Morning register., December 30, 1925, Image 5

MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 30, 1925
I
FIVE !
Drain it.,i.i
k
New Years Eve
DREAMLAND HALL
Thursday Night, Dec. 31
Dancing 9 till 12:30
SPECIAL MUSIC
Lots of miiKcmslkors-l.ots of fun for nil ,,,,,,,1
lime assured. ,
EVERYBODY
n
CAUGHT IN THE ROUNDS
. .. I.. I'll.' .Mm II. J
L'lwfn "I Vonenlla spent the iluy
.. J.fc... Ml.ll HlYtW-Allgltat
llirr . . .
irlln llnrriNliiirw w I" !'.
Lot ailriidlnic to biialncui uffiilra
WW- , . ,
.. . ..... ft.. CMM...rkl.f ti-
Irill HW I'"11' vocal
junctor. I't Tuesday for Marah-
inn-si there. ...
. t.,m ('....I1.-.-......!! K
$tt1. supervisor of the Hiiialnw
utivnal luteal, I"'! fur form Ilia
jrnirilu)'. "" w"l mi"!"! i
,ICHC 01 l'"" "
tl..l..tm III l il I l . il I
4 111 I ' - -
Mrlniyra has - r.-1-oVf.raiV from her
imt from diphtheria, uml ihn
ttldrnro M. H'' Uh all'l-el lull)
iho relraaed from iiunrnntiut.
nor Has Tim In mm! Ailr-ltt.kU
iw-Htaiitev Warrrn. on or Mr.
131J lira. J. E. Warren, wna uper- j
lira on '"' i "'.ii"i.
iad adnoiil. Mondny itfiornnou.
Trail In I'un-luiMil Tlio .nr
um of a olif-half ncro Irai-t of
and In Prospect pnrk l.y Hurry
WlllUtltlM. wum limiUIIIH'tMl yc..
irrday ly l-'rank KIiiim)', lui-itl
nallor.
IkuinriH Naiiii In FHiiI Tli
nrtirirau n! tlm lutMiittil biiNlnN
umff. Alad.lln dirt Uiirra. wui.
fwd In the nfftrn of uiinty ll.rk
Brinn yolprilny hy Alli o I), I'li k-
ttl of KuKni.
lir. ('riM-tnlt n Tulk n( l.iini'li.
m tr. 1'Kti.r 4'rurkatt. uT iho
fconomlui tlopitrtinriit nf thi unl
irmly, wilt ! tin n)uktir nt tt
tvfkly Iuiii-Iii-i.ii hi ihn I'ttiiintii.r of
(miiurro .Tliurmlity. Ill" nuliji'ct
till Im 'Tiiltlnu iin tnvi.hlury of u
rmtmunlly'H t-npliitl."
flub lAtuli'm lo SiNNik Mm. 1..
Kichantiion. Niutit pr.i.liltMt of rliil.
iilirg nnil Ai-itol.l 1'otlh.r. Initio
tsunly rliili li'iiil.T, will In- nprnk
"111 IllnntlllK III I lit. WIIiIwimhI
vhool nt rulp iTfrk, Kiitiinhiy.
Jiniary 3, Il 'n niliiouiii'-il yrn
urdiy. KuniU fur a lll.riiry will liu
nlird lliroiiKh n pin nui'lnl.
TlilTO l.lii'iW! Immu.mI MiirrlioiK
Ik-Miin wrrro lamii'il nt tin. otri. i.
I County I'lnrk llrymin ymiKnliiy
II the followliiir: .rntiflM Mi.II.Iiim
QM of KiiKiip-(?row HtnKi routi
i imiii Irono I'ottur nf Civil
ilti loult Ji'iiMon ntnl KNlhi-r J..n.
. bolh nf Kukpiik: Kmnk Ht.
and Fliirvm.- Volk, both of
n I)lKo. Cut.
FjUTTIU. I'll.ll.. Ml Unit.... M.u
Jorolhy NVniyri', Jilnr. Noinyri.
r. and Mr. H. (. Itlnnni-hK mi l
rk and Wilnivr ltltnai'h ilmvi
' Halftn fhrlatinnN tnornltiK. ro
"nln lioiiio Kulurdiiy ovvnln'.
Jfy apent th iliiya with Mim.
wmyre', nrnl Mt. Illrnrhi'i pur
'. Mr. and Mr. John Itoohrlnm'r.
nil other ri'lnllvra.
N'rvr Train im tt a it.ir.i
Wyjl iriiin wn inn on ly thn
'-.uriii i iiriru rinnpniiy yonior
y to nporuia liotwoon IhK pit nt
lrpn im.l ih ovv ti-rnilnnl nil.'
J tin ouiaklria of Kiikpih-. Mii
Ii. . 1,1 w,,rl '" I1'" "'r-
Jinal Hi wito lulil off for two or
dnya m t.'hrlntmiin tlmo Inn
wr in ii un in Km ,..w
'"''"''"linn to lomimny
.
I Wnium" llmkpii Into Two
IV r"1", 'no "Koil Wimon"
h,!;,"ui,l"r on Wlllnnii'tto nil'.'.'!
v.... "Jlovt-ntli iiviMiim nhmit 2:.10
'wtordny inonilnK hut woio fiinh
m "wny tnTorq iinythlim of vnl-
Bovling Alley
i
Changed Hands
I have trik.cn over Walker's interest, made some eliannet,
"' Willi the nssislanee of my son larroll, will eondiuM
"Hue. invite your patronage.
Elmer Roberts
WELCOME
IT
I...y ,., ,.,.
In III.- pln.i. ,y a,,,,,!,,., ,0). w,
r.'liuil.d it i ,, ,,,
linnn. Hall 1.1.,-nv,. !!,. ,.
lin k . -l.-....y , ,,
Ilrriir. lor l,!l at Mailrli,n
.
Il.'l.. I'mm .li.m il,,,, , M,
fM ' J"""!"!! i lly w
in hi.K..,. y,.l.,rd,y Ju;im.H
lr. Iti.l.nu.,,, ir.-r.- 1r. K K
K.. .IM.,,,, ,)( , Mum h
!"" ''I'"1 "l'.HllnK ..
llollilayn In KuK,.
Mr.. l.on,. , s., l,.sMr ,
II l.i.w.. ami . ,,,. r ,,,,:
froiii l'.,iil, UicllliiK i.i , ,,
V r. "'"".'r- ,!,,y '"'". '")
wllh lnr Iniilliirn.
Work Mart t Vkla Tht rock
marry work al Vl.la will l,o irl.
.'.I tin. w.-..k un.l.r II,,- dlwllon
r Oli.r llaiiinu r. m i or.lInK to iin
il.illn.'.in. nl l,y '. J. .m., toull.
ty cnKin-i.r.
I'n-il Hurl. m lli-nvrri',l llurton
.m of Mr. and Mm. A. J. llurton.
; TWrlHIi lh UV.MI1IC ,.M W, ,K
altrndliiK it radio whnol i, 'i,r.
land, in nprmlniK ill,, holldaya with'
Il I m pan-nlH.
t
( Inrvnii- Ih lkiuip anil wlfi. to
I'lirllnnil riari m .. II. Ik nup and
wlfn ,.f Hi.. u.i. r Mi K.-iirl.. river
rouiilry w.-n. In tl Ily yuMU-rday
on iin- way to I'ort liuiil lo vlalt
Mra. llt'lknup'H pari'iUH.
Tlin 'nr OiiiK-rii I'lmil A.
ItaiiniKnrt.'ti. Jniui'i o'llonn.'ll nnd
I. S. U.ll win- flni'd fl imiiIi In
pnllri. rinirt yi'Mti-rday on u I'linrut.
of imrldni; Ihi-lr ratri on thu atrui'ta
altir dark without HkIiIh.
(;Iiiimiiii Iti-ti-nMil From .Inll
Jaluii. Illramiu yi.Mli'rday paid a
(ln. of on a t-haiKo of din-
orderly rndort and waa ridi-iiHi'd
from tho county Jnll whiru ho had
hui'il lait fur il few duya.
fur of lloH ShlpiKil K. It.
rarku VMl.rday Mhliip.'d from Ilia
war.-houm. a carload of hum for
T. A. I.lvfslcy And i-omiiany. They
arc dcMllut'd for I.oiitlou liy wuy
of St. Johna, New HruiiHWkk.
, t
ltiy Taken lo Kalilll Wllllnni
('ampr.'ll and Mam tlay. lm'lll huya
who had heen coinmlttcd to the
male Industrial achool nt Halem,
were taken thero yealorday hy Col
onel .1. J. llai'luuiKh. Juvenllo of
ficer, III hl car.
I'llcuilmrtf I'.iipli- Hitp Tniil
.lohnxnu and fatnlly of Kllennhurit.
Wash., were In Ihe city yeaterday
and reliiincd lo I'orlland durlnit
llie nfteiniinn. Mr. Johnann waa a
Kiieil of K. I!, tlllntrnp 111 tho
Itolary luncheon yeaurday noon.
runner Want Itialil fimu-li'il
A deleuatlon of faiinera fruni near
lllmlra called upon the nteinlieia
,,f the county coilit yeaterday to
ak that the coimiy iiravel a mile
aeclloll of n load thai lends weal
from thai town. They llk-recd to do
the Kiadlint If the county would
furnish Ihe lock. No encminiKO
incut win- klven Ihent lor .Ho 1"'"
. . .
Itciuiii t rortlnnil Mr-
Mr, N A. linker and dauclller
i.eone, retiline.l lo Portland Tues
day aflernoun lop tho nnminl "'" ;
IHK t Iho (IreKon Klale '1 ''"
' "no,. i. They drove tn MlKOlie
TtaX Hp.-nil .Ho nirls. ,,,,.
hnlldava ltll Hielr parenta Mr.
," Mrs. '. K. Hnlr f No,
Mr. and Mrs. A. I' . Maker of le as
an. Hill. 'I'hey report ai'lmol ion
lllllon" In Portland "el.m fine
WIIM
visitors Inn,
I. ;--.mM
I'UHlllCHb
yesterday.
'",'nr.wl7,,SL,"':'!-r'''''ii-
:riiv in . .""
lllMf-lit.li
'mm u """""'i: .Mm. ii.
W. lloli.
t'oclilln,
"'I "KWI'M.
Jen
ll. -'l h.'.''?', ''"""I"" "IH-II III .,.
III.. I""K', , , , ' '
j1"" l'''''l"du!:uI1LT,' 10
I'-Hiiv on fl.if.i. .....
,, , , " 7 ' "". II
will 1...
" in il III
eoiiri.
'.' da'.e In the. justice,
l-UKcn,. i,,,,,,,,,,, x,,,,.,,,,,,,.
Ml .i... .My,.,,,. Walpnl,., ,.y
J..; :,iv-'mv; '."" '""iu;
' ' i1, W"r"' 'nrpeutor,
j"'.i; t. a. !,;;.;:" ; ,C"r,"K-
..n.MBO I IMIHliucll,,,, KlrlH
ui o ui Ihe .w three.
" ;ry KuraKo Imlldlni! hy ,,o
Mclia.nra hruthepa, which wl
"' I'-'- '. Klnnnona Jl"0,
:p...".ny. marled y,..r,,,iy on
leiilh nveiiiu, west h.tweeii Wll
laiueltt. , ,,U)I Hlre,.lH
llanil Is Iujiir,i.v.i KtutK
reHlileni f .Mei,m, WI1K ..,..,.:
day ordered to il, hospital W,ero
a hailly lf,.,..,, !, llllKhl hl)
K.v. u medical attention. Mr. Klutz.
'.Mill to Ihe city t Bt.t. ,!,., ,.
..nil was liniiiedlately se,,i 1o u,0
I'm Ifh- Chrlallan hospital.
Mr. mill Mrs. Davis Kntcrtnln
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Iiavla, res.d
iik at O .itral wesl of ihe city, en
.I'la neil at u house party over
' hrania.. Mp. and .Mrs. H. O
Shear of I'tlyalllip, Waal., and Mr
and Mrs, It. .1. Kniiliah and dnuKll
icr, Markiiret. of l,ehanon.
San IIIi-ko (Vmpln Mnrrlcil Hope
I rank Ht. Sure nnd Florence
Volk, h.ith ot San I) cro, r'al..
iveri. innriled In iho off co or Jus
. ce of the I'cuce Harold J. Wella
here yes orday, the Justice nff
c alim:. 1 hey were passim: through
Ihe city.
la-mi- fop California Mr. nnd
Mrs. flayrnnnd Torrey find son. left
on Ihe Slinsln limited yesterdny for
soiiiuern i niiiornla where they ex
pect to remain a month. Mr. Tor
rey. proprietor of tho Electric
Clennera' establishment here will
visit his former homo In the
Monti).
nririn Clirbitlnn Htmpltnl News
Admitted: .Mrs. Ii. It. Niuhs-
wiindr, rliy; Kred Ktutz. Mntle
,ton; Mrs. Kennotli Chase, Sprlnu-
flt-ld; A. W. Hlevirk, Fall Creek.
UlmniHHeri: Mrs. T. A. Hell, Mabel;
Mernard Voiidk. Mabel; Mrs. M. A.
IJdbblns, rlty; .Mrs. M. b Taylor
and baby, city. .
H(wk CruxlMT Ih Being Torn
Imti JS'ho Porter and Conley roek
eruHher that was set up for work
on the ( ireendoor-Lnrane seetion
of the Lorune hlRhway is belnff
turn down aild will bo shipped to
pnriinnii Hock from a county
crtishT will be used to finish tho
ntad in tho spring-
A.Norci;Mi;NTs
TUB WILI-AKKNZIK THIMHLK
club will meet with Mrs. k. i;.
O'Nell. Thursday afternoon, Ue
ccmber 81.
Till? I'NITV STUDY CIXn WILL
meet with Mrs. Leonard uross
at 630 Charnelton street
this
afternoon at 2 i. m. All inter
ested are invlled.
ItOUV
THK MKN OK TUB lUVINO
Oraime will entertain their wives
and lady friends with n pro
gram and oyster supper.
o'clock New Year's evo at Orange
mil Would Ike nil llrnnKora to
come and Invito their friends.
COMMITTEE. '
UOItN
HAMMOND At the Pacific Chris
tian hiiBpltol, Tuofdny. Docom
hep 211. 11.25, to Mp. nnd Mrs.
flooPKC I- Ilnmniond, 1662 Olive
street, a son.
Sl'TTON' At the family resldenoo.
motor route II. funuay. i
her 27. 1925. to Mr. nnd Mrs.
Marlon J. Sutton, a son, weighing
S 14 pound.
INSURANCE MEN MEET
NEW VOKK LIFE AGENTS UEHE
FOR CONFF.ItENCU
A meetlns- of agents of the New
York l.lfo Insurance company In
the I'-iiKcno territory was hold at
the lOugene ho. el yealerdny. and
was attended V dislrict officials
fruni I'oi'lliinil nnd ngents from hu
K,.iie. Mnishflcld, Husohurg and
' Torll'and officials attending wore
I w Dav. nconey director, and
Agency Director Long, hugeno
agents present were .t. W. It
I F. I 'rent Ice, F. A. l'ngo nnd J.
V. (lilsln.p. Agcnls from oittalde
clilea w.-to .T. Albert. Mi.tson. of
M irshf e I rani V. IIte. of Cnr
Ita and Mr. Ilolen.au. of Roae
l.urg. l'lana for Iho coining yetu
were discimsecK
SHIRLEY ARRESTED HERE
V WANTED AT nOSEIIl'lMS
TAKEN IIY OITICEHS
Finerv Shirley, nllns Ed Pwlro,
nllia Tom lllckmnn. nllns l'nt Me
1,1 was arrested hero yester
d v l v Khcrirf r-rnnk Taylor and
hlof Doputy Van Svarvorud on a
Mann act , ml ho Is wanted further
in connection with the case ngt.lt st
.... Nelson a tl'lllisletlt hnrher, 111
r sled hero r-i.nday. Hhlrley, It l
! ,i win. i.i". nt tn? '";
J ,i, scaped IhrouKh "X."'rl oi
a hotel room as Iho orrii'ois up
priiacliod. . hp
n-..,., lllckmnn. Hhorlff
unit : ,i.
Shainhi'Viok c,..o down after him.
Eaclnslvo l-nillca' Hnlr O""1""..
H J'. llnnna with U. P per Boll,
1 ' 11 n.i lienutv Bhop. for-
Sy'w.Vh Molor and Frank.o tf
,NSUHB AVIT1I IIliNHY TltOMP
i;i ;i:nk iiotf.i, i)i:i itAuli;i
IS CIIAIKJK IIKIIK .. ' i
I'li.iimicr nf Forii Knii(i llan
i.mlN In laiKciu, lilclll llcil
III Sllli'iii VcNtcrilay
Wllh the anoai In Haleni yeatop.
day of W. W. Wllinnt, two eKed
aciienica fop enteitalnlnif eni,,l,.v
or Ihe Ford Mi.o.e
..I , ,, ...,'..,tjr UKVII
- n ... r.UKV B an..
frustrated nnd Wllmot . -will h
iiioiiKhl hack to this city today, to
face u charico of UofruudliiK thu
I'-iiKene hold.
ClalmliiK to he a representative
or tho western division of Iho pub-
I'.' rolatlotm dopartiuent of tho
orii .Motor loinpaiiy, Wllmot at.
leiniiteil to orKiinlssu un cntnrtuln.
inent lor employes at tho Euuuno
hotel and la alli-iccd to huvo lashed
check for J1C5 In that hostelry.
No chaiKe InvolvlnK tho chock,
Which Is H, ,y ,,lllL. ,,Uunty nu-
hoilileH to Imvo been drawn on
lie Lord Motor company of J)e-
rolt, namliiK u i),.,rit mnki ,,
A messiiKO reported
to Have l,e,.n sent from here to the
ford Motor company broUKht a re
ply to discredit Wllmot and said
hat ho wim not connected with
the company.
Wllmot approached Iho fiaiom
I' onl dealjis with n proposal that
he aponaop a bniniuet In a Snlom
hotel, the Kuestn to ho all Ford
employea in that city, uecordiiiK
lo dispatches received In Kuifune
last nlnlit. The expenao,. Wllmot il
credited with suylni.-. would . be
hoi no by the Ford Motor company
Of IJetrolt. 1
Thin scheme is practically tho
nine tho prisoner is aald lo have
ht'KUn In KUKtno.
Klahorato prcparatlona wore
made and urranitementa for a five
act vaudeville prouram from lort
land were Included. Deals were al
so made In Kiilem for full pauo ad
verllsenienls In the newspnpora.
Salem dealers hocumo wary and
liuiuirles were mudo which resulted
In Wllmol'a arrest In a hotel by
leputy Sheriff Ilurkhart. Chlcr
Deputy Van Kvnrvorud will leave
for Salem this inorninK to return
the accused to tho Lnno county
TO STUDY MARKETING
tii'llOOh WHAi HE IIRLD
.STATK COLLEGE -
AT
Lane Mvn Have Pi-omlHod to Al
U'licl; Intensive Course . w
to IU Given " D
Ton direct orH of eo-operating
niarltetiiiK conoernB in Lane county
have promiwed- O, S.- Flelchen.
rurtnty aKent, that they will at
tend an in tonal vu school for d-,
rei'toi-H and members of Orccon co-
operative associations at the state
agricultural college at Corvallis,
Felruary 1. 2 and 3, according to
Mr. Fletcher.
Purpose and mothods of co
operative marketing, recently char
acterized hy President Coolldge as
the biKgest problem of American
I agriculture, are the subjects to be
taken up. The school was requested
of the college by the co-operative
cbuncil lost October.. C. J. Hurd,
extension specinHHt In marketing,
will be in- charge.
Marketing experts of the United
States bureau of agriculture econ
omics as well aa members of the
college -staff will be instructors'
'.Vulton Peteet, secretary of- - the
National Council of Co-operative
aM.HOclations, Is also expected to be
present. Subjects' for1 study in
dude:
History of co-operativo jnarket
ing in Europe and America; econo
mic basis of marketing; factors
entering Into price-making; rea
sons for organizing marketing as-
jsocintlons; aims and purposes of
co-operative marketing and some
things that co-operative marketing
cannot do. . .., .
Dulles and responsibilities, of di
rectors will be studied the last day
of tho school. Several loading bank
ers and directors of large corpora
tions of Oregon are. expected tv
tako part In these discussions. ,
MRS. HODGE IS CALLED
RESIDENT OF SECTION NOB.TII
OF CITY PASSES
Mrs. Delia Ahagail Hodge, for
1.1 years a resident of the motor
rouio A neighborhood .north ot
Eugene, died nt her home yester
day at ihe age of 63 years.
Mrs. Hodge la aurv-ved by her
widower, Jefferson C. Hodge, nnd
the following children: Mrs. Anna
Dnndl nger of 1ncoln, Nob.; Mrs.
Itoia Mathews of Oklahoma; Mrs.
Mnrv Mnrkley and Mrs. Ruth
Hathora, both of Ottawn. Knn.i
Mrs. Hattle Chumbera of Eugene,
motor route A. Albert Hodgo of
Wonthorfol'il. Oklahoma nnd How
ard Hodgo of Juncilon rlty. Mrs.
Hodgo was a member of tho Unit
ed lirethren church.
Tho funeral w 11 bo held nt tho
Dtanatctler chapel Thursday. De
cember 31. at 2 p. in., with Inter
ment 1" the new - - l'cnl"
otcrw Itev. Fred Horiishuh of Ihe
n hie standard church will con
duct tho service. .
CHILDREN GO TO HOME
MTTIiK GlltliS FIND ri.ACES
IX COnVAIiMS
Two lltllo girls, daughters ot C.
,1 llurnett, a rosldont near Swiss
home, will ho tnkon to tho W. C.
T IT. farm home nt Corvallis today
while tholr two llttlo brothers will
find a homo under tho roof of a
kindly neighbor woman, nccordlng
to ft statement made last night by
Lnno county authorities.
Following ft petition filed In tho
countv court recently, which de
clared that tho children woro de
pendent, ft hearing was set for 10
o'clock this morning heforo Coun
ty Judge C. P. Barnard. Tho father
however, appeared yesterday nnd
consented tn tho plnn to tako tho
lllllo girls to Corvallis, and to. turn
tho boys over lo ft woman who had
exprossed a desire to mother them.
Card of Thanks
, We wlnll to thnhk niir frli'tlila for
llu'lr ninny aeln nf klnilnens .Inrlnif un
rerent hprenveniont. The sornit. nnil
lieiintlfiil flowers woro also Ri-i'iitl; np
preelnted. Mils. TIIRHRSA OltAV.
Mil. ami MltH. alCOItllK IIKIIRIIT,
and l-'iinilly,
Mil. nnil Mltfl WH.ti W.M.KB.n
and Family. .
. New York Tlmnt "
Orders taken for' New Yenr'k
edit Inn. J. M. Pulton, corner Eighth
nnd Willamette, utter 2 p. m. i
12-30-3
Store Closed
All Day
January 1
iVo Interest 5 No Carrying Charges No Red Tape - J
Ydu Secure the Purchased Merchandise at Once!
Choose now your winter
casy-to-mcet payments,
on many standard high -
You Are Invited
GOI.DEX WEDDING OF XOCAIi
i CX)ITLE CELEBII.VTED
Sir. anil Mrs. S. I. Ogden .Sur
rounded by Group of Relative
and Friends Hero -if.
With all but two of their child
ren present, and a host of friends
,a'hd pother relatives to wish them
well, Mr. and Mrs. S. I. Ogden,
431 Fourteenth avenue oast, yes
terday observed tho r golden wed
d:ns.orihivorsary. The two child
ren died Borne tlnie ago,
Mr. and Mrs. .Ogden came to
Oregon in 1879, four years after
they were married. They resided
In Portland then. The. marriage
was performed December 29, 1876,
In Woodstock," New Brunswick,
Canada, by Rev. George A. Mo
Donald, -a Baptist .minister.
Those of the Immediate family
at the anniversary celebration
hero included Mrs. R. G. Masters;
Les er I... and Florence P. Ogden
of Eugene; Gordon S. Ogden : of
Portland, and Mrs. J.. Frank Gra
ham of Seattle. .
Mrs. Philip' Christ of Washougal.
Wash., and Mrs. Herman M. Rice
of Eugene, assisted by Miss Betty
A., Rico, served refreshments.-
Elizabeth Ogden and Melba
Masters, granddaughters ..of the
aged couple, entertained . with
music selections. . .
' Local people Invited to the an-1
niversary party Included tie fol
lowing: , Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Ogden. Mr.
and Mrs. D. B. Conklin, Miss Ethel
Conklln. Mrs. Mnry. spickerman,
Mr. nnd Mis. Henry Hostlck, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Bud Bnlley. Mr. and Mrs.
.lack Nort, Mrs. F. R. Hunt. Miss
Mary Thorn, Mr. and Mrs. H. M.
Rice, Mrs. C'arn McKinney and
son, G. G. ' McKinney. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Sam RUgh, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry H. Korn, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. B:
Gray, Mr. and Mrs. W. T.. Carroll.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. G. Brhuer .and
Mrs. Edward Judklns. ' -
DECREES GltOl'ND ' OVT
JUDGE SKIPWOUTH
BY
Desertion and Cruol and Inhninnn
Treatment Grouiuls Alleged
for Separation
Nine divorces were granted by
Judgo Skipworth of the' circuit
court yesterday.
Zola Ricger was given a decree
from K. F. Riegor and she was al
lowed to use hor former name,
Zola Sims. They wore ..married at
Tncoma December "25, 1917, and
cruel nnd Inhuman treatment were
alleged.
Lloyd F. Pock claimed,, (Icaert Ion
nnd was grunted a decree from
Emily Peck. They were married
at Eureka. Cnl., June 13, 1910.
Sylv;a Rnthhun was given a. di
vorce docrco from Charles R.
Rathbun on tho ground of deser
tloni They were married at Sal
mon, Idaho, May 27, 3 919. and it
was alleged that Iho net of deser
t'on took place February IB, 1923.
Tho plnlnliff wns given back hor
former nnnie. Sylvia Koblson.
(loi'trudo Ward was granted n
dooroo from Jesso Wnrd on the
pround of cruel nnd , Inhuman
Irealnient. Thev were mnrrlod at
Knoxvllle, 111., Mny 29. 1897.
. Margaret Sample claimed deser
tion as grounds fnr n legal sopar
nt'on from Chnrlos Sample und
wns given hor freedom. They mnr
rled at Vancouver, Wash., August
IS. 1923.
Martha K. Ronm claimed cruel
and Inhuman treatment and- was
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A HANDSOME NEW FUR TRIMMED
WINTER
ar.i pay for it by the convenient new McMorran & Washburne "
" '' Budget Paying Plan j ' ' v
A Modern Merchandising Policy Inaugurated to Broaden
This Store's Service to the Community - :
The response to our first announcement of cxtentling the Budget Buying Pl!ri..'
to the entire store met with amazing, success. . Hundreds of men and women
accustomed to buying radios, cars, real estate, etc., by the deferred payment', I,
plan were quick to grasp this opportunity to buy apparel for the entire ';
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The already greatly increased volume has enabled us to lower :priccs'' '
grade lines of merchandise. - -.
to Call at the Budget Buying Plan Office on the Balcony For
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divorced from Chester. F. . Ream.
They were married in "Eugene
July 3, 1924. '
Helen AI. Alaher was freed from
Charles Mahor on the -ground of
cruel and inhuman treatment.
They were married December 22,
1920. The mother was g.ven the
-care and custody of the children.
Agnes E. Valentine - was given
her decree from "William L. Valen
tine, on. the ground oj ., '.cruel, and
inhuman treatment and she was
awarded the care and custody of
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the child. TheY were married in
Denver .August 21, 1923.
. Anson W. Potter was divorced
from Minn o M. Potter on a cruel
and' Inhuman treatment -charge.
They wore married in Portland
December 9, 1920.-
An order to d'smlss the case of
Inez "Warren, age nst C. W.' War
ren was made by Judge Skipworth
yesterday. V -.- ..f. ,. :
'StfsS It "NEBLt CO. Buys your
old tires for cash. ' 12-10-1 mo.
The Home
' ' See Special
Window Displays
.ThUWeek.
" .Public Dance . f
Dreamland hall, .every Wednea-'
day and Saturday night.
i . .. 11-18-tf
The City Beauty Shop has ' alt;
new and -experienced operators, j
Phone 349, City Barber Shop audi
Beauty Parlor. 882 Oak atraet. .
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Lutellus Woods tunes and re
pairs pianos; player pianos.' Phone
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of
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