MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29. 1925
.11.
FIVE
Moths Cannot
Live Through Our
Cleaning Process
Have you carefully inspected
your fur garments
OUVHr.Ml.lintnn,
Phone 300
RAYMOND TOKUKY
Between Eiehth and Ninth on Olive
1 3
CAUGHT IN THE ROUNDS j
Car I Siohn A. 1. Ilnhh ic
ported in lit1 Huntluy nluht
ttist Ids Hliir rnr ltul bnrri Molmi.
fit llrwimo number Wum flven ut
in-mi. t
Oarhrt to lUi lulled T.lu) To.
sir 1 motion day Itt ih circuit
court. Judge HHIpwurlli has mi un.
ftiiuilly largo docket tu ku tlitniittli
gutliii tlm lny.
Uutcno fnupln Wnb A mar
rllltfl lloil'V wuil litiunil lit 4lia ni
ne of County t'lrrk Itryaon t.i
llabarl (.'umpliell mul Vlolu i'u
lir, bolh of Kuk-ono.
Maiiutiiii I'HikIikiI Iti-m V
W. AuRtln. prlluspiit ut tht Hi'tiiinl
tt iliujnloti. wnM hern ypHtrnliiy
on tho vny lu I'nritunU wlmn. In.
will mlnnil tln nmounu of ih.. in.
ion rilulo Trni?hr muocniun.
fiprokrr Nut Nnntixl Ni miciik-
tt hi AM 'nt hoDtl nuiril'il fur tlio
T. M. A. "Upnll lllltINu" f.NtlvltlfN,
acrortlliiat to Knink ttlirrluirt. K-n-rnl
ivcrotnry. Hcv. lrmlnrtrk J.
Clark wit to hitvo hwn tin Hirnk
tr but la unuvulUnlily nbaont In tlio
Kiat.
a a
IViirlur Youiut Hurled Tnylur
Touait. pruinlnont rontOni! ur t'ut
U Urovo. wiu, M'lricU tlioro .
Ilrilay InlluWHiit fuiiprnl f rvic .
nnilurlril In tlin Clirlatlnn hur. h
by IIpv. v. A.i Klklna uf thla .ny
Mr. Yoiiiik hml lioon n rcalilom uf
Una rounty ninny yonra.
Molmi.k riub Wliut Tho Mn.
hawk I'lonvrr rluli wun tlm rhun-li
UltnUanre I'otiloal of tho Inat ni'ii
aon. ari-urilliiK tu tlm Inrurnuillmi
I ih V. M. A. ypKii-riliiy. Tlio
rhurrh nltoniliini'o Mitiiiiiit. n liirKo
Cbrlminn rinat. will Im proni'iitiil
to tha lioya Inter. It waa mud.
KlirliiiTK I'tiin l'ri Tlmt n litriio
Atltiratiuii uf lOtlKonn Hlll'lllora
would attaint tho eoroninnliila tu lio
hW In I'urilunil noxt rtiurliiy In
Iht oliai-rviuu-e of tho 3lh minivor.
iary nt tho fuiinillitK ur Al Kmlor
temjilo, whh th alutoinont iiimlv
lura laal auht hy prniiilni'iit nifiii.
bn) of the order.
a
'Troon Kit lllkon Toitny Mem
. btra of the Hoy Hront trnop num.
Mr al will loavo In mituninhllra
lor TrlmiKle Inko nt :Jo oi-lo.k
..... m . .Mill ll.illl lll.'li' nit.
aitn the ihiy lilklutt In the rur
roundlnx hllla. Tho buya will he
You'll
like
it,
Too!
Joseph Conrad'
compelling novel
LORD JIM
Willi KIIIHI.rV MASON
NO.UI IIKIOItY
I'WICV MAKMDNT
U.VV.MDNI) HAT'IHIN
M'DONALD
THEATRE
LAST
TIMKS
TODAY
A Rrrcon Rertwillun
"PARISIAN
NIGHTS"
with
Lot! TK.LLKOKV
I'LAINM IIAMMIOItNTI'.IN
(ANTON (1LANS
lllOMOK ADOKI0IC
COMKDYv
NKWfl
Da
fid
"."'r H.r. l.-mU-r.hlp of Aahury
.Mra. T'hornu Horn M,, j
I ic,l..,i,; iiiorn... formerly of tlila
' l). how lea iiiik in I'onlanil, la
IllTH IIM A tfo.-MI ..r it.- .. .
Itr. Iln iiimI Uift- luw ,r. r
It. Ii una uifi have ,-rt f,ir 0ak.
Ittllll. ('ill.. Uhiirf 1 1... .1., ...ii
MllLIHl ihH.lH uitil Vlt.ll llliMliUulH.
Ilicy rxH-ct ti rciuin Kiituiiluy
Urn fnim ) nut I in Kthvard
I'uuitt i.f Otiifihit, .S'rli., mn ur
John Cutr.o f Lvuburic, whu died
MMn ly, iH K.iiiiK ulih hlH iou
ulii. Jitlm O NVlll Currii' of thiN
t
ltn urn From Tim -011111 K. r.
1.M, i!nirtct ninimMcr f h.
Mutunl M r imtilf idinpnny, ami
funtily, n uriicl Huti.lny fitim Ta
iciiiii w hen- ihf'v v.Hlteil dur.nie (ho
hchduyfi Willi Mm. Oubvm imrvntH.
My.ifrliiiM hr 10 ApiM'ftr The
MyHiMtliiiiM Klvi. 11 iHiHkflhull Uln
tet of Dm- Y. m. i. A., will jiliiy
11 irumo wlih tlie Iloundfi at thr
.SVw Vcar'n day 'opfti housf'
rclchraildii of the "Y", It Wita un
nuiitircil yvuti-rduy.
Itrrrhtcrnlltijr lMant Vtw In
John II. Nfw uian'v nwu kpi ut ti
I'nik ir(M't in io havo a rofrlKorat
Iiik ilium. InK'allitilon now IicIiik
in proKifwi. .Mr. Ncwinmi sayn ho
xpi't't t havr the work coiu
jilt cil in n fvw dny. ,
Mr. nml Mn. AMxn,' ltd urn
Mr. and .Mm. I.oith AIhott have
returned to l.nn(tv,nv, Wah., nfier
hnviiiK Nt't-nl c 'hrlHt iiiiift wllh relu
t(in hero. They were arMm
luinlril hy Mth. Villlnm SleudlnfT,
who will remain thoio for sonic
t me.
Here from Marshriotd Mr. and
Min IE. II. IiivIm drove from
MutuhfirM Thurnday eveninjt to
Hpi-nd ('hriHtma.i with Mr. and Mrs.
M. H. Ituih. the parentH of Mr.i.
Pavn. An Mr. Kuth In quite 111.
hrr diiUKhter la icnialnlng over a
few dn..H,
Tornhiill tine Aflor Prlmnpr
AieiMU luninmi. nepuiy ancriii,
han Kone to Aherdeen. Wash., to
brine: to thin Hty Hryan MoClure,
who ax n trimly al the Lane rounty
Jail eneaped one day lat Ortoher
and waa arretted nt Aberdeen a
few dnyn aso.
.11 II (If llllll HPiamatlJ Miv
f hrl.Mlan rhurrli wna packed 10 the
noora Hiiiiuiij tn-iiMin
pre-aervlce eonrert of the Kugene
Nymphony nivheBtra under tho
loaderMhln of t'harlea M. Itunyon.
Or. II. V. Stiver delivered a ser
mon following the mimic program.
t
MKh Kllhuni on Vanttl'on M sh
Winifred Kllbuin. elerk In the of
f e of the Hluslaw natlonnl for
eat, la In I'orthtnd on n vui-nllon
I'xpeollng to re'ur n from duly Jan
uary 2- wnH nei'oinpiinled hy
her' a ider, .MIhs Tiinnlo Kill'iirn.
who was here from I'oiiltind 011 a
riolMlYM t 'TUUO ItlCjelo I""'1'
Appruxliniitely .10 I'loiieem timler
III,. Icn.lelnhlp f K. K. Iloliletllllll,
phvHl.'iil illleelor uf the V. M. ( . A.
.... v..).. rhli In Ihe
win me.' . , ,
vh'lnlly of Hlvoralile piirk, iihout
mill h from Ihe elly eiirly
Thnrmliiv iinirnlnir. It wn rep"''
IiihI nliiht.
. . lne'. 'rnnll!lll
;MIIII''"i''" . . 11
- The Aniliaellienl a-lltla Will hold a
New Veiit n piniy
...1 tonlKIl . Jin
(III lll'IOS I'" , ,
o,,.,:,..e.-oo.rh-m. h?.
nnmhera Imve l""' """"f'' '"J
Severnl I'eiilure dnncea niu 1 on the
liroitrnni. Tho onn-eia ... -
Imve haruo of the p.oKriun.
.t ti.u...i.tf hiirWaAfrR. W.
MI'S, lino"
(. ",,1111. of tlilH city, who v
ierloualy Injured In " -nerld.nt
nenr Meiee.l. ( al.. a tovr
,. K. ii '';
dnv hy . . aii'i'-"' :,'
;rih.y Ko.a,;y hih. from 1.
K,V; l"i. tl.nl it will he" very lonti
rin.o l.efi " "J1" ,w""-
(ilflN Not Aildriwil "'K'"'
.,,,. ,,,,, iiiimi fhrllni park
f,.H eau.nnhly Klfl" far local
Hlll.ll la mil fl Willie
;:s::;i:-r-As
, ;; Ik m,h. ,(,!, i!llll(.y,
ml, ,'''n""y J"" tl,u
":! l and w 1 , '"" "' U!" l"t
I" y i p 7, "'""""I '"i cus
ilv , l!""."y w"" """ted re-
clllir(e r dlaoidOlly
otMlmt.
'l" llurfuid lielunia ,,,
.V ! !' "HOKn,l,or In ho
"' 'i h. i.ii.i,.
''. nnil v. a. a. . '
IIIIIM..O- I ' ' ' ""' ni
Koae
w.lll her mother.
Christmas
hi"1". ,"1,'l"",,v'"'"' """ '-um
It. .lmlil. ,.r ....
rMliiiii;,
AlL.bi . .. '
"y vi V .
1 Hi it(T Nllluliv 'ri... .
!','"' !'","' s"",,1,i'"' lVwi.li.nu
'"'" " Hi winter
"Hi l.l. to II,. Made-PI,,,,, ,or
I I loneer l,yH' blcyclu trip
' """'lay r. ,,!, ,.,.,., ,, 2
"nnoini,-,.,,,,.,,, , ,,. y
!;."!, nlKht The hovswni leave ?
ni.,1 i ",K '" " "' -nM..
be ;, ,,y 4;:)0 , U)0 M.
(IWIMT of 1.1,-en.s,. I.,,,,,,, ,., n
A imlr of r,r....
1. 11
: .. in 01110-
" plilli'H iiik h...... 1
owner0 rT"', T"Jl'"' ''""'"( ho
iwni r. The !. were 1(,lreaed
In l ie ...eretnry of a.m.. , john
. Iliirnea. motor ronle fl. hut ihe
""HI carrier , ,, n
I've on thai route.
Drill Team 10 ICulerlalu The
uniformed .! tit lenm of ihe Mod
ern Woodmen, louelhei- with the
lioyal NelKlihoiH. will hold another
or i.r popular aorlnl evenlnKa,
Weilnemlny. Iie.emher 30. In Ihe
'!' V.; A' A" n"'"'1"'" of tho
A.. It. N. A., and their
rrlends are axked to attend, tho
women to brlnif l.osketa for two.
Pnclflf ChrlMlnii Ilosultnl Vi.i.
Admitted Hiindnv: Mra II l
iloaaen. Klkton; Mra. H. E. nice, The organization wae not In--"e:
Mrn. I,. H. MeKey, city; W. J. ''Poeted luat week with tho hend
Nlchola, Rprlniffleld. Iilamlaaed j uuariora and med'cul units.. Fol
Huniliiy; Mra. f. A. Cooper, city; llowlnif muater. the men In the
Mra. !. O. Ilennett nnd lufunt, t'ot- I company will be required to lay
tnire (irovo. Admitted Monday out full field equipment. Major W.
.Mra. M. A. DobbliiH. eltv: Mra. C. !
l. Ilummond. cllv M a nAt:
Mabel; Baby Marlanna Starr. Mo
hnwk. Mamlased Monday: Mn. L.
H. Allen and Infant, elty.
Dlliniie HoHiiltal Deport Admlt
led: w. H. WliltllnKlon. WendlliiKI
Moorelork. CottoBe Grove: J. .
l-araen. Cotlatte Grove: W H
I'arka. elty: W. R. Oivena. Mc
(llynn; Mra. M. T. Nolen. Yoncolla;
Mla Jean Kpenrer, city; Mlaa Kim
Kullrk. Franklin. Ore.: I). M
Morne, flnrltiKfleld: Mra. Jeaa Cross'.
Springfield: T. A. Ilarber, Wvatflr.
Iilanilaaoil: Ilalpli Sehmltt. Horton,
Ore.: Mra. Kred Lure and twin
sons, motor route A, city; Lloyd
Williams, Hprlngrield; Arthur Kyle.
Monroe.
ANNOI'NOIMK.Vr
CAMP CHKKK TKI.RPHOXE
company's nnnunl meetlnir. will
bo hold Saturday.' January !.
ni ! p. m. al Lower Camp Creok
school house.
TIIK REOI'LAn MEETING OP nml tn Participants are expected
the 17. 1). Bridge club will be"10 d'18 n costums appropriate
poatponed until two weeks
from Thursday.
THE V1CTOHY CIRCLE OP THE
Kaptltft church will he enter
tained Wednesday evenlnc nt tho
home of Miss Ethel Sanborn,
670 Twelfth avenue Enst.
BOUN
CI.EAVWl At the Pacific Chris
tian linapltal, Saturday, Decem
ber 26. 12S. to Mr. and Mrs.
C II. 'leaver. 141 Seveiilpi.nl Ii ni-n.
lino west, a daughter, weighing
7 vi pounds.
1
DEMOCRATS TO CONVENE
.IACKSOX CLVB WILL MKKT
IN PORTLAND SOON
Notices of the meeting of the
Jackson club of Oregon, on "Jack
aon liny'' January 8, wero mailed
lo prominent locul Democrats yes
terday from club headquarters In
Portland.
Tho meeting will bo held In tlio
ItoiiM'il hoi el in that cltv and tlio
president, Milton A. Miller w.ll be
the principal speaker. Governor
Walter M. Plerco will rovlow his
administration nnd othor dinner
speakers will bo Miss Mnnche
Langley of Forest Grove and
Judge K. B. Kelly of Sledford.
It was said horo that sevoral
Kimono members of tho Jackson
cluli will uttend tho meeting.
ELLIS PICKENS JAILED
MAN AnHlWTKD AT SALF.M IS
SFNT1CNOKD 11KKE
Kills Pickens of this city, who
was arrested In Salem Saturday
n'ght In company with two young
girls, wns brought back, hero and
seir enreil by .ludgo Harold J.
Wells of tho Jtistlco court for driv
ing n enr while Intoxlcntcd. He
waa fined Hf'O and sentenced to
servo 60 days In the county Jail bo
sldos having hla drlvor's license
revoked for 60 days. HI" car wna
turned over to tho sheriff nnd will
bo held until such ft limn as ho Is
out of Jnll and his 00 days nro up.
A Salem dispatch states that
Pickens wns arrested thero In
company with Paulino linrkor nnd
.lunnllft'Austlii, said to bo Kugone
girls.
MARCOLA WOMAN DIES
FI NF.ItAL SKHVICKB FOK MKS.
llOKi; TO lK UF.LD TODAY
Mrs. Frniices C. Hoke, 74, resi
dent of Marcola. dled nt her home
lu that community Sundny, It was
reported fi-otn tho Walker chapel
In Springfield.
Funeral aerv'ces are to he held
... o .i..pu litis nfternonn In the
Christian church nt Marcola.
Mrs. lloko 1" surv.y u ..y -
h.i-hiiii'i. fleotco S. Hoke, ono son.
ir.i.. Bl.n nt Alnreolll. Rllil
Two ilaughtors, Mrs. 't,0II,,,",,"n
of Calirornin aim ."",
row of Dnnks, Ore.
Works. Tu Wost Hlxth avenue, op
pmlla port office. 12-17-1 mo.
P Play Snfol Have your tiros vul.
caused by White Vulcanizing
O CROSS WILL MOVE
MISS I.I I'O TO ('O-OltDINATi:
WITH t'OI'NTY '
lli'lHirm fur .Noieinlx r mul Part of
Duuciiiher Jlvrn ut .lolut .Meet.
Illtf I4IMI Nliflil
Plana for oo-oidlnutlnif tho lted
Ciomh aetlvllleH with tlm county
noi'lal welfuro work wero eompleted
at a mcetliiK of the loeal lted Ci-ohh
hoard of dlroctorH und tho county
eourt, In tho circ uit courtroom laat
mailt.
MIhh Alma I.upo, executiva nee
relary of the lted (Voh chapter,
will move her office Into the court
Iiiiiihu January I, to ho In doner
touch with tlio county court and
the work that will ha Imndled
IhroUKh thlH urruuKoment,
r.eporu for Ihe inonthH of No
veuilier and purt of Oeeemhor wore
read at the nicotinic. MIhh I.upo ex.
plained that In November GO cukck
wero handled, although moat uf
IheHi! were prior lo lier arrival here
iih executive Hecretary. Half of the
i'ohi'm iIiiih Tar handled In JJocem
her. ehe mild, were really county
welfare caKe-s, InveKtiKallonH and
work with the ex-aervlco men.
Homo relief work waa duno In co
operation with other uKoncica.
AmoiiK thoiic prettent ut the meot
InK wei-e: JikIko U. Kklpworth,
chairmaii; JudKo C. I. Barnard;
I'nnnly I 'oiiimiKidoncrH t'llntou
Kuril und . 1J. Crowe, J. 13. Hell,
Ufoi-ao IC. I.ove. Worlh Harvey of
Cottage drove; i ,. ArtiillaKc, Ur.
II. II. Kleldn, .Mm. M. H. Ady, Mrn.
1'. M. Carter, MIhh .Mo.ellc Hair.
Mra. K, 1'. Dorria und MIhh Alma
I.UPO. ' .
COM PAN V "C" QUAKTKRLY N
KI'IXTION DUK
I'nlta l'rcNirliiK for Federal
InsrHHitlon 1'irly in Year; :
May Do In March
fompany "C," l2nd Infantry,
will hold Its quarterly muster und
Imipec Ion at the armory tonight,
accord nu to a statement made by
C - aP'aln Lawrence Jensen.
(. White, poat commander, will :n-
upect tne troopa.
'reparations are also being
made by all organization com
manders for the federal Inspection
which will be held early In the
year, poaaibly dur.ntr the first two
weeks of March.
Private First Class Everett N.
Hathaway of Company C" . has
been promoted to the grade of cor
poral, an ex met from regimental
headquarters received yesterday
states. t .
KNIGHTS TO HAVE PARfY
NEW YEAR'S EVE KXTERTAIX-
f t MENT IS ANNOUNCED
I
, The Knights or Pythias : are
phinnini; a big New Year'a ' pve
I party at their temple nt the cor
nier of Klevcnth avenue -west and
J Olive street. Thursday night. It will
the In the nature of an old-time
I school day boys' and girls' party
t0 the occo'on- An old time dance
with an old-time dancing master
will be there to "cnll off" in. the
quadrilles. r,i;
It Is announced that all Knights
are asked to invite- thein friends
nnd take- part in the festivities. A
notice sent out to members reads
as follows: .
"You are expected to dress like
old-time school day Joys and girls.
Come with your school buckets full.
We will furnish the coffee, cream.
sugar and , pickles, llring your
friends and do
not leave tne
I'hlldren ut homo as a room is prc-
inared for them to play. Come nre-
pared for a good time. Let's all be
nS'nnVi.iW
retnomhered
The committee consists of J. B.
Hamlin, T. A. Blocker and II.. P.
Cllrrill. '
STICKELS IS RELEASED
FINE ASSESSED IN 192S PAID
BY ACCl'SED
Leslie Stickles, held In tho county
Jail hero under two charges, was
released last nigni wun a receipt
for a fine of SS0O assessed in 1922
marked "paid In full."
Young StlcKlcs was niso reteasea
by tho Coqiilllo authorities who
asked for his detention on ft bud
check chnrge, tho accused Having
settled this account also, accord
ing to a story told at the county
Jail last night.
The liquor tine ot iy-a, uiuiuuku
il..l,tpp thnn that being given In
sontences now, was explained with
the statement that Stickles was ar
rested with two oilier young men
under compromising elrcuinstancos.
SEAL SALES ARE MADE
FINAL REPORT OIYF.N FKOJI
SCHOOLS ,
' F;nal report on the sale of
Christmas seals among tho schools
of tho city was mndo yesterday.
Patterson school leads alt with
$70.46. Tho sales made by each
school follow: .
High school 200
Wilson
Uoosovelt ".J
Patterson .
I V.iw
Washington
Wlllard ...
61.23
37.89
32.85
32.80
27.38
Condon . . .
Lincoln . . .
deary
OFFICER IS OUT EARLY
TUAFFK! MAN MAKES ItOtiNDS
BETWEEN 1 AND 4 A. M.
Sovenleen traff o law violations
wero found hv liclhert Farrow,
city Irnff o off cor, In his roundi
iver tho city Sunday' morning bo
tween 1 nnd 4 o'clock, he reported
yesterday.
A number of persons had ro
ported to the officer Hint some car
owners In the residence districts
had been In tho hnb.t of parking
out In tho Ktroota nt night, Unit
many left no lights burn ug and
linn others violated tho law In dif
ferent days. Ho decided to nscer
tuln tlio truth ol tlio ropoits and
found that thoy wero pretty, ac
curate, lie ail ill he cncuuntcrcd
five spoeders, und the other 12
curs hud been left out all night
anil wero without lights and some
on tlio wrong side of tlio streets.
Tho officer mild that ho Is on
leavorlng to stop the practice of
stor.tig rura on the streets at night.
OFFICER IS EXAMINED
ltOSMItl'KG It V. K IC It V E MAN
SEEKS PltOMOTIO.V
Second Lieutenant Muurlee O.
Ilowker, infantry-reserve, resident
of Itoseburg, was examined by a
hoard of locul regular army and
reserve officers here yesterday lor
a commission as first lleulcnunt.
Whllo no details or the examin
ation were given oul, It Is under
stood thai Lieutenant Ilowker had
qlliillf.ed. The candidate s a grad
uate of iho It. O. T. C. and has
held u second lleutenuul's commis
sion for three years.
Lieutenant Ilowker Is attached
lo Hie :1x2nd inrantry regiment.
The board of officers conducting
yesterday's examination was coin
piiced nt Major John P. liubb
(IJOI.) Infantry, V. S. A., Major
Carl W. itoliblus, medical -reserve
and First Lieutenant William K.
Milne, ordnance-reserve.
LEGION REPORT SLATED
ACTIVITIES OF 1925 TO BE RE
VIEWED TOXJOHT
I'Ii-mI (.'tut In- 100 Per Cent Mem
bership Campaign Will Ho
Fired by Commit ice '.
Reports of American Legion
committees which have been per
manent during 1925 will be made
at the meeting of the Eugene post
!n the chumber of commerce rooms
tonfght.
' The meeting which ordinarily
would have been held last Thurso
day was set over because thut day
happened to he Christmas. Offi
cers of the post will be instulled at
the first meeting in Januury which
will come on the Bccond Thursday,
or January 14.
ibeorge E. Love, chairman of the
membership committee announced
yesterday that the first gun will be
fired in the "100 per cent" mem
bership drive In which it is expect
ed to Increase the membership to
600 ex-service men. Mr. Love said
he believed there were that many
In the city now und that the post
would strive to include them all on
Its rolls.
PORTLAND PHYSICIAN WILL
.READ PAPER
Central Willamette Medical Society
to Meet. Jn Etigcnb on Night
of Juminry 7
With a paper on "induction of
labor," nn obs.etrlcal -subject, Dr. I
Albert Mathieu of Portland, a spe
cialist in this phase of the medical
profession, w.ll be the principal
speaker at a meeting of the Cen
tral Willamette Medical society, !
to be held hero. January 7, ,it was!
learned yesterday. .
Dr. Mathieu will he' "the" onJyj
speaker to read a paper, the re
mainder of the time during the
meeting to be taken up by d-scus-aion.
s
Five well-kno vn physicians will
lend the discuss on and they were
announced as f dloHvs: Dr. E. C.
Joseph of CorvUlis, Dr. N. E. Ir
yine of Lebanon, Dr. C. E. Hunt of
Eugene, Dr. 'W. C. Rebhan of
Springfield. Dr. B. R. Wallace of
Albany, and Dr. Gavin C. Dyott of
Cottage. Grove. , . --
fpP December Sale of
Dependable Shoes
K5Kk .. . '
Wilson is '"prni,: ' m
KIWAYIANS OIISKItVF. IfflKTH
OF LATE CHIEF j
Eugene Poslinlislcr AiK'iiU for
Creation of Spirit lo Cause j
New Office Hero I
With the observance yesterday
of tho anniversary of Woodrow
Wilson's birth, members of the
locul Kiwunis club were -enter-1
tallied witli a story of the life and j
Ideals of the wartime president by
Vernon i'alne, former student at '
the Oregon Agricultural collego, I
Kiwnms Ideals were-linked ' up '
with tlio observance by J. il. Tlmrn
of itoseburg, regional offlcor of tho'
club, who said ihnt all members
must work unitedly in all under
taking for the success uf the in
lernatlonal organization. - , - f
.Mr. Thorne hIho urged the local
Kiwaniuns tu strive for a success- '
ful district convention here next'"
summer. He Is visiting all cliiU In
this district. .. . . i
Activities of tho poatoffice de- '
partmcnl during the recent Christ-':
mas rush, and the need of a new
building in Eugene, were told by
Darwin K. l'orun, postmaster. '
.Mrs. K. E. Wyalt .entertained
with vocal selections and- waa ac-
companied on the piano by -Mrs.
A. B. Itolierts.
yesterday's meeting wns Ihe last '
In which the old officers will lake
part, the next luceting-being inthe1
hands of the officers-elect. . ...
DAMAGE SUIT ANSWERED;
HAZEL
I'LACI-:
CANTOR AND OTHERS
It LA ME ELSEWHERE
In the circuit court suit of John
L. Toevs against Hazel Cantor,
Freeman W. Robinson, Wllma El
liott and Ray K. Elliott, in. which.
ho seeks damages on account of
u collision between an automobile
occupied by the plaintiff und his
w fe and one occupied by the de
iendants, an answer was filed yes
terday. It Is stated that when they
were about o meet the plaintiff's
car. on the highway another car
in front of ' them slowed, down
without warning and their cur
skidded, resulting in the collision.
The blame is placed on the car
that slowed down and the defend
ents ask that the case be dismissed
and that they recover theic costs
and disbursements in the suit.
EUGENE PRINTING CO.
1047 Willamette Phone 148
i2-23-tf
T. N.
Dunbar
Co.
; 34 Ninth Ave., West "
Autmobile Tires
Extra Low Prices
, .. . Quality Goods .
30x3 " Cords '....:...I.,..;'.'.$9.S0
30x3'2 Fabric ;,..$8.25
30x3'2 Regular Cord....$8.55
30x3 Oversize Cord $13.65
31x4 Oversize '........,.$18.00
32x4 .Oversize .:.i....$20.55
33x4 Oversize .;....$21.S0
32x4 Oversize ...V..i.,$30.00
All These Tires Carry
the Standard Guarantee
Assembled in this group of shoes you will find shoes of
the usual Graham quality at reduced prices that will
save you real money-ALWAYS. WE MUST DISPOSE
OF SHOES TO THE LAST PAIR In this December
Sale you will find bargains for any member of the fam-.
ily. Men's Shoes Work Shoes Rubber Boots Wom
en's Shoes and Children's Shoes. Save money on these
different lines, selected from our large stock to be closed
out to the last pair. ' "
U. S. Rubber Boots
Red Knee Boots $ -Z 65
5 Eyelet Bootees Jr
M , .
Introductory Sale Of
WoiMSoap
A high grade luxuriously yet 'delicately perfumed cash
mere bouquet toilet .soap made-expressly for. "Eugene's
.Qwn Store." 12 generously izcd cakes-that will sell rcg
iilarly,at .$1.2p op'ered. niny, ; only 79c. . ''
" ; Rouquet toilet soap is the ide'a,l face and hand soap.
' i-' Contains Vlnly the purfcfit inffredicnts no artificial
coloring. It is Soft and soothing to delicate skins. ,
'' ' I t's re freshing -atid subtle fragrance lasts for hours.
You will like it and . the introductory sale price
"' mcans-a 'saving of 41i certts.1""- " ' ' '; ' t
.,::. - ON SALE IN EUGENE ONLY AT : !..':
DR. R, C. VIRGIL
Osteopathic Physician .
810 Miner Bldg. .
Phone 8251 ' Eugene, Oro.
Through subterranean
' passages-
five stories below ; , .
the ground
144::tBQurs
,.hen5e, on. the '"
" stroke of oa .
" twatch here "tomorrow) to
The Hour Approaches! I
EUGENE'S FAMILY SHOE STORE-
i
828 yillamette St. 828
-EUGENE'S FAMILY. SHOE STORE.
wjuet
Refuse Service Co.
All kinds of refuse 'col
lected and disposed of. -
Telephone 2232-R
'INDEPENDENT GARAGE
32 Fifth Avcjioe West
-SO ,5i
....
:; Selection For;
if "iWomen
i-tyltsh footwear at $5.35,
-..!$4.35, $3.85 and $3.35. Sat
t.t.'in pumpsj.-. patent leather.
. - and-tan t' " - .-. . -. - ;.
OxfoKls .t;.... J)J.J J
' "AU" Siies, Two Different
n.j,,'.Sty:Ies..Low Heels,;.'
SEE OUR WINDOWS
i Bargains For Men
"Dress Shoe's, Work Shoes,
$5.85,. $4.95, $4.35 and'
$3.85.'
Brown C.h r q m e $6.50 ;
Uhlincd ' . dQ OC
Shoe.............. i)j,OJ
FORMER PRICES
FORGOTTEN
The Big Girls'
Bargains
$2.45, $2.85, $4.35
High Lace Shoes, brown
and black. Regularly pric-.
ed $4.00 to $7.00. . ,
Bargains For Boys
Solid leather, black and
brown bliich- A tJ
"ef stylc . J..,:.... JJ) 1.17J
I ... ....... . ,
i
oily Ulrociory n