MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., THURSDAY, DEC. 17, 1925
FIVE
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LAST
CALL!
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KIMK.H MS
CAUGHT IN THE ROUNDS
ly. ir. lliiirlH 1m,hiivuI)h:U (ill or
lilu prupeily lu lib wlfo,
(.nurd nt Uuif I'rlMia Iloro
Hurry J ouch of Jumper, whu 1h now
uuuril ul Die mule prison at Ha
h iu, Ih here fur u rew clays' visit. ,
Om MnrHiiKO XAvvwm Issued
A tlllll'l-llIKH license W1IH ISHUCfl Ut
the oftlru of Cuunty Clerk Hry
hon yesterday to Ilobort H,
IMeree ami Muna l'eurl Henderson,
both or Mohawk.
SjiuikIci-h HMiikt In INirt In mi
lt tv. A. II. Hu millers, puHtor of the
Con I nil I'i CHbylei Jiui church will
iiuenk In the On I nil i'resbytorluri
church of I'orlland lonlKht und
Key. Uruce UlfTcn will huvo chance
of iln pruyer meeting at tho locul
church.
Turs I ("" Klailitl Numerous
cais liuve become H tilled III the
mud at tho iifi-oai'h to tho new
brldiic ih'Iomh tlfi! A mazon hIoukI)
on , UCdlll Street. A small fUail'
tlty of Kin vcl Iiiih been dumped
there hut It Iiiih worked Into the
mud and hati done l.iUe Kood, It
Ih stilled.
.
Naval Officer Kxfwv'vit Lieu
tenant M, W. llanriH of lh U. n.
Itel.ef, a naval ve- se, and his hIs-
ti'r, Mrs. ItrtMimi liruhn, wcro ex
pee'ed to arrlv In Kukciio last
nluht from I ..oh Ant?clcs to spend
tho ChrlHtiniiH holldayH with their
parents, Mr. and Mm. J, A, Hunns,
12117 Ouk street
FcdernUnn Meotfnic IiwKinod
J he l-Juirene l' euerullon of wo
men's organizations, hlfh wan to
meet at tho chamber of commerce
thin afternoon, will not he con
veiled until January 15. 1926, on
account of the annroachlnir hull
dnyH, t wiih reported yesterday.
The January date Ih that of the
next scheduled session.
-rjii-iii. in .MiM'i. Kni.,i,.v Th i'wiMrty inventories i-uert tiw
WeMtiiuuutfr lfu;ue of ihf L'eiural i PHtH,(' ,,r Mary IC. KIchardHon
I'reMhyterliin church will meet 1 N vuliiod nt $rlM3.6fl. nncordlntc to
SuiMhiv nltlit tu inula- f.mil phuiH ,ho Inventory filed In probate eourt
for the Hlnnlnk' of chioIh at varl-1 y'Htordny by the appia Hera, Clara
i'IIh niiici-.-j hi ihc cliv (hrln:ii.M HnodhniH'i. Hf-njaniin Jeans and
wiih unuounced yeHterday
(mih at lloscbin-K ir.
i , ... ... w.n.,M, nrini mi )
I'HifHiil.ly OH roniiMMiv. huvU
;; ; i"h-.t .,t tho itoH..buiK
l anu Loan Ahsoi-IhiIoii to -l
" iiliiiliiil i'H f-1 u.i. ,.t ..m u
MOIH Mf llii. I.' I rut Vf.ll. ...!
I.OIHI llMHOUIIltlon llf ll.no
" laiiuary ia, It wiih
millfilllMtil yMitiTihiy hy '. A.
At'iHl I'oilliind Mci'lliiK l-'our'
l"c:il Hpi.rrt..N, Kuriy la-Wltl W.
it. i tibak) Danni e, Jt-it liorrlH
t- 'I llaywatd, li-tt ycKterday for
I oMIan.l lu a ti. Dim iii.mmIiik of
b- .MllitlMMllllb A Ilk'e H II I) J llun-
t"iH' club. 'I'b. y were deh.KUn!H f
Hi" Lam l?iuniy Cum.- protective
ahxiH'iul.tiii,
x
elh In I lc-1 Offlf(i'-Vr.tftifiiiM
t I'l-ifiiti Warn will iniM-t at the
armory loiiluht to elect ofllccirt.
Hiu i y I'i.iai'II, i iiliiliiiimlef of the
i'"iil poMt duilim tlie liiNt year Hald
be r xtei i..l iti hc out) of the Illl'K
et iitteinliiiiciyecnnlM of tbi) year.
Iniialluilnit will take pluco eurly
In the new ycur.
I'liiicral lo It Hold I'hiH Moru-
hiK l-'uiieriil Hervlcct for mtle
.Miirjoilf. Cnnip, 12 - year - old
iliiurhter of Mr. and Mm. J. C
'iiinp. will be he.id ut the Veatch
'-luip.-l DiIh mornini; at 10: SO
m-oi'Ii. !v. It. L. Dunn v.-1 1 1 hitve
chiirue of tlie rlteti and interment
will be ni.'i'le in the MiiHonlc cemetery.
BIS COLD SNAP RECALLED
Ki:C(HII KTOILM. ltI.;V VKAH
A;( yiCHTICHDAY
Stvtvnry IJi-loiv Zrro Kevwnl MIi(h
and Itclow Fnt-zJiite -Nearly
fJwo A'wk
A year nuo today the hiiow
Htorm that brought the eoldeHt per-
ioii mat nau been experienced In
the Willamette valley for many
yearn, bewail. Two or three IncbeH
of hiiow fell durlnK the day und
niai niKiii me mercury went uh
low art 10 degree!, the maximum
beltiK 23. On the nlKht of tho lKth
the mercury climbed down to two
deKrecti and the maximum wuh 17.
It wiih a little warmer the next
iiiKbt, n minimum of four degree
beimi recorded, and the nhiht lif
ter that It wiik 10, rlHiiiK to a mini
ilium of 17 on the night of the 2 Int.
and Keven on the hIkIH of the 22d.
iiut a cold bliiHt HWept over the
valley on the night of the 2 '.it I and
the minimum temperature wan two
below zero. The next night it wan
four below, and on the 2fcth und
2(ith it wuh one below.
The night of tho 27th recorded
1 C above and tho people were
greatly refieved the next day when
tho mercury even fulled to reach
the freezing point, tho minimum
being 3f and the maximum 47.
From that time on normal winter
temperatures prevailed and the
longest cold period und alinont the
eoldeHt ever experienced In tho
wenlern part of the state had
ended.
l . M I'M
ln.. ....... Imrft fffHii t'ol-
T( Koilrr wan liei
Qroxv yentei day.
I'mHA llrN'dcnt i;'ro Mth.
. ... iiniluibiv of veni'ta wiik lit
infim"'
m fmtn HaiTl-hurir Mm.
Lowell. riMHletit of HnrilH
Vg dnIiiK Honie ChrlKlinat
. in Kiik'e ue ypnn'i'iiiy.
Pimtl-TettilHTM Mivl IVhIh
l. nf ih.i Theiidofif Uooh.
jgnior nt
chtr Bwec'uton will meet ut 3
or link i IiIm attcrnuon when Iiuvbl
Jidin JdneN. city Hupci-.tilcinlent,
wld bu the dpi utter.
Oak bind Couple lu City Mr.
und Mm, M. II. I'uyne of Oakland,
Oregon, were unintig nrrivalM in
MtiKctiu yenteiduy.
VNItlns In l.iik'eiic Mr. and
M I'M, (i. W. l-'n-nch or Sutbcrlln
were vlMitlnu fiieiiilN find atiemlliiK
to btiNlncin uffu.iH lu Kugene yen
teiduy. rioti ltiT at Corvallls O. &
Fletcher, comity iiKeiit, wiih at
CorvulIlM ycHli'tibiy conferrlm;
Tven y-tliree tnemberH have niu'.
fied their ItitentlonH of taking part
in i lie prngt.im.
V. M. C. A. TniMtwH MihmY.
M, C. A. miHiccit held ti meetltig
ycHterduy to t a lu up tho question
f it n endowment fund for the ICu
t;etie iiMioi'lutlon and to (IIhcush the
renting or properly be1 ween the
"V" building and the Wetherbee
I'oweiH khm'h on Willamette Htreet.
Moth miittem were referred back
in n upeciul cointn.ttee, It was re
Harris Will ProbaU'd The will
ml in tied to prnba'e and the wi
dow, Mm. Pearl HarrlH, wuh ap
pointed executrix. W. 'I'. Oordon,
Ourwln llr ,inv and Claude Gray
all of the First National bank were
ttppiiinted to appraise the propcr-
orrent IlndHall. Tho appralnerH
of the chtate of Olive ). IJutlcr
filed their inventory, reportini; the
properly to he worth $1070. Pert
Thonip-on, I. A. Itlchnrdnon and
W. C. ThompHon were tho np
pralKet'H. : '
1 Insula iuh Alan Hero A. P.,
ICvuiih of Portland, agency puper-
v'Hor of the . Oregon Life Insur
ance rompany, b In the city on a
huH ncKH cull to "HIU". JbiHkervllIe,
dldtrict mitnnger for,',, the name
I'ompunv. Mr. JCvaiiH Haiti he win
considerably Interested In tho
cunipalgn being conducted by Mr.
itfiBkcrviile to win i he fiO-polloy
of the lute Dr. T. W. HarriH wh 1 lennant and that the latter could
iic rxpecicu to reacn mo quota py
December 81.
AXXOCNCRMKNTK
PICXflOD," HY HOOTH TAR
kinglon, by univemlty high
Hchool dramatic club, Friday,
December 18, 8 .p. nt.t unlverttlty
high auditorium. 12-17-2
Give The Famous Savage
Machine As Your
Christmas Gift
;OntHeline?to
ofali her neighbors
WJ EST
'MAM, .
"Spin-Riiutil
,i il A.M. ''4 I
'SiiiDi,1"Q'
"& j)V
f" NTH
THK T,. O. K. WILL MEET
Thumduy at 2 nt the JOlka tem
ple with Mrs. Harry Cherry hs
hoR'sHH und Mm. Jeff Lewis an
chairman of refreshments.
XMAS SERVICE PLANNED
SPItI(;riKLI MKTHODISTS TO
iiavr pik;ham
THK WOMAN'S UKLIRl?- COUPS
will meot this afternoon at 2
o'clock In tho .armory. . Thore
. will he elec'.lon of deleKa'oa and
alternates for. the, oonventlori: to
be held at MuthIi field In June.
A Rood attendance 1b, desired
. FOR Ti I CM 1 T L V C Ttf-B
The program for Christmas Bun
day at the J. A. Kbbert Memoriul
McthodiHt church at Springfield
wuh announced by the paator yes
terday. The morning theme at the 11
o'clock hour will be "The Christian
Home at its Heat." The choir un
der the direction of Mm. V. D. Pain
will- render the anthem, "Jesus
KuIch the World, by Lorenz.
At 7:30 p. m. the ChrlHtmas nor
mon. "The I'erenniul Freshness of
the Christmas Message," will be
given. The choir will present two
anthems: "What Mean Those Holy
Voices," by Adams, and "Culm on
the Night," by Wilson.
On Christmas eve the church
school will glvo a program, prin
cipally by the younger pupils, ac
companied hy the slides from the
stercoptlcon, called "Holy Night."
The school will observe a "white
Chrlstmus," each attendant bring
ing some remembrance for the
farm home at Corvallls.
Tho official board of the church
has unanimously Invited Rev. Louis
Albert Punks, D. ,D., of the West
Ohio' conference, to spend the time
beginning with February 28 to
March 15 Inclusive with the church
In Springfield. Dr. Banks is na
tionally and internationally known
one of the county s greatest
pastor-evangelists and a noted au
thor of many books.
CHILDREN OVERWEIGHT
jIXCOIiN P.-T. A. HEARS KU-
TIlITIOJf 11EPOKT
Will 111!
Thursday nflornoon, ' Doc'emhor
"v nt 2:30 o'clock.- Tho topic
w 11 ha India, nml imperR will bo
ff'vcn hy Mrs. IC. O. Totter, Mrs.'
. Swufi'oril nml Mr8. Myra
Mitchell. All mcmbom urged to
he prcHcnl. i '
The Shortest Easiest oute
From Clothes 'Basket
To Clothes Line!
IT seems inci edible that you can now wash'
and blue an entire tubful of soiled clothes
in fifteen minutes, at the most-then in less
than fin mkulei more, rinse and dn them all
beautifully clean and white, and do all thts.
without labor or strain, or even putting the,
hands in water!
Yet this is only part of die story of the,
wringcrlcss
i WASHER.
Willi lh( cui Saragt hnoralion
Sj)iiRinsa8pill&J
It's childishly simple when you grasp it. At, say
WILLAKRNZIR. OUANOE -VILL.
meet Ruturdny nigh'. There will,
bo an election of officers, Kuch
member Is requested to bring a
10 cent gift for the urub bag.
Refreshment will bo . served,
also a bir hduy cake.
HORN
ARMSTRONG At the family
residence a' Vene'n, Monday.
Pecember 14. 1 92R. 'o Mr. and
Mm. Wilfred M. Armstrong, a
daughter, wo'chins n'ne pounds
and named Lila Almeda.
Thero are more overweight
children in tho Lincoln school this
year than there were underweight
a year ago, according to the report
of the nutrition cluss which was
given to the Parent-Teacher asso
ciation yesterday.
The nutrition class. Incidentally,
has been reduced from 80 in the
923-24 .school year to 40 this
ear. Oranges and milk will form
he diet of these 40 children after
the first of the year, Mrs. F. C.
Pumley, president of tne associa
tion said Inst night.
On'y a short business session of
the P.-T. A, was held. This was
followed by a Christmas program
in wn:cn tno cnnaremor tne vari
ous grades entertained the tench-
era and parents.
7 r i A trtiirU a swit
Ad in only one mmiile more you ve SfmDnei ,
,,c entire load ready for the hne!
You've done all dm without need of "set of
cx,M Xi without breaking button, or snaps,
Xid..olifi"g.8rWJt,n8,n8!
1 t ,lr w.nshd.iv have a demonstration
of the S.WRC "Spin-Rime, Sr-Dry ,
SAVAGE ARMS CORPORATION
Utica, N.Y.
Sigwart Electric
Co.
956 Willamette Street
Telephone 718
AT THK THEATRES TOD AT
HelltB Aittrlatlon Vaudeville: Offlrer
Hvmnn. "Tho HpbI ri." In sonim nd
humoroim nlorlpR of hiu 25 yearn of er
vire nn the New York city nollre force,;
Tfiflnnofr, and company in "A Itrentb of
MubIohI Comedteni" vaudeville's noted
rtparo nurlt. "The. Sunaet Koiir,','. 00
pound of harmony; Tho Mupk-at Hher
mmm, B'lHHrtatu . oxtrnordlnnry : . l.ci
Kllrlia prewnta "The Eurhanteil Korem.'
onty not-of Ma- MiiuV- ln the world.
piizxliiiR. dHKKlinff dnd 'unique; HflblR
(TonriM-l Orchealrji. Charlea llunyan, con
diictor,, plnyinir "CaokotiHy,". Huugiirtioi
ovorture. by Keler-Dola; llul .. ltoann
romedy, "Madiimo 8;uia Jnne;"' Topics;
ni-imililan He view.
fotnlnit Charlna 'Fiji ok" - Jonea V (n
'!.tm hoiipa:" i'Kenturky Vrlde.l,; K
niuiid Lowe. Alntn' Hiihena, l.ou ' THleKl'rt.
Prank Keennn In ."Kaat I.vnnoj" .Tackle
Coogaii tn "Old Clolhoa:" HelltR monaler
mldnlRhl nmltneo Newt.Yenr.a ova. "Tlie
Anoipul Miirluer:" fnnrad Nairel. raulr
8trk Jn "Hun.Vpi: ,ltpion Noviirio in
"Tin Mldahlpmiin;" Imi Chnney nnil
Normil Shearer In' 'A Tower of I.fei;'
Kolb and Dllt IrniuL ahowl ; Itobert I.
Mantelt and compHiiy (road ahow)
Rex Lnat day: IoIh Neirrl In "Klnwer
of the Nlitlit," nn otlRlnal acrren atory
written enncrintlv for Iho 'vlviiclotia Pol.i
by .loacph Herireaholtaer. "und repleln
wiih Blowing romance, fiery drnnm and
radiant BPttliiRs, with a capable rant at
aupportliiR alnra; Christie comedy, "Hy
Hweelle." n HrMnd nivlitn fun feat; Klne
Rram Nowa Kventa; Uerolhy Wyninn.
mnld . o'-melody. In mualrtvl flcCoiniian
ii. hi I mi IhA nrmtli. .J
romltiB--tIrry Carey In "The Mai
From Hed (lulch;' "Kvo'a Lover," with
Irvne Hlch. llert Lylell und Clora. How
Norman Kerry And Vlrirmla Viillr
"Tim rrlce of riwaanre;" Monie muo tn
"HoRnn'a Alley." with Palav Huih Mil
ler, Hon Turujn nnd Loulo KnacinlA. ,
Mcrmnn1d-"Laf 'daiJ! 'Olio Vndla!
with' Knit) JannlnRa nml a lurRo rat tn
a ftnRrnnt drama nr. vivid contrnata,
oompelllnir In Ita weeping, fiery nollon.
aoothlnir in ita teniior. rnmnnee, a new
First National Ptoturs aneclnl: Fell:
comedy, "Bala la Wo"t:M MoPomild Nowa
Kvnntu; Frank n. C. Alexnndnr In
aperlal "Quo Vadla" ; mutlcnl aecro
the. or mil.
Pnmlnir Hnrold Hell Wrlffht'a "A Snfi
of Ilia Fnllier." with Tteaale t,ove. Warner
linxtnr nnd Raymond Katton: "Tlie I'aco
That Thrllla," with Hen Lynn nnd Viol
Hnnai Cecil I. PeMllle'a "The WeddlnR
)onR." with Leatrlre Joy.
SEE M. & VV. ANNOUNCEMENT PAGE. 2
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GUARANTEED '
LICENSE SAME AS OLD
C. C. ADDTEMAN DRAWS DU-
PLICATE OP 1025 PLATES
C. C- Addleman. living on the
Eugene-Crow stuge route, will have
the same number on his 1926 auto
mobile license tags as he has this
year. He has just received his new
tags and when he opened the
package he was greatly surprised
to find the number tho same as the
old one. The number is 10.184,
Mr. Addleman says ho believes
that seldom if ever before has this
been tho experience of ear owners
in this state. This year he' sent In
his application ueeemuer u ana
lust year December 11.
KID PARTY IS GIVEN
tEGIOXXAIRKS AND AlWIL-
IAUY EAT, DANCE
BRIDGE ABOUT FINISHED
SPAN' OVER NOHTH FORK TO
I(E TRAVELED THIS WEEK
The hichwav biiduo over the
North Fork between CuHhtnan and
Florence Ih about finished and
travel will bo allowed over It this
week, according to Clinton G.
Hurd, county commissioner, who
arrived home yesterday afternoon
from a trip to Florence. This
bridge replaces an old 1 one. that
has worn out. Tho timbers are on
ot Port Orford white cedar which
Is expected to last much longer
than fir timber.
T-Ua nnmrnlMinnor B.nlil thnt two
crews of men., are at work clear- I
Inc. for nn extension of the North.
Fork .road from the end of the
section built by the county this
year toward Minerva. -
Mr. Hurd also found a crew ot
men at work .with a Holt tractor
and grader on the road between
Mnpleton and Ralnrock. The dis
trict recently bought this machin
ery. , . . . . ' . '
SCHICK TEST UNFINISHED
COMPLETION OF WORK EXr
PECTED IX SHORT TIME
Rug Cleaning
fhose 800
Approximately 30 legionnaires
and their wives and friends at
tended the "potluck dinner" nnd
"kid party" held nt tho chamber
of commerce last night, according
to a report made during tho cvon
Ing. . . . ,
Members or tno American j.cgion
nnd tho American Legion nuxlllnry
were dressed In clothes to mimic
children between the ages of 10
and 15 years. Freckles nnd Huckol-
berry Finn were popular among
tho costumes. Dancing followed tho
dinner. . -. ' ; '-'
STAGES OF OUEOON . '
.... . FORM nkw lunr.ui
(Continued from page one)
The Schick test being -given" to
Kugcnc school children who ;were
inoculated Willi toxin-antl-toxln a
year rngo,'''lma been completed In
all schools with the exception of
the TVoodrow "Wilson and tho Theo
doro Roosevelt junior high schools,
according to Dr. . S, il. Kcrront
health offirev. '' '
Dr. Kcrroii, with the assistance
ot other local physicians, has. been
giving the tests. o
Following tho completion of tho
tests in the city schools the report
of tlie reaction noted will bo uiude,
it was reported
It is expected that the final -tests
In tho two junior high schools will
bo made within a short time. -
8T
liftnnr In "California Rlrnlsht Alirml
It. O. Wllw.r'S "Thro Huffs Bunt."
"Pnrfinnltpr , eomeily with Albert
Viuniltn.
vantages cxpocted to como from tho
consolidation.
Now llnlldinirs Potwlblo
" tt u nosslble that new hulldlng?
and oqiilpmont will bo constructed
In several of the larger cities along
tho. highway. Arrangements liavo
been mndo whereby tho l'irkwlck
stages will not Inko nny pnssengeia
in Oregon bound for Oregon polnta,
but will confine themselves to
transportation between tho two
states.
It was pointed out by Mr. T.emen
that tho slngo sorvlco Is tho only
service in tho stato which Is not
granted a certificate ot public con
venience so that there Is no pro
tnctlnn from competition. Tho fact
Ri-mnnh', ,.mt vashlngton. California nnd
Straijger Than
Fiction !
Turkcv Shoot
At the flrny ranch on. TcKen5,o
highway, one, mile cast 'or Tnurs
ton, Tuesday, December 22. '
' 12-17-i
.... ... , . ,' -. - ' - x
many other stated In tho Union
hRvo adopted tho policy of granting
such certificates to stngo lines was
stressed.
Hemstitching nt 136 Knst Tenth
nt 0 cents a yard.' . 13-17-3
XNSURB WITH UENBX TROMI
-y. v.
i No matter how" many books
you read, or how many plays you
see you 6nd none of them so
thrilling, so heart -gripping, so
truly helpful as the stories and
dramas of Life itself. - .r
All' about you are countless
human beings battling more
bravely, loving and hating more
.nlv. tlvtno In b finer arondcur
la of oy, triumph and self-sacrifice gj
P than the imagination of man "1
could ever invent.
Their stories, stranger and vast
ly more Interesting than fiction,
because they are true, appear
each month In True Story Mng.
ailne. Frankly and vividly told,
these real-life narratives will hold
you spell-bound. January True
Story Is now on the newsstands.
Don't mijjitJ
True Story
THE selection of gifts for those on your Christ
mas "Kemembrance List" is often quite a
puzzle. However, f or those who play golf, the
problem is easily solved. An ' addition to their
: golfing equipment an offering which will add to
the pleasure derived from their hours of play
certainly is most ideal. That could bespeak
greater thoughtfulness in your selection! 'What
could be more expressive of the Yuletido spirit!
Your gift will bring special delight if it comes from this
store whero quality is paramount and if it bear tho
MACGREG0R trado mark tho Bymbol which golfers
recognizo as standing for the Very highest excellence in
design and-construction. ' ;
Come in today and let lis help you make your selection.
We have something that will make a splendid gift for the
particular one you hovo in mind. . '
We have just received our 1926 golf clubs and
they are now on display, ready for your selection
nn Stoffe
Golfers' Headquarters
770. Willamette St.
riione 151
rr-