Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, December 13, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1925 THREE H .J-H II M .1. JJW13 flBlE NATIONAL RATE Icahlo .Record Shown ''yU's Work Ly TROOPS ORGANIZED "iu,(iiii ''"" " . . rmiiiliiil'l rwnrd Imd r AH III I IIU n UV I'1 ' m Words '' f"" '"" "'-( iiio oxociilWu Horn yrator- ' ..i .. .......... .. r' ,.ira mill "".'" iKi.l In III" viirlinia alngns V ,1110 III llHI fll.'l r" 1 hull UK! I""'! "f '' .Halving t !-- IIIIIO III Olio fi .notli-r ..wr.t 1 1." l-roni". '" ,( mrlcni" depiirtiniiilii l?.!M-r . Hoy ftmui of "" ""r' comiinrml M" .:....i,.u i.r 1UJ4. ulvo I lie THREE AUTOS STOLEN ON 10 II law Ml K, Hy ,.0,,.K I.AK'I' NKJH'li Of tlueo Hllloiiiiil,!!,,,, H. . . IIiikhiiu yMii,lv ,, " '" Hi" nlKliI im, ,,',, "lu 0WI""' l. II. H,rl,.( ,,r(i , . . In- ilny III, il hlH . in- 11 .w,i , ,,. w,""u " I""' II HI Mo .",,"' An iil.lim.in (., ; 0 HUN II,,-.,-,, IIU. on wns !,",, rr,im MM...' Hi.. .rr,.. ,..".,l'M .p:ii,:,,,::,rt::;'i;iu;:;!'is u iin. ,,r I,,.,,,,,,, wi,,, , , ,S . roh II... Iii,v,.i.n ,.V,. ' ' tl.i( ... West Npilngrlold Lull '' k B'w"1 ,.rft L rlaii Il '-"-1 ! ( pquai- I 1. in mill II ft WO" ", V d;on ht" 1084 1025 H 14 II 0 0 0 5 67 HO ISO 1 1 mo IIU no 33 . ar. ti 10 11 ar.G 111 113 inn 1110 loo kjnt rem r "i ks SOLD JBY PUPILS SOS SCIKM'I' l,Ki Ai-i Krporif from III" Hirlatinna mil rimais. ........... ifci riiv wro ""t,n ywtiorilny I SHUfl""' ,v ----- - L 1,1,1,1.001 111 not t coin- r . ,( I.I. mIui.II ItlfMtV 1'lltl mA latn w'u 11 r" ' ....... - yma foiiKi"i Hi"" f"r 'nw" r .. In lltn Mt'ltonlH. Itw Wlron whiiol I" Hi" ln- Ed, in that (K-lioul la lli lmnnr Tim rmuu u.u ...,u. . IL'4. Mri. Mj.ry l,twn la Iranl.rr Ihoro. ntmlcf nl 1 no uincroiii h'iioim l Mm fnllnwt t"on l.lnrten 01. 1 lwWIIIr.l lln ??? Urow WIIbob Murt ItooMivolt ao &o 4on '' inr TtUl . LABOR OFFICEDISCUSSED hi ITOItT TAKliS VI' t. 'V'1". 'I'"-"""" of rciuinlnir lln '?.r.,:.jr.r.:.,fc.T . - "-""'"" U, l.l.J (!UI.U Ijici- of -,.i,,i.r,.. Wih il,,!,,,,! Hl, ... . ...v, ,.,.,,111,-,,, ,1 mirl ,n(, 1111,1 11 HUliT In ,1,1,1V Ity Mr. (:iiiHlvfk yimliinluy. Nolllilnr Hf.n.fi..i.i ,.1.1 .1. . . nnui 1 inn 1 no ,I'M"1 ",' 1 I lint Inia rhnritn or n, i ,i,ii,., , , , Wlllh , . t """ " ""on . '.' ,r,ur'""' ' "l.l lUo It up Tho I'iiIIp.) Hlnlo nVnnrlmont or lulair rt.ri.lK .m 1, ,..... . , ; 1.1, iri.. miporl of (In, offi,,. ,le C,y ul ..ic real. CAR 0WNER ARRIVES two jii;.v iii i.ii ix a.i.'.vry jam, ni'iu: J. )lintrnii. ovviior r,f Hid rnr M'lili-li J. II. ItitriK'ra lil.,1 Jon Klanor ttrnllitllt l...r. rron, 1 't, tlrir,i. N0I1I. .trrlvi-,1 In Kiipmi, v...ti.r...... .. Kl tl.i. rnr. Iii.rn.-. nml Klanor. It la iillnircrt. hn.iKht t lie ntr on n anlo rnnlnn't, ), ,,, .iiiivn 11 mil., nn.l ngrrolnit to twiv Dm r..l tt.t li,Mli.llmtiiH .ri.tiu liroiiKlit II Imto nn, I aol,i It n fnw iih pu. K.vi.ip 11 r.fiip 1.111 or an.'. In cnlirornla nn iu-i of thla kind la rlnirlr.,l i.m r.ulMmxIn.nnnt. 'J'lie two limn nro ImlnB lirlil l.oro. IIIH fildlt Moo.vmiiM,: i-oiini, V iioom at iioti:i. '!'., ,,ii.l Hair (JulloiiH i,r i y NiH-rirr mui in ii.-i.iii(.M .,rA)'"",'!'" y1"111"'. Innn aiiMponlnil f hoo.l.KKlllK WllN m,,.d ,w,.y ,, ., u"'"K. 1,1 ,llH '""' l "' llolnl K,,i,.,., , ,.uruod will. i.,'!!",' ",,V"",1 Wu" ""' y Hliorlff I iiink l,.y,. , ,W(J .i,.,,,,,,,,, ' wnmii.t IiikI l.i.f.i "il..l. 'Il. rrl,-.,r fouu.1 I.I....H 7," 11 ''"If tcnlloiiH of inoon "' it It III IWO Kill Oil JiiKH nn.l Hi.. rHi pint io. lo i wl.l. l, ,n.l I,..,,,, inutlnn ii Din rimlllnna or thu lmil. A fiiiiiinl whli-h wna nvlilontly iiii-ii i i.nimr.T ii onu.iiiH or Hi" JlIKH tl. Il. fluMllK mill 11 llllK" lllini ,,)! or i-oiIih wvrn ulao folin.1. Wlillliin. wlio Ih mild lo li uliout Ml yniirB of iik... Ihih I ii Imru for "" Il'"" "nil Ihih lioiin wnlthcU ,-luHiily by lli ofrkora. II" la In "miniy Jull unrt will !, iiin.lK.ii.l In tho Juatko court .Mon.li.y. kWAY CLERKS DANCE hlXESS KI-JiSION T) BTAUT THIS MOnXIJKl ' liproilmalfly HQ people wore fml Itat nlttht lit tho opnnl.iK or m roriiRnu-Aaiiinii.i floauaorlallon of Houlhnrn I'a- railway olarka wlilrh wna u praUnd L:ft at th Htnna; hnll. Of thla aa',,r. 30 nrrlvmi lul 'atrdajr troni Portland nnd In- IriH railway cli'rka nnd tliolr fM Anothar d.'IrKntlon In rtal from AahliinU, Clio aoutliprti il lh illvlalon. Una moriirnir. I cltrka from othor uolnta Kiiro fmti In tho city luat nliMit nnd No burinraa wna trnnanrt".! Inat Ml All local offK-lula of tho CHIROPRACTORS CONVENE JXX.AI MAN UDADS 'AIi:il ON X-HAY WOltK PROPERTYJEALS MADE 1!VIK ltKAl.TV UK lOUTK TWO HAL1CK riiirr-nrn Klkfnn him hoM bin now hfiiun mi TwHflh nvrnuo wont to !!. J. 1'nntlUN of Mt'Mlnnvtllo. Mr. 1'imtlun hiix roiiirncil to ttmt city for hlit rniiilly mid will take ponsca Hlott at on( Alhort J.iiiKtittrnni han purohanod i IttilttllitK lot tit Twonty-thlrd rtva nui nnd AkuIo Btrvot from Win. Srhroedcr. lioth Mtlcn wro mndo by tho C. I1. My do lU'ulty coinpnny. BUSHNELL IN JAIL AGAIN MH'AI. M.W IH lli:l,I) J. VIXl'KiATIO.N Kol,"rt K. lliialinrll, who hna l.oun In llio county jull on liquor clinrij.'a, wna nrri'al.Ml hkiiIii yoBUir .luy. tl.la llitio balni; lu'l.l for ln vonttKiitlon. acnor.llnir to Uor.lon H, Wvlla. uaalalniit .llHlrlrt atlonioy It In . liiirK".! Ilml ho Is Implieutod III ll li.l.l check donl. II.Mihii"ll wna nrr"stc,l by mom Intra of the ahnrirr'a rorco and loi kcl up In the ruiinty Jull. Itond IloKlalnr Clnulflod Ada. GRANGE ELECTS OFFICERS roi it OAKS OH;.NI7.ATION .mi:s itn M-;ii:us Tho I'lfM'tlmi of offlceiM nt Four On kit i ni iik' l-'i liluv nvi'iiliu: ru-- milled iih folloWK: iiiriHtvi. J.oron '. ('ox; (ivcrmiT, ,f. I. (Jrlcuot; h-i'turiT. MrM. Klnuffr; ohupluln, Mm. McKay: Hccichirv. Mih. 1 i.'iix; ircjiHun-r, I,. Wallo; Htw ard, 10. C. Itcxrurd; Kftto kpoiinr, Onil MH'iilluiiiT iiHHlHtitnt Hlevvurd. 3mi MiiukIim; lady UHiHtntit Htfw nrd, It u i h Jlawklnx: court ItidK'H, L'.lllim lliuiNi'liitiiii, Itarhara Jiruu- imt and Callu 1'lnkcrton. Thu next incutlrir: will ho nn niM'ii hphhIoii and a ChrlHtmaH treo, Ic(;ornlior 20. All Oriint;,rH nnd ruinlllfii and fricndH and pionyntM may lo hrniiKht for llio (iruiiKO. McmbcrH of tho Willamntto Vnl Icy ('hlropructorn' (i.Hflocintion met In tho off. co of Dr. J. 1. Kinchor In J'-tiKeno iat night. l)r. l-'lMOhor wan tho principal npoukor of tho evening, rcudjug a nain-r on X-Huy Tcchnhiuo. Among thGu proHont ut the meeting wero tho following chlrO' pructorw: Ir. H. A. Hftgcn of Cot tago (Irovc; Or. J. N. Widmer nnd Dr. K. M. I'foffor of CorvalllH; JJr, H. II. HarrlH nnd Or. Ooorge 3 Kemmy of Albany: Dr. Goorgo A, KlmonH, Dr. M. An)iton and Vr. lyncher of Kugeno. FOUR WORE ARRESTED TIIUKK MKS AND OXR WOMAN TAKIOX BY OFFICIOUS fiopLumber 7, 1023, aha tuya In lior complaint nod Mho utaloa that ho wan convicted in tho circuit court of J'olk county of a felony Hoptum bcr 11, thin your nnd ttuutonuud to Mcrvo two yuui-H In tho Mtuto ponl tuiitlary. Hhu unki for llio cure und cuHtody of tholr minor child. is. 1j, liny iijipoarg uh hor uttor ney In thu cuhc. 1 , WOODED TRACT S SOLD .1. jo. yodioh acqu1hi0h jiand' m:ak khaioh .T. K. Yodcr or this city han bought from Attorney J3, O. pot tor and O. 0' loatoi a , .wooded tract In tho IiIMh nt tho u- Mt end of tho JtriioH tipd biwk of tho Mul Itcy cenietory and haH taken poh- MfHHlon. Tbo truct conHlHta of 13.ri.H ncrtiH und (m nearly nil cov ered with n good growth of hiiiuII tliiilint which Mr. Yodor will cut and hoII for fuel. P. I. ItuHt, local real ostfito agunt, lrnulo lliu deal. RAYMOND DE VPS DIES 10 V i i EN E MAN 1 1 A D II V ED 1IEUE NEAItlvY 24 YEAHK Ruymond FrunclH DoVob died nt tho home of hln sitstor, MrH. Morton (', Onraeko. neur Monroe. Decemr her 12 nt the ago of 25 yenrH, Ho wiih born In Calamus, Town and when ono'ycaiT fdd wuh brought by IiIh purcnti to' Kugone, lltt louvuH hiu mother .Mrff. Amelia ImVoa, 242 Eleventh eveimo Went with whom ho made hiu home, one brother Ountave J. OeV'dM of OoHheu, four ftlKterH, Mm, Henry I'erKovMky, Mm. Martin floruckf., MrH. Aluurlco VUUm and .Mary JO. OoVuh. Funeral Hervicen will be held nt tho Catholic church Monday morn ing nt If o'clock. Tho remains will lie In Htato at the Veatch chapel all ilny ttimday. Interment will bo In .Mount CulvuVy cenioteiy, WALTON MAN ARRESTED AirOMOHU-K OHIVER JIELD ON UiJL'OK CIIAJKHQ KlIlHon I'lckcmi, wild to he ft rcHldcnt of Walton, wait a r rented by I'oticcmon Jainea Htralght and J, eo Kcott Into hint night and lodged lu tho city Jail on a churge of (IruiikonneHM und driving an uuto mobilo whllo Intoxicated. According to tho utovy told at jiollco hoafl(unrtorH, Pickonn wan itnirid In the yard of n home on iOigbih avenue went, where the car In which he wuh riding, hud been driven over a wood pile und the motor Htulled. Pickens, said the po licemen, wan sound asleep In a eornor of the machine. - n-Mii..'1-i Ji- -l make an inspection of Eugene with the Idea of luter locating here one of the branches of the lumbering Industry, Mr. Pugh fs -senior member of the firm of JPitgh and Kundlett of Ashland, Winctyiisln, sash und door inanuructurers. He plans on leav ing the eastern city becuuse of .the lack of raw rhuterfuls In that sec tion. Timber products have dwin dled to a point beyond Hufflciont production, H In reported. If Mr. ' Pugh 1h satlsflea with conditions here ho may establish his business In Eugene. SHUMWAY IS ENDORSED FAIlMr.HS UNION I'AVOIW IH.M FOR BKNATOR LUMBERMAN IS EXPECTED WISCONSIN MANUFACTTREB SEEKS JLOCATION T. 10. Pugh of Ashland, Wlscon fn, father of Mrs. C. H. Clark -of this city, Is expected here today to A. P. Shumway was heartily en dorsed for United Btutes senator ut a meeting of the executive board of the Iano county Farmers' Union here yesterday ufternoon. Arrangements Were made at this meeting for a Juricheon to ho held by the Farmers' Union at the Hotel Ofjburn here January I. GIRLS' WORK SELECTED HEWING I1V MISS HANSEN AND MISS lIOfCKl SHOWN TIi'l.'ii Cow Kill. AiuriHiiuit C'ub IindiT lo 'rake KxlilhllB All Over Htato Man Drives Off Ferry (Jiy Tha Aaaociatad Preaa) KETTLE FALLS, Waah., Doc. 12. Frank Boy, aKCd '75, a pio neer rancher or thla vicinity, waa drowned Oils ufternoon at Lata Ferry near hee, when he drove hla automobile oXf the ferry into the Columbia rlvor. He is nur vlved by his widow and several frown children. Tjat ADKiBier Classified Ada Tho aewlntr work of two Eugone Kcliool Klrla, ahown In the club ex hibit at the Htuto fair at Hnlcm thla full hiia boon nolectcd by MIhh Helen CowkIII, aaalatant fltato club leader, aa tho beat at the fnlr to take with lier on her trip throllKh out the ntate to -ahow to ' club memhera in the different counties. The work la that of Barbara Hnn sen, duufhter or Mr. and Mrft. Mol vln Hunaen 784 Lincoln street, and fcvclyr. Houck, duughtor of Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Houck, 907 Third ivenue went. Miss Cowglll has written to Ar nold t. Collier, county club leader to ask tho elrla f she may have tjielr displays shown at the fair. The work consists of aprons, hot dish holders, towels, darning and needle cases. Miss Cowglll has also asked for their sample books which she declares were the best seen at the fair. New Coach Reported KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Dec. 12. Two more cases of spinal meningitis wero reported to Dr. G. 8. Newsom, county health offi cer, late yesterday, and as a re sult grave concern is felt that tho oiilduinlc might 'spread (Olierally throughout the oountry. On ifer Hilnda Gladys: May's fiance la auppoaod to bo a droadfujly bad egg. Gertrude; I 'wondered why Won didn't llku to drop him. ' Teachers' Examination Notice Is hereby given that the soml-annunl , examination fur touchers' certificates will be hold In tho county courtroom In Ku gone, commencing at 9 a. m., De cember 10, and continuing four days. A schedule of the time subjects pre to be given will ho furnished oh application. B. J. MOOIU3. County School Supt. a. mil .a. 'aoIa Every Room ha Private Toilet 60 satna ww, ugaern Close to Shopping District end , . fheatrea Free Garage Tariff from $150 Four moro persons nll.'ged to have token part In a "wild party" on the McKnnzlo a rew nights ago wore nrrealed yoaterdny by mem bers or tho nherirr's force, yester day. They nro Mnrk Broom, John Ftrooni. icaso Hroom nnd Mrs. loaao Hroom. They all pleaded not guilty boloro Justice of tho 1'oaco Wells yoaterdny nnd gavo bull, moat or .lliom putting up cash. Floyd Warner nnd Ruth Ilnlloy,1 nllnged pnrtlclpnnts In tho parly, had boon previously arrested. CONVICT IS DEFENDANT EAIll, T1.I,EN SUED BY IBS WIFE FOR DIVORCE Earl Cullen, formerly of Eugene, now mild lo bo in tho nlato ponl lontlnry. Is ilofondnnt in a divorce stilt filed yesterday by Norma 1,'tiUcn. Thoy wero married In Eugene Women's Boudoir Pumps Suede Finished Leather Rose, Lavender, Hicgc or Ulack with con- trnstmg colored lining. Var Cm Mines' wd Children's Bootikins American Bcnuly Sucdc finisl) with felt lining and button pom. m 828 ir Willamette St Susquehanna Silk and Wool Non-wrinkable Four-in-Hands in the newest figures, stripes, plaids, and .plain colors. They're the kind of tics he'd pick for himself and wear as proudly as a hero wears his laurels: "Highland Plaid" Imported Mufflers The Holiday Season's latest fad in checks, plaids and stripes. Worn by smart dressers everywhere for sheer disticfively unique appearance. $2.00 to $4:00 1 ffr-- nS-'WhteVi make a mm im some The way to happy is o e i little luxury he wouldn't buy himself A silk lounging robe or dressing gown is a good example. Every man secretly would Jike to pwn one-but he may think it's a little extrayagant. Christinas is the time to indulge him. Rich silk or wool mufflers always make a hit. Hell like a lew rich stff collars to match shirts in the drawer, topor extra dress shirts-or $niart new dress studs Anew Hart Schaffner & Marx sport suit with plus fours would go very big Then there's a ne w HartScJiaffnericM Ttixedp. The old one may be a little out of date COPVRIQHT BV' , INTERWOVEN STOCKING COMPASf Interwoven Socks They arc the Holiday Season's star performers in fancy checks, plaids, geometrical figure?.;' Silk nnd wooh fancy silks. ' those are just a few of the inany good! things you'll find here. We know what pien want and we can he of real . ' , service to you. :' ; J uii t vv-ry,rc jr :..y:t I : i I ii; HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES . 50c to $2.