Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, June 13, 1928, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPACE 4 MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 19Z8 BRIDGE COUNCIL TOPIC NEW SPAN IiniXOS VP Ql'KS. I TIOX8 AT SI-HIXr.KIEI.n mrlater l.ane Comity Spaclal) SPRINGFIELD. Or. June IS- and llto school has been very sue cestul .rom every standpoint. Ijiwn Party la Friday nia;iair 1-afta County Sptviall SI'HIXl'.l'IKl.n. Ore. June IS. Member of ihc Kensington club have been Invited lo be the guests ol Mia. Clarence Chase Friday The atate highway commission j ,,f(rrnonn at nrr home In Chase will be ssked (o provide a culvert .which will carry the water from tho slough nt the west boundary f tho city Inlo the Willamette river It was announced following Jhe meeting of the Springfield city council this week. This request Is the result of the refusal on the nart of the commis sion tti erect nn extra span of the new highway bridge so that the low of the sewer lll not be blocked. It Is pointed out that the dirt fill over the slouch blocks .the water supply where the sewer empties Into the river, and that the culvert Is needed on account of sanitation. Soveral petitions asking for street lights were referred to the Jivater and light committee of the council. Tho appointment of Tru hert Henderson as electric wiring "inspector was approved by the council. - The matter of lights on the new .hrldge was discussed. Plans for this arc still underway. Gardens. Mrs, Chase Is planning luwn party for her guests. IRENE SNERE IS MARRIED GUARDS LEAVE TODAY GPRixr.nixo xit going too TKRCKXT CltKSWI'l.l, CUM, TJS G Fll:l.l, KANSAS MAX Alt- fHre-lflfr t.ne Countjr Srwlall SPRINGFIELD. Ore.. June IS. Headijuartcrs company. l:nd Jrnfantry. Oregon National Guard unit of Springfield, will depart for Camp Clatsop early Wednesday morning. Every man of the com pany will attend the two week's encampment thia year. This will be the second year that the full membership of the local company has attended camp. High commendation was won by tho company last year from the camp officers. First Lieutenant Tom Swart is commander of the company. GOPHER GUN HURTS BOY SO SHOT TAKEN FROM HAND OF MOHAWK YOUTH (ftfrlster Lane County Special) SPRINGFIELD, Ore.. June IS. Earl Humphreys. 10-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hum phreys of Mohawk, was brought to Springfield thia afternoon suf fering from a hand wound which Jie had received from the dis charge of a gopher gun. He was examined by a local phy sician, and taken to the Pacific Christian hospital In Eugene. Fully SO shot from two wads of the sun were taken from the boy's right hand while It waa being dressed. SCOUTS AT CEREMONY 4 SPRIGFIEI,D GIRLS 'j r- COURT OF HOXOR AT ; 1 fBenlitpr Un County Swiil) f. SPRINGFIELD, Ore.. June 12. Four girls from the Springfield Oirl Scout trop attended the court :f honor ceremony held in Eu ne tonight: They were: Adeline Perkins, Evelyn Harris, Barbara Adams and Doris Chase. Each of the girls were Included among tho receiving merit badges. Eva Louk has been chosen busrl r of the Springfield troop. Mrs. jpaul Basford. troop director, ac companied the girls to Eugene. VACATION SCHOOL ENDS go ENROLLED AT SPRINGFIELD t'.ir CATHOLIC CHURCH 'Reciater Line County Special) SPRINGFIELD, Ore., June 12. ItThe religious vacation school which has been sponsored by the jCatho1(c church during the past iBeveral weeks will come to a close Wednesday morning with early jjnass. - . '. i'Y Forty children have been en polled In the classes here under the direction of Rev. D. P. Curley, nrc!ttr Lane rounty SpevisM CUKSW'F.I.L. Ore., June 1! Miss Irene Snore of ( reswell and Klmer Williams of Garfield. Kan., were married Tuesday June 12, at Hulling. Wyoming. Miss Snere left Creswell Satur day evening and visited over Sun day with her sister. Miss Edith Snere and Miss Irma Snere, teach ers In the Portland schools. leav ing there Sunday for Wyoming, where she was mot by Mr. Wil liams and her uncle William H. Price of Kunsas. with whom Miss Snere has made her home the "past six years. From there Mr. and Mrs. Wil liams will go to Yellowstone park and On other side trips before leaving by automobile .for Garfield Kansas where they will make their home. Mr. Williams owns a large farm and is a building contractor In Garfield. Mrs. Williams Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Snere of Creswell. where she made her home for several years after mov ing from Minnesota she taught several years In Oregon schools. birthdays In June wilt be honor guests. Mrs. A. F, Weber and daugh ter, Nellie, left Creswell on train No- 11 Sunday for St, Louis, Mis souri. Elmer Yeoman and Frank Jones made a trip to Bend and back Sunday. Miss Nellie Olson, former resi dent of Creswell, came up Mon day to spend the week with rela tives and friends. She has re cently returned from Chicago where she spent the winter. Loral radio fans tuned In to KOltE. Eugene, Monday evening and listened to the splendid musi cal treat given complimentary of the Morning Register by Miss Doris Helen Patterson, harpist and Miss Martha Patterson violinist of Eu gene. Leo Tennis of Creswell and Martha Erriino Caruthers were united In marriage Sunday after noon at the home of the bride's parents, Mr, and Mrs. 8. M. Caruthera of Springfield. Mrs. Karl Phillips, son Scott and daughter Irene of North Horn! who have been visiting at the home of her sister. Mrs. Clar ence Thornton returned home Saturday, her father. John Scott accompanying her for a short visit. Mr. and MiOi Loyal Scott of Springfield and Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Miller of Albany visited Sunday at the Thornton-Scott home. tertaln their tttmllle Thursday evening at tho bom of Mr. and Mis. M. (). Kelso, Ico crvam and cako will be served. Funeral Is Hold 'R-R-'ter I.ane County Special) CP.ESWELU Ore.. June li. The'funeral of the late Mrs. Jen nie Sllkwood was held from Schwerlng's chapel Tuesday after noon. P.ev. J. L. Stratford, offi ciating. Mrs. Leslie Goheen and Miss Edna Ziniker sang "Lead Kindly Light." and "Asleep In Jesus." A profusion of heautiful flowers attested to the loving sympathy of friends who had gathered to pay their last respects. The pall hearers were Arthur Ol son, Dan Driscoll, Thomas Brown, James Shaub. John Stone and K. T. Foils. Interment waa In the Creswell cemetery. Marriage Report Denied lltW'" t.ans County Special) SWISSHOME. Ore., June 15. The statement recently made In the Items from Swisshome that Miss Minnie Browning and Walter L. Forsyth made a trip to Eugene and came back married la untrue, says Mrs. F. W. Browning. Minnie's mother. Mrst Browning states that Mtnnie did not go to Eugene then or any other time recently and that they were not married. Birthdays Observed 'Refflaler Lane County Special) CRESWELL Ore.. June 15 Mr. and Mrs. A- J. Burdlck entertained at -Sunday dinner in honor of the birthdays of their grand' children, Alvln V'edder and Virginia Bur dick. Those present were .Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vedder and son Alvln, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Burdlck and daughter Virginia of Reedsport and the host and hostess- Farmer's Leg Broken IRlflter l.ane County Special) CRESWELL. Ore. June 12. v Fred Quinn had a leg broken Sunday when the horse on which he w-as riding slipped and fell on him while caring for the chores on the Quinn ranch south of town. He was taken to the Eugene hospital. CRESWELL NEWS 'Rfgtiter Lane County Speclal)- CRESWELL, Ore.. June 15. Mrs. Vance Clack left Sunday by car with Mr. and Mrs. Ira Baker for Orland, Cal.. to visit Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Susbauer. Mr. and Mrs. Baker are the parents of Mrs. Sus bauer and she and Mrs. Clack were girlhood friends. Four cars of sheep were ship ped from Creswell Monday morn ing to San Francisco by F. H. Stickley. The Methodist ladies' aid society will meet at the aid house Wednes day afternoon. A good attend ance la desired. Those having CRESWELL .tH IETY (Rrnai.r Lane County Sp.oa! CliKSWELL. Ore.. June 11. A farewell dinner party was tender ed Nellie Weber Friday evening at tho home of Mi. and Mrs. Clay S'oi.e. Watfles. strawberries and whipped cream were served to the f dlowinK guests: E. Grlbble and Miss Margaret Farrlngton of Eu sen.. Nellie Weber. Homer Weber. and Mr. and Mrs. Clay Stone. Miss Weber left Sunday with her moth er for an extended trip In the east. -Mrs. Harry Fish wood enter tained Cloverdale friends Sunday afternoon In honor of her son Uollin's birthday. Music was fur nished by Mrs. Ted Warner and F'orenee Lower and gnmea were enjoyed. Refreshments of pop corn, oirtnany cake and fruit Juice were served. Those present were Florence Lower. Robert l.u.llngton. Luclle Morgan. Berchel Ludlngton. Indson Getrhel. Charles Getchel. Katiilynn Warner. Rollln- Fish wood. Hazel Flshwood and Mrs. Ted Warner. The birthdays of Mrs. C. H. Mc Kay and Baby Ellis Wullschlager wer-. celebrated Sundav at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bush. A bssket dinner waa enjoyed at noon, with appropriate birthday cakes. Thtse present were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bush and family or .Manie. Mr. and Mra. Herman Close and family of Santa Clara. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Dsy and daugh ter. Miss Stella Granite and Em met Graham of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. John Wullschlager and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs Herbert Neff. Mr. and Mrs. C. H McKav, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bush and Ray Fish of Canary CANNING TO BE SHOWN MISS nlUGHTMAX AT MKAIIOW. VIKW Jl'Nli SO tiles later t.atto County Npeotal) MEAPOWVIKW, Ore, Juno IS. The Kll Kate villi) will meet with Mrs. Lotus Purkerson Wed nesday Juno SO. Tho canning clinic under the direction of Miss Agnea llrlghtman, district homo demonstration agent will be held here at that lime. Mlsa lirlglil mm asks each woman to bring any ssample of Jars of either fruit, vegetables or meat that Illustrates a problem In canning. These may be leaky litis, "swells" or some such problem. Also she wishes each woman to bring one of ex ample or either fruit or vegetable product canned which she consid ers the best In her store of fan ned products. This last la for the purpose of the teaching the points tr be considered In Judging a perfect can or Jar of fruit, vege- tables or meat. She will also demonstrate to tho Use of the pres sure cooker In canning. The time of this meeting will bo from 1:30 to 4:30 p. in. Everyone la welcome. panted her homo and attended lh big picnic Saturday. Mrs. J. M. Hmlll., who haa been In fulling health foi many months, grow worse Silt in Ih . Medical aid was auininoned. Klio was reported to bo somewhat belter first of tho werk. Married at Seattle, June f. Wayne T. l.iilrd a'.d Mlsa Virginia Fry of Seattle. Mr. Ijtlrd Is a son of Mr. ami Mis. P. N. iJtlrd of this place and is now an employe ' 'bo General Motors company, while Mis. I.alrt has b.-en a teacher al Everett. Wash.. Ill the past. They will make their homo at Spokane, Wah. SUNDAY PICNIC IS HELD m. AND MRS. XEGI.IEF nON. ORED BY FRIENDS Rs!t.f Lane County Special) DORENA. Ore.. June 15. A number of residents from here drove to Roseburg Sunday and at tended the picnic which was given In honor of Mr. and Mrs. D. 8. Negllee. who were residents of this place several years ago. Among those to attend are Mrs. McCarger and two sons Raymond Blllle. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Van scholack. Mr. and Mrs. Cage Van scholack, Lourle England and two sons Roy and Leonard. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dolittle and daughter Naomi, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Van Valln, Mrs. Paul Chapman and two children Lauretta and Sidney John, and Mr. and Mrs. Orant Bales and children Sidney, Elvvin and Jaun Ita. Dinner was served at the Neglle residence In Roseburg and those who attended report a lovely time. ANNl'At, PICNIC XOTF.S tRactilfr f.ant County Sp,-ul) PLEASANT Hll.U Ore., June 15. Some of the things at the an nual picnic last Saturday that could not be given over tho wire are herewith mentioned: aSpeclal mention should bo made of some events that could not be given previously. The plo-catlng contest created n.tich merlmeut. The Kabler boy anil Mathews boy ate a nice Juicy blackberry pie out of a large plate with their hands behind them, their faces were of a crimson hue by tho tlmb they hail finished. The Kabler boy won first prise of 50 cents. John Marsh gave a reading en titled "The Back . Woods Debating Society." bringing fresh to tho minds of some of the grown-ups of tho days gone npw forever of tho happy school days with the old debating society thrown In. Mrs. E. Calllaon and daughter of Fall Creek gave a dialogue that was a scream. The child Irritating her mother with many of those In terrogates that would parolyte tho mother. The Wheeler male quartet gave a selection with a call back that was well received as always before. Their songa are of such a character that all enjoy. VAItillV PFHSOXAI.S llt.fi.i.r t.aoa Ct'imiy Snaclatl V.M IIIIN, Ore. June 51. J. M. Holland, merchant nt Vaughn, made a business trip to Eugene Monday, accompanied by J. J. Ol son. The little son of Krliesl linker hits been unite tick again. Tho Snellstrom brothers have bc-titi to enlarge their mill and lire doing unite a lot of repairing. II. M lloselton and family rail ed on Mrs. I. M. Utmellon Sun day. The surprise party given nt Mrs. F. Kagles for Mrs. M. H. Hctlnepette was largely attended. They presented Mrs. lledgepelte with a tisw bed spre'ad. Tho llcilgepoiica ure leaving for No brasliit. J. M. Holland and family spent Siimiity with Mrs. John Strlnko on Wolf creek Kay Kid, I. Pete Holland and Meltln Cram drove to Triangle lal.e .Sunday. The li. N. A. of Crow Is giving a dance Saturday the 1 tti nt tho Crow ball everybody Is welcome. I'.i.' Gaetts of I', inland Is speeding his summer vacation with bis grandmother, Mrs. King. Grandpa Suellstroitt had a light stroke a few days ago but la very much Improved again, Clarence Paker has his garage almost completed and expects to bring his new car out In n few days. Pelbert Crist ami alster, Pernlca spent Sunday evening at J. M, llol-Hnds, XFWS OF MKADOWVIFW Rslaar latn County Spaclat) MEADOWVIKW. Ore.. 'Juno 15. The Meirtnwvlew community meeting will be held at the school house Friday, June 52. Those on the entertainment committee are Mabel! and Edna Robinson. Es ther and Alma llostlrk. Loo Dom ing and Andrea Jensen. Those on the refreshment commltt.e are: Mrs. Gorgo Jensen. Mrs. Ed Shields nnd Mrs. Matt Turkerson. Tho ladles ato asked tu bring sandwiches and rake, Tho annual school election la Monday, Juno IS, al which llmo tho pooplo will vota on a director, clerk and tho budget, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Warron of Seattle have arrived hero lo apend their aummer vacation with tho latter' parents, Mr. anil Mrs, J. Iloror. Mr. Itay Warren enpeOls to attend tho summer teauton at Iho University o( Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank llordy ar III proud parents of an eight pound son born to thtm loat week. Mr. Casper and Miss Agnea Ortipp have returned to their home her after spending several weeka III various parts o( Wash ington. Mrs. Jim Harpolo has loft for Soatllo wher sit oxpsels lo spend soveral eteks visiting whll re covering from a severe attack of hay fever. Hart Flanagan Is busy with his hay crop and soon a great many mors will b pulling up their hay. Mr. and Mrs. pewey Rust of Tri angle lake spent Sunday at the J. M. J'urkereon home. XF.WS OF W'OI.F CHF.F.K til. siatar Lena County Suetlelt CROW, or.. Juno U. A dem onstration of aluminum ware was made nt Iho home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dumewood Tuesday evening and dinner was served. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. John Honker Mr. and Mrs. John Hietnkc nnd Mr. and Mrs Elvln Lewis. Mr. Steluke won tho lucky number and received as a freeglft a small fry ing pan. A fire was accidentally started In tho woods near Matlock's mill Tuesday evening. It did no dam. age except burning up a gasoline woodsaw. The young people of tho neigh borhood gathered at the home of Mrs. Stelnko lo practice (or tho program given at the schoolhoiiao Sunday In honor of chlldrm' day. Mrs, Jack Bowman visited In Vaughn Thursday. Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Dowdy are visiting Mr. Dowdy's parents hero. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer l.undeon Mr. nnd Mr. Clair Rosa with their two I'aughter. V and Mabel, and two sons. Earl and Clifford, with a friend. Mildred Laanrell, cam from Marshtleld June Toilet Goods Sale TIFFAXY-DA VIS Ulll'd CO. 707 Willamette SI. Phono 131 PLEASANT HILL NEWS Rs-!star Lane County Sp-ial) ! PLEASANT HILL. Ore.. June 15. Mrs. L. D. Garmlro left Satur day afternoon for Tlgard to make , her home. Her husband preceded ; her several weeks ago. Mrs. Gar- i mire organized. An orchestra In connection with tho high school, ! rendering music for many different yatherlngs. The last was for the picnic Saturday forenoon. She haa taught piano and vtolln In this and j adjoining nelghbo-hoods for sev- , era! year. She will he greatly missed In the musical circles whore she has taught for so long. D. U Harden had the misfor tune to break his wrist wnue cranking his car. . Mrs. Frank Dlnges returned from Portland last week. Her dughter Mr. O. W Shaw, accom- Irvlng Club lo Entertain fRsglitcr Lane County fipaetal) IRVING, Ore.. Juno 15 The members of the Homo Economic club of the Irving Orange will en- DANCE DREAMLAND HALL Wednesday and Saturday ' Ladle Free Men 75c :::w".' v Z Expert ;t; Watch Repairing & ,J Carter" Jewelry Store X .J. 23 Hth Ave. W. y :::::::Tii! TODAY and THURSDAY Mntlnoc Thursday 2 P. M. xS "MAS Starriiip Alice White Larry Kent Sally O'Neil A nilghly story of a great love. Love of a working glr! for a rich ninn's son Love that all the world's gold could not buy. Love lint was horn In a mo ment nfi madness, hul is'nl forever. CsTtedy nnd Fable Wi0 TODAY II P THEATRE? J ifk Action Drama Thrills rii an laughs Galore! 8 I k Featuring Wt BARBARA You'll Laugh Wji k KENT You'll Roar ' Mt. 1 You'll Scream Jfl' ARTHUR You'll Shout :WM iSfi? LAKE' At this Romance, 'Wlfi . j a a a a i Comedy and Near tfOTsfl ' GnonOE Tragedy of Adolescent Ifflivlw 1 MEGMANN jm SM Be Good To Yourtelf-Don't Mis. It! I j "HKit oxlv nwuvSiw? jj I Woev A Delightful Comedy ,! The Screen's Moat Beautiful Star In A Gorgeous Romance Of True Love And the "FoUiea"- Kr 2 Unyn Only TODAY and THURSDAY! f I M I FOlllDCS GIRLUlM I Millionaires laid gifts at her II ' ( I IUI find a poor hoy tried In out tD that she iinl(l to give lilni. IIP 111 I LOWEI.I, snEHMAN 111 CHRISTIE COMEDY and OTHER FEATURES "Thoro Is no auhatllute for McDonald Enter 'tnlnment " , , , Tho Uostful Environment . . . A tomforlabln Seat , . . the Host of Music . . , Courteous Hervlce , , , All Exclusive Fea tures of Knr McDonald Program . . Heuded by tho Finest Feature Photoplny of Today. DON'T I'OlUiET PltF.Vir.W ON Fill DAY THIS WKF.K rvi w ,IL VJ I I I mm HOME OF fleltl Saturday lo spaml ,, week visiting Mr, and Mrs, I'jluter llnsol. ton, Mr, ltoss I Mrs, lloselion's mother. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack llowman spen' anoiher RunOay camping near the Hlualaw river. Mr. Tony Luciano and daughter, Cloldl and Mrs. C. M. Farmer was In Kugeu Thursday, Mr, and Mrs. Jim Holland nt Vatigl n visited Mr, and Mra. John Mteln Hundny afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. lOliuar Karl and daughter Gertrude visited Mr, and Mra, C. M. Farmer Sunday ova nlnv, 'l Thursday Mr. Ravags re ceived a bruised leg eaused from a sapling falling and hitting him. Ho and Hill Copplo were falling timber together when the accident occurred. Mrs- 0. M. Farmer visited her mother In Alma Monday afler-. noon. Fhaa. Don nnd Clair Damewood ami Cleo Farmer enjoyed a card genie at the home of Mr. Farmor Monday evening. Iml - ve t rn.,.. . -"i "'l' J'llv III,. ' II. niig INSURAN lM.f.1,. (j,, (1 Emery Insurant, a) ' West llr.,.,1,,,, VA NEWPORT BOAT IN WATER "NOILM.t JANIC" IS GIVEN Foil. ! MAI, CHItlhTlCMM. I NKWPOItT. Or.. Junf U. (Hpeclal to tho Iteglstor) Captain J. Hafley'a boat "Norma Jane" was launched today el S o'clock. It was dscorated with flags and stream., era and Captain ".flays little granddaughter, Norma Jane, held In ths anna of hee fnihai .int.,. ! Jr., christened It. i Th "Norma Jane" Is a well HOTEL ROSELANd Iwelflh and Yamhill J PORTLAND ORECON Official AAA Hot! ""'e .single. H.Ja ,J and 3, What Greater Praise IFor area! Star's performance than liven by The Movin Picture World critic, as fol lows: ' "I can think of no one better quali fied to cilirniatirc "Trelawnev o( the Wells" (which in 'what "The Actress" ujed to l.c) than Norma Shearer. The period is excellently re-created, the noting is superb. I Should Cntalogue It As One Of The More Substantial Things That Come From The Pacific Slope At This Or Any Season Of This Or Any Year. fllEP ACTRESS li j' Ackpted from ja If. rK . Pineo'i r 1 "TRELAWNEY OF THE WELLS" with Ralph Forbet and Owen Moore For To Her . . . i ... in a ROW Lame luffli aim lenrs nn.i . once StfiiiiKcr Than Any She Tlaycd Baa of the Footlipilits, TODAY & THURS. Only FREDDY HOLT PlayiiiiT the. beauti ful musical n."" ,a Aaaa.ai mi laai' V? . m v u sr t-i ....nioher JVCIII."'" I ... or navel them in 'Hats Off" "I'rom Soup ' Nut.i." Don't nill"f 11 ... ,t.:r crfat- in in-" o .in M.I pHeos, 10, . " el.nil-sl Hi , . 1"". ., rt (I rentttrn " 0140 Admission: l''vrnliiKs 2."in Mntlm'f . 20o ( llllllt'l'tl . 0c ;fKNIfM 1INF.ST ICNTICHTAINMISNT