Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, December 15, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15. 1925 FIVE A Very Important Matter Klliiitf l)rt-s,'ri,li"n!t ,lS '"l", fl,,,lil' I'I'.vsi. ian lii, ts with rfrtracU'i'" )' l"w "l'iiK l'iH. written on a small piece of !at r. is n very important matter. Those ,-mr-,ctcrs arc mi order to the pharmacist to properly mix pure drugs for tlic relief of the one who is ill j y,mr H)m. Ve Utko no chances here. Wo never lubstitute. W uo only pure drugs tlio best money will buy ,n U80 every core in prescription work. TIFFANY-DAVIS DRUG CO. GEORGE W. DAVIS, Manager Eugene's New Drug Store 0 Willamette Telephone 131 bill,....... wlileh lu in convention April tu ''u 1,0111 A'l"'y nuxt Llun!','!,!"'!" ,,"'"''ly-H.lwl.rU Tei'i M.i .!.''!.','''l'ly '"l''l"l"r ot tl.u llvlnir I.. , l Hlllelii, IHIW '" 11 I'urlliimi, ,eru fur n u"y or au on hiialm-KK. i . . . fSkf,Blr.rrrB,,,, m "r- ! ' 1 elulV'win''!"'! ."' yUv,,l'" Hl-Y i;tr,,;, vY.;,.i; Ai.,!l,:!,,Pnlf S .w ,. T""'- 'n"'l'"""r for the """on ), ,,t ,,,. nluiwV , M"" '"".l"' "" IT..r,.. J nil, ii .' i H- of i , .'' ' "' M" 'nlverlly Hi.. I i'" "'Iccled lis "I""1" '- r,.r ,, M,..H ,., , Ma."l.fl,M.I. Kllniluy, I,,.,-,.,!,!,'"- 20 iViii'.y. ' "' w"ri1 lMil yt'H- I I ci!.'.?'o"M" """''' " HlM'ak Dr. ' ,' " I"vit, profomioi- r ,.. !" ." ,. ,. lllVRri11ly r 0rc.., !.. " principal speaker lit illiy. l,l,'ll W...I i " ' 1,1 h nr t in I "iiiPK.i muni team yesterday. Alpha, TliU will perform. CAUGHT IN THE ROUNDS PRICE IS COMING SOON i:van(;ki,iht to :mhk pout i,am .mi;i;tin; December in Will Slop lii Albany fur l''w Days unci Comn cm In Tills (illy IjiKt in Ik VWlor lr. Hllll- 'l lion"". physician ( Juiiciluii m on lluIIH" J. A. Hlevelii LlOikUnd n 111 Eugene your- hi itlrnuliil. i" iiiiiin' Hiiti.iH. r l.t Xln.l IlKNWll 1'! Kill. I iiirnun v ..... -. - L.j .t.l.,,1 .if (1 ondlllo. H'llH u kiitM vlnltor III tlm clly yestor. Drunk It Fined S.'.u Kllln Pick- i ir.lcnl.1V uuit riixol fliO In Ljct rourl for be;ttg drunk mul lnrl)t. Pmii Coaiiln In City Mr. nnd kin U. A. Mi'lXBT of I 'unit wore ivnt oUMif-lnwn roslilenlH to Irnt In Urn clly lulu yesmrduy. rmnile e'lnin In Euimio Mm. A. tlirnulle nnil Mm. Kmi llnr. ;ti of Junction l-ily were shop. if In Kukhio enterday utter. TWUn V1Ui KNirr MIhh Mnr- lWIinB in Kuuncf with hrr - U. Mr i. L. II. McKry, 4J1 Ninth kmut west. TrVflfl OttUxr NniiHxI Dcillrl firriilir, BoH-nr rn dtni, linn Uvi bHi;M traff.t! offlottr tti npr- kt ttth tlm city pnllro (Ir-pnrt-fct. It wu nntinunrcd yoMtcrtlio. fr T. Monm. vMvt ltrk In thr mtt M tltt CtiMcndfi tintlnntil fm (p. CMtu HtHhuri (uilny to iim m rnrrn in orrirn of tlm mpqui nntloniil foroHt fur n tvvt Vin ml U'dtiinii Ahwwi.uI T...1 Fuduywri and Mm. Kdlth Knr pw). iltcjifMl purllrlpiiiitii in iht kltlr near UnKni-tr r...i.ll.. i1iH( f ben t-miHo iif the lirrom Fnv op mx ot hop ptritnnH. wri Wed by deputy htr:ffH Hundiiy and. ph-udpd imt KUllty to tho cluirtid dairi a.tinul them In (he junlU o vtut i. nin l'utm Mini IIitin M. M. JUttnr of CntWM J'oltit. iar !rid wen, v. an in tlio tlty NtiMliiy on btitliH-H l utwitHUd with tho Hchuul In lllllt tl mi j-t, lljiiik Ik UN-omtiHl Tlw irnltcd Ktu.t'M Nuttt'ital Imnk Inbhy wiih thrtMiiii'd with n C'tirirtinuH tn-u mid m)mt VuItMldi ftiituifN y enter -day. Rtnla Clttun will inako u vinU lu I lid li.itik I Ift'i-li liter 1' 4 II iviin itnuuuiK rd. Vltntrri to lnik nt (iitlcvvny Kniiliw-rii ruitiiiy mad vh-wh to day will view out iho propoMcd U'ttiuiit Katfway :i hclnlik (iar tlrfiii nuith of i h- rliy, Hrcordlnif tn annoiini'vini'nt it t tho nfflc u( iu rounty fiiKdn'i-r yvntrrday. Ni-w llr'dm I IMp-That the nrw lirhUi arritHM thu WlllatiH'ttv ilvr In a Krrat Iwlp tn ri'tildcntH of HarrlidiurK. who wlh to emno to Ktik-'iM. wait tho fttat-Miient niad hi't ycittfrdny ly William Htriida. who, with Mm. Strnda, wiim u liUHtncHM v Hltor n tho city. Ttirhor VWim JliiKino Dr. Jaint'H IIomIk. of tho rolli'k'i- of inu-htTH at Coltinihla unlvtrlty. wiiit a vl-dlor In Kiinnc ovt-r tho wi'ok'ond, an ihi KiH'itl f hlii nln lirn. Mm. I. M. InKfrmdl and Mm. Zcldu M. Murrow. Vlillf In tho r ty ho oonforrfd with local rdn rutorH Hi regard tn work It ore. Mlwdotuiry Iloiirtl to Mwt lr. K. V. Silvt-iH ami llov. With or U. Myrrn will K t Portland today to nttond tho mootlinc of tho Htulo hoard of lulfiHlonu of tho Chrlmlim rhuroh. Ir. SHvoim In proHldont of tho lumrd and liov. Mr. Myom dlroctor of ytninc pooplo's work. Itov. Mr. M vot will alfo attond tho inrotlnn of tho oonimlttoo to itr rattKO tho proKrant for tho ntuto lly II. W. 11AM Thor hiia arlHcn. connldorahlo Hpouiilatloii hero ifKiirdlriK the outcome of Kviim,'dlHi J)r. ChnrloH H, J'rlco'H uri'ortH to MUcooMfully I'ffouL ii Htity In thu doclHtun of tho 1 1 ty council of Portland to ra'o tho Hovonth Uny AdvontlHtn' ttthorna-1 clu whoru lir. Price Ih now :on-' diiotliiK u revival which would niako it puHdlhlo for hlin to com. Idolo IiIh onKaKomnnt with tho i vnnuollHtlc criiHiulyrH of that city, wh eh wiih to ho on December 21, However, It wuh learned at tho armory here Hunduy whoro tho Hlbh Htandard :oiiKroj,'atlon holdH ItH HorvlcoH once oach wock on nc count of lark of room ,n tholr hall, that Dr. Pr.co would clomo In Port land on tho ifiih ami on hlft way Houth to Bpcnd tho holiday; wllli IiIh family, Htop off at Albany and wlvo t horn a Hhort cnKiiKemcnt, poHHlbly.holdlnK uvor noxt Hunduy cvoninK. Tho exact dato of Dr. Prlco'a comlnK to Kurcone hn not 'been Klvon out, but probably nomS time in January. EvanK'llHt Kvorott Parrott will preach at tho armory on Decern her 27 for the Hlhlo Htandard folkn IiIh fii-Ht appearanco In thiH city for Homo tlmo. KvanKollHt Parrott In well known In religious nircleH hero and In nald to bo a populur proncher. Itov. J-'rod HornHhuh threw a monkey . wrench into the evolu tion tHt tltoory durlnK IiIh nortnon Kundny ovenliiK and omplviHl7.ed IiIh profcrenco for tho ICblo vor Hlon Instead of thnno of later date. At the conclusion of tho pas tor's norm on, it In no now thing for one or more additional oxhoriern to tuke tho platform and plead with RlnnerH to "hit the HawduHt trail." Th h Ih a new prucllco to Ntald nd church Koern, and there In room for doubt as to Its effi cacy In cIohIi.k an otherwise ac ceptable service. $M$ Qjristmas News O'er the Gift Trail With House Slippers 1R'ft is more appreciated than a pair f comfy house "I'pers. Here yon have tho choice "f l'"'sc shpcrs fiat niiRment the real pleasure of (,'iving with beauty niatchinkr usefulness. A wide variety of styles in 1-clts Otitis and Lcatlicrs. McCallum and Cadet Hosiery ?rc Rifts that should lie on vour Christmas list. Coni lnBi" a myriad of colors they make a charnunff gilt. Luxite Socks For Men AB''t of Luxite socks for "HIM" is sure to please. Xtheprice shoe7 V0 MARTHA E. BUTLER DIES AGED WOMAN HI'XENT RESI DENT OF I.ANE COIWTY I .1S, ,I"", -'ill"r In Sik-iiU Jiimes M. IIUIHTI, iri'lil..il of Iho Kulein ."illy i.ii.ir.l, will lin unit of tho "I'CiikiTH ul Die mei'lliiK of tho JOu '"'I""'" I" he hol.l t the 1 l"i"l I'Vliluy, It wiih mi. ! '"""! 1 y"ler,luy. Hevernl other ,."''' un, on the pruKriun for I'Hef tulkii. t ... . M,'l'lnery lo o Ilr.MiKlu . . V """"'y rouu inni lilniiry Hint Iuih i,,.,.,, ,.,, llH .rnlrll. ron.i iiurliiK the Kunuiier iin.i f,,ii .H tO ll,t ItlfiVeil 111 III i.rw.n , '"" eniiniy n.iriiH near ..... rerry Blleet brldKP for till Winter, nerordlliK In Coun.y En Kineer I', M. MorHO. I llOlllllhlill lu ,i n.,.. r I'., 'riiotiiimon, wlio wuh nrroKted a lew ilnyii iil-i) on a eluiiKi, of lar ceny by hnllee of nn autoniobllo, wiw liuund over by Juntlco of thu I eaei. J. K. Vouiik at CottaRC 'riivo yenerility. DlHtrlet Attorney Meilley an, chief Deputy Kher.fr Hvarverud ntlenileil tho liearlnK. l:niteii! lliiKilial Nu Ailmlt teil: Jlrn, M. . jjifiy, Junction I lly; John Mleholhrook, Junction Hy; Mm. Kiank HtroiiK, EiiKone; Mr. JenH CroHn, HiirliiKrield. Uln. iiilHued: Mm. t. V. Mountain. Co bunt: Nlik (leork-e, city; Mm. J. II. Hi-own. city: Krnnk Humph rey, city; irn llolen. Crow stueo. S-"tt Wanleil for. I'lilroliiuin A petition rontiilnliiK many hIkiiii luri'H nnklni; that the county court appoint It. . Heotl patrolman for rou, I iliHtrlet No. 21, which In cludes tho territory mirrniindlnK CreHWell, wan rneelved liv Ihe court yeBterday. It. o. Hraily linn mred In ihul capacity tho past year. ' MoniJily M-ilnir I'lnnneil Muse by the I)e Mnliiy quartet and an aildrew by Itev. J. Frank lin ll.iii:,. pantor of the Klrnt Meth-oillHt-KplHcopal ohurch will fea ture the monthly meeting of the Y. M. c. A. memherKhip which will mart with a dinner nt :l!i o'clock Friday n'Kht, nccordlliK to un announcement made yesterday. . liar Aso,-lntl,in to Meet Mom Item of tho Lane County liar as iinclatlnn nnd iiiembcrH o'f the Unl vemlly of Oreiton school of law will bold liter annual banquet nnd round table dlscuK3lon at tho Os burn boiel next l-Vlday evenlni;. ArraiiRemenls for Ihe banquet and fllxcllHHlnn are beliiK made bv V.'hltten Swnfford and S. M. Cal kins. Ijlbor IMo'um In Show Tonlclil. "labor's Hewnrit." the moving plclure brotiKbt hero for free showliiK nnd which was with drawn from a Sunday prowram at Ihe HelllK theatre, will bo shown at Iho armory tonlRht. It wan an nounced yerterday. National guard dr. II nltendanee h-is been post poned for the benefit of tho films, It was hi, 11. . Ilnnk Ctcnrlnir liicrrnHrw- Bank cleur'MiTS In hliKono mounted to nearly Sl.15.000 more Ins! wock than they did tht week beforo. It I HORN was reported yes'erday by officials j SHOWALTER At'thelr residence of the KuKeno ClenrliiB House of j n the Stanley apartments, Sun whlcb all local banks are afflllat-i ,in na.Ami.n- m iqor tn rr ed. Cbrislnias trade Is responsible, ,, jrs. G- C- sh0waltor' of Eu-1 it was explained. The total fori ono n nnn , lni:t week was $rP.nS(t.3S nnd for r" Mrs. Martha K. Butler, until re cently n resident of Wulla Walla, tueu at the home or her daughter, Mrs. Ella .Shelton, motor route C, yesterday. Mrs. llutler was 79 years old and Is survived by two sons nnd three daughters. Funeral services will probably be held at tho llrnnstet ler chapel, although arrangements were not completed yesterday, pending word from relatives In Washington nnd North Bend. The surviving children nre as follows: John flnffney, North Hend: Ouy flnffney, I'uyallup, Wash.: Mrs. John Hughes, Kenno wick. Wash.: Mrs. Amy Becker, l'ortlnnd, and Mrs. Ella Shelton, motor route B, Eugene. Mrs. Butler was n member of Ihe Christian church 'and the Daughters of the American Revo lution, her nffillutlons being in Walla Walla. MORE PYROTOL WANTED SEVENTH CARLOAD B E I N G MADE fl BY FARMERS Tho seventh carload of pyrotol for Lnno county farmers this year is being made up, according to O. S. Fletcher, county agent, and it is expected to closo tho pool by Janu ary 2. Orders for 17,000 pounds havo already been received and It is hoped, said Mr. Fletcher, that tho entire carload will be made up in a few days. Five carloads have I been received and one Is now on the way. I This explosive Is very popular J with !.ane county farmers. Tho 1 government donates he materials : which were left over from the war nnd the only cost is the. nmount which the powder com-1 pnny at Du Pont, Wash., charges. to make it up. ilhe week prior, f 4 H 1 ,74 L',30. ) Ilnnk Case lo Bn Dlslll'ssetl In Ihe cuse of Frank I.'. Brnmwell. sta'e superintendent of banks in charge of the nfrnlrs of Ihe Bank of Waldpnrt, against M. R. Durbln a motion wns rued in circuit court yesterday to dismiss It as it has been settled. Thin was a case wherein Ihe bank examiner sued the stockholders of the bank to niiike up a deficit that existed when tho bank closed. ... Dr. Smlili Wrllrx Article A description of the physical ' ana economic geography' of Oregon by Dr. Warren 1. Smith, hend of the ilepnrlmcnt of geology, University of Oregon, will be published In tho next lsuo of tho Common -weallh. The paper !s written in ton chapters, each covering a pnr llcnlar secllon of the slate. This Is Ihe first tlmo n couipleto survey of this kind has been written, Dr. Smith said. Pnolfle Chrlsilnn Hospital News Admitted Hunduy: Mrs. R. O. t'llno. Dismissed: Richard Godfrey, city; F. 1). Ooff, Oakland: Mrs. ItnV WiltklllB, Antnuf. Admitted Monday: C J. Sworten, l'ortlnnd: J. T. Avi-brey, ' C'reswelli Mrs. Charles Dlckorson. clly; Mrs. Will lilshop. city; Frank Hpnfford, I.os Angeles: Mrs. John Stewart, Con don: Mrs. H. V. Jett, city. Dis missed: Mrs. it. A. Moore, Elklon; Mrs. I.ololn Smith, Springfield. FISHER At the Maternity homo. fi48 Fifth avenuo west, Decem ber 14, IMS. to Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H. Fisher, of Eugene, a son weigh ing 10 pounds. HOI.L1S At tho family rosldonro in Springfield. December 9, 1H2G, to Mr. nnd Mrs. Seth Hol- 11s, a daughter, Dorothy Jean. CI.IXE At tho Pacific Christian I hospital, Sunday. December 13, S 1925, to Mr. and Mrs. R. O. tVll.tr. Rlltmnn n niil.lne ANNOl'NCEMENTS THE CO.VCIRKOATIONAb WO men's Missionary society will meet nt tho church this after noon nt 2:30. All women of tho congregation nro Invited. T1IK WOODCRAFT THIMtU.K club will hnvo nn nlt-tlny meet, lng Wednesday. December 16, at the home of Mrs. A. W. Hoskoll, College Crest. All members nre requested to bring a covered dish. TUB RIVER HOAD WOMEN'S club will moot nt (he homo of Mrs. Rov Woodruff, Thursday, December 17, nt a p. in. Kach member Is asked to bring n gift costing not more thnn 10 cents for tho club's Christmas tree. New residents In tho district nro especially Invited to Join, Come nnd get acquainted. REDMAN At the Eugene hospi tal, Monday, December 14, 1925, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Red man, 2007 Franklin boulevard, a son, weighing olght and seven eighths pounds, flint of Tlmnks Vi'o wlwli til thnek our ninny frlrntl. who so kindly oxtomtetl their synumtliy In nlir Inte Imrenvpniont. nlnn fur tlio insny hiMiutlful flnrsl Irlbutes. MH. ,1. U. W1I.KV. Mil. M. A. WOOD, Jilt, i, ml Jilts. 11. A. WOOD. Cnrtl of Tlmnks Wo wish to express our sincere tlmnks for tlio sympathy soil tipnullful floral offorlnss sent us during our sad bo ron vemont. O. M. JACKSON snil CUII.DltBM. A, F. nnd A. M. Regtilnr meeting of Eugene lodge No. 11. Deccpiber 10, 1925. Annual election. ORDER W. M. 12-15-2 EngloH, Wako T'pt Slumber No LonRcrt FInp your wings nnd join us nt a shndow bnsket social on Tuesday evening, .December 15, nt 9 o'clock, given by tho drill team. Bring your fnmlly or sweetheart. Invite your friends. Dnnclng at 10 o'clock. Conic you owo It to tho drill tenm. BY THE COMMITTER. 12-13-2 T)r. limit Hostinien Prneileo Dr. Chnrlea 10. Hunt of tho Eu gene hospital cllnlo, hn recovered from his rocont Illness nnd will see a limited number of pntlenls in his offlco irom 2 to 4 p. in, dally. Disenses ot children and obstet rics. 12-13-3 MUTUAL LIFE Q. M. 8PRAQUB "From Eugenes Own Store 99 Every section of this hig cheery Christmas store offers charming gift suggestions. How pleasant is Christmas shopping where courtesy is! RAYON STEP-IN SETS . y $5.95 '- V Silky, lustrous Rayon that possesses such ad mirable wearing qualities and always retains its fresh, luxurious appearance. Vests and step-ins trimmed with soft ecru laces and richly colored embroidered medallions. Colors of peach, nile, pink and black. In gift boxes. RAYON BLOOMERS $1.98 Specially reinforced at points of strain. Soft ' colors of nile and peach. , RAYON CHEMISE : '.$2.98 :'.v Prettily trimmed with ecru laces. Shoulder straps of self material. Choose from nile; peach and pink in all sizes. ' , PHOENIX SILK VESTS $2.00 Pure silk vests in orchid and pink only. Dainty ribbon shoulder straps and ribbon draw strings. All special at $2. , .' NEW! JUVENILE SIZES Vests $1.25 Bloomers $1.89 All finest Rayon made just like mother's. Colors of orchid, peach and pink. . . That her Christmas morning, for which you are so happily planning may bring it's fullest measure of joy we suggest. Mme Elinor Anderson DEMONSTRATING AT OUR STORE ALL THIS WEEK the famous ' . Boncilla Beauty Preparations specially requests that we thank the women of Eu gene for the splendid attention and patronage with which they are favoring her. Just a few more days to take advantage of Mme. Anderson's Special Free Offer! these exquisite items of intimate apparel. . Men " will particularly appreciate the helpful suggestions and sincerity of the Mcmorran & Washburne salespeople. The Dansette $5.95 Whether , or not she ap proves the "Charleston" she could not help but more than approve your excellent taste in selecting this two-piece Dansette of Kayser pure ; Italian silk. In pastel color ing . with contrasting flower appliques, . . , The Aunty Christmas . v Box furthers it's gift , ; appeal. Quilted Satin Robes . S15 The joy of giving such a distinctive gift would almost equal hers in receiving it.' Easy-to-slip-into friendly and cosy leisure hour robes of change able satin taffeta. Lined with dotted silk mull and interlined with wool. Quilted Satin Slippers, $4.95 Pair A charming gift for a charming woman. Skinner's satin, prettily quilted in such lovely colors tur rinnise. orchid, coral, oeach and black. Silk ribbon rosette enchances their beauty. TO MARRIED MEN! (Wives Please Don t Read) Any one of the above gift suggestions would please any woman. But if you want to see some real hqnest-to-good-ness Christmas happiness if you waiit to feel and know her admiration for your good taste is all that it could be Give Her a Beautiful Coat A McMorran & Washburne Coat 1 The label from "Eugene's Own Store" means a lot to her. It most surely stamps QUALITY on the garment. With out question you may choose here from the largest assort ment of coats in the citv. All moderately priced from $19.90 to $79.50 THE NEW BUDGET PLAN will help you to give such a wonderful gift for it enables you to make a small payment down and the rest in con venient, casy-to-mce.t payments. ' . .f IF IN DOUBT A McMorran & Washburne merchandise order will easily solve your problem. Issued for any amount redeemable at any time. . i t "Eugene's Own Cheery Christmas Store A Dainty Gift Daintily Packed Humming Bird Pure Silk Hosiery, that ever-welcome Christmas gift, is made doubly attractive this year by being packed in individual holiday box es, charmingly decorated. An embossed card, ready for your signature, is In' . eluded with each box. Every girl and woman on your , gift list knows and "loves" Humming Birds for their beau- , tiful lasting colors, snug fit, . flawless knitting and months . of damless wear. , 40 Colors AH Si?cj jj.50 a pair Including gift box ai CkL OTHER GIFT SILK HOSE $1.00 to $2.S0 Pair ftuMrim&'(Bird PURE SILK. HOSIERY" WEARS LONGER I