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Newspaper Page TextTHE EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD Pago Two LIBERTY ASSEMBLY HARTIS1CUP PRESENTS FAMOUS VOLUME! Liberty Hsst-tnbly of l'ortlniid won first prize of n beautiful cup in the rompetitive drill of United Art intuit tfiinis at the armory Sunday Corn noon, KuKcne anKPiuMy won the sec ond prize cup and Montimiia afra bly of i'ortlniid was winner of third honor. The Montrmllo team ia known b the "Hcotib IjassieB." Eight tonma took part In the color ful affair and all allowed Rood drill ing, it being difficult for the judges, Captain Jfimea Meek, Captain J. C. Koepke and Lieutenant Collins to mane loe mm. ueuiiuii us iu lhu .tin- After the drill compwtitlon the vis Jtinff Artisans w?re guests of the members ot the local asscraoiy ai a picnic dinner in Itiverview park back of the butte. After the dinner there were games and sports. Several hundred members of the different lodges in this district gath rw1 at th mpn'n wmnaxium at the university Saturday night to honor the supreme president. u. o. nunson. of Portland and Mrs. Hudson on their 41st wedding anniversnry, also Mr. Hudson's 61 t birthday, A class of candidates was initiated, SlflA STORY (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) nor a college worthy of the nnme now," he declared. "We hnve two halve, which the proponed bill would put together, eliminate competitive programs, and have a well-rounded center of culture." Faoultlei Held Inferior The proponent of the initiative measure has long been active in edu cational maUorn and l a member of the Orecm legislature. In la a argu ment he Mid "I doubt whether there is one ma non either faculty who will come up to' the tint rata edu cators." He further charged that the director of elementnry readier' training (J. A. Churchill) was not the roper mau for that position aa "he ad not done one boneat day's work in hie life." Mocpheraon attacked the matter of Jiublic relatione of the eclmola. rharg ng that rivalry wn beet demonstrat ed by the school of journalism nt Eu gene, the department of Journnllsm at the state college and the "corralled state editorial association," all used to disseminate propaganda for one or the other schools. The physical con solidation would ellmlnott this "bad political influence and fight for con trol of the press," he added. Merger Out of Question William M. Tugman, managing edi tor of the Eugene Register-Guard, in hia argument against the initiative, said that the bill misrepresents the economies the state is seeking in higher education. He declnred the consolidation would decrease the prop erty valuation of Eugene tiy s.l,roni, 000 and would wipe out $1,100,000 in fraternity and sorority property. He further stated such a plan would ?lay havoc with the tax structure of he state, would cause a heavy finan cial loss to Monmouth and that the change could not be mnde without a heavy building program at Oorvallls. Tugman stated tha question come ijown to whether the state should per mit the board of higher education's unified system s fair trial, or to acrap the reault of three years work and attempt a new idea at once. He de clared the federal aurvey recommend ed against anch a plon as proposed by the initiative as a "physical con solidation was out of tbe question. Housing Problem irks I nhis argument Tugman pointed ont the housing difficulties at Cor vnllls, the neo dfor additional expen diture at the outset in transferring 2800 students from Eugene to Or vallls, and the creation of an expendi ture rather thun a saving in the edu cation system. The henring continued through the noon hour. Henntor H .C. Wheeler and W. A. Ayres of J,ane county rep resented the opponents to the pro posed initiative, while Henry Znrii. president of the Marion County Tax Conservation and Equalisation league, originators ot the bill, apoke in its favor. The bill as proposed would trans fer the university from Eugene to Oorvallls, create a four-year teacher' college at Eugene, establish junior col leges at Ashland and l Grande ami move tbe Inw school from Eugene to rtalem. The Monmouth normal school campus would be vacated entirely un der the proposal. The Oregon supreme court tomor row will hear srguments on the ap peal from the ballot title of the meas ure filed by Custer Ross, Bnleua at torney. The appeal wns made on the grounds that the title furnished by toe attorney-general was unfair. 11 1 I fir? 3 Hff hS 4 H ', l,Z '.s-Tt :r yK-i Here Is Dr. John Henry Nash, noted printer of San Francisco, with his masterpiece, "The Psalms of tha Singer David," which he presented to Rabbi Stephen 8. Wise of New York through Rabbi Henry J. Berkowlti of Portland, Monday, at commencemsnt exercise of tha Unjverslty of Oregon. Beautiful Book Presented Here By Noted San Francisco Printer Ilonorlnc Rabbi fttenhen S. Wise of Nftw York, os well as other Jew lull friends. Dr. John Henry Nash, noted printer of Kim Francisco, Monday for mally presented a rare and carefully made copy of his masterpiece 'T'salms of the Singer David' at th gradua tion exercises beld at the University of Oregon. Dr. Nash bad hoped to hand this beautiful volume to Itabbi Wise, who was originally scheduled to deliver the commencement address. Dr. Wise was unable to be here, however, so the gift was banded to Rabbi Henry J. Berkowitz of Portland, with the re quest that he deliver it later. The book, originally nrinled three years ago by Dr. Nash for bis .Jewish menus ot ban r rnnnscn, was es pecially made for this occasion bv the noted printer. The paper was selected i- Uermany, and is known as wood block, with a beautiful woodblnck bor der clone- by William Wilke, artist in tho Nash shop in Snn Francisco. The type is Gothic, cut in 17l!4 in the Cnslon foundry in London. l he binding of the volume is es pecially noteworthy. It Is full classic unblencbed vellum, tooled with a slender gold line. The book Is declared by those who have 'eon it to bp one of the finest examples of printer's art over produced in tills country. Or. Nash, who Is n member ot the faculty of thu school of journalism of the university as a lecturer in typography, recently received the honorary degree of doctor of literature from the uni versity, one of the highest honors the institution confers, anil he has tcen similarly honored by other institu tions. Warm tribute .to Kabbi Wise and to Jewish peoplo was prld by Dr. Nash in his presentation speech. "This pre sentation is just a small western tri bute to one of tbo great clergymen of our country, an exponent of toler ence, of patriotism and liod-like Americanism," he said. Dr, Nj.sIi also rend from the In troduction of the volume, "Here be gins the Psalms of David now newly imprinted by John Henry Nnsh for his friends, and notnbly for his Jew ish friends of San Francisco. This Is n fitting occasion for a tribute to tbe men and women who proudly clulln rncirl connection with the royal singer of Israel. Our city acclaims them for their distinguished patronage of music, art and letters, no less than for their charitable and philanthropic gercosiiy. Let me add my Individual acknowledgement, for the Jews of Son Francisco I owe a debt of frieml. ship that can nevor be fully discharg ed. ' Dr. Nash, who drive up from Ran r runcisro to take part in the conv mencement exercises. Is todov rei-urd ed as one of the foremost printers of the world. Last year he made one of the 12 boosd for tho Limited Editions club, n volume commonly granted to be the most outstanding of the group. ii mm suuwn n. Keen interest in the University of Oregon Press, and lar gely as a result of his Inspiration and counsel, this part of the Institution nni. neen turning out work tqnt is rec ognised as highest ounlttn. Appreciation for the gift was ex pressed on the part of linlibi Wise and Jewish people by Itabbi Berko- wnx, wuo wna here lor the presents tiou. SPRINGFIELD NEWS REPORTS COUHUENT STORY (CONTINUED FROM PAOE I) live," was the concluding remark of Dr. Howell. Baccalaureate Address Given la his baccalaiirente address Sun day at MrArtliur Court Dr. Arnold Bennett Hall urged the graduates to incorporate in their lives the spiritu al values which are essential to en riching personality. He emphasised the Importance of spiritual values material acquisitions, and their im in leadership, their permanence over fiortsnce in tho preservation of civ lixstion. "It has been suggested that we hold hack science, and let our Ideals eatih up with it, that science rosy he directed to the ends of constructive progress," Dr. Hell said. "T!ie problem of Internstionel peace will not be solved until statesmen re member the human" values which are resl snd forget for a while economic slues." LEGION AIDED WASHINGTON, June IS. 14 President Hoover today signed sn set suthoriring Serrelery Hurley to lend wsr department equipment to the American Legion fr use at Its fourteenth national convention ' next Beptember at Portland. Ore, DE VAL ERA'S MOTHER DIES ROrHK8TK.lt. N. V.. June 13. (UR) Mrs. Catherine Wheelwright, the mother of Esmon do Vslers, president of the Irish free stale couu rll. died at her home hero yesterds) aiter a loaf Ulneis. HPmvnir-tLM.n i...... n a... cial) The last regular meeting of the Civic club until fall will be held Tues day afternoon nt the community hall at ii:!ltl. Plans for the annual club picnic will be made at this meeting. ELECTION OF OFFICERS Sl'HIN't; fli:i.n. Jon. 1:1 IS),,.. rial) Election of officers will he neui st ine mommy meeting of the Methodist home missionary sncietv Tuesday afternoon at the church. Mrs. Ilertsch will lend the devotion nls, and Mrs. Pratt Holverson ia iu charge of the lesson. COMMITTEE MEETING PPKINllr'lELD. June IK, (Spe cial) The first department of the intermediate Epworlh league of the Methodist churrh will have a commit tee meeting at the home of Miss Klix nbelh Hughes Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The senior Epworth league cabinet will meet Tuesday at 7 at the church. Ludkins Arrested For Drunkenness SritlNnVlKLD, June IS. (Spe elall Andy Liulkius of Eugene was arrested by Night Policeman A. J. Cowsrt Sunday evening and lodged In the city Jell on a charge of drunken ness. Another man with Ludkins was not spprehemled. but Chief of Police Lum Anderson said Monday that authori ties expect to arrest him soon. A psir of glasses belonging to the man who escaped M-ere found by police, snd a car which Ludkins clsimed belonged to him is registered under the name of D. A. ft.df of llsrriehurg. An old Ford louring known to belong to Ludkins was found on the fttrrtts by police. 20 Leave Tuesday For Camp Clatsop . SPHINIiFU'.I.D. June 1H .Spe cial) Twenty members of Headquar ters company. IliL'nd infsutrv. o( the National Guard, will leave Springfield Tuesday morning at ,1 o'clock fur the annual two weeks encampment at Camp Clatsop, It. Tom Swarts and Lt. Walter Oossler are in rhsrge of the compsny. Leroy Nice Marries Miss Brown Sunday SPItlNOFIK.l.D. June 13.(Sne. rial) Miss Halcyon Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hay ltronn of En gene, snd Leroy U Sice, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Nice of this cite, were msrried Sunday afternoon at 1 :W at the home of llev. E. V. Stivers, who performed the reremouv. Following the marriage, the ecu. pie and the gueots nt the affair held s picnic st Riverside park. Mr. and Mrs. Nice sre to live In Eugene. PERSONAL ITEMS BrRlNUFlELD, June 13. (8p.- chill T, K P,M 1. !.!.. ... &nho , punning lwo houses owned by him located on B and Mr. and Mrs. Lum Anderson, Mr. ami Mrs. A. B. Kepner, and Mr. and Mrs. A. .1. lluui. UH.i , . . ,-", ' i" cuiuiren picnicked on the Willamette near t-oisnuge aiinuay. Air. and Mrs. Boy Smith of Port land visited Mrs. Smith's father, Al Senscnev Siimlnv. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McBee snd ...miiv oi uregon uity spent theweok end here. Mrs. Kate Brummetle returned Sunday from Portland, where- she has been visiting for a few dnvs. Mr. ami .Mrs. Merle Costeel left Sunday for a few days' trip to Sn r rancisco. Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Peterson of ,'iuia visum jir. snd Mrs. C. i. Eg gimnnn Sunday. Dr. W. C. Rrhhsn snd John An derson spent Sunday fishing on the McKensie. STORY (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) postofdee last night, broke open the safe snd stole a quantity of registered mall and money order blanks. En trance wns gained through a side wiu dow. The robbery was discovered shout ::ill o'clock this morning bv Csrl Chrlstensen. s suh rlerk, when he came to work. Federal postoffice in spectors were csllcd from Portlsnd. Local police said thev believed the Job was done by professionals. There were few msrks on the outer door of the safe and apparently no finger prints. GOLF RECEIPTS TAKEN PORTLAND. Ore.. June IS. f4l Approximately HK was obtained Inst nisht by yeggmen who punched the ssfe in the office of the Dose City golf course clubhouse. Thev sp parenlly gained entrance through sn unlocked side door. Police found no fingerprints and said the burglsrs led no tools. M. It. Hnusmann, super intendent, said the coutruls of the ssfe er insured. THEATER ROBBED SAN VBANCISCO. June 1S. Three bandits were being sought to. day sfter paying their war Into the I'rpheum theater here last night, binding snd gagging the manager snd h' ssistsnt. and escaping with I'I7 7. week end receipts of the house. An audience of severs! thousand persons watched the shnw. not knoo ing the holdup was taking plies. ' AGREED ON DEBTS PARIS, Juno l.'iC) France and England faced the com inn LuuMjiiinv conference on war debts and renara- lions today agreed on "the bums i a common viewpoint" looking toward a solution of the international prob lem. This announcement was made fol lowing conferences yesterday between Prime Minister Hum say MacUomtld of Great Hritnin and Premier Edouard Herriot of 1 ranee. As a first step toward re-estab Ilshment of world confidence, It was expected, all nations represented at the conference, which opens -luurs-duy, would be asked to promise to keen the neace. The two premiers left hero at 11:18 o clock last night for Geneva, G. 0. P. SLATE STORY (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) P. Bonn, P. It., St. Mary of Perpet- uui Help itectory, unicago, in. Music. Report of committee on credentials, Report of committee on permanent organization. Address of permanent chairman. Report of committee on rules and order of business. Recess until 4 p. m. Iteconvene at 4 p. m. Report of committee on resolu tions. Adjourn until Thursday, June 16, Thursday, June 16 (Tentative) Convention culled to order by the chairman at 11 a. m. Prayer by Riibbi Ferdinand M. Is scrman. Temple Israel, St. Louis, Mo. Music. Nomination of candidates for pres ident of the United States. Roll call on presidential nomina tions. Nomination of candidates for vice president of the United States. Roll rail on the vice-presidential nominations. Klectlon of national committee. Appointment of committee to no tify the candidate for president. Appointment of committee to notify the candidate for vice-president. Jt is possible that the fight on plat form plunks and on the nomination of a vice-presidential candidate will rausft alteration of plans to conclude In three days. Financiers Irk Charlie Chaplin VANCOUVER, B. C.t June 13. U.R) Charles Chaplin, comedian, re turned from Europe and tbe orient today briiiKiiif; with him economic theories, which have nothing to do with the new silent picture he will produce. The man whose acting in derby, cane and floppy shoes convulsed mil lions was considerably annoyed when he stepped from the steamer Hikawa Mam. The Japanese vessel brought $15, 000,XK) in gold from Japan. Charlie opposed the principle and the fact of that shipment. "They say this money is brought to balance trade," be said, "Well, those who Insist on-balancing trade should be prosecuted. What humnn beings endure patiently amazes me. There Is a new world awakening at hand. People everywhere want more of tbe benefits an dprivileges of material plenty. "Kinancera will hove to take less profit. "They call me a comedian. I've de cided I'm as good an economist as financiers are comedians if you know what I mean." PARDONED! '';,4sar. ! V li XP'-ft Road in Siuslaw Forest Planned Construction on a forest service road in the Siuslaw forest will start Wednesday when a crew of men will go to work grading a route from near the outlet of Siuscoos lake to the Siltnoos lookout site, It waa announc ed Monday by C. C. Olsen, construc tion superintendent of the Cascade national forest, who is directing road building work for the Siuslaw this year. The lookout station will be built iu an old slashing on the Crown Willamette Paper company holdings near Westlake. The road will afford access to this lookout point. AMELIA HONORED BRUSSELS. Belgium. June 18. (P) Amelia Earhart Putnam today received the Order of Leopold from Kin Albert of the Belgians In rec ognition of her solo flight across the Atlantic. E STORY (CONTINUED FROM PAOE I) disseimion over prohibition completely engulfed the chosen representatives of the party today on tbe eve of their national convention. To the general and rear-rank priv ate alike, what to do about the dry law became tbe one big question. Not only were they ready to renom inate President Hoover, but sentiment was turning definitely to Vice Presi dent Curtis for his running-mate and all of the lesser disputes over plat form and procedure seemedheaded for harmonious decision. Charles G. Dawes today declined to discuss in any way, shape or form tbe Dosiibility of his being ft candl date for the republican vice presiden tial nomination against Vice Presi dent Curtis. . HURLEY NOT RUNNING WASHINGTON. June 13. OP), Secretary Hurley of the war depart ment told newspapermen flatly today he is not a candidate for the republi can vice-presidential nomination. - Commenting on reports from Chi cago mentioning htm as a possible nominee for that post, Hurley said: "I am not and will not be ft candi date for the Tice-presidency." WASHINGTON. June 13. C4) SPEAKEASIES READY CHICAGO, June 13. (U. Chi cago's speakeasy proprietors today were prepared to reap the golden harvest thev hope the republican na tional convention will bring. In fact a tour of well-known Hauor dispensaries indicated the harvest has alreadv K,.n io- to a. sun "l""' .,, th, loop. U And downtown th mv, visitors. """'"PW.llK, Witch (or Announesmint, aul D drew I Misspelled Word Contest $5.00 CASH PRIZE and 10 Merchandise Prizes Read the Eulei Blow Open to Everyone. Nothing to Buy, Abbreviations are Not Mistakes. Scattered among th advertisements below are a few words that hare been purposely misspelled. Find the Incorrect woriti core them, cut out ad and paste on sheet ot paper, placing date of the issue above the ads. '0"" Contest runs for sir consecutive days, from Sunday, June 12, through Friday, June 17. Prises will be awarded those ennt. finding the largest number of misspelled words during the whole six days run of the contest. Mistakes are changed daily At the end of the six days mail or bring your entry to the Contest Editor, Register-Guard. Entries must reach tM .. before 6 P. M. Wednesday, June 22nd. Winners will be announced Sunday, June 26. l" oHll Accuracy, Neatness and Originality will count in this contest. In case of a tie duplicate awards will be given. Prizes will be awarded In this manner. First prize $5.00 and 10 merchandise prizes will be given the tollowlnr'win Contest is open to everyone except Register-Guard employees and their families. w"en. Judges will be selected by The Register-Guard and their decisions will be final. In the event you would like to enter the contest late, missing one or two previous Issues, these copies mav be had v.- . for them at The Register-Guard. 1 6 nM Band Box Cleaners A new nam that apslls luallty Cloning and Prssslni at th lowsst prlcss. Ycur clothes will Isst longer wha oltned by lis. Phone 398 172 W. 8th St. Emsraency Tewing Servlo Call S07 24 Hour Servloe Rosdslde S.rvlc s Specialty Inoludlng Towing, Bat tary Trouble. Tlrs Trouble, Ignition Trouble, Broken Axis Gss, Oil, Etc PHONE 507 or 2627 And one of our ears will b at your service at a reasonsble oharge and FREE te A.A.A. Members. A W. Sohnsidsr Located In Eug.n Motor Ramp 136 E. 7th Ave. TIP TOP Whers th orowd msetsl Serv ing delicious meals, lunches and sandwlohss. High quality and low prices, Come here and be plsasd Courteous Ssrvlc Always 48 East 10th St. W oan't glvs All the Permanent Wavss In the World, so we Just Give the Beet I Have you ever stopped to compare a well-established beauty shop with a chesp cut-price shop? Do just tbst snd you'll protect you hare from be ing ruined by products which are inferior snd ss a result ruinous. L. a R. BEAUTY SH0PPE 997 Wlllsmstst Strest Phone 1734 jSvRSHAUj?. f BODY & FENDER WKS. C3 AUTOMOBILE WINGS $3.75 All kinds of Glsss Tu-til Automobile. Win uow mirror, CIO. Rsl Vslu in All Types of Mirrors, Priced from 65o to $8.00. Prices en an merchandise outstanding. EUGENE MIRROR a GLASS CO. vj c. ssventn St. Phone 721 June Bride Specials Hot Point Automatic Toasters. No burned tosst or wastsd breag. Reg ular $9.75. Speoial this week- only $5.95 Bailey Electric Company M. B. Castslloe T. A. Stooker 640 Willamette Phon. 234 Prize A Table Lamp 1930 Dodge SlCyllnder Deluxe Ssdn R Ullr. uh.al. 1 1. li.. inuiuuyiiiy raoon-5nl?ni- DUC0 ttM Mll,n' tw v, v, iginai cull. 1932 Plymouth, 4-door sedan, flost Ing power, free wheeling; very low mileag.. Surely good value at $585, 1930 Dodge 6 Coupe; reoondltloned nu uuaranieeo; wonoerTui uy at Hathaway's Used Oar Lot Oak St. Between loth and 1 1 th At Your Servic THE BROADWAY SERVICE STATION In under new management and will give you mat super-servlo you like Texeoo Certified Lubrication Complete One-Stop Ssrvlc Tlrss snd Bsttsrles Washing and Polishing a Specialty Broadwsy and Chsrnelton TAe can't sell you a nue car but will make your old one look like new. SIMMONS co. 59 E. 10th St. 1930 Snort Couna. S270.n0! loin Roadster. S24S.00: 1932 Rkrin I uoscn. 39o.uo: 1929 a Pickup, uu.ui iuo uurani, siuu.ou; 192 Ford T Tudor, $100.00; 1924 Chev rolet Rosdstsr. $35.00; 1931 Psnsl Dsllvsry. $450.00: 1931 Town Sedan. $500.00; 1930 Tudor Sedsn; 1928 Tudor Sedsn: 1930 AA 131 Truck uusi, use, 3373.00; 1930 AA 131 Truck Dusls, Closed Cob. Stske Body. $350.00: 1930. Chevrolet r.lnxrf Cab. Dump Body. $400.00; 1927 uoooe two-ton uump Body, Dual $230.00. GOLD MEDAL Crude A Dslry Produots "EUGENE'S BEST" Properly Psiteurlied Milk Real Churned Buttermilk Cream C.ttsgs Cheese Whipping Cream loe Crssm Buttsr Crsms Medo-Land Creamery Co. 675 Chsrnelton St. Phone 393 1933 LICENSE withe every USED CAR on our floor. Largs selection te choose fmm. Some 1st models that sre nearly new. Alse a tew cheap ones. TAYLOR'S OARAGE 857 Psrl St. Phone 2183 Portv.nna v..,. ... v. ... tenets In Ufa . i w. Smalllng, Merced, was granted a lull pardon. Smalllng. who clsimed he killed In rll-deteot.. hss been (i parole for 24 yr. Above. Smell In; when aentsnosd. Below, Smalllng todiyt BROWNFIELDS CASH MARKET it wiusmett St. Mests. Vegstlblss. Fruits Bskery Goods, Grocery We sre festurlng ths following Lsas Co. Products: Ntbergill's D.aee Bacon. Gold Medal Butter. Wllllsms ... . B,k"y Birthday Products. Visit our store we hsvs a ssrprlts far yoe en Ihei. srtlcles. Alto to th perion tusking th greeted smouot of purrhstei this week w. will give choir, of Swiss stake r 6 lbs. of Lard. Quality Mdee. at raaeonasls prices. FOR QUALITY DEVELOPING PRINTING ENLARGING KODAK FILMS, ETC., SEA Dotson Photo Shop tlth a Osk Phone 1824 Cell Glendnn for Rsdio Berries, snd you will get the best results. Prix 810 Frsmed Enlargement Frem any of your Negatives SPECIAL 10.10 Chevrolet Pelux. Sedsn All new orerelne tires. Csr looks and runs like new .... $435 102H Stndehsker . club Sedsn Txwka just like new. only $445 Rndon Cii-tom Rrooshsm Jott think, s csr like this only $295 Brown Motor Co. Used Kar Ospl. Bdwy. at Psarl Phone 1757 MR. BOX BUYER Ws have th only avallsata ....h. of whit pin for fancy psekag.i. Msnufscturers of Box Shoak and Krstel Get ear lew prices before placing your orders. WESTERN BOX CO. WMt Stcond A vi. Phon 3388 PARSONS COMPANY. REALTORS oz w. d roadway rnont b IG'j acres, G miles from Eugen, fine Improvements, rtner bottom oU, electricity. "Will comider small house. 40 ttcres, well improved, 8 miles rrom butrene. an in crop, wm con sider small acreage close in. 60 acre farm. 2 miles from Eu gene. ThiR is a fine equipped dalrr. mood modem improvements, and a fine crop to go with place. Will take a pood home in Eugene or will con sider California property. Good terms on oajance. BEE LINE ALIGNING STATION W oh.ok your whe.l aligning fr. Com la aow, no obligation ; Does your car shimmy or wander, If se, let us correct your treublss. Cent piste Brake ssrvloe at . low srlces, Aoross frem Eug.n Hotsll 233 E. Broadway Phon 890 1929 STUDEBAKER STRAIGHT EIGHT 8EDAN. This Is Studs- Baker's finest car. Three new tlree. good finish, mohslr upholitry and motor is BOog-.490.uu. 1929 CHEVROLET COUPE, meter just rsooroa ane new pistons, r.oon ditlonsd throughout $275.00. Morris Chevrolet Co. Used Car Let 961 Alive St. Phone 228 No Difference in RESULTS? Try Us and Sea, We're confident you'll i difference In your prints whsn we do the work. Ws Ars Giving a Brownie Camera as a Prlr. . CARL R. BAKER . KODAK SHOP 7th and Wlllamstt BRINNICK'S OARAGE We are specialists In automobile repairing. We five you personal service thst assures you of better service, better workmanship snd tbe most ressonsble prices. Let us check your car for you and (tire you ur price before you repair it. Motor re- boring snd reconditioning a specialte 83 E. 7th St. Phon 1530-M Prise A frees Job and oil chssge. FREE Every dsy to you, ths persoa tbst finds tbe misspelled word la my ad snd brings tbe sd to me first will receive s Free complete gresse Job or oil change of Green Spot motor oil Top Dressing a Speciality $1.00 HARVEY BORIN'S SERVICE STATION llth and Olive Sts. Let's Get AsseelsUd at ERNIE DANNER'8 On-Stop Ssrvlc Station . Hifh nre.aiir. 1i1.Im1.- v. .- perienced mechanics. Wishln. snit maII.1.1. low prises. Bug Woodson snd Mahls Sweet Do General Repairing 10th and Olive St. HENZLER RADIO SALES AND SERVICE Wa mpv I b -, . .l . . j . - - ' J eiaa.nrv moan in ..m"' L"", " Clack. m pop.iar pnees, i..W' 5 " l,,M Jr tt. in eqirlsment which will siesr yes ' Mrvle and workmsashlp. A Trltl Will Canvlnee Vs. 303 Blair Ph.. J575 Prue An Electric Clock SELECT NOW Llna anli.li, fl a fumm.rh7n;;.,buVl nvestm.nt. This eh ."..t " th Oregon Cosit bsn last 1.2 P.n.d by th. Oregon Cm, "IS McCULLY REALTY CO, 60 W, Hot Spot Special . Ttiaatfav nnlu fain m .. . I i ' wnivroni tint i.JI;.Jj .."lll",. ""i". ii ,ii .re ery Hfl Ss this outstanding truck iilgi k for von hi.v " " " Sale Price $185.00 Trms snd Trssei QUALITY USED CAR MARK! 52 Esst llth Street $500.00 Cash FOR THE OLDEST LEONARD ICE BOX Offsr Expires July lit See Us for Details REMEMBER Only the Limn has ths Len-A-Oor. A tout! el tti toe and the door swings opes. II yesrs of knowledge, sxperliin is progress. Ovsr 2,000,000 $81111(14 Owim Amspoker's Radio Shop Phons 954 859 Olive St. Evgess, Ors PRETY BABY CONTEST Enter your bnby In Robssi'i nusl Pretty Baby Conteit bo baby receives one 8j10 inch a tinted portrait FKEE. Winner tf ceires one donen porlrlite FREI Registrstion charge $100. Cw ends June JUtn. h n .. . lir OTIinlA 992 Wlllsmetts Pnesi l n.i.. . Crid Photo of Tountl I Rubber Stamps , manaf actured in our own plent. lao.lorn lliiirttTl-;C J "o'.tn- Phone 297 JOHNSON FURNITURE CO. Sss our oomplel. '"'f1 a.ursce A or for eWT kitchen and a prist every hetnti 649 WillametU Phone 1188 w.A TlBtl Prlrt A Wtinut , SALE . - Uitl 0 ur "',l;,,,MttJ that t.rmsrly told tt $2- AS Reduced to Aet new whit, ttletl" LEOCADE HAT SHO? ... - ,...IIV 17. a. Phont 430-YY KEN SAYS . ,rr WITH US I iU?I ONE GOOD MEAL An j ANOTari MANHATTAN C'1 ' ... at MJ WllUmti"