The Eugene Guard from Eugene, Oregon • Page 2

THE REGISTER-GUARD, EOQENE, OREGON Pago Two asks Burnt river In Tinker county The Vale project was slloted $40,000. A divorce for circuit court, Wen. E. Savllle vs. C.

iff charging cruel I.ano County Health unit and will commence! at 9 a. Saturday, Auitust 17, In tlio Cottage Ciroye armory. Mr. Kunhnnr also la Bending out similar notices to parents telling thorn about tlio examination. court ruled todoy.

The case was brought by Minnie D. Kenney against the city and E. C. Charlton, police officer, for $10,000 damages for alleged injuries sustained when she was struck by the car driven by Charlton. The officer woe taking Mayor P.

M. tiregory home from a city council meeting. CL trea ment, asiiini! settlement program, express the opinion that the 300,000 farmers now on relief are in uncomfortable financial straits "though no fault of their own whatsoever." Willard told the group that in many instances only a little help would be needed to give rural residenta a new and Btnl'le start, and that in other cases wherein their land is too poor to warrant further cultivation the government proposes to move them to better locations. REVOLT tiuiu, ana sit so month i port of child, Moo attorn and suit money. (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) Baseball Scores TROUBLE FEARED (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) PIONEER piPlll.

I.A GRAXIJK, July 23. 10) Despite five-bundredths of an inch of rain that accompanied lightuing storms hero last night, tbo heat wove continued today altboug not so intense. The maximum yesterdsy was 111 above and the minimum last night an even AO. Indications were that the mercury would reach the upper SO today. -T'lly 24.

f) Mild temperature under a partly fleecy sky prevails in Uoseburg this morning, witli indications of dominant sunshine in the afternoon, in repetition of yesterday's local weather. There was no local storm last night. Sons and daughter. J. of Oregon will h.vVfAfiJ (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) Jilc at Laurelhnrst land Sunday.

juiy is i of the Siuslaw forest; Ilorry Bower; State Senator K. A. McCornnck and Dr. Philip A. Parsons from the university.

One hundred and fifty representatives from Oregon, Washington and Idaho heard Rex Willard, newly-appointed northwest regional supervisor of the rural rehabilitation and re vitauon to people In th. especially tj DIVORCE SOUGHT Word has been received from Roseburg Uhat Mrs. Isabel D. Brown has tiled suit for divorce against Fred A. Brown.

The couple was married In Eugene, July 12, 1929. AMERICAN At New York It. II. K. Detroit.

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Uula 11" 0 Boot nil 1 central division. Rev. Mr. Neat for the Pacific coast division, and tin eautrrn group to bo organized later. The Open Bible Evangelistic association wss organised three years ago In Den Moines with governing control placed in the hands of a board of seven directors.

The organisation has a membership of 140 mininlers. the headquarters being In Des Moines. Tho group has many liil, Mexican Naii leader, in Tiihaaco Mate. CoineiiU'ntly lie prepared to "id! Gov. ltafnoi Villoreol uf Tnmauui-his tai? besieged in bfa palace to Ciuiloil Vlrtorla by WOO onsry pens- been extended, a been arranged conslHRu time music.

-onsl88 aim and liberals to ciiit or lio fired, In hi joint action in U- Wnlknp. Knott and Iemley; al- luted down on the Gulf of Cainpeelic berg and It. (Terrell. on tlie Atlantic count, and in lain nnlipua, borderins Tfxim on I he Gulf At Washington! lt game It. H.

R. Cleveland 10 14 3 Washington 2 Brown. Harder and Phillips; Whitehill. IdiBsell. Tettit and lie-inond, Ilolbrook.

Philadelphia-Chicago game postponed; rain. RAKER. 24. Fifteen lightning fires were started on the Whitman national forest during an electrical storm Tuesday evening. Men were immediately sent to the scene of the fires nnd three of the blojes had been extinguished this morning.

Rainfall was spotted. MARSHFIKI-D. July 24. (P) The proposal to investigate the feasibility of uniting the incorporated cities of Mnrshfield and North Bend was greeted here last night with the announcement, by members of the North liend city council that members of that body had voted unanimously against a consolidation. THE FINAL WIND-UP OF BURCH'S CLEARANCE STOCK REARRANGED More Expensive Shoes on the Low Price Racks Last Chance to Save on Footwear We have rearranged our racks and put more expen.

Nimrod News N1MROD, July 24. (Special). Mr. aud Ed Donahue and aon Edwurd left one day last week an extended trip to Yellowstone park, Grand canyou nud other points of interest. They will return in time for Edward to enter school at Rlue River, Frank Walker, who is employed at the Belknap sawmill, had the misfortune to get two fiagrs bodly cut In the planer one dny Inst week.

He was treated at the Kugene hospitnl and at present is getting along nicely. Mrs. Orel O'Brien of Blue River was hostess to the Ha Ho club on Wednesday afternoon, at her home. Sewing and visiting were the afternoon's diversion. A delicious luncheon was served to the following ladies: Mrs; Bert Vincent, Mrs.

Walker Scbwering, Mrs. Frank Brockschink, Mrs. Fred Gruning, Mrs. Harvey Cooley and daughter Edith, Mrs. Prairie of Portland, Mrs.

Iden and daughter Mary Lou of San Francisco and Mrs. B. F. McComss. Harvey Cooley of Blue River is having his house remodeled.

Tho work is being doue by Sam lliues. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Purnell have had as their guests tho past week, Mr, and Mrs. Adams of Sunlnnd, Mr.

aud Mrs. Adnms left Sunday morning for their home. Friends of Mrs, Quinby who has been in the Pacific hospital for aome time as the result ot a fall, report that her condition is still serious. Mrs. B.

F. McComus, who has been employed at the state training school at Woodburn for the past nine months, is spending her vacation at her home on the McKenzie. She expects to return to her work July 27. mlsnlonarles in foreign countries. The Bible Standard was founded in Kugene in 1021 ond has at present a membership of 78 ordained and licensed ministers.

This group Is supporting misslonsrle in Africa, India, Burma, and other places and has a strong orgsnlsatlon on the coast and into the mid-west. The young people's orgsnliatlons of the two denominations also merge and will known as the "Overcom-rs," the name of the Bible Standard groups. The Open Bible young people have been banded together as "Messengers." Ite-organlratlon of the trnlnlng school system will be effected ot this conference also, awaiting the arrival of Rev. R. B.

Mitchell of Des Moines, desn of the Open Bible Training school there. The conference for the ministers continues through Friday here. of Cnrdciifta allowed IiIh con-fiilemo in absoliile tho armr. Rule of Callot Defied It hi lint drumuilc nee of I lie undisputed lendendilp lie won by defy-inE Gen I'lanino I.lian Callca, Hie iiu-tion' "atroni; man," und sending him into when he denounced the 40-yrar-uItl prenident'a policies as too ladical. Delernili.ed tliul Oarrido Caniibnl's dict itorslilp should nd, he aunpendcd the normal powers of Tabasco alnte, replaced the coventor, nnd named tied-state military commandant with orders to see that in approaching state elections there was a fair chanco for pll.

sive shoes on the low priced racks. Come now and save NATIONAL At Chicago, 1st game 11. IT. E. Brooklyn ...3 12 1 Chicago.

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8 13 2 Prim, Illvin, Iinwman and Todd; Birkofer, Bush nnd l'adden. A SAT.EM. July 24. W) A lnrge portion of tho I'mpqua ond Coos bay watersheds in Douglas and Coos counties was closed to entry except by permit in proclamation Issued late yesterday by Governor Martin. Lynn F.

C'ronemiller, stnte forester, rcijueqted the closure order because of existing fire hazards. All Seasonable Shoes Included! Greater Values Than Ever Before! IF5 mi- A Housewives' Forum Stories in STAMPS By MARIAN l)Wtt (Continued From Pag 1) REND, July 24. W) Dr. Ryron S. White of McMinnvlllc today headed the organization of Chiropractic physicians in Oregon, as a result of tho election held at the concluding sessions of the 27th annual convention here yesterday.

Dr. Augusta W'ehoffer, Portland, wns named vice-president, nnd Dr. Nellie Byrd. Portland, was chosen Mr. and Mrs.

A. P. Conley nnd two Group 1 Values to $4.85 Short lines of Oxfords, ACs Pumps, Straps and Sandals Group 2 Values to $5.85 rod's Gold (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) children, Patsy and Frank, are spending a few weeks in Portluud. Mr. and Mrs.

Nee of San Francisco arc spending the summer at their summer home on the McKenzie near Hnlf-Way camp. Low heel, White Elk Sandals and Group 4 Values to $8.50 Includes white, blue, black and brown Pumps, Ties and Oxfords 931 Group 5 Values to $9.00 Blue, grey, white, black and brown Ties and Ci OS Pumps Group 6 Values to $10.50 Ties, Pumps, Straps, short lines of Arch- Am Preservers 3w7j $1.95 short lines of pumps and Ties BRND. July 24. P) Crews continued today to repair one of the worst breaks in central Oregon irrigation lateral in several years. The bresk In the Tnmslo canal of the Deschutes river muddied the stream sufficiently tn spoil week-end fishing Group 3 Values to $7.50 White and Smoke Elk Oxfords, Summer Sandals, 1 ftg Pumps and Ties 3AT Is In now on this route to Itlchard-son.

Some clearing and a preliminary survey hna been made to some distance beyond, but there Is no real road from Itlehordson to Mapletnn. One of the first projects hoped for is to Ret an extension from this end towards Mnpleton. Last Willamette Unit Sought The Willamette hlehway Is the next blj concern for Lane county. All but five mires of this 'highway are under contrart. These fiTe miles, the ninst difficult stretch on the highway, are at Rait Creek Falls and there Is Indication that they will bo under contract before the turn-mer is over.

nnd resulted In formers receiving but a limited flow of water on their lands from the Columbia southern Schilling Toasted 1 CCl A tall tinkling tumbler canal. A THE DATXAS. July 24. VP) T'OR nearly four centuries people derided the Idea that gold could be found in the hills of Quebec, a dlscovory the, great French explorer. Jacques Cartler had made when he landed in North America In 1534, The Indians along the Saguenay river had told him of this precious metal and be jubilantly took some samples of it back to France.

Out metallurgists of the day told Fire which threalened to destroy the town of Tygh Vnlley was halted almost at the city limits last night bv tho combined efforts of Dilfur. So full of Selby Arch-Preservers, $9 $10.50 values, on sale at $7.95 Cantilever Health Shoes on sale at $6.43 Rollins Runstop Hose on sale big group at 49c BurchShoeG) The Dalles njid Tygh Valley fire fighters. Two vacant houses burned. Bulletins Out On 4-H Health Event jratjrqntflavor THE DALLES. July 24.

(P) you can Me it to your him this was nothing but Iron py- cheese. Add crenm, chopped dotes nnd ninrHhinnllowH which hnvo 1een cut and mix well. Form Into a loaf or lonjt roll nnd coat with crncker with hot sciftaora, add hnlf ot the nut Wrap lightly Into wnx pnper and pin re In refrigerator for a few hour, preferably over iiijf.it. Slice and nerve on lettuce or writer evens ns naiad or with criiahed fmita as dessert. Mrs.

J. II. Putman, Hprinsfield, Lettuce Roll 1 head lettuce nolt 1 enp cottage cheese, 4j cwp mnyqnnairte Mi cup chopped walnuts cup seedlfnn rain Ins. Combine cheese, nuts nnd mis, it, ndd unit to tnate. Add mnyonnnixc iiml mix thoroughly.

Sprend on lnrer lenvcii of lettuce and roll, faatPiihiK with toothpick If necessnry. Milken 12 mil. This mnkes a re-ry attractive "party" plate. If one hna long stemmed naaturtiuma. Tin the rolls with the nasturtium Me inn leaving the flowers on top.

Put two rolls on ench pinto with a few of the small lettuce leaves hetween, Mrs. A. Bouek, 178(1 Columbia Kucene. Stuffed Green Pepper Salad '2 large green peppers 2 cups cottage cheese tcaKpoonful milt cup mnynnnnlsn cupful chopped stuffed olives. Wash peppers, cut off tnps (chop and reserve for use In filling) and remove seeds.

Mash cheese to a pnnte with the mayoiinniso. Add olives, chopped green pepper nnd suit. Kill peppers with this mixture nnd thoroughly chill. Slice thin with sharp knife nnd nrrnnge on bed of crisp lettuce leaves. Serve with mnyonnnUe to which ynu have added 2 tnMe-spoons Chili sauce.

Tempts the eye and the palate. IMth Hurktn, H2S Fillmore Kugene. A severe thunderstorm, nccom rilo, "fool a gold, and that It was ponied by a brilliant electrical display. toes. worthless.

broke tiie hent wave here today. Rain In 1911, however, real gold was fell in torrents for several ininutesr. McDONALD THEATRE BLDGK2Wllainette daninge wos reported. i found In northwest Quebec and Cartler waa vindicated. Now gold mining brings a revenue of PORTLAND.

July 21. The decree of the foreclosure and 000,000 annually to Quebec, soma sale of the properties of the Rich of the same rock which Cartler took back to France yielding from $10 to (12 a ton. field tlil company, ns It affected the firm's property In Oregon, wns confirmed here yesterday by Federal John McNnry. The decree was handed down July 5 in Federal court France honors this explorer, in Southern California. however, not (or the gold brought back but for his groat land discovery.

In stamps Issued on the 400th anniversary of his famous Toyage. Bulletins nra going out this week to all 411 huallli club members from the office of It. C. Kueh-nor, county 411 club agent, regarding llie health olub round-up to be held at the community anil 4M fnlr in Cottage Grove, August 17. This fnlr, will offer the first opportunity alnce last year at the county fair to have a complete physical examination under the supervision of the county health unit at no expense to the club mom hers or parents.

Only health club members from the southern part ot Lane county are going to take part In this round-up at Cottage Grove. The boy and girl having the highest acoro on the examination will lie aolocted, the winners to be awarded a hnlf-acholnrahlp to the 1930 411 club summer school at Cor-vallls. In addition to the championships, ribbons will be awarded to five places for the class for hoys and the clans for girls and each member taking the examination will he awarded an rxhlbltor's ribbon. The examinations will he given under (bo supervision of the "Glass or no glass --HE GOT ME OUT!" SALEM. July 21.

UP) The city of Salem was held not liable for injuries sustained in nn automobile accident of one of Its police officials when the latter was driving the mayor of the city to his home, an act declared outside official duties as a police officer, the Oregon supreme BREVITIES (Copyright, 1935. NEA Service. Inc.) NEXT: Wlint qiiren composed her country's national (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) temperature tlilr morning wns 57 degrees. At 10 o'clock It had risen to Catholics Gather N7, three shove yesterday's maximum. I Sunday and Monday night's rnlne.

At Champoeg Site CIIAMPOKO KTATB PA Ilk" July 114. Proiinrnllrm -nV. still wet the ground. PORTLAND, July 24 fB Washington dispatches today snld that this stale had received sn allotment of for reclamation projects. A major portion.

It wns log made here toilnv tn No. 172A "What a vacation for a druggist just another round of medicine, splints and bandages! I was heading for a cool beach, on all eight cylinders. Suddenly I hit soft sand and the whole world turned upside down. My car plunged into the ditch and I was pinned in it. "Luckily a Standard Service Man on his way to work was right behind me.

And he wasn't afraid of broken glass either I He cut his hands to ribbons getting me out then raced to town for an ambulance and stuck with me clear to the hospital." Of course, this is miles out of the ordinary. But it's another example of "Standard Service Spirit." Standard Service Men "are always on their toes to help you every way they can. See for yourself. STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA Wouldn't a Dish of Christensen's Homemade Ice Cream Taste Good Right Now? 149 East Broadway thousands of Catholics at the annual state meeting Sunday under the auspices of llie stale council of Knights of Columbus. Usted among speakers are Tarl Saell.

secretary of slate; Father Iainian. of Mount Angel; Father Karly. of Portland, and K. A. McCrniee.

stale deputy of the Klnchts of COOL? declared, is to go for the earth dam at the Wickiup impounding Btl.OtH) acre feel, in Desrhutea county. Cost of thia project, with control works, gatea and a diversion tunnei, was announced at S1.nno,lK. The Owyhee' is to receive and the CALIFORNI All dm I ACTUAL STORKS OF rH-S'V STANDARD SBW" I The desire of every Standard So VZ1iVT 1') fc. Man li to renJer Serrfo "Sr UnurpaasedMthegsouMb "5ir2S Thia unusual and drtmaric iad JV AS't. illustrate, not the friendly 71 fk constantly rendered, but SSttP effort.

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