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MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1925
I Morning Register Lane County News
ALLEY IN BAD CONDITION
COUNOTi MAY ACT ON PETITION
MONDAY NIGHT
1'ollre Mntmn (Juration lo Ro Ills,
cussed Br lkxly; OIT trials Ilack
Bin, llrattnln In Work
(RsKlstsr T.ana Cnuntr Special)
MH1NW1KIjP, Or., Dec. 1J.
Tho alley from Third to Sixth
street, between Mntn nnd A. Is In a
Imri condition and budly in need of
paving and drnlnftpo, ftor-nrilinf? to
It. W. Smith, city recorder. The
council at Its meeting next Monday
evening will probably act on a
petition now being circulated ask
ing that tho nlley bo paved, aaid
Mr. Smith. Tho proposed opening
of Seventh street north will prob
ubly not be considered, he said.
An order will be made soon to
owners of property along the alley
requesting them to connect the
drains from their eaves with ths
sewer tn tho alley. It was stntcd.
The alley Is now almost Impassible
und this condition Is largely due
to water that should bo drained.
Street llghta In various parts of
the city will probably be discussed
by the councilmen and It Is pos
sible that they will take up the
ornamental light project on Main
street, j
The criticism made against Mrs.
Paul Brattaln. police matron, which
almost resulted in her resignation
yesterday. Is scheduled for discus
sion at the council meeting, 'i ne
officials are backing Mrs. Brattaln
raid Mayor O. O. Bushman, and
Mr. Smith, and as far as they can
learn, she was within her righta
wnen she inspected a dance in
Stevens' hall here last week. A
letter criticising her work led Mrs.
Brattaln to hold a conference with
city officials, who pejsuaded her to
continue to serve as ponce matron.
It la stated.
'at the home ot Mrs. William Paw
eon. Frank Emmerich was In town to.
day for a short visit from his home
in tho Waltcrvlllo district.
Charles Grant was a Thurston
visitor In Springfield on a hopping
trip today. '
Ira Gray visited today from the
Thurston district.
M. U Wallace was 111 Springfield
on business from his home near
Jasper today.
Kil lAjoin of Wondllng spent a
few hours in Springfield today vis.
Iting acquaintances.
i". K. Hnllcy of Cheshire Is visit
ing at the home of his grand-
daughter. Dorothy Hailey.
Miss Winona do Kreece will visit
over the week-end with her mother,
Mrs. L. Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. John C Mullen,
former residents of Springfield,
will celebrate their silver wedding
anniversary at their home In Tort
land lVcembor 1R, according to In
vitations received by local people.
Mr. Mullen was nn attorney here
for several years before leaving for
Portland five years ago. Their ad
dress Is 1 0 60 East Twelfth avenue
north. Portland.
Robert Mullany, representative
of the transcontinental weighing
bureau, visited In Springfield re
cently. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Johnson of
Echo, Oregon, are visiting at the
Tiome of Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. McBee
here, after motoring to Springfield
from their eastern Oregon home.
SCHOOL TO GIVE PLAY
SPRINGFIELD STUDENTS TO
APPEAR FRIDAY
(Register T.n County Special)
' SPRINGFIELD, Ore.. Dec. 1.
"Assisted By Sadie," comedy play
will be presented by the dramatic
club of Springfield high ' school
Friday, December IS. Rehearsals
are now being staged under the di
rection of Miss Frances Hodge,
coach. The cast followe: - - '
Alonzo Dow, ' the "mystery,".
Oeorgo Moon.
Michael Cemcron, detective, John
Howard.
Colonel Jenniver, hotel manager,
Carl McKinnls.
Reginald Null, millionaire. Ho
ban Wilson.
Dr. Beedle, professor, Franl:
Lombard.
.: Bunch, bell boy. Evan Hughea
Sady Brady, stenographer. Fay
FIsheL
Mrs. C. Christopher Corley, dow
ager, Gladys Dorsey.
Sonora Ganzales, adventuress,
Thelma Layson.
Harriet Corley, stepdaughter,
Shirley Hemenway.
; Vicky Vaughan, debutante, Es
ther Lynch.
Mrs. Quinch, maid, Katherine
Hemenway.
POSTAL HELPERS NAMED
ASSISTANT CARRJER TO BE
CHOSEN LATER
fftegtster Line Cooatr Special)
SPRINGFIELD, Ore.. Dec 12.
In order to make Christmas mail
deliveries as readily as possible, two
assistants will begin work at the
Springfield postoffice next .week,
' according to K. B. Hamlin, post-
master. Morris O. Nettleton has
been chosen from the civil service
list to act as assistant clerk during
the holiday season. -Ira Nice will
work full time in the office instead
of part time until after Christmas,
and an assistant to the carrier will
be chosen from the civil service list
soon.
Mr. Nettleton is now working at
an out-of-town mill but will be
here next week to visit his mother,
Mrs. Georgia, R. Nettleton, during
the holidays. He has worked at
the Springfield office for several
months in the past.
LADIES OF G. A. R. ELECT
MRS. O. F. EGGIMAN. PRESI
DENT FOR THIRD TERM
(Register Lane County Sneclal)
SPRINGFIELD, Ore.. Dec. 12.
Mrs. C. F. Eggiman will serve as
president of the Springfield Ladles
of the O. A. R. for her third term
in 1826, being re-elected to that of
fice at the election held by the
group yesterday. Mrs. Mary Magill
was chosen senior vice-president, to
succeed herself, and other officers
elected were Mrs. Carrie Hum
phrey, junior vice-president; Mrs.
Jane Montjoy. patriotic instructor;
. Mrs. Nettle Metcalf, treasurer.
Officers not elected yesterday
will be chosen on tho second Friday
in January previous to the installa
tion of the now heads.
BAND WILL REORGANIZE
WORK TO START SOON AFTER
FIRST OF YEAR
(Register Lane County 8peclal)
SPRINGFIELD, Ore., Dec. 12.
Tho Springfield band will be re
organized and work started in ear
nest after the first of tho year, ac-
cording to members of the organiz
ation. The band has been inactive
during the past few weeks, due tj
the approaching holiday season.
With tho reorganization several
new men will appear In tho group.
It la promised. A program will be
worked out for the yoar similar to
the one followed last year.
Bazaar Proven fineness
(Register Lane County finoclal)
SPRINGFIELD. Ore.. Doe 19
Tho Christmas bazaar held by tho
means and ways committee of the
Women's Civic club, here today was
success, according to Mm. Maude
r. uryan, chairman. Almost all
things for sale at tho Long and
Cross shop were disposed of. she
aid.
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY OF CX
ION PLANS EVENT
Salo and Program to Bo Held at
Coast Fork Hall Aboro
Cottaee Groro
(Rtstster Lane County Special)
COTTAGE GROVE, Ore., Dec.
12. The Coast Fork auxiliary of
the Farmers' Union that has been
organized but two months will con
duct a sale, chicken supper, and
program. December 16, in connec
tion with the final lecture of a
series that has been given by Pro
fessor S. T. White, ot the Cottage
Grove high school.
The sale, which will consist of
quilted , quilts, many styles of ap
rons,, soma very clever breakfast
and luacheon Bets, a produce booth
and a fish pond will begin at noon.
8upper will be served, cafeteria
style, from 5 to 7:30.,.At 8 o'clock
Professor White will speak briefly
on poultry feeding, followed by a
program by local people.
The lecturf series has covered
several phases of feeds and feed
ing and has drawn a good at
tendance. The community is very
anxious that Professor White ar
range to continue the school
through the winter.
Infant's Funeral Today
(Register Lane County Special)
COTTAGE GROVE. Ore., Dec.
12. Funeral services for Jack
Russell Veatch, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Veatch. who died Fri
day, December 11, at Tillamook,
Ore., will be held Sunday after
noon at 2:30 in Mills chapel. Rev.
Duncan Cameron officiating. In
terment will be in A. F. & A. M.
I. O. O. F. cemetery. He was eight
months and 11 days old.
three new members. Miss Gertie
Odmark, Clnlro Steele and llti
bert Dersham. The drill team
made the work n foaturo nnd re
ceived much praise, Unlit rofreah
ments uf cako and cuffeo were
served.
Tho ladles' aid society of the
Christian church will hold an
apron and cooked food salo at C.
K Weber's storo Saturday com
mencing ut 10 o'clock, In tho forenoon.
Lodge Elects Officers
(Register Lane County Special) J
COTTAGE GROVE, Ore., Dec. .
12. The following new officers
were elected Friday night at the
regular meeting of the - Eastern
Star: Mrs. Mabel Srnnn, wortny
matron; 8. L. Godard. worthy ;
patron; Mrs. Jennie. Beldler, asso-;
date matron; Mrs. Jessie Mathews, ;
conductress; Miss Hainan t, asso
elate conductress? Mrs. Velma I
Harrell, secretary; .Mrs. Margaret
Lebow, treasurer. Mrs. Blanch
Short is present worthy matron ;
and Clinton Sprlggs, wortny pat
ron.
SPRINGFIELD PERSONALS
(Register Lena County Areola!)
SPRINGFIELD, Ore., Dec. 12.
W. W. Harder, grain broker of
Tortland, visited at tho Springfield
Mill and Grain company today on
business.
R. E. Hill of Mohawk was a vis.
Itor In this city for a short time to
day. Mrs. George Hughes and daugh
ter, Eva May, are visiting this week
COTTAGE GROVE PERSONALS
(Register Lane County Special)
COTTAGE .GROVE, Ore., Dec.
12. Mr. and Mrs. Carlson ar
rived Friday from Sumptor, Wash.,
and are guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Sarf. Rev. Mr. Carlson
will occupy the pulpit ot the Chris
tian church Sunday for both the
morning and evening services. -
Calvin Bobbins arrived yester
day from Bend and will visit at the
home of his mother Mrs. Lucy
Robbins, until after Christmas.
Adelaid and Lucy Small came up
from Drain Friday evening and I
win spena tne weeg-ena wan tncir
aunt. Mrs. Frank Hawkins.
Mrs. Frank Schneider left early
Sunday for Grants Pass, where
fcho will visit at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. fci. Alderman
for a tew weeks.
Joo Damcwood was a visitor
from Red Bridge today. I
Dlsston spent the day with friends
In town.
R. V. Hawlcy was a business
visitor in Eugene today.
Mrs. Gaven Dyott had as lun
cheon guests Thursday noon Mrs.
1. f.. Dunn and Mrs. George Hall
of Eugene and Mrs. Mabel Bean of
Portland.
Karl Mills, accompanied by Mr. I
ana Airs, unarlcs Boslough and
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ostrander mo
tored to Eugene Friday evening
and attended the entertainment
given at the armory by the Lions
olubs.
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Torwllliger ot
Portland were guests Friday after
noon and evening at tho homo of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nowcomb. They
were on their way to their new
homo at Powers, Oregon.
Mrs. Myrtlo McFarlund and Mrs.
Charles Vandcnburg and daughter,
.miss Eunice of Eugeno wore guests
Friday evening at tho home of Dr.
and Mrs. Kfme.
Mrs. Robert Allen left today for
Fresno, Cal., where sho plans to
make her future home.
Mrs. A. O. Sanders and Mrs.
Francis Wicks returned homo to
day from a short visit with
menus in Portland.
Mrs. Harry Campbell, accom
panied by her sinters, Mrs. It.
Tholl and Misses luy unil Ethel
Gross of Yoncalhi, wcro guests of
Mrs. W. M. Norrfs Saturday.
Mr. and Mis. Glon Hcott wcro
business visitors In town from Star
today.
ritKSWKLL PERSONALS
(Rcglflter Lane County Hpoclal)
av..j j iiju, viu., uw, ii .ir.
nnd Mrs. Petor Yonkor of Laurel
nvplii- U,' . I , . . ,
holidays with relatives and friends
Dr. and Mrs. D. A. Forbes of
vuuuge urove ana Airs, j'nocbo
llnrr.. f 1 nnn .. i r ,,
Wednesday attending a meeting of
The Robokah lodge held a regu-
.v..i,,B , miirniuy i-yi'IIIUKi
the program being the Initiation of
WILLIAM P. ILL DIES
WORD FROM VIRGINIA TELLS
of vrxi-.it AL
Crostvcll Man Gimm l-.n( Socking
Hotter Health; Wire nnd
Children Am Hero
(Rrguter Lane County Special)
ritKSWKI.I.. Ore.. Dee. 13.
William P. Wall died Friday, De
cember 4 at the heme of his
mother nt lvanhoc, Virginia, aged
3:1 years. He is survived by his
widow and two children. Lake
Ileno Wall and Harriet Wellna
Wall: also his mother anil n
brother nnd sister residing at lvan
hoe. Virginia, nnd two brothers
and two sisters living In West Vir
ginia. The Interment wns In the
Oild Fellows cemetery at Ivanhoe.
Mr. Wall had been 111 for some
time and had just arrived at Ivan
hoe from Creswell, hoping tho trip
nnd change would do htm good.
Ho made the trip feeling well but
only lived a week after his arrival
as ho took sick Thursday and
passed away Friday. Hfs wlto and
two children are nt Creswell.
He was married nt Welsh. West
Virginia, on Janunry 23, 1917, to
Dalsv Allison nnd came to Oregon
February 8. 1923. Whl'e at rr--well,
ho was in tho omploy of tha
Southern Pacific railway unt.l h.s
Illness compelled him to stop. He
was a regular ullenilant of the
Methodist church from childhood
ami was also a member of tho
Neighbor of Woodcraft.
FOSTER IN ACCIDENT
lK IIUVF.X 11Y VKNW.INU
MAN IS 1AMAiKl
UUflntrr clunty ftpvcUl)
K.MH.1NU. Ui'o.. 1 H?. 111. -A
vim loun luvMtMtt vnn . nurrmvly
nvorli'tl t" I'. K. Kotot lUM'i'oinry
or i ho Won.llthK Y. M. C A., Frl
tlny whilo on MIh wuy to Kukiiu
when tn tun. Inn u ooi uor ut Pmum
h loxl roiuiot of litri cui' uml was
lurnoil Into lw hunk. Tint rlht
front wheol of tho miiohlno was
hroktMi ttml tho I'tir rvcvivot.. other
alight ilunuiKt't.
CHURCH GIVES BAZAAR
FI NDS HAISKD FOR VSE OF
fOMMl'NITY ENTERPRISE
and camps will close on Deuomher
ii anil will not runtime operation
iiKnlu until about Janunry i
It Is expected that empleyes of
(ho lumber eoiiipuny will visit
tunny outside points over the holi
days. Other 'mills nml ramps In
the vicinity will ulso cltwo from
itne to two weeks for tho holidays.
It 1 understood,
ROBERT Gil STRAP KILLED
l'OUMIIt .ll'Si'TIOS MN
UtsKS MI'I'I ON ItlOS HAY
full, nml I Yti.'iurv Skull; Fiim-rnl
Ib id In IIiiiiix Tmiit Sutur
iluy Afternoon
(RpglMer t.tie reutlty Noeclitl)
WKNDI.INtl. Ore., Dee. 13,
The women of the community
church of WeiullliiK gave a basunr
this afternoon for the purpno of
raising funds for tho uso of tho
church. A larue number of per
sons attended tho event today both
trotu Wemll.ng and from udjncout
camps.
MILLS TO HAVE HOLIDAY
HOOTII-KKLLY COMPANY" TO
closk i)i:cfc:iitr.u 21
(Register Lane County Special)
WKNDLKsCll. Ore.. Dec. IS. In
order that the employes of the
ltooth-Kelly mill and ramps nt
Wondllng may have an opportun
ity to enjoy a vacation over the
Christmas holldnys both the mills
ItUsl.'r t.enn (Vnnty H.eelal
.m.WlToN CITY, tire., Dee. 13.
The funeral of Robert tlilsllnp
ns held III Miller's ellitpel Nattlr-
ilite arierneitn at 9 p. m . itcv.
rinley ofllelatlng. Hubert lillstrnp
uns horn nt liulonvllle. Pulmim
county. Mo., October S, The
fumllv cume went nnd settled at
Junction City May 20, 1S7H, Ills
early llle was spent In nnd around
Ill's place where he went o srhool,
Npemllng three years ut tl. A. (
In I son, be went to California and
tn llbix ho was married to Ktliel
1.. Miller at Ft. Jones, Four
children were horn to this union,
one dying In Infancy.
Mr. ami Mrs. GHstrnp went lo
Marshflebl In 1!0S where Mr. Oil.
lrap has been employed by the
Cees Hay Lumber company III the
electrical department, and It was
while employed adjusting a pipe
that the scaffold on which bo wns
elan. line guve way and while fall
Ing only ten feet, bis skull was
frnctiu-etl, causing lnstnnt death.
There remain a father and
mother, four brothers. Dr. W. J.
and Owen u( Portland: lin and
Joseph of Jiuiollon City and sis
ter, Klle, ulso ut .liitictlon City:
Ills wire and three children, Hubert
l. Cocllo I. and liwen It.
COBURG 500 CLUB MEETS
MH'IAL HVKNINtl NPIINT AT
MRS. VAN DDVN'H
(llestslrr Lane t'oimtr Heerlat)
CtllllMitl, lire.. Dee. IS The
t.nil club met with Mrs. Charles
Van Diivit last Hatiirdnv. The homo
was beautifully ilcconileil Willi
(lowers anil rcft'cHtimcniH Were
nerved. Itiuler Young ami Mrs.
tlcnruc licfrcntmchcr had high
Hcni'es, lliid Hose wus a giii'MI.
Those pt'cNciii were: Mr. and
Mrs. George lleffenliin her, .Mr. anil
Mis. l.eo Jarulgan. I 'l'. anil "Mrs.
.litrnlKiin. Mr. and Mra. L, Tyler,
Mr. and Mrs. Mct'oy, Mr. and Mrs.
l.tlclitll Wal'd, I'M Feeler, jtllKH
l.lsxlo Keeter, Mr. and Mrs. L, F,
l.tingeoy, Mr, and Mrs. A. (I, I 'It,
lie. Mr. unit Mrs. I.ee TboniaM, Mr,
and Mrs. Will Him it ll. Ml'a. t 'limine
Van I u ii, Mia. Oliver Kuse, Mies
(tela Howe, linxler Young, lilrd
Rose, Mr, ami Mrs. Aniloranti nnd
II. It. Coppocli,
The club llleels ne Natllnlay
evening Willi Mr. nnd Mrs, l.uo
Jui'iiiv.iii,
Cllllt'ltll I'CltKllNAI.M
(IlKSIsler l.ane t'litilily Hlei'lat)
Cdlintll, lire., Hen. II jln
Hind was III town Thursilay liven
ing. Mrs. Maey In slowly recovering
from her recent nine,
Mrs. Wlgln Is belter anil iibln ,,
be ni'otiml the lioiiee.
Charles Voglo was In t,inu
Tliiirsiliiy,
llerbeil Hlonelirrg nml wire oro
III lOtlgelto Thilrstlay,
Will. HiiiIIIi was 111 t'obiiig Weil.
Itl'NilllV.
II. It. Coppock. deputy hunk
nmlner, went lo I'oillaml lur over
H u ii. In y.
Dug Johnson was In Kiigeim
Friday.
The degree staff of I Hntiinmt lie.
lieKnh loilun In practicing every
week pioimriiloiv for lultliitbui.
The Indies' aid or the CliiiNlInn
cliiircli held u basilar ami dinner
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942 Willamette Eugene, Oregon
Buying Most
We Buy
For Let
Selling Moat
We Sell
For Lest
When you have bought your toys,
the most strenuous part of your
.Christmas shopping is over. And
you can buy Toys now at this Store!
1 We have here a magic land of toys I
Every one "will gladden the heart of
some youngster.
Our prices are so' much lower be
cause our New York, buyers pur
chased toys for all our 676 Stores in
immense quantities. Buy here and
-soivr-al
Stuffed Dolls
They Have Voices
i.Jib
Here are stuffed dolls
which speak 1 There are
animals and humans 1
Just the toy to delight
' the small boy or girL
Shop here for your
Christmas I YouH get
what you want for less.
25c to 98c
Aluminum Sets
For Wm Housewives
A Fine Girls' Gift
A set of aluminum like
mother's, only smaller, but
o much fun to play with.
Priced,
49c and 98c
( Tool Chests
Good Quality
Here's real manual train
ing kits. Let your boy
have some real fun, They
arc popular priced
Talking Dolls
The Favorite Gift
"Dear Santa: Pleas(
bring me a Dolll" BuJ
your little girl what shs,
really wants fhUl
Store. Priced,
$4.98 to $9.90
Erector Sets .
Make Bridges, Etc
The boy with the
mechanical turn of mind
will build wondrous struc
tures with these erector
sets. Made well I They
contain pulleys, shaftings,
bolts, nuts, screws, etc,
Priced,
$1.98 to $7.90
Scooters '
l;or speed and endurance
you couldn't please a boy
more by buying one of
tliccs scooters, priced at
$1.49 and $2.98
Doll Buggies
For Little Girb
"Little Mothers" .will
enjoy this! It's a real
buggy in which dolly may
ride. It's thoroughly well
constructed, tool Priced,
$9.90 to $12.75
Velocipedes
The Best Evert
Away he goes I The
first real vehicle is the
velocipede I And young
sters are happy with
them. Velocipedes bought
here last I It's because
they're well made. Priced,
79c to $9.90
N
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Another Eugene Stove
Has Adopted the
ITeim-IPaiy-iPDffliia
The McMorran and Washburne Department Store in
adopting the Budget Buying Plan, which, in its essence,
is the Ten-Pay-Plan, is one among thousands of stores!
the country over that are adopting in principal the same
plan of deferred payments.
The Green-Kilborn Company takes this means of con
gratulating the McMorran and Washburne Store on its
latest progressive step. We welcome you and wish you
flourishing prosperity under your new system of credit.
Green-ECilborn Is First
to Establish This Plan
In an effort to be of greater usefulness to our patrons and
to all the men of Lane County, this store led the way in
Eugene in a new system of credit buying. Universally,
people were buying automobiles, phonographs, radios,
pianos and homes on easy payment plans, and we could
see no reason why a similar plan could not be adopted for
the purchase of men's clothing. So the Ten-Pay-Plan
was evolved and minutely investigated and was found to
be sound. Forth-with it has become a part of our credit
system.
Fashion Park Clothes
So well and favorably known are featured at cash prices
on the plan. Furnishings purchased in amounts as low
as $20 also have the privileges of the Tcn-Pay-Plan.
Pay This Way If You Wish
t
$25 Young Men's Suits and O'Coats
Vou pay $5.00 when purchased and $2.00 weekly
$30 Young Men's Suits and O'Coats
You pay $6.00 when purchased and $2.40 weekly
$35 Fashion Park Suits and OCoats
You pay $7.00 when purchased and $2.80 weekly
$40 Fashion Park Suits and O'Coats
You pay $8.00 when purchased and $3.20 weekly
$45 Fashion Park Suits and O'Coats
You pay $9.00 when purchased and $3.60 weekly
$50 Fashion Park Suits and O'Coats
ITou pay $10 when purchased and $4.00 weekly
Bunch Your Gift Purchases and
Pay for Them With This Plan
ffeeim-Kfiflfooffira Co.
Eugene, Oregon
men a wear.
825 Willamette