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MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE WEDNESDAY, DEC 23, IMS
LAWSllT TKIKI IV LOCAL
' I, JUSTICK COVKT
Ownership nml Htmtnl ', of Two
t VottUvy FriKliicw of MkimI Luiii
f . bcr roiniMinjr Involved
It A. number of nuwnitU laborers
formerly In the employ of the SIk
nnl Lumber company ot Lntulux,
von a lawHiitt In tho loonl justice
Court yratpnlny when n Jury rrvo
4 verdK't In their fnvor In tho caws
Of the Willamette Credit Service
against K. W. KvanH. Molvln Hon
fio, U K. HpnnKonberK, Delwln
Klntzlcy, Ed Leulon and K. C.
.Hunger.
i Thli wa a case wherein Irene
Kroenert, who was n member of
(lie lumber company, nn.tlinied n
lutm to tho vervico company, nl
leKlntr that thenc men, owed her
for rent of two donkey engines In
the pum of U.S. The men took ov;r
the mill jf the ctMnpnny and two
donkeys which M it. Kroenert nl
Icnes were her personal property,
but the Jury found that ho wan
mi nciivit member tf the company
and that this property was a part
ol itn asset.
Tho jury tn the cane eonslnlrd of
M. P. Mitchell. Hush Hampton. It.
i". 1 teaman. K. S. T(n:ley, Uat
lVrduo anil V. W. Haine.
Donald Youne appeared as at
torney for tho plaintiff and Krvd
K. Smith and H. V. Lombard for
tho defendants.
MILLS CLOSING DOWN
M AL HOLIDAY NVKPK.XSIOX
HAS 111. IN
Ola Time Dnnoo
Rvery Tuesday niht. W, O. W.
hall. Public Invited. ll-10-lmo.
arm nmHT of ComtHiiitpM Will
UoMituo Cutting January 4,
Sak l-l. Ix'ttor
Tho holtilav nunenttlon of tho
'fir lumber Industry started In
earnest Saturday ntKht when sev
eral larte huwiuIUh were cloned,
according- to the 4-1. employment
letter received hero yesterday. A
larjro number of companion have
a nnou need t hat t hey w II l resu ino
cutti UK January 4. Practically ail
mills and camps will be down from
December 24 to 2S.
Many mills which at thU time
Send Flowers for
Christmas By
Telegraph
No matter where you wish the flowers sent anywhere in the United States,
Canada, or abroad flowers can be delivered on Christinas day by telegraph.
All you have to do is to come in. give us the name of the flowers you wish
to have telegraphed along with the name and address of the recipient, and
our floral representative in that locality will-deliver them.
No nicer gift can be conceived than a nice bouquet of flowers.
Let Us Help You! .
- Open Every Evening 'Till Christmas
Ghase Gardens Florists
Telephone 1950
Corner Ninth and Oak
it
Slip a Super-Zenith
Down the Chimney!
No gift you can make gives promise of such con
tinuous delight as a Super-Zenith.
It means the finest entertainment for both family
and guests not only on Christmas day but every
day of the year.
Radio is no longer a luxury; it's a necessity. It
opens the world to you. And anything less than
the best that can be made is false economy.
Let us demonstrate the clear, sweet tone of the
Super-Zenith, its extraordinary power in your
own home. No obligation. Simply tell us when
and. where.
EUGENE MUSIC SHOP
1038 Willamette Street
McDonald Theatre Building
Coats More
but Does Morel
will Iv rliwil only for tho wok
cHil will luii'r l shut down for ro
imlr nml ovoi IiiiuIIiik. nml llin tiul
iloun for I In' lutiilur Imlunlry ua
a whole will amount to n auapt'ii.
slott of two week, nrt'imlliw lo
tho lotlor. I'om-oinlnK nrr-sonl
iMiiploynuml romltlloim Iho lotlor
?mUI: 'Tho proi'nt romlltlon of
niumront unoiuiloytmnl la u
on:il uml luiinml. It In worthy or
Mticolul nolo llint lit splto of the
InrKO numhoi of roi'otit nrrlvula
lit tho I'm-irio Norlhwi'al, tho or
contaKO of unomtiloyoil. Un com
tmroit with tho total muutier of
nton at work la loss thun for tho
sumo iiortoiUi of I Ho nasi flvo yours.
KffortH to nvoroomo woathvr nml
Ki'oiitul ooiulltloitM. In oi'ilor to
tn'olilo tuoro oontlnuollrt vniioy.
ini'itt, hu'o Kcavloally t-oiliicott tho
lioroonluKO of unomployi'il ililrtnix
tho wlnti'r inonthH. tloiHl roails
havo boon a lat-Ko fai'tor In hrhiK
Inir nhout tho Innirovoit oomlltlomi.
In the Inland Kinplre illxtrlcta
thoro uro no Kroator numborn of
unomnloyetl than In yean paat, tho
lottor aalil.
GUESSING CONTEST HELD
I'ONTItACroit MMSI'lttS- 1IS.
TAXl'K VAt.Ki:i) UY MAX
J. U. Stoplu'iia. Honthom Pacific
contrai-tor. wan tho etlooeful
Kiiocutor uf n unliiuo oonti'nt hohl In
the wimlow of tho llrocu-Ktlborno
atore on Wtltamotte atroot la5C
wpok, whrn tho munbor ot foot
a toy man walkcil In aovon tlaya
within tho whulow nroa waa the
olijott of tho rontoat.
tluoHaoa were oountei! yentorilay
afternoon anil Mr. Siophona ramo
within 13 4 foot of tho oxaot total
Mr. Htophona kuomo.I 117.S00. ami
tho uit'chanli'al flKiiro walkoil, no
corillna: to tho promotora ot tho
contest. 117.8134 toot.
The rontoat wan arrnnKeil by the
Walkyver Shoo company nml tho
loko emptoyr.l to ilo the walklllK
kept nt a atca.ly pace IS houra a
ilny. It waa roportoil In ronnoi'tlor
with tho Kuoaslni: that aovoral
yollliR tnoii believed to bo nnlvor.
sky atudonta. ntti'inptcd to Ket the
measurements of the paco nnd
cln-lo with a trnnnlt.
Gerry lonnrt was second In th
contest with n buoss of 117.S80 feet,
and O. U Towno third with 117..
j"u loot, ntner Ruesses varied
(m iwo to n minion feet.
NEW ARRIVALS REPORTED
HOUSI-:ifOI,l (iOOIIS CXfK IN
AT S. 1 lKI'OT
LaneCountyNews
A number uf tiw rfitnliiA H
rlveil In Kucono hist week, nrconl-
iik u ino report or tho Mouthorn
" - r " iiiiMi-fiia
of household goods received nt Ita
frelBhl tleiint. Tho list ns furn.
o cnumocr ot commcrco
follows:
Charles TTmiL'htnn tm t .
Grande; It. n. .Martel from To.
ledo, Oro.; J. 11. Dower from
Marshfleld: O. K. Patterson from
Westflr; Mrs. K. II. Tinker from
Long llench. f.'al.; Dr. A. K. Camp
bell from Sl.iux Kulls, H. IV; I,.
Marqulss from Kcedsport; K. M.
Si-hnartx from Itwa, t'al.; C. U
Necves fronp Kuroka. Cal.; Frank
Hamblen front Juneau. Alaska;
K. A. DnUKlas from Hond; A. W.
Kalk from Hothell. Wush.. and M.
1 Gans from Ynklma, Wnsli.
RESTAURANT IS SOLD
KtXAXO TAKK.V OYKR
11. A. WIIXXIX
BY
H. A. Wilcox has purchased the
Rulano restaurant on Willamette
street near tho Southern l'aclfc
depot yards from l'hll Bowcn and
has taken charge.
Mr. Wilcox announced that he
has rotninod Itobert Peterson ns
chef. Mr. Petomon waa formerly
with the Hollnnd hotel at Mcdford
and went to that city from Seattle.
THREE CHILDREN KILLED
SI'ATS AT t'llltlSTMAK THKK
lOl.l-.M'SK AM) 1
(tciHM'ul ruiilo nml Muny
Ar Trumplr, I'immi
illy Tit AMtMtnlvil
Kit IK. I Vim.. Ui'o. 3 a. Thro
child icn WtMo (minliMl lo ttnl h
hM-v Into tmlay In n punlo whh'h
t-i'Miillrit fcom tht I'olhump uf hii(m
at un otiUlmtr V In InIiiiiim ulmorv-
Uillliim WitKitPi'. 5; KIIihmi It If !(
iotl( Ut mill Ivitynittittl KuiMitRlititkl
H. uio ili'tid uiiil Hovi'ti rlilliln'ii
mo In a lioilliil, out Iti'liiK iv
luu'ttHl In it Hi'iitmit imukKiUhi,
iMMMI At i:riK
Aptroxliually (.tmo t'lil)lrii
wi-i lit (ht liit'l.tuvtl uivnu when
it tu'iit'h, upuii whU'h mitnu tf tlit'in
wMt Htatulliit;, hrukn. Tliu rhllilriMt
niisuiiuiI iih lhty iil to tho rlimi'
ami thin Witi tht ljitul for u Kcno
rul imiti
Attt'iuluiiln nnd polled on iluly
at tho onlriiiico irltnt to ralm tho
tou hy wavlmr thoni haok mid
nhoutliiir. hut Ihi'lr KfHturon mid
hIiouim vonud only to mid to tho
pa n lo.
tilfl Art DroiiiHtl
Soatit Wito ovotturnrd. rat lilt km
ulttiitf alnlcri woro hrukt'll and toyn,
KlMit hi'ittowrd at (ho i-iohralloii.
wttro droppi'd an tho ruh ion
tlntid. It wi.m nmro thun -IS nilntitvn ho.
foro tho uifna wtm rtoaiod. At -tomtantM
had (ho Injin-i'd I'hlhlton
takon (o a hoMpUal In autoiiinhlloi.
Si-oroM v.ro tiruUi'il and out hut
ran away without watttuii to havo
th.'lr InJuiloH attotidod. All of tho
lujurod prohahly will rooovor.
ESTATE IS OVER $23,000
.ions el ititn: u:rr cash iv
ItWK AM LAND
Tho Minto In Iino oounty of
John Cmrlo. I.oahuru fiu iur. who
dlfd it fow da iiKi, I vhluod nt
I .'3.350. nooordliiK 1 A petition
filod In prohntt court yoitlorday
nf'.ornooit for ih appointment ol
an administrator. llmldos tho
property of tho vnluo In Iano
county ho owned n farm In 1'olk
ciuniy. Of tho amount nninod
IIO.S0O In porHonal property, inowt
nf it Citfh In tho hank. Mr.
Martha C'urrio, liU widow, wa tip
liolntod ndmlnlHtrator of tho ra
tal o and Horhort Clnrk.
DvviKht Koiwry and KIhIo I'ollard
woro named to nppralno the prop
er! v.
Krod Vullnro wan nppolntod nd
mlnlHtrator of tho (iittato of John T.
Walliico. who dlot Novomhor 8.
IHl'j. lravinif prpfrty of th ontl
tnatnl valuo of 93000 S. 1. IIIIIm. I.
A. Walkor nnd Ham Vlnon woro
named a nppralorn.
GRANGE TO HAVE TREEJ
roru oaks vu,r cklkiiuatk
satiiuay NUilir
Tho Kour ak firnnK I'
plunnliifr ft (hrlMtn.iiri troo mid
proicrnni n( tho CranKo halt nt
.Itath-y Hill Saturday nlk'ht. Do-
cMiihor 2. nt It oVIork. Jt In n
nounrod that pvcO'cho may hrlnR
KlflH to put on tho troo. If plainly
marked who for nnd by tutorial
nrranKomrnt with Kantu ('laurt, ho
will inako it rottirn trip, no that
ho will ho thoro that evmlmr. A
committee will t at tho dor to
rorelvo tho Kift and pui them
wifely on tho tree.
Itefreshmenu will lie iiorvea nr-
tor tho proKram. and nil women
aro mtked to Lrlritf cither enko or
tmndwlcheH.
Thl meotlnic will tako tho nlar
nf tho reitular CJratiK" meutlnu
whh-h would have occurred on
Chrlntnin nlKht.
(Continued from paRo clRht)
Roberts and Rchlock Mill company,
C. K, ItoRprfl In haullnff material
for a new frurup?e.
Mr. and Mr. Glen Klwell have
moved to Veneta.
Arlle Mnrnh and family of Ku
frene spent the week-end at tho
Krod Yates home.
G. H. I'helpn and Dnlny lalvlmc
nton attended the teacher' exam
ination held In Kutreno Wcdnea
day, Thursday und Krlduy.
Nancy Kver left Monday niorn
ng for Indiana, whoro who will
study for mlwdonary work.
l-'reddle Hhone wan vUltinff with
friends in Klmlra Saturday and
Sunday, aUo was a Sunday caller
at the Kdmiston home.
A meeting' of tho I'arent-Teacher
asnoclatlon won held nt tho high
school Monday evening. A good
program was enjoyed hy the au
dience. Tho bazaar given Saturday by
tho lad Irk aid wag a succewi and
cleared about $95.
Tho Klmlra Sunday choo! will
give a Christmas program Thurs
day evening at tho church. A
Chritftrnns tree will also bo on of
the main features of tho evening.
Tho now building being eroded
near t"h church for tho men's
Illblo class and their social gather
ing, I progressing vory rapidly,
and will bo ready for uso lit an
other week. ,.
OrUmtnl CirtU Vmlw New
Maitagonunt
Dinner dance every night except
Sunday. Music by the now Wur-
lltzer plnno. Special attention to
phone orders. I'hono 2343. Jark
O'Day, proprietor. 13-8-tf
C. B. P. Hlckox. piano tuner.
Phone 1623-J, or Morris Music
HnuM 11-6-tf
PROGRAM JS PLANNED
MirrnoinsT sr.i).v wicotn,
TO (ilVK KVKNT
fRcal.ter T.na County Hperlal)
CltKHVVKIl-, Oro.. Dec. 22 The
Mxthivllst Hunclay sohool will have
Its f:hrlHtiniui proKram Thursday
ovenlnK at 8 o'clook. 'J'ho follow
ing Ik tho proKrum:
Voluntary. !
Hllcnt nlKht, Holy NlKht Con
cealed choir.
Jlymn Joy to (ho World.
Jtospnnslvo reading Tho Proph-csy-Psallor.
Prayer Itov. Mr. Oniy.
Hcrlpturo reaillnK Tho Chrlst
mun Htory K. J. Wohor.
Anthem Choir.
Pnnlonilmn Krda Htrndford.
rieiidlriK Tho Man Who Was
Too Husy to Find tho Child Mrs.
Irma OKram.
Malo qunrtnt.
Pantomime .Tonus I.ovor of My
Houl, sung by Mrs. firay Inter
preted by Hallln Gates.
Hong by the Mnrquart Rlsters.
Duet Hlnr nf tho Knst Thcl
ma nnd WlllmiKhby Howe.'
Offertory, for tho children's
farm home.
All Hall tho Power of Jesus'
Nnino Comrregntinn.
Honodlctlon,
Qfo HOOVER
-SEATS... mtUSuwu uUOfmt
HIS GIFT
may havi been a check,
Christmas morning. So
many men prefer to make
their gift in this form.
And it's better so. For
this check will bring you
the things you've always
wanted.
It will bring you the hours
to spend as you please; an
k easier, quicker, cleaner
jvay to do your household
cleaning; and a keener
'pride in the cleanliness of
a home immaculate.
Simply apply his check
on the purchase of a
Hoover, and all these
things will be yours.
Only 46.28 down
CEsmSasmm
A Christmas
"j sT
Give Berth
World Famous
Grand Prize
Eureka'fecuum
Cleaner
$A52 Set of Famous
'U;l.Xr ATTAMH....
lugu-viicuuiu ni lAriMtNTS
Ti'ithtjck
LKOJIKLJtlcCA
JB VACUUM CLEANER.
An opportunity you 'surely cannot tfltird to. mrnts are av.
misst t5ive her the unmatched GrauJ quickly. Clin
liurcka and its woriu latnoiu Btiaciunciui.
Rerm-mlKr that these great cleaning tools (reg
ularly priced at $3.?o and worth far more m the
opinion of hundreds of thousands of uer) axe
yours A!ttOLU'nO.Y FREE if you purchase
your Eureka now!
You tited Pay Only $4.50 Don
Special Christmas terms only $4.50 down and
Uic balance in ute easiest ktniJ ot mommy pay
VACUUM CLEANER.
are available to you. Hut vou mu
latinas It aiimnt hrrrl
Vhone, Call, Or I he die Coupon
If you haven't time to come in and witneui
demonstration of the unmatched cleaning tffi
ciency of the Eurrla ami it n att.ichinenu.iipi
and mail the coupon. The Kurrlia and attade
ments tlehvered when and where you lay.
Re sure to take advantage f tins inecial oflef,
Act witlwuit delay and nule sure of the finru'
.1.1. ri . - 1 1
rxiMipic nristmas gin tor ncn
EUREKA VACUUM CLEANER CO.
68 Ninth Ave., W. "WIFE SAVING STATION" Telephone 1750
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IMIWN
Far? iwwihiv ixviwon
ONLY
5500
check for $
Name
AdJie
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS COUPON
Q Please favor me with tllal uVmomttatlon In lny(liumc)ofict
Date . .. I lout
Q riesM enter my order for L'uieka lonipictc. hncloKt fad
'"XT.ir" deliver Due Hour
. Qiy
-Sme.
Eulano Restaurant
ANNOUNCES
Complete Change of Management
R. A. Wilcox, new owner and manager, has secured the services
of Robert Peterson, chef, recently from the Holland Hotel at
Medford, and formerly from Seattle. High class food on short
notice will be the order of the day under Mr. Wilcox's supervision
1
Featuring a Special 35c Merchant's Lunch
Soup
Baked Steel Head au gratin
Old Fashioned Meat Pie
Vienna Meat Loaf with
Cream Sauce
Swiss Steak with Sweet Potatoes
Snow Flaked Potatoes Cream Peas
; DESSERT
Rice Custard Pudding Coffee
Second Cup of Coffee Free, if Desired
WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF SPECIAL CHRISTMAS DINNER
Eulano Restaurant
450 Willamette
R. A. Wilcox
THE HIGHWAY
TO LIFE
millions now living will never die
Not in any past njjcR was thr; Highway to Life
opened up; for in all past a(,'cs men have continued
to die.
The Highway to Life means what the words imply;
namely, a way liy which the people can gel eternal
life here, now.
The ca:ttiii(? up nf this highway and the gathering
out of its stones is in progress before our eyes.
The way of the people, a wny they have never hith
erto had, is being made ready for them the way
hy which they will gain everlasting life on earth.
II EAR
J. C. WATT
AT
Modern Woodman Hall
720 Willamette Street
Wednesday Evening, December 23
7:7,0 P. M.
PIIEB HRAT3 ' . NO flOi.I.HnTION
; International Bible Students
Association
,1. (1. WAIT
Is
n.snrlnlort with tl'o orfl"'l "'fjj
Hlinly Chins of the. j-"' ;.'. l
brlims n vlow nf wnr .1 "k"
niHsod l.y nHsnelnlna In III" ",(
Hint refine! tho inocloratlun
rautmol offius.
Tho loPturor tisp- 'I""1'":. ; "'tH.
our tiny that fulfil I"""! ,
Konoinl thi-nin Is rovorc.l In " Ad.
dri'BB t. U. B. A,