone 1860. - -
11-22-1 mo.
TURILET
SHOOT.;..
- Sunday, December . 13th
Irwo miles east ot SprlnirtlcM
-v Near Alaplo Scliool Houso
Turkeys, Dupks, Geese
, ... and .Chickens ( . , ..1SJ
Shoot Starts at Ijast AU Say
W. W. WEIGHT
ur
tn
wares
.We specialize in t distinc
tive gifts for discriminat
ing people.
fivery thing' . that is . pro
gressive in art is, here for
your Christmas selection.
Qiftwares
'1620 Willamette Street
Teiepnone 652 .
, :; .
Willi Mrs. Carter's lint Shop
u
Maying TODAY Only
I'"'K,,t ,n 'IS
A roaring love story bristiuvg with action,
laughs and thrills on the Western ranges.
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l'ATUK
NMWS
l-IVENTS
- Jimmy Aubry
, - in
"TrlE SLEUTH
Conttiiiiotui 1 to It p. in.
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CHl'SOK"
Itiulnr Prices
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