Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, December 15, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextIS .TII TALK AT l-ANK I'fL. work I"""11" h"y"' Ml llio"' ' limi.nmlilu WDM '. III It' "( lhu :'.V v H.'HIM. hlil Ml tho r iliii. wi"1 i'".i h""" ' Til ItllliWN ! II Ill" l'l"ll.' , i.i !'''"" wlUl ijlrf Wl" I"1"1" '" r"n' ,i. iIh. uwiuiiiitK tit K-f'l,nv.. J'l finished " Irniiili'W "''' KldiriiflP ,.ii..i i.f U !"" . r'i nt'll". '..ilirl.iii. wn ',ih Ijiii I'' 'y "iiii'-H. 'noOi I" "M l,"""r'1 'S , l I.MIM I Hi"! t Tiiii mi i"i'ii" ii ,,f fVS ' wwy"r w."" .'"n" 'Eflah.U l.n.ilui'l r II ,1,, nlmur, IH Jl "i""! ' 1 " Wit. u wi,h 'h'' . Ill if Hi" dl-HI r, pfcinr.'ii i-.iir.ii.'j. ...... Tfi- V .mi iiroRiiim win ' i. ... i, .... nloymr. it ... - - - ,Je I'V "' "i-Kii'il"""" ' rivlllntlun. The movement ..... ......Ml llllllf til llll "2 : " . 111 I"' Veers meet tonight (1Ii TO, XISITHK UAMFs " AXI) VAt'.VriO.V Mit mull" lm..rliinro ,k, pionwr clubs 'f Eugene WUli'i up nl a im-nilim Mirl t'li.m'tr I'.iimn.l n lie III I o'tlork llilH iifi'Tniii.n M T x. C. A . n' l-.inlliiK tu W. nit, boy' rk 'cre(iuy (if laodtllnfl. I ' mSiln Wllnr tiiinlm-iiii tlln- (B. Ik wlli dlll i.f h. .n :itl mu. vrlili h li'Illvlly Will ill lm I0ll"' I. 'ill Klllllii llulv f,, will In. inkfii "p. lrtsM .'ii'l iliui urn iixlmlwl In llio lll of tlilnim 4kiJiI llil" iiifutlnii, Mr. M rtnuricU. . 5E EXTENSION SOUGHT WnOV ASKS roil VAH nl'-H- WE IN WEST BMltlan ilkiirtl by niiinornuw Uu on Klevt'iith iivpiiui wont -I (or extniilun of nl rM t rur vt on Itmt nl r pi i wiin mil- pd to (ho city t-ounrll ItiMt w. fUHa arn htltl on thn utrmit Ifat tlCtMUirHTM IINK t till t tlln KfVlc llQ t'Xtl'IMlCti to lhu pt tnd of rimmlHTrt nOilUlon, .ovgnil ,U,(, ,,,, (10 1n Hi., niiiui.l.,.1,,,, ,y n, rum tn fur A,lSi.!,''l:xl:T,,vl;- OJI'MDN HIM) .."..Kirilll IliniMM. I tVliiiuuy Jj uiin I'I'iiiiiiIh ,;, el,,,.!. 'I'lilkitl (if .ii ... c..iiiny i-i , Kll;.(1v,,p .hill" lm- im..i,Vii wurh iliiriiiK In Hi., i.iiiiiiillii.,. ,v,., mi,,,. . lhu .I.tii.,,, ( m, Vl.ri ,. . ",'". !'' 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Mr. vimtril I'l-iidhiioii, llnki.r inl l.n (Iniiwln. whoro the Io.Iko linn liri.il I itn 1 1 1 tl t !. iiml r. i.irl" tluil lill.r .. v..-n .luyii .if ulllrlnl mrv..y li r.nniil llii. udi. Krow l"K ruphlly In iiiciiilM-mlili) nn.l Iiml iilli.T ron.lllloiiH tti.ru r.iiind Ki llV ft. Mill. Tim "int.. pr.'M.l.liI wo ,.in,.r. Inln.'.l In vl-h y ,.,., pi,,,.,, i, Vl"lt.'.l. Hi. Htiw n iiiiniliiir .if run ill.hu.'ii liillli.i. ,1 n n,r,.n ,, Iirnl KiikIpii will h.il.l n iiii"krl im-ibI nl Ihc Iu.Iku raoin, HiIh rvi'MiiK, MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1925 THREE ELECT itrosiruvi; ,iU.ki ciiArri:u is ll.-tll.MU,,,,. ,,. H1.mw 1 IVH '"i X'M-n,l NBW nu-n,. iK-rn Am 'I'nk.-ii In c.,.,l'lrr.1, ,'l,' ul',"'i'i'iiill..ii Kp..n ;; .'"'""try i. ,.,., IVUH. nl.,., i.V.i H.v, (!n,:,r '!'"''" '"i"ily An! ' . ' " "' i llll,l. t .!. K H I In Din ,.,n, . t ,.,. "'" I "I. Ill" lllHt lllnhl. lilh.-r iti(.,.,- ,.,.., WI . 5 nmlrr1""". !" IW I in I'm i -'""'""y. I.li'illnnnm iiii! im ' '''"! lr.'nili , J,U.U,,. ' "''"hht'i M". (..illliu l- iir i cliirti..,! .,.,. Mui -M.;J..r Wnhi,,' ,,. a. inn's .. ,. . ..v.nunuiii jniiinn K'.'-pkii. Mvui.nniii H;.P,.or W11H '.;. ii im n .l. ,.K,t. , ,,..,, ,,, ciivonihin I., ,o hold In I i. llnn.t n.-xl Hnliinlny. I iv.'iity-nliiB rcBcrvo offln-rH '"',",K:'r' r"" lu "'" m'-ell'iK li. h w, ,., oul ,,y M J( J() ' 1 " " I xb-uiiv. ..rri- yr hi clmiKi. f roKorvo rorp" uu- I. v "I." Ill Mil" .l!,,!,!,.,, Tw ,,. lll.lllll'H rul- IMIIIIIiilRHl.MIH IIH KOI'OIIlI IIimii..,hihm In Inrnnliy W(,ru nH0 .r..'iil. Am. .lit: m.inu ,,r ,),. ,,11,111- iokii Inr off ii-ot-H nn iliilni'hiil .liny who vv.-ri. ul llm iiii.uiiiik wi-rc j.tf.jtcn mil Oiiloiml v. H. s;nclnlr, profc. ".r uf u.l II 1 11 1 y iif-lcnco nl III.. II11I-V.-rlly f Orocnn: mj,. Ullhh; inplnln Mnnrv: (.'nptnln Culcii. New Ini'iiihc rM of I lie- iiHBoi lnllnn W'.-i.. Miijur A, (). Wnllur, Ciipmln II. i'iv (!. hV.wy. Cnpinln I,. . M.K.y. Cinliilii Vim Kvnrv.Mlld. t iiplniii Di.llHi t Hlniinr.l, IJuutnn niil C. W. H..UI. I.huliiiniii 'f. It. I'.iwi.i", l.k-uiuiiniit Jutnt-H .. l?IIIT. II wiik il.-.-I.Ird tu imi.i im-etlnKM ...Ii nn. nih. mi 11, i. m'l-.inil Kntiir ihiy nf llio reHpactlvo porl.id. EXAMS WILL BE HELD THAI IIKI1K TO AI-I'I.AU li:itTH1fATK.S S.'h.dnl.. H.tIiim Wolll.-Mlny nl 0 II. I,,.; Cplilrr lo AnsLlt KtlJHT liili'ii.l.nt M.Miru 4 COPYftfOHT tV INTERWOVEN 6TOCKINO ooypANr RAILWAY CLERKS LEAVE KMsKio.Ntt i:m with iiAxgrin' AT OSIII'K.N Th nii.i.:.iiK f 1I1.. iiroilii.rho.iil "f ItnllH'iiy Oh 'ill" nf llm Portland. Aiililmid dlvhlon nnd.-.l with u Iii.ii.i. nl lhu Hot.. 1 Onhurn Sun ilny ul 1 o'tUu.'k mi.! iiinnt o( llm vlnllnrH Infi fur th.-lr I iva on llio nfl'Tnoun IrnliiM itmt 1ny. A liliMln.'iui rifMliiii wiih h.d.l nt tin. IkI. 111-11 Hnntliiy fo-.no.in itnil , iii. nli"ii in'rlnlnini.- In Hi.. ko.i.I of lli. iirdiT wert. iI.k.-unmi-iI. The ! vlnltorn ('..iii.liiifiitt.d tin. 1. 1. -nl ItuMiitirrM of lltf. ord.-r v.-ry litKhly upon ih -iiti.rtii.llitni-iil Klven tlln, 11 whlltt In tlln rlty. Remember Last Winter? Better onlcr some piral dial or Gnsro Iiricqucts now, lie fore the rush, and "have no worry of frozen pipes. Rainier Coal Co BSevehth Ave., E, Thn RMiil-nnnutU rxiimlimtion for , M-m iiiTH' certincatOH will bo livid IIiIm wi'L'k at the coiirthouHP, Im-1 k'lnnliiK Wt iliiiKdny nt I a. in., no i cnriliiiK to 13, J. Monro, county Hiiirriii(eMilrnt. Mr. Moore will It hk(nH (I by. Arnold , CriUlur, nn- i HlHldllt NUIKTlllLOlltlOMt. Tho Hche- l1nl of i-xiiioltmllonH iih tinnouncuU I ly thf HUnHiiti'ti(l(nt folloWH: Wt'diH-Hdiiy forenoon ..U. S. ' lilHtory, wrltlnK. m lisle, drawing, j VtMiicniJuy uftiruuon I'hywlol ;okT. rt'iidlnff, inniiunl tnilniii(f. j coniioHliloii, doinoHtli: ' m.leiK-e, ' nuMhodH In remllim. rourHO of ntudy for druwIiiK. incthodH In arithnio I tie. J Thurudny foronoon Arithmetic, i lilHtory of ed unit Mm; pHyrnoloKy. 1 rmtlKMld In KeoKrnphy, nierlianicul I drawint;, douu'Htlu urt, crourjio of iMiudy for domnHtlc art. j ThurMday nfternoon (irnmmnr. KcoKraphy, stenogrnpliy, American lllcraturu, phylr, typowrltinK, niethodH In InnKUngo, IUchIh for pri mary curtinoutj, , Kilday foronoon Theory nnd pructlcD. pclllnr, phylcjil woitra phy, KiiKl'tih llt:nuuru, liomltry. Friday afternoon Hehool law, Kcolosy. nlKohra, civil Kovernment. Halm day forenoon Goomctry, ; botany. j Katurdny nftornoon Oeneral history, hookkevpliiK. LOCAL MEN ON BOARD Xi:W Jtl-.SKKVK EXAMINING St llKIll I.E IS .MADE Telephone 412 g GOOD PRINTING- Eugene 047 Willametta The kind yon want it when you want it. Printing Co. Telephone 148 EUGENE, A GOOD MARGET GRATIS PRODUCE , A Reliable Produce House Also hundreds 6f Fat HenS, Springers, Ducks, Qeese, and Capons. Brinfe tkern in1 Early This Week Notice of a new offlcor reserve hoii rd ,wiih oontnhicit In an nbatruct nf Bpoclul ordern No. Ill, hend onnrtnri. of tho UOth dlvlalon. Port- I liuid, reeolvcd by , local officers yeM.'rdny. ri. imw l.nni-il tvlll ilnphlo iinnn the filni'".i of enndidntes for "cor ll'lnitos of cnpnclty," or qualified lion for promotion In tho next' hlKhcr ftrndo or riink. but will not i niiillct W illi the board Hint ninkes examinations tor uppelntincnt or: promotion. lvuKene reserve of ficera .who will! he member, of tho .board were: I named us follows; Major John l' liiibli, Infantry (detached officer ! Hat of tho reitulur army); Major I Wlllard A. Hiking, chaplains' corps reserve; .Mujor Jlcuben H- Klclila, meilli'iil corpa ,reservc; Major Carl ' W. Hold. Ins. modlcnl corps reserve; I Major William a. While, inrantry reservo; Klrst Ueutoiiant Hoy C. Andi-ewa, field nrtlllovy .reaervo; I l''lrst l.leiitenunt William A. -Milne. i ordlttunco resorvo; First J-aoutonaiit Tliomna 11. I'owora. oiiciiii.er serve First liloutonnnt Horscnoi a. Taylor, ulr service reserve. HOTEL RAZING FAVORED nun c'hikp makes hei-out TO COUNCIIj That the Bncoro hotel on Wll Inmetto Htreet near ,tlo poatoffico hulldliin be condemned und roaed by tho olty. vu tho recommenda tlnn made to tho city, council last iiluht by W. JO. Niisbiium, uro ehinf. who was nsknd by llio coun cil recently U invoallKitto tho el iiVko briiUBht by tho stiito flro luarshnll linn i" ..."". -flro himnrd. Mr. Nualmuiii staled in the report that. Ho believe,! the iiiiildlntr u nulannco nnd a lire ""n'u Onvlord, owner of ' the liulldliiK. will be notified of tho report and win no nnnm , liefuro tho council at n Inter moot to muko any prixtests ho wishes auiilnst tho carrylnif.out of tho riMioiiiiiiendatlon.;' A city ordlnnnco provides for auuh nullon. BENEFIT SALE PLANNED ....i;U..iia -to ni'. tisEn row. I'lNK AKTS lltlttiBINO Hind w,"Z" rh. fl..-.rti ,,0P for ii i""'":. ;, ", ho nccoruinK w T. aoPi.nK0r. mem or o tl 0 l.onr.1 of reBonta. " it hr,K been ideci,l. to Pinco these llilnw on salo niraln Decem ,er 21 to ii nt nine o'clock, in tho C'vmniso bo a food Ml'. In connecTlon with tl.o bazaar. It was announced. Interwoven Hose Men always feel the need" for more hose. You're sure to please the finiky ones with a selection of this extra fine, double reinforced interwoven heel and toe hose. All colors jn wool, silk and wool, extra weight silks, and mercerized lisle. 35c to $1.50 Golf Sets Sweater and Hose to Match Sets Jacqtiard and plaid patterns. .They, show the sub stantial and dependable, Scotch workmanship, ajpd what they make can be relied upon for good, service able wear and long comfort. $7.ti0 to $10.00 Ttik Exclusive Mfetfs Store lis Crowded ii With Practical Gilts Stetson Hats fts. j&fc Jta. js. Js. j&t -kkjfc sik jfffcsasfc-sjft in the selection of gifts f o)c meW it's ah easy task in this men's store. Here you will find gifts that are selected with care always with the idea of teing a real help to you on your Christ mas proDiems. What ever your prob lem come to, us, we can help you. Meh's gifts 'from a man's store are sure to please riini oh Christmas morning. Each seaspn sees more and more hats .presented -as gifts. Here you will find the high-grade Stetsons,.the hat of ftyle, quality, and service in the newest -whiter shapes and colors to please every man and young man. $6.00 to $10.00 WADE BROS. Hart Sfehaiffner & Marx Clothes BUSINESS FIRMS TO MOVE SIUS. OUOCIIEII ANI KENNyiTTIl KTIIAWN HAVE N KW'PLACES '-Mrs. Crocker, nillllnor, formerly with Jjovo -and "Barrott'a . depart ment store and -who has been ope rating a small Btoro In the Hoffman hotol ibulldlna;. on Ninth - nvcniic east, has lenscd -tho room now oc- cupled by -Kenneth Strawn's con fectionery. 8toro.and lunch, counter at iJ6 W'lllumetto street, and will movo soon, it was announced yes terday. . Mr. Strawn has leased one of the rooms. In tho new Ftnnie .building, next to tho Carnegie library on Willamette street, . near Eleventh .avonuo, and will movo-just as soon us tho room Is ready. street, nnd Eighth avenue, .where mo ivinametto valley .Transfer company's depot Is .located, is. In jured, .nro , tho charges .made by residents ot the district Jn a - peti tion submitted to the council. last niftht. Tho , petitioners requested Hint tho council take stops Lo see Hint property, is safeguarded. Curbs i are broken. lawns-Hoollod and accidents. nd unpleasantness in general is caused by parking the trucks on the streets in rthe dis trict, -the complaint .states. Tho judiciary committee, of -tho. coun cil was. Instructed to get , in-taueh witu oiiK'.inis.oc mo. transter company NEW BRIDGE IS IBUlLT FARMERS ROAD VOI.UTKIOl?. AY0RK,1ON$ ON uiii;it pooolu cuhkk " Farinorn Hvln on Poodle creok. abuvo Noti. havo offered io do do nation work hi clearing tho rljtht of way for next years const motion work on tho. road up that creek. A chanco in rltrlit of way from tit old road has been tmulo nnd It is neeeaaary to clear quite a stretch of Urn her, I, A numbor of farmora who cnllod upon itho county court yesterday want t Ho I'oodlo creek road, extend ed toward tho oast to connect with a road on tho upper Ijoua Tom, while a daloKttlon that appeared a few days tio want It extonded to tho north west to connoct wuli the low par iH)ad, TRANSFER VANS SCORED . . .- . . . - COUXCir, ASHED IV 1'ETITIOX TO TAKE ACTION That transfer . vans . used in hnndling freight -hetwoon towns in tho Wlllnmetto vnlley nre damaging cltv nnd nrlvnto- nronertv and that the neighborhood near . Lincoln MEN OP ST.Ui-FOltD jpisfplCT TU11N OITTAND WOllK I The men .of tho .Stafford . school district on the Mohawk yesterday built a new swinging bridgo across the river back of the. school .and tho women . of '.the .neighborhood served a tine dinner, for tho -work ers. ... ......... Tho. old bridge which for many years bad carried the pupils. Jiving on the west side of tho river to-and from school for, many years, - had boc.omo dangerous and -money was recently raised for material to -build a new one,, the mon volun tcorlng their labor to erect' it. . Thoro -was a large turnout and the nffalr was in the nature of picnic - - - MASTER BARBERS MEET .- ... ! 1 . VHOF-ESKOIl WOOI PIU NCIPAIj SPEAKER AT DINNEtl First of a setles of social. Bath orlngs of tho Master Barbers' .assor elation of this cty was held lathe banquet room of the Eugene notoi lna nlirlit ' Professor Louis A.' Wood, bf the department of economics, at. the University of. . Oregon, wos -the speaker of the evening and .dls cussed economic' questions -as they confront the barbers. He urged a close .corpporatlon. between the master barbers, the men -who own the shops, and . the journeymen bnri-ers, .the. omployes. . .Election of officers .will tnKo plaoe .at - the next -meotlng . of the association. which will be held tho second Monday in January. A so- clul.at, which tho lournoymen Bar bers and their families will bo in vited will -also, be held then. M.iW. A.rELiECT'S OFFICERS J. A., .MeKEATTT .S ., NAMED CUNSUlJ Ull' UltLIIIC J.-A.! JIcKevltt-was elected con sul . of the Modern '"Woodmen of America,-at 'a meeting of that or ganization held In the lodge rooms last night. With the election of Mr. MeKev- itt, David Link began his :27th yean-, as clerk, of the order In Eugene, it was reported by mem bers. ;JMr. Link; was -re-elected last night,. r , . I . , . Other. -officers- bhoBon, -were: Ad visor,' H. -Mi Brewnell; banker, In thanvBarrott;. escort, E. A. Perrin; watoaman.iaielth Xi. venters; son- try, Nathan. I. Hart;, physicians, Dr. L...E. -McDouiial. Dr. B. ..F. Scalefe.,Dr.'-F. E.' Adams, Dr. I. it. Fox-.apd Dr.xK.' rt,,r leids. E.,10. Palmer, who passes to the positloa of past consul, -was elected to act as installing onicer. I' Mlllamnttie OolleotJon ft Credit Sorvlco. Bonded Collection special iBtsi.Q, 8. Dillon, manager; Donald Young, attorney, 800 Willamette. Phone 178. IThe City . Beauty " 8hop has all new and - experienced operators. Phone ;ll4l),;Clty'.Barber BhOp and Beauty Parlor.: 881. Oak street. U-l-tf if Iraalw allhanTlntlpIlM lakes for: any you may ;flesire to renew or.aubaorlbe for new. 100 Second ATenue East. i-je-tf Oriental Grill TTnder New Mnnngomcnt -i' Dinner dance every night except Sunday. Muslo by the new Wur lltzer piano. Special attention to phone orders. Phone 2343, Jack O'Day, proprietor. 12-8-tf GUSS L. NEELY CO.I Buys your old tires for cash. 12-10-1 mo. . Dont Forget. . .. Bob's Beauty Shoppe-has noted to larger and better quarters at 77 Willamette, upstairs next to Wade Bros., Phone 888. ........ ... i--- 10-11-tf "Vof next 80 days phone 1286-L. J. E. Cupp, Painting Contractor. -- . ,. i wtr -w -m -wr-wtr . -w s : , Our ame ose Years ago, the founders of tho Ui S.-National. Bartk had. a vision of an Institution that would be a helping friend to. everyone in this county. They wore more interested In seeing Eugene become' a thriving, bustling commercial center than they were In building up. their own fortunes. So they organized this bank with, this definite policy in mind nnd named it after tho most respected, most helpful and most honest organization in1 the world the United States Government. .;-!, t ; .1 , '. ''. And if one were to loon back over tho Intimate history of the U. S. National Bank one would find that never has this Ideal been lost out of sight. It yon come to us as a new, customer today you will know that you are bolng assisted for that la our foundation policy. . . , , us nmIoHaL R A N , , i . j.e. Bank cf 'tervce . sEUCENEaOAN fr. SAVINGS Sfle Bank for Savings