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1 i Pajro Two THE EUGENE REGISTER-GXTAEL REPEAL LEAGUE FILES ACCOUNT SALEM. Or.. Julr U. (U.R) Pre limlnary account of coiilrlbutions and expenses on referendum aifninxt the remaining aections of the Btute dry Jaw was filed today by George My ' lander. Portland, repreaentiiiK the Oregon ltepeal lea-cuo. Bylander said $2.51.'). 18 was con ' tributed by 18 firms and individual. ' It was spent In clrenlHtinR petitions, he said. The league Uus done no campaigning for tile repeul, A new law requires filing expense accounts of proponents and opponents of mea ures between 5 and 10 days before an election. Contributors to the repeal fund listed by Bylnuiler are Portland Hotel Co., $.10; Campbell Court hotel, $10; Imperial hotel, $.0; Ilenlhmnn hotel, $50; New Heathmun, $50; Dobman Hotel Supply Co., $'J5; Arlington Club hotel, $50; Multnomah Hotel Operating company. $100; John W. Blodgett Jr., $100; E. M. Adams. $5; California State Brewers' Assn.. $500; . K. A. Moore, Inc., $25; Western Stopper Co., $50; Henry Welnliard Co., $1,880.18; Italiun Fruit and Pro duce Co., $10; (iunnn, Garbnrino nnd Pannndl, $5; Kell Hlngllo, $3; Nor tonia Hotel Co., $10. Expenses listed ore postage $7.08; : ounty clerks fees $015; affidavits $1; Chnrles W. Birch $3.50; attorneys $10; notnries $10.25; Pacific Tele phone nii'l Telegraph Co., $.'17.50; Co lumbia Press $72.25; circulation of petitions $1,451.05. Final oxpense account must be filed following the election as previously. Mott Returns to Office at Salem Congressman James W. Mott has : returned from Ihe nntlonril capital and opened his office In the postoffice . building, Salem, wbero all official mat - ters will be taken enro of promptly. , Tbe congressman announces his eagerness to coo pernio with his con- atltuents In every way possible and will be glad to have them write him concerning nny federal problem In which they are Interested. IN "INTERNATIONAL HOUSE"! I. Here ire a few of the stars who will be teen at the McDonald theatre Sunday In "International House' the laugh and music fes tival. Top row, Peggy Hopkins Joyce, W. C. Fields, Rudy Vallee, Stuart Erwln; center row, George Burns and Grade Allen, Col. Lem uel Q. Stoopnagle, and his pal, Budd; bottom row, Sari Maritza, Cab Calloway, Bela Lugosi, and Baby Rose Marie. Klondike Kate", Sourdough Sweetheart Will Get Hitched VAXCOUVKR, B. C, July 14. C4) A secret ronmitce bom on Christ mas eve in 1U00, in the gold rush days ot Dawson with long years of absence from eucli other since brings marrifme to "Klondike Kate" Rockwell of Bend., Ore., the belle of the dance halls ,and Juhn Mutsou, an Alaskan miner. The silver-haired Matson, who re mained In the northlnnd working his claims but oil the time recalling the vision of Kate, was at the boat dock this inorniim to meet her on her ar rival from Seuttje, They will be urcd witluu a day or so. "We've corresponded the pint four years,1' lie said, "nnd two wi-eks iitfo she came to Vancouver to meet me. Now we'll go back to Alaska, to gether." In the long years of separation, Klondike Kate enme 1011th with Alex ander Pnntages, the theater man, nnd won renown through the west as the girl who gave hi in his start In the theatrical world. Hhe married also and in 1014 "home.steaded" it; in the high desert country of central Oregon. Matson had a few meetings with her tn Alaska. nfter ho first saw her in the old Savoy theater at Dawson that Christmas eve. lie was among tlie miners who admired the colorful dance hall girl, and chose her for a .sweetheart, but kept the secret to himticlf. In 1.J02; she left Aloska, while Mat son remained in the north. In recent years, he has hud claims on Mntson creek, in the Lawson country of Alaska. In the newspapers four yeors ago, he saw that she had attended the Sonttlc stampede of the sourdoughs, and later that she was the "mystery witness summoned frum Bend., Ore., to aid in the defense of l'autages in his California trial, although she was not called to. testify. lie started n correspondence with her, and she welcomed his attentions. Finally, he asked hep to marry 'him. "I want to take care of you, and make you happy," he wrote. Their honeymoon will bo back in Alaska, the land where they both first met, when they were young. NOTICE To all Real Kstato Denier. My Farm is taken off the market. A. 11. SMITH, Junction City. Rt. 3 Wrestler' Number Was Up; Is Killed When Auto Crashes PLAYING AT HEILIG! KL'TAW, Ala.. July 14. OP) The death of George Ktsonaros in a pro sate automobile accident near here closed a story-book career the Greek wrestler pursued on the theory that "ft hen a man s number is up, it s up. Kducated fn Athens Kotsonnroi fought in the Balkan war of 1013 against the Turks and saw comradei fall on all si den. "Don't worry," he woidd say, "when a man's number is up, it s up. It wasn't up for Kotsonaros In the Balkan war and It wasn't up when he got caught in a street fight n i mro between .mmnmmcuans and Christians. He was wounded by the Turks but recovered. In his career in the ring and th movies, Kotsonaros had tits nose smashed, was fn many bad falls and in an airplane crash but bis num ber wasn t up. A wrestler couldn't fill a date In Nashville, Tenn., this week and Kot sonaros substituted. He was driving lo ISew Orleans with John Paul Jones. Texas wrestler, yesterday. The car skidded In gravel and over turned. Jones was seriously injured, KoUonaros, who police believe went to sleep at tbe wheel, was killed, His number was up. Fairview Mountain Climb Is Scheduled A climb of Fairview mountain In the Bohemia district will be sponsored by the Eugene Obsidian club Sunday, July 10, It was announced Thursday. Carl Young will be the leader. Members of the party .'! leave tbe Dotson Photo shop at 6 a. m, Sunday morning, drlv:::g to the sod die between Fairview and Bohemia mountains. From here it Is a short climb to tbe summit of Fairview from which nn excellent view of snow peaks in the cascade range may be obtained, STAR TO APPEAR SALEM, Ore., July 14. (U.R) fit-over Cleveland Alexander, once fumed major league pitcher, will an pear with the House of David base ball team ngninsfe the Hulem Senators here Tuesday. Alexander is traveling witn trie Mouse ot; uavid team and Is expected to pitch two or three in nmgs as an exhibition.' JohnFeeney, f K J , I ! V 1 T. R. Seek, ml k ! r" ! -KJ miwHAK-tn.wM. .. .. ay., jiaaaB laaassaiww, "Ta saw sia i , M "My technical knowl. edge of gaioline Is llm Ited but experlenca haa proved to me that Super Shell gives the utmost In speed. The new deal ahould win over men? new ucr." C. . Hancock, Chicago "When the light changes to 'Go,' I want to be gone. Since I have changed to Super Shell I am away ahead of th others." Clark H. Hammond, Oak Park, UL Now Super SHELL is capturing the 7"aP o f- f Made on the Pacific Coast . T C ij L without .14 ftrotnium nt Khali . Sold without 3f premium at Shell Service Inc. stations and by Shell dealers. Tens of thousands In Chicago switched to this gasoline the first week! It's the same story here everywhere people are aylng, "Man, have you tried Super Shell!" From Super Shell you ftet tho kind of premium performance you once paid V extra for. The same extra mileage! The get--way; the great reserves of smooth, quiet power! Super refining that's the reason for it. Uy Shell's exclu sive new processes, the waste ful parts in ordinary gasoline are entirely removed. Super Shell gives extra mileage, extra power. And it is higher in anti knock value than any other non-premium gasoline. This new golden-colored Super Shell is the West's own improvement over the famous Super Shell the East paid more than 8 million extra dollars for. Now this new Super Shell at the price of regular gasoline is an overwhelming success everywhere. Try it and you '11 be telling all your friends, " Change to Super Shell!" "The Fish Ranch Road Rrade hero Is used for lot of new car demon stration. You ahould are my Nash go over the top In hliih at 30 miles an hour ainco I chunui-il to Super .Shell. I have no ticed better mileage also." Milo C. Ayer, Berkeley. Call!. "Always used premi um gasoline until Super Shell came on the mar ket and saved me that three centa a gallon. It haa all the anti-knock protection my Cadillac 'lJ' needs." Joftn llamrick, Portland, Ore. m$ k iaaaaaaaW - & g?V ? Ill Regis Toomey and Anita Page are shown above In a scene from "Soldiers of the 8torm," thrilling story of the Border Patrol, which will close Ita run Friday night at the Helllg theatre. Wrestler Killed In Machine Wreck HERMTSTON, Ore., July 14. (U.R) Billy Severe, Kansas City heavy weight wrestler, was killed in an au tomobile accident on the Columbia river highway near here yesterday. Walter Podolak, Syracuse university wrestler and weight lifter, driving the car, was seriously injured. The two were driving to Portlarirl from Walla Walla, Wash. It is believ ed Podolak fell asleep at the wheel. At the Hermiston hospital it was learned Podolak will probably recover but an arm and hand injury may end his enreer as a wrestler and weight lifter. One housefly, living safely through the winter, can have six trillion des cendants by the next Sept. 1. Tutankhamen is interpreted as meaning the living image of Amon, one of the Egyptian gods. Salt Creek Timber Survey Is Started Possible sales of large tracts of government timber in tho Suit creek area in the Willamette natiouul for est nbdve Oukririxe arc indtcatr in a survey of the tlmlwr which the for est service will at once institute in that section, II, O. Hopkins of the school of for estry at the Washington State college st Pullman, who is to bo foreman of the crew of cruisers, was in Eugene Thursday conferring with officials of the Willamette f jrest, end expected to leave at once for the scene of oper ation. He will have a crew of eight or ten men and they will work out of tho Civilian Conservation Corps camps at Oakridge. The cruise will cover ou area of several thousand acres and it Is ex pected that the work will be carrlrd on several months. Data on the amount of timber In the area, the condition of the terrain on which tt Is located and other In formation to be lined when time comes to sell the timber JmT the cruise. Wl" i a vast valuable timber in ,h md it is said ,tt .o'S m tho entire Vai.0,:J7 growing there. k Goldfinches feed ,,u weed seeds. ' fx n STATIONERY For an 0r woma vk. wim, io use newest taj a Print...1. 1 NEW TiTWn "liflli ROOM SUITES A large selection u choosa . Applegate FurnittJ Formerly Power. .L !l 'una Complete Photographic Service Films, Kodaks, tinting, framing, enlarg ing, information and all other items per! taining to photographjr. Make our store your Kodak headquarters. FRESH FILM To obtain good pictures It Is essential that you have fresh film. Ours la always fresh. S. & H. Green Stan We give S. & H. re count stamps on ell J .ut mem. CARL R. BAKER KODAK SIM Corner 7th & Willamette EjCtSfd Wednesday IMficf:ilnucd Ycste zy czl Tc3ay and the Thrilty 7I11 Cuiarc Tomo 7fa tl Greatest MoncyiInEvc: tof allTimcs aiid ie'G Your Move? J We made the prst move whence cut and slashed the prices on " "thia big Sf6cr of MenYFine'Sdts,'S2l sar, etc. AH past recoras fdr drastic reductii have been shattered in our determination to I m a ai . . at .ad- move one-half of this stock in til MaSi'aVa.iaiini SMjptolecfflGiAlAze I i Dni?nain Prices? and the big banners of low prices wive triumphantly over fine qual ity. Tremendoub savings now within the reach of every thxifty-ninded man in this community. Marvelous merchandise from nationally known makers (in one of the greatest selling eventf we have ever stated. Counters and casen: RtArkcrl hio-h with fpntnr values mA tha , w ' - ve. &m,Mau vauuca auu uiv ri-eftrd-toll the story of drastitj-reductionsodon'twaitrbtir wi mere w ieaiure values nere mat cannot be diUplicated again. Censational Vol i I . i Yes, prices are exceedingly low, so low that they border on the sen mwuiioi. many ucnis ufinir pricea way Deiow reniarpmont cast. Pin rttialiVeuita nnrl froch not.r chti-ta at tlt...1.... 1 V .. uv it tniU is iiuituiuuBtj iuw prices. .jiais oi.sqper quality at the greatest mark-downs we have Scores br other items in men's appaltTtt tiHT' ever takej en i greatest savings in years. Extra special values offered daily) No profit specials ffroiii our regu lar stock on which you can save and save. Come in tomorrow, with out fail, we're go ng to give you the greatest thrill yoii hxve ever had. St "ma artstft u i daatataaw a sua. 11 a t a - . 1 a,. "fIC ?.W,V lu ,"Ju B.uP--r quamy at tive and (en trtcci. Low prices tnat you iwouia naraiy expect to find on quality appsrel. .Qpenjonixht: Till 8 o'clock 1 ASM TAVilhmetteJ PW Wl"lni Id ilantrtantf H AiMt-iMWNuf h HMAaafl CLOTHES FOR MEN -ffinrt'iiubL.. Eugene, Oregon ' fHI
