Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, December 15, 1925, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Textwnttuoi SECOND SECTION Pages 9 to 12 VOLLVin " EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1925 NUMBER 57 r Interesting News Notes by Register Correspondents from Many Upper Willamette Valley Communities -. r" 7 ; . , : . : - - 'llClirrfnS CI N UfnilNII im'iH'ri'iKM''iV,..!'yi..!,.V' i!'."1"l,.";r I 'O'""'"")! Falls nri.l Intends to golu Christmas party hold Friday CHI MR I F Mill' TART iHaturdny. They aro i;uests at the from Portland where they have 'guests Sunday at the homo of I luUll Lllu UUII IIUUIIU oy fVonliiK ImrJlJr I "" w"i' evening. Hho was Klv.ui a viiso as al""utt Wlli-u O I n I 3 ,III0 ,)f Mr- ttml MrH- J- Hj Trn,k, visited at the home of Mrs. Whit-; and Mrs. Herbert Breedlove. Tr f"" m.. ,,',.,.,, , ., ficm-gii Mult spent part of today " '"ken of appreciation of .her .,,..vr.,, .,.,.IVr.-iw MrH- Tiak is a cousin of Mr. lock's mother, Mrs. W. M. Johnson were on their way to San Die: I , ' 1 ' J"X "''S .'''.'I'" '''''- li.-r., r,,,, the Thurston tlllrJ:i. wrk. MOIOK-lill V1..V MACIII.Nf.nV Owonll. the past ten days., where they will spend the win t.fUl,lTU IV Pi" : ., iv ii iiv . . i.. fiiiuii r.ki. KaMcM Alien"""' f " 1111 ' L.nlvhi'lKI.I). Ore,, I"'11' I'-- Itolll " W"UI,I u ' " i10 .... .rixrimoii whim a 5 rilto f""1""1 ,,y tt. c"'"!lln I!, .ecHlciimlly discharged " - i..t..iiMif coinrar uhnllt t"i Mrl of ih" wn" '"" .,.::turr.,,9rdlB" ,0 K. ueldent happened hers Wink, ii. oillll,,...! i. I n. will l In iiliiim, Kllllllllll. In'. iluslilcs fur lli , iiy , , ,,rm.,n A ili, In i,,t In conjunction with Hi,, Ku,.,.,,,, ,'llu I' l I'" brought up m tin, mooting I'llilny. nlinul ivk yesterday nrtornnon mm LiTilmoil mlil nlKtit when tin. Irti matt brought lo a Th, Journey In tho rush for inl ld wn !'" ',, rough ui Mr Bworilii was' taken lo fr.rie .Christian hospital In m, alter being treated here. IS b4 under medical enro for " . . It nt thM nr. TTT ij ik. nhvaloian. L, UoCumliPf of Jasper silf- M I 0"I tit " " " utlilnt nt hl plnce today Setitllm "' ."'; U bt w" working, snppeo ktiuninu ana pirui n , imm. tildon wss em RHU illiw imjuijt ,k. mh will make It noacn- b for him to one crutchps for fivmf. sccorums iu nw 1117-,.- ktnirte. Jrrm sot kknt hy anon UV8 DKJ.IXiATIoy I Bniuln llaokvtl In rolkxi lid u ftprliutflHili lUMlr III hior of taw and Orl rltftittr Ufl County spvelsl) MIN'OKIKI.I. Ore.. Dec. H. (iXlui Klan Is uncK ot svrs. k Bnttiln. Hprlngflrld polli-o int. ind was not responallilo lln luttr sent her Inst wenk LhL.k mkm wm frlllnUntl In linr H hir. arcorillng lu A dptega KEuiime officers of the or telon which rnllod nt the rlty Ibtnotilny. The Ipllnr, whlt-h lilrMd. "Ku Kline Klsn.v was VfirTi Mid the klnnsmen, 4iKUn l an order seeking- to fMUvand order In the coun M mtmbera of the group, In tilnl their attitude tnwnrd (s officer. They declared Eilrrt to be In accord with Intttlti'a work and would 1 hr In fulfilling her olill t u matron. Mn art nut mailed by the Kept under the official alg m of the officers they said. lot their correspondence Is ind cannot bo inlstukon. . POSTAL RECORD BROKEN NrlllNt.rilXH 1111111.; 11 u IIH.(.I.T hay Mti-Kllrr l.dtin fount? Hfrrlal) Hl'lilNiil'ii;i.i). in,.., in,.. The ri'i'iiril lor iimuiint nf muil hmiilliil I liln year wn hriikeu at the Hprlngflelit pimlnrfli'l, tiuliiy when the hiilliluy riiHh seimon hi,. Kim In curnini, iii riHiiiMK in ., 11, Hamlin, iMiNlniiiHier. The luriti'Ht iiltiiiuiit nf ChiinliniiH inirkiiKi-N mill nther mull In he lm,ll,,l Ihln y.i.r was tnkcii In at the office durlnK llie uuy. Tile ,'ilini Is hi'KlnulMK earlier this year thiin rurtnii ly. sal, I Mr. I 1 1 11 II 1 1 1 1) . the public rimcllug to thn ilepiirt'm, 'tit's plea fur mrly sluippliiK and mil II I nK. Tho extra tnell Hilllieil hint week Will be on duty II, it week to handle tho In creased bunlni'iis and If It is necos siiry tho pontnffli-0 will ho open during the evenliiKs later this week. GIVE SCHOOL EQUIPMENT' U'llller I til llr-h lit Wlilleevilln wna a biinlness vlnllur hero today. 'hiirles .Meier vlHlted hero for a few hours today from the Camp I 'leek lllalrliM JuiiiiM Aitlirny will undergo nn iipenill.in In Kligenn tomorrow iiinriiiiig iimier the card of a local HiirK,-oii. Mr. Aubrey's homo Is at JahiiT. Al 1'erklllH spent tho week-end In Hal, whero I111 visited his father. John w. Perkins. Jlu loft Kprlngfleld Hiiturday. Mis. I'iiiiI llmttuln and Mrs. William liiiiialilson attended I ho l-ilks" hrhlKo benefit al Kugcno Hatnrihiy. After iicilm; ns a witness at tho bibor trial at l.'orvallls last woek, I'iiiiI liiiHfiiril Is back at work for the Ktewart Fuel company. Mis. In, land M. Moshler was nnnoreil hy tin, degree staff of Ihii I Kebekuh IoiIkii for her six years' si rvli e as musician of the body at J;X)UM) KUCCKKS (HfKinlP. hnttn Cotinljr 8polal) CO'ITACIK OJiOVK, Oro., Jgc. 14. Tho how hIiIiikIo mill rocnntly nf!lf(l by Hie (-'otlufjo Orovo MiiniifanturinK coinpuny, had Hk ttal trljtl tuiluy. Tho motor-drlvi;n macliliuTV, wiifi foiinrl to kIvo com nlfcto HutlHfuctlon. Tho nltint In C(,MMi;iU'IAI MV.N WILIi HAVfi!j nwnlrn In vory mspoct und haH a ThomiiH YoHt Ih building a now liMtiKiilow 011 tho hulf-ucro tract lif!twmn I and J HtroetH on FICth which hn purchmied recently from Ar J. Cowurt. . 1 ' f CLUB MEETING TODAY KNTKKTA I N Al KNT (TlficlMlrr l.ann t'oiinty Kppclal) COTTAOK UKOVK, Oro.. Doc. M. TI10 conunorclal club of Cot ttiun Cirovo will meet tomorrow at a luncheon In tho Hotel Iturtoll. Tho club will bo entertained with a pro gram during tho lunch, ufier which. luiHinctiH matterH aro to bo dicuHHCd. cjtnacliy of 40,000 HhlntrleH daily it It expected to aid materially in the nlty'n endeavor toward Indus trial advancement. COTTAfiB ;ROVK I'KKKONALS llt'Kt.l.T ljuno Counly Hpeclul) COTTAOK CUOVK, ' Ore.. Dec. 14. Mr. and MrH. Wm. Oaroutto emnuned isunduy afternoon for Tho htiKlneHH of tho day -will cover iB"l,rt hualneHs vinlt in Portland. roportn of romnilttnpH previously . Mih. Karl CJaroutte motored to nppolntcd. and the appointment of KiiKenn Monday and Hpent tho day otlicrfl. MatterH of civic Import ; with frlendH. mire in tho way of community we!- Mr. and Mm. Alvin Owens mo faro will alHo bo taken up. . tored from Seattle, arriving hero The next regular dance of the Tanglefoot club has been post poned until tho first Tuesday of the new year. Kred JiromlmuKh of Albany is visiting with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Dan iirombaugh for a (cw days. Mr. and Mrs. L. K. TJston were guests Sunday at tho homo of Mr. Alston's sister, Mrs. 11. L. Woods, of Ooshen. Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Whlto mo tored to Kugcno today and will spend the day with friends. They 8. Richards was a business vial tor in town today from Leon a. Mr. and Mrs, jonn Medley mo tored up from Eugene Sunday to attend' tho funeral of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Bam Veatch. Mrs. Oscar McAllistor of Dlsston Is an out-of-town visitor n town today. Mrs. R. Meranda received word late Sunday evening of tho death of her father-in-law, Mr. Henry Meranda at Azalea, Ore. Misses Oonevievo and Helen Meranda ac companied by their grandfather, J. IVT. A. TO A( ( KPT C.IITH l'KO.M liAllir.S' All) UlcRt'lfr linrt County Pclit) HPKINWIKU), Ore.. Dvc. M. Com pint o ruiprnint fur a rent mom In (he hlKh m-hoot building und li similar room In tho Lincoln school Will lm ncceptnd by Uio Hprlngrii'ld I'arMit-TcticluT associ ation Friday, lii-ccinber 1R. oc cording to nunoitiu t'iiiPiit of (ho an-(K-iitlun. Tin llnptlHt Indies' aid society hum f urnlnlietl the high school eiiulpnu'nt find tho Metho dist women ltuvt purchased that pf lh Lincoln Mchnol, Kuulpment , for, tho. Urnltnln Mchon, will ln given by tho Hup llMt wo turn, (he organtrJition hav ing promlncd in outfit thn room. A program nnd refreshments will bo fculures of the meeting Friday. MOTORISTS PAY FINES I'AIIKINr. IN Kilt It ZONKS ItltAWK PFTNAInl'-S . PtlUARY ELECTS HEADS i H B. Ill NTl.KY NAMKD riUSIUKNT tltllT tdn. rmtelv Ro.el.ll ytlNOFIKMl, ()r., Uec. 14. M. B. Huntley was reelected wnt of the women's auxiliary ni Amtrlran l.rglon at I ho JMd by the group lunlghl. jr ofllrcrs named were: Mrs. Mrt, vice-president; Mrs. Mury, eeretaryi Mis l'earl ,lrMuror: Mrs. HernicA Van M hlitorlan; Mrs. I. N. Kndl laigilin. The cxecullvo com pj composed of the follow Van Valiiih, rhnlrman; tm Ijirsnn. Mrs. V. II. Hnin ? Mm. Knilicott. Wmialii carried on hy tho JWa auxlllnry for Chrlst lor tho vetnrans' liuspllul pfijiidi has been vory sucoons l!r "' """"'"y, Morchants "town havo doitnted many " lo bo senl to tho hospital 9 jlKareitos, inntorlul for 1, wlllo covors ami socks, imillary hu also oontrihutod fwrlilmaa cheer fund of tho p wdfaro organltatlon. ItltAll rlL BACKS MATRON UNAMKNTAI, MU1ITS Nlir u.. i.... . NOFIKU,, Ore:, boc. 14. ?"? r"l,lll'l" or official no J"kcn on tho criticism ro- ' raiao against Mrs.- l'aul jioiieo malron, -at tho lltesl.l.r I.nnn County Penclll) Sflll.S'llKIKI.f), ore.. Dec. li. Kor parking In tones supposed to he kepi cleur for the use of firu fighters In case of fire, two men were fined In City ltecorder II. W, Hmlth's office today. Tho men fined were I. I. llcdgnpeth, who was tnted IS on a rhiirge nf parking ton close to a flro hydrant, and Frank lllade, who was given a similar fine for parking In front of tho fire hall entrance. Itoth violations occurred over the week-end, nceordlng to Mr. Hmlth. No oilier motorists woro tir- roetcd. fbat M i Sit Z ' 8pi)ngfleJd city fill'. ?v"hiK, Out cotihcll HT" Olsciissihi. of aim mat -.o-u mo matron In hor "no nuueareil at tho "I'onk on tho subject. nn ..I.....,...-., a-,. 'vwiiuou noro lor . Of the allnv linltennn J1. lroots from' .Third To thn "'r,1 WR" "0t "r0" a, ... . "l 'imo. Kaili.!,: '"o commiuon Si" tho orimmontol wL,'or Ml,ln "lroot "Wfarlng ti.n nrn,.,,, .,,,1 ski1." !'.'" BOIhorlng data '."vl Ctles Urhnt.A ul.-.H..., oeen Installed, HELD FAVORED c,.. ' s!w;iiHn riiu AT Mi:imn flu.,.. . lhh..r I'lnn ,n(.. a 'cr,.li'' ' Oro" UOO. 14. wnillrtoriil,l - . . KTO --.ory-'h'oto ox. f'J. ii "l''nt lm boon LMIih? "J? ' Uio blllld !. ,n Horhort .1. Cox, FREIGHT' CAR DERAILED (lAKIMIKiK TIIAIV T)i:i,AVI.I Ni:.:t N.MitoN fllesl.tT Tne Cxinlr Speclsll HI'HINOKIi:!.!). "re,. Uec. 14. A freight i nr leaving Ihe mils near Nlllnm lllls iiflernraill resulted In delay of several liours lor ine Onkriilge-lhiKene train, Hut one of lumlicr left thn tliii K anil no dalmiKe was done. nci onlhiK to word received at the office of the Hnothcrn raclflc compsny here. The onkrldite Irani wss one m Rprlngfleld al S:4I hut due in i;c Ing held up hy Ih" freight train. It did not iilTlvc until lain I his evening. A crew was sent io Iho uar lup's on too iiacs. ' Water Way Itrpalml lll-i r l.ne I'mimy Sl,,l' I HI'IUNHKIHI.P. me., Uec. H Tho water way al tun npringiieni Mill and ilram company repaired where It passes under Mill street. A m w ucckihk ,,, Is helng laid t -ujffi """, way rrom danuigo hy trucks and automohiles piissing over II. SI'ltlN(;l'li:i,l I'llHSONAI.S . Iti Vl-.. r " a. (Musty H :ll HI'ltlNdKini.n. Ore.. Uec 14. lien Marvin was a husitiess vlshor In Hprlngfli'Iil "I'lnv 1 tlrenk. .,. lVeil ( 1 llglll IS icnvion rwrn!r a week's trip, In sou, horn inimnt'HM. jiu Oregon on Cuticura Baths Best For Children Teach your children to use Cuti cura Soap bec.u.0 It Is rjei. . their tender eltlm. Asilated by oe e.. on.l .ppllcatlont of Cuticura Ointment to nrat ngni oi "- Htlp clean and healthy. Cullcur. Talcum It cooling and toolhlng. gmp k. Olstm.nt M Wns BijM.1 were atrcornpaniea ny itev. and b. Morris, and Len Culver, left Mih. Carlson, who havo been via-1 today. Mrs. R. Meranda will await Horn hero tho past few daya, and t tho arrival ot her husband from who will continue on their way Hermosa, Cal., and wiil join tho to their homo in Sumpter, Wash, family Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Coppernall Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Thatcher and of Kugeno were guests at tho home I children and tho Misses Ruth and of Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Mendenhall, j Fay Barrel 1, of Silk Creek, were Sunday. - ' guests Sunday at the home of Mr. Mrs. w. F. Whltlock and two 1 and Mrs. E. C. Lock wood, children, Donald and Gene, ro- Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Miller and turned homo 'Sunday afternoon son Roy of North Yakima, were iruests Sunday at the homo of Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Breedlove. They were on their way to San Diego, where they will spend the winter months. Mrs. Marnee of C res well was a Sunday guest at the home of Mr. , and Mrs. K. H. Hanna. Wi M. Norris ana son Walter mo tored to Smherlin Sunday and spent tho day with old friends. - Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Dame wood were shopping visitors in town today from Dorena. Mr: and Mrs. A. K, Hand, ac companied by Mr, nnd Mrs. J, Coon, motored to Black Butte Sunday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Knight and S. Knight. A motorcycle which Emit Haw kins was riding Sunday afternoon', skidded off a small bridge a few miles from town, on the Lorano road, and plunged down a five foot enbankment. Mr. HawkinB es caped with a deep gash In his chin and a few bruises. The motorcyclo was slightly damaged. i Mrs. William Adamson of Drain, (Continued on page 10, column 1) Vote the BoridsVote the Measures! i . . . - Every voter who has at heart the substantial wel fare and progress of Eugene should go to the polls today and vote at the special election for the pro posal to issue $175,000 bonds to be used in refund ing accumulated city warrants, thus effecting a, substantial saving in interest and placing city finances on a sound and stable basis. Every voter who would back the Mayor and coun cil in their efforts to get Eugene's municipal affairs on a sound and stable basis and keep them there should vote for the reassessment amendment, which is in the interest of the general taxpayer. Every voter should likewise favor the measure to increase the penalty for assessment delinquency, which is designed to cut down delinquencies in just payments due. List of Polling Places for the Ward one, City Library Building. Ward two, National Guard Armory. Special Election Ward three, Hampton Building. Ward four, City Hall Lobby. VOTE Polls will be open from 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. VOTE Paid Advertisement by Finance Committee of Common Council of Eugene. '"lo - ""ill ul i n CulUura ! iVIIBsI MOV.